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THE HANNIBAL ST. JOE. or had other peculiarities, it docs Important Utiles of Conduct, Never fail, if a gentleman, of ADVERTISING BATES. LA MO NTS BAKERY AND DINING ROOxM. Cor.

of Marsh Avenue and Sixth St KINSLEY, KANSAS; FRKS1I BREAD, CAKKS PIES Of all kinds. Meals furnished and Lunohca put 1 w. 1 m. 3m. Cm.

1 y. TZh Too Too Too 2 inches 2.00 5.00 8.00 10.00 13.00 3 3 00 6.00 10.00 13.00 1S.O0 i co'ura 5.0t 10.00 18.00 23.00 28.00 I COOj 13.00 23.00 28.00 50.00 I 8 00! 18 00 28.00 40.00 68.00 1 WOO 23.00l40.00 50.00 80.00 up at all hours, Oytcrs and fruit in season. Givo us a call satisfaction guaranteed. BOOKSKM I LLBOrj A 'ai, tint itid eomplrt to PJL'AB Wdlori, miiMinuic, wiUl liiiny ollirf 1' noomliiiixHl.lH'lf) lion rWiK.Ki,Un. "llivs of iriiinu v.

'rawnpranimi. Ill'l "1 liuwnpslililn, blrnlil In mHMMTi AtJ Villttfn a. I. W'idrjrroom, Advirolo llu.tiauU, Advirrl.i Wivn, l'roati-tiiutiiin, ift iur, LVliLwy tint Alotrimnrijr romtinml. t.o.jiij;al lliitin.fonr-pliim.Coiiilraiiieni.

inula suit irnr of lic-ern Jurtion, hmr't. Lin cunniJrrml, Law at Miirriv and 1 livnrca, l.t'iral riKliU of intttlril womrn, Iniliidn, Dibcop'-h wul ir to Women, their rsuica oiul rr.tuiw nt. A iKKik for private mid ot 3UO i ilh full 1'latn hy nuit.finioj, f.O rmu. VTHE PKIV ATE MEDICAL ADVISER" Ons uleot, ivlttu i Viuioov clla, aoliooii Upernmtorrhiea. xual DetilLltr, and Imrotaiicy, front tM.II'-Aliuo nl liicrwM, Mating t-omltittl Vjnitiioni, Nrrvnugnrt-i, Avcmnn tn tinel.tr Coiv.

foniunof Ideal, I'hviirnl llrraT.lliuuirHof iMrWlKnt Mr4iwry, 1ju of ScjiukI I'uwnr, inakirf uiarrinae In pi.jH'r or iinhuppr, iin(7 trrntniiiit, and gretii manr vaJuaiil rwijiti lur ilfl cura of all pnvai diuMi EUA ra(tr, 0 60 emu. ifadlfil AdTici toefuro on VuVcl VTessnliMl IBs. FQn QUE DOLl.An 'nrl all Ihrroofllia Mitfaaft.irr. aruyuf nrrf atiova drsrriheil bofika. nit nf wuiiu 111 vim vuiuiiif iar mq ovrr leu illimralmni, ml onil)rrin(( tvrrv tioiia an Ilia ionara lla avalom that la wnrlli knowing.

'ITit comlilnpd iilunir If Kluveljr Ui moat popular Mnhral II, ink puhliihtd. Th author la an eiprricnrrd ph.Tirtan ot manr pcra nrartie. (aj it wrll knuwnlfantl tliaadvii-o Kivrn.at.d rulafiirtn-at-niunl laid down, willtia t'ouuil ofKriat valiin lollma ludrr-lug frum itnpurllirf ot tha arttroi. aarly arrnra, luat VMior. or aiir ol Uio nuim roua trnnhlia rurulnf unci, Ilia lirad of "ri vaUt" or Chronic" alauipa lakaa In pavno-iit f.irany ot'theia hooka.

niJTTli' niSJHErSSARY Mtaima-liM uar ftaimTavr.u.Js..taS1'' naa a-iior( a inUiiiial r-iuutiun lor akin lotim irraimrni or rhroino diva' and ronithcat'd eaara. hpkllia, Uoaac rkua, IJI-al, hlrlrlaiv, OrrMIJ all I rlnary roubla, Mark. trr-aard. wilh aiinwa, willioiil uainir Mi reury. PATIIFNT.S TrtEATEO anfl arpraaa.

ilia Hrnanal tiHerllona or Ilia throat, akin or Douea. uital conaiiilntitiii iin lrif .1, which ta HIKK and inviUJ. I T1IMH tyii.nd hua lhair run. ana aJilraaa. aaj lur.b I tin.

HUT I lu.t. all nmma tnActina from Rul'-I Fai Id aa.nraa Ihr.n tlint hr will laarn auinaUuni ta I adtranUaa. 1 la not a ti-um. All ulricllv renflitmtlal. and fllnuld talilrotaod ai lilt.

UU Ci'S, 111 SotUx sXU bU Imum. Mo, Jl lrof. Ilarrlt, al'er many yoara of ttuily, alrtod hy cham. leal rnaianh and mpurlruunl, tnthr with aiparir.i-a aaiiml In tit trralmunt of a larRa iiuinlN-r of rani'a unrtar Ilia rurrOiaa nt laat anrerr-dfd hi cumnouiiUlna an INF if MKT K.it ir iha acoiuKa ao cumuioa amouf WOMEN AMU LEUCORRHEA, WW TUnr Allina 'j'h la tliaraaa. ao uiianK Irinalua, la but hula by pliyairiana.

Ita Bruin in tlia ayalam la ara rapidly bmiining a "lira of inraliila." liwapalila of nrnilui inir hriiJlh cilfanrli r. or rnlovilit I fa'a Diraauri-a. nmiliannir, uiai our iinirriran winraii J'rof. llurrla' Varinol l'aalilla, a nrw ihipartura In innlklna. A thonniKlilyoominon aonaa tritatinrnt.

Appltad diraellf lotliaaratof thailiacaan, and III apw iflo liitiuanca amriad at onca. vrodiirini! an liniiii illata anolhliiir and mtoraura coVet. Tlie appliration of llio rnnivily la attanilrd with uo Sain or uuplruaantuuaa, and dora not iptcrfnra with tha or-juarr punuili anil plraaurra oflifti. Cirrnlara ara arnt ta fTlrctly plain anvolopra, arennily analnl from ohanrratlnn, and wmiwW put up In m-nt plain boanof Uirraanna, wlU tiili dlructuina Inaide. Mo.

1, (rnmiKll to laat a month,) 5 No. 8 (rnotich to laat two montlia), No. 3. laatinc tliraa niotitlu, and aiopla fur cure, In chroma racj)810. itliaai Ikit mo n-nd a Ketnala Hyriiiga and aome Tunic Pllla, aa uu tlliarlva to tlia IteunMlr of ltrmnlr.

and Uliialratrd Kcjid alamo lor a full dMerlntlnn luUnU'd by ulataa i Ililililllnl Kivinr lull ih ulataa ahowuia ita applTaliun. 'Hi la paiuphlat dred tainea Ita roat to any lady in ddliota health. oaiiinli at a una la Wf haaiiiVal 1.141111 tfll 1 ft rtrt U'Al tiVAll Oil Ul it 1.MM6. i Prof, iiaurli' V(inil l'titillr ciui trtobtaljunl only from HAHHIS REttEDY CO. MF'C.

CHEMISTS. Market and 8th 6ta. STa LOUI8, MO. PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE rOK BPEEMATOEEECEA.

Til V. "CEfllirJAL PASTILLE and Naw llnpartuta la alaJ. iral kfllaboa, aa antiralf Maar aod oalliaalf affact Iva Baaaa4r fnr tha apaa4f ana Mriaanant Car. aa Baaataal Jtmlaalona ImpiUlanoy ir alr trua way. rlai I'lraat A Valo.hla Dlaoovitrr bun ta itaaa Appllnaillon la tha ana- alpal laat ef Ui aclloir lif AMorutlon, aa aaart- In.

ita apaeiaa mrnatira an ma aauiuai al tka Bauntiia la attamlad arilh aa paia or inronrrair ara, ana I a to latory IJiiota, 1'roatai uiann, urauira. Anaa aal iataifara Willi Ilia ardmarf paramla of lila it la Juirklr diaaalvad and anon aliaornril, pradiKiaa an Imma-iala aooihiiiit and raaloraliva affael apnn Ilia aaiual aad a.rvnua araaniaaliona wracaaa imai aau nou.a nn r.i, atappwf Ih drain from Ilia aamm, raalorlnf tha mind fcialih mi tound nmniory, rainuriaf tl.a Dlmoeaa of Ight, Kervona Dobility, Courualon of Irt.nn, Avar-aiou to Honloty, ana ih ol pram tura Old ara naually C' Una tioubla, anil raalar. tut pwlarl Soliial Vli'or, arliara it haa brra dnraamt fnr yrara. Tail aaoaa of Iraalmaat liaa atond tlia tart ia tary aarara tul, ana la aow a proaotineeo' aoceaaa. IJniBS ara tea muah praarrlbxl in thai.

Iionlilra, ami, aa anaur aaa haar wilnaa la, wilh bill litlla If any parmanant (oeal. Tliara la IM fioaaana alKiul Una 1'raclical ohaarralma anablaav aa la poaitiaalf guaraiHBO thai It will lira autlkfuotlon. btiriim lliacirlil rrara (hat it baa U.o iu t.aaral ua, wa haaa Ihoiiaanill of uilnnoniala aa tolia aalua.auil it ia aow coutadad br tha Malical rrnltaaion to ba tlia ainal ralloail naana rat d'aroraraa of reachmi anil carina; Una tary praralanl Irouula, tLal ia wall knowa tola Ilia taaaa of uliiJtlli.iy to ao many. and up whom qitsoka pray Willi tanir uaelaaa aoairuma ana '1 ha llamaoj la put an in aaai boia, al mraa aiiaa. anar'ir lir, arramiara roll I RaiCl'IOKtt for uaing will aouonv Ina a UaacriDtiaa Pafflnlilat rtrlnf Aoatowlral 1 (lllaatraliana, wbica will lunrmca ll.a anoal akapixil that Ibaf aaa) ba raatorad ta parfact aaanboo.

and filled for tha duliaa of lifa, aaaia aa if r-ar alT.oa. l. oaul aealad fa alamo la aaf ana. bald OUVt bf laa HARRIS REMEDY CO.B1F'G.CHEl!STi Mtrkai es4 43th 6U. STa LOUIS.

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$20, 000 between Tl and "Kiu 1.J, JO Hil i'J ears So that the pirts 'it nt interest at 10 per rent, per snnnm will amount to such sunm at the time thoy are each '21 years of Hire, iliut two-third, of D's share will be eimal to two liths of A'a share, and thret -fourths of C's si.are will Jo jiial to livcM'iglits of share, the interest to be compounded an-ually. ROLLERS FOll SA7iEbyC. Frit-key, noar J. Jt. Wilson iifWTir i A A 1 l'or ai0 Py UUVId LOuMaycr, Fordham, Kansas CHEAPEST AITD BEST PETERSON MAGAZINE.

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ITS TALES AND NOVELETS AreibnIieH published anywhere. All tliuiunnt iHipiilar writer am employed to wrll nrlpirmlly for l'KTKiisoN. In isso HVK OKNil.Vil UH'V-KUiUT NOVKI.KTS will hiiKlveii lir nn S.Me-pheiis. Frank lee Heiiedict, Frances llotlmm liiir-uut t. te it mi stories hy Jsnn (i.

Austin by the autlmr of Josbiah Allen's Wife, by Hi b-'eea Hardline UavIs mid all the best xlo writers. MAMMOTH COLORED Ahead of all others. Theso Mules en Braved on stewl TW1CKT1IK l.SUA S1Z15 anil aru un-einillf tl for beauty. They will bo superbly col. on J.

AIho linuseholil au 'J cither reeelids hi (I- eles on Wuxwork Mowers and MuniiReineut ul Infants. In short every interim ting to ludies. TERMS ALWAYS IN ADVANCE, 2.0OAYEAlt. UNPARALLED npun t.TTTTKI Wilh a copy of the premium picture 2ixW,) a costly steel engraving, Waithliixtoii at Valley Forge to the per. ion getting up tho club, With an Mtra copy of the Magazine for lHMilss a premium to the pernon getting up the club.

copies for 3.50 coplpa for copies fur 0.00 With both an extra copy of cop lea the AIuKanliie for 1K80 and the premium picture to tho person getting up the club. co plus for ju.ou FOR LARGER CLUBS STILL GREATER 1NEUCEM 1 Address postpaid, 30C Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. sTpccimenascnt gratia If written for to get up cluba with. E. J.

BERKLEY, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. KINSLEY. KANSAS. Door and Window Frames On hand or made to order. Job Work of All Kinds Promptly attended to.

Shop in rear of Milo Parker's blacksmith 8 a op near nianin a jveneys lumleryanl, 164 PLATES Elegant Day Conches, Furnished wun the Horton liecllnlng Chairs, will be Run Hereafter Between This City and Chicago, The "Old Reliable" Hannibal and St. Jo railroad will hereafter run masnincent day coaches. Airmailed with the Horton re clining chairs, between this city and Chic ago wunoutcuangc, oy way oi me Chicago. Iiurlingtoi and Utiincy railway. This is one of the moat direct and aafe routes to the eat, and this step places it in the very first rank in point of elegance and prfee lion or accommodations.

Without doubt it will early become the most popular line in the west with the traveling public. The Horton reclining chair is immeasurably su perior in point of comfort and of man agement to all others now in use, and those placed in the Hannibal and St. Joe cars are of the finest workmanship and materials. Uut to the traveling public it is useless to speak of the excellence of thepc chairs, They have proved so entirely successful, and so fully meet the wants of the travel ing commun ty timt Kiev nave bentice a necessity. Mr.

II. I). Price, the ellaieiit passenger agent of the Hannibal A St. Joe in this city, furnishes the information that these day coaches will be placed on the road tins week. We commend tins route to those goii.g eiit who wi-h secure coin- rort, saletv and expedtlio i.

Kan-Ma Ol Journal. Feb. 9th. Public Notice. rr1 .11 I n.

incro win do a iown8iiip con vention, held at Fordham, on Sat urday, beptc in ber, Mi, 1871), at 10 o'clock a. for the purpono ol perlecting the organization ol the ltepublican party and nominating: township oflicern, and to elect lour delegates to the County Convention alao to elect a committee of three for the township and to transact such other business as may couio before the meeting. J3y order ol the Committoe. There will also bo a County Con vention, held at Uuckner, on Tues day, Sept. 30th, between the hour." ot lu a.

m. and a p. lor the purpose of nominating all the coun ty officers. Jiy ordor of the Committee. Wcdncsdajv October 1st, 1870.

11 hours and forty minutes. Ducks plenty on the Sawlog, David Caiy's wife is very sicl with fever. A largo turn out to the township convention at Fordham. Wm. Lilburg is herding cattle for Commissioner Wilson.

Mr. Sweet, of section 23 is sick: with a feycr in Greenwood Couiitj. Tho great excitement of the da3, is where shall wo locate the county seat. Tho Dcmocracj were out in full force at tho Republican caucus at Fordham September 29. Tho candidates who wore put in nomination on Saturday last, do not givo general satisfaction.

Tho Greenback Labor part3 of have nominated Uenj. F. Butler for Governor. Go it spoons. V7m.

J. Iliff of Fordham will be a candidato for tho office of County Surveyor of IIodgma Co. at tho general election in November. Quito an excitement has been created in the last few days in re gard to tho obduction of tho wife and children of Elwood Sheridan. Moro trouble ahead.

At a caucus held at Fordham Sterling Tp Sept. 29, for the purpose of nominating Township officers and four delegates to the Co. convention. The fol IowiDg nominations were made. For Town Trustee B.

F. Golden; Town Treasurer Carnene; Town Clerk Zinghilm; for Justice of the Peace, W. E. Eastman; Justice of the Peace P. Ball; for Constable V7.

E. Dowell; Constable F. Morgan Delegates to the county convention, Coffman Car- nine; A. O. McLaughlin, John Shoe berger.

Harmony did not prevail to any great extent, as the caucus was made up largely of Democrats. being civil and polite to others. Never call attention to the feat; ures or form of any ono present. Never refer to a gift you have made or a favor you have received. is ever look over the shoulder of another who reading or writing.

Never appear to notice a scar deformity or defect of any ono pres ent. ever associate with bad com pany. Havo good company or none over arrest iio aiteniion oi an actjuaintanco by a touch. Speak to linn. JNever punish your child lor a fault to which you ara addicted yourself.

irnl nnnitvinv thnf. linuH Wn'mit 1 toother Never exhibit anger, impatience or excitement when an accident occurs. Never, when traveling abroad, be overooastttil in praise ol your own country. Never attempt to draw the at fen lion of the company constantly upon. yourself.

Never pas between two persons h-Iio arc talking together without an apology. cevcr forget tnat it you are faithful in a few things, you may bo ruler o( many Never cull a new acquaintance b' the cnriMtiun name unless re (lUCKlCU to (10 so. Never lend an articlo 3011 have borrowed unless you have permit. to do so. Never exhibit too great familiar ity wilh a new acquaintance you ma givo ouense.

Never enter a room noiS' ih never fail to shut the door af ter you and never slam it. Never will a gentleman allude to ooiifpc.sts which ho may havo made with ladies. JMover send vour guest wno is accustomed to a warm room, on 10 a cold, damp spare bed to sleep. Never neglect to perform the commission which a friend has in- accustomed to a warm room, off to trusted to you, You must not for- irnt Never fail to oiler the easiest ana best seat in tho room to an invalid, an elderly person or a lady. Never be guilt3r of tno contemp tible meanness of opening a pri vate letter addressed to another.

Never enter a room lilled with people without a tdignt bow to the general company wnen nrst enicr- Never fail to answer an invita' tal ion. either personally or by let tor within a week after tho invita tion is received. Never cross tho leg or put out ono foot in tho street enr or places where it will trouble others in pas- ins hy- Never accept ot lavors or Hospi talities without rendering an ex change ol civilities when occasion offers. Never borrow money and neg lect to pay. 11 you do you will soon bo known as a person of no business integrit.

Never fail to tell tho trutli. It truthful you will get your reward. You will get jour purnslimcnt vnn fliX'i'ivn. Never wnto to anoincr asKing ii asi ior ltiiorniaiiuii ium i or favor of without inclosing a postage stamp lor the reply. Never fail to say kina ana en-uraning words to thoso whom vou meet in distress.

Your kind- ness may lut tticm out oi tucir dispair. Never refuse to receive an apoi- I og. lou may not receive iriuuu-ship, but courtesy will will reiuiro when an apology is oucreti, mat that 3ou accept it. Never examine the carus in me card basket. While they may be exposed in the drawing room, you are not expected to turn them over unless invited to do so.

Never, when walking arm in arm with a j'oung lad, be continually changing and going to tho other side because of change ot corners. It shows too much attention to form. Never should tho lady accept of expensive cifts at the hands of a gentleman not related or engaged to her. tints ol nowers. oooks, music or confectionery may be accepted.

Never insult another py narsn words when applied to for a favor. Kind words do not cost much, and yet they may carry untold happi ness to the one wnom tney arc spoken. Never attempt to convey the impression that you are a genius by imitating the faults of distinguished men. Because certain great men were poor penman, wore long hair 2 3 4 8 Notice ta Inwrtioti. riMtUiig matter 25 cent per Hue each TIME TABLE.

Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe R. 0 WESTWARD JVuver Expreaa arric at 63 VMM City ,.......,,.5 35 Vruitibt, ..........11 40 a.m. hreigui ..........1120 p.m. KAtTWARD, rueblo A Kansas City fcx. leave Kinsley.

1 45 a. Dodge. Kauaas City L. .4 lip. iu.

Frount, 2 a. ih Freight, .10 in, TTTASHINGTOX Camp No. 3 P. O. S.

A. meets every Satur day evening at their hall in Hod; man Centre. L. P. Black, Pres.

J. A. Whiteside, Sec'y. SOCIETIES. A MOUNT MOIUAH LODGE, V.V., A.

F. A. meets oo ibu aecouu net fourth Saturday eveuiut; of each iuoiiIU at IH 'o'clock, at Masouie Hull. Kinsley. E.

I. MltKKKR, K. D. Martin, Secretary. FAK WEST LODGE No.150, 1.

0.O.F. manlii ainr All flimil a MVAIlllir At Curtia'a 11 II, Kinsley W. Kkuenbauoii, N. G. A.

II. Keli.et, 8. XirASIIINOTON CAMP, No. 1, 0. 8.

meata erery Thursday eveulnsal Its UhII iu Kiii-llcy- B. 1. DAT, President. It, B. Marti.

Secretary. fS. A. Sh-Moo J. K.

Wilson 1.1. W. 41 it liter V. W. Wh.e!atil Commissioners rk V.

W. Wh.e!atil Treasurer Iouis Stroud Clerk of District Court i. Curtis Countv Attorney, K. U. Fulton -Ttlrlirn Ilf Hr'tllfttP Krister of Deed Samuel Townsend Survivor W.

J. Mil guuenutendetit of Public W. A. Agce ELECTION FROCLAMA TIOy For General Election. Official proclamation of the time of holding I a ireneral tlt.ction lor me imrpose oi choosing county and township officers.

STATE OF KANSAS, HodL'rnan County, -F8. The State of Kansas, to all whom these pr.seiits may concern, greeting: Not. is heieby given by authority, law fully ves.ed in undersigntdGommissioii- er of said county and btate, that a general election will be held in Hodgnian county, Kansis, on the Tuesday alter the lirst in November, bsing the 4th day of No vember A. 1879, at which time and at the places hereiuauer menuoneu, me ioi-lowing oflicers are to be chosen lino Iiireentative. linn (oiniu ssioner for Diatrict No.

ore, composing the municipal townships of Ma- rena and titer ing. One CoxnvBsioner for District No. two, comprising the municipal township of Center. One Commissioner for District No. three comprising the municipal township of lios One County Clark.

One County Treasurer. One Sheriff. One County Attorney. One Judge of Probate. One Register of Deeds.

One Superintendent of Public Instruction. One Clerk of the District Court. One County Surveyor. One County Coroner. One Trustee for each Township.

One Clerk for each Township. One Treasurer for each Township. Two Justicjsof the Peace for each Township. Two Constab'es for each Township. One Road OversetT for each Township.

And also to designate the permanent rnn ntv seat of said county. The ballots to have written or printed thereon "For the county seat," to be followed by the name of the rilace voted for. said election to be con ducted in accordance with theprovissionsof the. general election laws of the State ol T.ansas. The following are the voting precincts for said election Marena township, at Cunningham's house.

Sterling township, at Fordham. Center township, at Hodgman Center. Roscoe township, at Mr. GofTs house on the Buckner. The noils will be ccened at 8 clock a.

m. on the day of election for the purpose of receiving ballots and will remain open until Six o'clock p. m. on the same day. The electors present at eight o'clock a.

m. on said day will elect from their number three persons to act as judges of election. Said jndges bp elected will appoint 2 suitable electors to act as clerka of election. In witness whereof we have hereunto set onr hands at Hodirman Center in said coun ty and State, this 13th day of September, 1879. S.

A. Shzldos, Chairman. J. W. HCXTEB, J.

R. Wilsos, Special County Commissioners. Attest W. W. Wheeland, Co.

Clerk..