The Border Sentinel du lieu suivant : Mound City, Kansas • 3

WIIEN YOU BUY A The Border Sentinel. Franz Bernfiardt, geiiisilljesro; OFFICIAL PAPES OF LINN COUNTY COOKING STOVES Drowned. John S. Gray, son of Mr. Joseph Gray, of tbis connty, Mound City township, was drowned in Otter Creek, Greenwood county, on Wednesday, April 26th, whi'e fishing with a seine.

Endeavoring to swim" th creek he was taken with cramp and before assistance could be had he perished Mr. Gray was a young man, 29 years of age, and served during the war in what was known' as the black or First Kansas Battery. He was a FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1871. Ki means expired, or cross as It is economy to GET T8B EST This vou please. Mr.

MtiClintook Son, of Butler, Bates county, Mo have established a general wool and exchange business and "keep on hsnJ a full stock of factory goods, such as cassimeres, sattinets, jeans, flannels, etc which will be exchanged for wool or sold for cash. Speeial attention paid to carding and spinning. The Photograph Marriage Certificates are gotten up in six different styles, and any of them are highly delightful. Subscriptions taken at this office. Price $1, $1.25 and $1,50 per copy.

It has been reported on the streets that Uucle Bob Garratt contemplates suing the When opposite your name, Chester Crowel, it means, your name vill be crossed from the hooks unless subscription ig renewed before FIRST-CLASS WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, MAIN bTREET, PLEASONTON, KANSAS. The largest stock of watches and jewelry Southern Kansas. All work warranted for ne year. the next issue, DEALER IN trustworthy soldier and a well-to-do citizen and respected by all who made his acquaintance. We regret to know, that he is not "yet among us.

We sympathize ith his bereaved parents in the loss of their beloved and only Dry 6ods5 51,845 Monad City Nnrscry. child. The Photograph Marriage Certificate rocerieg, gotten up by Crider York, Penn are among the most handtome specimens of art. LODGE DIRECTORY. A.

A. M.J REGULAR Communications of Mound City Lodpe No. 33 of A. F. A.

M. are held in tbe Mason's Hall, on the first and third Fridays of each month. O. P. WATSON, W.

M. F. C. BACON, Sec'y I. O.

O. F. MAGNOLIA LODGE No. 20 I. O- O.

F. meets in Hall every Saturday eve. ning. All members in pood standing; are invited to attend. AS.

D. SNODDY, N. G. J. B.

LABRANDT, R. S. CI1 UR CH DIRECTOR Y. Subscciptiens taken at tbis office, Call soon and leave your names If you wish to send with first order. It will be remembered that wa had de livered, by Mr.

H. A. B. Cock of Blue Mound Nursery, ten dollars worth of soft maple trees, procured for setting out upon the public square, and that said trees received, from the lips of A general NURSERY STOCK in cultivation. "We have Spventy-five Thousand, one, two and three year old CHARLES A.

DA2TA. Editor. A Newipsper ot the Present TTms. Intended for People New ma Earth. Including Farmers, Mechanict.

Merchants, Provisional Jien, Workers, TUnkera, and Manner of Honest Folks, and iha Wives. Sons, and Daughters ol all inch. ONIT ONS BOLLiU A YEAR ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOB MS, Or Ihi than One Cent a Copy. Li there ba a 850 Club at aTcry Post Office. BK-ttl-WEESLY SUN, Sd A YE1E, of the same alaa ao4 ganarU chareter as THE 'WEEKLY-, bnt wlUi a crscter Tnriaty of mlscellanaons raadlne, and fainlanlng the mwi to Its subscribers wtm create tMeknesa.

beoanse. tt comes twice a wools Instead of onca ouly. THE DAILY SDN, 66 A VEAE. A preSmlnontlr readable newspaper, with tne largest circulation in tho woricl. rm, independent, and (earless In politics.

Ail the sews from everywhere. Two conts a copy by mall. 66 cents a month, or 83 a year. TERMS TO CLUBS. THE COLLAa VTIXKLT tT3f.

Fire copies, one year, separately addressed. Fsav Dollavsv Ten copies, one year, aenaratety addressed and an extra copy to the gutter ap ofclab). Klsrht Dollars. Twenty copies, one year, sepnratetr adaeee(! (and an extra eopy so the getter na of tint), Ftfteea DtUiM, Fifty copies, one year, to one address id the Semi-Weekly one year to getter of elofe), Thirty-tares Dallawaw "P'ffAr0110 r' 'eparately aadreKed (and tiia Beaii-Weekly one year to eattwr ur el TaiMi-ava Dekllasa. One DTJndred eonlea, one year, to -m eadrem (and the Ially for one year to the gbttor on at lub Flay Usilan.

One bnridred copies, one year, seoaratrly addressed (and the Daily for one year to the ratter op of club), Ktxty Beiliri, THIS SEMNWEIELY SUN. Tire copies, one year, separately addreied. frsrbt Dollars. Ten copies, one year, separately addressed (and an extra copy to getter np of cluo), Cixteea Doilaurs. SEND TOUtt MONET cheeks, or drafts on New 1 onvenlent.

not, tnen register tae letters containing moaey. Addiesi I. W. ENGLAND, Pnbllther. Sao office.

Kew Tors City. many, severe but we must say just crit'cism. No longer-than the latter part of last we met Mr. Cook in town and informed him Cutlery, Boots ami Shoes, Mats and Caps, fliieensware, Glassware, Woodeaware, APPLE TREES Have been soltl the last tvrofTears NOT ONE HAS EVER FAILED tbat the trees were not what he agreed to send, and that we wanted to know the reason -TO GIVE- why, etc. Mr.

Cook informed us that he did not deliver the trees himself, and that the trees that were brought were not raissd in his Entire Satisfaction Which we offer for the Fall 1870 and Spring of '71. Our collection is unsurpassed in the Southwest. Plenty of BEN DAVIS, nursery, but in a nursery that he had purchased CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m.

and 7 p. m. Sabbath School at 12 imme-mediately after morning service. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock- CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Services in Free Church building every fourth Sunday of each month.

Social meeting every Sunday at 11 o'clock. CHURCH. Preaching at 11 a- m. and 7 p. m.

on lt and 3d Sundays in each month. Sab bath School every Sunday at 9 1-2 a. m. Bible class every Tuesday at 7 p. m- MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.

Preaehing every Sunday at 11 a. m. Snnday School at 3 p. m. Female Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night.

of another man in the neighborhood of Xer.ia, and that they were delivered by the man that he bougbt the nursery of. Mr. Cook regrets WINE SAP. very muck that the trees did not give satisfaction, as he intended they should. We hope, on account of the good reputation heretofore ete.

sustained by Mr. Cook, as a first-class nur JONATHAN editors of this paper for libel, belieying his character injured $5,000 worth in a recent article opposing his nomination for mayor of this city. All we have to say about the matter, is this If Uncle Bob is fully convinced in his own mind that there is no Bhibboleth in the sanhedrim of tho Israelites he can go ahead with the prosecution. Vox popoli, vox Dei. Capt, A Ely, County Attorney, whom the Fates compelled to locate at La Cygne, called to see us last Saturday evening.

Sunday morning we saw the Captain sitting on the stoop of one of our grocery stores, the expression of his countenance, indicating that he desired to say Give me Mound City and you may have all the woild." We tried to offer Elp the consolations of the gospel as promulgated by the Republican party of Linn county, but Snoddy and Brice laughed at us. Last Monday morning Betty had an unusually severe attack of the hysterics over the mishap of Yip, who was foolish enough to swallow a spoonful of concentrated lye. We thought that if she was so mindful of 'little things it would be a good time for us to call out an expression of love and affection, so we swallowed the lye, and commenced to spit out soap at therate of one quart every ten minutes. Betty looked at us writhing in all the apparent agonies of death, and commenced, but no as she had done with Yip, by calling us her own true love her only solace the sweetest pet in Mound City bnt she spit out vituperation in a denser volume than we spit out the soap. One more such lecture and we will-be compelled to get a divorce and marry the first red-headed girl we meet.

To marry a mild-tempered one would make tbe transition too sudden, and the consequences dangerous. Sabbath School Convention. Quite a number of strangess attended the Sabbath School Convention recently held in the Baptist Church of this place. We were present at several of the meetings, and found them very interesting and instructive, especially the children's meeting on Sabbath afternoon. On that occasion Rev.

I. D. Wood, of Pleasanton gave an object lesson which elicited the general attention of the scholars, and their aptness in answering the questions asked, reflected great credit upon their superintendent and teachers. Revs. Collins and Clark delivered short and appropriate addresses, exhibiting a commendable earnestness in the spiritual education of the children.

The Rev. Clark is acting in capacity of State Superintendent of the Sabbath Schools of the Baptist Chut ch. and devotes his whole time to the work, and who, seryman, that the blame will rest where belongs, and not upon the shoulders of Mr. Cook, for we knowhim to be a truthful gentleman. He promises to make our lo3s good by delivering jannett; one hundred and fifty trees of his own selection LOCAL MATTERS.

next fall. THEY ARE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED JEl IS: ST XS JZ COOKING STOVE MAOE, AND WHEREVER RffOWH THEY STAND UNRIVALLEE FOR DURABILITY, AND CONVENIENCE-. FOR ECONOMY, IN THE USE OF FUEL, FOR UNIFORMITY IN BAKING, i And their perfect adaptation to Wanls of Western People. Bendfor Price List, td tf. BATJOX.

Bftmnfl 87 Park Row, New Yoik jsuzBST' 1223 Tea- rjar Mirira Co-, An OFFICIAL LIST of all: the Patents Issued isJPublished Weekly. MOTHSTD CITY, Kansas. Call and examine Stock and Prices. v7n21-tf LA CYGNE HOUSE, LA CYGNE KAX7SA3. A few rods W.

of li. R. Depot. MEALS, 50 Cents. MRS.

TAYLOR, Proprietress. All Trains stop sufficient time for Meals. WILLOW TWIG What a handsome present the Photo Farmers Plaatcrs, THOSE owing us on Subscription, Lepral Advertisements, Job Work, will please call and settle. We need money, and must have what is coming to us. Bear In mind this tact.

graph Marriage Certificate wonld be to give to a young married couple. Nothing would be more highly appreciated by them, Subscriptions taken at this office. ROME beauty; ITBXTIT GHGWEBS GRIMES' GOLDEN PIPPIN, (NEW), Mr. Henry Carbon informs us that he has just finished burning a kiln of lime of a superior quality, which he will sell at very reasonable prices. Kiln two miles northeast The finest of tho Photograph Marriage Certificates onlytcost one dollar and fifty eta.

They are 14 by 18 inches, and are perfect gems. Subscriptions taken at this office. If you want the very best clocks, at reduced prices, go to JESSE BROWN'S. STARK, (NEW), of Mound City. And Amateurs, SMITH'S CIDER, Good morning, John.

How are you Abraham How's the family Well, John, I'm enjoying aresonable degree Dr. Crook's WINE OF TAR! TO YOUR INTEREST of health, and Betsey Jane and the little ones are in excellent spirits, for I have promised AND Is a Preparation which ha been tried by tho public for ten years, and proved itself in thou-eands of cases capable of to hitch up and taice them to Mound. City next Throat and Lungs. SEVENTY-FIVE Saturday to see and buy some of the new Spring goods at Garratt Watson's stoie. The Southwestern Commercial Nurseries locaiea 'n tue soutn part or iiinn county, six- The new side walk on the south side of Main street has been completed to the corner of the public square.

Every married eouple in Lion county, and in fact in the United States, should have one of the celebrated Marriage Certificates. They are very useful and an ornament to any parlor. Call and see specimens at this office, Subscriptions taken. I can now furnish all the blank forms required in applications for the laying out or vacating of county roads. G.

BUSHNELL DeNISON tf. miles south of Mound City, are offering in Do they sell cheap, Abraham Cheap as dirt, John. THE CRITIC'S DEPARTMENT. ducemenfs to planters, agents and tree dealers Lis 2 OTHERS. curing all diseases of tha Threat and Lnags.

Dr. Crook's WINE OF TAR I Is the remedy to use for Chronic Coughs, or Coughs and Colds. It CongaS ConSUZQptiOQ promptly cures them all. iias cured cases of Con sumption pronounced incurable by physicians. Dr.

Crook's WIHE OF TAR I Has cured so many casea of Asthma and Bronchitis, that itha been pro that riefy competition 111 Southern Kansas taking into consideration the quality of stock Our stock is grown on high rolling praiiie has made a fine growth, and will bear inspec tion. We call particular attention to our Apples Public Square, Liberty Pole, Mound City, May 1, 1871. undoubtedly is the right man in the right place." By his pleasing manners and address Mr. Editor MALL FEUITi of which we have 75 varieties Peaches 20 Allow me to addrees a letter to each of he at once ingratiates himself in the good varieties, and Grapes 30 varieties. All of the graces of the children, and leaves impressions best and most improved sorts, and a selection those men and women whom you vry consistently placed within your Faultfinders' Depart ment, and I shall take them in their order.

on their young minds not to be easily oblitera of varieties of all fruits left with us will be nounced a specific for these complaints. If af Asthma. Bronchitis. ted by the evil influences of the world. filled with vaiieties that cannot help but please Ef.kial: 1 admire the style and language; In justice to the children, we must say that Irape Vines, their singing was one of the most pleasing features of the convention.

of your letter you make a point without many words, and there need be no rhetoric in the statement of plain facts. A hog and cattle preventive is no doubt what the fence was built for, and not to look at, or prevent birds from living, or boys from climbing over. Nor need a fence or person be beautifut to be useful. customers, uur stocK comprises PEA 148, UHEIIRIES. PLUMS, -QUINCES, APRICOTS, NECTARINES.

PEACHES, AND CRAB TREES, Drowned. Friday, April 28th, Mr. EVERGREENS George H. McLean, while sitting on the bank of a creek known as Irish Branch in Hedge Plants, Bine Mound towoship was seized with flicted, will you let prejudice prevent you from being cured also? Dr. Crook's WINE OF TAR! Renovates and Invigorates the entire system, BD(i rapidly restores Ex.

haU8te'd gtrength. Th9 very remedy for the weak and debilitated. Dr. Crook's WINE OF TAR I Restores the Appetite, in ii n. strengthens the Stom- Appetlte.

SlOmaCn. act), relaxes the Liver, Ll7er. Bnd puts them to work causes the food to digest, and makes pure blood. Dr. Crook's WINE OF TARI Its action on the Urinary Organs are both prompt and marked.

It succeeds JiJiitliv. In reproducing the urin- I ary secretions when oth-! er powerful diuretics have failed. Perhaps you have noticed that the most useful things are the least ornamental, and that those persons who adorn their fences and heads the most, produce the least inside of them, in fact the fence does not transcend nature, for it is an admirable representation of the former occupai of the premises, Judge Lowe, for he always was, and now is, more useful than ornamental, nd as also is the present owner. GRAPE VINES, including the Martha epilepsy, fell in the creek and was drowned. Mr Henry Palmer saoVbrother found the buy or body while fish- 'ir hooks catching in the clothinr Matilda I am sorry to hnd vou so snarl HOME NURSERIE3, ing and rf such a complaining disposition.

You surely are a married weman and do not find Wo have indirectly heard it stated that Elder Allen, of the Christian Church, would commence a series of religious meetings in this place about the 10th of the present month. If you have a fine watch of any kind that bas not been spoiled hy incompetent persons leave it with JESSE BROWN, and have it put in order, at the very lowest price. Mr. Edward Deland, of this place, last Tuesday morning started for Cowley county, where he intends locating a clai.n. Deeds, mortsaeresbomlg, written, "and acknewledgmen8 taken by me.

G. BuSHNELL. DENISOX. tf. As will be seen by an advertisement in another column of this paper, a petition has been presented to tbe board of town trustees for the privilege to build a side walk on the north side of Main street.

Verily the spirit of improvement pervades our community. Fob Sale. An excellent Boardman Gry, Iron Frame," seven octave Piano, at low figures. Enquire of R. D.

Warner, or, G. B. Denison. Elder Collins, of Missouri, preached in the Colored Baptist Missionery Church of this place last Sabbath morning, and in the Baptist ChurchTin the! evening. His evening's subject was the Ark." Quite a large congregation was in attendance.

S3 raARitiEu. SPROUL HARRISON By Rev. James PATRONIZE comfort at home; or else you have a nervous derangement and have taken too little or too much medicine or are you just about to go upon the stump as a woman's rights lecturer? Murray, on April 27th, 1871, at the residence iNew ine hite. CURRANTS GOOSEBERRIES, RASPBERRIES 8 Varieties, 5 Varieties of BLACKBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, RHUBARB AND WINE PLANT, EVERGREENS, EUROPEAN LARCH, TULIP TREES, MOUNTAIN AS II, AMERICAN CI1ESNUT, LOMBARDY POPLARS, ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, ROSES AND BULBS. of the bride's father, Mr.

John Sprctjl, of Centerville township, and Miss Allen Harbi HOME INSTITUTIONS. Dr. Crook's WINE OF TART I advise you to learn a few things or nature son, of Blue Mound township. before you begin to lecture or write any more for the public prints. Learn that snarling is the natural language of the dog, some Is rich in the medicinal qualities of Tar, combined with vesetablo in No cake no greenback can't tell where Brofcon down they'll drift.

AND THEREBY A.VE MONEY. gredients of undoubted Constitutions. value. which make it un- WWUBMKUU.WUS. 8urpsgetl for th(J com.

plaints enumerated. CROSIER HARFORD. At the residence persons), and ought not to be imitated by any woman who considers herself better than a dog. To kill the dog of Mr. Griffin, though it be an insignificant one, for using the gifts of of D.

C. Harford, on May 1st, 1371, by Rev. James Murray, Mr. James A. Crosier and Dr.

Crook's WINE OF TAR! voice God gave it, would be as unjust as to 0ES Removes pain in Breast. kill you for writing a snarling letter in a bowi Alias Hannah L. Harford, all of Oakwood. Bro. Murray told us we might say, Blessed are the young people who get married and pay DYSPEPSIA.

ng and barking spirit. Matilda, put toe cor Bide or Back. Is a most effective Regulator of the Liver, ners of your apron in your ears, and attend to Mulkey Ely. MOUND CITY, aug26'70-6m Molasses at GARRATT WATSON'S. the officiating clergyman a good fee." your pots and pans.

Jonathan: I presume that lecturers, preach Dr. Crook's WINE OF TAR! We are unable to tell whether the preacher's ers, doctors, and lawyers have just as natural a right to wear poor clothes as any other class of God'x noer. Their business is to do a dirtv blessing is sufficient to insur the happy couple a safe voyage across tbe sea of life, therefore we add our own best wishes, with the earnest Has made many persona strong and healthy who had been unable to work or walk for years. It should be keptin every house, and its life-giving tonic properties tried by all. Strength and Health.

work for the stupid, sinful, sick and quarreling wretches who are always getting tnemsehes hope that they may share earth's choicest joys live to a good old age, die happy, and be among Go to GARRATT WATSON'S for Wood-enware. Go to GAKkATT WATSON'S for White Fish and Mackerel Go to GARRATT 8c WATSON'S for Dry Goods. into difficulty and have not the natural wit to get out of it. It is a wonder professional men dress as well as they do. Considering the ciirty 532 If you have a good clock, or a fine watch that needs repair, go to JESSE BROW and you can have it done in the very best manner.

The afflicted will be glad to learn that our enterprising druggists, Mr. J. Johnson and Mr. Elioa Bartleson, have obtained a fresh npply of Campbell's Pain Cube, which Is a positive remedy for'pain. work they are compelled to do, tney ougnt to go poorly clad, and I have not the least doubt often feel ashamed of wearing so fine suits they do.

As they are not often well paid for what they do, and are kept poor, they cannot Fleur at the blessed in the world beyond. Sweet Potato Plants for Sale. I will, by the 1st of May, have for sale Yellow and Red Nansemond Sweet Potato Plants in quantities to suit purchasers, and upon as reasonable terms as they can be bougbt anywhere. Jerome Ely. April 19, anord to go pooriy cresses.

ioa prominent 6ARRATT WATSOTPS. lecturer" you mention is perhaps ncn enough nd or call for Price List. We have adopted the clubbing system, by which means a neighborhood can iniUe and get their trees at the lowest rat's, saving them selves the commission to agents. VVe also "give a nreminm to the getter up of a club. Send for our special rates to clubs.

By all means set trees for fruit and shade. Flowers for pleasure and beauty. Make your homes pleasant anci attractive. Remember where to find ns. Six miles South of Mound City, Post office address Fort Lincoln, Kansas.

LATIKES KIKSEY. N. B. Kansas papers south and west o' Linn county are privileged to publish the above advertispment, for three months, and take payment for the same in nursery stock. L.

K. septl6'70-6m to wear as poor breeches as suits his fancy. Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods GARRATT WATSON'S. How this may be I do not know. He was perhaps trying to conform with the general ap FOR SALE.

A fine well improved farm near town with abundance of excellent water, stock, and tools for sale with farm if desired. Enquire at this office or of ROBERT KIXOAIOS LUCK IS A FORTUNE. EMPIRE JEWELKY CO 311 Olive Street, Si. Louis, manufacturers of Cheap and Plated Jewelry, importers of Watches and Jet Goods Catalogue and handsome picture entfree. oct28'70 ly.

The Popular Route North Misscnri E. Is the ebortest and quickest and bett Last Sunday morning we attended preaching at the Baptist Church and listened to a very able (yet a ltttle too elongated) sermon by Elder John Smith of Miami county. If you want tbe very best quality of silver- pearance of your city. As one or your ricnest merchants lives in one of the poorest houses on Mam street, and tnis is rayngnt proper, so the lecturer" ought to be permited to forego tbe outward adornment. NOIJKD CITY RETAIL.MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY KINCAIP BROS. Mound City, May 4, 1871. Flour, per ewt $4 00 plated Spoons, iust call on JESSE BROWN, be will please you in price and quality. mm FLOWER AHD VEGETABLE SEEDS FinestBest Collection Sorts and Quality. Send 10 cents for New, Illustrated, Descriptive Catalogue 90 pages.

Send stamp, each, for Catalogues of Seeds, with plain directions 64 pages Bedding and Garden Plants 32 pages, and Wholesale Price List 24 pages. Address P. K. POOESEK, XIlooCJlESton, ICL BtOOUSSXCTOST Xl'RSERT, ILL'S 19th Year. 600 Acres.

13 Greenhouses. 75 G. B. Denison, docs cot devote Corn meal per bush Wheat per bushel 1 1 bis entire time to the study and practice of Uats Corn from law, but occasionally takes into serious con You Want It Everyboa7 Wants It I sideration the fact that he "Las to render an KANSAS CITY TO 20 45 50 50 2 00 15 15 10 20a 22 16 2-3 aci-ount for the deeds done in the body," when he bri ncs the poor printer something to AND ALL POINT!" St. Louis Eio tail Potatoes (new) per bushel Onions per bushel Butter per lb Lard Eggs per dozen Coffee per lb Sugar per lb (A) eat.

Much obliged for the radishes and lettuce. Larcrest Asscitment-all'sizes. Best Sti-V JJ fc -r 7 'T What, When. How to Plant Soma vears iloheTefaiaIiitliolNOrti.st S. Li Ives keeps the best cigars in town, as well as the best smoking tobacco, which he Fruit, Miad-, Evergreen irees, KOt three rfa-, Seedling, Osage Plants Apple Sc sells cheap for cash.

Isaac You may be witty but not wise. An unmarried mania the only enviable creature on earth. There is no married man who does not in his heart of hearts desire to be single, however loudlj he may profess otherwise, especially in the presence of his wife; and there is not a wowan, married or single, who does not desire to be a single gentleman. The reason, is plain, ter nature tells no lies. Happiness is the object of all, and it is only a fool who can not comprehend tbat the only tranquil state is that of a single gentleman.

Everybody calls him uncle, and if there is a smile or a kind word set? afloat he is sure to catch it if a kick or a frown it never reaches him. Besides there are no children crying for bread and clothes, and no wife to scold and look after with lust-leas eyes turned in all directions. The cojdi-tion is favorable to thought. Single gentlemen are the wisest of mankim'. -History records but one exception to the fact, viz Solomon.

But this proves my statement, for marrying was his only folly. A man prolific in children is never prolific in ideas, and the world never records him as wise. The three persons you have mentioned in your Je ter prove the position I take. I would J. Jrefore recommend Robert Garratt as the mo.

suitable gentleman for the high office of Mayo- owing to the city being so large and difficult to govern. Jake: You transcend nature, or else you place yourself in opposition to all her methods in the expressions of you. dislikes. Perhaps, however, you would Iik- the society of either of the young gentlemen you mention, and a Irishman, and rf- Cheaper. Only $2.50 per year, of 'murder, and i proprietors offering sat taaacomeats ta CMbi r4 -r 3ss8rs.

Eand for spieuaen copy irtth Inducements ta Judge told them iQaaywserg to BHEt flELD BTONE. choose a tree on whv MUloaw Surra 8gflT.Looi8.ito. Brown Syrup per gallon. Molasses per gallon-Dried Peaches per lb Apples Blackberries Currents Sast, North same Two daily express trains on arrival of KANSAS PACIFIC FT. Passenpers cb- i Union Depot irom tha beauty of procure tichey are driven to tho The r49 4 fortunate chanco Pullmajean dressmakers from Parisian modistes and NORTH irci'e tbeir 0Wa ia' H.

C. FISH, J. M. DAVegpondent says that 3J H- visits Prince Albert's THE MOUND CITY MILL Stbawbebries. Mr.

D. It. Lamoreau informs us that he ate ripe strawberries (grown in his own yard) on Sunday last. Kansas can beat the world this Spring. For a change we Beans per lb 15 12 90al 20 60 20 12 20 20 6 121 12al5 12 10 6 8al0 8 14 6 aoba7hirreaL GUIDE for 1871.

an oak tree, W.l.Anrr.,,T Tr- Jiated. have strawberries on Sunday and ice and wind ba hun on "If on Monday. Tanual' -Mor, Rice Bacon per lb--i Beef Steak per lb Roast Stew Mutton Rose Potatoes bhrubs Garden Plan ft for LEAVEKS gires a DAILY eer and beetliug, THE OLJ grSe8 deePer the rfmotf paper in K8 morJe and 8nd, l.he n-for the X3in. fir8t i oi snow, IAILT, per year WEEKLY, i Queen One of our butchers has requested us to Very day at Windsor, places a has- please yer honor, I'd rather be hung on a gooseberry bush." Oh, said the Judge, that's not big enough." Begora, thin, replied Pat brightening up, 41 I'll wait till it grows." Tallow -l-r oo i maris a cbP Hides (Dried) state that he has had part of his whiskers shaved from oif his face. He thinks it makes him good-looking, and will announce himself as a candidate for mayor.

Fred Smith is our (Green) L13IUCR MARKET. SuperSuons egotism make fools of half the human race. choice, because he's gone to the trouble to HAVNG BEEN; LATELY NEWLY refitted, the proprietor ventures to say that he will.compete with the best in makiag GOOD EL0TJR. Satisfaction guaranteed to customers. Cash or exchange for good sound wheat and corn.

In addition to tbe mill I hare A MACHINE SHOP complete running order, and have in my employ one of the BEST MACHINISTS IS THE STATE Call and examine before going elsewher I will not fail to satisfy. E. A. DEXAXD disturbing jealousy has provoked you to write, commit a speech, which he nightly recites to hie wife aniVtiina small children, preparatory ter in the Bible, kneels down, and ouera up a prayer that Bhe may meet him tna world to come. Two well dreessetf ladies we exanvnmg a statuette.

of Andromeda, labelled 'executed in terra ootta," says one 41 bere is tbat?" I'm sure I don't know, but i pity tho poor girl, wherever it was. Horace Greeley's new book, entitled do Sent post-iLin lo'e with an nn- seeing tney are so intimate, (did not Jonathan love David?) besides tl ey might be in worse business than loving one another. As to the do do do do AU goea piiy irai. oo ien ao Twenty do Thirty do One copy Fkee club. Address, to sn inasgurrtion.

jm trade. Shop la reminded last batur Full Bound, xnn, "fcalf moons" and the white handkerchief" of Addeeaa 'PHEiPSr-fchood around tbe neck, these are but the personal to the getter-up of every THE TIMES, Leavenworth, Kansas in TTaneaa a rp vet adornments which Nature prompts in the male animals at this season of the year when their 1,1 It IV. FOR 8 "What I Know of bids lair Smith Co's Lumber Yard, I Mound City, May 4, 1871. Clear, per 1000 feet $65.00 2d do inch 65.00 2d do thick- 62.00 Clear siding 30.00 2d do 25.00 Common siding 20 00 Ceiling, 30.00 2a do 25.C0 First rate 45.40 2d do 40 00 3d do 35.00 A Shingles Green Bay 575 tio.l do 4.00 lath 6 00 No. I Fencing- 32,00 at the kiln one ana lmes tnougnts turn upon love, so mat tney may STEELE J5UTJEIlW6ltreonbgreateBt tv s'i vear.

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will be over "Do nap 14 9 nnri rtr OnI peci tnai tne ursi kerchiefs and a burnt faceJ Jane you don't (C71CUC. J. Ut. talizing-w. (2i Crystalling will be hld at the Stone School House in Mound City on the first Saturday in each mouth, commeneine at ten o'clock, A.

M. Job work neatly executed at tbanded as by Miss know the definition of morals much less do you 25,000 copies. nil office. and Minnie Den- witii neatness and jio pay. OideraleS comprehend the mysterious workings of Nature, TOM TODD..