Yates Center Argus from Yates Center, Kansas • 3

i vajy vrra 1. fl 1 mi Law Trade mm 19 WUL Lead in tie Hardware and Agricultura! implement DECORATION DAY. Yates Center will soon have a number of business houses second to no town of tW PLEASE REMEMBER THAT FRED. STEWART CO, SELL SORGHUM, ROCK CANDY AND MAPLE SYRUP, VINEGAR, OIL, AT BOTTOM PRICES. On Decoration Day, May 30th, the ceremonies of decorating the graves of deceased comrades will be observed under the auspices of Woodson Post, No.

185. G. A. R. Comrades will be detailed Entered the Fostofflce at Yatr Contcr us im-oiiI-cIiim fiHlt r.

and entitled to transmission throiiKlt tho mulls such. In order to close old matters all persons who had accounts with the undersigned before the formation of the partnership of Ray Brown are requested to settle them at once. These accounts have stood long enough and must be closed up, and the sooner the better for you as well as me. D.M.Ray. Fans and Parasols for Everybody at Walker Bros'.

by the Post Commander at the regular THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1884. its size. There are now in course of construction nine large stone buildings on the public square, which, when completed, will add very much to the appearance of the business of the city. And they will doubtless all be occupied as soon as completed. We need some good wholesale houses, that our retail merchants and those of the surrounding country may be enabled to replenish meeting oi tne 1'ost on next baturday nisrnt to aecorate tne erraves ot com Mr.

J. E. Brink was in town Tuesday, in the interest of Mr. D. W.

Ream, of Piqua, the lightning rod man. Mr. R. will be here next weekend thoroughly canvass the city and vicinity. The parties are entirely reliable.

Mr. Ream is a brother of our merchant clothier, Mr. J. II. Ream.

A son of Julius Schmidt, whom he had not seen for more than twenty years and of whose whereabouts he had for a longtime known nothing, arrived in this city Tuesday night on a visit to the old gentleman. Mr. Schmidt is now a prosperous business man in the city of Chicago. rades in the various cemeteries within the jurisdiction of this Post durins the forenoon, and all comrades will report A surprise party was given Mr. Howard Scovillo by our young people last Friday evening, the occasion being his twenty-first birthday.

Mirth, musicanj games consumed the evening and a most pleasant time was had by all present. The long talked of match game of base ball between the Yates Center and Toronto clubs was played in this city last Tuesday and resulted in a victory in favor of the former club. The Toronto lMys played under the direction of Gene Varian while Ed Austin acted as captain of our home club. The score stood 17 to 35. When buying fruit cans see that they are not made of rooting tin, which is coated with lead, and is a slow but sure poison.

The cans should bo made of at tne nan. in tnis citv. at o'clock v. sharp, and the procession will be their stocks here instead of sending off J-FRED. STEWART CO.

ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS OF YATES CENTER THAT THEY WILL DELIVER ALL GOODS PURCHASED OF THEM TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. To Whom it May Concern in Yates Center: and Vicinity. D. W. Ream, of Piqua, Kansas, will be in the city next week, to place his celebrated i star copper covered lightning rods upon buildings.

All should improve this opportunity of having their buildings protected against this greatest element Lightning. Delays are dangerous, and gentleman you can't keep it olT any other way. Remember that "a stitch in time saves nine." Do not put offloeking the door until the horse is stolen. Mr. Ream has employed J.

E. Brink to assist him, who has been, in the lightning rod business for twenty-three jears. work warranted to give satisfaction or no sale. Ref iormeu anu me line oi marcn taKen up for the Kalida Cemetery, where the formal exercises of the day will be held. The following will be the ORDER OF procession: KniR-bts of Pythias Band.

"Woodson Post, G. A. with National Colors. (' Pickett Smith will injure your farn buildings and detached property againsi Fire, Lightning, Cyclone and Tornado, at $1.00 per $100.00, for one year; per $100.00, for three years and $3.0 per $100.03, for five They have? none but reliable companies. Office in-Court House, Yates Center, Kan.

Owl Creek Sunday School Convention. The following is the program for" the? Owl Creek Sunday School Convention to be held at the New York Valley school house, June Sth, p. in. Opening pong. Congregation.

Prayer. President. Song. Congregation. Select! reading.

Elizabeth Turpin. Song "Drunkard's Ine Child," by Minnie Sowers and Tillio Smith. Declamation. M. Turpi n.

Soiia- New York Valley Sunday" School. First question for discussion; "Should1 we separate when there are contentions' between us, as Taul and Barnabas did when there was contention between' them" By Rev. John Bothwell, J. G. Wright, and others.

Song. Second question for discussion: "Is it necessary to have a Temperance Pro- hibition among Christ ran people?" Bv Bros.O. R. Sellers, D. jLurpin, ami others.

Question box. HA 1 LHO A TIM E-T ABLE. St. Louis, Ft. Scott Wichita.

GOING EAST. Mall and Express No. 2:13 P. relic lit and Accommodation m. Freight Ho.

P- COINO WEST. Mall an! Expross No.l,. 1:07 P. tn. Krflvht nnl Accommodation 10:44 p.

ni. 1'rvUht Ku.3 11:05 a. ui. Tlcknt to all point ttostcan I to procured of tb Utfoiit attain omen. M.

E. KELI.KJfBEltOEIl, Atf'-nt. Mo. rucifoJ'iffua Junction. JJ0IN0 NOUTII.

Mull and a. m. rmKht, OOINO SOCTII. Mall and Express 4:00 p. m.

Jfrclght. n. Wf. Vah fr.VT, Atrent. to neighboring towns for goods.

Heretofore this has not been practicable, as no suitable building could be had, but this want will soon be supplied, when we hope to see some live man, with the requisite capital, embark in the wholesale grocery trade here. It is one of the best locations in all this part of the Miss Lulu, anghterof the Hon. XV. H. Jones of the Toronto Topic, made this city a brief call this week.

She came up on Monday and returned Wednesday. Lulu was at one time one of the fair young ladies of our city and she is always gladly welcomed here by her many friends. The family of Col. Harding, the purchaser of the Silas Baker farm in the west part of this township arrived on JUST RECEITED Universal Fashion Company's Tatterns a large line, all sizes and kinds. Cnttinsr and Fitting done to or- der, and Dressmaking of all kinds.

BRUSH IRONS. State for such a business. Yates Center has long enough paid tribute to the enterprise of other towns, and we shall be glad to see a change brought about in this particular. PERSONAL. erence J.

H. Ream, of the Bee Hivo store, Yates Center. Lawns from 7 cents to 10 cents per yard at Walter Bros. Lost, On last Thursday evening between my residence and Court House, an flat Tuesday night, and will soon be com i light tin, which is harmless if tho fruit is not allowed to stand after it is opened. Leaded tin looks dull while the bright looks like burnished silver.

One is poisonous, the other harmless. "The atrocious crime of being a young man, which the honorable gentleman has, with such spirit and decency, charged upon me, I shall neither attempt to palliate nor deny; but content myself with hoping that I may be one of those whoso follies cease with their youth, and not of that number who are ignorant in spite of experience." Pitt's reply to Walpolc. John Jacobs sold his house and lots fortably domiciled at their new Kansas ill fe is Weodua-h. citizens on toot. Citizens in carriatres.

Citizens on horseback. Arriving at the cemetery the order of exercises will be: Dirge by the K. of P. band. Prayer by the Post Chaplain.

Song, "America," by the whole assembly. Address by J. E. Pickett. Patriotic air by the band.

Decoration of graves with flowers and National colors, according1 to tho beautiful and impressive ritual of the G. A. It. Music and reformation of the procession for the return march. It is earnestly hoped that all old soldiers and our citizens generally will turn out to assist in making these ceremonies as impressive as possible.

Let this day be to us a sacred holiday that the sacred fires of patriotism and a reverential respect for the memory of the departed heroes may be instilled into the minds of the younger generation now arising, and the Union perpetuated thereby. D. M. Ray, Post Commander. The Figures of the Boom.

We present to our readers this week in tabulated form the returns of the several township assessors showing the leading features of general interest, and commend it to the careful study of those who think Woodson county, both county and towns, Is not booming. The total given is the total assessed valuation exc usi ve of railroads. The amount wil 1 be reduced, for the purpose of taxation, Mrs. D. T.

Elston has returned from her eastern visit. II. S. Johnston returned from his western trip yesterday morning- A encampment of the I. O.

F. was instituted at Neosho Falls last Tuesday night. Mrs. W. E.

Morian left on Tuesday for Chanute, where she will visit friends Song. Congregation. Miscellaneous business. Singing. Dismission by Rev.

J. Bothwell. We invite all to attend and take part in the convention, especially those that Bass Band Book. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same with J. XV.

Depew. ItS-WE HAVE A FEW STRAW HATS LEFT. BUY ONE BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. FRED. STEWART CO.

YATES CENTER MAILS. MAILS CTOHR. Local point and nil throinrh mulls Kt vIh at. Ft. 8.

W. Hy 1 p. m. All point west via St. Ft.

H. W. Ity m. Iluinliolilt viu Kose und Cookvllle Tuesdays, Thursdays and 12:00 M. Byron via I'oloma and Kinney Mull-days, Wednesdays and Fridays 1 p.

m. Neosho Falls daily 2:00 p. in. MAILS AKKIVE. From went via Kt.

Ft 8. W. Ity 2:13 p. m. From east via St.

Ft. H. W. Ity 1:07 p. in.

From Humboldt via I'ookvlllo and KwftO Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 12:00 M. From Hymn vln Finney and (Jolormi Tuesdays, Thursdays and 13:00 M. From Neosho Fulls via Everett daily 12:00 M. Onion hours from a. in.

to p. m. Moneyordor department clones on rtatni-dnys opm all other times when ollice is open except Sundays. Olllce openon Sundays p. ui.

I. N. IIom.ow AT, P. M. are "Sunday school workers.

last Saturday, through E. Rutledge, real estate agent. The purchaser, a Tiios. Tcrtin, President. N.

B. Knot, ON CULTIVATORS, Elg Stock and Mnst-te Sold HOUSE AID RED TOG WAGOSS GLIDDEN BARB WIRE, nm i mm, State Sunday School Convention. The nineteenth annual convention of the Kansas State Sunday School Asso Eggs For Sale. Plymouth Rocks, pure blood, thirteen for $1.00. Inquire at Webster's farm, six miles north of Yates Center, or address, Miss Alice Bunker, Coloma, Ks.

The largest stock and best quality of Ladies' Hose in the city at Walker Bros. ciation will be held at Newton, June 18 19 and 20. home. The Col. will engage largely in the raising of fine cattle of which he already has a good herd.

A. C. Bogle returned Sunday night from Fredonia where he has been in attendance upon the Wilson county court. Bogle has been court stenographer for this district for nearby two j'ears, but he tells us now that he expects to resign his position, as his law practice has become so extensive that it requires all his time. We are glad to note this evidence of our friend's prosperity.

Iola Register. W. II. Slavens and II. D.

Dickson have formed a partnership, for the practice of law. We understand the latter will remove to the county seat sometime during the summer, or as soon as he can make the necessary arrangements. We regret to be obliged to record the fact that we are to lose Mr. Dickson as a citizen; for they (and when we say they we mean his family as well) are very desirable citizens, and any community in which they may settle will receive into its midst a family of five persons, all of whom they may feel proud We heartily congratulate our Capital City that it is the fortunate one, for if we are to lose them we are glad it is to get them. Post.

BUILDING NOTES. CHURCH DIRECTORY. rnoGUASi. Wednesday 3:30. Children's meetinsr.

Business Lot! A good Business Lot, west of the Bank, for sale. Apply at the Akgcs ollice. Ty the two hundred dollar exemptions COFFINS! A well selected stock of Coffins at W. Wednesday Evening; 7:30. Praise mcctinjr 8:00.

Address of welcome, with re F. Brewer's. Will furnish hearse and take charge of the corpse if desired. sponse, and short speeches by S. Thursday Morning.

PARASOLS In variety at Palmer Tmeblood's. Visible Barb Wire. Before buying your Wire see J. XV. Lewis Son.

They handle the only Visible Wire. Stock can see it. Fans and Parasols! AN IMMENSE STOCK OF FANS, Methodist Proaclilng1 every Sou lny at 11:00 a. in. and p.

in. Prayer meeting on Thursday oveiitnsr. J. C. Pastor.

Phushytehi Aff. Prrnehinif at tho M. E. Church every alternate Himdtiy Kt 11 a. tn.

and m. Jamch Wii.hon, Pustor. Baitist. Preaehlinr every ultimate Sunday at the Christlun cliureh nt 11:00 n. m.

and 7 p. m. O. W. klton, Pastor.

CllllISTTAW. Uelljrlons services every alternate Bunday at I'ruyernicctinK on Wcdnisday evenings. EvANOEi.lfiAt.. Prenehlmr every alternate Sunday eveningat the Christian church nt.7::W p. du Hekman Kiki'SEL, I'astor.

Uwtow Fitnoat At the Chrlsllan church every Sunday morning ut 10:00 o'clock. J. N. Shannon. Supt.

M.E. Runday Rf'iiooij. At M. E. church very Sunday in.

N. F. Foi.t.ktt. Supt. 8:30.

Prayer for baptism of Holy Spirit on our convention. 9:00. Business. Reports of executive PARASOLS, JUST RECEIVED AT FRED. STEWART CO S.

committcCj statistical secretary, with-consideration of work; treasurer, vice presidents, and the appoint' ment of committees. A Silk Handkerchief for 25 cents at Walker Bros'. Lessons in Music and Painting. Miss Emma Craig, for two years a 10:00. The power of organized work as allowed to heads of families, but this will be more than compensated by the railroad property of the county leaving the grand total of property subjeet to taxation something more, probably, than f.3,113,323.

The total increase in population is 781 Seven of the nine townships show a gain of 033, which is reduced by an apparent decrease in the other two of 148 to the figures above given. This apparent decrease, in Neosho Falls especially, is undoubtedly due to the failure of the assessor to get a full enumeration, as the rapid growth made in the last year in Piqua will add one or two hundred, while the city of Neosho Falls has held its own at least and the country districts do not show any evidence of having gone backward. Center township leads in the march of improvement while Toronto shows an equal ratio of gain. pupil of the Chicago conservatory of shown by results. 11:00.

The true mission of the Sunday school, ana now to accomplish it. Thursday Aflcrnoon. music and an experienced teacher both of music and painting, has located in our city and solicits pupils. Lessons will be given in all kinds of painting LODGE DIRECTORY. Swedish gentleman of intelligence and means, paid cash for his new home and will make a good citizen.

Mr. Jacobs intends removing to Washington Territory, where he has a brother well to do who offers him some liberal inducements to join him there. A young man, apparently about eighteen years of age, entered the house of John Sullivan, of Owl creek township, one day last week and took from thence a watch and chain and two dollars and a half in money. He was arrested at Neosho Falls and brought bp.ck and had his preliminary examination before Justice Stewart last Saturday and on default of six hundred dollars, bail was committed to jail. He will have his trial next week.

The Dunkards, or German Baptists, will hold their annual meeting at Miller's Crossing, three miles from Dayton, June Gth, and for those whishing to attend this meeting the Wichita road will sell round trip tickets from May 20th to June 3rd, good to return until June 30th $22.49 from Toronto, $21.55 from Yates Center, and 20.08 from Iola. Holders of these tickets will be allowed one stop-over each direction on each road over which their ticket reads. It is understood our Democratic friends are meeting with fair success in raising funds with which to purchase material for their new paper. It is expected that Dr. E.

V. Wharton and Hon. H. D. Dickson will have editorial management, both of whom have had more or less newspaper experience and are able and ready writers.

Should the efforts now put forth materialize, the AitGt'S will extend to the new journalistic venture a friendly greeting and wish it financial success. The St. Louis, Ft. Scott Wichita railroad, with its accustomed liberality, has given reduced fare to all parties desiring to attend the National Republican and Democratic conventions at Chicago. Those desiring to attend the Republican convention can procure their tickets from May 301h to June 3rd, good 2:00.

The teacher's weapons. 3:00. Heart power of tho teacher, ami- the teacher as pastor. 4:00. Conversation.

Topics: 1. The and in music. Parties wishing to take lessons in either branch of art may call on next Monday after noon at the Cen o. superintendent. z.

lhe t. teacher. Thursday Evening'. tral Hotel. Reference, Mrs.

N. F. Follett. HEADQUARTERS I For HARDWARE and IMPLEMENTS. NAILS and IRON 3Jc per and in my line ia proportion.

Walking Cultivators, Riding Cultivators, $22.00. .1 also handle Buckeye and Woods' Mowers and Binders and sell as low as any one. Bound to keep np with the timesi Call and see. JAS. J.

DAVIS, Neosho Falls, Kas. Song service and lecture'. for some days. Robert Daly and Frank Hall, both of Toronto town-ship, were in the city yesterday. Rev.

Warner, of Fulton, Bourbon county.was visiting his C.N. Warner, this week. Mrs. Underwood and Mrs. Noakes left yesterday on a two weeks' visit to relatives in Eureka.

Bro. Jones, of the Topic, was in the city on Tuesday, remaining over until Wednesday morning. Hon. II- D. Dickson was in the city yesterday for an hour.

It will not be long until Henry will be one of us. Uncle George Kecney, of the Central Hoiise, Burlington, is in the city making a visit with the family of his son Jim. Frank McGmnis left this week for Texas, where he goes to take a position on one of the leading Southern railroads. O. C.

McMahon, trustee of Toronto township, was in the city Tuesday completing his returns as assessor of his township. Mr. N. F. Follett is removing his household goods and gods to his handsome suburban residence in the south part of the city.

Messrs. Ogilvie, Kellogg, Byington, Willie, Varian, and we don't know how many other gentlemen, were up from Toronto Tuesday. D. A. Crist, one of Perry town ship's most clever and deserving citizens, came up last Monday and remained over in the city until Tuesday.

Joel P. Felker, one of the joliest and best men who ever lived in Woodson county, was in the city yesterday. He now lives near Fall River city. J. W.

Bramhall, who has been working for Mr. W. T. Bruer at Black Rock, for the past twelve weeks, returned to this city last Sunday evening. Prof.

J. S. Covert, of Leroy, was in town yesterday and was one of the callers at this office. He has made arrangements to open a stock of musical instruments and merchandise here. Messrs.

S. R. Kellogg and W. C. Willie, two of Toronto's most progressive and active business men, were in the city Tuesday and gave the Akgcs a passing call.

Mr. J. F. Patterson went last Saturday to Garnett, to attend the mar tW FRED. STEWART CO.

OWN Friday Morning. POPULATION. 8:39. Temperance prayer meeting. 9:00.

Business. Reports of committees AND RUN THEIR DELIVERY WT AGON ALL GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. GlLKATt LOPOE No. 144. A.

F. Tteg-wlitr ineetlnirson Friday evening on orlieforc the full moon of each month and two weeks thereafter. J. E. Pickett, W.

M. M. O. Smith, Sec'y. Wmisor No.

173, T. O. O. F. Rejro-lar DicctiiiKSonTuesdayevrnlnvof eneh week.

T. W. Wilson, N.U. J. W.

Pbiew, Scc'y. Oak Him. Iauxik No. 73, K. on- P.

Regular meetings on Monday evenlnir of caeh week. AM KM li. Fur, C. C. I.

M. Jbwitt, Sec'r. Yatkh Cr.iTst Ioogf. No. A.

O. V. W. Regular meetings on Thursday evenliiir of each week. JosKfH Webb, M.

W. W. W. CHANCE, Rec. Woowmis Port No.

IW, O. A. U. Regular meetings on the 2d and 4th Saturday evenings or eaeh mouth. 1).

M.llAY, Coiainuudcr. E. UtTLKOic, AdJ't. Athenmim I.iBRAlir. Open durlnir Imsl-ness hours nt the olTlee of the Librarian.

Hook loaned lit 10 cents per v)lume for two weeks. Tickets, one year if 1. 25; six months 75 vents; three months 40eents. M. C.

Smith, Librarian. Populati'nj Inc. 1 Dec. 613 127 10 Boils, blotches, pimples, and all skin L55 1,227 404 1.077 751 diseases, are quickest cured by cleansing the blood with ayer's Sarsaparilla. Neosho Falls tp.

Neosho Fulls city. Center. Yates Center Owl Creek Eminence Perry 118! 45B 70 15 1st SI 224 Ladies', Gentleman's and Children's Burial Robes at XV. F. Brewer's.

421! 540 535 G7S ma 11 Belmont Everett Toronto E-A NEW SUPPLY OF SHIRTINGS, SHEETINGS AND OTHER STAPLES JUST RECEIVED AT FRED. STEWART CO S. EST" OUR PARASOLS AND FANS Rev. James Wilson is preparin to build a residence. J.

M. Norris has built an addition to his house in the north part of the city. G. M. Bell has raised the rear art of his dwelling, near the old school house, to a hight uniform wi th the front, making it a very commodious residence.

Work began last Monday morning on the tower for the new wind mill, of which mention was made last week. The tower will be twenty feet in diameter at the base and sixteen feet at the top and will be forty-two high. The wheel will be fifty feet in diameter and will furnish from seventy -five to one hundred horse-power. The mill will contain two run of burrs for the manufacture of flour and one for corn meal. The mill will be supplied by machinery in every respect first-class, and expects to make a first-class grade of flour.

Mr. Julius Schmidt, a man who has done more for the building up of our town, according to his means and opportunities than any other man in it, and who has succeeded when ninty-nine men out of every hundred would have failed, is the financial man of the enterprise and his phenomenal success in the past is a guarantee. Associated with Mr. Schmidt is Mr. Joseph Forber, a man who has had a life-long experince in building and operating mills and is thoroughly well acquainted with the kind of mill it is expected to erect.

We expect to see the enterprise pushed right forward to completion and that it will be a success HAVE COME. SEE THEM. 148 7,7201 Totals. FRED. STEWART CO, Increase is for Center tp, including the city.

LOCAL MATTERS. PERSONAL PKOPERTY IN THE TOWNSHIPS Wool Sacks and Twine. Buy your Wool Sacks and Twine of 2 jueeuon or omcers. teiecuonol time? and place of next meeting. 10:00.

The Ottawa Sunday School As senibly. 10:30. How can our scholars be' kept from reading pernicious literature aud from sinful amusements? 11:30. Question drawer. Friday The care of converted scholars (a) by the church, (6) by the school (c) by the Home.

3:00. Conversation on Sunday School helps. to 5:00 Discussion of topics intro- duced by the business committee. Friday Evening. 7:30.

How may the Spiritual power of Sunday School music bo improved? 8:00. The true source of enthusiasm in? the Sunday School work. 8:30. Three minute talks on the bene fits of this Convention. 9:30.

Prayer and ajournmcnt. The music will be under the direction; of Prof. J. E. Piatt, for nineteen year Professor of Music in Kansas Ag'ricul tnral College, and Musical Conductor of the Nebraska Sunday School Assembly, who will be assisted by a chorus of sixty voices.

1 Hi J. W. Lewis Son. Gasoline Stoves. The "Quick Meal" takes the eye and Ell! BUY I NAILS, 32c per ponnd.

IRON, 3Sc per ponnd. Good Walking Cultivator, $17.00. Other goods in same proportion. Another car of Nails jnst received. A car of Glidden Wire sold in two Van Bennett Speaks.

Uy a nolo in the Prohibitionist it appears that M. V. IV-nnett will speak on tho subject of prohibition at Yates Center next Wednesday, Juno 4th. A more definate notice of plaje and hour will be made in duo time. a sells every time.

Call and see them at VanSlyke Shannon's. 46.50 15.07 415 1,828 68 to return until June th.md those going to the Democratic convention from July C-150 0 OIL AT FRED. STEW 48.53 Center. Cattle Mules Sheep Hogs Tates Center. Horses ART CO S.

7.2S1 5.18 4th to 8th, good to return until July 15th. days. 77,573 The opinion of the general public in 413 16S 00 51.P01 Five cars of Wire this season. The sixth car on the road. 19.25 $19,326 23,209 3,300 11,974 2,169 8.7201 3,849 950 40; 475 2,500 23,370 372 13 21 Keep the ball a rolling and patronize 109.S23 93 I regard to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is confirmed by clergyman, lawyers, public sp eakers, and actors.

All say that it is the best remedy that can be procured for all affections of the vocal organs, throat, and lungs. 79.10 1.00 5.10 53.50 18.90 3741 your home merchants. VAN SLYKE SHANNON. 4 The rate of fare is $23.12 for the round trip, from Yates Center to Chicago and return. The teachers of our citj schools gave their pupils a benefit on last Saturday of a holiday in the woods.

It was a cool, damp day, decidedly unfavorable for picnicing, but notwithstanding this unfortunate circumstance about fifty of their pupils and a small delegation of parents repaired to the grove near the An Answer Wanted. Can any one bring us a case of Kidney 1.41 250 eo-j; that will add materially to the business 68,854 CSGO TO FRED. STEWART 2,824 6.975 or Liver Complaint thatLieclne Bitter will not. snoolilv rnre? AV nv 1 hV of our city. OVERALLS rainier Trneblood keep the best FOR A IRST-CLASS MAPLE SYRUP.

riage of his sister, who was married on Sunday. John returned Monday eve- i ning. 5 can not, as thousands of cases already i i i i i RELIGIOUS. 157 4.6'J 54.00 65.00 21.00 8,00 5.75 49.42 Overall In Tates Center 12 dozen 1 325 3,295 8 664 I 73,310 commending Electric Bitters, wil prove, I.rio-lifs I)isons Dlatiptes. Weak just received.

Mrs. J. C. Powell has been very ill A FULL LINE OF LAWNS at Palmer Trneblood's. Rev.

James Wilson, ot this city, con 113 715 3,546 108 ducted the memorial services held at To or any urinary complaiDt quickly cured, i. i for a week or two past and is still quite low. Her trouble is nervous prostration Rubber! Did you ever stop to think that Rub Cattle Mules Sheep Hogs Xeoxho Fails tp. Mules Cattle Sheep. Hogs Senhlio Falls clly Horses Mules Cattle Sheep.

Liberty. Horses Cattle Mules Hogs Everett. Cattle Sheep Hogs Toronto. Cattle Mules Perry. Horses Cattle Mules See those Sugars at Fred.

Stewart ronto last Sunday. 61.43 35,334 67,640 6.635 17,71 6,791 Co's. Rev. J. C.

Hull will preach in Toronto ber Paint is the best paint on the mar and some derangement of the mental faculties. 155,883 bowels, and act directly on th diseased parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 50c. a bottle by Phillips Phill 1.C3 5.23 47.20 L290, 45s! next Sunday morning, and in Yates No.

1 Bed Spread for 85 cents at ket and only to be had at VanSlyke Center in the evening. Walker Bros'. ips. 1 Mr. M.

M. Rocke, who has for some Shannon's? 1H.U1 2.1S 21,476 40,700 2,535 V7 Children's Day, June 8th, will be ob Lounges, Don't bury your loved ones in CofDns 1.391 4,917 5.011 time past been working at carpenter work near Quincy, was in the city over Sunday. He returned to his 89,552 served at the M. E. church.

Further announcement next week. Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Wallpaper, at XV. F. Brewer's fur that do not suit you, before examining W. F.

Brewer's well selected stock. He Down with Monopolies. ft' 3,531 578 45S 2,241 42 4,944 55.61 Another social gathering will be held work last Tuesday. niture store. 25.470 43,754 3,415 9,542 4.8S2 1 will furnish hearse and take, charge of 19.52 1.40 1.03 Good natured Jim Keeney and family the corpse if desired.

Those who owe me for store goods 5.02 138,161 971 in the M. E. church on Wednesday evening of next week. Everybody invited to attend. and Miss Laura Buck, of Yates Center, A Lawyer's Opinion of Interest to alL are respectfully requested to come and settle.

Tiios. Lameorn, Sa. 52.6Z 13,410 J. A. Tawnev.Esq., a leading attorney 1,255 25,482 were in Burlington a day or so this week visiting the old gentleman and family of Mr.

Wm. Underwood and his wife 47 of Winona, "After using 20.30 i.eo 5.10 Toronto is organizing a building and loan association. District court begins next Monday. The docket comprises twenty-three cases. Tho npiro of the new Presbyterian church reaches an attitude of seventy feet from tho ground.

Tuesday evening's freight train carried five cars of cattle, four of sheep four of hogs to tho eastern market. Our city schools closed last Friday. "We are promised a full report of the school for tho j'car for our next issue. Keency Himrod shipped two loads of hogs to Kansas City Tuesday evening and will send out two moro this evening. Tho cool weather we have been having has somewhat retarded the growth of vegetation.

Corn is doing well, and farmers aro hopeful of tho crop. Married. May 22d, 1S81, by the Rev. J. S.

Reed, of Neosho Falls, at tho residence of tho bride's father, Mr. Hugh Heath and Miss Genevieve A. dandy. The criminal docket of tho June term of district court, which begins next Monday, runs largely to burglary, that being the charge in all three of tho felony cases on the docket. Iirainard Abbey, of Neosho Falls, was arrested on Tuesday charged with burglariously entering Dr.

Jones residence. He was bound over in tho sum of ono housand dollars for his apoearance at district court. The Missouri Pacific adopted a new time card last week and tho passenger train going north now passes Piqua about fifteen minutes earlier and going south about an hour and a half later than formerly. Thoso who wish to attend tho ceremonies of Decoration Day at Ft. Scott to-morrow, May ttOtb, may procure round trip tickets over the Wichita road for $2.40 for round trip tickets good to return until Saturday.

Joshua Whitcomb was played at the Opera House on Tuesday night, to a fair house, by tho popular eommediau 2,810 2,846 2,801 Sheep E-DONT FORGET THAT YOU the Central House. Independent. were received into full membership in the M. E. church last Sunday, and Mrs.

59,330 LT7S 541 4S1 CAN ALWAYS FIND "CORA" it for more than three years, I take great pleasure in stating that I regard Dr. King's New Diseoverv for Consumption, We learn that Miss Lillian Bell, after 40.87 19,663 Alcinday May, by transfer from Maple 12.55 FLOUR AT FRED. STEWART COS. Owl Creek. Cattle.

Eminence. 31.63ft 2,950 4,251 as the best remedy in the world for Coughs and Colds. It has never failed drove. The usual services will be held at tbe graduating at the Chicago Musical College will probably come to Iola, and give music lessons a while. She will certainly be abundantly prepared.

Register Jj'ItOM Tins DATE OX TllE Lumber' OompV OF HUMBOLDT, WlQ Sell Luster at Prices Uever EcaicE ef Eefore. It proposes to show all parties wantlnjr Lumber what it can 1 sold for and Uve. Itu object is to moke IluuiboWt the to cure the most severe cords I have 71,843 Real Estate Transfers. The following Transfers were filed 2,520 Gi 3,372 686 2S! 33 2,657 had, and invariably relieves the pain in 14,8251 bridge just north of town, where the afternoon was spent very pleasantly in swinging, games and other holiday sports. Hut for the unfavorable weather a much larger number would have been present and tho day would have been one of unalloyed enjoyment.

Messrs. Mills and Sievert are progressing finely with their brick making. They will burn about 150,000 in the first kiln, and they have already moulded and placed ready for burning about The dried brick are of a dark blue, but it is said the fire will change them into a bright red color. We visited the yard, a half mile east of town, a day or two ago, and noticed that the dried brick-was remarkably free from cracks from the effects of the sun in drying. It is contended that a clay that will dry without cracking will burn well.

The clay is found on land owned" by Mr. Yates, who with hi3 accustomed liber-atity, grants the use of it without compensation. The estimated cost of burning the kiln is about GOO. It is an important industry, and we hope those engaged in it will meet with complete success. There is no paper published cast, west, north or south that can take the place of your own home paper.

Others may be larger, may be more ably edited, may cost you less but it can never be a satisfactory substitute for the paper that is published in your own town and county. The reason is obvious; it tills an alltogether different sphere and can no more fill the place of the home paper than tho glitter and throng of the prom Christian church next Sunday morning and in the evening it is expected that Elder W. XV. Beardslee, of Burlington, the chest." 40.8ft 1.20 2.26 51.30 21.20 86.51 2.13 4-32 45.46 al.i-: for record from May 13 to May 23: Trial Bottles of this snre cure for all Mr. and Mrs.

Noakes, father and Abner Yates wit to W. A. Throat and Lunir Diseases may be had 5.6.W 3,221 72,550 7 tree at rnimns I'liiilips Lrug Bailey, wd, lots 10, 11, 12, blk fU Vtj5 Onrer ft 2T5 00 will be present and occupy the pulpit. Rev. Brady, of Burlington, was billed for a lecture at the stone church Tues mother of Mrs.

Underwood, arrived last Friday from King Citv, Mo. They are well pleased with our progressive Store. Large size, $1.00. 1 Cattte Mules Sheep Belmont. Horses Cattle Mules Sheep Hogs 44il 30,278 T.

W. Wilson wife to Abner LW7 For Sale. 4.3IXJ: 5j day night, but the audience being small 22.1 SI 67.531 6.74 town and it is probable they will locate 734 Yates, wd. lols 11, 12, blk 40, Yates Center 2000.00 Abner Yates wife to Geo. Rut 1.811 3,757 557 944553 here.

Mr. M. C. Broyles, of Ashvftle, N. an old time friend of Col.

D. M. Ray, 30.00 P.EAE ESTATE. ledge, wd, lot 10, blk 7, Yates Center Savannah Mitchell to Chas. D.

Smith, wd, ej of nwj, 19, 20, 14, Gnllowav to Jonathan was visiting the latter gentleman and 700.00 at the hour of commencing, the lecture was postponed and an excellent sermon preached instead. The members of the Baptist church of this city are succeeding finely in their work of raising funds for a church edifice and plans and specifications are being prepared this week. It is expected that the house will be built and ready for dedication in the early fall. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will give dinner and supper at the Ojiera House, on Wednesday next, the T. King, wd, nej, 26, 23, 15 1050.00 XV.

N. Irwin wife to W. J. Amtnareroenfs have been made with railroads for shipping to adjoining- jwnn. It will pay parties to call end get prices before purchasing, as none but FIRST-CLASS LUMBER IS HANDLED A.nd that at Prices tltat zcill Latj Everything in tlie Shade.

Remember the Company Mean Basi ness and Have Come to Stay. A house and one lot in th south part of the city. Price made known by calling at the Akgus office. T7ie Light Running 'Domestic. "It stands at the Try one before buving.

Miss M. M. Brant, Agent. Bitcklen's Amicfi Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world.

Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Kheuni, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all skin eruptions; "guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. 23 cent per box. For sale by Phillips Phillips. his family.in this city, over last Sunday, leaving for home via Texas Tuesday's train." Mr. Geo.

Cord, the popular and enterprising supreintendent of the Toronto mills, was in the city Tuesday, and made the Aegvs a very pleasant call. Under the direct ion of Sir. 'Cord these eoo.oo eSr Jt gl 2 3 a 3 til i -b Neosho Falls 6546l $7.49 $20 Neosho Falls city 102,515 Everett fiOtd 4.70 5.76 197.229 Litrty 12i25 4.25 5.01 388,233 Toronto tp i'Xl 215.976 Toronto city 28,990 Center 4905 4.00 5.36 Sfi.312 Yates Center 119,64 '4214 3.36 4.20 UK-) Eminence. 4420) 3.55 4.38 95.825 Perry 4'-7 4.S7 5.S5 Owl 5304! 3.461 4.08 123.Q-. 9 230 00 Ilaughawout, wd, nj- of nej, 5, 24, 17 John Earnshaw wife to John Mullennix, wd, sei of nwj, 20, 2G, 17 Albert S.

White wife to Chas. P. Walker, wd, uudi int. of 5 acres of land off the end of swi of nej, 14, 2G, 13.... Homer Lyman wife to Titus tra-hw wl lots 9 Si ldlr Address inquiries for Pi iocs and Estimate mills have built up a business second to to none in this section of the State.

50,00 J. H. O5B0KV, Humboldt, Kuv May IS, l- Mr. M. B.

Welborn has purchased the stock and fixtures in Mr. John Bishop's J. II. Mcintosh, supported by amateurs from Leroy. Tho leading role was well iscuous society party or ball can fill the yearnings of your heart for the love and peace and confidence of home.

As one of our exchanges very pertinently says: 23, Yates Center. 1 2500.00 K. H. SCOVKI CEO. S.

SCOVEL. Abner Yates wife to Inomas Laidlaw, wd, lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 12, blk 10, Yates Center 240.CC GRAND TOTALS. restaurant, and will fix it up in fine style and keep a first-class resturant and bakery He will build an oven and em SCOVEL BROTHERS, "That paper don't know yours, xour Number. Valuation. neighlior's or your county's wants.

You Abner xates wile to Jb.ii.iaii a. wd. lots 7. 8. blk 7.

ploy a compentent baker. He will have may take it until your 'locks are as white 205,052 34.435 profits of the enterprise being for the benefit of the church The meals will be served at the usual hours and we hope that not only those who may be in attendance upon court wijl be present but also that our own citizens will encourage the ladies by taking their families and eating the two meals with them. About the first of June I will open out in Yates Center, a stock of musical instruments and other ninsie goods. I will make a specialty of organs. Hold your orders until you see what I have.

Further announcement next week. J. SCC'VEUT. Yates Center 100.00 all tilings ready in about two weeks. hw Mi" fjfaWs 'teal FtfSfeii 4.221! 529 35.4551 6j6C2 32.4 as the driven snow' and you will never Weslev Carroll wife to Elijah felt 59,164 Mules and Sheep.

ji iii Personal proocrty Acres cultivated find it advocating yours or your neigh: 82.1 -V- played and tho support fairly good for amateurs. The new coal company will soon be ready to receive subscriptions for stock, and no difficulty is anticipated in raising enough funds to thoroughly test the question whether or not there is a coal vein near our town. The men at the head of the movement are full of deter-jnlnatiou and confident of success. The Anurs wi-hes their hopes may be fully reali.ed. W.

W. Saia and wife, of Neosho Falls, came over to their farm near this city, 2.100.162 1C0.00 bor's interest in the maimer your home paper does. Stand by your county pa is.ClarK. wo, iois iu, ui, Yates Center Abner Yates wife to Henry Peters, lot 9, blk 5, Yates Center last Sunday, and made a very pleasant per, use your influence to extend its DEALERS IN EiMOOD LUMBER. MD WAGIMOOD STOCL ALL WORK WARRANTED.

HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY, visit with their brother and his family, CO circulation, and yon will never have L. Dreland, wd. nwj, 26, 23, 14, 850.00 STRAW HATS! Palmer Trceblood keep a faU line of Straw Hats. cause to regret 3 our having aided and It had been some months since they had been in the city and they were much pleased with the growth it is making. VATK8 CKXTEK.

rCf, Fbop just fotith of the water tank, W. A Baieey, Register of Deeds. up ported it." I.