The Jewell County Diamond from Jewell, Kansas • 3

Local H)erartmerit The Diamond ESTABLISHED Oldest' 13 ashless House in JEWELL CITY. NOTICE. Owing to a change in our firm on or about the first of January, 1878, we propose until that time to close out our entire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, fec, and all we have to say to The new type and material for our Pamphlet has arrived atOlyde. Sir. J.

S. Ilenninger, tbe gunsmith, has got his tools, and opened shop in Bloom's old blacksmith shop where he is prepared to do all kinds of work on guns, or anything in iron or steel, in the best style ol the art. Having had forty years experience at such work, and being naturally ingenious and skillful, it may be "Our Jim" in looking through some old papers the other day, discovered the old original loll of the Pioneer Militia Company, organized down at John HofFer's shanty on the morning of May13th, 1870. It cbn-tains all of the Pioneers in the Southern part of the county at that time -28 in number. Thi3 interesting rel Healers safely inferred that he will give entire ail! 6ee our prices.

We mean what satisfaction. See his advertisement in TT another place. we 6a Marks Hirsch. 3Ir. E.

Saunders a carpenter of Omeo, called yesterday and forced a dollar and As VFe are closing up our business, a half upon us, for the Diamond. He we hereby notify all parties mdebt-says he has just finished anew store to us to call and make immediate ld.iD?i"me No further notice will Including tin ware, harness, Agricultural Implements season. We buy and sell grain, in hogs and all kinds of produce Will sell you better goods as cheap as anybody, and will pay you as much for your produce, as you can get anywhere. We make a speciality in buying Furs and Wool Correspondence solicited. MARKS HIRSCH.

Come to Jewell keep a complete stock of goods, such as the country demands, and sell at prices that defy competition. Undertaker s' goods a speciality. Coffins made. Come and examine my stock and ask my prices. If I have not the goods en hand that you want 1 will order them.

XX. X. TOrE- ealer in Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, ats and Caps, Uueensware, Is an Independent, Republican, County Family Newspaper, Published every Saturday, at Jewell City, M. WIIVSOR. Terms, $1.50 per Year, Strictly in ADVANCE.

Clubs of ten, 1.23, each. Terms of advertising. 1 col. 1 year i $80,00 50.00 it 30.00 20.00 10.00 1 inch Local notices, 10 eta per line, the first insertion, five cents per line for each subsequeut insertion. A liberal policy will pursued toward regular advertisers- JEWELL CI MAIL.

DAILY. Concordia, arrives at 12m. departs at 1 P. M. Scandinavia, arrives at 12 and departs at 1 p.

M. Cawkkk Cits', arrives at 12 m. and departs at 1 P. M. Jewell Center, and Burr Oak: arrives at 12 departs at 1 p.

M. loit, departs at 6 a. Tuesdays Thursdays ar.d Saturdays, and arrives at 0 same days. Smith center, Phillipslcrc; and towns west Leaves at 7 a. "Wednesdays and Fridays, and returns iit 0 r.

alternate days. Cawkkk City, via. Glkxoku, arrives at 11 a. M. Saturdays, departs at 1 j.

m. same day. The Solomon City through mail sack arrives in connection with tLe Cawker i daily, leaving Sokmioa at 7a. arriving at Jewell next day at 12 m-Leaves Jewell at 1 i. daily, and ar.

rives at Solomon at m. next day, h. it. rice, i. l.

JSirs. S. It- Wokick. Jewell, Kh. PA 11 EC ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, Jewell City Kansas- "Will practice in tLe courts of the Fifteenth Judicial Di-s-iriet.

Ii t. S.Vil ist. PHYSICIAN SURGEON, WELL CITY, Kansas. Ofiice in Jewell Drugstore. O.

"V- Hughes, TVI. X. Physician Surf con, Having permanently located in Jewell City, tenders Iiis professional, services to the citizens 1 Jewell and surrounding country, and solicits a share tit' their patronage. Oflice at Craudall's Drug stoi where he will he found at all hours during the (lav, and at the Jewell House at Slight. Calls promptly attended.

si-. a. 1ENTIBT. WILL BE AT Citv, the 11th 12th ol each Mouth. Jewell Centre, thu 13th, 14th 15th of each Alontn.

Cawker City, the first ten days of each Monlli. Beloit. the last feeven days of each month. LAW A5D COLLECTION OLTll'E OF jr. i rr si a XOTAKV I'f BLIC.

rSFSCRAXCK AUK NT. Collections promptly made nutted on the day ol payment. and re- Ollice in Diamond building. JEWELL CITV, KANSAS. HERON CASE, JEWELL CENTER, KANSAS.

Li. S. HORNE. Notary Public. S.

II. HARRISON. Air' at Law. HORNE HARBISON, Law and Collection Office JEWELL CENTRE, -'KANSAS. Special attention to collections.

Land business, Luying and selling land paying taxes, Ac. Land titles examined Jree of charge. A ill practice in the courts of the 15th Judicial District, and before the Land oilices at Concordia and Kir win. KOTaRY PUBLIC, and conveyancer Will attend to taking depositions, nthdavits, furnish, blanks for Dfeds Arc, and acknowledge the same with neatness and dispatch 0---l-y. Bi.ASME:atirv.

D. C. SLAG LE, ATHENS, KS. Will do all kinds nf plastering. All Avork warraanted her good material is furnished.

Price reasonable, (Jive me a call. T. Oarber, two and one half miles northwest of Jewell City, is prepared to do all of tailoring or cutting. Having had twenty-eight years experience in tho bufir.es 1 Uel confident of giving entire atLfaetion. fruits cut to latest styles.

Jive me a trial, F. Gauuek. JEWELL HOUSE. JEWELL CITY, KANSAS. P.

ilKADOWS, Proprietor. This house, having thoroughly renovated and refurnished in first class tyle, is now open to the public. Good cooks have been employed and the table will at all times be furnished with the best the market affords. Good, clean beds a specialty. Feed Stable in connection with the house Careful and experienced ostlers in attendance.

Charges reasonable. J3ELOIT, KANSAS. MoGjiat.ii, Proprietor. Nothing that can be done is left undone to make this House rank as one of the best hotels in the Vest. J.

DALTOIS, DEALER IN Drugs, Paints, Oils, Patent Medicines, Rubber and Fancy soods, etc. etc. JEWELL SAS. P11IAUU 22. lIUIYCra, BLACKS 31 XT 1 1 JEWELL CITY Plows made over, new layed, wagons and buggies ironed, and every description of blaek smithing done -promptly and well.

A wagon shop adofning. Stone McBoberts M. STONE, J. W. McROBERTS, Register ot Deeds.

Probate Judge Heal Estate and Tax-paying Agents. Jewell Centre, Jewell C6unty, Kans Spcial attention paid to making Pre emptions, Homesteads, Contests and Final Proofs. All letters of inquiry promptly answered. SATURDAY, JAN. 19, 1878.

Dave Berry has bought the Jewell City Meat Market. James Gunn has returned to Jewell county irom Iowa. He brings back a wife. R. W.

Hill took a trip to Hastings, last week, returning on Thursday last. Robertson Fay shipped two ear loads of fat hogs to Kansas City, last Monday and another tkis morning. At the reorganization of the Board of County Commissioners, last Mon day, B. F. Hansford was choseu chairman.

Married. Jan, Gth, by Rev. Jas. Lawrence, at his residence, Mr. S.

B. Kirkham to Miss Emma L. Stanfus, both of Jewell county. Mr. D.

M. Besore, formerly Coun ty Commissioner in this County, was in town over night this week, on his way to visit his old home on Limestone creek. Ice, Oli yes! is anybody to put up ice this winter for next summer' uec in this town. We have noticed no eiTort in that direction yet. There never has been enough put up heretofore to lat through the season.

Mr. Schulenberg will commence the manuiacture of cigars at this place as soon as he can get rooms. He has never done anything else but make and deal cigars and toLacco all his life, and don't know anything else, bat he understands this business to perfection. We give place, on the second page, to a long article from Dr. Walter Crew, on the subject of medical organizations.

The article was orig-ionally prepared as an address to be read at a meeting of the Jewell county Medical Society, and though rather long will richly repay perusal. It is the best written article ever sent to this ofiice for publication. John Hutchison has got the Stone Drug Stoie plastered and fixed up quite comfortable. John has got the true grit and we rejoice to see him steadily improving his condition. He ha3 lately received a large addition to his stock of drugs and medicines.

He is a careful and competent druggist, and being a thoroughly good fellow is entitled to a good trade. We are pleased to learn, through a letter from Capt. O. F. that the voters of Vicksburg Township, without regard to politics, met on the 10th inst.

and organized an Independent Greenback Club. We should be pleased to hear of every township in the county doing the same thing, The letter is unavoidably crowded out this week by other matter which came in first. We have learned, almost by accident, that a settlement was made on White HocTc Creek in this county as early as the year 1860. This settlement was brokan up by Indians the same year, but some of the men who made it aie still living in Kansas, and we have hopes of getting all their names and a complete account of the whole matter. This will be of great interest, as well as a historical fact in connection with this county, of great importance.

Mr. C. J. Aldrich, of the Brant-ford marble works advertised in this paper, was in town this week filling orders for grave stones. Ho put up a beautiful monument at the graves of Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. King's children and beautiful stones at the graves of E. D.

Heinecke's deceased wife and T. J. Berry's child. The monument is the finest ever erected in this county and deserves special mention on account of its symetry and beauty of finish. It is an imperishable and beautiful mark of earthly love to the cherished departed.

We regret to learn that, James J. Shackelford, of Mitchell county, and well known in Jewell City, has lost his claim, on which he has resided for the last four years. It appears that he had used his Homestead right, and was holding this claim under tho pre eruption act, and let his time run out. In the meantime a man by the name of Hill liomeateaded the claim, and when Mr. Shackelford went down to prove up last week, he found that it was gone beyond redemption.

While we 6ympathipe with Mr. Shackelford in his great loss we can't see as tliero is any one more to blame for it than himself. The pre-emption law is plain and unmistakable The law gives every man 33 months to prove up. If he does not do it in that time, and the claim stands unmolested, it reverts back to the government, and becomes vaeaatlaud again. We know of numerous instances similar to the above in this couaty, and we publish this more as a warning to others similarly situated, than as an item of news.

ardware, Iron, bteel, Nails, Wagon and Buggy wood work, those wanting to purchase is, cal be given by us. Marks Hirsch. L'ncle sam's Harness Oil fills and closes the pores of preventing the entrance ol dampness, dust, and rendering tne harness soft and pliable, While at the same time increasing Its durability, gold by Geo. I. CraiidalL Having reduced the prices on our goods, we shall, after the 8th of this month, sell no goods unless ior cash or its equivalent.

Marks Hirsch. Distempers, coughs, fevers and most diseases which Horses, Hogs ana I'ounry are subject to are readily overcome and cured by Uncle sam's Condition Powder according to the plain directions, soldbv George B. Crandall. For Sale. A 3 inch Wagon nearly new.

Enquire at this ofiice. 3 YAKDS OF GOOD DARK PRINTS FOR $1.00. J. D. Robertson's.

Do not lake Blue Pill or Calomel, to be the plague of your life ever after, but substitute Eifer's Daylight Pills, which renovate the system more without any bad effects, sold by Gko. B. Chandall. John, D. Ilobertsou has received a carload of the justly celebrated Kansas Wagons 28 in number.

New. Also one Spring Wagon ot tho same manufacture. A SURE THING. O. Cough and Dyptheria Item cures coughs, colds and sore throat.

Sold and guaranteed by Hutchison, Jewell City, and L. A. Honey, Ionia- O. Cathartic Liver Pillls will cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, improve the digestion, purifj' the blood and prevent the ague. tiiky kevfk gilipk.

A good Boot for $2.35, and ethers equally as low in proportion at Marks IIirsch's. The best thing in the whole world for sore eyes, chapped hands, salt rheum, burns and all cutaneous diseases is O. Golden Cerate. Warranted to euro or no pay. Sold bv Hutchison, Jewell City.

Scarfs, O-loves Ladies, Gents and Children's Underwear, at almost your own price at Marks IIirsch's. For cheap Groceries, at the Icm- a8t prices, go to Marks Ilinscn's. C's Camnhoreted Hartshorn Una- men is not a patent but the old Voltaic linament made by an improved method and of the best material. It needs no recommend or guarantee, but is ac knowledged to ba old and reliable and horsemen iall back on it when ail else fails, and regard it as their stand-by. bold by Hutchison, well City, Disease and Death, whea they reach our own households, are too seriouo tor jesting, we use our best endeavors to drive oil the clrcau messenger, aim are only happy when we feel that they are at a distance.

Atthehrst approach ol that feci destrover, Consumption in the shape of a cough or slight cold as well as more severe Bronchial or Catarrhal Com plaints, we should at once use Eiler.s ixtract of Tar and wild Cherry. It has no superior in such eases. Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction, sold bv Gko. li. Gkaniall.

Rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and bruises will be relieved bv Uncle sam's Nerve aud Bone Liniment, sold by Goo. 13 Crandall. Mothers will find Dr. winche's Teeth ing Syrup just the medicine to have in i he house for the children it will cure colds, coughs, sore throat and regulate the bowels, try it, Sold by. Gko.

B. crandall. ALL PERSONS knowing themselves indebted to me, who have contracted to pay in corn, are requested to bring it in XO W. J. D.

Robertson. MASQUERADE. K1E8T OP THE SEASON. There will be a Grand Masquerade Ball at Marks' Hall, in Jewell City, on Friday night Februarj'-22nd 1878, at which tbe fun loving people are respectfully iuvited. Masks and costums will be on hand for those who want them.

Neither money nor labor will be spared to make this the most enjoyable affair ever held in North Western Kansas. A full pro-ra name will be circulated in due time, It Is a Fact Brown's Liver Pills cure headache, biliousness and liver complaint. Brown's Cough Balsam and Tar Troches cure coughs, colds, and throat and lung affections That Cough should be checked at once. Brown's Hair Tonic prevents dandruff and loss ot hair, and secures a beautiful gloss. Brown's Arnica Linament and Salve cure sprains, swellings, sores, ulcers and frost bites.

Eureka Ague Pills do cure the chills. Parisian Lilly Balm beautifies tlie complexion. Sarsparilla, Dandelion and Iodide of Potassium invigorates the liver and purifies the blood. Tbe great remedy for Chronic Bheumatism. For sale by GEO.

B. CRANDALL, JewellCity, Kansas, And all Druggists. Notice To Everybody. I will shoe horses, hereafter, for $3.50 per span, new all round, and satisfaction guaranteed. Corn taken in exchange for all kinds of work.

E. E. Buxce. lei ic will occupy a prominent place in our forth-coming history of the coun try. In addition to the above Mr.

Scarbrough also found an old Diary of 1870, kept by him, which contains cotes of every important event that took place in Jewell county from April 24th 1870 until August 22, 1870, the date of the organization of the county. These heretofore "missing linkb" will all be brought out in our new Pamphlet History of Jewell County A "Farmers Mutual, Social and co-operative Union," was organized at the Grange Hall, Brown's Creek, last Monday, under the auspices of Mr. Lafayette Couch, who has been elaborating a plan for such an organi-zation for several years. It is a secret order, with a 25 cent admittance fee. At the organization last Monday J.

Colburn was elected President; L. Couch, Vice President; J. R. Sheldon, Treasurer; Mrs. B.

G. Williams, Secretary; Andy Clellaud, Corresponding Secretary, and Leslie Breed, Doorkeeper. YTe have not had the pleasure of seeing the Constitution and Uy-Laws, written by Mr. Couch, but we understand there is a clause which forbids the order from warringjin any manner with any oth-er interest. Another lodge of the same order is to be organized at Williams' School house next Monday.

Snow rain slush mud. Drouth John Shives called on us 3'esterday. Xo political significance. Cy Kitchart says lie takes seven papers and that ho likes the Dumoxu the best of all. Certainly.

The "Pioneer's Ke-unlon Kail," la-t Wednesday night, was well attended and passed oft' pleasantly. 31. A. Lynch, formerly ol Jewell City but now of Hastings, is down on a visit, and gave us a friendly call. James AV.

Hall is building a stone house 18x80, cut corners, story and a half, on his claim. Joe Fogel is tlie builder. "Proc eedings of County Commissioners," are unavoidably crowded out this week, on account of the copy arriving too late. There were over two hundred teams in town last Monday, and trade was unusually lively with all our merchants. Times are improving.

Jim John, of Jewell Center, smoked the pipe of peace in this place last Tuesday. Oome and smoke often, Jim, if you bring your own tobacco. One of the strangest things in this fast age is that some first class wagon maker dots not locate at this place. There is a grand opening here, sure. Sam Scripture was down with the boys last Tuesday.

''Sam" is selling the 'White" sewing machine for J. K. )Ie-Lain, of Burr Oak and as he is genial good fellow, we Wish him unbounded success. Itemember that we represent the old reliable Hartford Insurance Company. We have not time to canvass, but any one wishing insurance on tneir propert3r will do well to give us a call, at the Diamond office.

George A. Sorick says its all a mistake about his having sold his farm and stock for $3,000. He was offered that amount, but could only get $1,000 cash down; the balance on time, and as the terms did not suit him, he concluded not to sell. E- H. Wills, the gentlemanly General Freight Agent of the C.

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was in town last Tuesday, and called on the leading paper. He stated that as soon as the road reached Concordia a force of engineers will be put on to survey a route westward. Thanks to Cal Postlethwaite lorabeau-tiful calender for 1878, gotten up by the St. Joseph Fire and Marine Insurance Company, also some fine blotters, all very convenient and handy in a printing office. By the way, the Si.

Joseph Insurance Company, which Cal. represents in this county, is one of the most reliable in the country. Jewell City will soon make up for lost time in the way of harness makers There will soon be three; Mr. Osborne of, Allen township is to occupy a room in the Diamosd builuing, a gentleman from lo wa will occupy the room with Mr. Geo.

James, and a man from Pennsylvania, the building, now occupied by John Vest as a butcher shop. Geo. P. Field, Son of A. P.

Field, of Marsh Creek has added to himself by taking lor a life partner, 31iss Emma Miller, of Victoria, Eliis county. Miss Miller lived with her parenis on Marsh Creek for twTo years, where Geo. got acquainted with her. They were maried on the 28th day of November, last. This is rather old, but its always good.

All that the St. Elmo, the new hotel, now needs to complete It is the plaster. We took a look through it the other day, and must say it is admirably planned for convenience and comfort. The upper parlor has a beautiful commanding view ol the surrounding country the location and arrangement et the ferifial chamber is so perfect as to add to the delights of that happy institution, the to be continued. This land comes about as near flowing wTith milk and honey as any bordering on the fortieth parallel, we opine, and good things are the order ot the day and excite no particular comment.

But this time the turkey was tall fed and super extra, the cake was "cream laid," the pie was "xxxx" the jellies, custards, fruit, "extra fine," by Mr. and iLrs. Wood, at the Shackelsord mansion, on Tuesday-last. "We took two shares and would do the same thing over if we got a chance, regardless of revenue laws or postofhee regulations. in Mnn sell City lo Buy Your VIA i.

ir-: it. BLACKSMITH, JEWELL CENTER, KANSAS. Manufactures wagons, buggies and all kind of wagon work. Repairing dons on call. New buggies always on hand to trade or sell.

Eighteen buggies on the way to finish. "The Golden Belt Route." The quickest, safest and most reliable to all points East or TVest is via. the Kansas Pacific Hailway. through the famous "Golden Belt" (the finet wheat region in the world Passengers for Denver and the KocJy should remember that this is 120 mile the -shortest, 23 hours the quickest, and the only line running through to Denver without change ot cars. Going East, close connections are made atKansai City and Leavenworth with all the great through routes for all points East, North and South.

The Favorite Line to th Saa Juan Mine. Passengers taking the Kak-6 as Pacific can stop over at Denver and visit the mines and smelting works in its vicinity. Close connection made with tbe Denver aud BJo Grand Railway for Colorado Springs, La Veta, Del Norte and Lake City. Tlie only line westofthe Missouri River equipped with the West-inghouse Improved Automatic Air Brake-Freight shippers, attention The Kik-sas Pacific Fast Freight Express makes the best time and affords the moat rapid transit of freight between the Missouri River and all principal points in Kansas, Colorado, Ner San Juan and Arizona. For iuformatioa coneerning rates maps, guides, pamphlets, call upon or address, JOIIN 31UIR, D.E.CORNELL, Gea'l Fr't Agt.

GenU Pass'r A4 T.F.OAK8, 3etfM Sup't, Kaksas Crrr, 99 which is being filled with a good stock of goods. This makes two stores for Omeo, and the proprietors of the town and the people rejoice greatly. Mr. Saunders has only been in the countj- three months but is quite as enthusiastic as an old settler about our fine country. One of the best institutions ot Jewell City, aside from its churches and school, is Marks' Hall.

This has been demonstrated in the short time it has been open to the public. No matter what takes I1 ace that causes a gathering, there is a place in which to meet. To those who like the amusement of dancing it af fords an opportunity; it helps out those who find pleafcure in dramatic entertain menls and shows it makes a splendid court room, and above all, it gives the town a name and importance that it did not hare without it. We sa3' its enter prising projector is entitled to great praise, and we hope he may be financial ly remunerated for his outlay. We understand that some of the par ties who were married on New Year's day by a justice who had not yet fully qualified, are taking the matter quite hard.

There is no occasion for this. As far as the couples are concerned the3- are as legally married as any that were ever joined in wedlock. They hav complied with the law and acted throughout in good and they are "man and wife, We considered tlie occasion an opportuni ty for a good joke and some fun but there is no occasion for all the talk and fuss that is being made about it iu the neighborhood. If the parties are not married thejr never will be, and the best thing they can do is to go right along about their connsibial business in the most unconcerned manner, in lact it don't concern anvbody else. ciiuitoii directory; SUNDAY, 20th.

Elder T. W. Pinkerton, Christain, 11 p. m. and 7 p.

m. Jewell-City. Rev. C. Linge, Evangelical, 11 a.

4m. Jewell City, 2 p. m. West Buffalo. Rev.

James Phillips, Methodist, Quar-ly: meeting, Jewell City. Rev. J. F. Donaldson, Presbyterian, p.

m. Athens. For Sunday, Jan. 27th Elder T. W.

Pinkerton, Christian, 11 West Asber. Rev. C. Linge, Evangelical, will preach at Ionia 11 a. m.

south ot Ionia 7 r. m. Rev. James Phillips, Methodist, will preach at 11 a. m.

Jewell City, p. m. Biown's Creek, 7 p. m. ionia.

Rev. J. F. Donaldson, Presbyterian, 11 a. m.

White Rock City, 7 m. Rubens. Business Locals. COKN! Taken in jexchange for goods at cash prices. Price 12 cents and wt.

70 lbs per corn. bushel. Bring on your J. D.fKOBERTSON. HOGS, FAT HOGS WANTED.

HIGHEST PK1CE PAID BY xloiJERTsor Fay. If you would have a fragrant cegiro An elegant brush or oil for your hair, Or anything in Drugs compounded with care, Just.eallon Crandall, west of the square. dl2-w4 For SiLE. Two yoke of work cattle and wagon, cheap for cash or trade. Corn or any kind of grain taken at market price.

W. Edvards. Wanted. To sell or tiade the celebrated "Young Dexter." Terms; one half down, balance in one and two years. Will take any kind of good young stock, or will trade for land in a suitable locality.

J. L. Anderson, Biown's Creek, jan 19 w2 I want to buy an odd ox, or a bull, weighing, 1700 or 1800. Leave word at Diamoxd office. Jos.

Larue. Half a car load of chairs, just arrived and going off cheap at ST0XE8. Blank Books. Blank Notes. Blank Drafts.

History ot U. S. Dictionaries for the pocket. Copybooks Slates. Will get any book published in ihe U.

S. for you ou short notice. Geo. B. Craneall.

A fresh lot ol Maple cottage bead-steads, just on and cheap at. Stones. -wanted. 10,000 Bushels of com wanted at tf Marks fe Hirsch. A.

L.J Marks has on exhibition and for sale at the store of Marks Hirsch, one ot the best and easiest working Washing Machines ever brought before the public. Call and inspeet them, for I am sure you'll buy one as they are cheap. tf A.L.Marks. Flour, Grain and Feed stuffs in fact in first class general stocks. TES SPECIALITY.

The largest stock at lowest prices. No trouble to show goods. If you don't see what yau want ask ior it, and if not in stock wa will get it. All kinds ot merchantable produce taken at highest market price. I will meetany and all competition.

"EXCELSIOR. 3SFew MIllinerY AT THE LADIES BAZAR. Ladies call and see eur new stock of Millinery just received at the Ladies Ba-ar, comprising hats in straw, velvet and t. Also a good stock of flowers, frames, ribbons feathers c. Sold cheap for cash at 31I8S JtfARY LAWKESCB'S.

JEWELL BARBER SfiOP. Ilaving opened a Barber shop set the Jewell House. I am now prepared to do all work in mv line in first class style. Shop days WedEeslays, Saturdays and Sundays. TVM.

KlLKY. Our lew Pallet JEWELL COUNTY WILL BE READY ABOUT THE FIRST OF MARCH, 1878..