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Prang's American Chromos The Border Sentinel. 10 UN CITY The bet forms of blauk Deeds and Mortgages on hand constantly aud for sale at the Sentinel Office. laiisas City Ad's- STJMM0H Notice. HE STATE OF KANSAS. In the District Court of I inn County, Sixth 1 A are facsimiles of Oil and Water Color Painting by the best masters.

They are artistic copies and, in most cases, fully equal to the originals. eminent artist says of our FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1868. Judicial District. BRIGGS, rOTWLN WOOL SACKING AND TWINE, at WATSON'S. Chromos of Tail's Groups 0 -3 Mr LjOuis Prang of lioston, of whose to disseminate through the country faith John W.

Hart.Pl'ff. against Suaan E. Hart, Deft ful copies of our wild flowers, butterflies. moths and birds, in suce forms, and so cheap ly, as to drive out of the market all inferior EST THIS MEANS EXPIRED, OR enoss as you please. When opposite your name, it means, your name wi.l be crossed from the books unless subscription is renewed before the next issue.

Lesral Advertisements to be paid lu advance: publications, has just issued a rhrouio litho i-3 fe: graph in oils of one of Mr. A. F. Taifs little GOODS and NOTICXS, Tn 1 1 I Thlr.l KANSAS CITY, MO. State of Kansas, to tbe defendant above named: You are hereby notified that the above named Plaintiff, on the 4th day of June, A.

D. 186S, filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Linn County, Kansas, a Petition for divorce, for the reason that defendant at the time of the solemnizing of he marriage with this1 plaintiff, bad a former husband then living, and Plaintiff prays that a marriage con pictures. The chremo-lithegrraph is a perfect fac-Bimile of the original painting, producing not onlv tne brush arks, but tbe very lines 1 tract now existing between him and tbe above of the canvass, in a way that surprises by its ingenuity, idr. Prang tries with all his might to make his imitations absolutely deceptive, not for the purpose of deceiving, but in order to put faithful copies, as good as the origi JOHNSON WOULD Respectfully inform the Puoiie that he has just received a large and completh stock of DRUGS MD MFDI CI NES. Matt Foster Co Kansas City.

Mo, wholesale dealers in Books, Stationery, Wall Paper. Blank Books, Particular attention paid to the jobbing trade. Wool Growing, N. E. Bartholomew has clipped from nine Spanish Merino Sheep, of his flock, this season, 110 lbs 3 oz.

Dick Atwood, full blood f'panish Merino, shered 17 lbs fleece. He was selected from Atwood's flock, Waterbury, in 186 Wrinkly Sam cut 16 lbs fleece. He was bred by F. Humphreys, Elwood, 1119. The other seven fleeces yielded as follows; Twelve lb, 3 oz 9 lb 4 oz 10 lb 12 oz 11 lb 12oz 8 lb 12 oz 15 lbs lb 4 oz.

Who can do better than this Farmers let us hear from you. named defendant may be dissolved and a divorce decreed. NEW ROOT SHOE HOUSE You are further notified to answer or demur nals within tbe reach of small purses. He brings to the work knowledge, business energy, It to the said petition of the Plaintiff, according to law, or a divorce will be decreed as prayed for in Plaintiff's Petition. aud enthusiasm, and what is more, a generous spirit toward art and artists, which is very pleasant to meet witb.

He has our cordial thanks for what he has already done, and our trust that he will do bis best to- educate the Gates Kendall, class he works for in the love of what is true Witness' my hand and seal of said Court, at seal. Moun4 Ci'y, this 4th day of June, 1868. IRA D. BRONSON, Clerk District Court. WEBB HILL, Pl'ffs Arty's.

June 5. 18S8 12. aa wall as beautiful." GROUP OF CHICKENS (10x12 $5 00 Mr. B's flock was sheared by James W. and Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers la GROUP OF DUCKLINGS, (10x12 in.) 5 0 GROUP OF QUAILS, in.) 5 00 John R.

Copes, lately from Atlanta, Logan Co -4 ce Ask for them at the Art Store. They will BOOTS AND SHOES LEGAL NOTICE. ThOMAS POTTS, Lona Catharine Potts, and Gideon Andrew Potts, and all other per be snt, free of expense, to any address, on receipt of the retail price. Our "Journal of CHURCH DIRECTORY. Congregational meeting House.

Preaching morning at 104 o'clock. Union Sahbath School at 11 P. M. Union Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7J oclock. Ia order to accommodate the people who wish to atterH the Bi1 le Class at the Congrega-gational Church a chance tan been made.

The Bible Class will now beheld in with the S-tbtmh Schoo1, and both will be held at 11( A. M- e. th: directly after morning service vhirh will begin instead of II a. m-Id the evening Mr. Merrill will preach or lecture.

Services commencing a 8. p. m. Baptist Services. Preaching at the Baptist church at 11 o'clock a.

m. and at 7i p. m. Sabbath School at 9 a. m.

UaUed Brethren. I will Lecture on the Course of Man, Friday June 12, at 7J p. in. Regular services 12, at 7i p. and Sunday following, at 10 a.

m. and at 7 p. m. Prajer meeting every Tuesday, at 7 p. m.

J. M. CHEESMAN. 5ree Church. I will preach on Sunday next, at 7J o'clock, id.

Subject Immortal Life. Joel Moody. Popular Art describes how these paintings sons interested in the estate of Gideon D. Potts EXCL.USITEL.T. are made, and contains articles and letters by several eminent Americans.

Miiled free. Marble Front Delaware Address L. PRANG Fine Art Publishers. Boston. young men, about 20 years of age.

The rormer sheared 124 Bbeepin two the latter 106 in same time all fine wooled sheep. They coul.i have sheared 3d to 40 more each, had the sheep been common wooled. James on a wager, sheared three sheep, that average 5 lbs each, in 13 mjnutes, by the watch. This is very much the best time made by shearers, th has come to our knowledge in he State, and we believe that it is the best. The young mei did their work well, and very quick.

CHEMICALS. AXD COAL OIL LAMPS, And everything usually found In a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. His stock of Patent Medicines! 8 i two doors North lt National Ban KANSAS CITY, MO. We hav a large and choice stock of the latest styles and pattern which we offer to th trade, at prices which cannot fall to be aatla-factory. ALL NEW GOODS.

We believe in the principle of sellinr everything cheap. We will duplicate any bill of Goode bought East of this place, An examination of our goods is invited. miy3-ly-15. hereby notified that on the 1st day of June, A- D. 18 :8, John B.

Huggins, the estate of Gideon D. Potts, de-ceasec, filed in the Probate Court of Linn County, Stote of Kansas, his petition for the sale of lands of said deceased, being the southeast quarter of section twenty, in township twenty, of range twenty-three, lying in the said County or Lini-, State of Kansaf, nUin-ing one hundred and sixty more or less, for the payment of the debts of said decedants estate and unless cause be shown to the contrary before said Court, on the first Monday of July, A.D. 1868, an order will be made by said Court, for the sate of the whole or so mach of said real estate, as will pay the bebts of said decedents estate. By order of Probate Court. JOHN B.

HUGGINS, Frightful Prophecies Concerning the end of all things Are made by religious enthusiasts and, on the other hand, philosophers insist that the centre ot the Earth is a mass of fire that tbe poles oftheEarthwilloueday.be at the Equator, and that the sun is gradually fading! Talk like this is very terrible; but, pending such wholesale calamities, it will be as well for each member of society to take care of his or or her health, and leave the rest to Providence. The end comes prematurely to all who neglect the preservation of that inestimable blessing. Suffer liver disease, dyspepsia, chronic constipation or any other aliment to take its course unchecked, and it will assuredly shorten life. It cannot be said that the means of protecting RattleSnakes. During this spring, thsre have been an unusual number of rattle-snakes in the country.

Three persons have been recently bitten by them, on Mine Creek, and one a daughter of Mr E. Perry died from the effects. The bite was on the back of the littl girl's hand, and tte virus appeared to have entered one of the large veins, and diffused itself through the system to such an extent, that physician's skill was unavailing to the little sufferer. One other case the person bitten, a little Executor of the Estate cf Gideon Potts, "S3 LIllllYllli, decease i. June 5, '68 10-1? 12.

the system againBtthe predisposing causes of disease are withheld. Ihe constitutions and physique of the least robust may be so streneth- Is Full aud Complete, consisting of JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES. M'LANE'S, HOOFLAND'S, WAKEFIELD'S. AYER'S, MRS. WINSLOW'S, par 3d ened and fortified hv a course of HOSTETTERS LODGE D2RELTOUV.

REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Moaai City Lodge No. 33 of A. F. A. are held in the Mason's Hall, on the first and bird Fridays of each month J.

M. W. M. J. H.

Marshall, Sec'y. 0,0. F. MAGNOLIA DGE No. 20 I.

O. O. Meets in their Hall every Saturday evening. All members in good standing are invited to attend. JOHN H.

MADDEN. N. G. H. A.

Strong, R. S. SUMMONS and ATTACHMENT. State of Kansas, SS. Linn County, In Justices Court, before Jesse Brown, J.

in and for said Linn County, Kansas. STO.M.A CH BITTERS as to them all infant. We learn thai the mother left the but invulnerable, not only to the attacks of ep- uemic disorders, but also to the rdmary com Dcalcrln'all hinds of PINE LUMBER Lath, Shingles, J. B. Broadbead, vs.

C. R. Jennison. KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA And all other kinds sold by Druggists and F. C.

BACON, Dealer In STOVES, TIN, IRON, JAPAN, STAMPED WARE, AND KITCHEN FURNISHING GOODS-ESTABLISHED 1857- house, leaving the infant in the cradle. On her return, the child was still in' the cradle but what was the terrible anguish of the mother to behold on entering the room, a rattlesnake in the cradle with her child, and the chiid playing with the snake, unconscio us of any danger. The snake had bitten the ch ild several times on tbe hands and face. The mother killed the snake, and poured brandy or whisky down the child till was made drunk, which neutralized the effects of the snake poison, and saved her child. Several rattlesnakes have been killed through the neighborhood, and one was killed on Main Street, in this place, near a week ago.

There was some loose lumber being removed and as a board was taken up, the snake lay coiled up beneath. No one hurt, but the stake, which was killed. JL HEdef endant, C. R. Jennison, ia hereby notified that he has beeu sued by the said Plaintiff, J.

B. Broadbead, for the sum of $53 35, and that an order of Attachment has been issued by Jesse Brown, said Justice of the Peace dated May 20th, 1868, for the id sum of 35, and the probable costs of this action, not exceeding the sum of $50 00. This cause stands for tr al on the 6th day of July, A. D. i868, at 9 o'clock, a.m.

J. B. BROADHEAD, Plaintiff. $0 87. Pickets, Doors, Sash AND Office and Yard corner Delaware and.Ufth.St's., near Paciuc House, Officers.

D. P. Lowe. 1 vi.l Linton. Ira.

D. Bronson. J. W. Miller.

David Goss. H. Smith, (fillac'y.) J. H. Marshall.

Richard Hill. Thomas Preston. Win. B. Emerson.

H. L. Bailey. J. y.

Broadbead. County President Judge, Vroba'e Judg, Clerk of Dist. Court, County Clerk, Sheriff, Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Assessor, Coroner, Surveyor, School Sup't, County Attorney, Full and Complete assortment of PERFUMERY, AND FANCY TOILET ARTICLE? SHERIFF'S SALE. KAXSAS CITT, MO. IHtf OTICE is hereby given that the undersign X.

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Green Ac. WHOLESALE DEALERS 'IN. BOOTS MO SILOES, HOSTETTER'S BITTFRS, ed Sheriff of tbe County of Linn will, by virtue of an execution issued by the Clerk the District Court of said County, in favor of G. W. Simmons, against F.

M. Coiley, and W. A. J. Mason, and to him directed, at one oVIock, p.

m. on the 15th day of June, A. 18G8 at the house of W. A J. Mson, in Lincoln town ship, in said county, offer for saie at public Auction, the following go ds and chattels, to-wit One two year old heiferj one cow, 2 yearling steers, 2 yearling heifers, oue yearling colt, the half interest in one bull Also 17i 0 feet fencing boards, 750 feet Walnut siding, a lot of pailings lot of walnut finishing lumber, taken on said execution as the property of W.

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Barter, present proprietor. JOEL MOODY. HATS AND CAPS. MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH Kept constantly on hand, and all of which vi Jl De sold cheap for cash. Call and examine mber the place At the Drug Store, on fr.ain street, Mound City, Kans.

43 tf J. II. JOIIXSOX. Pro Bono Publico! NOTICE. In District Court, Linn County, Kansas.

Tamer Ov PIff, SOLE AGENT FOR THE David Over Deft Missouri. Ivansay City, WITH thanks for past patronage, and a well founded hope for a liberal share in he future, we beg leave to inform our old cus-omers, and the public generally, that we still eep at our old atand a sp.endid as3ortmen of "Unquestionably tbe best sustained work of the kind in the world," HARPER'S NSW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. CHARTER OAK, 3 That boquet presented to us by Mrs. -Butler, was a beauty the selections were of the choicest. 'I: ank you.

Mrs. has fifty different varieties of roses in her Cower garden. W. Lett, at bis Blacksmith will be founl ev-r ready to do a good job of work at reasonable figuies. Thore Is music in the anvil's ring of "The Village Blacks tjy Shei iff Goss brought us a fine lot of new potatoes White Sprouts for which he has our Unnks.

He inform us that he has had new potatoes of this kind, for over two weeks. He has one of the best, as well as earliest gardens in the county We call attention to the notice of 8-hool Examination and Teacher'a Association, In another column of this paper. Joel Moody will deliver a lecture on the evening of the 2nth. Subject The Grkat Educators the people. Ail are invited.

David Over, is notified that Tamer Over did on the 30th day of April 1868, filled her petition the offiec of the Clrk of the Distrct court of et-id connty and State, charging said David Over with adultery with Eliza Downing, and with gross neglect of duty, and asking that she may be divorced from the said David Over and have lot 8 in Block 2 in the Twn of Mound City Kansas, as alimony, which petifon will stand for hearing at the next term of said court. TAMER OVER pl'ff Dated this 8th day of May 188. A Standard Work. A Dictionary of the Bible, Comprising its Antiquities, Biography. Geography and Natural with numerous illustrations and maps.

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3-49-3m. the ximes," "TAe lest, cheapest, and most successful Family Paper in the Union," AND OTHER COOKING SHERIFF'S SALE. OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned STOVES. HARPER'S WEEKLY. 4A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure and Instruction." Harper's Bazaar.

STAPLE AND F.4VCY DRY GOODS! LADIES' DItESS GOODS Ji TRIMMIXGS Ready Made nothing Boots and Shoes! HATS AND CAPS! Hardware Cutlery Also on hand, a good assortment of Sheriff of the unty of Linn, will by virtue of an execution issued by the Clerk of the District Court, of said County, in favor of Johnson Eveland, and agains- David Deardorff and Ruth and to him directed, at one o'clock, p. on the20ih day of lune, A. lc68, at the house of David Deardorff, in Paris township, In said County, offer for sale at public Auction, the following goods and chattels, to wit Two yearling colts, and one yaar old filly taken on execution as the proper tjr of David ardorff. June 1st. 1SC8 10-11-pf $3 23 D.

GOSS, Sh'ff. Heating Stoves, TALLMAN, DEALERS IN 8TAFLC AMP KAKCT Groceries! PRODUCE COMMISSION MAIN near Junction of Del. StAXSAS CITY, mav-3-ly-8. M. DIVELEY, CO.

Wholesale Grocers, AND DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, Corner of Main and Third Streets, KANSAS CITY, MO. may 3-6 m-5. FOR F. C. Bacon will please accept our thanks for the nice lot of pie-plant, brought us.

It is an exhibition the finest growth of that vegitable that has come to our knowledge during tbis ason. We also thank Mrs. for that rich dish of cultivated strawberries. ich delicacies are the product of earful industry ai.d cultivated taste. 3T Jerry Botkin of this place, is Canvassing Linn County, for the book, entitled, ''Life of Gen.

Grant, by Albert D. Richardson, author of Field, Dungeon and Escape," and Beyond the Mississippi." This is really a fine work, and will bear the inspection of all. Jerry will visit the different neighborhoods, so-licliiog subscription. We hope he may meet with that suiceas he justly merits. He is now canvassing Mound City To wusbip.

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HARPER BROTHERS, Franltlm Square, New York MANUFACTURER OF ROAD NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that application will be made and petition presented to the ard of County Coinmissior.ers of Linn County, Kans. at their meeting of July, 1869, lor a road beginning a) the southeast corner of the southwest quarter of sectiou 21, Town 21, Range 23, of said County and State, and one half mile south. LEWIS FIN FROCK, Principal FRANCIS McDOWELL, Pet'rs. Mound City, May 20, 1868.

TEACHERS EXAMINATION. HE Quarterly meeting for the examination of Teachers, will be held at the School House in Mound City on S4turday, the 27th day of June, 1868, at 10 o'clock, a. m. All wishing to apply for certiccates are invited to attend. Teachers Association wrl.meet June 20.

Lecture in the evening, at the Free Church, by Joel Moody. Subject THF GREAT EDUCATORS OF THE PEOPLE. H. L. BAILEY, Sup't Pub.

Inst'n. Mound City, May 9-12-pf $3 75 BOOKS A.D STATIONERY And numerous other articles too tedious to mention all of intend to sell AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST! Remember the place Under lae Court Room, Under the Printing OJUce, MOUND CITY, KANSAS LL I SHOT HE R. Clotli Factory. TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE PLANT BRO. CO.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Agrietilt'l Machines, WAGONS. FIELD fc GARDEN SEEDS, Leather and Rubber Belting, No. 23, MAIN STREET, Between. Sec. f- Third, Kansas may 3-ly-8.

KANSAS CITY TOBACCO ffOR KM CANTWELL TRIPP CO. manufacturers of CHEWING SMOKING TOBACCO, CIGARS. SNUFF, AC. OfDce West Side Main bet. 5th 6th, KANSAS CITY, MO.

FACTORY IN M'GEE'S ADDITION. In connection with the arnual meeting of the State Teachers' issociation, a Stale Convention of County Superintendents will be held at Emporia, Wed. July 1, at SU.m inthe Normal School Building. The object of the Convention is to consult in reference to the general interests of our Public Schools, and the special work of County Superintendents. P.

McVicar, State Pup't. of Pub. Ius t. REPAIRING AND JOBBING DONE AT SHDRT N0TIC3. ALL WORK WARRANT A) SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

IN PURSUANCE of Law, I will offer for sale at Public Auction, ac the County Treas nrers Office, Mound City, Linn County, Kansas, Saturday, June 131b, 1S6S, at II o'clock, a. m. the following described School lands, situated in said county, and ap. praised at the sums herein expressed, to-wit Land," Sec. Towa.

Range: Price, neq of seq 16 21 22 3 25 seq of seq 16 21 22 3 00 swq of seq 16 21 22 2 00 nwq of seq 16 21 22 3 00 seq of seq 36 21 21 3 25 swq of seq 3d 21 21 3 25 nwq of seq 36 21 21 3 00 neq of seq 36 21 21 3 25 seq of swq 36 21 21 3 25 swq of swq 35 21 21 3 25 neq swq 36 21 21 3 25 nwq of swq 36 21 21 3 00 seq of nwq 36 21 21 3 00 swq of nwq 36 21 21 3 (K) nwq of nwq 36 21 21 3 00 neq of nwq 36 21 21 3 00 nwq of neq 36 21 21 3 25 neq of neq 36 21 21 3 25 srq of neq 36 21 21 8 25 swq of neq 36 21 21 3 25 Terms or Sale. Timbered lands one half cash' in hand, and aine lands one tenth cash in hand, the bal-nee in ten equal annual installments, with in terest at ten percent per annum, payable yearly, to be secured as Provided by an act of the Legislature of said State, entitled an act to provid for the sale of School Lands approved Feb. 22, 186S. The purchaser at his option may pay the cash in HARVEY SMITH, Treasurer of Linn County, Kansas. Mound City, May 22, 186S.4t-pf $12 50.

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6-8 THE FORT SCOTT MILL, and: MANUFACTURING FORT SCOTT KASAS. Make all descriptions of WOOLETs GOODS. i We are making several thousand yards of fine Grey Cassimeies for summer wear the best eoods ever made in the State We cannot supply these on commission until all cash orders are filled. Every Kansan should ordr a suit. Every merchant should have these goods.

Tliey will have a run equal to those of OUR ROLL CARDS Will be running May lt in day tiin by regular numbers at night for those who wait for their rolls. You will be sure of your rolls by-waiting over nght. YARN FOR THE LOOM also for sale or exchange. Carding 10 cents per pound. WOOL, WANTED For cash or goods.

The finer the better. Wc always give the best price given iu Kansas. Bring along good Wheat and get tha boat flour of our Flouring Mill. GEO. A.

CRAWFORD, 6-ly General Manager. JAS. D. SN0DDY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, and Solicitor iv Bankrcptcy. Office on Main Street, one door east of Uncle Ben's Store.

A LECTURE TO YOUAG ME. Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope Price six cents. A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical of Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sx ual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage generally. Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self-Ab is, By ROBERT J. CULVER WELL, Author of the "Green-Book," The world-renowned, author, in this admirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience that tne awful consequences of Se.lf-Abuse may be effectually removed without medicine, aud without dangerous surgicl operations, bougies, instruments, rings or cordials pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by which every s- fferer, no atter what his condition may be, may cure himself iheaply, privately, and radically.

THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO THOU-SANDS' AND THOUSANDS. Snt under seal, to any address, in a plain envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps. Also, Dr, Culverwell'g "Marriage Guide," price 25 cents. Address the Publishers, Chas. J.

c. liMSiB. mBoirery, Weif York, vo. uo4. Pofi pfJiie Box 4,588.

j. i onaiinon, .1. L. Kdlev, Kevili Turner, It has been suggested that we have a Bby column in the Sentinel, wherein to keep a faithful record of the births of childreu. Our paper is not large enough to record ail that oc-tur in the county though we might, what occur in the town.

Our town is, though, one of the most fruitful in tl is line, and it is a mat ter of great doubt whether any other town could get up a more interesting Baby show than could we; and we have too, some doubts at to our room being sufficient to insure an insertion of all, yet, if sent along in due time, we would wrap the littie hopefuls in the Sentinel, in aa approved style as possible. We have had three score within the last few weeks. well, let us see, this is written Tuesday, we publish on Friday yes 'tis true on Friday. We are a prosperous people, and may the new cares of real iife, increase the happiness of all 'Twai a wee little thing, that Bweet daugh A gift from tbe Father above ter mine So bright, was its face that it seemed most The tokeu of heavenly love. divine Ti the pet of the house, a treasure it seem-A well-spring of pleasure to me; fed.

Of tbe pride of a father I often had dreamed, Ere blessed with this small progeny The pride that is real. Is blissful compared With that which id only ideal, Jr how, i il-tther. pure ha pplne 9 bar- tf rit rC J.K Kt Jd M. J. Frjedsam, Jarboe Green, E.

Samuel Son, St. Lou e. Mo. Brunswick Hecht, Las Vfgas. M.

Kobt. Campheil fc St, Louis, Mo. Choteau, Harrison Co. St. Louis, Mo.

Wm. L. Ewing Co. St. Louie, Mo.

TAKE NOTICE. My wife, Eliza has lert my bed anil board, withont any just cause of complaint- I therefore forbid all persons from harboring or trusting her on my account, for I shall pay no debts of her -ontracting. CO Jessie Robrrson. LOOK LOOK GRAIN AXDCiTTLE We offer at our Mill, three miles northeast of Mound Ciity, one hundred thousand feet of lumber which we will sell at lo figures for grain or Cattle. Cash not refused.

1-26 DA VIS. LI.11E FOR SALE. Lime constantly on hand and for sale, two miles northeas of Mound City. HENRY CARBON. Mound City, May 1st, 1SS8.

J. Townsend, Special attention given to the Sale of all kinds of Produce, Flour, k.t. LUMBER. A LARGE and ffeneral assortment of Lum EKTIST is prepered to exacute with promptness and skil any work in his line. Office on- Miin Street' over Bjrthb-- Comignm'ts Respectfully Sollcitr d.

The best REAPERS, and MOW ors, ere sold tby BARTHOI.OMfc VT fc SMIT. I. nd thnna. ber on hand, at LOW Kennedy's Mill. 3 mil's east of Brooklyn and 4 miles above Trading Post, on tUe-Miri Cviee J.me 3, for Colcn BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES FOR sale at this Oiice'.

PrTpl and e'riel aHrnticn given yusiceas, SUBSCRIPTIONS t-iken Rural at this cfica. i mew Smitu'a Hrda re Store..