Neodesha Free Press from Neodesha, Kansas • 2

See call for Republican State Convention in another column. GREAT REVOLUTION AND WAGON SHOP. AT- FOKTV YKAK3 Tll PUBLIC. DR. C.

"LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS tUK THE CURE OF Hepatitis or Liver Complain; DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE. JOHN Gv WIIVTJISM NEODESHA FREE PRESS. Wednesday-, May 3lst, 1870. G. P.

lGERSOIYL, Editor. liepublieaii Congressional Convention. A delegate Conventionof the Republicans of the Second Congressional District of the State of Kansas will be held at Fort Scott, on the 21st day of June, 1876. at the hour of 11 o'clock A. M.

for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Congress, to be voted for by the electors cf the District at the ensuing November election. Each Representative District entitled to representation in the Legislature under the apportionment of 1876, shall be entitled to two delegates. It is recommended that the primary meetings for the purpose of selecting delegate to' -the Congressional Convention, be held in the respective Districts on Satur day, the 17th day of June, 1876. It is also recommended that one alternate for each delegate be selected at the same time. By order of the Committee.

II. W. COOK, Chairman. A. Lea, Secretary NEODESHA, Kansas A.

A. SNOW HAVING bought the Blscksmith Shop formerly owned by Mr Gist, is now prepared to do all kinds of Job Work, such as Horse Shoeing, Plow Work and Wagon and Carriage Work. ALSO, CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. Plans and Specifications for buildings furnished, and contracts taken. As a matter of encouragement to fruit growers in Kansas we clip the following item from the Burlington J'atrtot of a recent date J.

M. Lane exhibited to us Saturday a two foot limb from an apple tree taken from his orchard, with upwards of seventy well developed apples many of them as large as good sized Several stems contained as high as five apples, and we have never seen trees so fully laden with fruit. Coffey will turn off a big crop of apples this year. "La! me!" said Mrs. Partington, beaming mildly through her gold-rimmed spectacles, "women do make such a fuss about impairing boy's clothes.

Now, there's Isaac, who hardly "gees a day without fearing something. He used to keep me about detracted with work till! Went and bought me a. sewing machine. I was very careful to get one that had plenty of room under the arm, so that when he tore his pants I could put them right under the machine without taking Isaac out of them. The machine is in the rejoining room, Doctor, and I'd like to have see saying which she led the wav to where Ike was discovered seated before a "Lmbt-Running Domestic," busily sewing the cat up in the good old lady's rag-bag." See 4 -IN All work executed promptly and in the best possible manner.

Caps Dry Goods, Hats and A. A. SXOW. Xeodeshn, Aug. 6n, 1875.

AND STAR ORGANS. Any person wishing to purchase a parlor organ, where there is no agent for jhejStar' would do well to write for special rates. Ut introduce this instrument. Address. EDWARD PLOTTS, Washington, X.

J. Soots and City Meat Market. R. 31. JONES, DEALER in FRESH MEATS of All Kinds LAUD, West side of Fourth Street, NEODESHA, Kansas.

Highest market price in CASH paid for Hides. HO Republican State Convention. A Delegate Convention of the Republicans of the State of Kansas will be held in Representative Hall in the City of Topeka, on "Wednesday, the ICth day of August, 1876, at the hour of 2 P. for the purpose of r.ooiinating candidates for the, following offices, to wit Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor of State, Treasurer of State, Attorney General, Superintendent of Public Instruction, one Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. Five Presidential Electors, and a Stale Central Committee.

All counties entitled to representation in the House of Representatives for 1877, and no others, will be entitled to representation as follows, to wit: two delegates from each represenotive distr'c It is recommended that the primary meetings for the juirpose of electing delegates to the State Convention. herein'' held on Saturday; the 5th day of August, at" such tour a may be designated by. the Central Committee of each representative district, or in the event that there no such Committee or that it shall fail to sut, by the Ceutrnl Committee of the county. It is also further recommended that in addition to the delegates herein provided for, one alternate be elected for each delegate yo person will be entitled to a. or ote'in ihe convention "by holding the -proxy of any of the delegates elected.

JOHN GUTHRIE, Chairman. J. J. Buck, Secretary. May 21, 1870., Good Goods and Low Prices gain the VICTORY Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

PAIN in the right side, under the edge of the ribs, increases on pressure; sometimes the pain is in the leftsidej-the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder-blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for a rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appetite and skkness; the bowels in general are cosli alternative with lax the head is troubled with pain, accompanied- with a dull, heavy sensation in the back part. Theref is generally a considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation of having left undone something which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes an Tht patient complainsof weariness1 and-de-bility he is easily startled, his feet arc cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits are low and although he is satisfied thai exercise would be beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every remedy.

Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet examination of the body, after death, has shown the liver to have been extensively deranged. AGUE AND FEVER. Dr. C. M9Lanes Liver Pills, in cases of Ague and Fever, when taken with Quinine, are productive of the most happy results.

No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, after taking Quinine. We would advise all who are afflicted with this disease to give them a fair trial. For all Bilious derangements, and as a simple purgative, they are unequaled. BE WAR. OP IMITATIOXS.

The genuine Dr. C. MLane's Li ver Pills are never sugar coated. Every box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the impression Dr. MV'Lane's Liver Pills.

The genuine M9Lane's Liver Pii.L5-bear the signatures of C. ant. Fleming Bros, on the wrappers. J5 Insist on your druggist oj storekeeper giving you the genuhv t)R. C.

MVLane's Liver Pills, prt pared by Fleming Pittsburgh, Pa- Sold by all respectable druggists and country storekeepers generally. To those wishing to give Dr. I.ivrr Pills a trial, we will mail post paid to anypart of the United States, one box of Pills for twenty-five cents. FLEMING PittOwrch, Pa. Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay FOR Soldiers, Soldiers' Widows and Orphan Children, secured by SMITH STIVERS, 4 1 Fredonia, Kansas.

The Parsons Sun is scared and seems desirous of frightning every one else about Reformer Goodin in the coming canvass. It says lhe is the best canvasser in the State; that the man who wan ts to go to bed before the third crowing of the cock had better turn up his little toes to the daisies Goodiu's shadow seems to be a terror to the Sun man, causing his knees to rattle together and his teeth to chatter before the skirmish line is driven in. Better leave him in the rear to guard knapsacks or to takc chiirgo of the" cook brigade. cair name half a dozen men in this district who can scalp Goodin and hang him up to dry every; day in the week. He is a straddling oily demagogue, and that's all there is about him.

Independence Tribune. Plotts' Star Organs. Any person, male or. female, who has a little leisure time can procure a first-class instument at a greatly reduced price. Send stamp for particulars.

Address, EDWARD PLOTTS, Washirgton N.J. All the above Articles will be sold at the LOWEST LIVING PKICES Call and examine our stock and we are eunGdent that we can please vou. v2 411y JOHN G. WINTKK. THE Sewing O.

"WV IV 1 I Machine DKAl.ER IN and Enlarged. The Topeka Daily Commonwealth has very recently been enlarged to cietfit This ehange was rendered necessary by an increasing advertising patronage, and a desire to give more matter during the coining campaign: The Commanicealth Las always beeu one of the best dailies in the State, and; will now, of course; be still better thau ever. See prospect us lor campaign in 'another column. Common wealth Campaign Edition. -The Weekly edition of the Commonwealth will be furnished as a Campaign Paper, commencing June 1 5th, and ending Nov.

1 5th, on the following terms; Single Copy, 50 cts rilubs of not less than 1 0 to one address at one postoffice, 4.50; clubs of 20 to one address and cue postoffice, and an extra copy to the persou getting up the additional numbers at the same rate. Daily Edition. From June 10th to lOth, single, S3.0Q; clubs of four to one. one postoffice, 1 0.00; cl ubs of ten, to one address and one postoffice, $22.50, and an extra copy to the person getting'up the club. Postmasters and others are requested to act as agents.

Gash must accompany every order, oi no attention will be paid to it. Money sent by draft, money order or registered letter at my risk. Address. F. P.

Baker, Topeka, Kausas. The Editorial CoNVENTiox.Ve CHEMICALS, PEHFUM EK Til Supporters, Shoulder Braces, I'nncy and Toilet Articles, Ke.rose.ne Oil, Jyamps and Chimneys, Garden Seeds, Class, Putty. 1'aints, Oil, Varnixhts Dye Stuffs, Books unci Pure Wines and Liquors, for Medicinal Purposes, Patent Medicines, Ace NEODESHA, KANSAS. Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded, and all orders correctly unswrrrd 43 Goods selected with care, and tear runted as represetttrd. ly Furniture Furniture I CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, and GOOD.

AS THE UEST learn the committee" appointed a the. editorial convention last year to make the necessary arrangements for ah excursion to the centennial, has been unable to se cure anv reduction of rates from the alHE Lock gtiteh invented by Mr. HOWE, and made on this Machine, is the most popular and durable, is alike on both sides, and will neither rip nor ravel, and all Sewing Machines are subject to the principle invented by him. A Machine was needed possessing simplicity and durability, and adapted to a. great range of work one easily understood and comprehended by all.

To produce such a Machine has been the study oi ELIAS HOWE, who gave to the world tlie first Sewing -Machine, more than twenty years ago; and now we offer his last production a Machine embracing all essential qualities, and pronounced The Best Machine in the World I rtrsons from a distance can order a Machine with perfect confidence of being able to operate it in a few hours successfully, by the aid of the printed instructions that accompany each Machine. The demand for this New and Improved Machine is unprecedented in the history of Sewing Machines. Send for a Price-List. Address, THE HOWE 31 A CHINE 12 ly St. Louis.

Mo PLOTTS' Star ORGANS. Agents iupplied at fignes that defy com-petion for the same class of instruments. Try one. Address EDWARD PLOTTS, Washington, N. J.

31 Plotts' Organs Are in cases warranted not to crack or warp if nroDerlv used. Send for Ad railroad companies, and the trip will, therefore, probably be abandoned. In such an event, we second the motion of No- Humbug AT THE the Topeka Cyimoniccalth, to the effect that the association meet at some accessible point, hear an address and perhaps a poem, (if any have been prepared) and then attend "strictly to business matters. Let the "excurting" go this time, and perhaps another railroad companies will be in better SEPH lIA.3III.TOX, K-xidts a lady in the land H-er dainty sewing does by hand 0- send her. to Wash' avenne, W-here lives the mighty "parvenu," E-nter the large and friendly portal, M-ake known your need to waiting mortal; A- blessing seek you, free from ill, C-h arming to view, 'enticing skill, 11- ave I not indicated now, 1 plainest words, Elias IIore.

other machine I sing about, 12- xtraord'ry how you've done without. TL TANUFACTURER and Dealer, has the LARGKST and IJEST Assortrarnt in Southern jLtJL Kansas, of both Eastern nnd Home make, consisting in part of BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS, CHAIP.S, TABLES, SAFES, STANDS, CRIBS, LOUNGES, and MATRESSES, Also, Clocks, Mirrors, Picture Frames, Window Shades, UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Ware 00111, Iist Side Fourth Street, ICansai. Tiik Domestic Monthly.

The June number of this excellent magazine will unquestionably be warmly welcomed by the ladies. It is a double number, and gives a complete resume of the vari ous novelties in every department of S. SCHMIDT now offers for sale the Cheapest Goods in the City. A Big Lot of QUEENSWARE and STONEWARE Just from New York. NEW STOCK OF JDJ.IY dress, EDWARD PLOTTS, Washington N.

J. Dissolution Xoticc. THE firm of McIIenry Scott is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. McIIenry will continue in business at this place.and Mr.

Scott will remove to Howard City, Elk Count Kansas. 3 AS. A. McIIENRY, L. SCOTT.

Neodcsha, May 26, 1876. 7 -Iw Publication Notice. Ettablith'd in 1870.J AJVDISRSOTV, iUlonev to Loan. THE undersigned is now. prepared to fill all applications for money where the security ia undoubted.

J. W. SUTHERLAND, 46 tf Neodesha, Kansas. STATE OF KANSAS, DEAL Kit. IN U8.J jsha WlISON COUNTY ss Township of Neodes FARMS FOR SALE.

In Justice Court, before M. C. Stoner, J. in and for said Township CALICO, good quality, only 7 1-2 cents' per yard. rashiou that will be popular during the coming summer season.

The number ppehs with an article presenting a thorough periscope of the domain of Fashion, following which appear essays on Combination Costumes, Latest Styles in Ladies' and Children's Costumes, New "Wraps, Seasonable Fal Trimmings, Millinary, Fans and Parasols, Coiffures, Shoes and Slippers, Lingerie and Needlework, all of which embody the latest intelligence concerning the Mibjcet. The fashion articles are profusely illustrated with line engravings, and a handsome plaAc representing, stylish" street costumes; also accompanies the number. The literary contents are not ably fresh and excellent. Besides numerous Gne poem by llowells, Kosetti, "Beryl," and others, the number contains the opening chapters of a. new novelette, "The "Wife and the Widow," the concluding portion of the excellent serial, Margaret," a number of very entertaining sketches, and a very interesting and instructive paper on coral.

The Mis cellany and Small Talk arc unusually ONE 480 acre farm at per acre. This is a good Grain and Stock Farm. I also hare a large number of other farms for sale CHEAP, and on reasonable terms. J. W.

4o tf Neodesha, Kansas Nancy Stewart, Plaintiff, vs. John Fender ancf Marlon Fender, Defendants. Big ILiot 1 Straw Goods! Neodesha TJlills. Trimmed Ladies -Hatsfc- from $1 to $3Latest Style. ALSO' Babies and" Children's Hats.

THE Defendant, Marion Fender, lake notice that he has been sued by tho plaintiff, Nancy Stewart, in Justice Court, before M. C. Stoner, Justice of the Peace of Neode3h Township, Wilson County, State of Kansas, and that said plaintiff has' caused an order of attachment to issue in taid cause, directed to James Jefferson, constable of said township, that by virtue of said order of attachment the said constable did, on the 13th day of May, A. D. 1876, levy said attachment on one sorrel mare years old, as the property of Aiarion Fender.

Said cause is set for hearing on the 24th day of June, A. D. 1S76, at 9 o'clock A. before said Justice. The said order of attachment was for the sum of forty dollars, hikI ten per cent, interest from the 2rfd dav of September, A.

D. 1S74, JOHNSON McGEE, Uli. UU UIIUCI lilt; IHH'J Literature" are found excellent reviews of nearly all the important books lately Hardware. Stoves, and Agricul-tural Implements, THE Subscriber having secured the control of the abore named Mills, is prepared to do all kinds of Custom and Merchant Work In the Best Possible 3Ianntr. -A New and Improved Ha been put in, and he is now prepared to Shell Corn and UxcJiaiqe Meal for Corn in the Ear, to any client desired, and on favorable terms.

P'xousufu. i uuc, wiiu uiituj uiuti interesting contents, help to make the number exceptionally attractive. The Domestic Monthly is pub-: and unless you, the said Marion Fen lished by Blake S49 Broadway, New York, at 81.50 per year. Specimen copies 15 cents. LIVERY and FEED STABLE, SO UTU SIDE 31 A IX STREET, NEODESHA, KANSAS.

der, shall appear and deieua said action, judgment will be rendered ag-ainst you for the said sum of forty dollars, and interest at ten percent, per annum from the 23d day of September. A- D. 1S74, and costs of suit, Tiik Kansas City Markets. The following are the quotations of the Citv markets taken from tltc Jour Sacltlle Horses, Bugrgies and Car- NATIVE LUMBER Constautlv on hand, and for sale at LOW FIGURES. AND MANUFACTURER OF ALL i Biiicls.or Tin and.

Sheet Iron-ware 'So 24, Corner I'ourthand Wisconsin Streets amy neodesha, kansas: nal of Commerce of yesterday Wheat No. 2 fall, No. 3, 81,25 riagres alrays ready. and an order of sale will issue to said constable commanding him to sell fraid attached property, to satisfy said judgment and costs. J.

Sutherland. 7 3w Attorney for Plaintiff. M. C. Stoner, J.

Neodcsha, May 29th, 1876. No. 4, Corn, new, shelled. in the ear, 35(a packers. stockers, Sawing1 Ione to Order or on Shares.

JOHN B. KEYS. Neodcsha, Jan. 12, 1576. tf Special Attention paid to furnishing com- modicut md comfortable RigsftT Commercial Traiflfrt.f 43 Gliargcs Keasonable.

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