Mulvane Herald du lieu suivant : Mulvane, Kansas • 3

PROBATE SI Jadge Torrance aud Father Millington of the Winfiold Courier, paved np the TJie Herald. THE BAIN I Will NOT be under-sold by any one In the business, on any and all kinds FARH MrM m. lf.1PLEf.lEflTS. JoeArmint, in company with Miss Anna Cunningham and Miss Ada Pope of Wichita, made the HintALD office a pleasant enll Sut urdsy The plat of Hill and Rocker's addition was filed for record in the office ot the Recorder of Deeds for Sumner county last Monday. We have had lots of ups and down in this world, but this is the' first time we ever bad for a business partner a "Roaming Catholic," at least we sup pose tin is, for we saw him paying court to a 'Pope" Tuesday oveniug.

J. Wade McDonald, of WinfiVM, was nominated for Congress for tho 3rd District at 'iritliita Wednesday on the firbt bulTot by tho Democrats; the vote standing 71 to 19. The nomination was made unanimous. Tie will give the particulars next week. The Demooratio torchlight procession at Wichita the 11th was a very tame affair when compared with the Re For this office there Is now only two candidates in the field In this county, Mr.

John P. Jouos and the present incumbent, Mr. Erana. Mr. ha boon closely identified with the best in teresta of the eounty for nearly nine years, and is probably as well qualified for this office as any man in the county.

Ho is lawyer by profession, "having been admitted to the bar at Wellington threo or fmr years ago. He will bring to this office, if tho Republicans of this county counclude that be 'is. the lest man for the office, not only an honest purpose and sound judgement, hut a lull legal knowledge of any and all points of law that may come up before him in any case that a Probate Judge should properly decide. Mr. Jono, and liis friends as well can point with just pride his record an officer of nearly five( years standing in this eounty as County Superintendent of Publio Instruction.

In that capacity he did more to bring our county up to the present efficient standard of common school work and perfect District organisation than any ten or twenty men iu the county, or any man in the county could have done. He is a man that cannot be controlled by a ring or clique of attorneys for their especial advancement, nor can he be bought or coerced-into deciding a-case contrary to tow or what he honestly thinks the law to be. Furthermore be is a square-toed Republican, and as such can always be relied upon. If nominated he will cany Sumner county by a larger majority than any man on the ticket. We reccommend his claims to the fair and just consideration of the Republican County Convention.

D-fve Badger has purchased three lots on Prathers addition for the purpose of constructing a commodious dwelling thereon before long. Hon. n. C. Slnss will carry seven ont of tho eight counties comprising this Senatorial District and "don't you forget it." Call on Helbcrt Walton when you want to borrow money on vour farms.

They have a barT' of it nt 8 per cent S. i I 1 loiereKt nuu a Burprjainiy iuw rate oi commission. Miss Belle Yaples and Miss Lizzie Heller, two of Spring Creek's charming young ladies, spent several days visiting friends in town tne latter part ot last week. This recounts for Mc(Bee)ing so supremely happy during that time. Some one broke into A- Graff's Hard ware Store at Wellington Sunday night nnd stole eleven revolvers and several fine knives therefrom.

A. W. Sherman and "Billie" Leonard were up the road Monday looking tor the thief. Melntire, of the Arkansas Valley Democrat, cnlicd uesday even ing, while on his way to Wichita to at tend the Democrntie Congressional Con vention to set up a man for Tom Pyan to knock down. Mac is a good boy, but he will persist in keeping qad com' pany.

The Osage City Free Prest tells of the death of a lady recently af an unknown disease. A post mortuni examination was held of her remains, which disclosed the fact that the bones of her body were entirely rotten The thigh bones were like pieces of cork, and what should have been tho marrow was pus. The bones of her arms were as pliable as rope, and a portion of the bone near tho shonlder was entirely gone She had been sick nearly three years and suffered terrible pain. Judge George T. Walton and Ansel Gridley.

called ovtr from Oxford last Friday to see the "Queeu of the Valley" and v'wit tho II KRAT.D man. Mr G. will probably allow his friends to use his namo'betorethe Convention for the office ofi Supt. of Public Instruction. If nominated, Mr.

G. will be elected by a large" majority. He is one of our ablest educators and is a true Republican, even if ho does hail from Oxford, and is deserving of clue consideration and fair treatment by the convention. Wo loan money without commissions. We pay ASH for all kinds of grain.

We sell Lumber low for cash only, and persons having good fat hogs for sale can always get the ran est, cash prces by culling on Herman Warken. NOTICE. To all whom it may concern. We, the undersigned firm, being successors to the firm of Ilelbert Mahin have the books of the old firm. We will sell any properly or farms appearing ou our ok Bamo prices and commissions that was agreed epon by the firm ot Ilelbert A Mahin, unless otherwise ordered by the owners of said property.

Helbert Walton An exchange makes this sound sug- getion "Iu all towns where a newspaper is published, every business man should advertise in it, even if it is noth-1 ing more than a card stating his name and the business he is engaged in. It helps sustain the taper, and lets the people at a distance know that the towu is full ot business men. The paper finds its way to thousands of places where hand bills will never reach. A card in a paper is a traveling sign board, and can be seen by very render. Think of tbia and let your light shine." rom! to Wichita Monday evening.

1 he Judge baa just returned from Elk county, where he has been looking after his interests as a candidate fur the District Judgeship. Money at 8 per cent interest with small corcmhwions at Wakrkn A Hkrman's. II ii one well was the scene of a shoot ing scrape last Saturday afternoon. A man by the narao or Murphy got oa a "high lonesome" and was raising ''old Ned," when the deputy sheriff stationed at that point attempted to arrest him; Murphy resisted and the sheriff shot him, killing him almost iostantly. Bro.

Walton, our grain buyers say they always pay their own weighing, which proves that "somebody has liedi" Don't it JVew. We are ready to admit that tuoro a chance for an argument in the above, Bro. but we could name the gram buyers if we were so disposed, aud also prove our first statement by the party of the second part with "neatness and dispatch." Capt. Dave Payne, the great Oklaho-h'oiua boomer, passed' up the rdnf Won day, with an escort of nineteen soldiers, en route to Ft. Smith, Ark.

Ho is iu splendid spirits and confident of ultimate success If he and his followers accomplish what they havo nndcrtaken it will rescue patterns for several thous and Gne homesteads from tho wilds of the celebrated Indian Territory. To hear him talk one is almost, led; to, believe that ho will succeed in the cud. Mulvane is a beautiful, booming little town. The above" what MUs Anna Cunningham, of Wichita, while call-at this office, Saturday, wrote nnd set up, which is conclusive evidence that she is as sensible as she ii beautiful and accomplished. A visit of even a few moments by a lady like Miss C.

brightens np the weary hours of we poor jiiill drivers' existence to an extent that makes one rather like the biz. It rumored that J. Gould will at once have a survey made of a line of rnUronil fVom Emporia via hi Dorado to WiehKa. Several of Halstead's leading eitizons wore down at. Wichita interviewing ibi different committees with regard the proposed extension of the Kansas Purine to that point, and the goed people of the "Forest City" are greatly edited thereat.

They will have another and competing line of road to that city before another fall if pluck, energy and resolution will get it. iThcy are teiribiy in earnest now and will leave no Mue unturned to secure their ends in thin direction. We wish them success. While in Belle Plaine Monday, we called on Bro. Burns, of the Newt, and found him enjoying the benefits of a good "home circulation" and the confidence and support of his merchants, and consequently happy.

We took dinner with our old-time friend, Mort St. Clair, of the Commercial House. Mort has greatly improved his "house since he purchased it nnd it is now first-clus in every particular. A. C.

Higby, the accommodating agent of the "old reliable," offered us the shelter of his protecting wing, while we took in the city; and of course we accepted it, for which wo arc under special obligations. The citizens of Mulvane have raised sufficient means to build a poutoon bridge across the raging Arkansas, to accommodate settlers on this side, and we un derstand that the bridge is now com pleted and ready for use. We congratulate the people of that sprightly little burg on their energy, enterprise and uni ty in all things that are to the-iutcrest of the town. -News. Bro.

Burns, come over, and will open a keg of nails and treat you handsomely otherwise for the above compliment to the enterprise of our citizens. Our bridge is not quite finished yet on account of tho late rise in the Arkansas, but it will be done soon, then will expect you to visit us. TO THE PTJDLic. We have associated ourselves together for the purpose of buying aid selling Real Estate, money, nnd conducting a general commission business. Will loan money on long time, at a eiv low rate of interest.

Will sell farms or town propeny ss cheap as any firm in the business. Wo now have nearly five hundred farms on our books for sale or trade. Prices and forms to suit any man that can be suit Ail in Kansas lands. We era also mem bers of the Kansas Land and ImruiLTation Association of Lafayette, Ind. Parties coming from the east who have secured their milrruul tickets through this As sociation will, by purchasing of ns.

have their fare refunded. We will take pleasure in showing our farms aud city property tii Btruuger in search of homes or Business locations. Office in Herald Block, corner -Main and Second street. H. C.

ELBERT. Tut. W. Walton. 1TU1UA.Y.

AUOUHT13.1880, LOCALK. Dou't forget tho primaries Saturday, uw am lost. Topelta is to have the great Barnuin show the 8th lost. lVgram Otto still keep their Meat Market miming. "Stevens," of the ll worth Timet, was in town Wediienday.

Work was resumed oa the bridge last Monday oioruing From forty-uina provinces in Russia the reports are of 'poor crops." Watermelons iu our market are getting too numerous to mention. II. 0. Ilelbert has our thanks for some tomatoes as large os pumpkins. The cut rates on the Santa Fe and 8.

K. W. road expires to-morrow. The Herald is now putting on metropolitan airs: It now bos a lady typo. A.

S. Pratlier has sold hi? entire in-, torest in his addition, lo S. M. Wilson. The White Rose flour, of the Wichita Mill, for sale at T.

N. Trickey Read the advertisements in this paper and see what the business men have to offer. George Gardiner visited his farm thirty miles west of Wichita Saturday and Sunday. A udy Minick was over at Augusta last week puttiugup a plaform scale for his firm 1 The boats for tho pontoon are all complete and launched reudy for receiving the bridge. The Senatorial Convention for this list riot will be held at Medicine Loom Sept.

10th. Miss Ida Herman is learn ios the printing business in this office, took hor first lesson She George Gardiner went out to his farm tblrty miles west ot Wichita yesterday to Do absent about a week. They do say that Gene Gardiner is the prettiest tunn in town since his late auquiaiuon oi "cheek For Paints, dry or prepared, and Oils ot all kinds at greatly reduced prices cull at J. tu. chaw's Drug store.

Shaw is too busy selling pills this week to give us a new so you will have to read the old one again The Daily Commonwealth has a brand new Sunday-go to-meeting dress, and is otherwise greatly improved. Miss Ellen Drury, a book agent for the sale ot Uirseifs Lite of Gen Garfield, was in towo Monday and Tuosdny The Topeka base ball club, the "West- ems," got away with the Kansas club, the "Blues," to the tune of 15 to a. Mr. George Bolton, from Morris coun ty; ami Albert Parcel, of Illliuois, arrived here Monday to look at the country! Monday and Tuesday were so hot tnat our thermometer boiled over and enough ot the "innards' run out to make three or four first-class winter thermometers. R- V.

Pf'utzer, our enterprising sheep boy, and one of the joliiest boys around. called last Mouday and provided hunsell with the Herald for six months or "during the war." George A. Hamilton, of Bolle Plaine, one of our square supporters, is the hap py ana oi a nj pouud boy of the liar. lield variety. Allow us to congratulate you, uoorge.

JN-o-x-tJI The County Commissioners met in called seasiim the 2nd and made the annual levy: Current expenses, 9j mills; poor-house fund, 2 milh; interest ou railroad bonds, 3 mills. 4 'If yoit want a good watermelon at any time go to Pegram Otto's Grocery Stores They keep tha best in tho market, also Groceries? V. M. Scott, the bid-time editor and proprietor of the Traveler, and later State scout, was in town Wednesdav looking as brave and handsome as of old. Ilelbert Walton sold the Trather property to J.

M. Herman last week, ftlso five fota on Prathers' addition to other parties. R. J. Hukle, one of London's enterprising farmers called Monday and gave the printer a hearty shake and a few dimes for a visit of the Herald for a short time.

1 Scientists claim that smoking injures thefeycsight, but that is not true. The boyvith a stump in his mouth can see his father six squares away just as plain as. daylight. Two small boys who were carrying torches in the Democratic hurrah at Wichita were very seriously burned by the explosiou of a torch in the hands of one of them. We have just received an immense and complete stock of Meu and Boys' Clothing, which we will sell at prices to suit the times.

N. I. P. Trickey. The pile driver finished its work Monday and was shipped to Kansas City Tuesday.

The approaches will be completed by tne middle of next week, and tho shute will be ready for reciovlug ooal. Respectfully, JAMES MULVANE, Proposed Amendments To ike Cunttit xUion of Ote State of Kan- tat, tubmilUtl ly tlte Jjegitlatmre at itt Jasttetiion for ratification or nyeetiou by the elector of tie State, at the general 'election to be held on the'lnd day of November, 1880. senate joint resolution so, raendnitfnt to faction one of article eloveu wf in CoiMtltution of Ibo Hialo of Rna, relating to property exempt from taxation. Be it resolved by the Lejitlature of line State of Katuat, two-thirdt of all the i membert elected to each Itoute concurring therein: Section 1. The following proposition to amend auction ona of articlu eleven of the Onatitiuion of the Hluie of Kauaa hall be anhinitted to the elector of the State for alonliou or rejection, at the general olection to be nelit on the Tueadajr aucveitini; the Hrt Mumlay in November, A.

eighteen hundred ami eighty: That aection one of article eleven of tho Constitution of the Slateof Kaueae ahall be mi amended as to rend aa follow if "section 1. The Legislature shall provide for a uniform and equal luloof aseeeHnientand taxatiou; but all properly used exclusively for State, uoiiii. ty, luuiiRdpal, literary, educational, sr.ientldo, religious, iMtnuvulent and char liable purposes shail be exempt from taxation." sec S. 'i'lio lollowiiiK shall be the method of submitl ing said prupositiou: The lall.tsslinll lie cither wmuu or priuied, or piirtlv printed and Htrtly written thereon, "Forth pruinwi. tionbiameml section oneof article Wevonot the Constitution of Kansas, striking out the clause exempting; tvro hundred dollars (SioO) personal property from taxation;" or, "Against the proposition lo ainuuti section one of article eleven of the Cmstilution uf Ihe Siale of Kansas, striking out the cl.uife exe.upiing two liuuilred uu.lars ((2uo) personal property from tuvutunu" hoc.

S. This resolution shall take effort nr.ri bo in force tromandaflurita publication iuiWj sLatiito book. I hereby certify that the above bill od in the Senate, January Slst 1871), and tuui oo-iy emiiiry ma, ism. I.VMA.N U.JiUMNIRKr, Henry rtitANi.Kr, President of Wei-reiiiry ot Sonate. Tasaed the House t'clmary nlDSKY Ci.AkKE, WiitT Walton, Spenkuroi uotisc.

ChK.f (J.oikot Hoiieu. Appro ed iltircii Ui, IMTu. JOHN P.ST. jaiTff, Ur.vornor. TiiaSTATBor Kanbas, Ornca ur skoubi abv of Static, i Jamas Smith, Suretary offline oi lie of Kansas, do hereby certify that the is a true mid correct copy of the oriK.iui) enrolled joiut resolution now on lile in my otUr.e, nnd that the same took effect by puMxuiiou in the statute book Muy A.

Wn. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto SEAL. subu-riuuu my name, ami my official seal. Doue at TopcKa, luif 1st day of itly, A. ltKi.

JAM ICS SMITH, Secretary of iiate. SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 3. FropoMn? an amendment to article llfteen of the Constitution of the SWio of Kansas, re- luting to the manufacture and sale of iiiiuxi- caling liquors uy auuiug section ten to aiu article. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Kansas, ttco-tlui as of all the memhert ekcted to each house voting therefor.

Section I. The following proposition to amend the Constitution of the Mate of Kansas shall be submitted to the electors of the nine for adoption or rejection, at tlia Renersl election 10 be held on I he Tuesday succeeiiiniC the lirsl Mouitav nr noveinoer, a. eigiiicon hundred ami eighty: Pttin-osiTliiN. Article llfteen shall be amended by ad'tni section ten thereto, which shall read as follows: "The maiiiifuctnre and sale ot intoxicating liquors shall lie forever prohibited hi this Slate, except tor nie.iicai, acientino anil ineciiauicai purposes," Sets. The followinz shall be llin method of su limit ting said proposition to the electors: The liullots shall lie either written or or partly written and partly printed; and tnose voting ior uiu proposition simii "For the proposition to amend the Constitution;" and those vol in nguinst the proportion shall voto, "Airaiust the proposition to amend the txinsiinuion.

Sue 3. This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the statute took. I hrclitf carlitV that the abovs resolution originate' in the' Senate, febrnary Htli, 1S7S, uni passed that body Kolirmtrv Slut, WA I.YMAK U. HUiMPHiSKY, IlEKKT iiRANiiLKV. President ot senate.

secretary of Senate. Passod the House olsrch Srd. 1S79. bIDNK 1)1. ARK WiaiW.WAi.TOK, Speaker of Home.

Chief Olerk of House. Approved March 8th, 187. JOHN P. ST. JOHN, Governor.

TtlK ftTATI OF RTAKSiS, OFFICHor SKCHKrART OF STATU I James Smith, Serretarr of State of the State of Kansas, do hereby certify that the orlginnl enrolled joiut resolution now on lile in foregoing is a true and correct copy 01 tne inv olli'n, and mv ojlli'n, ami tnat lie sninn uxm euect 11 publication in tho statute book, May loth, 3S7 1 soMcribed mv name, and affixed my 1 dial official seal. ioio at Topeka, this 19-18. Secretary of State. CONTRACTOR v-. BUILDER Practical STAIR BUILDER.

Plabs and "pcciBoation Furnibhisd OS 81IOKT kotick. Atl. oaoS LEIT AT WAKUKX srma5, orrio IbJ. BKOEITR PHOkirt ATTKSTIOX HaJraae, Kaasaa BROWN. KANSAS.

"JNZ TBICJ.KH3T.' DRY GOODS i HATS, CAPS, BOOTS shoes, AND Oeata Furniaihintf' Ouo da THE ONLT EXCLUSIVE DRT GOOD HOUSE IN WULVANE. EN AT SAMPLE ROOM A1ID BILLIARD PARLOR J. LAPPIN. PROP'R. PURE WINES, AND IZQUOHS ON I E.

OPPOSITE THE DEPOT MULVANE KAN. THE VERY LATEST. Thos. IV. Trickey NEW QUEEMAM OF ALL USDS.

This Stock has just been and is Complete and Fresh. 0'- WICHITA PftlCES D1TPX-I CaTE O. MULVANE, KAS. THE LIGHT-RUNNING STILL KEEPS THE llaD Because it la the simplest, Inost Witt able, sunt! best Sowing Machine ever lib. rented.

It docs Its work quickly, qof. rtlyaiatlxvenjOiidalwaysa-ive perfect ROimCllUD 1 1 ii the of 25 oars of patient labor nnd practical expericnoo by most skiUsa mechanics. It combines the good polntsof all other machines, liJs bom of There are many Sowing Machines of merit In tha market, but none are so eosapleto and perfect In stall 110M poseess tho marked silirsiatscs mmi aapsrtar worth (hat bare rendered the Xtw Ho so famous. IthaswonthoconCleneeof allwhohsve -sea It, being now boyoad doubt the most perfect Sowing Uachine in the market. AQENT3 WANTED.

rai for Doacrlptlve Circular Ao JOHNSON, CLARK ft CO. 30 Union Oqaars, If rkloaea, or Oraatrs, JKss GROCERIES publican procession Saturday evening last at that city, lhe Democrats flam beaux did not arrjve on time, so they were left. There were about two hun dred torches in the procession, and made a very pretty showing. Wm. Sherod, Director, Herman Treasurer, and E.

Shaw, ure the officers that were elected at the reg ular annual school moeting in this District. At the meeting a tax of one per cent was levied for teachers' fund, and one per cent for incidental fund. They also adopted the Eclectio Series of school books to bo used in our city schools, also to have right months school in the year, five months winter iqg uctoDer un ana continuing nve months, then a throe months teruijcow- mcncing on the first Monday in April). We are now located in our new office on the south, side of Main street, where i we win nnppy to welcome our oiu friends and patrons, and also new ones. Call find see us whether yon may bavo any business to transact with us or not.

IFe have just received the largfst stock of Boots and Shoes that has ever been brought to Mulvane, which we are going to sell wav low down, J. N. I. T. Trickey.

John Otto is the happy dad of a boiiucin; boy John says that he is a regular red-hot OnrfieM boy of the howling kind. Tha little fellow put in an appeurauee 'last Sunday evening. Mother and son are doing nicely and John "Ot-to" be as happy as a small boy at a circus whether lie is or not. Mrs. Jndio Walton, of Oxford, our paternal ma, is visiting wilh the Herald family this week, arid the "b'hoys" will please take notion that wo cannot accompany them on ny fomcing expedition whilo she remains.

We have a lively, recollection of slipper that she used to wear on a tender portion of our diaphragm nfi.er nislit spent iu exploring our neighbor's watermelon patch, and wefear she has not forgotten how to wear it yet. So you will please excuse us for a week or so. SPECIAL RATES ON" LUMBER BY THE CAR LOAD AT WARREN HERMAN'S. Andy Richards, tho versatile and ir-ressible "loeil" of the Sumner County Press, was in town Sunday evening tak- ini in tne Deautte ot nature, i. one of Elpaso's beautiful and engaging girls) and Joe Pierce's ice-cream, and condescended to let.

the light of his lovely countenance some out npon us to a moment like the last ravs of a "taller dip'' at an "Arkansaw breakdown," fir which we are trnly thankful. If this is read by a certain brunette of our acquaintance Andy will have to apply for ten pounds of dark, curly capilliarv sub stance to adorn the heavenward end of his noble form. We await tho denouement with bated breath and paled cheek, Hklrert Walton have money to loan on improved farms at low rates of interest and VERY little commission. Of all the evils prevalent among young men, we know of uono more blighting in its moral effects than to speak lightly of tho virtue ot women. Nor is there anything in which young men are so thoroughly mistaken, as to the Jow estimate they form of the con stancy and integrity of women'.

As a rule, no person who surrenders to this debasing habit is to be trusted with any enterprise requiring integrity and character. Plain words should be spoken on this point, for the evil is alarming'y and shamefullv prevalent. If young men are sometimes thrown into the so-oiety of fickle or depraved women, they have no more right to measure other women by these than they would have to estimate the character of honest nnd respectable citizens by the characters that figure in our criminal courts. Let our young men remember that their chief happiriebs depends in utter fiith in women." No wordly wisdom, no misun-thropio philosophy can cover nr wvaken this fundamental truth. It stands like the record of God itself, for it is nothing less than this and should put an everlasting seal upon lips that are wont to speak disparagingly of the.

perfect wo- man. If you have collections to make. honey to borrrow, property to rent farms to buy or trade, go to Helbekt Walton's, Mulvane. Ka..