People's Advocate from Osage Mission, Kansas • 3

Professional Cards, Etc stances i re nlntui in tho rolo of lUn The Tul iProepcctivc-Farmcru Feel people's dvecal egruph office at Ihl STJLWELL fc UAvU8-At louieya tljUW, Osage Wiowun, Kan ft HT I I i Improvcnioutx thus far itcconip-lltihcd, they would speak Columns ofprube and cotr.niuixluf ion pluce by tho Western Union Tele incouraged. We bad on IhhI Katurday to vis the town of Frio, sit tinhly grrpblc Company very ItidllTVr. lOl.i.i::-- IN' THURHDAY, MAY II, 1871. J. O.

Lii.lik, Local Kdiior. W. COGSWELL, Attorney a for the people of Fi le, for out of COMPLIMENTARY. OhaCr Mimios, Ivaw; Mny 1871, li. J'tyk't AJidi-ate Having juht noticed tha first number of jour ptipi-r, I mufct any in niuicudiitioii of it, that, that in-tlrytitdrnt course taken, by t'ur ex- cntly ii)fuitiL'd.

We know tnat uated oix miles north-went of NO. I. NO. I. J.

ounselor Law, Oi fluent at this Million who tit tend to the general buhlnosnof tb I 0 A NEWS 1)pllKHT RROUAN Mij-nwnn V'nud burgeon, Osage Mission, K. Night culls should be mudo ul liU ollloe. theHO liihtliutlnr.H must" proceed the oniy trnt aril fiin bent 111, man can claim of man. Thcnier-ctintilo Iritdti In tho t-Ily is what we would term good. The thclvt M.

K. A T. It. and who aim) I Locl Matters. i the oiu-rator, is an tbl city, and wo must acknowledge Unit It wn a very pleawiit excursion.

Tho opening of ttprlng had been so near like a Hidden fiaiih sweeping dowu upon us, that it wns wurciy powiblo to real-Iwlts cany effect, and the conse coeds tho cxpcctntioni of many pec affublo and obliging gentleman The iMwiiltm of Local Editor of ai counters of tho differcr bus but though thiit in a fact, tho bad plo who aro in tho habit if Trading this paper has been unsigned us UKK cno.v. management of the telegraph bu political parly is'ucs, mill oh tjuur Wo have accepted the bituutlon iness houses are heavily laden with a well assorted stock of good, IniMn hero, Is iKiiio the Ich an in rt-ls, aud other broils, pertaining quent brilliant prospects evident with a iicrfcct knowledge, lii iiei-ii! iliului ill convenience nnd to a great extent for the farmer. Althoiiirh it Is and the genial and niral.lo gentle- lieliuve, of the resiionHibllity an to Bubjictfc which interest only par. a nuisance. The telegraph Com onlv a few miles from this eitv to iiit'ti who presldo behind the rSOVISIONS, duty devolving upon us.

We ty clhiijer to filth and poveinmcnt corruption, and to nionivd corpora (iroi fib r. iiany will not funilnli Mr. Griffin counter, generally wore a smile of I'roviniuiia, Attorneys and boldl, Nnnsas, LITTLE JIOTEL-East hide Public. Square Board by Ilia day erweek. Patrick 0, Welch Proprietor.

DANIEL SJANEIt Stone Ma-on, Btone cutter and builder and contractor, will carry ou hi trade in all Its branches. TP F. ItAUEH Attorney nt -I- Law, Osage Mission, Neosho veunty, Kansas. Special attention grtea to Collections. the town of Frle, nevertheless In know that It Is customary to ad patting the latter, you necesmtrl dress tho public with au elaborate iom which abxtirb from the people tho operator, with a messpnge boy, and thus it is that when satisfaction.

We hope tho people of Krio a long and prosperous life. ly pass immediately and directly article or declaration, containing ft Cr.j Dry CooJii, tho very cssenoo of life' for the axilo dispatch is received nt the office through a portion of the most many paragraphs doflninif tno purpose tf cramming their own i. that It remnins there a half day ENTISTUY- oductlve and beautiful garden course wo purpose puTsulnir while pockets with tho labor of those very Clothing, Booli l.oo, or moie before it is delivered; for spot to bo found in Southern laboring for tho public. To a cer j'outs ani si: uc. people for whom tlio People 8 Ad Mr.

Griffin tnntiot, nor ho ex Kansas. tain extent we will conform to this peeted lo leave his other business vocate bag been published. Tlt NEOSHO VALLEY. rulo established by timo-honorud I Heady-Made Clothing, for tho purpose of delivering dis The -people aro tired of hearing We need only say that tho rich customj yet in so doing, we shall patches. Other offices East of St.

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LEAKE NEELY Physio: fan Surgeons. Oflice over J. M-lioyles Hardware store. and fertile valley of tho Neosho Is not prophesy or commit ouwelf. bo much party gat nproading in ev I'nilll here are negligent in attending to ling, We think that we under-tand what extensively known, and the Hgri ery direction, impregnated with No i tens, etc.

buKines for this station, and oil cultural advantages presented in we are about undertaking to do, of this bad management grows ou It. DROGAN Physician and Surgeon. Ollice corner of Neosho poisonous 1 urn es, paralyzing and strangling tho prosperity of tho and for this reason perhaps in pre (llllrf, io. Oil, this valley are beyond all question unsurpassed in any cllmo or of the fact that thetelegraph Coin bu Joseph atrects, Osage Mission, Corner Wain and County ftmel. ference to any other, we shall be brief in slating the course or lino pany hast failed to see that It is to country.

Timber and water Is In usaa. no81y country in ibt depressing effects upon the laboring classes whoso eleva. tion alone can give anysort of guar bv which we shall expect to abundance and for stock purpos their Inteie.t to send a Halarled operator here, and such Pa. PKKVOSI lini permanently located in tho town of Mission for tha praclic of liia prol'i'nion. From many yearn' expi-rii-noe nud the aid nt modero noienee, lie fuels confldei.t hi promising ml infliction In all who may receive liia dorvicea.

Olliuo on County nirerl, ouo door east of No. 1 ltvd Front. 1 noSly travel in tho future. es iu raising and grazing the ad JT. TWIDWELL-Attorney nt Law, CteiiKO Mission, Kansas.

I'urtioular attcutsoo given to col vantages of this valley are utisur operator with the conveniences which other offices along tho line antee to a rising progress in moral, religious, and finuncinl circles. passed. The soil la inclined to be Tho liitrhe.1 CASH IT.ICF. pUI for all kimln nf t'nmitry IVf-liii-e. lii Hy In the first place, wo shall "hew to the line let tho chips fall where they may," and In doing so, we shall endeavor to study command.

Let your paper bo read by all dark is btrongjrleh, arable, and who like to live by the sweat of their lecting. noHly J. LEACH Blacksmith, Wag-. on making and repairiEgisks a har of public Shop on Street, West Bide. Keep rnnslniilly on linn I A ft.1t tifl'V of article usually louud in a l'irst I lum brnws.and eat the broad of thoirown many feet deep, To this valley the early pioneers who made Bishop Micge's Visit perfoc-t tho mutter under consider industry, and not that of tbetr KOI.

Tins distinguished divine ac NOl. southern Kansas their homes, atlon. and then give it a fair so neighbors effort through honest cording to tho announcemcu Family Grocery principally "took up their lands lution, thus making the public toiU made In our bust issue arrived in and homesteads along and over A lone felt want of an hon judge and jurv. Jit. COVELL'S Express Deliv-.

ers goods in any pari of the oily and surrounding country Head quarters at J. M. Boyle Co's. Hardware tore Leave orders. this beautiful country.

Those same est "People's Advocate" bas existed In tho second place, wo know this city on last Katurday at I o'clock r. He was met at in this country: Now we have such sturdy yeomanry of our country that.lt is a common desire of the BECK WOLF, the Depot by a largo concourso of an one. Success to it. citizens of Osage Mission, that are to-day among the prosperous tho purpose ofes Traveler. people of southern Kansas, and they understand the administra corting him to tho residence of We arc prepared to fill ffUoIcsalc Ordria fur ji i r-- HiehiMM price paid for country prn.We.

feci rewarded for the fatigue and tion of their affairs, and' as an in A Swindle 13ewabe There Father Bchocnmakcr. An appro dividual interested in our com Union Bakery, prlvatlonsthey were subjected to In the early settlement of southern priate address of welcome was de are flaming, gaudy, and ostentatious mon welfare, we purpose looking after this matter with a close OSAGE MISSION. I ii i i NEOSIIJ COUNTY, KANSAS. Thin Mission CHtiiMishrd in 1847, for the; educalion of the Omigeg is now erected Into and educational establishment under the title cf '-St. Franc'u Institution for Hoys." aud is prepared to receive atudcnis.

The Institution embraces all the branches of pood Knglisli education, such as Book-keeping, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry. Geography. History, Grammar, Composition, and Penmanship. Students can be admitted at any time of the year, payments must be made quarterly fu advance, Tonas. Board and Tuition, per month, 1500 Under the ago of 13 years, JO 00 Washing per quarter, 'J.

50 Bed and bedding, per quarter, 1 Blalionary, per quurter, lij Books at cost. Kbv. John BiiOKNH.tKFB, Frelilent. Terms at the St. Ann's Academy, oonductcd by the Sisters of Loretto, are the same.

hand-bills and largo posters pasted up and scattered all over tho city, EASAKT VIEW Kansas. They now have homes for their families' homes we may livered by our talented fellow citizen Mr. Carroll, after which a procession was -Jbrmed, led searching eye, and we pledge our say oi untold wealth nappy self to render justice and satisfac by our excellent Silver Cornet homes, with comfort and all the tion In this instance to the best of Band, under tho guidance of Drs, AC. ROACH Mason and Plasterer, Flaia and ornamental plastering done to order all work guaranted, solicits orders from city and wountry. HOLDER, M.

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I 8urgcon, cian and Accoucheur Doctor of the fao- ulty of Medicine of l'aris. Olhce at Usage Mission noHly 17 W. BOND Carpenter, joiner J. and house builder. OdAQ KISS10N Shop next door north printing office.

noPly MOD'FITT AYERS Attorneys Attorneys and Counsellorsat Law, will practice in all the courts in the flute. Oflice on Main street, over M. Barnes Co. 'a store. no8ly blessings surrounding them that our knowledge and ubility, Leak Neely as Marshals of the the Gotl of nature has prepared for In the third instance, wo pur announcing the comming of a show a grand menagerie and circus to bo hereon or before 20th instant.

We don't know by whom this flaring announcement has been made, but we do know this ono thing, that the great menagerie and circus purport- occasion. The procession pro man. Through this richand fer pose looking after tho affairs of ceeded la good order, and was UPPLIES Families with Fresh tile valley for many miles, scarce this township, and after the in met on its entrance on St. Fran Bread, livery kind and variety rf FORT SCOTT, Kanta. ly can be found a single acre of terests of the county at large.

els' addition by the religious orders untilled soil. Homsteads and pur know the people love to be in and the young ladies of tho Bern ng to coma, is a mos-t gigintio swin chases long since taken up formed of the healthy financial inary dressed in white, presenting dle as is testified to by the press of the State where this wonderful ele every acre of this splendid land and to-day the high state of cul at once a most beautiful and inter condition of their cilcownship and county government, and it is nothing but right aud just, that esting appearance. tivation and natural beauty of phant show has exhibited. The procession then moved on llEEKIN-Manufacturer of this Eden like garden spot of our every citizen of Neosho county KANSAS OKCIIAKBS Wo warn ell farmers and country Shoes, East side Public to the Catholic Church where the should know the exact status of grand young, State, shines forth square, Oentte Mission. people generally not them people were addressed by Father Osage 3Iteloii Turnery.

IT, J. Rhodes Proprietor of the above nurery, is now prepurod to furnish the Oittzons of this country With ho.ue grown trees and fruit, adapted to this climate. in colors of living green, betoken the financial condition of thecoun REPAIRING done to order in the selves to bo the swindled dupes of best style. Ing iu the most positive manner, Colleton in a few appropriate ro marks. ty, and we purpose tliey shall know the prosperity of tho husband if the facts bearing upon this point Pastry found In any market limy tie pro-pared at our Wedding Parlies, Bulls and Pic-Mcs furnished at reduced pi ices' FECTIO It A st eoinliy.

We can furnit.li tha WHOLESALE TRADE at prices competing with the Miislern traiie. CANNED FRUIT In endless nt wholesale aud retail. ALSO-CHOICE FAMILY 0 ROCE1UES this ''menagerie clan," who make it their special business to impose tips 8. CLARK Saw Mill two On Sunday, tho sacrament of w. are obtainable man.

Mail has here striven to prove by honest and hardy toil confirmation was administered on tho people through tho moans of FOR THE In he fourth place, wo purpose Iinmber constantly on hand, dimension stuff sawed to order rates as low as KANSAS iN CRSEUIKS to about 210 persons. The Bish the appreciation bo holds for natur speaking a word of encourage rod colored and glaring posters which tell astonishing and wonder op delivered a very fine discourse any other dealer. Native shingles con. tantly on hand. al privileges.

Opened farms on on the nature of the sacrament of ment whenever we can, for this immediate people, and shall strive either hand and in every direc OKOHOK lloI.ANl). confirmation. joiin KILHOV, rT TXT M. KILltOY, CON- ful things to be done. We extract tho following, from the Columbus, Journal.

tion meet the eye, and not one acre of small grain presents an On Monday the Bishop left our TR ACTORS.CA RPENTERS to promote the general prosperity of our community, by refering to the advantages held here over other points in Kansas for the by Father Colle iidfferent appearance while the mid uuuuers. Jf tans ana opocincauons Made free of extra charge upon all Cia-Cuss. Tho show which is ton. On tho whole the Bishop's taken by them. visit was a source of much pleas coming to Columbus, is a cheat and successful transaction of; busi young and tender blades of corn areseen springing forth as it were, from captivity, through the rich A.ND AU persons wishing to raise the above mentioned, should not puroliase until they are called on by my Agents fli't.

I expeot to sell as LOW AS ANY and give great attention lo packing, temember one homo grown tree worth three forign tries ALL WAKKANTED TRUE. TO NAME. Nursery ground 2 1-2 miles north of ure not only to the Catholic por swindle. We advise tho farmers to IIORIGAN Con tion of our community, bui to our JLs tractor and Builder will prnc and fertile" soil. Well may the ness matters.

Wo shall also manifest a special pride in being privileged to speak publicly of the stay at home and not patronize it, It was hero last year and we know lice his trade at Osuge Mission. Any citizens generally, and we trust honest and Industrious farmer look upon tho results of his past that he may live many years and work entrusted to him shall be done in i lie best workmanlike manner Persons whereof we affirm." advanced state of our people and pay us at an annual visit. to build, would consult lhei- Messrs. Beck Wolf hnvo added a Department in this line, especially for nujpiyiug liimilies with llio purest aud best goods that omi be obtained in iitiy mui ket, and hy fair and hoiuuahlo denting i-ej-pccil'miy aak ehure of public pati'iuiuge. Gootts delivored free of charge to any purl of the oily.

noSly aKjixnjf i tula no jcrti but cw yvu lnbofs with a feeling of pride and new, rjy euiiuHXinu; nieir puius 10 Truth. In evidence of our be- and growing City. The perfect or hi i Personals. We acknowledge satisfaction, for just assure as the sun rises in the East and sinks to ganization and intelligence which a call from Dr, J. J.

Crook, cor The prop! ielor would oITer to amateur fruit-growers in Southern Kansas, his extensive stock of'tiuit un ornamental trues, consisting in part nf two and three jcars old apple, two nml three years old pear, dwarf and standard peach, plum, cherry and rjuinne nioo-siztd trees currnnls. "gooseberries, raspberry, bluckberry, straw hi r-ry. grape-vines, in great quantify. Jipplo eioun and grape catling. Orders from the Keitii-iil and Ostttri) ceded.

lands, are reppectfully solicited. No rhargo for delivering lo railroads. Kursoiy one mile north of theciiy. SHINS'. Gardiners Notice Gimlni'M linrtifultaraiints will he interested to know ihut 1 will exhibit 1IAFFER CO.

Mission. One hundred and tiny thous is prominently characteristic of rest in the distant West, so sure leif that tbe grand, incomparablo. wonderful, world-renowned, mo-nagerioshow and cir-cuss which is respondent of the Leavenworth and Apple trees. Plenty for everybody, our citizens is perhaps the most will the industrious farmer of BUTCHERS. Commercial, and also special trav Give me a call, I have the best kinds prominent feaf ure connected with southe.ru Kansas, gather around of apple and can suit every body in eling ngent of the Connecticut ported to exhibit here about the Also, dnalers in Provisions, Feed, kinds.

our history. Our educational Insti I. TimtU 'k him in future life abundant re Mutual Life Insurance Company 20th is a grand, incomparable, tutions are a power and an influ iirr Tind Tallow. Richest Cash Price pasd for. Hides.

ward for his early labors in this wonderful, world-ronowned outrag. Dr. Crook la one of the few men who frequently visit southern ence, and this people must rise to but few years since wild, barren Shop on County street, opposite Drug Northeast Cor. Public Square, ous swindle and bnmbug, it is only Store. nosiy and uncultivated county.

But Kansas in the interest of this peo their level. We have now sufficiently de necesfavy to 4to that the proprie ple, and prove his sincerity of feel rKTER TATBONS, FRANK TATMONS, THOMAS SMITH, FIRST-CLASS aBtJTSEEiE. few farms are seen, that have not fine, healthy young orchards, set clared our course for the present rpAYMONS, BRO'S. Wagon ing by advocating our causes and and in conclusion we particularly out, and in a'growing and flour I Making and -Repairers, have estaq. interests through the columns one and specially ask the co-operation OSAO EMISSION TOR SALE listed themselves permanently in Osage Mission to carry on business in the tors of this "monkey show" are so cadaverous and lean in pocket and person that they propose to cheat tho City Government out of a small license for tho privilege of exhibiting of the best papers of our State, of all good citizens in the single ubove jine.

They ask a aliaro of the matter of establishing a newspttp ishing condition. We passed the following fine young orchards, which are now mostly bearing fruit. Peter Coliings, about two miles from this city has an ex- rjuclic patronage. They are conhuont He is a social, affable and genial gentleman, and is sure to make numerous friends wherever he -BEAM-KS IN tflimt their work will stand the test of A'O) Southeast Corner Main and Counr Sis, tit Mitwion'j'Kiiusas on tl on liiellth, and JiHh of Jin, 1871, untj on every MONDAY erin this community, which will ever strive to keep intact the rights and privileges of the people, and within the City limits. We learn that their pavilikm will be hoisted time.

Shop on Neosho Street, East of Main, may go. i no81y Of 1 ho traordlhary stand of young trees Mr. Henderliter in the immedi on free grounds somwhore between We also acknowledge a call from Prof. L. E.

Hill, special which will also labor for our gen MTY RESTAURANT AND this city and the town of Erie, situ eral prosperity, advancement aud ate vicinity of the farm mentioned ail agent and correspondent of the BOARDING HO USE Fryer's Building, Main Street Osage Mis ated some seven miles northwest of moral good. above, has a number one young Journal of Commerce, Kansas J. C. L. sion.

Day ard furnished on the most here. 1 Particularly keeps lii stand slocked City. Prof. Hill is a live, energet with the Reasonable Terms. Our tables re at ways supplied with the best market Thick Pony.

Mr. Frank Au- ic newspaper man, and we accept FRIDAY i thereafter during the season? Correction- orchard. In a high state of cultivation. Next comes the Poor House Farm, owned by C. F.

Hutchipg, of this city. This is one of the most desirable farms thaacquaintance of such gentle "Hebe's a nut for tho lawyers CHOICEST MEATS men with a feeling of gratification buchon, our fellow citizen, has just received by rail, one of the finest trick Ponies known in the coun to crack. The law compels the Fresh Oysters received every day by Express. Our Bar is supplied with choioe Liquors and Cipars. Give us a Mr.

H. A. Young, representing Groceries, County Treasurer to advertise all we passf and a fine orchard of the Democratic Standard of Lawr call. makhh 1JUUU. lots Hnci lanas tnat taxes nave not been naid on.

for four consecutive young trees in great variety, and ence, paid us a visit yester try. It isof the Plymouth Rock pedigree, and is a perfect enigma' in "ITr S. MURPHEY, Architect The country can produoe. and of every variety. In conaeotion he always keeps weeks nrevious to sale.

The last numbers are here seen, the most day, and we found Mr. Young ful IT and Builder, drafts plans and AND- a fiuii of which are sufficiently large to every sense oi tne word can pacifications made and executed in any and everv order of archetecture, modern delinquent tax list was published but three weeks, yet the Treasurer is selling; the lots and lands as bear fruit the present season. But and ancient. ly alive td home interest. He understands the situation of our people, and is the right man in the right place.

Wo bespeak for the FEED STOREj anything you request 't to perforin. Frank assures us that in a few days he will give a publio exhibition, by a short! distance from the Poor House farm lies the farm of Jos RESPECTFULLY asks ATTENTION though the law had been complied with. We believe that tho whole from all parts of Southern Krnsas where thins: is illetral and without au eph Hilton and Henry Eller, and each these farms', have In a the ereotion or cuurcnos, ruuiio, or nrivate biiildines. plans and drafts thoritv or precedent, and that Beady at all limes to supply the demands of the trade this branch the his renowned trick horse. Exhibition will take place opposite tho sweet pofatoe.jilnits.

I will lsr t-ontrat-t to furnish all kinds and varieties of fruit and TEEC.S, AND PLANTS, ff mi thtf, PLEASANT. VIEW NUIWKfTY any tax title obtained under the here a contract is executed. W. 8. Murpbist, healthy state of cultivation feplen business.

The highest cash prlo sales ot this year, aimougn sucn "Red Front No. 1." did orchards. We have no doubt, titles are srooa wnere tne law is ToTTfNl.AN. BLACKSMITH CO fully carried into effect, is not had we passed over this beautiful Democratic Standard a liberal patronage from our citizens. Twenty Five Subscribers.

One of the editors of this paper had occasion to visit our sister town Erie, on last Saturday. Our visit resulted financially, in securing twenty-five fide subscrib Found. In Aubucbon's Oats, His ability to do any work in his finA which he undertakes, comes wortn the paper tnat may oe and productive Valley for many POTATOF.S, hrinted on. we lurtner Detieve store a package containing money, miles, nonetheless evidences of from lontr vears of experience as that the Treasurer has no right to IllbEst, Anv one who will call and niako thorough Maohimst. For three years Etc, sell, because he has not fulfilled ALSO, DKA I.KltS IN fruit raising would have greeted our observations the spirit of the law previous to sule," satisfactory proof of ownership can obtain tho euuto.

A. A. FOWLER. ers to the Peoples Advocate. A finer prospect for a large and four months he was Headquarters Blacksmith for General Sheridan.

Since the war he has been engaged in business at Osage Mission, and feels confident in asking share of the publio patronage The forgoing article is taken READY-MADE ield of small grain never was Special Notice. Notice is from the New Chicago Tran Billiaedistic A pleasant re hereby given, that Dr. Robert Bro- script of May 6th. We take ex seen in the fields of any country than is seen in the Neosho valley to-day, and this magnificient val for Fall and Sprint; plattiie? ftt Letter terms I iian have, eyer tieen given here before. r-tiiiiEaw FowLKh.

gan, of Osage Mission, is jhe special that he can give entire sausiacwun. HORSE SHOEING MADE A ceeding pleasure in informing the treat for an hour's enjoyment is the "Blue Wing" Billiard Hall, Mr. D. H. Paris, proprietor.

Sum BELL FOWLER, Provisions editor of the Transcript that his ley does not stand entirely alone traveling agent and correspondent of the People's Advocate. Be arms about illegal sales of "de southern Kansas in this respect. He is also authorized to solicit, mer drinks in style and endless variety are always kept behind his tastily arranged bar, and an idle The rolling prairie lands linquent tax property" are false in every sense of the term so far oollect and receipt for all m0n cul ti vation are jod ucti ve and near as the legal publication of the list cue stands in tho rack for those ies due this office. Any agent ap-1 ly as good. Wheat stands well in the field, is thick, rich in color, Hats .1 Cms, GODLY, MlhMElB Dress -Maker.

who enjoy billiard sport. All ye concerned. We have, waited on Deputy pointed by Dr Brogan to transact TVfKS. DOUGLAS STELLE MILLINERY DR A I (North side Publio Square, OSAGE MISSION, Will constantly on hand the latest yles of goods in their line, conms mg ipart of Corsets, Gloves, Hoop Sk.rts, nniers, Parasols, Chignons. B.bbon..

F.wers, 'laces, fte. They ask a eootm-imce of patronage, confident of being AND GROCERIES, who are athirst, drop in ana Be Treasurer Newton, and found in business in tho name of this firm will bB properly recognized ly ns. come "wet." 15- ov.i Shoes, his possession four numbers of the Now is Your Time. Mr. Cba's.

Osage Mission Journal published Notice Several persons have recently inquired of us, if we were Flour, Parker, Agent for the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine the Amer Woodex- each consecutive week containing the delinquent tax list. If the Treasurer is fortunate enough to no81y to please an. hir made up to trdcr. to furnish this paper to the old sub-sciibors of the Osage Mission Journal who had paid up in full for that paper previous to its suspension. And importers ot make sale of these lands, he will be acting strictly in accordance with the law and duty.

The nut ican Organ, and Sumner Piano, has arrived in our city, and may be found at Mrs. Sharps boarding house, when not absent on business. and is rapidly heading. It may safely be eald that upon every acre of land now in cultivation in Neosho county, there are manifest unmistakable signs of prosperity for the industrious farmer. 5 OWN OF ERIE.

The citizens of Erie and vacin-ity are the best of citizens alive to their interests, energetic and progressive. They are erecting quite a number of new buildings for business and other purposes. The erection of a Church edifice and a school house can be noted among the improvements effected this spring, and if these two in- BY Bacon, Fruit. AND CONFECTION EJ1Y. Makes a specialty to keep the ehoicest to be cracked by "ye" Lawyers, To all sueh interrogations, we answer, no 1 until Mr.

Scott effects some arrangement with us to that Mr. Parker keeps constantly on QUIE.VSWJ RF. a very soft shell nut in this in Having thirty years' cxrr.ricr.ee in the htiMiir. 1 lii.ow 1 can suit iho ini'H. nrtiru'ar.

Millim-ry goods or nil kind from lla: lo the liandsi.nipM, Lady's Drebs Hut. The. thenpest Black Jett-elny in town, no place txcepttd. Also, a gi wit variety of 1-eul )aco coliuis and real l.ice hy the yard. chins' niadu to tit by ihe French tilling cut.

Pants, vpms and iji t-iiii goinis nmdo to nr Jir. and stiiehiup iiijl o.i liie imchiiie. imd pres-mg dnuo I the sliortost notice. ji-M iih nhvas on Land. Kill! iS.U.j:-Mtif Piano, of tho P.d.

tiuitar on tv Jsncs band, and can furnish at short no- end. tico the very best machines, and stanceWe think it can be easily cracked. The certificate, of John Scott publisher, properly sworn to accompanies the four numbers of Wantid. To exchange hundred and Wcstcrhoffi musical instruments in the market eixty acres of Valuable farming land and lreshest slock for family use. The highest cash price paid fur farmers' pro-duco.

Slovenes! dooi north of Boyle Co. 'a liai'dhtiro Store. nooly and upon the molt reasonable terms. The largest slock in Soutlirrn KnnsuM. Trade iif.pliri at Eastern Prices, ti'aiiKpoi litiun only added.

Highest Pucis paid for Ci.uniry i Pro i-jc-. nt civ near Sioux City Iowa, tor improved property in this city. Fnquire at this office. 3 at Flat Eock Bridge, con- Orders may De leit at; ma is paper in which said tax list is tiblishcd. band and of a 'Tsl lr Store, Osa2 Jlission, Kan ity..