Baxter Springs Republican from Baxter Springs, Kansas • 2

Tbk Hates and Wheeler senti The Republican. New Advertisements. Republican Extra. li i W. H.

WH2IEMAK, Utoriiey at 1aixC knees and bared our classic brow to ihe balmy breezes of Labette in the august presence of the Herald ond proffer J. McNEALS Has on hand a complete atocfc of Dry Goods, I 2EOLlANT The proprietors take pleasure in attention to the Believing It to bs the bt Parlor sad Or. Chestral Organ mannrtictured. TliIm-Tjroved HOOdS in this Organ in conjunction with the Perfaoted Ksed Boards produce sweet, pare r.iri tones. Superb Cases of Xew nJ logant Designs.

Ministers, Churches, Schools, Lodges, should ecnJ.stamp lur i rice L.ISIB ana isinooums. Dealers will find it to their to examine this Inatrament. It has im provements found in no ether. Correspondence solicited. Adlres, AEOLIAN ORGAN Washington, New Jersey.

i i i I ii '2 PRIVATE DISEASES. Gonorrhea, Sypbifcs. Gleet. KtrMttre. Tafricerre Veins.

SrermRtorriifa Sexual Dehilitv and Intpotcncv. as th re- suit of Self Abuse in youth, sexual excesses in maturer year, and all diseases of tho private organs, either in male or Icraale, permanently cured at tais Institute. To all erring younj men we would ssv dn not keep this secret to yourselves sr. I your God, until it has sapped thevitjrls an. I left you a wreck of humanity, a curse to yoar- i sen ami a nuraen to society.

If vau htm entangled ia the snare of seli-polufion, or any private disease. fie from its detraction, and apply nt St. Joseph Medicul lu-ti-tute for treatment and beeome once more a human beine. BSCfires guaranteed 83All female difficulties and impediments to Marriage treated" with safety and success. 8jgfA great medical book becre for ladies and gents.

Sunt free for 2 stauj). Address St Joseph Francis Street, between Second and i. St. Joseph, Mo- sexual dMiio, aenuual eaknessrs. Spermatorrhea Nervous Detnhty and Impotence, i'hetr cause, symptoms and an entirely new method of a sure and effective cure and adviser for youth and manhood.

Seventh edition printed in German and English ent tied, post paU, for 23 cents br the GERMAN IN. STITTJTE. 5J1 l'uie St, St. Lotus, Mo. 15RI A Kitlsomiuiirj, Stucco work, neatly BASTES SPRINGS, KA1J.

FAK.MS. 01 ELI. IMl'KOVKD on tive veirs limp TO LOANS or les at a liwer rate i nterrtt than ever b-lr charged iu this fcHte J. B. WAT KINS Liiwrence, Ku.

Address trm Ht Lawrence, Emporia, ttumlxjl tt, or iciiita. 51y I LOTTS ST Alt OKANS Are in caes tTRrruatel not to warp if properly uhc.J. ud ca' Address Euwakd Tlott. Wnsl.isgtou, Star Parlor Organ passes in and pow kn )rn heretofore iif 'liiii i-try. It hn3 been teiitd 1 many judges and GIVES FACT By a skiTTul nt cf the step, nnd cf the l- tio su-tll, He miiilc is a Up'-d ha frow the hi Ants -iike nite i a vmiini of i.

bt isTitfMKST. The proprietor ha noted carefully for taaajr year ht ituprriectionit snd nevda ofthe reed inMtru-uieuts. and directed h' praciieaiexperinoa the correction of such iii.perieeiior.a, find his experiment have resulted in tii pro imrtioTi of a quality of toae which im-similate closely t'the PIPK O.WIJAN QUA LIT that if is d.nieii'i to distinguish between the two. Tiiis iiistrninctit ii.i all the iniproveni'-iits uiid every C'rin i fuiiy warrante-l. Walnut, I'anueled Cases, thut WILL NOT Oil WAKP and forms in addition to a splendid instra iant of nm-ic.

a tci fursi. This ni'eis only to hd to be apprt f. and is sold gf extrem -ly low prices for cash. hand uieuts t.tkcu in AGENTS WASTED, (Male or Femile). in eory county in Ihr United Suit and 'iiR I t.

A liheral onunt. to ch-ircbe. Schools, Lftdgiw. where there is i i agent for HUtt catalegue and jr.ee ire C.rr-'.j.av deuce solicited. Aodi e-sihe inauiiiV-turrr, EDWAilD Pl.O ITS, Washington, S.

3. TIiei-opi tfiini Proof. There is uo medicine prescribed by phjsieiaDS, or eold hj tin" carries such evidence nf its sa-jeess i superior virtae ns tJ erm a Svrup fur Bcvcro O.HL'hs. 0'U witleJ oa tho IJreat. (r unj 1U-eas oft the Throat sr.

I.unp. A rool" of thae fat istht aii afflicted, can gfrt a au.ph; for 10 can: 9 and rey its superior buying the lyprular size at 75 cents. It La latem been inti-3jiefd iu this com try froe Germany, ati-J ifs wiilerful-cjrs ro astoninhtnz evtryona tint a.s;-. i Lr d-'Ses will relieve any c.ine Try ii Sold by O. Gre Co.

'f. PLOTTS STA II KG ANS. New and beantifuldgo. Azenu want ed. Address owaao I'lotts, IVaihingtga New Jersey.

l'LOTTS' STA Ii HG A S. Any person, male or forale. who Jia tie leisure time, cm procure a first-claes instrument at a greatly reduce 1 pri. S-n stamp for parucuiara. Address EowAta PiOTra, WashiagUn, S.J.

American European Hotel, Cor. SECOND aarf OlWt ST. LOUTS. AMERICAN PLAN, 0ir ECROI EAN PLAN Room. 70.

to 51 per day, occupied by oae person; $2 per day, occupied lira tif rfl.m. Al meals fifty cents. ment has begun the upward inovemeut that will carry the country by a bigger majority than was given to- RANT in 1872. E. M.

Mason did himself honor, even sui prising his- friends, by his apt speech in presenting the name of W. Peu kins to the convention at Ft. Scott. If we must be represented by a Dem ocrat this term we would prefer John R. GoODlN to any Democrat we know Political Ilonestr.

Editor Republican: Many persons seem to be possessed with the idea that everything is fair in politics. That trickery, deceit and equivocation, are legitimate and fair means by which to achieve party success, or to promote ones own personal aspira tions. Men, who, in the ordinary affairs of life are esteemed as truthful, honest, and reliable, frequently become notorious tricksters and entirely unreliable when seeking political elevation. Is this right? Are men who so conduct themselves to be trusted in any public capacity I think not. I believe the welfare of any party, in a great measure depends upon the honesty, truthfulness and integrity of the pub lic representatives of that party those I mean, who are selected to serve it in an official capacity, A candidate, for any position, who sinks so low as to forget any public or private pledge, who pursues a course of political or personal duplicity who ma ligns and blackens the character of his competitors, or who seeks to sow seeds of discord to gratify personal hate and petty vindictiveness that man is not worthy of the party's confidence and support.

It ia a lack of honesty that rains the character of both men and parties, and the past has well and truly proven it. The people have been cursed with political shysters and have no further use for them, but do beed the services of men, as party representatives, who are honest, true, and reliable in politics, as well as in the ordinary avoeations of life. Straight Republican. Letter From Alton, Alton, III. Juae 19th, 187G.

Editor Republican: The "Republican" came all 0. ttiisa. m. ihe print is much clearer than the last issue notice, however some typographical errors. Am glad to notice that Baxter is up to the times.

and that you've "got over" "to venti late your hose." Here we have passec: flnnt Tftnr fAt. flnrl urt nna nacunc h.W Ul through "take a walk around your neck and tread on your collar." Here in the office, we had all hoped to hurrah for BlaiDe, but a telegram, late in the evening, caused us "turn down our ears." However, we are con fident of Hayea' success, considering hi? Whesler. Such a team must go. Farmers are very busy harvesting, ac we have a few days of sunshine. The old Mississippi ia coming up again live- jjiKe your "rersonai Animosities in TM rrT la political affairs" Just the On I iy, i musi say, can see any one go lor O.

Mc. with good grace. I give a sixpence if could be out here and go down with us boys the depot when a through train comes in nnd sec the fun. For two days, "deleirates" have been on the way to St. Louis.

They are evi dently having their ow fun, and judg ing from appearance here, there will br a large attendance, of all classes. think I've seen among them every kind of a human being except a woman and a nigger. Just as soon as the train reach es the platform there i3 a general seram ble, p41 mell for a salaon. Some with hats, others without, some with coats, others' in shirt sleeves, and I cuesa that that the attendance will not only Le large but also fulL The speeches and lectures given at the depot in the four minutes that the train stops, would make Prof. Bradley ashamed of himself.

How docs the nomination on our ticket suit at home It is generally "liked here, though, some are dissatisfied. I loose my vote, sorry, I should like to help one any way. I suppose Wheatley is as happy aa if he was a "Hayes." BIRGL1RT. Three Boys Break. Into a Store at Columbus.

We learn that three young lads effected an entrance into Whitcraft's store in Columhus, last Monday night. It seems that after the en trance was made possihle, two of them lost heart and retreated, leav ing their comrade to go into the store, get captured and brought down to Mr. Dennkon'g ta remain thirty days. Moral Parents, look after your children and know what kind of company they keep. No one can be too careful.

Louie Loewen and Mac Burg-ner left this city at daybreak, Wednesday morning for an extended horseback ride into the wilds of Missouri that is, they went to Carthage. It has been raining almost ever since they left, and if they were out in it they Burely got. wet. If you never return, t-ta. W.

A. J. H. WHEATLEY Dealers in LUMBER, sash. DOORS, WINDOWS.

IEKCE POST GLASS, PUTTT, NAILS, 10CK3, EINGE3 and WINDOW FASTENINGS, Dimension LUMBER. NATIVE LUMBER StudebakerWagons GARDEN CITY AND EDWARDS I Champion and Buckeye Akron Harvester WESTERN RIDING AND WALKING CULTIVATORS. KEYSTONE AND UNION CORN PLANTERPS. DICKEY CORN DRILLS FARMER'S FRIEND GEAIN DRILL Corn Shelters. CUTTING BOXES.

MOLINE STIRRING and BREAKING PLOWS. PUBLISHED 'EVE2 FRIDAY. TEItjrs. C2.C0 PER YFA12. A.

J. E. SHITH, Editor Jronietc For Rutherford B. Hayes Of Ohio. For Vice-President, William A- Wheeler Of New Yoric.

For Ilemter cf Congress Second District. Butlley C. Haskell, Of "Lawrence. BAXTER'S SLEDS. We want all mankind to understand tbat Baxter Fprinr, ha come to that point in her hittory where she is layinj: antie the solemn melancholic style of the past, and putting on the airs of youthful and vigorous-community.

Nv helots there are some things yet that the proiriis trade of the city demands, ami which we commend to men of means and energy, who are thinking of malting a home in the west. We want very adly, built up by the E. R. track, i warehouse competent to meet the neces itteof our agricultural commerce. If pucu a building were erected it would at ftnee receie a patronage that would be cry profitable.

More corn and wheat Uiigtit be ahir ped this point than any on the line of the Gulf Road. More erain wonh.l be 'stored than ia older countries-, because cf the lack of pran ry Luiliii)p9 on our farms. while a constant market and a price governed by that of the great cities, in- tead of the fluctuating basis of a little town's PupplJ and demand, would en courage our farmers not only to raise more grain, but to bring it to thia poiut for sale. We hope soon to see some nbstantial man taking hold of this mat ter in earnest. Another necessity of our city is the bridging of Spring River.

The valley of our valley of our river is unsurpassed in fertility by any valley in the west "We are personally acquainted with the Neoeho. the Cottonwood, the Maiias- nes Cynes, the Verdigris, and the Fall river vallies. and we are quite positive that neither of thetu excels the Sprioji river valley. Rut the crossing of the river is a very serious impediment in the trans, portatlon, and so, of course, in the raising of crops. From many of the farms tributary this place it costs, for a large part of the year from ten to fifteen cents more to market a bushel of corn or wheat than it would if the river was bridged and the roads in the bottom properly built.

While the value of such an improvement to the lead and black, jack interest, could hardly be computed. A bridge across Spring River would pay for itself in three years and be of constantly increasing sertice till worn cut. A nether necessity of the town, is a little moro vim and energy infused into tur business tho direction of the outside world know what the resourses of this conatry are. There is to town in the state of Kansas that combines so many sources of permanent prosperity as ours. Rut these resources of wealth need to be developed.

Theyon-Ty can be developed by men of means and enerwy. Men of tbii kiud are always looking for locations in the west, but are attracted to those sections whose Cf. oral characteristics are most desira. tie iu their minds, and their minds are always icfluenced by the reports they T.tar. -Kansas as a state is startling the world at the Centennial, but Cherokee Couuty has nothing to say.

We are glad to believe that our citizens are even now taking a trowing iuterest iu tibia matter There are other things too that we regard as necessary to the proper grawth of Raster. And we hope to refer to them in the future. The egotism of the press has long been the for ridicule and jest. Indeed we confers onrselfto have been often amused and sometimes irritated at the sell assumed superiority of many editors of count ry newspapers. Rut for pure, unadulterated cheek, for unalloyed, consummate egotism, for un uii.v.

and superfluous self conceit, commend us to the Chetopa Herald. The Herald is published near the Cherokee County line in Labette County. It has a dozen (more or less) subscribers in Cherokee County, and from that basis it very condescendingly consents to advise the heathen Cherokeea how to run their political affairs, whom to elect to office and sa on. The "lesrns that lion. J.

R. IIallowkll of Baxter Springs, is be- ing strongly importuned by his many friends to become a candidate for State Senator in Cherokee county. Indeed 1 Strange as it may appear, we Cherokces hate known it long ago and, what may be stranger yet to the Herald, the Col. has consented to allow "his many friend' to present his name. When ihe proper time comes the Republican will present him to the people of Cherokee countv and the Republican voters will tend him up to Topeka.

"It seems to us a better selection rould not be made." We are glad of it. This is an illustration Ihe adage that "great minds, (like the Herald and the RlPCBLICAN) flow ia the same channel And it wouM have Ktj hrniliating indeed, if when we iv; vtr to Cbutof on our COLUMBUS T4nl51y KANSAS M. KENNEY, TTOnNE Y-AT-LJL TT, COLUMBUS, KANSAS. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN to the investigation of Land Titles. A.

B. HUTCHISON. ATTORNEY at IiAW LDini KM. s538otary Public Office, sonth side square. Business promptly attended to.

Will practice in all the courts of Kansas and Missouri-. 8-21-ly COWLEY BENNETT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Real Estate and General Collecting Agents, COLUMBUS, KANSAS'. Business attended promptly. 21tf. H.

HORROR, ATTORNEY at LAW Baxter Springs, Kansas. 3-49-ly R. HALI.OWKLL, Baxter Kas. T. P- Columbus Kas.

HALLOWELL AXTLEESON, LAWYERS. Vill practice in Federal and State courts of Kansas and Missouri. Prompt attention gtv sn to all business Columbus office over Hunt Co Drnir- tore Baxter Springs office over Tostoffice. 2 32.1y. .1.

W. MOSS, ATTORSEY-at-LA TV And NOTABY PUBLIC. Office in March's Real Estate Building Military street, Baxter Springs. Will practice in all the courts of Kansas and Missouri. n34 Sir DR.

J. H. STUMM, nnVSICIAJf SURGEON, tenders IU 1 professional services to the citizen ilaxtcr Springs and vicinity. SgMJhstetrics. Opthalmic, Surgery and Vcii-real Diseases made a special! v.

diseases of the eye treated in 4ciennne manner. over Tost Office. Residence two doors north of Cooper's Groj.ry Store. H3I. NT 13 1ST, PHYSICIAN AND SCKGEON, Baxter Springs, Kan.

Oilioe on Military ne door north of the Chicago r'rn Store. A. J. McCLELLAN, II. D.

DHYSIt IAN SURGEON, BAXTER 1 Kansas. 4 -tO-ly GEORGE W. YOJNG AND HAIR DRESSER, BAXTER SPRINGS, KAN. v4n401y J. B.

HOD GIN, County Surveyor A XI) ciyis, Excixncn. Officr. At residence at Fru'ttl nd, Cherokee County Cor- Military Sheiman S.uitsr Sjriag, Ean. rilOS JONKS, PP.OPU1ETOR Having leased the nhoTe named hone. i am n.iw fully prepare to accommotiate thf raveung pnblte in a manner uaexcel'e by any ooiei in me scntnwesU TStuIy WIM4M MiRCII.

rEAL ESTATE AO EST, Baiter Spring Kan. Persons desiring to buy, sell or rent property will find it to their interest to lonsult him Office east of Militarv street. n25 1 B1XTER M'RIYfiS BREWERY I hare constancy on hand the best quality of Lager Orders from the country will he prompt ly aiten leu to, n.4tily. ZELI.EKEN Proprietor. AGENTS WANTED THE GFEAT13eN OF Iliosnvlihs of Putriareh, Prophet.

Kimr. an! Aio l-s. A coi.o.ise JJilitt? a it orSarreil I'crtrait. Ali IwOnrNew Pictorial I anily Bible. 10 ficlurittl 11- Ail ir-j, ST.

LOUIS BIBLE PUB. 3t Locufat btitet, Sst. louis, Mo. J. M.

WISK. n. o. wise J. M.

WISE CO. i DEALERS IX 350- 23 HIDES, TALLOW, WCOL. FDRS, PELTS GROCERIES. Flour, Grain and Provisions. Hair, Plaster and Cement, East side Military Baxter Springs ALSO West Side Main SL, West Joplia, Mo.

MINNESOTA II CD EE CIIARf.ES MUETZE Has 0PS5CD his ICE IIOCSEon Sherman Street, and is ready far daily deliverr. This ice was shipped from IVIIIVriVrESOT And 13 of Ex ccllent Quality. ed our petition for permission to mention the name of our favorite, to have received an eternal quietus in one em Horrid! Ugh I Indeed we're glad the Uercld is con tented Rut now, having the Herald approbation our heart is at rest. Our blood courses along our veins with the cntle ripple that speaks of health and security. Our breath comes ana goes a gentle modulations like the summer breeze and if we had a looking glass we would expect to sec our face reflected with a quiet smile of calm victorious con tent gracefully wreathing cur lips.

IMPtRTAXT DECISION. We publish below the syllabus to a case of financial importance to our conn ty as well as the county of Labette: The Board of County Conmiasioners vs. W. Franklin. Error from Lahette County.

REVERSED. By mt CocaT. Bmweb, J. 1. A eneriff is not entitled to milage on a personal tax warrant returned "no prop erty found.

2. Service of a writ ia the actual perform nee ef the duty commanded by it, and when there is no performance of that duty, from whatever cause, mere is no service. All the justices concurring. A true copy Attest. A.

HAMMATT, t. Clerk Supreme Court. G. W. Franklin as sheriff, brought suit against Labette county for over one thousand dollars alleged to be due him as millage on tax warrants which he had filled to collect.

The District Court, a protem Judge presiding, decid ed in favor of plaintiff, and the case was carried to the Supreme court by Wil. lard Davis, County Attorney of Labette and the decision has just been rendered in favor ot the people. We commend its perusal to our coun ty Commissioners, and congratulate La betta county on having an attorney like Willard Davis. The Pleasanton Observer is after Mr, Snoddt with a red hot poker for claim ing an outrageous fee as an attorney, It says "lie did not file a single paper court he did nothing more than consult with the managers or tneir attorney and for this, having the opportunity, he took six hundred and twenty jive dol- Well, what of it Does'nt the "law allow it and the court award it?" How- then can it be wrong Rut 'if you don't like that style man us there, send him down here and we'll put him on the Board of Educa tion. "Birds of a feather" ought to "flock together." The names ofthe Congressional District Committee elected at Fort Scott, are as follows: J.

P. Kenka, of Linn L. J. Perry, ot Miami, A. J.

R. Smith of Cherokee, John K. Raskin, of Douglas, S. O. Flitcher, of Labette J.

J. Chatham, of Montgomery, D. Van Syckel, of Crawford, A. Downs, of Wyandotte, S. H.

Dodge of Anderson, W. II. Clark, of Frank lin, L. Stillwell, of Neosho, W. McEluoy, of Allen, Arch.

Shaw, of Johnson, J. II. Lawhead, of Rourbon. PaoF' Mudge has shown his common sense by refusing to become a candidate for State Superintendent of Pub-he Instruction on the Temperance ticket and we understand that a committee empowered to fill vacancies, has substituted Sir. Cyrus W.

Harvey, our Cherokee County Nursery man. The citizens of Fremont Ohio, the residence of Gov. Hayes, gave him a reception on the 24th, which excelled in grandeur any manifestation ever held in the city. If old Sandusky county don't go Republican this time she oughtf to be towed across the lake and annexed to Canada. Robert Dale Owen was married last Saturday to Miss Lottie Walton.

We do not know whether Miss Lottie is a materialized spirit or not, but it seems to us, that Robert is wiser now than when he was hugging Katie King and thought she was a Spook. England is very energetically sending men, nr. nit ion? of war and war vessels to strengthen her posts in the east. II er operations indicate that the shock that is bound to come is close at hand. There is no new phase of the subject now iu a political way however.

In making nominating speeches at Cincinnati, Mr. seems to have won most renown; while in short speechifying referring to the conduct of the convention our own T. wight Thatcher seems to have made the most telling hits. We understand that non. II.

W. Cook, of Wyandotte was stricken with mental aberration last Saturday. The strain upon his nervous system in his late canvas for congressional houors is the supposed cause. All the "dissatisfied Republicans" are satisfied now that we will have a pure and honest administration, and are enlisting, and wheeling into line under the banner of Hayes and Wheeler, By the election of Mr. Sailer of Ohio as Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon.

J. Ii. Goodin becomes chairman of the committee on Public Lands. The nomination of D. C.

Haskell gives universal satisfaction to Republicans all over the District. We predict aa old fashioned majority for him this fall. Hon. 8. A.

Cobs i very sanguine of success ia ike gubernatorial race. BAXTER SPRINuS, JUNE 29. TILDES Nominated Second Ballot. HOW ABE 1 OU HENDRICKS Where is the Rag Baby, Now DEMOCRATS DESPO.DEXT, Republicans Rejoicing The following is just received St. Louis, Juno 29.

A R. Smith Tilden nominated on second bal lot. S. C. HENDERSON.

The campaign is now fairly begun. The relative merits of the different candidates will form an exhaustless fund for speeches, letters, covcrsa-tioas and editorials. We confess sorry that Tilchjn has received the nomination at St. Louis We would have preferred to huve the eampaign conducted without the personal vindictiveness that is now inevitable. With a Democratic can didate of spotless integrity, like Hayes, the campaign would have been simply a canvass of principles represented by either party.

But the determination of the Republicans to present a man whose record obviated the necessity of a defence, seems not to have controlled the Democrats. Mr. Tilden is the best man the Democrats could have nominated to ensure the success of Hay es. If there was any question before as to the election of Hayes, the nomination of Tilden has assured it. Sheriff's Sale.

Statk ot Kansas, 1 County of Cherokee. S9 BY virtue of an order of sal issued oot of the Eleventh Judicial Diwtriot Court of Cherokee county, State of Kansas. I will on Wednesday. th9 19th, day of July, A. D.

1376, at 11 o'clock A.M. offer for sale at Public Auction, the following described Real property, to-ivit Lot No. fluffs). in Block No. the City of Baxter Springs, according to the recorded plot of said city, at the front door of the Court in the CityNif Columbus.

Cherokee county, Kansas. The property was levied upon as the property of Aaron Row--er at the suit of H. Musgrove against Aaron Bowser, and will he sold to satisfy said order of sale. Trrcx rf sale. eash.

Given under my hand ibis 15th, day of lune, 1876. ALFRED PALMER. A. S. Dknmsos.

Sheriff Cherokee Co. Under Sheriff. V41.41-5 Sheriff's Sale. St of Kansvs, 1 Coustt of Chkcokkb J83 TTY virtue of an order of sale issued out Uof the Eleventh Judicial District Court of Cherokee county, State of Kansas, I will on Thursday the 6th day cf July. A- D.

1S76, at 11 o'clock. A. offer for sale at public auction, the following described real property, to wit: Pe ginning at a point forty foil" (M) ftfet north ofthe. southwest corner of'lot No. seven (7) in block No.

ten (10), in Baxter Spring, Kansas, on east side of Main street fronting public square, thence runtir.g north, on Main street twenty-one and one-half (21 J) feet, thei.ee eat seventy-two (72) fe't, thence south twenty-one and one-half (21 J) feet, thence wet seventy two (72) feet, to place of beginning, being parts of lots eev-en and eight (7 and 8) in biock ten (10) ot Baxter Springs, according to the recorded plat thereof at the front door of the court house iu the city of Columbm. Cherokee county, Kansas. property was levied upon as the properly of Andre S. Mathews and Kebecca Mathews at the suit of The Exci-Uinr Manufacturing Com pany, of St. Louis Mo.

Andrew S. Mathews and Rebecca Mathews and ili be sold to satisfy said order of sale. Terms of sale. cash. Given under my hand this 29tb.

diy of May, 1876 ALFRED PAI.MEK, A. S. Dkssisox, Sheriff Cherokej Co. Under Sheriff. 44 5w.

Sheriff's Sale. State of Kansas, County of 83 BY virtue of two Executions ismed out ofthe Eleventh Judicial Diptrif Court of Cherokee county, State of Kansns, I will on Wednesday, the 2nd day of August, A. D. 1S76. at 11 o'clock M.

offer for sale at Public Auction, the following described Real property, to-wit The south half (J) ofthe southwest quarter (l-l nf Hmiinn twonfrw fmi. ''MV I i north half (J) of northwest quarter (1) of rccnuu iwemy-nve io) towusuip thirty-four (34) ranee twenty-fan -24 th. front dor of the Court House in thCitv of voiumous, inerokee caunty, Kansas. The property was levied upon as the property ef Amanda Lucy and C. Lucy, at the suits of James MeXeal against Amanda Lncyand C.

Lucy, and John W. Moss against Amanda Lucy and C. Lucy and will be sold to satif-fy said Execution. Terms of sale, cash. Given under my hand this 28th, day of June, 1876.

ALFRED PALMER A. S. Dgnntson. Sheriff Cherokee Co Under Sheriff. n43 ow S.

0. Co. Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, COFFIN'S, and METALLIC BURIAL CASES AT Ft. SCOTT and COLUMBUS. KANSAS.

A specialty is made ef the manufacture of MATRESSES. A 'arge assortment Carpets and Cur- taia goods constantly oa hand. done to rur a. MLNDENilAIiT-, Agent, alnll 4a. Columbus, Kaa.

AND GROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, NOTIONS, Which lie is prepared to sell at the Lowest Possible Prices NOTICE. All persons indebted to the firm of BrRa- hkb Cbaco, are requested to settle their accounts with me v4n41tf McNEALS. J. l- SMITIL Manufacturer of. and Wholesale Dealer in Breech and Muzzle-Loading SHOT -GUSTS.

RIFLES, RCTOLVERi, AMJIUXITIOtf, EJc, Etc NO. 120, MAIN SOUTH BEX1, 1SB miTE EST OF GOODS AT.WATS ON JL band. Perfect On! fits for Sportsmen Breech and Muzzle-Loadinj Guns TO ORDER and warranted superior to atu others. Particular attention is called i GEORGE SMITH'S ADJUSTABLE GUN STOCKS for which ha has the right. They are be yond all dispute better than any otuer.

REASONABLE DISCOUNT TO THE BRctuil orders left at the RKPcnitCAS otuce, win receive prompt attention. Vol. 4 40-6m KEARNEY'S FLUID EXTRACT 13 IS TUB ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOtt BRIGHT'3 DISEASE AND A POSITIVK REMEDY FOB. (JOLT, GRAVEL. STRICTURES, DIACE TES, DYSl'EPSIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, DROPSY, FE MALE COMPLAINTS, Non-retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irritation, Iutlaraation, or Ulceration of the Bladder and ICidneys Spermatorrhosa, Leucorahoea or Whites, Irregular or Painful Menses, Rearing Down, Chlorosis, Sterility and All Complaints incident to Females.

Kearney's Ext. Huchu tor St one in' the Bladder, Calculus Grave or Deposit and Mucus or Milky Discharges, and Diseases of the Trostate Gland. Kearneys Ext. Buchu Cures Dieaes Arisina from Imttru dences, Habits of Dmipation, in oil I Iw.i. I.

1 ui, iin.il oiai-s, ui wine expense, little or do change in diet, no inconvenience, ana no exposure. It causes a frequent desire, aud gives strength to Urinate, tnerenj removing Ubstructnns, Pre venting and Curing Strictures of the Urethra, Allaying Pain acd" Inflamation, and expelling all Poisonous matter. Used by persona in the decline nf change of life; after confinement or labor pains, bed wetting in children, etc. fcteele eajs: 'One lotila of Kearney Extract Huchu is worth more than all other Buchtu combined." KEARNEYS ExT- BUCHU Permanently cures all affections of the Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropsical Swellings existing in Men, Women and Children, no matter what the age. Ask for Kearney's.

Take no other. Prlce4 One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles Tor $5. Dxpot, Cor. Maidex Lajh William Kkw Yok. A Physician in attendance to answer correspondence and eie adrice eratia.

Kni stamp for Pamphlets free. Per Sale by Druggists Everywhere. 4 33-ly A5I1TT3 "y7ANTSD For the Book ot the Centennial. The II II I II 1 1 evr rt. i ys J.XI.C2iAit3ElwS A.CO, 1 pT fOUHi 4 4 i.