The Smelter from Pittsburg, Kansas • 1

I IkvMWPPtt I pp fl .1 fell ft Semi-Weekly. Wednesdays and Saturdays. vol. vin. PITTSBURG, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY.

FEBRUARY 1, 1888. NO. .74. PEOPLE THE IPltJiCflli PT3.T Til G3P oxacid! a iuua One hundred and forty-seven pieces Ladies Muslin Underwear. Unbleached Table Linen.

20 cents worth 25c, at a reduction of 20 I per cent. Unbleached table linen 47 l-2c, in other words $1.00 worth Table Napkins and Doylies very cheap for 80 cents. One hundred and seventy-five corsets at a reduction of 25 per $1.00 worth for 75c. LL Unbleached Muslin 6c yard, for this week only. Bustles, your choice for 25c, just half price.

A few pairs Lace Curtains, cheap, to close. Silk Velvets 75c worth $1. Velveteens proportionately low. lis SOo bi foe dollar. einassipesr our liUU LITTI LOCALS.

PERSONAL FOINXEKS. OLLA PODRIDA. BURNED. DROWNED TUG ECLIPSE, Paragraphic Pencilllogs Pertinent to Pittsburg People. It.

J. Jily, of Chetopa. Snndayed in this city. C. J.

Cole, of Paola. was in the cits- vester- Zephyrs of Gossip Caught ou the Wings of It amor. "Whene'er you see a heavy gloom O'er spread the merchant's face. And deep, dark silence of the tomb Reign all about his place; A CHANCE FOR READERS THE LIBRARY DRAWING. NEWS OP THREE DAYS.

REIGN OP THE DOGS. Commissioners' Proceedings. The county commlsioners met in special session Friday, January 27, 1SSS, for the purpose of allowing fees tor the anuary term of court. The following amounts were allowed jurors: GBASD JCKORS. T.

P. Was key ...) J. II. Leggett 20 n.Ii. Abel 00 K.

W. Winger 70 L. 1). Jernigan 40 IKS. Miller SO 10 Geo.

W. Pearson :) 40 Chas. H. Slawson 30 40 Perry It. Briggs 40 Frank Buhl.

2 00 Geo. W. Tullls 28 00 The New Depot G. A. L.

Club The True Cause Nothing Done They Know Better. Get Ready Accident Narrow Escape Clone Wrecked. ThcO. A. A.

Ball -Up to Snurf-In Durance Vile Dismissed. The Local Boom. The New S. K. Depot.

The depot just being completed by the S. J. Scott, of Toronto, was in town on a business errand yesterday. Wm. Thompson, of Opolis, was in the city Monday.

l-l. P. Bland, ot Monmouth, was among the arrivals in Pittsburg Monday. JL. Ferguson, of Nevada, Avas here on business Tuesday.

T. P. Waskey, of Frontenac, as usual Sua-dayed in Pittsburg, You'll ever find in such a case That lie is far irom wise, And has no charm to win the race; lie does not advertise." Council meeting to-night, business of importance tojje transacted. ust no secrets to a friend which if reported would make an enemy. Georgia critique on a homely bride.

"Her face would wean a calf." A had cigar is like the small boy at school Southern Kansas Railway Company in this The Eclipse. The total eclipse of the moon which occurred on Saturday afternoon and evening, lasting from 4 o'clock to was witnessed by a number of our citizens, but the greater num John Turkington HI WJ H. K. Gooding 2H I. II.

Jennis 40 John K. Foulko 2S 00 ber were unaware of the "planetary engagement," knowing nothing of it until the grand rETIT I7BOKS. denowement had taken place, and the queen I joan Nicolas tk) of night was serenly shining in all her majes-1 Chas. P. 1 ale 40 city will be an adornment to the town, and-ts altogether a comfortable and creditable structure.

The architecture is of the most suitable kind for the purposes intended, and passengers are protected in a perfect manner in all kinds of weather The exterior of the structure is quite imposing, while the interior arrangements are perfect and complete the minutest detail. The furnishings are in keeping with the balance of the affair, and of the latest styles making the depot in its entirely one of the best buildings of the kind in this section of the state. 1 JohnG. King try upon the face of the heavens. The day to Drowned.

On Friday last near Nashville, occurred a very sorrowful.accidcnt the unfortunate victim being Mrs. Hotrman, wife of Mr. Jair es Hoffman," a well-to-do farmer living about two miles from the said city. The particulars of the sad affair are as follows: On the day mentioned Mr. and Mrs.

HoflYnan were hauling hay, and as they were erossing a tin am called North Fork, the load bf ing top-heavy, tipped over throwing them off and into the stream, the hay falling upon her and holding her down in the water. Mrs. Hoffman called out for help saying; "hurry up and feci thchayofi' of me or I will Reiou this could be done, and despite the herculean efforts of her husband and a neighbor, the unfortunate woman's spirit had taken itf--flight and her earthly troubles were at an end. Mrs. Hoffman weighed about one hundred and ninety pounds, and was in good H.

W.Sterling, of Chetopa, was among the visitors in our city on Sunday. A. Slioup who has been visiting in Girard for a week past, returned home Monday. Will Orendorf, of Litchfield, was in the city for a short time Monday. had been perfectly clear up -to between 3 and 4 o'clock, at which time light but leaden hued clouds began to obscure the brightness J.

W. Shawgo, of Cherokee, was in the city Friday last. O. F. Smilie Geo.

Lxness F. H. Mathias Jesse C. Brown K. L.

Maxwell 1). B. Gregory J. D. Barker J.

1. Ozbun C. 1). Patterson Thos. A.

Aoernathy Geo. P. Marriott W.J.Ralph Thos. Mercer. Harvey Wright J.

H. Anderson 40 on to II 10 'Si IX oo 09 oo 21 49 t0 2S 40 2S 40 2. 70 2S 40 always trying to get out. Many young flowers bloom inthe neighborhood of old guardians. gA.

V. 8hafer, of this city, was among those granted a pension on Thursday last. Sickness is abating somewhat. Colds are the predominating trouble now. A meeting of the Liberal Council, No, SO, National Union, was held Monday evening.

The necessity ot a new and first-class hotel in this city is becoming more apparent daily. The weather on Monday was somewhat School Library Drawing. The school library drawing will take place Friday evening at the city hall. Arrangement have been perfected lor making the affair a complete success, and for the drawing to be conducted in a raan ier satisfactory to all hands. I'rot.

lilack has disposed of all the tickets, two hundred In number and the lot, sewing machine and Water-bury watch, donated by Mr. riayter, D. J. Stower and Cico Killaru respectively, will become the property of some tortnnate ticket holders. lVe are pleased to record the success of this movement, as the object for which it was promulgated is indeed a worthy one.

The 5'unds thus obtained will be devoted to the purchase of books for the: school library, and great benefit will undoubtedly Issue from the scheme. Burned. While at work on in a coal bank north of the city, a laborer by the name of I hi AT, was seriously burned about the shoulders and neck and on the face. Duff had charged a iiole, and after putting a match to it threw the lucifer behind him. It dropped into the can of powder be had just been using, end as he stopped to pick the can up the powder ignited and flashed up into his face, burning him as stated.

Dr. Johnson was sent for immediately, and has the case under his professional treatment. of the sun's beams, and it was feared by those waiting for the eclipse, that the night would be too cloudy or perhaps stormy, for the same to be observed. However when night fall came, the clouds had disappeared to such an extent as to not interfere with the sight, which was beautiful to behold, and more than one who witnessed the same thought of that passage of Holy Writ, "The Heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmanent showeth His handiwork." o. C.

Weaver oo J. A. Redman oo The Boom. TheMcCune Times says in its last issue: "According to the Pittsburg papers, there will be quite a number of dwelling houses built there in the early spring, In order to supply the demand made by the opening up of the Santa Fe mines near that city' In this the Times is correct, and if our merchants come to the front as they should do. Pittsburg wil 1 In a few days be the town' of this section of the country.

health. She was the mother-in-law or Mr D. E. Pence, assb'ant instructor in the schools of this city. Her dcath has proven a terrible blow to her huoband and her ronny friends in this section of the country.

"mixed." F.eing murky and damp, it was dis li. Chetopa, was a visitor in the city on the 27th inst. Frank Andrews, of Kansas City, was in the city Saturday. J. M.

Pallen, of Oronogo, was in the city Mondaj on a business errand. Mrs C. W. Dawson, of Girard, has been in the city visiting her son this week. Joseph Cox, of Girard, was in the city Sunday.

J. Jackson, of Kansas City, was in the city on Sunday night and Monday. Samuel Turner, of Waco, was in the city on Sunday. Thomas Richey, son of Mr. Geo.

II. Richey, and who has been attending school at La agree able. The stone walls of the Gull road new round house at Weir, were finished on Thurs day last. Geo. E.Howard 2S 00 8.

W. Whybark P. It. Sprecker o0 01 It. Hershberger 00 Thos.

Roland 5 2 00 W. S. Pulford II 00 LB. Garrison 6 00 Frank Hilliker lo oo R. B.

Linthicum James Pyle 2 0 Reese Davison; 2 00 W. II. Post 2 00 John Glover 10 00 Harvey Alexander 4 0 C.C.Miller 4 00 A. B. Webb 4 00 A.R.

Hilliker 4 00 W. K. Osborne 4 00 There will be a meeting of the ladies of the 'Helping Hand Society" at the residence of Tbeir Nam la Legion. The number of dogs in this city is tome-thing wonderful, aud wc sincerely doubt whether there is a local mathematician able to compute the same, of late this formidable array of canlue flesh seems to have taken possession ot the town. as they are to be found in large bodies at every turn.

They are at corners, around which they come with on impetus worthy of a cyclone; they are met crossing the street at which time the pedestrian stands a splendid chance, of being Mrs. James Patnior, this afternoon. Real Estate Outlook. Real estate men who are thoroughly posted on the subject, state that there is considerable inquiry made for city property, a large amount of correspondence being transacted regarding the same, aud based upon this; predict a lively season during the coming spring and summer. There is no doubt but such will prove the case, Every staunch Republican in this city should attend the called meeting at the city hall on Monday evening.

W. A. Gay loi 4 00 II. B. Clark This is a sort of topsy-turvy world.

No ons Library and Reading Room. A circulating library is one of the institutions that our city will have in the near future, and it will undoubtedly prove a benefit to our people, young and old, rich and poor, learned or ignorant. Mr.Lanyon's arrangements are about completed, and his membership list is increasing rapidly. The books to be sent by the Chicago Library Company will comprise histories, biographies, essays, drama, poetry, travels, belles lettres, novels, etc. In the way of light literature the leading romancers of the past and present will find representation, and this affords the community a chance to become acquainted with the literati and the offsprings of their minds, that they have heretofore been without.

American, British and Continental authors can be indulged and studied to the hearts content, and with this valuable accessory towards our future advancement, there is but one thing lacking to make the question of culture complete, and that is a reading room provided with the ereme de la ercme of monthly and weekly periodicals. Such a room run 4 00 1 OO seems to be satisfied. One man is struggling knocked down; they are met going in an 1 to get justice and another is flying from it. Get Heady. The cold weather is breaking up and although the roads have been, and are in pretty bad condition In some places, yet the Bun will dry them up ere many days pass by, and when tliis transposition occurs there will be a start in all business interests, together with innumerable persons looking for farm and city property.

So keep on qui rit and be ready for action. Tlio out look is favorable, even at this early day, and is growing con outotdoois, and arc lobe found at Grange, Ills arrived home on Saturday. M. C. GafTey.

civil engineer, spent Sunday with Lis family at Parsonb, returning to this city on Monday morning. W. McMillan, chairman of the Republican County Central committee, accompanied by his brother was in the city on Sunday. K. 15 Loneland, vice president of the Kansas Texas Coal Company, Was in the city Monday on business.

Charles Marsh, of Toronto, was among Tuesday's arrivals in this city, he being here on a business trip Thos. Dillon Joseph Cramer Chas. R. 1'casc Sumner D. Smith.

H. A. Gus. Herbert J. H.

Hamilton 4 00 12 00 8 00 8 00 00 no day and night. Every known species of ic Next Monday evening there will be a meet Bought it Elsewhere. There were two intoxicated men in town Thursday, and it seemed to be as attractive to some people as a circus. Why they were not arrested is what appears strange to us. A drunken man is something so seldom seen canine race is to be seen, together 1th sev ing held at the city hall by the Republicans eral of a make up and build never to befouu 1 elsewhere.

Wc used to be considered nn au of this for the purpose of forming a Re P. P. I (axon C. C. Jrooks 8 00 (i (M li 00 publican club.

Attend it. J. H. Leggett stantly better, while the future has a roseate thority on dogs," and at tiaies have been quoted as such, but we are now forced to a ourselves at fault, and relinquish tl-c in Girarl now-a-days that these individuals made a funny exhibition. They seemed to have brought the liquor to town with them.

We learn that James Dun, chief engineer hue indeed. of the Frisco, while in St. Louis the ether day proud position mentioned to others mosv Fress. fell on the ice and dislocated his ankle, and fractured the tibia bone of his right leg. Accident.

15. F. Mitchell a farmer living about two learned on the subject stated. However Why Is This? We cannot see why it is that with everything Happy thought. Don't throw your calen suggest a "cleaning out'" by sonic means of a few hundred, at least, trios-of a mongrel nature, so that the tlmrom in connection with the library would prove a valuable affair, and we hope to be able to record such a thing as materializing in a short miles north of the city, met with quite a painful accident on Monday morning last.

He was engaged in shelling corn and the index finger of the right hand was caught in dars for 18S7 in the ash pan. Send them to at stake as regards the growth and prosperity of the city, there should be no attention paid L.M. illiams 00 Ira Boyle 00 Geo. Gledhill, reporting during January term of District court 00 The annual teports of trustees, of Walnut, Lincoln and, Washington townships were approved. Lyman Brown made his appearance before the board making affidavit to the effect that lie had been erroneously assessed on five head of horses, he having but three, and his tax was ordered to be reduced from 220 to 500.

Official bond of Percy Daniels as county surveyor, was approved. E. E. Sawyer made affidavit that he had the man who dosn't advertise. Being behind the times he naturally will find them fares can be traversed in something lik-safe manner.

With dogs of all sizes running Bert Dedrick is back from Kmporla. He will pass nine or ten weeks visiting his parents and friends here. Lee Van 'crinkle returcd from his St. Louis trip Sunday. Lee has faded away in no degree since he took his departure for the "Future but we judge from what we have heard, that part of the aforesaid town is missing.

County Attorney, Van Gundy left for the "Hoosier state" on Sunday. He went ''single handed and alone," but look out for an addition to the Van Gundy combination when heieturns. We hope Lis eastern visit will prove a happy one, and his future life in the time. by citizens to the meetings repeatedly called the shcller, the lirst joint ot the same being for. With a few exceptions, they fail to ap timely.

cnt off. He came town and Dr. Geo. The True Cause. The SMEtTER was somewhat "led astray" against you from all sides, crawling over and upon you, rushing between your log and howling, barking and snapping like pear on the night set, or at the time mentioned.

It surpasseth our understanding. The laborer with ten children keeps out of W. Williams attended to the wound, dressing it etc. The case is progressing in a favorable debt on ten dollars a week, while many an by those whom it naturally took to be author wolves, the situation Is everything but pleas manner at present. unmarried bank official with a hundred dol Civil Cases.

ities in such matters, in its explanation regarding the gas trouble on Thursday night. ant to say tie least. Dog-gone the dos, anj'- lars a week can't get along without helping Actions of civil nature are to be found upon way. Wipe them out. say wc.

Jiarrow Escape. himself to the bank's funds. We stated the cause of the gas goiagout, as Sunflower state'' likewise, and Falstattian shadow never grow less. the dockets in the offices of the several justices of the peace, and now and then the quiet The Union of Fort Hcott says: While the being due to the use of wet coal In the man been convicted of petit larceny, and upon the Farmers say there is more moisture in the ufacture thereof. This explanation, we are The O.

A. A. Ball. Another social success can be added to the Missouri racitic train stopped at the depot Saturday, the engineer in oiling up, discover same had been sentenced to jail for a period of JJO days, and to pay the cost of suit. He af nature of these is intermingled with a cause of a criminal character.

The justices have been kept in their seats pretty steady of late. ground now than ever known before at this season of the year, in the history of western long list of such events, given by the above ed that the front trucks had become detached firmed that he had been con fled thirty days, irom me engine, mis was a narrow escape Kansas, which is the best indication of an and that he was unable to pay the but free to say, was about as thin as the article in question itself in fact, not tangible. However our authorities were at fault, and we ere likewise. The real trouble was due to the dry boxes getting full of water, and thus the gas was kept from flowing as it should named club. The dance on Friday evening last, at Geiselhart's hall was an enjoyable affair, and it cannot be galn-sayed that the Dismissed.

The cae of Harry Nest field vs. W. T. Weeks, before Justice T. J.

Lisenbee yesterday, was dismissed without prejudice to further action, being at cqst of plaintiff. This was a case brought for wages claimed amounting to SI12. Sentinel. immense crop of everything next year. HORN.

from an accident, as an ordinary jolt might have precipitated the front part of the engine qucttc Monitor. BAILEY. In Warrentown on Saturday, to the ground. January, 21st, lv. to Mr.

and Mrs. L. Bailey that D. S. Miller would pay five dollars of the amount stated.

I'pon this he was released. County warrants to the amount of S11.2!iX, and poor warrants amounting to paid by the treasurer, were examined and A. A. is compotied of young men and women who thoroughly understand the Management of social events, generally speaking. The man was would take a newsnaper for a a son.

Dr. tiuns omciatea. through the pipes, and causing the light to Gone. length of time, and then send it back refused flutter and die out as it did on the night re At Litchfield, Wednesday, Jan Dr. Smith the electric belt man loft-the city The hall was well tilled at quite an and unpaid for, would swallow a blind dog's ferred to.

canceled, together ith tax sale certificates Thursday. While hero he gave a series of en uary, 25th. 1Sn, to Mr. and Mrs. James Briscoe, a daughter.

Mother and child doing well. Dr. L. E. Iliilis in attendance.

dinner and then stone the dog for being blind. hour, and the "dancers, dancing in tui.e," kept up the revelry until late into the night. I Ex. Nothing Done. amounting to The boa.d then adjourned terlainments at Geiselhart's hall, which afforded some pleasure to the crowds, but there Lost his Bacon.

ust before day light Wednesday morning policeman Bruner, while patroling his beat ne ar the corner of Wall and Broadway, heard a noie which he traced to Ed. Fowler's store, The musicisiusual was of an excellentcharac- 3IAKRIED-. was a lack of success as to the sales, from Owing to the extreme vigiliance of the au WORLEY-McCLELLAN-In this city Monday thorities, the tnmnnhs In pare and other wnat wc understand. lie met with success NOTICE OF VACATION. ter, aud the nuinWrs of the program conducive to pleasure, variety and fun.

It was all in all, one of delightful i the present season. here on his first visit, and we guess must have streets characters in Fort Pcott have been Jannary, -Tth, InSS. Mr. D. Worley of Girard to Miss Dora Model lan of Weir City.

Squire Sparks ofSciated. v. nercne ronna a mail who gave the name of Downs, pitching bacon out of a hole he had To ALL WHOM IT MA Oixci i The meeting at the city hall on Friday evening last did not materialize to any great extent. The committees were not present to report any progress, and the meeting was brought to a close to await a more favorable gathering. It is marvelous to us that the leading men of thi3 city cannot gel together, when so much is at stake.

covered the ground. pretty thoroughly cleaned out. The absolute hereby civen by the undersigned, the owner ilt in the window. He arrested the thief of all that ortionof Icighton" addition to certainty of their being "run in" deters such Wrecked. and landed him in the calabooso.

Ft. Scott offenders from plying their vocation on the the City or Pittsimrr which lies north ot the north line of John Street in said Addition. About 19 o'clock Monday morning a frieght In Durance Vile. Fur a little crookedness Nez. DIED.

Union. thoroughfares of that city. and she will at the next regular session of the train on the Frisco road, collided -with a VAUGHN. At her home in Cherokee. Kan Board of County Commissioners of Crawford ne day ho was switch engine of the same road, the accident wa'tzed to the tune of $10 and eo-ts last wek.

Being unable to liquida Messrs. Fred Shafer, Ches. Blair and Ross 'onnty, Kansas, present to said Com ml sas, January 21' 1SSS, of heart disease, Mrs. Abbie L- Vaughn, aged 52years audio days. fr-ionersH petition pray ins; the vacation of nil Prentice and Misses.

May Van Syckle, Abbie Catholic Church Notice. I wish to hereby notify the rublic in gen occurred near the (iulf switch. The collision badly wrecked that part of Joplin Avenue and of Fourth Av Prentice, Dora, Cora and Julia Johnson, orig POMKROY. Near this city on Saturday. enue gnu oi fsniener Avenue ana or Michigan erai.

ana themenioers oi saia church in spec and cabs being knocked off, and the engines Jannarv, 2Sth, lSss, Dew ight Tomeroy of inated a little private excursion Tuesday Avenue, Jn said Addition, which lay north of ial, that the annual forty hours devotion will given a tree berth in the Girard jail. cope having escorted him to hi new quarters nn lait Saturday. How long hr; is to remain in durance vile- is kit with the commissioners to see. ilrCttnr TiiU't. capillary brench.tss, aged years.

They Know Better. One third of the fools in the country think they can beat the lawyers in expounding the law; one-half think they can beat the doctors healing the sick; two thirds of them think they can beat the minister in preaching the gospel, and all of them know they can beat the editor running the newspaper. being, otherwise injured. No one was in; evening and went to Pittsburg and back. the north line of sibl John street, and ail the alievs in said Addition which are north of the i begin next Sunday, January 2th, in the Catholic church of this city, and close on jured as far as could be ascertained.

A large Jlerard Herald. north line of John Street, and the vacation of all streets, or parts of streets, alleys and ave number of persons visited the wreck during Keep up the Motion. Let everybody pull together for the con E. R. Franks fell on the ice near Crowe's nues or parts of allej-H ana avenues, and the day.

Tuesday, January 31th lS-SS. On said Sunday the first mas-s will be at o'clock, nd the second, a hieh-uiass at J9 o'clock at which the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for adoration, and remain until evening. In other public reservations within the proper tinued advancement and rapid progress of butcher shop last Saturday, spraining his ankle bidly. but has been able to get around ty aewriwea as ionows, to-wn commencing Beautiful weather really of the "broad at a iKunt five feet east and six hundred and the evening at Vespers and ser our city. Prosperity is riding in on the waves ninety (Kn feet North the South West Cor with a cane.

McCune Timet. mon. The same order on Monday andTus- Italian style. There is nothing like it else of lsSS. Progressive, pnhlicspirited aud broad ner South Last Quarter of the Non! op.v.

Kev. atiier IJononr-inf Trom S-ammon where. minded men amerg us, will -riiow up this cm jnarter of sreti'n Twenty Town That's What. Every lirae a newspapr-r. Republican or Democrat in Kansas or any where else, urges the people of its locality to buy and sell at home and thus help to build up- their own ville.

Rev. P. O'Connor from Chetopa and Mr. A.II.Mudson an old school friend of to SnuiT." A prominent real estate owner of Hutchinson, recently gave thousan-1 dollars for an important enterprise lie wil! make double the amount on the increase m' his lands. Ifh had patterned after d' communities, he would have waited for one f-Nc to increase the pri of Lis prof ir'v until all the golden had lf- wasted.

vear to advantage and reppa'rich reward. The pressure upon the Peas through the T. B. Mosher, was in town Wednesday and Rev. W.

Krzymonos from St. Joseph. Mo will be ir attenance during this iridium. "V2t F.TI1E! J. ZVACKK.

RccUtr weight of the County printing matter, is us a pleasant call. He is a S. and re Do not let a party enter into your hearts and minds, but work work work all the time. squeezing its very life out. Its dying hard ports the camp at Pittsburg in fine condition.

sure enough. -Cfterelre Sen'infl. town and community it proposes the plainest and most pronounced and perfect argument in favor of a protective tariffthat ever occurred. TictV Eagle. ship 1 hirty Range Iwrnty live East, in Crawford County, Kansas; thence running North six hundred and thirty I'ilOi feet; thetice thirteen hundred and fitteen il.Sl feet; thence South six hundred and thirty feet; th.n-f West thirteen hundred and fifteen iViVi) feet to beginning.

Being all tiiat portion of the plat of lA-ighton Addition to the City of Pittsburg, Crawford, County, Kansas, which lis north of the north lineot John Stre-et. And that she will axk the vacation of said streets, alloys and avenues, or parts thereof, on the ground and for the reason ihat said jHirtion of her said Ad- F. E. Spellman has resigned his position as The G. A.

Club. The above social circle met at I residence A dog was killed this morning in front of Mori is House's butcher thop by John El operator at the Frisco station, and will in a few days seek "green fields and pastures of.the Misses. Cunningham, on the corner ot Christian Chureh. crvit-es are held every lord's day, Sunday school p.t 10 a. m.

and social mVetimr or piea'-himr at 11 a. first and third Sunday in the month, EHer M.S. Jenkin preaches at il a. nizht proceeding. Prayer meeting every Thursday nizht.

The Ladies Aid Society meets ta-h Friday at 2. p. J. All are invited. liott.

It was having a fit, and for fear that it Fourth and Locust streets, Monday evening new." was mad it was thought best to kill it. Several Qlirs. S. T. Stone died on Tuesday last, and the funeral obsequies took place at Osage Misiou on Friday.

dogs have been shot in town ia the past two and as usual, a pleasant time ensued. All the members were present and the festivities of the occasion were enjoyed by every one of weeks that had symptoms of hydrophobia. ilition to the City or Pittsburg was platted and .11 1 I 1 1 I. 1 Iherainon Sunday came down in pretty steady fashion for a while, aud altohcugh the "footing'' was bad before the watering Mr. B.

F. Bradley an ex-soldier of the war Cyclone. the guests. It was a late hour ere the young nflthe union. died In this city on Friday I ally, and that she i the sole owner of all and It is Coin! hi, Von can look out for a grand loom this spring, especially in farmlands.

It coming and "when the flowers bloom in the fpririjr tra, la Ia," ihe boom will bh-swm a'-o. Ac -cul uralistsiti Ihe north and east b.ivt tired of the cold and pent up fairs, and th f.ime of the '-Sun Flower is going to bring them into her border. Many of them will come to Southeastern Kansas.and Crawford will get h.f share. Get ready fur the boom ol 1. damsels took their departure bearing with cement begun to descend, it was made worse morning last.

The funeral occurred at I 1 try or I ne 1s nd bIoks in said por- Dr. roiude-xter was called in a hurry last Methodist Episcopal Church. Servi.es every Sabbath morning at II o'clock and evening at Prayer meeting Thursday evei.fciir at Class meeting 'nmorniri at 10. The public are cor- i tion of said addition, and is the sole and onlv afterwards. remembrances cf the happy time just passed.

o'clock p. m. Saturday. Friday evening to see Tom Mitchell, who was suffering with a strangulated hernia. Fail Gtovo ILtrt is iiKptwving snd ctiaily invited to ail the servieos.

person interested. nd thatnoprivateor vest- ii rights will lie injured or endangered there-j by. and Unit the public will sutler li'i loss or liiccnvcnience thereby. I Cl.ARHK LLK.IiToN. John Dorsey mnde complaint before Justin mg to reduce the tumor by taxis, chloroform jomn II.

I'liiCE, Pastor. lie sat up and was easy James A. SmUh Thursday, charging C. C. was administered and the operation of he rni- long enough to p'ay the "Arcansaw Travel otomv was performed by the doctor, assisted Brown, of aningion ip, u- ler" for Dr.

Wiiliams the cthtr day. United Brethren hnrch. In an altercation which arose over a dog fight Wednesday, John Dundr'dge struck Jos. Icwis ia the head with a rock, inflicting a severe sca wound. The assault is said to have been unprovoked.

Iwis came to town and had the wound' dressed by Dr. Ifcjan. Timer. by R. S.

Mahan. This operatic is one of the suiting h.m. Ha claims that Brown drew a "inch, lwlur the I'nited Rev. 1 1. P.

Kent estate matters are keeping up in tood I There was a meeting of the National 1'niou on Saturday last the office of A. A. tire! Brethr, I preach on the secernd most dangerous in surgery but the patient is knile cn him and tried to stab hint. Brown srettins alons as well as cou'd be expected, I was intoxicated at the time, and the two had Mrs. Ev a Warner, of Cherokee, who i II the ice last week and broke her hip well.

shape and numbers of transactions occurring and lur.i thSumtay sjf month at 7 o'clock p. at the schu-d house ia K.st Pittsburg. ith rrospects of a good recovery. Cyclone, i a quarrel. Pres.

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