Linn County Republic du lieu suivant : Mound City, Kansas • 5

i ALL OVER LINN COUNTY. JATIIAM CO. C. C. ATKINSON, ZDEZLTTIST Produce Buers, Items From Different Districts Gathered by Wide Aw ake Correspondents.

Monad City. Kansas Visits Mound City every two weeks as follows: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Get ills prices. November 2nd, 3rd, 4th, November 10, 17, and 18, November 30, Dec. 1st, and 2nd.

December 14, 15, 10, and 28, 29. 30. A.X3S9SSXO We pay the highest market priees in cash for eggs and poultry. Bring in your poultry the first part of the week if possible. The crops must be empty.

i IF YOU WISH TO AVOID Emporium, Blue Mound, Kansas. Parker. A. McSIiunc made a business (rip to Iaola Sunday. W.

S. Blair made a business (rip to Mound City Tuesday. Wm. Chestnut made a lly bit; trip to Ossa-watoniiu Sunday. Illfxeins Bros, of Mound City, were luiybii' mules here Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Cottle made a trip to Osawatonilu Saturday.

Mrs. A. MeSliano was vlsltliiif relatives ill Osawatomio tills week. R. K.

Lyons and family were visiting rel atives in tiieeounlry Sunday. Mrs. E. II. Brooks, Miss Bel hards and M.

Loiser went to (iarnett Saturday. Clias. Chestnut, nf Osawatomio, was visit big Ills father. Win. Chestnut.

Saturday and Sunday. O. E. (Jeer and family visited wllli Mrs. Geers mother, near Bofoourt, Saturday and Sunday.

The Parker Band had a meeting Monday night and declared a dividend of live dollars per eapita. The M. E. clmreli built a new sidewalk Saturday from their church to the Presbyterian church. D.

M. Itowyro and daughter left Tuesday morning for Illinois where they will make tiielr future homo. Tun protracted meeting at the M. E. church still continues witli great, success, and is growing in Interest every night.

Clias. Thompson and Miss Anna Dyknr. of Greeley, were married in (iarnett. Saturday. Our best wishes go with them on their voyage through life.

Vinton's sale last weik They report that everything sold well. J. It. Hiatt lias been away several dais Ibis week at IhoIu tracing some eat In that were stolen from a pasture near Blue Mound. Six were stolen and Mr.

Hiatt lias recovered lint four. A series of inevliiigs will be held at Die Foiled Presbyterian church at A morel this week and next. I merest ing nicelimrs are er-p ailed under tlie joint etlorls of Rev. Wit-ItainROii, the present pastor and Rev. Barnes, lot' Olathe, Riii.Ray.

Coalsburg, Some of J. I'. Sutton's lings died last week. Mr. Kohl lost a valuable cow some time ago.

Mr. Ilruder has Ills new house about completed. Miss Clinesmllh Is getting along well wjtli her Hclioul. Miss Lizzie Kolil lias returned home from Neoslia county. Several of the young folks attended church at dak wood Sunday night.

Protracted meeting Is going on at the clmreli. Everybody Invited to come. Mrs. on Moore ami little folks spent the luflerpnrt of last week In Sugar Valley. Elsworlh Gorrell nnd wife, of Findlay, spent Sunday in IIiIh pari of the county.

Mr. McMullen nnd wife nnd John Prater, of Centerville, siient Sunday at r. Brough's. Geo, Cooper and wife, of Anderson ooiinly, spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Coopers parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Dudley's. Major C. T. licton is niunuger of the State, Hotel, at Dennison, Texas, wbielt the traveling men say is one of the Rest hotels in that suction.

In speaking of Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Major lie-ton says; I have used it myself and in my family for several years, and take pleasure in saying1 that I consider it an infallible cure for diarrhoea and dysentery. I always recommend it, ami have frequently administered it to my guests in the hotel, and in every ease it has proven itself worthy of unqualified endorsement. For sale by li, if. Van Ness. 25 Say, papa, what Christmas niciinV" Cried Ichabod, my youngest lad.

"Why, lots of fun for you, I ween; And a "busted pocket-book for dad. In order l.o make room for our tjuoto of the new product of the multitude of mills nnd factories lately re-opened, we must move our stock of Seasonable Merchandise. Ami in order to do that we will of necessity offer some special inducement. From now until Christmas day the battle will rage. Wc will Without Mercy Sacrifice Our entire line of Fall and Winter Goods, Which at this willing is almost complete in every detail.

You can get anything you want in clothing, overcoats, wraj8, underwear, head wear, gloveH, mittens, blankets, wool flannels, woolen dress goods and novelties of all kinds, in fact everything you will find necessary to complete your winter Wardrobe. We will not worry your patience by re-counting these numerous bargains hi detail, but suffice it to say that when you have looked through and made your purchases you will exclaim with one of old: Critzer. Miss Ennis Rosebrnok is the proud pos ses8or of a new organ. Gib Buckles shipped two cars of cultlcand hogs to Kansas City last week. Gllie Prayers, of Missouri, and his best girl wore pleusnnt callers on MissRusIm Coppers Sunday.

Charley Ellington started for Dennison. Toxiih. last week, wliere he has work in the round house. The literary society at No. 1 poliool house Is progressing nicely with II.

V. Dingus, president; Joe Paddock, viee president; Ira Pad-dock, secretary. It meets on Wednesday night The question debated at the last meeting was Resolved, That a man will do more for monoy than for anything else The chief disputants were Waller Dingus, C. K. Shaw, Charlie SisRon and Bertie MeCuli-bins for the allirmative, and Orie Dingus, Joe Paddock, A.

It. Coppers, Lida Tyrer and Guy Uownd. for the negative. When you want to dlsposo of your fat cattle and hogs I would udvlso you to call on Bill Sisson and Lem laddoek, who buy at any and all times. Jkiiky.

The Rush for Holiday Goods, -A COME EARLY! Santa Clause is our Sponser, Ho recco min ends us to the BUYING PUBLIC. You risk; Why should wo buy holiday goods of B. VunNoss? Wo answer I'iocauso our store presents the most extensive assortment of Crisp, Snappy Bargains for Wide Awake Buyers. Letters and figures cannot toll half of the bargain story. Look over this list and if you dont find what you are looking for remember the half is not hero told: Mirrors, Toilet cases, Smoking sets, Jewel boxes, Toilet brushes.

Rose bowls, Cellulo Id Vases, Novelties, Lamps, (James, Pocket books. Irik stands, and more. OUR STOCK IS READY. Wo are anxious to wait on you. Come and bo nloasnd.

A cloud-burst of beauty, radiant with good values, and witli Low Prices awaits your inspection. B. VANNESS, WWWW WWS WVWV'V wve Mold Hie Half Was Not Told Me! I Remember with every cash purchase you are given a coupon equal to 10 per cent, of your purchase; said coupon redeemable in nice silver plated ware at our store. lathe past twelve months over (.500 dollars worth of this ware has gone out from our place. Aro you interested? It will please you if you are.

Dont forget our place is ready to do you more good than anybody, no matter now much or how little you need, it will pay you to mako your purchases here. Jy the way Bring four Produce to us and Gel Top Prices, i GAB, GOSSIP AND PAID LOCALS. We handle piles of this stuff. When you come, cut this ail out and bring it with you; we liavo something special for you if you will do this; besides, we have an object in it. Remember the time aiid place.

Only one such in (lie county. Battlefield. Dave Roberts is expected home soon, to spend the wilder. Frank Klavon is out in Dickinson county on business this week. Most of the farmers In this vicinity are through gathering their corn.

Uncle Jimmy Adams and his two children visited John Jones ami family Sunday. H. It. Rico, and Wm. Rice lert, for southern Missouri to look at tho country and visit friends.

Miss Eva Ifunoyoutt and Miss Cora Henderson were tho guests of Miss Allio Kincaid Sunday. Miss Myrtle Robinson is staying with her grandmother, Mrs. Moore, this winter and going to school. Rov. Dally, president, of the Protestant Methodist (dill roll, preached at Balt If field Siindav to a oruwdoJ house.

Tho Ladies Aid society, nf tli Ir place, will given substantial supper on tho Kit of this month. Everybody Invited. Wm. and John Dingus aro preparing to keep bachelor's hall in Mound City this winter where they aro running aVrlst mill. The Battlefield Debating society will discuss tho two hundred dollar exemption law, next Friday niglitaftcr which an interesting program Will ho given.

Everybody invited. Charley Roberts has rented Frank Grays place for next year. School, A good mackintosh 3.50, Watsons Cash store. Huy your wife a rocker for Christmas. Racous have a nice lino.

F. Watson has been somewhat under the weather this week. Montzer Doty are painting the residence of Mrs. YVm. Cox south of the city this week.

Thu great cloak sale at II. C. Manteys Dee. 18. This is your opportunity if you want bargains.

Mrs. Cady and daughter, Franc, of Pleasanton, were the guests of Mrs. Joint (love Wedneaday. It will pay you to examine our stoves before making your Christmas purchases. D.

Ration Co. Irving Kincaid and wife, of Kincaid, were the guests of I. M. Kincaid and wife Wednesday and Thursday. A Christmas present should he useful as well as ornamental.

See what Itacons have that would he nice. C. H. Heckman litis been carrying himself in a sling all week, the result of a very painful catarrh on ins left hand. The Methodist and Congregational Sunday schools will have a union Christmas tree at the opera lioitse Christmas eve.

Olatlut DcMoss, of La Cygne, Co. II 40th regt. Iowa inft; original, was the only applicant before the pension hoard YVednesday. Henry Sehastien.an old soldier living on the Dolson farm, died Wednesday night of diseases contracted in the army. He was buried yesterday.

The three months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Lockwood, of Wall Street, died Tuesday night nf stomach trouble. The remains were laid to rest in the YVesley Chapel cemetery yesterday. Mrs.

D. Underhill and son, Harlan, were called to Goodrich Sunday on account of the seiious illness of Daniel Underhill. Mr. Underhill was thought to be in a critical condition, hut is now out of danger. David Allen exhibited at this office yesterday a curiosity in the way of an ear of corn or rather four ears on one stub.

They are joined together at the butt of the shuck, and the grains on each ear are well formed and solid. leCozad-Fiscliei Mercantile Go. Nov. 26, 1896, Blue Mound, Kan. 25c hats at Daisy Rankins.

For the best buckwheat flour go to the Mound City Roller Mills. Mrs. I. N. Ray 'and Mrs.

C. I). Flora were in Pleasanton Wednesday. Cloak sale one day only Dec. 18.

Be sure to remember the date at II. C. Manteys. The Mound City Kid band attended the literary at Parks school house Tuesday night and favored the meeting with some of their classic music. All kinds of fancy china ware for the holiday trado; also fine selection of celluloid handkerchief, tie and photo eases at the Central.

Dont overlook this stock. IT. C. Reese is building a large barn on his farm west of this city. The barn when completed will he one of the finest and best equipped in this part of the country.

J. W. Fitzgerald) the gas driller, moved his family to his farm near Stoiesbury, Friday and will reside there in the future. Mr. Fitzgerald has drilled quite a number of gas wells since he has been living in the city.

The new township officers have all qualified and given the necessary bond and have taken charge of the offices. The new officers are as follows: (J. O. Ruckles, trustee; II. C.

Mantey, treasurer; D. A. McCormic, clerk; W. II. T.

Wakefield and Clias. Barnes, justices; Ry Osborn and John Ilarnes, constables. The city schools will be dismissed Wednesday, Dec. 23rd, for an eleven days vacation during the holidays. The pupils generally have two weeks vacation, but the schools were compelled to djsmiss during the late campaign about every other day and now they are trying to make it up.

W. II. Fleming was in llesanton Sunday. See our stove for bargains in wall paper. Bacon Co.

Trimmed and untrimmed hats at cost at Mrs. Ackermans. Frank Shaw, of Moran, was in the city Tuesday on business. If you dont see what you want at II. C.

Manteys store, call for it. Ladies owing Mrs. M. S. Ackerman please settle before Dec.

18, 90. Our assortment of teas and coffees lead both in quality and price II. C. Mantey. Born Tuesday night to D.

A. McCormick and wife, a ten pound boy. I)r. J. B.

Sands, attending physician. Ed. Jamison went to Kansas City Friday to buy cattle for II. C. Reese, who will feed them on his farm near Critzer.

Justice of the Peace Clias. Barnes, has rented room No 4, second lloor of the Bacon block, and is now ready for business. The Battlefield Aid society will give a substantial1 supper and bazaar at the Battlefield school house Wednesday evening, Dec. 16tli. W.

A. Baugh, who has been taking treatment of Dr. T. J. llaskerville, the past six weeks, left Saturday for his home at Appleton, Mo.

The incandescent lamp reflector which radiates the Rkpuhi.ic editorial parlor was presented with the compliments of Ilarry Brown. Eleanor and Joe Fleming entertained a party of their young friends Saturday afternoon. Taffy and popcorn were features of the party. fxMAS I till Walnut Valley. Mr.

Edwards is running the coal shaft, at Hume this winter. J. A. Epps nnd family visited In Coal Valley district laBt Sunday. Miss Maud Morris is attending school at Fort Scott this winter.

Rev. Taylor preached at Fairinount rlmreli last Sunday at 3 p. in, Marion Champion is working for his brother-in-law, Charlev Smith, of Obcrlin. Misses Snyder and Rowley, of Uockhlll, visited at Mr. Howard last Sunday.

George Pryor and family, of Worland, spent Sunday with the latter's sister. Miss Lulu Thorpe, of Hume. Ir staying with Mrs. Hodges now, who Is very poorly. Atprosent writing Warren Howard is head clerk on the farm of uncle Gabo Woods.

Mrs. Nelson Maokey organized a singing school at Fairvlew school house last Tuesday night. Mrs. Annie Champion visited with her daughter, of Olierlln, liiRt week, and while there attended tho protracted meeting which is being held at that place. -is Coming, and so is the Finest, the Best, the Most and the Cheapest Candy ever brought to town Coming to i Awarded Highest i World's Fair, EM Zr Wc liavc bought at very low figures Candies that will make your mouth water to look at them, and wo are going to sell these candies at figures never before is toYvn.

Wc will heard of tli 1 Mantey Items Mr. and Mrs. F. Woodhouse are tho proud parents nf a big girl. Victor Bloom purchased a couple of loads of corn on the river last week.

W. Felter was seen in tho streets of Mantey Monday making business calls. The new doctor is boarding at Mrs. Williams, aud will lie there at ail hours. Mrs.

Monro's mother, of Bronson, was down visiting Hunduy. Him returned Monday. II. P. Clay was down from Mound City Monday and made a pleasant call on our school.

Mr. and Mrs. awagerty and family attended uiiurcii at Pleasant view ouuday evening. Mr. Miller delivered an excellent sermon.

Bert Mul ford gave an oyster supper at his home to tho young folks of this vicinity Tuesday night. Therall reported a way-up time. A. Woodhouse and family left hero yesterday for California where they Intend to make their future home. They have the best wishes and good luck to them from all their neighbors and friends of this vicinity.

1 SPECIAL PRICES MOST PERFECT MADE. TiTT A pure Grape Creatn of Tatlar Powder. Free fom Alum or any other adulterant, 40 YEARS HIE STANDARD. to parties wishing one pail or more. Before buying your Xmas Candies he sure to sec us and get prices, jp We will Save you Money.

I Notice of Final Settlement. Statu of Kansas. Linn County, ss. In tho Probate court ot said comity. In the matter of tho extateof I.

II. Htalietip, deceased. To all creditor of and other persons interested In said estate. You are hereby notified that at tin-next rex ularterrn of the Probate Court, in and for said comity, to lie la-xmi and la-ld at the Probate office, in Mound City, in said county, on the 4th day of January, lieiiiK Hie first Monday In said month of January, 1 will make final settlement of said estate. IlavliiK filed with said Court my claim for comta-nsitl ion as admldlst rat-or of said for necessary attorneys fees ami nth crexpenses necessarily Incurred In the admin 1st rat ten of said estate.

I hereby elve notice as ordered by said Court I hat said claims are set for hearing In said Courton the 7th day of January, laid. H. II. Wot. Administrator.

(1st publication Imc. 11.) Yours for trade. Farlittville. Miss Myrtle McCart is on the sick list. Mrs.

Mary Edgcrley is quite sick; also Mrs. John Hays. J. J. Harding and family returned from Nashville, Monday.

The school children are making preparations for a Christmas tree. Bart Baston and family visited Albert Brown, of Centerville township, Hunday. L. C. Edgerly attended toe M.

W. A. banquet at Mound City lust Saturday night. Alva Wright and nertha Mutnford, of Mound City, attended church Tuesday evening. lee Wilbur has sufficiently recovered from the effects of typhoid fever to enter school again.

Quite a numlier of our citizens were In Mound City Saturday to do their Christmas Shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Tom CotTene are the parents of a bran new baby boy born Sunday. Dr, Vail officiated.

Mrs. Jemima Stansbnry and daughter. Rebocca, of Mound City, visited relatives here the first of the week. The protracted meeting Is still In progress. There ha been a numberof conversions and the meetings will probably continue this week.

The Uathlmne Sisters elected the following officers last Friday night: Marietta Iterrlii. E. C. Nellie D. Wilbur.

E. Martha Gott. E. Mary Edgerly, M. of M.

J. Carpenter. of U. A ('. Ida Dneklll, M.

of F. Hteila Butts, of Belle S. GotW G. of O. Belle 8.

Gott was ilected as representative to Grand Isidge. X. V. Z. DEVIN ACKERMAN Headquarters for Xwias Candles and Nuts.

1 We Want You I To step into our store and gaze on that elegant assortment of South American fruit. It will make your mouth water to look at it and you will go into extacics of delight when you taste it, and if you can go away without buying it will be all right. I Our big stock of Christmas can- 1 dies is arriving and you will miss a 1 good thing if you dont make an in- I spcction before investing. Further 1 particulars next week. 1 H.

D. BROWN CO. iOT GUNS, RIFLfiS AND Notice of Final Settlement. State of Kansas, Linn County, ss. In the probate court, of said Comity.

In tho matter of the estate of J. 8. Dun ford, if jptpfi Toall Creditor of awl other persons Inter fated In said (-state. You are hereby notified that at the next reir-ular term of the Probate Court, in and for said county, to la- ts-irun and held at the Probate Judge's office In Mound City, iri said county, on the 41 day of January. bf.i7.

helm? the first Monday In said month of January, 1 will make final settlement of said estate. IlavliiK filed with said Court my claim for compensation as administrator of said estate, and for necessary attorneys fee and other ex penses necessarily Incurred In the adinlnlst ration of said estate. I hereby filve notice as ordered by said Court, that said claims are set for hearbiy in said tx.urt on lliC Sth day of January. l7. H.

Tkxiu, Adminlstator (1st publication ll.J 4 a pi -tig FOR SALK Oil KENT. FISHING TACKLE. W. F. DEWEY, Mound City, Kansas.

Wood. Trading Post. Plowing has been resumed since the thsw. Will Hamlltnn'steam ran away one day last week, breaking the wagon some. A large numberof our people attended Mr.

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