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w-itt- 1 a MENDENHALL KINCAID F. Buowxisg, M. D. Physician B-rg35X Office, at itsideuL NiourCaixa Peoaptly ATrxxnEr. LOCAL NOTES.

i 0 tlappenings about Town ard country of interest to our readers. IK, General SALARY $23 PER WEEk. Wanted Good agents to sell our general line of merchandise; No ptdJimg. Above salary will be paid to live agents. For forth.

it- formation, address: Chicago General Supply Co. 178 V. Van Boren St. a Clicago. III.

Do you want to save from 25 to 50 cents oh every dollar you spend? If so, write for our illustrated catalogue, containing illustrations and prices of everything manufactured in the United States, at manufacturers prices, 10,000 Illustrations all lines represented. CATALOGUE mailed free on application, Address: Chicago Genl Supply Co. 178 W. Van Buren St. Chicago, 111, FOR OXK YEAE Some Iwonanisconsa cf Early History.

E. B. Kerr called at onr office a few days ago and gare ns an account dT some of ths thrilling times of the early days of this country, when it w.ii over run with horse thieves and th i border ruffians. He was one of the number that remained true to the government, and who. for that reason incurred the enmity of the organized bands that conimited so many depredations during the years immediatly proceeding the war.

John Crown and other anti-slavery men were always welcome to the shelter of their roof. At one time when the gurellas were in pursuit of Brown he found a hiding place the first night at the residence of Mr. Arthur, on the farm where A. Eddy now lives, and the next night be took shelter at Mr Kerrs, but wax eo close presapJ by a band of Misson-i ian that before morning he was compelled to leave the house and seek a hiding place in the brush and timber along the creek until morn-ing, when he made his way to Kirk-patrics place between here and Lawrence, and from there on through that place to Leavcnsworth anil to a place of safety. Another incident of a 'narrow escape from the ven-gonce of a band of border rufliens occured cait of this place.

A Mr. Merchandise AT ALL TIMES CARRY I Every thing in the latest styles of A seleet line of the newest Also, the bast and A GOOD SUPPLY; OF CLOTHING. DRY GOOD3, freshest GROCERIES. A good supply of PATENT MEDICINE, WATCH3, JEWELRY They also Is3U3 Exchana JOHNSON FIELD RACIME, WISCONSIN, Manufacturers oi fiTHE H108I1E SIIO WAREHOUSE KILLS DUSILEhS GRAIN Sl.PARAlOU.S Hi 1 ll Ml, kili, I)n. A.

W. Rash. xtaysician, Surgeon and uustrician. Nuaif CALLS attexuko. C.

M. BROWN. JUSTICE QF TEE PEACE. Goodrich Kaxsas. SA WOOTON.

Notary Public and Ixbcraxcb Agent. Office with the 'Graphic. Goodiieh, Kansas. LIVERY FEED BaRN. Wm.

Rawlixgs, Prop. Good rigs and careful drivers. J) RAYIN Gr. Promptly done by W. J.

RAWLINGS. Chargoi jeasonable. C. C. CONLEY.

CARPENTE I ILDEE. HOUSES KARSS A SPECIALTY. -Plans, Specifications and Estimates on Lumber Plastering and Stone work FRIES 'OF CLAEiEi. a GOODRICH ANSA. J.

R. ANDERSON. MALM xy A Saddles, Harness and Bridles. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Shop north of Graphic office. Blacksmith Repair SHOP.

Plow work and IIor.SK shoeing A SPECIALTY. The following are priceVon 'plow work: For laying plows, $2,50, $3 30 ai.d $3.50. Sharpening, 25'cents. Pointing and polishing shoTels. $1,75.

SATISFACTION GUAKAXTPEI, J. II. Mapes, Prop. Private Medical Aid RrPIPC ST. J-OUTS MO.

Special attention yt ilvt-i viren toall disease or trouble In male lunsle, married or single, brought about bf exposure, abuses, rxcosseaor improprieties. THS OLD DOSTCR. Liibulluii by uuil, or at tlie office, lrc ol charge. KS-Reliable, Skillful Treatment Cuaranieod. Board rd apartmer furnished to those -who personal a e.

8e.l Jr.L etamplor A'Mresa letters, Dr. Ward OffirSb, 111 II Ith Street, St. Louis, Vo. THB OLD DOCTORS? 9 LADIES FAVORITE. Alwar Rellnb.

amt pcrlerily finfe. The Bnutc oa used by thousands of women all orer the Lnltoil 8 ate, in Hie Old Mootor private m-l' practice, for ami nut a single 'uul rosulL indispexsarle to i.adies. Money rr irnrd it not as represented, Serd 4 cents tstamas) tor sealed patticulftrs, and revelv the only mover known fail rennet by mall im WAPn 116 Not th Sevout SL, BU Louis, U. Caveats, and Trade-Alarks obtained, and all Patent hnine, conducted for Modora'e Fees. Oir Office Onpothe 0 Paten Office, and we ran sem re patent In less time than those remote from Wnuh'nytou Bond molol.

dim ini; or with description We ad' Is, if patentable or pot, free of tharja. ltrr fee not title pefent Is secured. ffiDhlnt. '-How to Ohto-'n P- with Ttstnes ofactnal clients ta yottr State, coonty, or to wn, sent freo. Addrct c.a.show&co.

Oppi-x cr.cv llyf.vt, 0 Statioxehy at the postoffioe store. The Guapuxc Office for Horse Bills. I Go to the poetoffice store for sta- tionery and toys. Much interesting matter crowded out this week. Subscribe for the Topeka Capital and the GiiAruic.

only $1.25. Clubbing rates with all papers and magazines. Call and get our prices. Miss Josie Robinson and Mias Stites were callers Friday evening. Mrs.

Art McCoy and little son, is down from Kansas City this week visiting friends and relatives. -A good supply of all kind of fresh garden seeds in bulk by H. M. Caldwell. Misses Dcllie Woon and Ida Rawlings were in Parker Monday evening obtain medacine for Mrs.

Woon. For the next Week our dollar line of shoes goes at 50 coats. Only a few left. M. K.

George Grbsclose, of this towu- ship, was before the pension examining board at Pleasanton, this week. Subscriptions received at this of fice for any periodical published in any country or any language. Mr- Taylor, of Paiker, was in town Wednesday attending the trial, and made our office a pleasant call. Owing to a rush of work in Justice court this week, and being unable to obtain help, we are one day late. In some tvay we made a great mistake last week, in the amount Mr.

Tyson received for his car load of cattle. It should have read, about 11587, A case of injured dignity come up before Jnstice Brown Monday evening, when the defendent plead guilty and was fined $1 and costs, in all mounting to $3,15. Childrens day exercise will be Jield by our Sunday School on the fifth Sunday in May. At that time i Rev. Showalter will be with us and Assist with the extrcise- For the next 30 days, tor spot cash, we will sell the best alarm clocks, they cannot be beat, for only $1,20, Who ever heard of the like! Mendenhall Kincaid.

Mr. Howard of Fontana, was in town Thursday, and with Frank Landis made our office a pleasant call. He was over looking at J. S. Goodrichs thorough-bred cattle with view of buying one.

The Parker Pilot, we understand, has again changed hands. Newbold Greening, two of Linns young school teachers took charge this week. Welcome the new film to the journalistic field. Rev. Showaltes pleached an ex-oallent sermon at.

this place Saturday night. The arrangements for service at this place at present will be preaching on the -first and iircj Saturday night, and on Saturday night before the fift Sunday, and on Sunday at 11 and 7:30 oclock. A number of lady callers have in raded our sanctum the past week. Wedonot remember who they all were, but those we call to mind are Misses Genie and Ella Millard, Nettie Rash and Mrs. Charlie Btsser, on Saturday evening.

Mrs. Fannie Goodrich Fannie Kerr, and Misses Agnes and Gertie Pomeroy, Thursday' evening. Dr. B. F.

Browning has finEbed the course at the St Louis Medical College, and returned to this place Tuesday evening, urs. Browning is visiting her irents and the Dn tor has gone on to spend a few days with relatives before entering into the practice of his profession again. JTheir many friends iR be pleased to have the Doctor and his estimable wife among us Many years- have given O. A. Snow Solicitors of Patents, at Washington I).

unsurpassed success in obtaining patents for alt, classes of Inventions. They make a specialty of rejected rases, and secured allowance of many patents that had been previously rejected. Their ailvevtise-jqent id another column, will be of interest to investors, patentees, man-' afacturcrs, and Jill who have to do THE TOPEKA WEEKLY CAPITAL AX1 THE GRAPHIC, Foil 11,25. The Weekly Capital will contain the most complete report of the organization and proceedings of the coniming Legislature that ill be published, besides all the news of Kansas and the Capital City. No Kansan should be without it.

COAL! COAL! COAL! We have a supply of the best of western eoal ou hands at all times, and also the Bloshurg coal for blaok-smiths use, and are selling at the lowest possible living prices. Give us a call. J. W. Fritts.

JSSCoal house near Depot. CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in bis hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for thespeedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung afflictions, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all nervous having tested curative p0v mousanda of cases, has it bis dnty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motiive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe. iu German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and useing.

Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. YV. Noyes, 820 Powers Block, Rochester. N- V. gAjJxwuiiHLu.

jmsmi. igAmaai awMUMEBi CENTERVILLE ITEMS. Web GrosEJier was in Parker, kursday. John McGee thiuks he hal a fine colt stolen Wednesday night. Mrs.

Jacob Mitcbel went to Cher-rvva'e Thursday, to visit her sbn Charlie. Jack Rcdliek, Otto Atkinson and R. B. Smith took in Parker, Saturday night. 1 Murry Smith went to Mound Valley this week to visit' relatives and old school mate.

B. Stahl is now the possessor of twin calve. Bad luck to the eow that brought em. Mrs. Jessio Wells 'has gone to Osawatomie to spend a week with her mother, Mrs.

Butts. Lon Goodrich was on our streets one day this week, delivering books the Life of Sherman. Mr. Johnson, of the Erie Milling Company, was in tn Thursday morning, looking up the flour trade. J.

M. Smith made a trip to Pa-, ker, Wednesday morning to see his daughter, Ollie, who is on tb sick list. Little Walter and Warren MatnCy now living in the nation, came up to go to school this summer, making their home with Will Matiney. Walter Smith was down f.tom Parker to see hi best girl, Sunday, and T. V.

Campbell played landlord at the hotel during his absence. Lawson Gilpin of Kansas City, moved down on the Gilpin farm. Mr. Gilpin will move on the Mat-ney farm, with his sou-iu-law, il-lio Matnev. And NOTIONS ia great variety.

and rec live Deposits. These Mills and Sc parators have long been used by the Karmen, -frl prominent Millers, Grain and Seed -iSLe Dettlore throughout the tinted who highly recommend as lieing I ho iE8T MA-. ever made fir cleaning and gi acting Wheat, Earley, Oats, Corn and heeds ol every descrip- JJ Ihoy do (he work more have greater capacity, built bVvv'-l Wronger anil heavier and better i 1 hill). tied Ilian any otlicr Mills. A Ncx different sizes, two for Farm Use, four for Warehouse, Elevator and use.

roT The Land Hollers are the BEST and CHEAPEST for the money. ILL MACHINES WARRANTED. Write for Circulars ami Price before a WW CI1INE-! J1 i and Kind tr 'V Sullivan had become dvgnsted with the way things Were being run in this country, and had determined to return back east. He had hired men to drive his stock, and was on bis way. About two miles northeast of here a band of desperados came upon them, ani he was compelled to put spurs to his horse and make for a hiding place in the timber.

About this time they came up onto Cal Kerr, a brother of E. that we remember of his mentioning and halting him asked his with regard to his politics. When they foun 1 out that he was on the opposite side from what they wished, they pronounced him as theis prisoner, evidently for the purpose of hanging him to the first trt they came to. Cat was not so easily taken, however, hut putlm the pony ,1 Ag, rode with laio' gutening speed over the hill past where Ed Redding now lives and down precipieces where at any other time it would be difficult to go oli foot, to a place of safety In the timber. Their hiding place was so closly watched it was three days before Air Sullivan dared to venture out, and then by the rout mentioned before, made his Way to Leavenworth, and from there to north Missouri, where he waited until his stock and goods arrived.

For some time this country was so near inJ1 the controll of organic 1 bands of horse th'cves I outlaws that the lives and piUpertr of the settlers wTeat all times in danger. Mr. Kerr says one of the greatest troubles they cxpetienced in making a defence was to find men they ponld depend on, as a gr.at many were trying to carry water on both shoulders, and it was diffici.lt to tell who could be trusted. These depredations continued, and the bands made the bluffs and timber along Big Sugar one of their principle hiding places until the advent of Jenneson and Montgomery, with their darirg troops proved a terror to these bauds. Much of the most interesting part of history remains unwritten, and are like the above, thing that have happened right on the ground over which we walk every day.

The case of the Stale vs McBride was called in Justice Brown's court Wednesday morning, when JolinC. Cannon, County Attorney, and R. G. Blue of Pleasanton appeared for the btate, and James D. Snoddy of LaCygne for the defense.

The day and until about nine oclock was taken up in securing a jury and hearing evidence. The argument was opened for the state by Cannon, followed for the defense by Snodly, closed by Blue, and was a thof' ougn i "new of the evidence and the merits ol case. The jury retired about 12 -d after betug ou' about tan minutes i -rned a verdict of guilty of assault battery and the fine was assessed atJr and cost, amounting in all to about $47. An appeal was hemodially taken, and it ill come up again at the next term of the District Court. Tin interest of the case and the promi nenc cof the attorneys drew a krg crowd, who watched with marked attention every step in the progress it .3 1.

HARDWARE! 'A 0 r. co. r- a The Clarion wants an ol l-fnshoned singing teacher to teach the vo mg people of Mound City how to sing. Wc are in need of the same kin of raining at this place. Our young people are possessed with as rich musical voices a-iany cwvnmhnily cat produce, and wi pnpert ni-ig to the right Is of h.aixnony, the inleref-t and effect of the song sort ices jn opr ehn Ah and Sun day Sfh'-oUwoall be 7, heig! I 44.