Galena Miner from Galena, Kansas • 3

Kim? T1JT A IT BAf" THE GALENA MINER! p.STOCKSLAGlsn, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ofllce on Mala opposite Barnes' store. ALEX A KAN. Mrs. John Sweeney left for Kansas City last Saturday morning. She will remain there during the summer.

It's an old saying Vthat blood will tell." We anxiously await the appearance of the Baxter Times. Ex-Mayor Webb's lot, on the South Side Companys'slaud, is still producing good lead. Jerry Boler, of the Baxter Times, is iu the city. fMcssenger. 23d.inst, For shame, Frank I Why don't yon give your real name when go to see your stranger neighbors.

Notice the change in the card "ad" oi Paine Vermillion, blacksmiths. Mr. Paine has taken sole charge ot the business and will continue in the same location. He is a (Ohio cider at Fritz Weber's. CThe sweetest and prcttest hats at Mrs.

Ell Powell's. to Thompson's for fine chewing and smoking tobacco. gTblutcing shovels Way down low at A. F. Gore's.

GST Sweet Michigan cider at Fritz Weber's. GST" For anything in the clothing line, go to Joe Rosenthal's. C3T Sweet Michigan cider at Fritz Weber'n. At first fears were entertained for little fellow's Dr. Hutchins, who was sent for, administered auti-dotes the fc poison, and.

in the course of a few hours bad. the little Chap O. fc. Now that friend Skidmore of the Dispatch, has "split the quilt" with the Messenger out-fit, we would like to know the troth about it who was the author of the villianous poetry that appeared in the Messenger, some weeks ago? Baxter Times. And now friend J.

Frank is respectfully refered to the Dispatch and his friend Skidmore for the desired information. Bring your "sisters, your cousins and your anuts" to the decora tion at Baxter Springs on the SO yes, bring your mother-in-law. Baxter Times. Yes Frank, we'll be there. But we have no "sisters, nor aunts, nor cons-ins, nor mother in-law, not even prospective, so we're going to bring.

Weldy. Be around some place and help us take care of him, won't yon Assistaut Superintendent Barnes of the Gulf road, Who was in the city last Sunday, gave it as his opinion that- only a slier -time Would elapse, before the Gulf road would be 4 sQli OttU. BY WELDY. POSTOPPIOB TIME TABUS. AHRITiL AXD DarABTCKfc OF MAILS.

Kansas City, and all points Xofth Sontfc and West: Arrive, daily, 10 A. If Depart daily. 4 Louis, and all point East, arrive 1:50 T. hr. Depart, a.

M'. Joplin Arrive. 10 at. Depart, 1p.m. Onlce hours 7:30 a.

to 7 r. m. Sunday 2r.H. toir.x. L.

C. WKLDY. F. LETTER LIST. 1ST OF LETTERS UNCLAIMED REMAIN I ins; in the poatoffice at tiaK-na.

forth xfevk endinc May 179. If not called for within thirty days tbey will be acut to the dead letter office Parties calling for these let-tew will please say 'advertised." giving data of advertisement. Allen Wm. Lawyer rower Ka ton Levi Graham James Harris M. L.

Martin W. H. Price Sarah E. Sladoen Flora Tavlof J. H.

Vlckrey Knnmc Walden Dnncatt Banester W. It. albert Tailor yeesentlew UeO. Hays Win. Mall E.

A. 5 WcClary t. W. 1'aiT I. It.

Stano Geo. Iwlen Thoina.4.' Minns Jubn Walker Jame WY Parties desiring to go to Baxter Springs on Decoration Day, can procure seats tn Spencer ivrge coach, oy applying at, the Jrost-offics by Thursday noon. Pare to Baxter and return, ffy cents. Frank, you do Shako. We want to organize two green back clubs one for Frank, the other for Skidmore of the war species.

We don't hear anything more, of the "boom." What'a the matter, Frank Haye the soger spiked your boomer A saloon advertises for live hund red men, with five cents capital, to unload five hundred schooners. Bar the capital and Dad Varick.will take the "hull" contract himself. Why is it," asks the New London Telegram, "that maiiy-of our public. men have Bright's disease of the kid- nevs. aud uut lew ot mem wrisrnvs At many of them have kidneys.

That "with prosperity comes friends," is illustrated in our case. Ourdogi "Colonel," who has been absent for a long time, returned to us Tuesday night. He heard that the China shaft had struck it big. Bear it In mind, and "don't you forgltit." that Short Creekers are ex pected to meet on the thumb-hand bank of Spring river at the Baxter ford, where the procession bp formed at eleven o'clock sharp, and move into the city alio same like'o circus. I'Ve a tetter from "Maria" Baby mine, Baby mine.

It has ri my hopes much" higher Sfce fs ffiirte, slie is mine She is But stops come to think of It, ttio once is five dollars aim coth a for singing this song in Empire. It may be ten here and we can't stand Mondav night under the cover of darkness and while a storm was pre vailing. Weldy sneaked over, here, but "lit out" by daylight Tuesday morning, betore the troops could possibly know of his preseuce. lie slept iu the Planters House cellar. between a kroot barrel and three kits of mackerel.

fBax.Timea: Yes, and if ever you invite ns to sleeD with you asaift We'll tase the precaution to ascertain where you "bank" before we accept. Born to be Hang We are like tbe Jew, who, when called a dn replied, "les, I ish a Shew, aud I am broud from be ing a Shew, but dank heuen I ish no dn hew." We are a cow anf, a villian, a claim-jumper, a anything the Times may term us. but, thank heaven we were never "boru to be hung" as tbe Beaumont Dispatch says McDowell, of the Times, was Where is your manhood, Frauk? ITTUmbAi aMtM larAAftl Afl BS ft 7 Tllttl ta iiueruw iwm up and spur bim or forever hold your neaee on tbe impalement question. Sic him, Frank, gore him Muudi Lawn Seelah Tnesday evening last we hud tire pleasure of being ouo of tho lappy host that assembled at the residence of Col. March, in Baxter Sjpriogs, to participate in tbe first of a eerles of Lawn Socials that will be held, tn- der tbe auspices of the Presbyteriart society during the summer.

"Wo found the residence and4 crrounds briUian'ly illuminated, almost every tree haying a nnmber of Chinese ranters suspended from Its branches. About a doaten refreshment table were arranged in a beartftiful grove that seemed peculiarly fitted for oc- Uasious of that kiud. In the midst of them was tbe treasurer's table, presided oyer by S. B. Carutbr A young man in whose bauds tho fuuds-of the society are perfectly safe, fwo raised hira.) In different parts of the grounds were flower, candy, and fruit stands, all ot which Were lilwr-ally patronized.

A planer was placed in the ball in such a position that at delightful sounds seemed to fill he entire house, while be on tside world Were supplied by Galena's famous' string band, who were engaged, es' pecially for the occasion, aud 'dis corded" sweet music in a manner that was really grand. Mr. and Mrs. March, assisted Irf Mjss Taggnrt, and the ladies of the society, did all. iu tlreir power to maker their guests feel that 'twa good to Me tlMsre." That they if uJfy succeeded tier owe present coxift doubt.

On the whole, the affair was an cn- jyable one, a success financially and gocjaii jf and the society may; well leel proud of their first Lawn facial. Published Evert) Thursday BY McDowell nickols. Subscription Price $1.60 per Year. RATES OP ADVERTISING. SPAca.

1 1 year. I Smoa. I 3mos. imoh. 1 column jlUO 00 1 SCO 00 S35 00 $15 00 yj column ftfl 00 85 00 20 0C "Woo column I 00 2000 111 7 00 column a) l0 13 00 TooT 4 00 Tod Card.

12 00 1 6 00 2 00 Local No'ncas ten tcents per line first Insertion and live cents a line for each subsequent Insertion. Everr discriptlon of Plata aad Faa-cy JOB PRINTING done with neatness and dispatch. CITY, MINES AND COUNTY. The hot days are here. Joplln is railroad poor now.

(STBargains in stoves at Gore's, CSTOhio cider nt Fritz Weber's A number of Columbusitcs were in town on on Sunday last. (J-Lieghorn bats at Mrs. Ed. Schermerhons. CSTThe choicest brand ot 5 ct ci-at Z.

H.L.oudcrmllk'8. "Lead firmer," is indicitive of better prices. CSTNew potatoes and onions at Fritz Wcbers. of Chetopa, was in the city last Saturday. (f- Hermitage "Whisky at the Capitol Saloon.

J. II. Neal is seen on our streets very frequently of late. CSTMichtean cider at Firtz Weber's. Another very shower this week.

pleasant little fT Giant Powder, only twenty cents a stick. W. V. White, Joplin's leading mechanic, was over last Monday. CPNew potatoes and cabbage at Fritz Weber's.

Litigation in our local courts is not very brisk. C5T The jollicst Shetland 6hawls at Li. Ban ins. Go out next Tuesday night and hear the "Quiet Family." cold sweet cider at Fritz Wcbers. Loudermilk is selling coal oil at at 20ctf.

per gallon, good quality too. r4McBraycr" whisky at Thomp son 6. Moore and Pnuborn made a tnrn- in of seventy odd thousand last week. CiTTho finest flowers in town at Mrs. Ell Powell's.

Norswoi thy Moore, turned in, from their mines on East Galena company's land, 45.000 last week. CSTTry "Cur Best" and West Stub" cigar at Thompson's. J. 11. Smith is still receiving large Invoices of lumber.

Smith is one of the fellows that makes business. (-Michigan cider at Fritz Web er 8. A "one-boss shay" is on exhibition near the we6t end of Red Hot street. CSTBest Ico cream in the city Iresh every day at Fritz Webers. Jones, Rose Cappell, on lot S3, Rosenthal Teeter's tract, at fifty-five feet, have good mineral.

wheelbarrows at A F. Gore's. Several of our citizens rusticat ed at Baxter Snrinsra and Pine Bluffs on Sunday last. rzzrNcw potatoes and onions at Urv Fritz Webers. Micheal C.Clary has made a good strike at ninety-five feet on lot four, East Galena land.

fcS-Smoke the Malta Concha" ci- Wat- gar at Thompson's. Goodness gracious won't things be dull in the county capitol, for the next four weeks ff-llarrv Tamblvn keeps the fin- est brand of whisk? ana cigars in the city. The district court adjoured last week, to convene again at uoinmbus on the 16th of next month. rS-Loudermilk says. let lead aro up or down, he will sell cheaper than any.

man In, town. i Charley Stockslager and family, returned from Columbus last Mon day. 4 rI wish to buv a few horses suitable for Hvery. Ml E. C-Wkilkf.

-Ex -Mayor Webb Is talking of ya eating the Banks house and devoting his time to mining. Boys. If sister or sweet heart wants a nice new dress, go to L. Baum's and get it for her. J.

Barnes; AssCSupU of the Gulf road was In' the city Ban day last rtf V- last. 4. 1( i irsj" -Tft RnBt.nth&r is in favor of honest government, and low pri for clothing, etc. Tn.nnrrnxr will be a big dry for llavtP.r fnrovlded it don't rain. JQ J.

M. LOOP, ATTOH1TEY AT LAW. Ofllce at.Pollce Headquarter 0ALEN KAN. (1-39(1 MATUENY, ATTOIL1TEY OALh.HA AT LAW, WJU practice la all'tbe Court of Southeastern Kansas and Southwest the Snpnm Onru of the States. iecla auenuon kit Collections.

ti U. J. W. IIUTCIIIN3. (Member of theColleacof PhyKlclana ami Sur-.

m. geons-Canada.) niySICIAN and SURGEON. OALKNAiv.v KANSAS. Ofllce in the Williams' building opposite the pontofllce--up stairs, Main street. 8-31 1 I.

F.CAMP. M. D. Offers Ma professional service to the citiaenj Knrolre Cttj and Galena. Kapecinl attention 1.1 I 1 1 rf nvnK'n.

uiurrun A. Clark Empire City. Kan. Women. Offlrf with Esquire C.

A Li -K- I i u- If- 9.4V itl, Wt DAVIS, OfKmpIre CltT, may le found at his office, Opaoaite puatt-ofBce, In Oalmn. over from eljfht o'clock, a. until four o'clock, m. unless professional X. D.

Chronic diseases a spec.alty. HOUSE 1 COR5EU FIRST ST. A CALKXA AVE. C. MADDY, PnoPBiETor, rlsan oM and experienced hotel-keeper: Is abating and making this hnne llrst-clas ren- lass in arrary respect, lerms reasonable.

2-47 THE BANKS HOUSE MAIN STREET, GALENA, WEBB, JPr-o. ir-Tn1 lions loaatod on Mam Mrret, on-poaite the Hank, ami Mthe Headquarters for the traveling public. Commercial men will dnd the BANK to be First Clans in every respect. 12-38 WlliLAKD HOTEL. Booth Main alea, Kajc.

WILLI FO It A 80N, Proprietors. THK LARGEST HOTEL ON SHOUT CREEK completed, newly furnished throughout, and kept in first-class style, frkiges nnd hack arrive and UeMrt almost every hour in the day. Hample room for commercial men. I I OT. JAHES HOTEL, West side Main St.

opposite Wellep Livery Stable, GALENA, KANSAS, R. K. DAVIS, Proprietor- THIS HOUSE IseeNtinllr located, everything aeat and clean, and the table well furnished; in fact, it la kept on the American Home Plan Transient 70 cents H-nlay. STOP THAT COUGH Bj going to the reliable and well known Drug Stand of Hainer and buying a 50c. bottle of Gkeen 'Moi STAiN Coruii Balsam.

If, af-r uing one-half, you get no relief, return the balance and get your motu'V back. Sample bottles 10 cts. Scvmlr. in this paper. "galena harketT JOHN WEST.Prop, I no cold weather shop, but is a Mrmanun lastitaiiou.

runs winter and summer. Xei constantly on hand, fowl drertted und alive, and meat all kinds. Sells as low as anrhwdv, lwn't lelirve shaving farmers, but pays ftlxnest twice for stock. 'J 8t. LOUIS BEER DEPOT.

EMPIRE CITY, KANSAS. wish to inform the citizens nl Short Creek nnd ttclaity, tlmt I keep, constantly on htind, a full aapiriy of rtt. Louis and Milwaukee kegnnd brt-lled teer, which I will fdrnixh at the lowest ms-alblc rates. Orler can be left at Trechier's Viae ajMl Krer Hail, in G.ilen.i, or at my rest dsaee no East Main street, Empire City. t-Mf.

UOC" FOR ALL DISEASES OF UCathaTHROAl orLUNGSthe QREEN IY10UNTAIN I'sed la private practice si nee 1X33. Pitt lefore the rblitnim. IAU It NEVEK AILS I II OWUVjliri cents. SAMPLE BOTTLES I Ct. BALSAai AUCTIU NT MAIN STREET, GALENA.

KAN. (Opposite the Post Olllce.) Aa tiit. Private and Special sales of all clns- of cools, consisting of MATS. Caps, 1IOOTS. SHOES, NOTIONS, A CLOTHING.

Bala days. Wednesday anil Saturday. Cash advance made on consignments. II. S.

SWIFT. Anctloneer. GIANT tborouzhly proven to be tho Dcst Explosive in the World. Krery Btlck warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Special Hates to Dealers and Consumers, The trade supplied by J.

Cooper. Arthur Daialer, fecott Dausenburg and others. C.ZEL San do ro on, 2-45. General Agent, J- B. BAYXiESS, FORT CCOTT, KANSAS-OaVra Um Larteat and Cost Selected Stock of UALL PAPER To be found West of 8t.

IxmiIs. -25000 Rous- sleeted and purchased direct from Tvmr of tbe Larreat Maaofactories la the Country. All of Which la offered at Prloes that dafy CuoiletiUon. PER SINOLR ROLL: Brawn' 6 ceata and nr Buffa 7 1-2 cents and np. kites cents and ap.

Flata 13 1-9 centa and up. Satins 1 cents and np. Gold. Mieaa, A.t 25 cents All Um Latest Stylea of Borders, Frrlxcs and Dadoes, In Stock. ample ranewnt by mall on Application.

Siste the Ooality desired. tmu on all orrteM f(Jr ti and Howards. I'aa Pai- CnrtAlna. Ciirtatn GoK Baby M. Clary raised, from the dis covery shaft at Beaumont, last week, 13,000 pounds.

Mr. Mell Stottef and wife, who live at the Quaw Paw mission, I. and engaged in teaching among the Peorias, were in the city Saturday. -The State Superintendent writes our school board that he will purchase the bonds of district No. 46 at par at seven per cent.

Don't ask Gottleib or any the fellows who have lately been shaved, anything" about barber It isn't sate. -Tommy Jones, the jolliest and best landlord to be found any place, now of the Joplin hotel, was in Galena last Friday. Everybody and their mother-in- law should so out and hear VGrandr father' Whitehead'- next Tuesday night. Notice the.new i'ad" of Ed. Rus sell, or popular laundry Mr.

R. is one of tbe fixtures of Galena; does good work and should be well patronized. How it is possible for that man. Frank McDowell, logo along iu the even tenor of his way, when the Dispatch is punching away at him in the manner it is, is astonishing. Alexander and Prof.

Pogue, of Seneca were in the city lust Monday. Prof. Pogne is a photo-gropher and thinks of locating in Galena. CLoudermilk says "the reason he sells so many goods, Is because he buys cheap, and sells a little cheaper than any body, advertises his goods aud pays the printer." Fact too. -A member of the school board informs us that the school house will, if matters progress as they indicate at present, be ready for occupancy by the first of September Baxter Springs sends srreetinsr to all the people of the county, Jpliu and the Indian territory, and invites them to join in the decorating cero-mouies on the 30th inst.f Baxter Times.

James Rowe is doing as well, under the circumstances, as anyoue could desire. Dr. Camn thinks it will be a short time before lie will be able to be out. Col. March and Johnny Moss were over from Baxter last Saturday looking up matters in connection with the ceremonies at Baxter.

A number of our "young are writing a book of poems entitled "What we knew about Empire by gaslight." The initial song will be "Baby Mine P. C. Millikin and Ed. Arthur haye respectfullj- requested us to emphatically announce that they were in Baxter Springs on last Thursday night. The Messenger is slow to champion its friends.

Pshaw, J. what's the use of going back on the entire lodge because one or two of its members are at outs with you. Rudolph Brand has moved his boot and shoe fehop from the west end of Red Hot to Front street, one door west of the Miner office. Mr. Brand is a good workmen and works cheap They do say that Frauk McDowell buys fabers by tire gross now.

He's a bad man, I rank McDowell is, with a faber and if fhe fabers can only stand it, we'll see some fun now pretty soon. -T. C. Clary and J. Toney on lot five East Galena land1 made an ex ceedingly rich strike at one.

hundred and six feet on last Saturday. It is the deepest mineral on the East Gah na Company's land. of "the most melancholy realities we'know 'of, "Is, thatotie of those new Spring hats at Mrs; til Powells, it will -mafco a Short Creek girl happier than a fifteen dollar lec ture of her Gustaycs Adolphus. Jap. Simpson, the unfortunate fellow who fell in the shaft last Saturday night a week ago, is doing as well as could be expected under the circumstances.

Drs. Camp and Hull are attending him, Everybody seems Javorably dis posed towards the Miner's sugges tion that the new school house be located some where near: the corner of Third street and Galena or 3Vash ington avenues. From the Joplin Herald of the 25th we learn that Wm B. Frantz has patented a "Beer that prom ises to take the lead among in ven tions of that kind. We are clad to know of Frantz' success and offer congratulations.

"Mrs. Ell Powell' is constantly receiving large invoices of new spriug millinery goods and is prepared to guarantee satisfaction to the most fastidious tastes. Ladies wnntiug anything in her line will do well to examine her goods before purchase good workman and gets lots of work. Say, Frank I what's the matter For three successivo --weeks the Times has not reached lis until- Saturday. Better change your day of publication if you can't, get out on time.

We acknowledge an invitation to attend a bait and snpper in honor of the Odd Fellows new hall at Granby, last evening." We regret- yerjr much our inability to be present as they will doubtless' have a grand good time. "Marrisge notices will, hereafter, be set up in 'quads' If not accompanied with cake Mes8euger Wonder who has been guity of Jim-posing on the Messenger man's credulity. We would like to seo. size of the fellow's head who would do so small a thing. i The Messenger man was in a great hurry last week to wiggle the white rag.

Pshaw 1 you needn't get scared, the Miner won't hurt you. Not now, any way, when all the papers in county are whacking away at you. Our cotemporary wants eyery man who "gets drunk aud gives a whoopV locked up. We heartily endorse his theory, but. fear its application, practically, would seriously effect the publication of the Messenger.

Another livery stable is talked of in Galena. The stock Is to come from Joplin. We do not see why a third stable would not do well here, as there is hardly a day wheu the demand for teams does not exceed the supply now kept by the proprietors of the two stables here. If the people of Galena and vicinity would, out of kindness to auctioneer Swift and themselves more especially the latter, remember that goods are. sold at auction every Saturday afternoon, perhaps4t would obviate the necessity of sending a bell-boy out "around town." We understand that the worthy Sioux who holds the honorable' position of treasurer, to whom we slight reference last week, is going to scalp us, with a letter to be published iu the Messenger this week.

We anxiously await the beginning of the scalping process. J. Henley and Louis Kaiser Moellcr won a box of choice cigars off of Henry Bergh and O. H. Bender, on last Sunday, on a wager that they, J.

H. and L. M. wouldn't walk to Joplin. The old fellows didn't think the boys had so much grit, bet to bluff, and "got left." Matt Stafford and Will Lloyd struck it up again, last Saturday, in their shaft at Bonauza, at a depth of sixty-five feet.

They have now three feet face of pure galena. We hope it will "stay with" the boys as they are both jolly good fellows and have done a great deal of fruitless pros pecting. Fritz Weber, placed tbe A. O. W.

lodge, under obligations Tuesday night last, by giving them a complimentary ice cream supper Fritz has recently fitted his room np in metropolitan style, aud beside the attrac tion of his. neatly arranged room, Fritz makes the best cream in Gale na, or any other city. A census Is being taken of cro quette sets, grounds and 'players within the corporate limits of the city. The latest report shows that there arc just three hundred and thirteen sets and a-half; two hund red and ninety-eight grounds, and, well the players are too numerous it's no use to try to enumerate them words an figures are alike inadequate. Judging from current rumor tho railroads are just going to more than cavort around us prettv The Joplin road is to be extended to Short Creek, so prominent Joplinites who were here the first of the told us.

The Gulf is to be extended from Baxter to Joplin, so say parties who think how "things Let 'em come, tbe more the merrier. The Joplin Herald in speaking of the probable results of the recent railroad change says. "Many fear that' discrimination in freight- rates will be made against Joplin, but it is to be hoped that such will not' be the case, as we have enduzh Ills to bear up under just at present without -ad dins: one of so serious a nature as this The Messenger, in i Its dispute with the Echo about the authorship of one or two articles that -have ap eared in the Messenger lately, says, that "Jim Lamoreaux done just what many other men have that is furnish a local." Blessed good thing for the Messenger that some body furnishes it with a local once iu a while. i i A small boy living with J. W.

Jacobs, on the Gof or th farm, south east of Galena a couple of miles, was bitten by a tarranlula, on last Mon- day aftoraooB, on thv left thumb "New potatoes and cabbage at Fritz Weber's. kinds of hardware cheaper than ever at A. F. Gore's. Fresh beer always on band, at Billy Belief's.

CFresh lemons and oranges at Fritz Webers. CNew spring hats of the latest tyles at Mrs. 11 Powell's. (EIce cold sweet cider at Fritz Webers. Finest whisky in the city, at the Capitol Saloon.

Ice cream in the city fresh eyery day at Fritz Webers. Postmaster Rose and family, of Granby, were registered at the Galena House yesterday. Ladies' zephyr sleeveless jack ets, all colors nnd prices, at L. Baums. -Monday morning a couple paid into the city treasury, $4,00 and $6,75 respectively.

Look I Look 1 Look 1 at L. Baum's immense stock of spring and summer goods. We suppose the Butcher shaft is about petered. No reports of large turn-Ins of late. (JLoudermilk says he will sell more tea and a better quality for a dollar than any other house iu town.

-Johnny Laird is still the popular tack driver, but he shouldn't leave the road on Sunday. Clothing, hats, caps, boots and shoes, shirts and underwear, cheap for cash, at Joe Rosenthal's. -Matt Stafford and Judge Galen Spencer were over in Galena last Monday. A full line of all kinds of fau- cy goods, in an colors, prices ana tyles, at L. Baum's.

Messrs. Banm Gottlcib arc erecting a house on Main street be tween Second and Third streets. G3TIf you feel bad go a nad get drink of Apolliuaris water at Tomp-son's. Several of our citizens went over to Granby yesterday, to attend the Odd Fellows' ball and supper. I am still here and liable to stay.

By the way, I have some goods for sale, cheap. Joe Rosenthal. Dan Hainer, now occupies his own property on Galena avenue and Second st. CSTLadies look at the stock of notions and fancy dress goods, at L. lautn's.

We are glad to learn that Lycur- gus, ot the Joplin Herald, is getting GSTThe most popular and fragrant Perfume of the day HACKMATACK" try It. Sold by Hainer Bros. Dan Murphy, of the Echo, pre sented his beaming countenance at the Miner office door a few days ago. Wanted, Every miner to try the Neptune" blasting powder, the best high explosive, in the world. For sale by A.

F. Gore. Two couples of Short Creekers, weut over to Joplin last Sunday to evoke the assistance of some ope to aid them in tying the go rd Ian knot. fTWhen you want to cool off with beer or lemonade or any other temperance drink, call on Harry Tamblyu. Jake Lyons' motion for a new trial is carried oyer for the extra session which conveucs on the 16th of next month.

(T" All styles of lawns, linen suit ings, alpacas, percale, gross cloth, and other fancy dress goods, at L. Baum's. The Filkins shaft near the old. and famous, "Nevada" is turning out the bisrsrest kind of lead, it was struck up" this week. Green Standlv was a victim to the city marshals seductive blan dishments of Empire city, last Saturday evening.

$8.50 settled it, The acting editor of the Messen- ger, win una sotneuung oi interest in a communication from James Hackett. gJTIf yoa want to be refreshed Lwlth the coolest of drinks, call on the popular young bar-lender at Harry Tamblyn's saloon. The troops at Baxter Springs, both infantry and calvary, are going to ioin in tbe procession to the cem etery. (-Joe Rosenthal wants it distinctly understood, that he is not a candidate for Police Judge of Pitzer- villc, that nothing less than a nomi nation for Constable, will be ac cepted. ex tended 'from ''Baxter Springs to Jdplhi by way of Short Creek.

It is evident that the Gulf road does not intend to lose the freight to and from the lead metropolises of Southwestern Missouri and Southeastern The proprietors of. the China shaft have, at last, been rewarded by the discovery of a good run of min eral. We are especially glad to -be able to so chronicle, for if Messrs, Weldy Smith have not worked long and faithfully, no one has. The lead they are now cutting on will run about a thousand to the load, and was "struck up" by Johnny i oummers. it is to oe nopeu tuai met will not again play them false.

About as disconsolate a looking chap as we have seen in a long time, was a fellow in Empire one nig tit ast week, who had "got tired" and aid down to rest, and while doing so, some one came along ana stoic his hat. -The chap, when he became 'rested," found that besides his hat being gone he was also out of money. He visited several houses Main street, trying to find some one who who would give him an old bat, but all in that vicinity referred him to Columbus street. (TWe topped in at Keith one day this week and found him busy cleaning house, or course we were urprised. Who wouldn't be, to see Keith broom in hand, trying to clean shop? Upon inquiring as to the cause ot the unusual occurrence, be stopped' ong enough to tell us that he was gettimg ready for lemonade, soda water and well there was so many other nice things that we haven't space to tell about them now, so just go and see for yourselves, everybody and yourself especially.

I. Dresser has just received the finest and and largest stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gents' Furnish- ng Goods, ever brought to Chero kee county. The assortment is com plete in each lino of the above goods, and they will be sold at the JLOW- EST POSSIBLE PRICES. We keep accomodating clerks, and it is no trouble for any of us to show "goods, whether you buy or not. Call aud see us.

and wel will promise our best efforts to please yon. A case of considerable interest was tried before Justice McGill, on last Monday, J. Miller son suing Valentine Butcher on an out-lawed note lor one nana red seventy oaai A 1 dollars. E. A.

Ferry, of Cherokee, and C. O. Stockslao-er appeared for the plaintiff. And Jake Lyons for the defendant Defendant testified that he was entitled to a credit not upon the note, which was cheerfully grant ed by plaintiff' council. This brought the note from uuder the statute of limitation and judgment was rendered for $238.24.

Tbe A', O. U. W. are making: pre- paratlona for a grand celebration on the 4th of 'July. Sifder lodges are to be Invitedj also tbe Masonic and Odd.

Fellow lodgea of.jsurrounding neigh borhoois, and a general Invitation extended to everyone. But two ef forts at getting ftp' prlbrhy'iBtertain- ments have been made by the A. Q. U. W.

since its organization In Gale- na, both or Whien nave Deeu crownea with the firreatcstsuccc68, wbicn we think will justify 08 in saying tliat the celebration, under the auspices of the above named order Will be one of the grandest affairs of the kind erer held in Cherokee comnty. Be Ten Believe It. That in tikis town there are scores' of ptsfmrm passing our store every ttay wnoae nra trrr nnnc mitaM(h, IiMHrestiori. Dvswifaia. 80ftr avid distressed Stomach.

Liver Complaint, ConsUpa- miserab tion Whew for 7S rxm. we win sell wiem nmion-m froaTavteen jw. ewre Haiuer Galena, Kail. them. Sold try rfAKSfX13 GQhXmSt SAtsSAZI.

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