Ravanna Chieftain from Ravanna, Kansas • 5

MAIL MOI TKH. John Bull's lulls pulled an inter- Tli'j Bishop says it requires mi There will bo a lawn festival at Mall from Clmmarrou arrive 12 sionaries of superior moral courage esthfg load of freight in the -parade Tho old pioneers get there with both M.and departs nt 1, daily the resiJoiioe of Mr. A. U. Wise1 as well as physical force and exoo on Thursday evening, July 14, under Lutivo ability to make a success feet every tlrao ana aepana ior uighton, Tcesdsyi and Saturdays, and rcturna Mon JOHN I i 'M co.

tho auspices of The Ladies Aid So Missions elovato the position of wo laya and Wednesdays. ciktt. Good lights, good musicyfiro Mail from Dodge City depart! Sonto ono stole three oases of beer from tho saloon last Sunday night to brace up to stand tho fourth on. Dia men, though tho progress is slow ow ing to tho prejudices of the peoplo, works, ioe cream and cake. Tho Ravanna band will be.

attendance inunuay ana arrives i ueaaay. Mail from Garden Citr arrivea oo 1 he husband is compared to heaven mond out diamond. All aro invited and a cood time ednesdays and Saturdaya at 6 learea Tuesdays and Fridara. M. L.

Ashley lias purchased a lot guaranteed. Mall from Jetmore arrivea Toes tho wife to dirt. The husband is the day, the wife tho night. A woman may have beauty, grace and virtue, still sho is lower than tho lowest in the Pratt aud St John addition daya and Fridays at 6 P.M. Leaves Mr.

M. L. Hart has been ia town and will at once build him a neat Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8 A the past woek closing up the Chief stono dwelling house. iu. tain, and has established the Garfield man.

In Japan a woman is never her, own mistrcsH. Until married County Journal at Loyal. Mr. Hart J. S.

Crow and Co. are measuring op and paying f6r tho stone which TIME CARD OF TIW A. T. A B. F.

8homustobcy her father; when has returned to his claim in Nobs has been delivered for the mammoth irtini leave ciuurroa si follows, KAoTWARD Ho. AtlantloKx. lS.lSa wife, her husband; if a widow, her county, and abandoned the nowspa Dupree Hotel Building. eldest son. W0.4NIW York Sx.

11.14 a.m per business for tho time being. We WIKTWiaO Lots of stone are coming in for Well did Robert Mackinsio say, Ho. 1, Cal. ft Mux. Kx.

1.40 a.m No. 8, Colo. Ex. 2.45 p. are all sorry to loose Mr.

Hart as ono of our pioneer citizens. tho immenso stono building Mr. Du 'In the foremost rank of powers des proe of Lyons, Kan. is going to build tined to change the face of the world, THE VETEHAN8 A Hut of the old soldiers who (cele Atchison, Topska Santa Fx on to tho banLof Ravanna. stand ChriKtian missions.1' R.Frora the Missouri River to the brated in Bavanna the 4th of July as Rev.

W. V. Burns, Diat. Mis. Seo'y Dr.

F. II. BroylcB treated all the Pacific Coast. membere of the G. A.

R. post here. Spcareville, Kansas. little girls representing the states Names. Co.

Regiment and territories, to ice cream after the The greatest and most libera! corporation upon the American Continent, and the beat inanaved and equipped line on earth Tbit road is the popular and only direct route to All kinds of cooling and refresh Henry Cook, 6. 1st O. parade. Generously done E. B.

Whitehead B. 113th O. V. ing drinks for sale- at Seward's Denver, i.eadviu.k and Gunnison Showalter; Ut.K. V.latt Tho material for Messrs Emm and Extract of malt is a pleasant and And all points in tho great San Jitan 02 O.

lBft, VOUNTRT. 8th Iowa Davis' hew paper, The Ravanna Record, has arrived and the first is harmless summer drink. Try a bottle at Sowar-l's. Wm. Slack, I.

A. C. Chadd, John Davis Perry Hagee, At F. F. I The Southern Line from La Junta ia the 36 Iowa.

60 111. sue will probably be turned out this Extract contains no alcohol and is only all rail route that ponctratcs the Huh mineral fields of Arizona, Old and New Hex week. 81 Ind. Inft. E.

P. Smith, sold at Seward's. General IVIercliandise 44 lml. Tho Chieftain business office is too. nau-'g it tn only route to Trtnldid, Lai yf, Santa Fe.

Albuquerque, Soeorro White Oak, San Marclal, Fort Tboru, El Paio. Del Norte, Tucion Lemonade and pop at Seward's re Lewis Thompson I). W. C- Schofleld, F. T.

J. Brewer L. 60 111 1st Ind, II. A now up town in the Ensign building freshment stand, Ensign building. Drop in and see him.

lomnsione anj toe shortest, quicken, laf. lt ind nnlv r.inH rntiia 11 111. Catt SEE THESE PRICES. in connection with Alexander and Roby's real estate office. Call in and 133 111.

I Mrs. Geo. W. Smith has a well 13 Ind. seo us.

assorted stock of fancy goods and Oregon, Nevada, Jdabo and Washington territory. For information regarding cheap homes, Jands ete. addre.s A. 8. Johnson, Land com mltsloner, Topeka, Kansas.

For 1 nenger, emigrant or colony ratet, iddress, W. White. General Passenger Radcr Yaucy have sold out Wis. L. A.

85 111. 45 Ky. millinery at tho first door north of Young's. their stock of groceries to John Crow A. T.

Irvine will continue 60 Mo. I. Mrs. Geo. W.

Smith has tho lar AKuui, Topeaa, jvanM. W. B. Hamblln, Union Ticket Agent, Oenver, Colorado. 104 111.

I to run the storo at tho old stand for awhile. 12 lbs dried apples 1.00 150 In. millet seed, per bu. 1.50 12 lbs currants ....1.00 10 lbs. brown sugar n.1.00 4 lbs tea 1.00 14 lbs light' brown sugar 1.00.

Maud S. cultivator. $22.50 Lister 4 Drills combined, $35.00 Corn King, 23.00 12 in Steel Beam Plow 13.00 Adams Standard, 24.00 14 1.00 Combined. 33.00 Tho Bobs Roofing made of felt Riding Disk, 35,00 $4-00 Per square. Tilting Lever Harrow, 1,00 Pirst class force pump.

$20 Cicero Phelps Jr. 1). J. L. Simmons, II.

John Vanderpool, F. J.L.Bennett 6 Bat. Austin Connett, K. W. B.

Jones, G. Moses Hall, II. O. E. Griest, James M.

Johnson, 1 Ezekill Gillet B. Lewis J. Wolf, E. J. D.

Keeler, 2. M. Frazee Janey F. Reynolds C. "William Steele B.

M. W. W. Phillips F. Chris.

Showalter, C. gest and cheapest stock of millinery goods in town. Ladies please call Mrs. Geo. W.

Smith has opened when you want anything in this lino up an extensive stock of milliners Harper Sale will hit you have millinery goods tho door north of Yonng's shop. Ladies call in and see them. money as cheap as the cheapest and guaremee suusiacuon. T. B.

Deal deserves more credit Irvine Cessna Rader will pay LOCAL NEWS. A glorious rain. The Parade was a success The lemonade stands flourished. A big crowd in town the fourth. Big crops this year are now Everything quiet since the glori-Tious4th.

A. 1. Irvine has retnrncd from 0 Iowa I. 63 O. V.

I 74 Ind. V. I Kan. 23 Iowa. 20IU.

10 Iowa I. 4 Colo. 3 111. Colo. 62 III I.

13 Mich. 65 Mo. 11 N. J. vol.

leiud. 174 Ohio 49 Ind. I. 13 Ind. Cor.

47 111 I. cash on your proof any day and get The finent ladies dress goods just opened. Summer hats just arrived in cndlons variety. Ask to sec our nice glass sets. Look at th fine table cutlery, a good so knives a forks for (ioc.

Look at our new arrival of boots and shoes. New goods constantly ar ving. for making our celebration a rip roaring success than any one, and was the manager of all tho sports your deed. and races. Hardy McClcnahan, of Jetmoro II.

F. A. F. E. C.

L. J. II. Walking D. Shlsler J.

8. Brewer Asa Sinclair L. W. Fulton Geo. W.

Smith A. T. Wheeler, I. A. Mills, to- liavo money to loan on improved Ravanna has at last a money order farms.

Money, furnished to prove up on. Lowest rates in tho Co. If jiib uiVHierii trip. Miss Emma Johann of the Grand post offico This will be a great help to we poor folks who have t.i hava our wife's peoples send us something to live on. you want to borrow money callon Alexander Levasey 1st or write to them.

Geo. W.Lahue Cap. 6 battel ymd. Aley The party who was so kind as to Harper Sale always have the Robert ltangleton F. 70 ind.

I. vol. David W. nerman I30md-James Montgomery D. 2 iowa core.

II. L. Harbaugh Major C. 62 Ohio( II. G.

Alexander II 30 Iowy. Any oid Boldlers in'the county who's money for parties proving up and will loan at the lowest possible living carry off a folding rocking chair from Geo, W. Smith's is requested to return it and greatly Tates. Am also A sent for the WOODMANSE ax I) P-U-M-P-S oblige the owner. names do not appear above will please J.

S. Crow Co. made a very at Wise fororgans. The Ravanna loan, real cbtate A call at J. L.

Bennett's wagon Ravanna and register, the first time tractive display of their general merchandise and furniture under an awning covered wagon and the at you are in town. Notary Public offico Irvino Cessna A Rader keep all blank forms and write any official papers on short notice. Crystal Springs. Another good rain and the breaking tendants completed the picture. plows started to turn over the sod.

Notice. I have a good Stetson hat to ex All the farmers in this neighborhood change for my black stiff hat that was taken Mouday ninht. W. M. Specks proprietor of tho 3frand Central, wants two men to quarry rock.

The best of board and lodgings at tho Grand Central only $4.50 per week. Tho most accomodating dining room girls in tho state at Speck's. Carey Sowdcr. Late in tho evening of the 4th, in are breaking. There was a good deal of hail Saturday some of the corn and small grain was damaged.

Corn is doing well. Part of which is toseling out. Winter wheat and rye Is ready for the harvest. Some was cut before the 4th. A.

E.Kphart and family. Geo. Pierce and family and I. H. Tcmpleton were quiry was made as to the whereabouts of the Chieftain local editor, Ed, and it was found when last seen his best cirl Was partaking at E.

Burdet's to an ice cream supper The Kenm Farmer ha reduced its nub- bountifully of frozen victuals. the fourth, an enjoyable time was had. Mr. J. D.

Montgomery brought into our office this week, a stalk of corn over seven feet high, measuring seven inches in circumference at the -Central is on the sick list. Subscribe for the Chieftain and get your friends to do so too. Hon. W. A.

Shirley makes an imposing appearance as a horseman. Tho boys say T. A- Milton is having great luck now-a-days Aha We have a saloon in town which sells notning stronger than extract of malt. Herman Hogan have opened np for businnss north of the Grand Cen tral. W.

D. Pratt has been in town a few days looking after his interest Nick. Hoffman made a very tasty exhibition of the bakery business on his wagon. Between two and three thousand peoplo celebrated tho glorjoug 4th at Ravanna. G.

M. D. Goff's little child broko its arm below the elbow Tuesday on a teter board. Mex Swartzman has had a small addition built to the roar end of his store building. Some Eminence man was in town last Wednesday giving us lots of loud talk.

ats! Bull went to Topeka, Thursday morning to look after the interest of Garlield county. Eminence is gone done and busted flat. 51c dividend on stock. How she booms? Miss Addie Alleroaivof field County Journal staff, spent Sunday and the 4th here, Lee Varjpatten have received a car load of corn nd are doing good business now days. A goodly number of tho old vet-eraus showed up in the procession.

All honor to (he G. A. R. Quitea lot of young and frisky Ravanna people attended ho dance at Eminence Friday night. The Calithumpian were immense and show that the boys at ways make tccm rt will iid at our barn on North 3rd St.

in Ravanna, ollowing fine horses. BLACK PRINCE a Noaman horse 3 years old, hands high weight 1400 Lbc. PRINCE EDWARD, a iblood Norman iV Mambrino bottom and still growing. Also some as large and well filled oata as any country can raise. an horse and a full blood Morgan mare, Ovr lto.) sorlptlon price for single subscribers to one dollar a year, the offer to eoutlnue good un 11 the last day of this year, 1880.

This puts 'that sterling old agricultural journul within the reaoh of all, and no farmer ought to be it. It Is the only paper of genera circulation published lnlthe state devoted wholly to farming interests, farming in the larger, sense which includes every department of rural labor, agriculture in general stock raising, horticulture, gardening, dairying, poultry, bees, with considerable space every week devoted to the family. It ft unquestionably at the head of that clas ot papers west of the Mississippi, and tb latien larg ly. The Kansas Farmer is a sixteen page weoVly, published at Topeka by the Kansas Farmer Company'. sample copy free by addressing the Rubers.

Don't fall to avail yourself of this peell-ffer. Notice. Lost: Qnd promissory note ot $80 10 percent interest payable to A. C. Magrudcr or bearefv All persons are hereby notified not to buy said not And the finder will be rewarded if the same is returned -to Hogan Ierman.

Last Sunday an outfit passed through town 'enroute? for Colorado with 32 head of cattle, horses, two wagon loads of implements and a house on wheels. A few. such sot' tiers in Garfield county would make C. Cline and John Sutton and families and Mrs. Templeton were at John Hammonds of Parkers trove, to spend the fourth, the rest of the neighbors were at Ravanua.

I. K. T. Kephart was going around, whooping, on the 5th. someone asked him what was the matter, he said' "it is a A.

E. Kephart is expecting his moth er and sister on a visit from the east T.1I.I. Tux Mission Fields. One of tho most remarkable men that tho mission fields to-day present is Bishop Wm. -Taylor, of tho African missions, who is a model of Chriftain.

zeal and, present'he in England, sUper-tending the construction of a stoaa er which he finds essential to his work. The cost will bo $20i00d, for which he ooufidontly appeals 10 the women and children of the of the Amerioan ohurcb.es, Ho has founded a mission at Kim poko with an industrial school in connection. Aa irrigating' ditch has boon ting to iasww against failure of crops in. oaso df drouth. Ono of the great sawrces.

of mis, Sjoaajies in Africa are the numerous' fevers of that climate. To guard against these they have adopted a remarkablo remedy to which they havo given tho name of "Bishop Tay lor's Liver Regulator." It is simply a steel hoe, ten inches long, eight nehes wide, with a handle six feet long. A good dose of this'- is both a preventative and a fjji m'i-' narv A fctcfsV Charles Morgan I Iambletonian horse about 15. years old hasbeendrivonto common buggy with two men in four uiiririli Proprietor of the Ravanna Laundry, Would respectfully announce that he has opened a First-Class Laundry a Ravanna. jGive me a trial and I will guarantee satisfaction in work and price.

-U7 ic prairie blossom. Parker. At the residence of the brides mother in Ravanna, Sunday, July, 3 j'reem Vanpatten and Miss. Vcrdic arker were united in marriage bjr ie Ivev. wm.

Simmons, ine UUUtXLC. Osxxjok many friends of the happy couple wish them a prosperous voyage t'ar ugh the tea of life. a success when they start out. "This eld English Family Medicine in 'Hue for 86 years, all over the world, for Bile, Indigestion, Liver, Ac. Of Pure Vegetable Ingredients.

STROM MERCURY. Geo. M. Youngs hurt his hand very severely last Tuesday wgdit" ij hanging up some meat, the" ijci hook passing entirely' through tls palm of the hand, and making a' very II r.lARHIAUE GUIDE A. L.

Stone's new house on cast Mason avenue is fast nearing completion, and a very neat anil tasty edifice. The Hoffman stone block is going up rapidly, and will be a credit to wbi'u don.1.'. ft front by tti- inllW'tMll RFa IllnHnted. a Ciolh ald Ollt Blndlnc. SOe.

Snnit.papr lover, JSC. ThU Book c.u-Iftih. A LL Ih. eurtuuL doaibtf ul or InaHt.itfT. v.nl to kfMW.

b'O" bad wound and there is great, HS.nt.-'n tU UrA.I taolr Ki-nrl in Afifianuri RlC-TCarS old 10 COt flCC jjAtBBB- aaa-M juvsk Vivva u-i -v ky mules. of it turuiug into the lock jay and termiuatiixg'iu'ioh I lef T.r. Inl.n-Mlrjr ud wliMkl Momulkm. MliLTa, ltftrTl m4 HrrillS8 prouwwl bjr 1U ulTiM-wha INJ)r-Marry, who mit. whrt MrritrwIAld, when nfrrmry, onwtlitluTrnito.Tou.

MHMdrrtal 1'K HITCHM, truo In Yimnf or Tn.mrd or niiiulu. tick or wt-il, r-rt. JJ. VUHIt lCf.SM.oulj. ft" Ouv wm:.