Pottawatomie Chief from St. Marys, Kansas • 3

The Pottawatomie Chief.1 Tbehre aT atfithe proaching cattle sale a tine bud SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1879. DIED. At the family residence in this city, on Tuesday, March 11, 1879, of pneumonia, Bernard, infant son of Bernard and Kate Bertrand, aged IS months. "Thre is no flock, however tended, Bui one dead lamb is th- re There is no fi eside, however But has one vacant Gentle KAILROAI) TIME TABLE. KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY- Atlantic last exnree going East, leaves daily 12,38 P.

M. expr-8 KiBg Ea6t, leaves dai except iu lays, at 5,10 a. m. Denver taetextress oing West, eaves diiily 3,42 P. KUfH City rxj isoing Westl tiVes daily, exctpt Mi-ndaf, at 3,08 a.

m. J. 3. WALKED. Agent.

HBg" 1 SINESS CAKD8 JL. E. A. II. MEKiU'iT.

Publishers. calf from the Fitzgerald herd of fins Kentucky short horns. Last Saturday a little son of H. Wilbur of this place had his hand badly mashed, necessitating the am-putation of three fingers Dr. Mil- YOUR SUBSCRIPTION from 17 83 ler attended A MOUNT- TO f.

THE OXLY HO I IN TOWN DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN Farm Implements, AND WGOlsrS. A Full line of the Stonnard John Deere Implements kp constuntV on hand, consisting of The Gilpin Sulky Plows, Iron and Wood Beia Plows, Walking and Riding Cultivator-, the Joitn De-ie Mo-line and Diamond Planters, Wood and Iron Bam Shovel Plows, Double Harrows, Vibrating Harrows, Coates Sulkv Rakes and a full line of the Standard MIT a If EU, WAGOIVS. MeCormicks New Iron Mowers, Harvesters, and World-wide MeCormick Binders. They alone wprp the ones which received the grand prize at the Paris Exposition. I am also agent for the Nichols and Shepard Steam and Horse Power Vibrator Threhers.

and the Randall Giain Separators I am prepared to sell any of above Implements as low and on as easy terms ASAsi wekt of kaxris city. A Liberal discount allowed for CASH- Farxsaerft implementsa nl get my prices before ycu purchase M. S. CAPLICE. rsriV ROEHKI.VGER, FASHIONABLE BARBER, Hair-cutting, sharing and Shampooing d-ne to order.

Shop In 1 rge stone building, opposite John store. Women Who want glossy, luxe riant and wavy tresses of abundant, beautiful II air mast nso LYON KATIIAIEON. This elegant, cheap article always makes the Hair grow freely and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and ceres gray-ness, removes dandrnff and itching, makes tho Hair strong, giving it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired position. Beautiful, healthy Hair is the sure result of using Katiiairon, Quite a number of subscriptions to the Chief expire with next week' issue. Those knowing their subscriptions to have expired 'iil please call and settle.

E. B. Eeynolds lectured before the citizens of St Marys on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and was received by a fuil house. We were unable to attend but are informed the lecture was very fine. Please give this matter your immediate attention.

bb tj rttsm. Duety Wild geese are flying dorth. Wasps again on the war-path. Old papers for sale at this office. Spring begins nsrt Thursday, the 20th.

Yesterday, about in o'clock, the citizens were again -tarried by the cry of Fire and under the impulse of the excitement a Ciiiaf reporter found himself in the rear of an excited crowd, and following at a slow jog-trot found himcelf in the outskirts of the city. The fiit object that met hi? view was a group gathered about a Babcock extinguisher striving in vain, (as usual), tq get the "blarsted thing'' to operate, and who at length were compelled to abandon it. It seems a Mr. O'Leary, while driving by the parish school house observed smoke issuing from the roof near the chimney, and bursting through the door, informed the inmates of the fact. A few buckets of water, well directed, had the effect of extinguishing the fire without any serious loss or damage.

Several new business cards this week. J. A. HARDTEN, fioprieor ol City Restaxiraiit Bertrand Avenue, St MARYS KANSAS. Cold lunches at all hours.

Fine candiei an 1 cigars a wj, ia stock, icecream, a-o-ia water and lemonade ia their som. I0f. G. WILLIAMSON, Physician 5t Surgeon, St. Mary Km.

HARTZELL TATMAN. dealers in Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty. Rwssville. Kas. T.

W. C0STELL0 Bring your jab work to the Chief MOHLE POOL office. De-! ir in Farmers, if you are in want of any kind of farm machinery, remember that M. S. Caplice is constantly receiving goods ot that class, and can and will supply you at the lowest prices.

"What makes your lips so awful sore?" Asked Sarah's eross-eyd pap; And Sarah to the old man sai 1: "It's caused by a small chap." Then Sarah's roangeat brother. As yet uaknown to fame Looked Sarah io th eyas and asked: "What is tho small chap's name?" Er. Nmltfca Wagons, See M. S. Capiieo's new "ad" this week.

VI DEALERS IN Who's going to subscribe" for Hill'e Manual WINDOWS, DOORS, BLINDS, HAIR CEMENT Buildiag Material Generally And will Be 1 at the General Merchandise! For a fine set of harness go to Mi Cormicks. "WILLIAM KURTZ. CITY DRAYMA.N St. Marys, Kansas. Wov'A ies' etfnlly seli it the patronage of all those esiri the transferring of merchandise tic.

May be lound at the depot. 2-St -LOWEST LIVING RATES. Tat an aih stscet, sear the depot. st. kas.

We hare on hand a large stork of FALL and WINTER GOODS, which we will sell at LOW FIGURES. Our stock is as complete as any in the country, and we will Ths town pump has been undergoing repairs. Read M. S. Caplice's new "ad" in another column.

Strange what a commotion a dogfight maks on our streets. Some changss in our office this week. Call and see for yourself. Local items, like angels' feathers, "few and far between." AS. BK0THEU, Drs.

Miller aDd Linn recently performed a delicate operation, extirpating a large lymphatic tumor from the neck of Miss B. Connorton. In this operation ihese gentlemen are deserving of much credit. The patient was at last accounts doing as well as could be expected. Teaclaem' Kxamination.

There will be an examination of teachers at Louisville, on Saturday the 22d day of March, 1877. Strang ers to the board must bring certificates of good moral character. J. Mitchell, G. E.

Shelton, Exam. J. J. Hostuttler bankers Heart Academy, St. Mary's, Snnsna.

THIS ACADEMY Offers te ung Ladi the West, all tho adrantajtes a iid, IK-ful and Polite Ed cation, duties -uiued, Scpteinbe- 2nd, 1878. Day pils I'mi ted to the cl ss a. Terms on ap ication, will found rerj- moderate. Ad.ln-ss, TH SUPKRTG8KS0, 3i-tf St. Marys, Kaa.

tii uron Seil Esta'e at Lev-vest Sfntwn nf Tritpf and Ceiumissien. Furnish cor-rectnbetne nfTit'e i-every of Land in the oustv taxes fo on-re idents. A'so, Le -it i -ud Insurance Agentf. Addreas. Bfal Brat he uisvil.e, Kan.

As any reliable house in the State. We hav Special Bargains in Boots and Shoes. A street sprinkiler would prove beneficial these dry wiudy days. Mr. C.

Plamondon was ths loser of a fine cow last Wednesday sfter- noou. Oar amateur baeballists are daily exercising themselves on the "field mm h. mnxey. Manufacturer and Dealer In PaSHIWABIB READY-MADE AID CUSTOM CLOTHISO. SWE HAVE A 3-OSS LINE OF ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES.

Call and see us at The Old Stand. St M.1RVS, 2-'4l A large sun-dog was observed in the south-west at sunrise Thursday morning, and was followed by a cool, refreshing rain. The weather changed, however, during the evening, and terminated in a most dis3a-greeable blizzard, proving quit disastrous to hats and umberellas. JOHN F. LIMERICK, WAMEGO, KANSAS.

MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate seonritr. Long tirca and the very lowest Bv special arrangments I am now prepared to loan money to the fanners of C'etitral Kan- a at If wer rates, and on better terms than eer before off -red. yoa want a loan on your farm, call en me and your want will be suppfisd. I loan on Fiual Receivers' i-eeeipt if you patent. Gil! at my office in t.outh of railroad Tack, or address me and our business will be (lone up in short order.

2-2tf greeu. WE FAY THE HIGHEST PRICE IN" CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF GRAIN. MOHLER POOL. F. B.

Reynolds fov- red the Chief oiice with his beaming countenance PAT'S KENNEDY, tit. Earys, Kansas aeps 'he best stc of Liqu in th city. Wine O'd W'-i a A a Jer alwav- on hand. A f. s' ass Bi lie Ti le iv a ntncc i with th Bel rid Ool- Drinks e-A ba el aireng' to id PAT'K.

KENNEDY. The Pottawatomie Chief, published at St Mary's, Kansas, ha3 changed hands, Mr. Clardy having disposed of the concern te the Messrs Merritt Bros. The new publishers are both young gentlemen just starting out in business life, full of energy, industry and hope. The Chief is now the only paper pnblished at St.

Mary's. The town has become a thriving, bustling little city, fully able to support a newspaper with profit both to itself and publishers. We trust its people will extend to these young gentlemen a patronage that will enable them to make a paper that will be a credit to all concerned. St. Mary's is a Democratic city and we hope its people and business men will realize the necesity, if they expect to hold political supremacy there, or to obtain it elsewhere, of supporting liberally and generously a paper that will uphold and fight for their senttiments.

That is the only way to win. Lawrence Standard. St. Patrick's lay. Pursuant to adjournment the Irish Catholics of the Parish of Si.

Marys met in Linn's Hall at 1:30 p. on Sunday the 9th, Pat'k. McGuire in the chair. On motion the action of last meeting instructing the Committee to hire the St. Marys band was reoon-sidered, and John Moyian, John O'Fianagan and Thomas Ward were appointed a committee to eonfer with the College Fathers for the services of the Collwge Band.

Immediately oa adjournment of regular meeting the committee of arrangements met anil perfected arrangements for celebration of St. Patrick's day as follows: The procession to form north of the Mees farm at 8 a. and proceed south to the city limits, thence west 1 sixth street, thence south to railroad, thence west to city limits, thence south to Bertrand avenue, thence east along Bertrand avenue to the Academy of Sacred Heart, when the flag will be crowned, thence east to the church. After the conclusion of Ma3 the procession will reform and proceed along Bertrand avnue to city limits, and thence back to Linn's Hall where a recess of one hour will be taken. Aftor recess the following programme of toasts, songs and responses will be carried out.

froorammz. Wednesday last. TBS The dry goods boxes on the shady sides of our streets are beginning to find eoeapanta. OP. MARYiV MSULS THREE STORES New Restaurant.

The undersigned are now prepared to furnish hot meals er lunches on short notice as cheap as the cheapest, will also keep on hand nuts, candies, oranges, etc. Will allways be found ready and willing to wait on customers at all hours. Plate of business three doors west of Linn's Hall. Give us a call. lOtf W.

S. ANDERSON CO. 0F- Insure yoor property in Continental Insaranee Company. A. J.

Bakey, Agent. s-ttf Four of our citizens signed the pledge of total abstinence at the tem-pctance meeting Thursday night. fiLaaarner has bought SO head of corn led steera, If you want ood bc; Ltik give kins a call. 8 At IfTIHENTAI. HOTEL.

r-RZYSYLSWlCE FRrTdCHE, F.ep'rs, Cor. Feurth and heaekee LBATISWORTH, KAMSAS. Tw SoUara Per Omnihusfe run to and am obis aeuae in eon. nee lien all the trains. If KSBirr HOUSE, C.

BOW UK, Proprietor. Otrnar 8 avduhy and Lnateeln Arenuea, WAMEQO, KANSAS. Famished th oughent. Good Samp KooHns fa eaimercial men. Ve charge for handling bftggaf $2.99 per (lay.

AR3 ALL The Alma News of this week publishes a list ef the names of persons who voted in Kaw township at the election on the Sth day of Novem- I mro 1 1 MANUFACTURES THE THE BEST BRANDS OF FAMILY FLOUR, 9 jSleal and Mill Feed-pays the Highest Cash Price Fer Grain Iks year mil, aid im tin Closest Attcnlion ta Cflsteii fat Guaranteeing F-11 ftfl All. A Reasonable Discount to the Trade. C. PLAMONDON. Henry Hammer is greatly im- D3r 1JWO- -ow mr- aw3 wlil a I rAn Sa lin an Aiirrn i mihliah a lilrA provirg ma meat market, ana ui 6 ist of those who voted in the town Una ZExxll Eiast, AND DOING THE LEADING BUSINESS OF THE CITY.

rater lana Myerses newoeaserg. getting reaey for warm weather. -o The larMt and the best stock ef Caddie in the county, ia at cni De- BAriaa'a EarnM bop. 23 tf. -c -KSANICS IIr.S, Louisville, Kawsas, rreprietor.

DATS McOOMA, A portion of the fence enclosing ships cf Alma, New Berry and Maple Hill at said election. Th Saa i It iccrao that brother Fowler of the Herald has an unusnally cleav vision, etttting that "Clardy's sham salo of the Chief like all his transac tions, is decidedly transparent." We beg leave to inform this gentleman that in this matter he ha made This hNM i 1 e'-ted ne the eou use an! offo its th nest a ninaod tioos Car trav lers Goad -tablia in eoun. eliou with ike houSe Bd. Burn's house wan blcwn down by the heavy winds recently. The oity officers are thinning out WESTERN STAR CARRIAGES.

Sedalia, 1879. the canine popelttioa of or.r MI JUS, Steam and water, LOUSVILLE, KANSAS, MSRRITT BSO i. Proprieto r. st bran fa ii Flour constantly on hand. A.

re rtoaahl' i'iseont th trad- I us'oni grin inj a specialt RYE grouml ou Fridays. fteV'a3 paid for 1 grin. txi8Vill. Jan. 11.

1879. shooting those on which no taxes slight mistake, a Mr, Clardy has My Drug, Dry Goods and Hardware Stores ere all FILLED TO REFLATION, New Groocls. are paid. A lull line of carriages, of first rect. On its arrival, ii you are not Several car loads of immigrants and stock ptsaed through this plaee last Saturday en-route for Hays City.

MOXEY M0E LW. TO TjOJAW. St. Patrick's Hay. by Johu O'Flanaga Garry Oten by Con Downing by P.

O'Farreii Wearir.g of the Green by scan Carroll by J. S. Wa ker Star Spang Banner by Lake Green by Thomas Ward Rocky id te Doubiin by P. Di.t by P. 8.

Nagi-Green Grows the Rushes by Owen McMahoc by James Graham Call and see me as I Trill not be On iaspra-ed farm" Lo in erear a derate ri ss can sel a i um nf one ip farms Flac them ia our hai ds if you want to 8 1, A. M. READ A CO Cor Lincoln Are. and R. R.

fr 'Viitso Ka.isa! Mr. A. TJrbansky starts for New York next Monday to purchase more goods to add to bis already suited, you cm return it by paying the freights. The freight will be about the same as for 400 pounds, first clljjp between your place and St. Louis.

lergymen and useful institution, favorably considered. To Carriage Makers: You know-that if tlis wheels are "Sarven" and fhe ftxfsfl -Arcr'oa Brand," the strength ia Ihorc. They are all right and tho carriar-j is likely to be all class material and workmanship, substantial and elegant, is now effer-ed at prices to correspond with the times and with the decline in all other things. A good, well made, st3dish buggy, with leather trimmings, oil tempered springs, sarven wheels for S110; With leather top and rubber back and side curtains S150; A phfeton with lamps and fenders $180, and all other carriages in proportion. All fully warranted.

large stock. WAGONS FARM IMPLEMENTS" Music by the hand The day we Music by the band Seng Love of country Music hy the band Bong Star spangled Simner Music by the hand Bong O'Gennell Music by the band Sen, The future of Ireland Muaic by the band So ag The land of eur adaption Music by the band Soag Bt. Marys Musie by the baad Bong The Irish in America Music by the band Song The land of eur Birth Music by the Baad Bang The Bar Music hy the band Bong The Ladies no interest whatever in the Chief office. Mr. Shauer, an employe on on the K.

I. E. R. was robbod of his pocket boolr, containing $20 cash $SC in notos and C10 in meal cheeks, at Brookvillo last Wednesday evening. He was changing hie coat and le't his pocket book and watch in the caboose; when he returned the pocket book had No clue to the rascal who committed the theft.

Tribune. Large boxec of the latest stj les of dry goods, clothing, hats, caps, boots and shoes, and in fact of everj-thing kept in a first class general store, are ariving daily and being eoveyed to Urbanshy's store, where they are opened, displayed to the astonished gaze of customers, and sold at prices defying compe'ition. Give Mr. Ur- Of all kinda Ha Tinao Prices. inrouD you a car- In nothing else has the decline in fin Ck A wr" m.

AUCrriOBTEER. TOTWn'HTANir nny location, pr--J3 -t in Tot i w- to a to ol a -a and surroundinjr cau that hnW myseli" in readin. ar to en all fc i da pf 3i and crjT them heretofore. Stick Sties a Specially, acd wei'iii widespread ailvertising a'e iiosarv-. d.

iernasthe most Call ate 'h'j Far er oftee, or address nte a TP'k- H. G. EVANS. prices been so slowly accepted as in 7C ueai 1 mi better than vou can rp.ndWr mk My Id ew ones, cordi t- look ll-roue my e-es, and tisfY tiriise)ne3 as to h- tr jth vrh 1 1 -ay. carria.res.

me creau or unsaie J. True and other prisoners are reported to have passed through Thursday eveuiug in charge of the skeritr, bound for Louisville. An effort is being made by come of our citisens to oeoura Jfraneis Murphy for a series of lectures at this plu.ee. Small bills are being circulated announcing the opening of new restaurant in th'S city 03' W. A.

An derson A Co. Hail Columbia byG. Helm H. C. Linn Yankee Doodle by Green by W.

McAnexuv Rally Round the Flag by Cen Downing M. 8. Caplice The White Cockade by James Carroll by G. A. Xirkland HailColuabia by Duffy by W.J.

Suiivac. The Girl I Left Behind Me All Kinds of Country Produce Taken. I RA-P OF ERIN," SAL 08. OatheArenae apposite the Depot, St. Marts, Kansas.

J. O'FLANAGAN. tor less money, it is of the best style, mr.tcr"l3 workmanship; but it iUz finish given to the most -o ork. This yoa ran Yoa take off the rubber curtains on leather; the paint haa a isad tody and yoa can rub down a or twenty more, cofits; and then yoa will have at, Article better than car orn, touched up to suit your customers, which Wilj fr-ve better tic-faction and more profit than your on work. Try it.

puices. Top Bugy, with Sarven work, dangerous and dear at any price, has manjr to use carriages, at very dear prices, or cling to the saddle. But now, by the use of perfected machinery, we can furnish a carriage strong as the strongest and at a fair price The Anchor Brand Axles and the Sarven Wheels insure strength, and all can see that they are getting in other respects just what they want. We use the Anchor Brand Ax'es, the Sarven Wheels, Oil Tempered Springs, th) best Swedes Iron lor the Iron Work and Second Growth Music by the band bansUy a call and he will take pleasure in supplying your wants, and will guarantee satisfaction in everv instance. Isa monthly.

lCO-page Scrap Book of the creair. of the World's Literature. Single eopy, or 92 per au uiiocruao uuju ot xoscmite iiiier price, Wsr. ih to (Mii-- ejnte, -Bd aere-gtll with the pure drtnka ol be man c'ure ad ur on, Irish ht.fi Br nd-ie, i estic me usd ad i k-g-, be i uti in c- tj. WARM AKD V1XED DRINKS In ti air 8 a-on.

ato. a si an hnnir Those who intend going to Lead ville lrom this locality would do well to fill their pockets with hay before starting, as it is reported at $130 per ton. IT. 1, 1 I. Christian Oakley's MisUke: a 91 book.

BB paper bmdine. and a saranle cooFof Wood A Song by James Music, Madly by the band. The following are the officers for the occasion: President, John Flanagan. V. President, Patrick Supples.

do John Callory. do M. Sweeney. do Jas. Mc Williams.

do John O'Farreii. do Thus. Ksarns do M. Ward. Grand Marshal, Thomas Devine.

Household Magazine all post-paid, for onkT 30 centa in money, or in one eer.t postage stamps. Arenas wanted. Most liboraUerms. bnt nnthinr sent free. A ddreon S.

S. Wood. TnbnneBaiUiac. JTew ox nr. Oil Tempered Spring's, Leather Top and Tii rnrni rigs, and Rubber Side Hickory for the Wood Work; and I wo nfffir a Buifirv that will run with Givera a call when in the city.

We set on Eke beat for all. JA ES iKSON the greatest ease to both horse and ard Back Curtains, Yv itiiOut Tor, im ST. MARY'S MARKET, rider, and thai win out wear two Corrected weekly by Mahler A Pck-L An exchange says that "too much shut-collar and too iittle young man" is the jrirls' yirdiot ol the average yomng beau of the period. Yes, bat thev will run after the collar. Wo know of a small city not a thousand miles away, in which, at a society meeting, the young ladies voted to hve nothing to do with any young man wearing one, Several of the windows in the building formerly occupied by the St.

Marys Times were broken last Saturday night by some reckless inebriate who deserved a hard bed in the "cooler. Wheat spring 40a58 A. MOKRALL, M. D. 34 tf Physician Sc Surgeon, Waaego, Kas.

Corn Assistants, Bernard Montc do Timothy Yaaghanc W7ith Side Par 180' Without Top 130 With Drop Front Fenders and Lamps, Phaeton) 2 springs 180 Phaeton with Springs, end Gate 4f) Single Harriets'! 20 Extras net, Pole, 810; Apron, $ZJxQ Plank Runners to transform a buggy into a sieigh, $7. LEACH fc 4 The blue ribbon movement has obtained a good footing in Roosville. clumsy vehicles made by ordinary workmen. We furnish just the article wanted and every test is wholly satisfactory. Piano, Coal Box or Drop Front Buggies, as preferred.

i Agents wanted. Whe there are none, we will give the first purchaser the agent's discount of 30 per cent. Mode of hnving: Deposit the price in the bank, and send as a certificate that yoa have done so, and Iks carriage wilt be sent yea us a D. fall 60a76 20 17 $2 00a2 50 8al0 8 35a50 45 $1 75 1 00 2 50a4 00 4a but, when two weeks later evarv PRAtil ATTORNEY AT LAW, Oats Flour Butter Eggs Potatoes Lard Chickens per doz Meal per cwt Wood per cord Bacon Judging from appearances, one would young msn in the citv appeared do do do do do do do do do John yuigley John Ryan. P.

McNeive Tbos. MoNeive John Moyian Downing P. S. Nagle. Thos.

Maney Hugh McGuire think almost all the inhabitants of with the upright linen, they conclu- that place had been habitual drunk ded that the collar would be vety ards. acceptable. Chew Jackson 'e Seat Swoet Wary Tobaeae. 4T-T- Sedalia, Ma..