The Cherokee Sentinel from Baxter Springs, Kansas • 3

-ew i. ii And fiovv, deur V.Afi., I inr oni you 31 Ell QUA TA ILOIUNG STATE LIKE MACHINE WORKS 7 Mr. (I. i tlie puliHc ti jmrtlniliulj iiot'i that be la everythliijr in bia line cni Af as caa 1m hnd FItlDAT, OCTOBER 10, 13C0. JAK1E8 P.

-GREEN. TZJiiHH CITY, 3riSOXJX5I', MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IM STATIONARY ENGINES, TUBULAK MERCHANT FLO It MILLS, MINING MACIlLVKIiY, PORTABLE ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS, POIiTABLE CIR. SAAV MILLS, QUARTZ MILLS. MACHINE FORGING, CAST IRON BUILDING FRONTS, SORGHUM MILLS, SCHOOL FURNITURE CASTINGS, WROUGHT IRON JAILS A SPECIALTY 1 WRUOCHT IRON TRUS3 AND CRATE WORK. Anlo Castings and Power Lot? Turners, Pnsh Weights, Treating Stoves fir Shops end Factories, Finlslifd Brss Work In variety, nt Manufacturcra' l'rieea.

feleum and Water tillages. Hteam Whiitli s. st-a Kn- gine governors, 1'lle llamniers and Crane Geer. Furnibhiiig, Jtubber and Leather liclting. RAILROAD FROGS SWITCH FANCY FENCING.

BRASg CASTINGS, HALL SEAT CASTINGS. Bolts for Truss Brife es. Uovvruors on hand at uiauufaciurt-i prices. Mill PUBLICO. GROCERIES, COPPESR SHEET IROH WORK.

SIIIVE BLOCKS PURCHASE BLOCJIS. PROMPTLY DONE. Orders bv mall nroniotlv attended to mUr.r.ii Caul Scrap Irou, IlraBS and Copper. Work Delivered at the Depot Free of Charge. tj Post Office Drawer Vo.

72, Kansas City, Missouri. af PRO BONO I Tj LI AMS BRO. DRY GOODS Military Street, Opposite Gregg Jb Prickclt't Drug Stcrt,) BAXTEP. KAKKAF. KEEP CONSTANTLY OS HAND STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, AND NOTIONS, boots NEW STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, Provisions, Tobacco and Cigars, ITails, Sash Glass, JOCAL IVTSSWH.

Arrival anrf Peparture of Mails. Arrives frem the Went nd taut Sundays, Wrduesdav and Fridnv 4 l. ni, Ari-ivntioni iVrxt ad Monday, W-lrMtMv nit 4 Vli i ni. A rrlvi-a Iron, laa Fast Tuesdays, Thursdays and ftaturiluvs p. tr l.eive livj Xorth aud East Mondays, Vrilniiiln a-nl KrhlhVg II.

in. f.eavcs for the West "and Northwest Tuesdays, Triiirfcili, anj SiitnrilnVH fl A. In. I.tiiviv for I he 6outh Tuesdays, Thursdays and fla'inilBVK a. ni.

Leave fur the Eust Sundays, Wednesday nod Fridays 8a.m. UATTEll Vaain-U. n. A. and A.

M. old their on 1st aud 8rd Friday of each mouth, at 7 o'clock m. A. SANFOTtB, fec'y. F.ST NO.

3- OS. a. rueets every Tuesday vsuinic Mcliarvln's hU. Transient comrades axe invited toattend. T.

C. WEAVEH, Adjutnnt. A. Sroni, Ccsamandsr. ulHia vim.ev i.nncE.

No. fff. I. o. meets at Mctinrvin's hH every Saturday evening, nt 7 o'clock.

Vlsitinf tneniiicra arc re iM-ctfully istvited tn nttcml. ItOltX. llcGAUVIN', W. C. T.

r. r. dimom, w. a. pyTlie Union Sabbath School meets every Sabbath, in lIcGiirein'B Hall, at o'clock (PET Mr.

John Lop? was caught painting some window stub yesterday. Weilon't know what hii reelings were, on being f.mnd out, hnt the Bash were rapidly turning white as wc left. f-Itis paid "of ft truth" that I'll I LI. I PS BOTSFOBD sell the 15 EST COFFEE offered in this market. rsp Dr.

Sehell, Dentist, will be in Ttaxtcr tlie last week in this month, when he will j.r -n ptly att nd to all buiiese in bin lhie. There will lie preaching in MeUiuTtn'a Hall by Rev. Ilaklry (m. E) on next Kabbth at 11 a. (faf The Union Sabbath School of Baxter Sprinps held its regular monthly concert last Sabbath aftcrnoen.

A goodly number of pvrsona wera present, nnd the exercise passed od pleasantly, r'hurt and pointed addresses were tna.le bv Jlr. Stowcllund Mr. A. Snntord. Messrs.

Gregg Deiinisoii (successors to Uretfff Jrick. tt,) arc now receiving a larife and reliable 6tock of Drugs and Medicines, consjistinit of well bclcottd lot Drugs, Paints, Oils, Patent Midiclues, which they will dispose of, at cindi price. OVERCOATsS, the hat in town, at very low prices, can be found, at STO WELL'S. IrFor Fine Cigars Toys No- ttoit of every description Grant -t Colfax, and Seymour A liluir Campaign Budges nnd Pins go tj the Spring Valley Honk and Notion ftore. Hp.ir.iin.

hoi Kit Y. Sumner Bros, have jiii't opened new Trovition and Feed store 2 doovs kouth o( the Pout Office, on east aide of Jlililary Sn et, where they keep on bund and are coiiKtuiilly re-ceivicft I'rodiice aud 1'rovisione of I he bcxt iuidi-ties. Higbent market price pnid for till kind? ol produce. 1 hey are lietej mined te Bill cheaper than tlit cheapest. Clve ihi in a call.

if Zs'eviu Talitr have just re elvel the niost complete assortment of groceries ever brought to Haxter SpringB, wliich tiiey pio- lw to aell it tip for caul Call and tiieir carrcc and tva ts. All f'ood judges" all.v that the JUxt Clothing in Baxter is found at STO WELL'S CLOTHING EMPO RIUM. A Govcrniijciit Agent was, in town laKt week, ensaped in asrrtaiuiiig(he btatu. ol ci nam persona dnring the rebelliun, whj have preoented cluims aaint the (Government lor 1jms sustsiiiied in the war. 1 fy CENT'S CLOTHING of latent Rtvie." and under trear for the coming winter at PHILLIPS BOTS- FOUD.

IMr.A, Sanford, onr worthr randidate for Probate Judge, is at present can Visaing the Comity in behnlfof the Radical party Nr. Sanford is an estimable citizen nd is worthy pn every respect of the hearty support of every citizen of Cherokee eoiintv. fiOVRRyvnvT SfKVET. Snflloiont i'ey imp liern ral- Sprirg Valley ana townships In a ii fnrvey mai of the JoTern-ent Strin, in th.ff t'l-wuslifpa. Thesur-Vey will probably next wek.

We lire Informed that theT.and department, at has dccl.led that It is siibjert to Homestead pre-emption. The treaty for the half mile, Quaw Paw strip I reported and meas-ttrcs will soon be raken to hav If uits' suit the times peenrc them early, at L. T. Stowet.t.'s. fKot iec the testimonial of J.

A. Pmith. County Attorney, concerning W. It. toilet and laundress soup, printed elservhere.

Mr. ITouThln pri'aented ns with several aw. nnd we enh teifr to Its excellence. We fnnnd It to be everrthinff he represented It. and we are glad that Sir Houghton has seen fit to mannrsefnre it In thiseotmty, as It will beeome eventually a lanre and paring business, as soon a lta merits become known Huiler, for cash only.

At hid atore will found everything wantedin the Dry Ijijo-U, Gruoery a id rrnvlalon trade. Cull and oe him no trouble to khovrfooda. Nkw P.ANK.Menprs. Vfcn Winkle It Sl.ter hiire settled In lUxler with the inteiitlun of opening a banking housn. Sir.

Van Winkle Is noiv iu annua City procuring a snfe, and otitcr neMKHarr o.Unn fwrnllure. They expect til renily to begin operations on the first of Xnretn. her, and will transact business in Ilotkin 4 '1'nr ner's building one door above tho Jewtlry store, We welcome tliem to enr town, and wish tliem the UIiiiohI Hticress in their eaterprice. jy If you want pood bargains in BOOTS uiul SHOES go to BOTSFORl). Soap.

r. II. Houghton's Rpjuven or, or Toilet and knundws Soap I lmva tisefl it and find it to be a very nice sonp for cleandng the hands ami making them soft nnd smootbe (used in any kind uf water, soli or hard,) and I have also been Informed by several ladies orthle couuty that It is the fluent soap fur waalilug clothes they ever used, taking any kind of stain or grease spot out of all kiiiil cf goods, when Mil acrord- ingto inttiiiciions. Mr. Botigliton Is inauurnct urlng this soap at I'lrasant View, KHniiss, and 1 would advise nil to give him a call aud try his soap, itc can acll it a great deal cheap than any other soap manufactured, and I am well that it is a superior aud finer article.

J. A. SMITH. Phillips Botsfokd have now on hand the Largest ana Jiett Select- Slock of Goods ever offered to the people of South Eastern Kansas. nEapryETjioAN MASS MEETJXG.

MaJ.II. C. Whitney, X. P. Aeors Hon.

D. 1J. Einniert, S. S. Prou- ty, Hon.

Watson Stewart, Hon. J. YV. Scott, will address tho tienriln 4 1 Baxter Springs Wductday, October 2Sth, nt o'clocXt'is. Ilia N.

D. IsanAifAr, Chairman Ttndica! Central Committee, axter Springs, September 20th, 1858. CyFUHNITUIiK, at low prices, at PHILLIPS BOTSFORD'S. Rt-puljlicau MeeliitRS. Amos SiinforJ, candidate for Probate Judge, and J.

N. Bitter, nominee for District Attorney, will iddress the people as follows At Pleasant View, Monday, Octo ber 19th, at 2 o'clock p. ni. Millertiburg, Tuesday, October 20th, 2 o'clock n. in.

Sherman City, Tuesday. October 20th, 7 p. ni. Lowell, Thursday, October 2nd, 2 p. m.

Checo, Thursday, October 12niT, 7 p. ni. G. D. Newbury's, Neosho Township, Saturday, October Slst, 2 p.

"ni. Local committees will please take notice and govern themselves- accordingly. Republican nominees, and others desirous of add rossing the people, will pleaso send appointments to tho undersigned. X. D.

IXGRAII AM, Ch'ii Rad'l Cent Coui't. Baxter Springs, Oct. 9, 1868. Ease Eall Club. Pursuant to previous notice a for the orginization of a Base Pall (Hub, in our City, was held Monday evening, October 12th, a drawn constitution, with by-laws, was presented and adopted, subject to amendments.

The following officers Were elected President. R. Malory. Vice-President. F.

S. IMmon. Secretary E. 11. Wager.

Assistant Secretary. J. Tutton. Treasurer "Win. Wiun.

DIHECTOnS. E. Lowe J.Evans. L. Vm.

Seright. Tut Motion was then made that tho pro ceedings of this organization be published in the The Cherokee Sentied. After which tho meeting adjourned until Wednesday evening, October 15th. E. R.

MALORY, President. E. II. Waokk. Secretary.

FROM CAIITHACE. Deah Sentinel- I have made up my mind to write again. The fact is I am in possession of news which I know will be Interesting at least to the fair portion of your readers. It is aoout wcauings. Just now our town is all astir in these matters Our young men have read "The Vic ar Wakefield," and they all agree with tho old vicar that a man is the best patriot who gets married and raies a triiily for his country.

For some time past there has been at least one wedding a week, and now there is much talk of as many as four and five coming oil in one day I Think of lvo uas oaII FOR CASM. BUO. 'locals" that you are tiiiui.tn'U'il, nnd that is equivalent to telliiisj them that you want to be, I wl-h to siiy to you thatif after six months'ff(V trial in Baxter, you fail to iind nny ono that wants you, just moro over to Carthage, and I promise to help you throiijih, and then you may soon find from sweet experience the truth of the lines which read: "To love, to bliss, their blended souls were given, Aud too happy, anked lie- brighter heiiven. But to bo eerious. Wo bad another political convention Inst week.

I learn there is a new ticket in the field, proposing to "exercise rule," provided the people elect them. What its truo character is, I am not particularly informed. Tho neighbors say it is mongrel; that is to say, it is a gath- crin? of Radicals; who failed to get a 1'osition on the regular ticket, with a sprinkling of Democrats bo, too few in number to make the canvass theiti-sclves, are willing Join their ditiny for tho present with these disaffected ones from tno other party, hoping that a better day will come for Dem ocracy in Jasper county. But the ticket will not win this time. There is a strong feeling among tho Radicals of tho county against taking any step which would in an' degree hazard tho success of tho Stato and national tickets.

In their inent, tho interests of tho Stale- do- maud tho election of McClurg as well as Grant. To divide the party might defeat this. It is true that several of the gentlemen nominated last week profess to support McClurg and Grant. They may succeed in thi. but the people are not sure of it.

It is well known that, they unilo with those who are bitterly opposed to the election of these men, in forming political club. These clubs hold their weekly meetings, in which aro ilh-cussed tbe various issues tho day, but who ever heard in one ol them an earnest plea for the election of Grant to the Presidency, or McClurg to be Governor of free Missouri "i Tho peo-pleare interested spectators of these things, and their minds arc made up to vote for candidates about whom there is no doubt. Tho radicals will carry the county on the 8d of Novem ber by more than two to to one in fa vor of tho regular ticket. This is the opinion of Occasional. eSTBuy your CLOTHING, and BOOTS, and SHOES at PHILLIP'S Ss EOTSFOKD'S.

n.i?VK'G KOL'SH Of Spauldino Joiixsox, three buildings north of the corner of Msi-ple and 3d streets, Chctopa, Labette county, Kansas. Eastern Exchange, Coin, Gold and L'nited States Bonds, bought and sold. Sight Drafts on any part of Europe, furnished at rates according to price of Gold. Interest allowed ou lime Deposits. Sk VK.u-TiTirtTY Bonus converted into Five-Twenties on favorable terms.

Collections made in all parts of the United States and Canakas. NEW RESTAURANT. WT II. AVI NX Ss CO. would re specll'ully call tho attention of the public to their New hVstauraiu jut lit up.

Meals can tic had at all hours, got up in the best etyle. Imy hoard nt verv low rates. Call Mid see, us, one dour South Iteni'ist's new building, Military st ISAP1KK Kuusiw. n.l-vl-lv. SALE A goodbusinruH hni-si ltxCH, and Lot, frontingon Mililnrv street, cheap.

in the City or Jiu.xttr hpnugM, lor iiue Apply to AMOS SANFORD, Keal Ksliito Ajfi nt. I At the store of HlGGIMiOTIIAM, a Female Clerk, nv-t twenty, of good character; and one who is ambitious to make a good business woman. The co-rnrtiierslilo heretofore existing between isntkin it cmrk lias tin auv lieen mssitvi-o oy nuitiiHl cotiaent, Mr. Eli E. lintkin contimiiiig the niisinessi ar tne nit tami and all to the late nrin Jtotkin ijurk will miike mynient to r.

win. Clara. Xlila 14in day or October, A. U. 1308.

KM V. BOTK1N. WM. CLAltK. Kotir, is henliy given that the co-partnership heretofore existing between Greirg A Pi-ickelt 1ms this day been disiilved by tnullial cmisent, Mr.

A. s. fiemiison purchasiiig the inlerest of Air. I'rickutt. 1 he business will be continued at the old stand, under the firm, name of Cireirir ft Hen- nison, to whom all indebted to the bite of Gregg it, Prickitt will make payment; and all demands tin-gg Prickett will be paid by Grefrc A liennison.

Ibis lth day of October, A. I). l-AS. a. o.

r.MEo. A. V. I'HICKETT. A.

S. DENN1SON. SOTICE. pilE co-partnership heretofore ex- 1. isting between Iligginbothsm Stono hus tnisibiv been dissolved by muti al consent.

Mr. E. iliViiiliothnin cinitinuiiig the bnlness at the old siami; to tiora all mUebted to suiil tirm will make payment. E. IlIGGINBOTllAM.

i. M. etONK. Tbis lftthc'srf of September, A.I). lbtiS.

STEA.W SAW rPlIE undersigned havo erected and In orieration. a new Saw Mill. i Saurt Creek, three miies north of Lowell, and six milea north-east of Baxter ftprinm, Cherokee County, Kalians, keep on hand a (rood assrrt-tment of all kinds ol lumber. liills on verv abort notice. Onk Lnmber, .1.75 to 2 per lnrt Walnut" ti.SH t4.M A.

i. CAKNEY t. H9. SPRING RIVER NURSERIES. rTIIE undemlgned would announce to the cltl-1 Zens of Itux ter and the surroiiiiditig country, that be is pii pared to iload work in thu above line, also kiip on baud the IlEsTof CLOTHES, CASS1ERES, VESTING, HATS, CAPS, Gents1 Fumbling Goods, of tlxo bent cxvivllty.

n.3-vl-ly. "fMEJiu a it i you aoixa?" TO JUL 73 To see that new stock of ts rv 2i i he baa just recceived, consisting of OVEUC0AT3, SUITS, COATS, PASTS, Ac, ic, VESTS, SHIItTS, HATS, cArs, Ac, Ac. OF LATEST STYLES. He proposes to sell CHEAP POR CASH. O.mo and go with me.

Olid I'll bet you will pur- li lure leuvuig." AT L. T. STOWELL'S CLOT Ell TJ C3- EMPORIUM, (or.pc-itf the rest CiTicc, on sirect.i will tie funnd all kinds of l'HOUCCii. for si'le at lOW- est itnu-ket rates. Cloth factory.

THE FORT SCOTT MILL MaNUFACTUR.HG CO. rOtlT SCOTT KANSAS. Make all deacrlptinsj of We are mnkin? several thousaud yards of fine Grey Cusiim-res fur summer weui the best goods ever Iimie in the Mute. We cannot supply thesw on coiiiiuissiiin until ail caxh orders live filled. IJvery Kansiin shonld have these fcooils, 'i'lley will have a ruu equal to those of lluri U' OIK HOI.I CAHOS Will be running Mny 1st in day time by regular runibers at lnttil for those who wait for their roils.

You will he sore of your rolls bv waiting over nifiht. YAKS KOIt THE LOOM also for sale or exchange Carding 10 cents per pound. WOOL, VTAXTED For cnpli or goods. Tlie finer til better We always jriv the best price given in Kansas, ((ring alorii' irood Wheat and get the bent Uour of our ilouiing Mill. 1.1U.

A. jiii tienera Mauajjer. Southern Overland Express Si 1 1 1 I ill 'yr I---- FROM FOHT SCOTT, KANSAS ri. llaxtor HprlngfH, TO FT. GIBSON, CHEROKEE NATION, Kansas Stoo Campanr's Ball Cearhes.

General Express Forwanling, Collectinn and 'lransiMjj taiioa Agent, toimecting with Ue-liubit; Express Companies for all parts of Uia "jiitwl btates, ssl and Packages eateiy ilcliveresl ai.d forwarded With dispatch. CASTER SPRINGS, CHEROKEE ZSTGRASillVI AVe havo now on hand, and will bo HYLARTD. Prop's. ready for salo and from the draft. Fine, healthy, low- on our own grounds.

Price 25 ceut tcr tho 12th day of October, 18G3, APPLE tho'folk w- APPLES. Carolinaor Sweet Bontzh, Summer Pearmain, Inp; named varieties. Two years old headed, well formed tree3. All grown each, $20,00 per hundred. Bcnoid.

Early Harvest, Hummer Queen, Early Pcnuock, AUTUMN Bailey fiwect, Colvert, lallAVine, Hubbardstou Nonaiich, Mother, RamPdcll'a Sweet, AVINTKIt Belllower, Yellow, Littlo Red Romanite, Janet, or Jeniton, Limber Twf Newtown Pippin, Pearmain Red, Russet, Perry, Keeknoftirther, Spitzciiburff, 1,500,000 OSAGE ORANGE HUM.UIIU Early Red, HopsofWino, Colo's Quinco, 1 CO per lOOO, 5 OS per M. per lOO OOO, -8 15 per M. per GOO.OOQ. Orders for all small fruits and every variety of fruit received, to be delivered after tho l-Uri of November. APPLES.

Buckingham, Dyer, or Pomme Rot.I, AutumnSwar, Lowell or Orange, Rambo. Striped Gilliflower. APPLES. Bellflower, AThit, Domino, Jonathan, Mllafn, i X. Northern Spy, RiiRRct, Goldon, Efrvptiau.

Smith's A7intcr Sweet Paradise. PLANTS, ONE YEAR OLD. JUXICS CHAFFKB. MISSOUI1I. (s.

1 fi-v to itif ri' r. i'l rr a no GO OO Seedling IPeadi Trees-very fine-will bear another year. 30 CENTS EACH, $15 00 PER 100. IIylal. Baxter Sprlngg, Hanw Baptember 30th, 1898.

sl-TlIf. 3. WALKER. L. n.

AKIN-NEB. (Successors to Marth, Coffey Jc Co.) WALKER, WARINNER i Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, Aexitcj XZaearri Ccrw- or Oompanyi Xo 2, Fourth Street, Opposite Marfcet House. iew BuiT.niNos. our nffice on the smith side, Mr. is putting lip a fine two-try brick bnildinir by feet.

The flretflTorvtains two stores. Theseond story contains two More rooms, with private entrances! a corridor, runilngthe lenafb of the bailing; 4 offlees and 4 bed-rooms Judpe Mnthen new brick residence is fast approachirg cnttplelion. It coDtalas I large rooms on the first floor, and 3 bed-rooms on the seeoad flnor Mr. Brnoit Is ereeiing a fine (rame building on the enst sirte of Military street, to be for bn'ns f'ioses. Tte first floor will riituMy be neennitd bv two large stores, and the seern stry iil nsed for halls, Ac.

The ew hotel is qri sprginineat featnre on Military street, and is a crefiit 'tn the enterprise of the t')Tn It i a mat commodious litiiidiiif i imiJ will be vpce yf a fr as If ANSA8 CITY. that, you who boast of your "single bleseedness." And some of them are, to my certain kuowledc, making' it profitable. One of our yourg found a pearl in the operation, aud while I am not certainly informed, et I doubt not that others have found jevels. OFFER to the Merchants of Sinth ATcstern Missouri, and the Indian onntrv. a U'en and varied tnlt of S.anle and Faner Jrncerie.

Provi-ion. Liquors, ia-nrs. Tobacco, A nd tru-t a bhersl TVM. CALLArirn..