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The Longton Weekly Ledger from Longton, Kansas • 4

The Longton Weekly Ledger from Longton, Kansas • 4

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'inovettionallu the lest sustained RAILROADS. THE HOWARD COUNTY LEDGER. Demorest's Illustrated New York RIBUNE. work of the kind in the world." MONTHLY, 1871. Piu-i, SiMi-Wiitxr urn WaxiLi.

ifil. HARPER'S MAGAZINE. OPEN To Thayer, Kansas. Luranrocm, Lavuhci Jt Ouvaaros Railmab. TUX MODEL MAGAZINE, On and after March 6th, 171, trains will be ru Notlcoa of Ibe Prcaa, THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

from Lawrence and Kansas City, as follow: Contain the essential of all others, No more delightful travel are printed In the Bn- Q0ISQ 30CTH. The Paper of The People. including gluh than appear perpetually In liiaraa'i Leave Wight tot The Tribune aims to be pre-emin THE USEFUL THE ENTER- IUaaxisb. Thy areaead with equal Interest and .11:30 a. in.

sibley 11:48 do aatiafactkm by hoy of every grada from eighteen TAIXING TUE BEAUTIFUL. to eighty. Iu scientific napers, while auffleianlly vinlauu 11:54 do Baldwin. ...12:13 do 12:17 do Aecom'n. 8:00 p.

m. 8:25 do 8:38 do 8:68 do :05 do 9:23 do 6:00 do 6:46 do 8:25 do profound to demand the attention of th learned, ently a Its correspondents tmerse every State, are present on every important battlefield, are early advised of every notable Cabinet decision, observe the proceedings of 12:30 uo are yet admirably adapted to th popular under 10:00 a. m. standing, and designed aa much to diffuse correct Ks I outi KiKa do With Original Stories, Poems, and Popular Music, by tha best authors, the only Reliable Fashions (including full sise patterns), Home Mutters io all ftheil details, Gardenia, Architecture, and all the utilities, beauties and novelties of Literature calculated to nuke our houea useful, attractive and happy profusely illustrated, and a sj.len.lld volume for buidkif for the center-tail 1 at Information concerning scientific discovery a it Ot'a 12:55 p. m.

ootid be if it was the organ of th "Society for Ottawa 1:15 do ,.1:42 do do 806 OF TBI JOLRtfAUrr. Scratch, scratch, scratch, Paragraphs, items and inra, Essays, tale and reviews With the blackest kind of blue. Scratch, scratch, scratch Marriage, dbt and dunfc Bulogy, gossip and pun Accident, panic and fun, Snratt'b, scratch, srratt'b, Battle, riot and raid Mumc and cash and trade It ho if and who ian't afraid I Scratch, acrutrb, scratch, Apology, challenge and slur. ofhor, Invention, humbug and truth, folly, lafliion and youth. Suicide, sermon and joke.

Metaphysics and smoke, With upward and downward stroke, Ruin and vice and shame, Virtu and honor and fame. Scratch, scratch, a cratch, Oh, of the mighty press I The "devil" demanda a "mess" Of subscribers that never pay. Ob, isn't It jolly-say? th Diffusion of Useful Knowledge." Th great design of Kabtu'i Ic-to give correct information and rational amusement to the great ma of the people. do tne end or tot year. Singly, Matt.

Ymtly 93, wttk fUa Congress, of Legislatures and of conventions, and report to us by telegraph all that seems of general interest. We have paid for one day's momentous advices from Europe by cable far more than our entire receipts for the issue Welda do 11:10 p. m. 12:52 a. m.

do 2:46 do 14S do 8:45 do 4:20 do 4:50 do 1:20 do 5:60 do 6:00 do 6:30 do 7:00 do 7:50 am t'rUUUI to aaca-isr. Divide 3:41 do There are few intelligent American families in Carlyle 4:03 do tola 4:23 do which Harper'! Magazine would not bs an appreci And Splendid Premiums For Clubs. On all Cliromoa lent by poet free, except those offered for singl subscriptions, we will require 25 ated and highly welcome guest. There Is no month 4:65 do Tiosa 6:30 do ly Magaaine an Intelligent and reading family can less Arrive at centa extra lor mounting ana varnuuuiig. afford to do without, alany Uagaaines accumulated.

Thayer 6:20 p.m. in whicn those advices reached our readers. If lavish outlay, unsleeping vigilance, and unbounded fajth in the liberality and discernment of the read A choice of either of tie following valuable pre mium in given to each (3 yearly subscriber, and Uarper'e Is edited. There is not a Hagaelne printed which shows more intelligent pains expended on Its G0IXO NORTH. I sent by express, or mall when the postage Is includ-ed.

Those marked thua are seutoy mail free ol leave rCxpress.1 article and mechanical execution. There is not a Accom'n. ing public, will enable us to make a Night Br. 9:00 p. ax 9:50 do Thayer 8:00 a.

Tioga 8:60 do a cheaper Magaaine published. There is not, con journal which has no superior in the fessedly, a more popular Magazine la the world. Humboldt 9:25 do 10:25 do Iola ..9:65 do SlW KJOLAJD IIOXIKTIID. accuracy, variety and treshness of its contents, the Trbune shall be inch a Carlyle 10:14 do 11-laria It la one of the wonders of Journalism the edito postage: A fine Parlor Chromo equal in beauty to a fine oil-painting, size 10x13 a splendid suhjecct and artistic Picture worth i.t0. Or, "Isn't Sao Pretty a splendid Chromo, after Lily M.

Spencer, size 13x16, price 8.90, will be aentoo receipt of 25 ol: extra for mounting and vorniaLlng. Or, for $1.00 extra, the large and splendid Chromo' "The Mis-eblevous pets," by Carter; price flO; size 16x19 inched, with the Chromo. Or, "Dressing the Divide 10:36 do rial management of Harper's. Th Nation, N. Welds 11:08 do i journal, Garnett 11:40 do 12:36 do Richmond.

12:13 p. 1:10 do To agriculture and the subservient SUBSCRIPTIONS, 1S71. TERMS Princeton 12:23 do 1:85 do arts, we have devoted, and shall per A SOCDOLOOER. Doll." bv Noel 13il7. Or.

for 12.00 extra. "Bed In one of the interior counties of I Harper Magaiine, one year, $1 00 sistently devote, more means and space H( Ottawa 1:30 do 2)01athc 3:17 do 1:35 do 4:45 do 6:10 do An extra copy of either th Magaaine, Weekly, or Missouri lived, some eight years ago, tnanany ot our rivals. ve aim to Hiding -hood," by Diffenbaob sise 16x20 inches; price $12.00. Or, for $2.00 extra, "Hiawatha'e Woo-inv," by Jerome Thompson Kite, 15x25 i price, $15. with the $6 chromo, extra, being ou- Ottawa do make the weekly Tribuno such a paper a man who followed preaching for a 8:10 a.

m. 11:05 do 8:00 a. m. 8:25 do 6:46 do 8:50 do 9:10 do 0:22 do Bazar win be supplied gratis for every club of Vive Subscriber at 00 each, In one remittance or dx Norwood do Prairie City. ...1:33 do to ill money lor axa in value.

as no tarmcr can acord to do without, living. He was called Elder Copies for $20 00, without extra copy. Baiawin 1:38 do Vinlandu 1:53 do however widely his politics may differ 2 A large Juid magnlflceot Parlor Steel Kngravtng 2i by 35 Inches "The Pic-Nic on the fourth of Sucscrlptions to Harper's Magazine, Weekly and Sibley do irom ours. Uur reports of the cattle, July" price $10.00. and was engaged to preach to the Carapbellites.

Jlis peculiarities soon made him quite noted, and large audi Arrive at Lawrence 3:20 do do horse, produce and general markets Bazar to one address for one year, $10 or, two of Harper's Periodicals, to one address for one year, $7 00. Back numbers ean be supplied at any time. All trains carry passengers. A pair of Chromoa "Blonde and Brunette." 4 A good Stereoscope, with a Serleaof interesting Views are so full and accurate, our essays in ences assembled to hear him. of late A complete set of Uarper'e Magazines, now com C0SNECTI0S3.

elucidatien of the farmers Club and he has abandoned the pulpit and is prising 39 Volumes In neat cloth binding, will be At Kansas CUv with connecting1 roads for sWuss now a justice-of-the-peace lawyer. On kindred gatherings, are so interesting sent by express, freight at expense of purchaser for east and north. one occasion, when at the zenith of his that the poorest farmer will find there $2 25 per volume. Single volumes, by mail, post At Lawrence with Kansas Pacific Trains. At Ottawa with staves for Ouencmo.

Lvndou. Os A good Opera-dlaeo; poatage 36 ait. 6 A aet of twelve flue Chrome ofminiature American Scene, bound in elotli and gilt. 7 A beautiful Oxford Pocket-Edition of the Bible, bound In morocco, gilt edges. in a mine of suggestion and counsel, of fame, he preached a discourse on the paid, $3 00.

Cloth cases, for binding, 58 cents, by age City, Paola snd adjacent points. mail, post paid. The postage on Harper's Magazine which he cannot remain ignorant with children of Israel, in which ho said out positive and serious loss. "Brethren, there arc many difficult Solid Bbtek Walnut Book Shelve, 31x31 Inches Is 24 cents a year which must be paid atthe subscriber's post qfttce. Address, The Tribune has been, is, and must VI 3 Dbelvea.

in the Bible, and you are likely to be si uumooiai wim tne si. K. T. B. R.

Tor pas-sons, Oswego and Chetopa, aud with stages for Augusta, Independence, Parker, Fredouia. Bureka, Eldorado, Wichita, Arkansas City, and all points la Southern and Southwestern Kansas. At Tioga with M. K. T.

11. Road for Oswego and Chetopa. HARPER BROTHER3, New Tobk. A flue allver double-plated Butter Knife. led into error unless mado to under 9 be, a zealous advocate of protection to home industry.

Kecardinjr habitual stand them. Now vou all have read -A fine silver double-plated Napkin Ring. 10 "A Complete Pictorial History of the iJleness as the greatest foe to human this chapter wherein Moses stretchod out his hand over the Red Sea, and -I -1 A Pentagraph Tracing Wnael, an Indelllble At Thaycr-wlth stages for Longton, Kcodsshs, Fredonia Parker and other points Southern Kansas aud Indion Territory. This Is the best and most direct route to tha Os'a brated Elk River Valley. Freight taken from any point of the Bart to tha end of the track without break of bulk.

J. J. Pencil lor Jlarung uuen, ana a oox oi uyptn Times." the waters became a wall, and the chil I on Uair Curlers. we seek to win our countrymen in masses from the ensnaring lures of spec "The brat, cheapest and most sncressfl Mute. Demorest's Combination Suspender and XSIioulder Brace, either for Ladiss and Children; poatage 12 Rts.

dren of Israel went over on dry ground safely, and how the pursuing Egyptians, the chariots and horsemen, and For full Information relating to either the freicht ulation, of traffic, and of always over or passenger business, apply to crowded professions, to' tho tranquil I An Order for Plain pattern's to the amount of CO H. BALDWIN. BSpU C. B. Pici, Oen'l Pr't Ticket Ag't.

all the hosts of Pharaoh were drowned. paths of productive industry. We JLOtwo dollars, to bo nclected at one time, from the dexigns In our Magazine er Showroom, auy time during the year. raiplly pnper ta tho union." Harper's Weskly. SrtMJDIDLY ILLUSTRATED KOTICI3 OS TUB russ.

would gladly deplete our over-crowded Now, my brethren, as this reads it is 1 1 la a 1 I 1 A The Chromo Tltle-naec edition of "La -Belle ISS0URI, KANSAS TEX cities, where thousands vainly jostle hard to believe ana aiincuii io expiaiu, IftBleurette Polka and to iuc.lude a copy of Nil-Aon's 'Birdie." or '-Light Paiitartlc'5 Polka. and crowd in misguided ouest of but I will explain it. It don mean AS Railway. "NEOSHO DIVISION." 'something to to cover prairies and The model Newspaper of our country. Complete or any other of Vienna Beraorest's muic, and a flue Imperial Photograph of the composer, in the Rem- what it says for I tell you I have read it in the original Greek, and it is In all the departments of an American Family Pa plains with colonics absorbed agri Dniuui 1 A hidv's elegant Uorocco Portmonnale with On and after October 1870, trains will be per, Harper's Weekly has earned for Itself a right culture, mechanics and manufactures, there all explained and made pertoctly follows lrjl'ockets.

its title. "A Journal of Civilization." Nrw York and constantly projecting into the A fine Morocco Reticule postage 30 cts. SOUTHWARD. Evkhtso Post. 16 i plain and in the next translation of the Bible, which our church is getting out it will all be explained.

Now this The best publication of its class Id America, ami Leave rPassenmr.t keaam. blank void wilderness the homes and the works of civilized man. Holding i Mmo. Demorest's Excelsior System of Dress- so far ahead of all other weekly journals as not tc 1 1 Cutting, and the Children's Magic Dress-Chart. permit of any comparison between It aud any o' Junctiou Oity.st 8:00 am Couecil Grove 9:30 do Emporia Ottumwa 2:05 do passage of scripture, when properly exolained.

means simply this Whon the protection of home industry by discriminating duties on imported An excellent selection of twenty-five pact lOagus of annual flower Seeds. their number. Its columns contain Ihe finest col lections of reading matter that uie printed. It- Moses and the children of Israel arriv wares and tabnes essential to the rap Burlington 2:56 do Neosho Fall 4:40 do Humboldt 6:30 do Large and fine Photographs of both Mr. and ly.Mme.

Deraorest, token by Rockwond In the Rembrandt style on Jmper. Card. or on 8 by lOinch Illurtrtions are numerous and beautiful, bcinx furn id, beneficient diffusion of production ished by the chleT artists of ths country. Bosto New Chicago 6:46 do esrdboaras, reaay tor ed at the Red Sea they camped all night, and it turned cold, and the 'strone east wind' caused it to freeze in all its phases and departments, and Tratblsb. A Rencn morocco gin eage rnotograpic Al 20 Lndore 7:65 do Labette 9:05 do Oswego 9:40 do so to the instruction of our people in bum for holding 60 Pictures; postage lo cents.

SUBSCRIPTIONS 1871. TIRMS Thirty pieces of Hitchcock's Half-Dime or fif- over and the truth of the whole mat til the gainful art, of peace, we urge Arrive at Harper's Weekly, one year, $4 0' I teen pieces Dime siusic Dcst selection Chetopa 10:20 do ter is Dlain. as vou can see that the mr countrymen to adaer to and uphold fl Perkins' "song bound in cloth and gilt An extra copy of the Magaiine Weekly or Bazm children of Israel passed over, 'dry- that policy in undoubting faith that it 2aii 200 pieces new Music postage 20 cts, NORTHWARD. Leave (Passenger.5 will be supplied gratis for every Club of Kive Sub 0 A Binder in cloth and gilt for Demoserst's on the ice. There were no such the true section and every useful class, ncribcrs at four dollars each, in one remittance Uhctnpa 6:00 a as siw Magazine, Oswego 5:4 dfl Six six copies for twenty dollars, withont extra copy is thereby subserved and promoted.

A A oackage of Mine. Demorest's superior Nee- H-t yA Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine, Weekly am things as great walls. The original Greek will not permit any such unjust and difficult translations. And again, dies, a pkge of lily or roseate Bloom, aud a tra Ubetle i do Humboldt 9:30 do Neosho Falls 10:40 do VV sell the weekly to clubs for less Baiar to one address one year Ten dollars or Twi cing wbeel than its value in dwellings for waste lineton 12:16 of Harper's Periodical, to one address for one yea1 when the Efirvntians, with tneir im Ottumwa do paper aud although its subscription is Jean Ingetew's Songs of Seven, Schiller's 6iQ Song of the Hell, aud Poe's Raven, all profusely ami elegantly Illustrated with flue engravings and original music, and beautifully bound together in Seven Dollars. Back numbers can be supplied at any time.

r.mpona ao Council Orovc 5:10 do already very lai'ge, we believe that a Arrive at mense armies, heavy chariots, and great weights, pursued the ohildren on the ice. thev broke through it, and halt million more tanners will take it Th Annual Volumes of Harper's Weekly, Inneoi Junction City 8:10 da olotli aim gilt. 2g Wood's Household Magazine for one year, cloth binding, will be sent by express, free of ex whenever it shall be commended to Connecting with the Kansas Pacific Railway at pense, for seven dollars each. A compIeteSet, com were til engulphed, drowned and lost. their attention.

We ask our friends MR Our School Day Visitor. Monthly, for one Junction City. prising Fourteen Volumes, sent on receipt of cash sal I year. This, my brethren, and enters, is the everywhere to aid us in so commend Connections made at Emporia, Burlington, nam- at the rate of $5 26 per volume, freight at expense The Bright Side. A juvenile weekly, for ing it.

bdldt and Chetopa with stages for all points In Southern and Sonthwestern Knnsos. UW one year. of purchaser. Volume XIV, ready Jauuary 1st, true and fair explanation of this circumstance, and the original Greek in OO Mme. Demorest's Mammoth Bulletin of Fash- 1871.

Asa Family Newspaper, ions, elegantly col'd with book of deecr'us, the next translation will explain it to The postage on Harper's Weekly Is 20 cents a year, F. C. WHITE, Superintendent, Junction City, Kassaa. The Weekly Tribune is pre-eminent. A A set of 4 fine engravings, founded on Cole's OU Voyage of Life Iufancy, Touth, Manhood and you all, and make it plain.

which must be paid at the sucscribcrs post-offlce. Address HARPER fc BR0THKR, New York. Old Age, and either Poe's Raven, Jean Ingf low's At this point a brother sitting back In addition to reviews, notices of new books, poetry, we publish short stories, original or Beleoted, which will songs oryeven, or scnuu rs song or the sen. ATCHISON, T0PEKA SANTA FE Railway. Trains rna AND "REPOSITORY in the congregation, arose and said "Brother I would like to asl QJ The Orpheus, a monthly musical Journal, for OF FASHION, PLEASURE INSTRUCTION." i one ysat.

rubusnea oy rona company. follows generally be concluded in a single issue, or at most in two or three. We a question, provided you have no ob- Q2S Tennyson's poems complete. Bazar. Harper's GOING, west.

Leave (Mall.) (Mixed.) lcctions. How to write. Talk, Behave, and Do Busl intend that tho TRIBUNE, shall keep OO ness a useful and splendid Book of 600 pages, North Topeka 1:60 7:16 a tho advance in all that concerns the Bound in cloth, gilt. rrice(2 25; postage 24 cents The Elder, looking triumphantly toward the brother, answered, "all right A supplement containing numerous full sized pat Topeka 2:05 do do terns of useful articles every fortnight. agricultural, manufacturing, mining.

For Demorbst's Monthly, at sir ask just as many questions as you Clmllcndere 2:21 do 7:60 do Cottonwood drove ,2:32 do 8:10 do Wakaruahn 2:48 do 8:82 do Carbondale 3:05 do 8:66 do Harper's Bazar contains 18 folio pages of the size of Harper's Weekly, printed on superfine calendered 00, and Yodno Ambrica, at $1.50 and other interests of the country and that, for variety and completeness, want to. together, we will give the largo Chro paper, and la published weekly. "Well, continued tho brother, "my it shall remain altogether the most Oablus 3:20 do 9:18 do Burlingame 3:35 do 6:49 do Peterton 3:48 do 10:07 do Osage City 4:02 do 10:30 do mo, "The Mischevious Pets," mount SUB3CRIPTION3-1871. knowledge of geography and the loca valuable, interesting, and instructive Harper's Banr, one year 00 newspaper pubhshod in the world. tion of the Red Sea, shows that it is located nearly under the equator, and An Extra Copy of cither the Magazine, Weekly, or ing and varnishing, 25 or "Dressing the Doll," and the Chromo, worth $5.00 or three Chromos, worth 5.00 each, or for 81.00 extra, "Red Ri Arvonia do 11:05 do Reading 4:30 do 11:26 do Morton 6:00 do 12:02 da Arrive at 5:26 do 12:34 do Bazar will be supplied gratis for every club of five Ao newspaper so large and complete tt -w Tif i iitvt wr mil i is therefore in a very warm country, Subscribers at $1 00 each, in one remittance, or, as TlJ.fi rmiiUiN was and never known to be frozen.

Will Six conies for 20 00 without extra copy. ever fcefore offerod at so low a price OODCO EAST. the crentlcman please tell the audicneo Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine, Weekly and ding-hood" price $12.00, and the $5.00 Chromo: or, for $2.00 extra, Leave (Mail.) where the ice came from, of which he Emporia 8:00 a Bazar, to one address for one year, $10 00 or two of Uarper's Periodicals to one address for one year TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TI'JBUNE, TO MAIL 9UH30UIBCK9. "Hiawatha's Wooing" -price $15.00 Morton 8:22 do Reading 8:46 do spoke One copy one year, 62 Issues, $2.00 $7 00. -and the JJ5.U0 Chromo, requiring The elder became excited, and ans rive copies one year, ox issnes, y.uu Arvonla 9:00 da Osage City 9:21 do Back numbers can be supplied at any time.

only $6.50 in cash for $24.50 in ac TO U.M AlJiltUMS Al U.K VI HUE wered with lofty disdain, "If tho broth peterton 9:35 do Vols. II, and III, of Harper's Bazar, for the (Mixed.) 1:60 ta 2:24 do 8:00 do 8:70 do 4:02 do 4:21 do 4:41 do 6:04 do 6:26 do 6:50 do 8:12 do 6:27 do 8:50 do JO A tual value. "Isn't She Pretty size years 1868, '89, and '70, elegantly bound In green er who has asked me this question knew half as muoh about the scripture Twenty copples, each 1.35 0 Fifty copies each 1.10 2 kU nn Mint onnv to men Hnh Carbondale 10:17 do 13x16, by Lily M. Spencer, will bo morocco cloth, will be sent by expresB, freight pre Wakarusha 10:33 do sent to each subscriber to tho Month TO NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS ALL AT ONE POST paid, for $7 00 each. Cottouwood Orove 10:48 do OFFICE.

and and tho geography of the country as he pretends to he would know that ly, or Yocno America, on receipt of The postage on Harper's Bazar Is 20 cents a year, Challcndcre ....10:68 do Topeka 11:18 do Ten copies, each $1 .60 Twenty copies, each 1.36 which must be paid at the subscribers post office. zb cts. extra for mounting and varn Arrive at Address nARPER BROTHERS, NsW YoM. Fifty copies, earn i.uu Persons entitled to an extra copy can. If preferred ishing.

North Topeka 11:30 do this circumstances which 1 have explained happened thousands and thousands of years ago yes, sir, thousands of years bofore the, age of geographies, have cither of the following books, postage prepaid, On all Lhromos, except those sent Pnlltlrnl F.ennomv. bv Horace Oruelcv: Pear Cuitur uuiti ISSOURI RIVERFT. lor single subscriptions, wo will require for Profit, by P. T. ttumn The Elements or Agri M1 culture, ty ueo.

waring. i 25 cts- extra for mounting and varn GULF Railroad. SCOTT Time ta No regular FliOItAIi GUIDE and before there wa any equator I I THE NEW YORK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE ishing, otherwise they will bo sent on bio to take effect Sunday, Pee 18, 1S76. think, brethren and sisters, I have an Is nalilished every Tuesday and Friday. The For 1871.

trains will be run on Sunday. rollers, post free. scml-wcekly Tribune gives, In the course of the swered the gentleman completely 1" Editor's Drawer, in Harper' Mag year, three or four of the ttsTvo not fail to give full address. SOUTHWARD. Leave Mall Taola Ace.

HK3T ANU UATEST rUl'UIl tt ftlM EI.B. The first Edition of Ono Hundred In remitting, small amounts can be Bv living authors. Nowhere elso can so much Kansas 9:60 a.m. 11:00 o. azine for Magazine.

ANECDOTE Of FAJiNY KEMBLC. sent in U. 8. Currency, but a post-of- current intelligence and permanent literary matter be had at so cheap a rate as In the semi-weekly and Fifty Thousand copies of Vick's Illustrated Catalogue of Seeds and Shawnee 10:17 do 11:31 do hue order is undoubtedly the most se Tribune. Floral Guide, is Published and ready TERMS OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Lenexn 10:32 do 11:49 do Olatho 10:63 do 12:14 s. Ochelttee 11:15 do 12:40 do Spring Hill. ...11:20 do 12:47 do cure and convenient or money may It is related of Mrs Siddons that once, when dining at the country-Beat One eopy, one year 104 numbers 4 00 Two copies ........700 to send out 100 pages, and an 1W bo sent in a registered letter, or by a Five copies, or over, ror eacli copy g.uu graving of almost every desirable Flow of a friend, she frightoncd out of his draft mado payablo to our order. An extra eopy will be sent lor every club of ten uilisuale ao r.w do Paola 12:00 1:34 do Fontana 12:33 pm Les do sent ror at one time; or, irprelereu, A copy or Bee wits a Bervant who, when on toe point Address, er ana vogetame. ii is eiegaiiuv printed on fine tinted paper, illustrated mi TT 3 1 A ouecuons oi a uusy Lite, oy ureeicy.

Freight 8:66 7:43 do 8:12 do 8:60 do4 9:30 do 9:40 do 10:12 do 10:50 do 11:48 do 12:40 a ra 1:12 do 1:48 do 1:00 do 6:12 do 6:18 do 6:47 do do 8:48 do 9:66 do 11:00 do of handing her the butter, withdrew it Human 1 1:37 no Pleasanton 1 :6 7 do W. Jennings Demorest, DAILY TRIBUNE. wirn i nrcc iiunureu una imuu en quickly, saying, Osagn 2:33 do Mall subscriber 110.00 per annum. gravings and Two beautiful. "Excuse mo a moment, madam Fort .3:10 do 639, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

u6m6eri wisninq to pre Pawnee. 3:52 do II.IIK.l-.il E.9. there's a fly on the butter." serve Mr Greeley' Essay, "What I Tho most beautiful and tho most To which the grout actress, Assum Water .4:11 do Olrard 4:34 do ,.,,6:09 do Columbus 6:48 do instruct; Floral Guide Published. A Know of Farming and who pay the ing a look and tone of intense horror, full price, i. $10 for Daily JJ-ior German Edition Published, in all oth Arrive at exclaimed.

Semi-Weekly, or 35a for The Week er resnocts similar to tho English, do "A fly, tay ye How gat he there ly Tribune, we will tend the book, Rent free to all mv eustomors of A Gunpowder Plot. IT JCDUI CLARK. Win. Martin, Proprietor of the Longton NORTHWARD. Something of tho same sort comes post-paid, if request lc made at the 1870.

as rapidly as possiblo, withont Leave Mull Paola Acs. to us fresh irom Koine of her niece, Baxter a armlifliition. Sent to all others who time oj subscribing, order them for Ten Cents, which is BOOKS for SALE IJthTBIBPJiE OFFICE Fanny Kenible, of whom many droll stories are told in society of her with Columbus 8:11 do Cherokee 8:48 do Olrard 9:22 do The Trihnnn Almsnnfl for 1871. Price 20 cents Tribune Almanae Reprint. 1838 to 1868.

2 vols. MEAT MARKET ering speeches to indiscreet persons. not half the cost. Address, JAMES VICK, Rochester, N.Y Half Round, $10. UnniWi-Unns of a Biisv Life.

By Horace Orcelev, One of tho drollest is this A meek Wntor 9:45 ,...10:04 do Fort Scott. ...10:48 do Osaga 11:23 do Pleasanton. ...11:59 do EAST SIDE MAIN STREET, Various stvlcs of binding, cloth, 12.50. Library. young man was presented to her, and t.1.00 Half Morocco, f4.

Hull call fa. Morocco LONGTON. KANSAS Barnard 12:19 in Antlnne. 17. Freight.

1:26 nt 2:27 do do 4:34 do 6:15 do do 7:40 do 8:49 do 9:66 do 10:32 do 11:04 do 11:48 do 1:34 2:14 do 3:47 do do 8:87 do 4:16 do 4:46 do do TJEIYEGItAPII unluckily opened the new born conversation with, Political Economy. By noraeo Orecley .11.50. Les do Kwhank's Hydraulics ana Jloetiaulcs, Slxteenin Committee of Telegraph is King of Horses I Edition. Large octavo. Cloth, 5.

roniana no 1:62 do Hillsdale 2:13 do E. J. SwKET, II. G. Miller, II.

II. Wilcox, "I hear you have very fine hotels in Pear Cnltiiro for Profit. Qiilnn. II. America.

1 Arrangements. Elements of Agriculture. Waring. New Edition Spring 2:80 do i Has constantly on hand and for sal, the choicest BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON. Cloth.

11,60. ocneitrea 2:36 do Olnthe 2:67 do TELEGRAPH Will stand, the present season, at ths stablo of the proprietor, at "Tho Cove," three and a-half miles south of Ixtngton. 7Vrm 116 00, for the season. Season to com-menee on first day of April, and end on the fourth 1:26 am .1:80 do .1:64 do 4:02 do 4:82 Ao 6:02 do 6:24 do 6:00 do Bunt Free on receipt or price, in maKing remit. "Sir 1 have no hotel in America!" in a measured, contemptuous voice, that caused that young man to do tunccs always procure a draft on New York, or lese Shawnee 8:33 do Post Otnci Mont OHnm, ir nosslmc.

tiers either of thsc ean bo procured, send th money, orixly Fourtu I orjiny. telkukai ii is now seven yp coal blnek color, 18 1-2 hands high and welgha 1,300 Arrive at Kansas City ,,,,4:00 j0 Term Uasn in Advance. retreat with alacrity.TiiE Drawer, rrHl.hcsteash prices paid for Cattl, fh'T n4 pounds. For partlculsrs see posters. tnimS) JAJUw P.

KEESECRER. Ami'', The Tribune. New York. I. S.

IUENNI5Q, 1871. Mm Harper Magaaine orJvbj. ll'. UiVli.

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About The Longton Weekly Ledger Archive

Pages Available:
552
Years Available:
1871-1874