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Subscribe for the Eagle. The Prescott Eagle. Buy your all wool and canton flannels at Miller's. Fresh cabbage and pickles at Fisher Brown. SaNTA Clil'S.

WILL HOLD HIS HEADQUARTERS Call at the postofllco for fine cigars. Entered at the postoffios In Prescott as second class matter, May 15, lata. Kansas City, Fort Scott Gulf K. R. Time Table.

Trains loave Prescott dally as follows NOBTH BOUND. No. 6Accmo. 6:55 A.M. No.

36 Way Freight 8:18 A. M. No. 2 Mail No. Hi 8tock FrelRht 0:22 P.

M. SOUTH BOUND. No. 1 Mall 1:11 M. No.

25 Way Freight 4:20 P. No. 5Accmo. P. M.

M. II. OVEHLKDS, Agt. Daily, except Sunday. Dont wait untill oad weather to bring us that coal.

Millers has the cheapest yarns and flancls in town. This year at the Drug Store of DO YOU THINK YOU IRE WISE? In not trying to do better, and are you content to keep on in the same old high-priced groove, when YOU CAM DO BETTER I Wo are not trying to make a fortune in a year, and OUR PRICES PROIE That we are the most philanthropic people in the mercantile business. We are content to take a small percentage of profit, and YOU MADE. HAPPY Rv tnltlllO llPfirrninc nirnr Ckaim A full line of gents under LOUIS SMITH. Last week wo chronicled the death of our esteemed citizen, Isaac Kenison.

This week wo report the death of his widow, which occurred at her residence in this city last Monday- Mrs. Kenison was born in the state of Massachusetts ih the year 1811. Her maiden name was Ilaima L. Barber. She was married to Isaac Kenison in the year 1840, and for half a century, haudiu hand they "fought the battle of life together, then laid down their burden and crossed the mystic river nearly at the same time.

She was a good wife and a devoted mother who lived, worked and prayed for her children as only a fond mother can. She lived to a ripe old age. Her life was long and useful. A mother's love and a mother's teaching lives forever. Her funeral was preached by Elder Brirahall and her remains were placed by those of her husband in the Prescott cenietary.

ware at Millers. Come to Prescott for DEN TAL WORK, Dec, 15. I have the largest and best assorted Btock of The best full stock boot in CITY DIRECTORY. alAYon. W.

T. Fisher. Councii.misx A. D. Porrin, M.

L. Bower, G. W. BrigKle, B. F.

Miller aud James Pearce. Police Judcb A. A. Kenison. Elekk.

C. Covert I'hkasurer. J. V. Miller.

Maiumial. J. II. Latuon. town for $2.50, is at Miller's.

Go to Underwood's for fine confectionery. Fort Scott (98 per cent crys talized) Sugar at Miller's. II. P. CLAY, ATTORNEY AT UW, Ever brought to Prescott.

Buy your yarns and canton Flannels at Millers. Prescott, Kansas. All kinds of Confectionery at our store that will and induco'you to come and see us again. Underwood's. EVERYTHING NRW AND ELEGANT I 10.

O. LODGE, NO. its Tegular meetings on Thursday evenings. All visititg brothern in good tanding are cordially invited to attend. J.

Uolmes, N. G. J. B. McKALE, Secretary.

-They take the cako! Those $1 Ladies' Button Shoes at Millers. WHAT DID YOU TAKE IT FOR? While I was away a certain fellow took my scoop shovel out of my barn. I know them and if he will put it right back where he got it, I'll say no more about it. W. P.

Ricgs. BAPTIST CHUJtCII, holds their regular meetings at the Baptist Church on Saturduy and Saturday night before the third Sunday in each month at 3 and 7 o'clock p. also Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. and at 7 p.

m. Elder W. SANDS, Pastor. George Underwood keeps the best 5-cent hand made cigar in the town. PRESENTS For your Families and Friends The Best and Cheapest Line of Boots and Shoes in the county On the contrary, we are easily satisfied.

is at Miller's. COAL WANTED. I will pay 7 cents per bushel on board cars by the car load. Coal to be delivered in Prescott. P.

B. Moore. Take your produce to Fisher e. sellers, m. d.

Physician and Surgeon, PRESCOTT, KANSAS. Calls prempU attended to, day or night. SUBSCRIPTION: Bne copy, one year, $1.00 One copy, six months, .50 Payable in advance. If not payed in advance the following prices ill be charged ne copy, one year, 1.50 'ne copy, six months, .75 Brown's and get the highst mar ket price. Dr.

Stevens, of Ft. Scott, wit My Stock of Goods Consists of a splendid stock of JEWELRY! be in Prescott Thursday, Dec, 15, SHOOTING MATCH. There will be a big shooting match Dec. 19th, 1887, five miles west and two miles north of Prescott and one-half mile south of COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES And see how well we treat our custom-ers. E.

miller Sons, and in Fulton, Thursday, Dec. 1. School books, stationary, con fectionery and canned goods in endless variety at the postoflice. CONSISTING OF Plush Work Boxes, We are selling the Rushford Rock Hill's school house. Plenty of fine turkeys.

Come, everybody, and try your lucfe. Frank P. Sanders. ADVERTISING RATES: Local notices, Scents per line for each in-ertion all locals notices will be inserted ordered out, and charged accordingly, linens ire have an understanding to the contrary, ilates on display advertisements will be made known on application. JOB PRINTING.

Wo hove excellent facilities for doing job printing of all kinds. Orders entrusted to us will reclel prompt attention Addross i II communications to THE EAGLE Pkebcott. Kansas. Wagons at a very low price. rntoUUI I AKU MAN.MUH, KANSAS.

They are the best and finest run ning wagon now on the market Call and see them and judge for Louis Smith has the agency for one of the most remarkable medicines of modem times. Its properties for quickly relieving painful ailments and cronic lameness, yourselves. Yours, Holmes Brown, Prescott, Kansas. LOCAL NEWS. is astonishing.

The medicine re A LETTER TO THE PUBLIC. fml ferred to is Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Every one who has given it a trial is delighted with its effect. Teey. speak of it in the highest terms.

It is just what the people want for rheumatism, stiffness of Owing to the amount of goods and the inconvienco of room wo Toilet Cases, Perfumery in fancy bottles, Fancy Soaps, Magnetic Hair Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Ladies Fine Cuff and Collar Sets, Gents Fine Plush Smoking set. YOU WILL ALSO FIND AT MY STORE Vases, Moustache and Coffee have in our store we will from this date until we move into our new the joints or muscles, sprains, enlarged glands and for general household liniment. It is prepared only by Chamberlain Des Moines, Iowa. store room sell at a greatly reduc ed price for cash. xVov.

5, 18S7. E. Miller Sons W. II. Billings went to Ft.

Scott Monday. Whit Amy is seriously sick with pneumonia. G. Kenison vifciusion Pleas-anton on business W. T.

Harris went to Mays-ville, Mo. on business last Wednesday. A. A. Kenison returned to his home in Eldorado; Mo.

last Thursday- Everybody should attend the Christmas tree at the M. E. church MASQUERADE BALL. I will give a Masquerade Ball at my hall Friday, December 23, 1887; will have masks on hand for those NOTICE TO AGENTS. New thing! Coal Oil utilized for fuel, saves its cost every month.

Sells at sight Agents wanted Write for terms at once, and be first in the field. CLIMAX FUEL CARTRIDGE CO. St Joseph, Mo. who want them. All are cordially invited to come and have a Christmas dance.

I have made 0. T. KENISON. Breeder of French Drait Horses. Choice Stock for sale.

Prices reasonable. Presto tt. Kansas. arrangements for this to be the best dance I have ever given and have secured the best music in the county. I will guarantee on Christmas Miss Dora Manlove returned home last Thursday.

Her brother Ed. accompanied her. Fisher Brown bought about six hundred pound dressed turkey of H. P. Clay this week.

COAL! I have a good suply of good, dry, clean coal on hand at all times for sale at 6 cents a bushel at the shaft. I am running a full force J. T. Holmes. M.

Beown good order. Very respectfully, Louis Smith. of hands and will always have WW4 1 WW SUPPER? W. II. Ford will prepare supper Cups, Shaving Mugs, A superb line of ALBUMS both rhotopraph and Autograph Ladies Satchels, Christinas Cards, Picture Books, China Sets for Children, Tea Sets Fancy box Stationary, Fancy Baskets, Scrap Books of every discription.

Ladies Pocket Books, and Purses, Turkey Dusters, Whisk Brooms and Fancy Holders, Ink Stnds, -DEALERS IN- for the masque ball on Friday night, December, 23. Call and get a square meal for twenty-five cents. Prescott Hotel. HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, FARM IMPLEMENTS. i.

II I 71 i.i tii ii i For Bridal Presents, For Birthday presents, For Holiday presents, For Useful and Beautiful Presents Go to the Fort Scott China Hall, Ft. Scott, Kansas. BUGGIES. CARR1G S. MOWERS REAPERS enough coal on hand to supply the demand.

E. C. Kenison. NORTH SHERIDAN. Items scarce.

There was a spelling school at Coloma on Wednesday. A. S. Mort visited Hume last Wednesday. A.

J. Phillips is working for Nate Lapsley. Rev. McAdam preached at Maple grove last Sunday. Tice Henry visited Walnut last Thursday.

There was a literary society or-gai ized at Battlefield last Thursday night. Joe Quinn took a load of apples to Ft. Scott last Thursday. J. I.

Alyea went to Iola last Tuesday to attend to some business affairs, Albert Dover is quite sick at present writing. DlNDERs, PUMPs, ETC. Our goods arc fully guaranteed to be an good as the beet. Prices low. Plengo sail and see u.

HOLMES CROWN. Wm. Lawrence has opened up a harness greasing establishment in the rear end of Geo. Underwood's barbershop Dug. Kinder and his wile, of Elk county.

Kansv have been visiting friends in this city and vicinity during the past week. When in Hume, call around at the photograph gallery of J. N. Askren and have yourself taken. He will do you better work than ypu can get anywhere else for your money.

There will bo meetings at the Baptist church next Thursday and Friday evening at 7:40 o'clock, conducted by Capt. Will Farrell, of the Salvation Army. All are invited. C. G.

Deming and Ed Kenison are shipping coal to Ft. Scott. P. B. Moore is also in town buying and shipping the black diamonds.

This is an industry that we are glad to see spring up in Prescott. A CARD OF TuXnKs. To the many kind friends wbo lent their aid and sympathy in the hour of our great affliction we return our heartfelt thanks. Ken iso'n Family. LOOK HERE A great Variety of DOLL and TOYS.

STILL IT TIE FIOIT Army surgeons during the late war found chronic diarrha one of the most obstinate diseases they had to treat. Thousands of cases proved fatal, and many soldiers suffering witli the disease were pronounced incurable, and discharged from the service. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was not known at that iime. It has prov ed to be one of the grandest discoveries ever made in the history of medical practice. It has been used all over the west for years, and many cronic cases cured after being treated by the most eminent physicians, and at enormous expense.

We propose to keep the goods that ou trade demands and by adopting the cash principle we are enabled to sell you more goods for the money thai: ever before. Come to our store and compare prices M- STA'RK It is pleasant and safe, and never fails. Sold by Louis Smith. PHIZES GIVEN AWAY. A Toilet Set, a handsome Gold Breast Pin, a Gold pair of Bracelets a French Mirror finished in Satin, a fine large Plush Photograph Album.

Every dollars-worth of goods bought of me en titles the purchaser to a ticket. I will sell you Holiday Goods cheaper this year than ever Mr. Dorsey left for Southern California last Wednesday where he will make his permammt home. William Evans talks of going to Ft. Scott to work H.

B. McClean was visiting relatives near Blue Mound several days last week. School is progressing nicely at Coloma with thirty-tire pupils enrolled. Buster, mm We have a nice large stock of heating stoves which we are selling very low. Please call and see them.

Holmes Brown. Prescott, Kansas. 260 PAGES. Mmirwid, in Cluth ami Oilt Hindinjf, toe. money ur i ttinpt.

Hame, pnper oovvr. 'J'hii Bwk Uint ALL the curiotn, doubtful or Inquisitive vmit to knov. Full of very intrrmttn? vnlunb information. HKALTH, bM TV and HAI'IMNKSS are promoted hy ltd drii-ho may Marry, who not, whvj Mtdirnl Aid. when wvrntrj, brought honw to ynu.

6 Wonderful PKIt I'ICTTHKK, true to life. Young or old, named nrniny, sick or well, should rend it BehtKiM by DR. WHITTIER. St- louts. Mo- HMUDKCVTTUIB OUf AM kV WITU O'MjLu MUNia LOUIS SMITH..