The Jewell County Monitor from Mankato, Kansas • 4

i 1 I Ladies Boots at No. 99. St URNITURE URNITURE, FARM LOANS. AH the latest beauties and novelties in lamps can be found at Daltons. He has hall and parlor chandelier with or.

without glass Pendants decorated or plain shades, hand and stand lamps of every discription, also the beautiful and powerful electric lamp, the latest out, makes more light than a dozen common lamps- JXankato Post OSeelHteetorr. Daily mail soat Sao. oatt closes Ban Oak fcOtp Saparior.Neb. Smith Centre. 12; v.

Seandi roes aboat 3: Tri-weaMr to GaidoXoek. Hobl. eloees Office hours except Sunday, 8 a to 9 m. Monj order buaineSo cloaca at 5 p. m.

Office open on Sunday, from 9 to 10 a. xa. Subject to change as mail achedolea are changed. D. J.

Vanck, P. M. 4 Having purchased the entire stock of Furniture from T. A. Pruitt of this place, will say that I am prepared to offer you Mr.

Freeman, the furniture 'sder has an advertisement in (his issue, Mr. F. is constantly adding new goods to his stock embracing all the latest styles in furniture, wall paper etc. and merits a liberr.l prtron-age. When you "want anything in the furniture line it will pay'you'to call and get his prices.

Frank Frazelle and W. T. Beanies have skipped from Burr Oak, leaving their creditors to the tunc of several hundred dollars. Ladies' French Kid Shoes just arrived at Chapman's. ir j.

r.i. althcucz, cr.iio, Is prepared to make farm loans on approved security On Best Terms Now Obtainable, Persons desiring a loan on real estate vll 'consult-4 their best interests by calling on, or. addressing J. M. ALTHGUSE, Omib, Kansas, NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF In this western -country -I full of staple article, sncL as CHAIRS' IN- GREAT VARIETY, BedsteudiS, tounees single and double, BURBAtJS; SAFES AND STANDS, AYe Will Sell for the next 30 or6oDays our Beautiful stock of In tfact very iiiig.t)sualkept 1 i i FINE SILK LACES, I all kinds of Colors.

Wosrted laces; Vetie tian laces, cotton laces, embroideries. Pac men try bugle trimnirngs, and the finest fringes ever shown on the market. Dress goods, Velvet Gardigen Jackets. Also have on- nana- ft fin awortinent of the latest styles wall paper "very cheap" Come and'eeeme, I can save you money. I HAVE ALSO A FULL LINE OP UNDERTAKERS' GOODS.

Coffins "and Caskets 1 from' $3 to $50 and upwards. Burial robes You will find me at the old stand opposite Mankato Bank P. M- FREEMAN. Shawls, I foods, Nubies and ladies' suiting; (t lots of Millinery Goods of alf Women Men Men furnishing goods, shirts, Gloves, Collars, Ties Scarfs." "aitd underwear. You will find all the staples here, in the way cf Prints Ginghams, Plaids, Sheetings, Muslin-, etc.

Constantly receiving new goods fresh from the east WE SELL MORE GOODS FOR I-KSS MONEY THAN ANY FIRM IN KANSAS and nothing but the very best handled over our counters You will always find. us on the corner in the old Butts stand. Morris. LOW RATE. 1 and Children s.

i Postoflice Building. KANSAS. Very Best a a -r -r- mniiwcnt ll'ill .1111 I llw The old reliable manufacturers oi BOOTS SHOES, The Daggett, Basset. I Hills Company, Of Chicago, 111. are for sale at ED.

K. CHAPMAN'S STORE, Comer of Alain and Commercial Street Mankato, Kau In every class and style of Kid, Fine Kip, and Calf Boots for men, boys, youths and children. Kip, calf, grain, buff, goatand kid shoes for men. boys, youths, women, misses and children in every style. These goods are warranted first-class in every particular.

W. Hodaon was in town Wednesday- A new car'of Glidden wire at K. Uanca A Son's. H. Vestal, of Sinclair was in town Tuesday.

The train ran over a stray hog down at the depot Motday evening. K. H. Field returned Tuesday evening from a trip to Republic County. J.

M. Ketchum returned from Chicago on the" evening train Tuesday. Ira Ifodgon made ns a call Tuesday Ira is. doing a ood law business at Burr Oak. 1 You can buy Marysville, Kaij- flour at 99.

No. 99 Is carrying a fall line of groceries and is head-quarters for flour. Ira F. Hodaon of Burr Oak and A. II.

of Salem, were among the legal fraternity attending court at this place this week. John R. Ilendrickson and Miss Lizzie Berg; were married last Sunday. John has not been around to tell us about the par. ticulara, but we extend congratulations all the earn.

Partita who took np homesteads in Baw-lins, Decatur. or. Sheridan Counties, prior to June 15th, 1880, and desire to dis. pose of the same before they are lost by contest, will nnd'it to their advantage to call on K. tJ.

Field, Mankato, Kan. Report reaches us that foot pads have been at work in Burr Oak and that J. E. Faidley, Joseph Smith, and another party whose.name we did not learn, were held up by highwaymen and compelled to deliver the contents of their pocket books. It is suppoaed that the perpetrators were novices in the business from the fact that Faidley is a newspaper publisher and Smith is a barber and the proceeds of the two hauls netted about 811.00.' It is believed the man has given up robbing newspaper men and gone to catching quail at 75 cents per dozen, as a mare lucrative business.

The Atlas dudes don't seem to' be making much headway in the prosecution of their The farmers will hold a meeting on Satruday, Dec. 20th, at the office of J. W. McRebertsat o'clock p. ni.

Let every part of the county be represented. The more we learn of the tricks resorted to jto obtain orders the more we become satis fied that-the whole outfit are implicated in a game of dec eption and fraud. Tax. paying time is at hand. When you come to town to pay your taxes don't fail to drop in and pay us what ycu owe.

The death of Mr. John Bunch, which occurred on Monday afternoon, at Jewell City, has cast a gloom over that village where lie has long been an honored citizen. The deceased has been lying very low with heart disease for some days past, and his deat whas hourly expected. The largest stock. of heating and cooking stoves always to be found at 11.

Hanna Son, If you want a loan on real estate don't fail to Call on J. M. AlthouseV of Omio, his terms are as low as the. lowest." Although winter, that hoary old monarch, with its crown of snow, and his sceptre gemmed with affect mankind with such evils as coughs and colds, happily they can be "cured by Coussens Ilohey of Tar, a most remedy for diseases of the throat and. lungs Croup, and Hoarseness'.

For sale by J. J. Dalton. Boots and Shoes. Hats, Caps and Gloves at No.

99. NOTICE. Hunters are hereby warned to keep off the lands of any of the undersigned and not to sheot, trap or pelt any quaii under any hedge upon our premises, as the hedge is upon our land and not in the road as some suppose, as we pledge ourselves to prosecute any one caught in'the act. John L. Mellberg, Ira Van De venter, John VanDeventer, Perry Green, Ruben VanDeventer, Duahe Green, James Soyder, Samuel Snyder.

D. A. Huntington-- -John HolhiesV 1 Quick. 102 C-xn "i bsrait' Ii3S3 11 -i i. lis 1 axriat well furnished, with cellar full size of house; Barn 20x 34 with lascment under the whole building; well watered and a desirable 'farm in every respect; will.

le sold fr $3,000 on ey terms. The most coinplete and artistic line of Pa'petries, Writing Desk's, in Walnut or Alligator, L.ctter and Xote l'acr, Memorandum lJtks, Diaries, for 1 Pocket Dk. ks, in all grades and prices in the country can be found at lTaltons. Clocks Trom $1,50 to $45, at Daltons. Just come and see the time of day.

Don't that you can buy any kind of a watch and have it warranted, at Dalton's, and get it cheap, too. Dalton has a 'full assortment of iS K. Wedding Rings and Diamond'," Ruby, Opal, Peari' and Garnet engagement rings. Can suit anybody contemplating matrimony. The children, all admire those' Dolls atr Kisque, with natural hairand --eyes.

Wax 'i foot Ionj; and smaller. China, and Kubber Doflsj for the baby, that can'J be broken. Lt the. little ones go and sec them, and you buy, be sure ami get his prices, and ee his selections. A complete assortment of Jewelry, Clocks, and Watches, at Dalton consisting1 of latest styles, of Pins, Ear Drops', in" "solid Gold and Plate, it.S and 15 day walnut and enamel with Cathedral gong strike, alarm which will be placed on sale at prices as low as the lowest, at-Dal toiis.

Buv the "White -Rose" and "Chrmpion" Flour of Ed. Chapman. Special drives to make room for View at Chapman's." No doubt about it, as has been proven, in a thousand cases Coussens Lightning Liniment, is a blessing to all sufferers wliu itneumatism, Lame Back, Neuralgia, Sprains, Corns, and Bunions, and will also cure Spavin, Ring-bone, Galls, Scratches, on animals. For sale by J. J.

Dalton. Thousands Say So. Mr T. W. Atkin, Girard, "I never hesitate to recommend your Klectric Bitters to my customsrs, they give entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers." Electric Bitters the the purest and best medicine know and will positively cure Kidney and Liver complaints.

Purify the blood and regulate the bowels-. No family can aflbrd tp bewith-out them. They will save hundreds of dollars in doctor's bills every year. Sold at 50 cents a bottle by Saunders Lamar. Goods at prices lower than ever oflcrcd in our line in Jevelf county before, now is the time to buy at L.

J. Gould P.O. Book Store. No 99. Clothing Emporium.

All are invited to call and -examine Hoosier John's goods, irrespective 'of race, color, or previous condition of life. IiETTERS. AndrewsVarues L. 'Andrews Geo. Black David Cherry Clarein-e Davis C.

Glasco Preston 2 Howard Geo. Lemberge Musson IJarrut Xelson C. Prassmue Allen Smith Frank 'Vanduford AViu. Craft Frances Freeman Minnie Harrison W.H. Jordan W.

II. McMurray Lusie Morgan' A. Patterson S. M. Pruice Julian Thackton La rait Woody Nelson Postals Barns J.

K. Coburn II. W. GaultM.A. Moody M.

McWhinney John kelson Clias. -Komin J. F. Reaves James A. Thompson Y.

C. (2) Persons calling lor letters in above list will please ask for "Advertised Letters." Unless delivered witoin 30 days they will sent ti the dead letter offie D. D. Vance, P-M. The Art Amateur for December fairly outdoes all previous issues of this admirable magazine in the" variety, profusion and attractiveness' of its designs and instructions for practical art work.

Among these there are a dozen designs for Christmas Cilurch and Home Decoration; the same number for Ecclesiastical Embroidery; fifteen Tor Chinia Painting, including a superb" dvi. Le page figure panel, and the iirst of a nrr; 1 aeries of twelve dessert plates; a etr. Jun 1 old door-panel design for wood c-aryiiju: ja fine design of oranges (fruit, flowers'-rr. i ior repousse Drnss worK; bji.iu Kensington embroidery designs for picture mount, menu, frame and chair back; a charming ideal female head; and another page, in color, of Bouchers delightful cupids. Amateurs of clay modelling, wood engraving, art needlework, and -china painting will find excellent illustrated artiilts 'cvoted to their favorite pursuits.

There is a notice by George P. Lathrop of the Watts pictures at the Metropolitan Museum, with a fine portrait of the artist, and exquisite illustrations of two of his works. "The time of Holly" is an invaluable article on the' Christmas Decoration of I Tomes and Churches. But space fails to enumerate all the attractions of a magazine which no one interested ti art caii possibly' a ff.rd to le without. Price says that President liar ne id once asked him if he knew where the National motto, pluribus unum," came from.

Tucker admitted that he: did not. "Well," said Garfield; "it conies from a description in Horace of the' preparation of a Roman salad;" and he turned-to it. There, surely enough, was the list of ingredients, and the remark that, the result was pluribus Have you those Elegant Christmas and Birthday cards r.il boxes at Dalton's and how clieap, they are anywhere- from 5 cents to $2, and such rare beauties. a complete line of Visiting cards in latest design -i, and plenty of. advertising cards to give away Christmas.

Our usual large and complete stock of Drugs, Patent medicines, Toilet soaps, bnislns, sponges, towels, tobacco and "cigars. At Daltons you will fihd "meer-chaum and wood pipes, stands, shell boxes, music rolls and 'books," chess, domino mice, kettles, Mmistachocups and! saucers paper weights, scrap books, j. rubberrattles, letter'files, nd'T hair brushes, face powder, spectacles and cases, ladies handbags, xpss. 1 j. 5WU r' perfume bottle-, whisk holders, puff boxes," "dressing cases, nlavincr cards, flesh and nail come and see it.

NEW HARDWARE ATOMIC! FARMERS AND Everybody Look to your interests And when you want anything in the HARDWARE Line, Call at STURTEVANT'S NEW HARDWARE STORE OMIO, KANSAS, And he will convince you that it is to your interest. I wish, jo say7' to th.e.people of Jewell county that I have now in stock a fair assortment of Hardware of every description, consisting of Xailsof all kinds, Bolts, Pitchforks, Spades, Shovels, Scoops, Tinware. Table and Pocket Cutlery, Bird Cages, etc. Also the. largest assortment of Cook RANGES, Parlor and Heating to be found in Jewell county, which I will sell for cash cheaper than can be had at any R.

R. town in the county. Every stove fully -warranted against fire-cracks, and warranted to bake and cook equal any stove made in the United States Corae in and get a Splendid Cook Stove for Or a fine Heating Stove for $7 keep constantly on band the Celebrated Glidden Steel-Barb Wire Also Wheel-barrows, Buckeye Drills, Buggies, Wagons, Mowers, Horse-Rakes, and Farm Machinery in general. Everything gold at a discount for cash. I also have a 5, 10 and 15 ct.

counter, where you will findar-" tides worth twice the money. Call and see for yourselves. Don't forget, the place. frame Omio, Kaii Terr respectfully. SY.

H. STT7 RTK A T. Satisfactory rrfcirix-K unTrn. Tor iHnrtratal Book. aiRss oscood Farmers Look Here.

to 3011 interest and secure vourself with asrood farm scale. Hav-1 ing the'exclusive right to handle 1 .1 1 .1. couuties, I am prepared to furnfelf I anj- kind of a scale from one ton to a 60 ton scale, on short notice. 5 -ton scales a specialty and keep in" stock Having secured the agency for LEFFEL'S IMPROVED Iron Wind Engine, Can furnish those in need of a mill as good a mill as there is in the market. J-'or terms call on or address me at Mankato.

G. T. Williams. We the undersigned citizens of Jewell Count Kansas, do hereby certify that we having purchased of G. T.

"Williams, one of II. IS. Osgoods Co. Combination farm Scale and that having tested them thoroughly we do nnhesitatingly claim them to be as good as the best Iron Lever Seal manufactured; and we can and do heartily recommend them to our brother -farmers who are in need of a good and reliable farm scale. NAMES W.

1 1. Isaacs -(f. II. McCamniou F. R.

Howe, A. II. Kellogg, -C. K. Cole, Wm.

Frost, -nollenbeck Smith, J. N. Hotchkiss, John T. l'antier, II. B.

Loggins, Wm. Raich, i Geo. Snow, Wm. H. Bremer S.

Wilson. Ilenrv Peterson, ItBT OFFICE. Mankato. Birr Oak Delta Omio Odessa Kubens -Superior IlaTrison We the undersigned, Officers of tha Shipping Association do here ceitify to the a')ove, at Snjerior Xeb. I).

C. WlTOir, Manager. S. Wilsox, Truate. i H.

Hvrn Jrnstee. Stoves 1 1 L0CA1NQTB. Geo. "VV. Coagleton, of limestone tow'n-ahip.

baa our thank for auheUntiaL B. Wairen, of HarriabntowmKip called Saturday and had the MoKiTOR forwarded to his addiess. M.M. Nelson, of Washington township haa built new and commodious dwelling. Orml Emery, of the Burr Oak Herald was attending court last Thursday.

He called on the Moirrrom and brought a pocket full of cigars with him. Will Palmer, of the Republican waa at tending court this week, subpoenaed as a witnesa by the defense in the Burr Oak case. A. W. Mann is not recovering as fast as might be hoped Bad a severe chill last week and doubts are entertained of his recovery.

i For real estate loans call on or address J. If. Althoose, Omi7 Kansas. Violins and Accordions at prices never before offered lor same class of goods in North West Kansac, at L. J.

Gould A Co's. P. O. Book Store. the substantial farmers of this co inty is W.

H. Isaac, of Limestone township. He informs us that this year he r.i:sed 150 acres of eern which by actual weight averages over 70 bushels to the acre -making a total yield of over 10,000 bushels. Our delinquent euhsoriber will pi. come forward at once.

We must have our par and it will be' a great convenience have it brought or forwrwled by mail and thus save us the expense A collecting. It will probably be a severe blow to Burr Oak people to learn that their depot stands catowampue but fact for Isaac Jordan swore to the statement repeatedly. hisjteatiinony cQncerning.the shooting, at that plaee. tan-get almost anything -you want for the little ones, the big nevOICl or young, from a five ct. Doll to a $150 Gold Watch, and for less money, quality and quantity considered, atDaltdn's, than' at any other place in the Country.

Call, see, and be convinced. Go to Alf. Evans to make your farm loans and get the privilege of paying part or all of your loans before maturity by paying only 30 days interest as bonus. R. Churchill wishes -in form the publfcrThat he has opened up the Old Pioneer -House and will furnish good meats 'f or as cents; and beds for the same.

Come and try me and if you dont like my style dont come any more. For sale or' -A' Geo. A. Prince organ, nearly inew Itfqoire'of A. H.

Butts, Mankato. Splendid assortment ot trunks and valises, Just arrived at Chapman'. Scandalous. Mankato must have its sensations, and if it is not one thing it is an-J other, just at present the female portion of this city is agog over the scandalously low prices offered by Mrs. C.

L. Warren in millinery goods. Her large stock of ladies' hats, plumes, etc. is being offered at lower prices than were ever before heard of, and of -course every lady must have one NOW. Just step in and satisfy, yourself about truth of this statement at TOWN Chapman's, elegant assortment of boets and shoes, just arrived.

GROCERIES, the best and cheapest, at Chapman's. WARRANTED to titrniu1 not totrip, Qrr's Psuita- 1 1 i lJi warrairted to wasHanflTwear, at Chapman's. I have a large library of choice books for at prices from- 2c. to $6.00 per volume, consisting of History Fiction, also over 1,000 volumes of a circulating library, including the works of the best" authors'" which j-ou can read and return. Call and examine at Dalton's." Any "book now in print' procured on short notice and at prices low a the lowest.

Don't forget that I wijl 'iifll you as good grade of watch and as. fine quality of one in the cpuntrr, and fprrthf least "possible price. -ysu buy anything in that line, come and get my prices which I guarantee to be always low a the lowest. I have an elegant assortment of Silyer Wife of the best make ami would like to close "it al Lout in the naxt 3 weeks, and will make you price that cannot be beaten for game quality and litush of ware. Call and see lefore you buy.

J. J. Dalton, in first class furniture store.i SUBSCRIBERS. If you are in arrears for the Monitor we oust insist on an immediate payment We need the money and must have it. Bids for Medical Practice.

U- Office of Coaoty Clerk of Jewell County Maakato, Nor, zgth. 1SS4" ''ItxfbOkti Jf. Coaot'jr', Commissioners oY Jewel1 aeat, for the Medical, Sureieal of the Pfwpers of Jewell Cooatjr, ftfetle year 188 5, 'County, to fornUb tbe Dr: rhe o'thex-f ppltances. Bids to be 6 led JtirlfCouWy oa, or ILefore. January i-t, 8s.

Pea bidUiacyiU be" reiired- to present proof thatiifcej are legally qualified to practice medicine ia the Statrof KinsasConiBiissioners reserve the right to reject asy or all bids. ARest. J.V.DAVIS. n. IWd.

Co. Clerk. Conrity Clerk's Office, Mankato, Dec. 5, 1884. The Board of County Commissioners of Jewell Kansas, will receive bids for the keeping of the paupers in the county poor bouse for tbe year 1IS5.

Bids to be filed with county clerk on or eb-fore January 1st, 1885, and to be in accordance with the following' terms, viz: Parties bidding fo pay $140 rent for the use of the farm, and charge so much per week for the keeping of each pauper, the county to furnish their clothing, medical attendance and sewing. Or bids may state what they will charge per week for keeping paupers on the above terms and pay no rant oa the farm. Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. J. V.

DAVIS. Ch'n. of Board, Attest, V. M. STEPHENS, County Clerk.

First Publication Kor, nth, 1884. Notice for Publication. McCana, aad Harry McCann defendants, will take notice that they, have been seed, in the District Court of ewell County State of Kansas, and that they must answer the petition of Sophia Quy, plaatiff, filed in said court, on or before the 31st of December 1884, or said petition will be taken as true aad judgment will be rendered against thesa for $600 aad interest oa tame from December 19th 18S1, at the rate of 7 per cent per annum and a mortgage given by said defendants upon the following described tract of land in Jewell County, State of Kaasa to wit: Commencing at the Southwest corner of lot No. in block No. 4.

in the town of Omio, thence west 19 feat, thence north 130 feet, thence feast 139. feet, tbeoee south tso feet to tbe place of beginning; will be foreclosed and said land ordered to be sold to satisfy tbe said sum of $600 and interest. SOPHIA guv. Holt aki Hicks attorneys for pl'ff. D.

FORBES, Merchant Tailor, Main Strjet, Mankato, Kan. Gutting, Fitting, and REPAIRING Don vith neatness dispatch An3 Satisfaction Guaranteed. D. C. FORBES.

Mankato Herd r. Thoroughbred Poland China SWINE. Best Hogs. in the World. Bred ami fur sale lv (p.

OeOrsffl JIankato, Jtan.) I have been enraged in suiting this celebrated i breed ot nc tor tne paot live hogs are from the well known herd li. M. Macie, of IJut- lr roiintv. Ohi. and A.

Mre. of FuhfMi rnnnir. III. At! those wihiafC to buy gnud stmt, healthy and vigfrooii pitfs frill do well to write to me at Man La to Kanftaa, shipped to any rail mad point. Al way to tbe (txmt icicardleMi of prices.

Satisfaction guaranteed in all Hare just received some fine stock from the Herds of DORSEY SON AND McC.EE. Boots Shoes is catch-penny to tdraw trade, but to close out Jthis Irhe bf goods The offer ils (rpnump and von art Invifpd j. lQ and be convinced. I WH IVe OU better rgains than you ever saw call early as the prices I give is bound i'to sell the goods at once. MS.

C. L. w- qj C. T.Tankato, Kansas, DRUGGIST, A Select stock of pure Ezbon Items. Weather contianes fine.

Coro husking with nqt the fwmn. prpgressiog fioeI'v Ct.R.Mlery has not yet receive the drug department for hi (tore. Martin McQaiaton wiahe to Mil hia hog, a team and ontf estra bone. James Jenkina talk of moving to Caker CUy to live. Coal! Coal! Omio laid in tho-ahade.

J. Thatcher the 1 Pispector of Cawker City. Mitchell count, bas mccacded in coal fi4 at that place, at a depth of 38 feet, striking raf fine- cJay. hen a very heavy aUte, after which he went throagh a vein: of ai 3J4 inches of 'good clear coal, then throuch 5 feet of slate, then into a iaches of coal, then into fine clay again, which indicates a stili thicker and better vein below, but as tho water is somewhat troublesome the Company, receives.tbe jband willpmi down sh'aft and 'work what tfcey have already found and possibly, go to the th'iri Vein afterwards. The company in high spirits over the prospect, in hopes that rhe five feet of tenter sUfte is nr lumo of slate and that both' reins will run together, but in this there Is but one thftrg in its favor (i.

the coal of both reins is exactly of the saine quality of coal in every particular; 10 said my informer, a druggist in the city; but where the two veins are entirely separate Ue lower one usually! thxier, much, harder and better coal. Omio deeper. Whv Kor. Mayview Items. Cora gathering nearly finished io Axis' part of the country.

C. L. Colburn has moved into the Hall elead's store. He is teaching in district 41. K.

P. Griflfis is feeding about eighty head of steer-" most of them are about ready to: Wei-stead is a car load. Mr. i from Cawker is wintering twelve hun'J 'suceponthe Cos farm. He was brought up soucn ana nas.

always seen nemocrai, out says be 1 a no further use fer that party as their notions of tariff reform will make his business unprofitable, A meeting was held last night at the. school bouse in dist. 24 to organize an arithmetic school. A festival comes off to-morrow night at the nen Mrthodist Church four miles south of here. rj tccr ii to be uiei in seating the Well, poetically, wa are feeiirg abooV as-Lazarus 1 'Of on ce was ucsca oy ine uogs.

our we cant 1 L. t. 1 and are trying tw.be... as cheerfql as posaibl: eioato From the Burr Oak Herald. Judy received tiro car Ioa4t of Mae steers fur fattening purposes last Saturday nif ht.

Tbf came from Missouri. A jieiiti is being circulated and pretty geaerally signed askiag thefrernor to pardoa Dan Pomeroyt Mr. and Mrs. A. P.

Phillips 'started Tuesday morning for a risit imn; friends al relative ia Illinois. MUs Ada Gunter, sister of Lee R. Guater, foreman in this office, aad niece of Piakerton arrived here last Friday aight fras OhJa. She will spend the winter in Eurr Oak. There'are at present cemiof into market at this place some of tbe finest hofs wa'har ever acea in the State, Nearly all of them are wall and' oftcood size, soma weif-hinga higl as' '650 Jewell County beats'tha World f-w hogs and Tlic new chufcU' which' is being SaItin', as' liberal 'donati-fy ai: ixc'jli'? MV-r; i god a ch'urc! you a st.itrm of yw; and biaa.

yo bs buildozrd and he may fnur. paper. look nice in any one to do this, ItT'd'. it rnt ourages the printer to ku to extra truuhJe to jrnir liaf stock, your new barn or hjux. business or your standing generally.

It looks a. gaud deal betjter if he has cccasiaually' referred liis'readrra to y'u on your business fernf has (-barged jrau nuthing. Oh. yes, stOi yaurpaper' bf aU nSca'hs. Now this is just what one or two partios hare dne of lata.

They aan have thaatisfaetioa ef however; that-the printer had rather accept their resignation and the lalance an their amounts, than to run them for. a year or two on lick. From the Jewell ltepubliran. The Omio oial company have I eea tued by' their empioycra lr wages aue. The democratic raiil'cation 1 pMtponet.

liunch'a the cause. r. K. Seymour and lady, of Washington township, start far New ins nest week. Thanksgiving xiaf.

Noretnber witnessed tha marriage ef Thomaa J. IWrry and Miss Emma J. Henninger, Kov J. H. Kiplingsr oAiciatiag As wet be fore explained, Wyland in afuving a house drove under the wire aad polled down French's mill stack.

French Wyland left court and judgment was rendered for $1.99 in favor of French. Now both parties rater an agreement to 'settle the matter by arl.itrmii.. each giving bondo the sum of $3x' uLc it to' tbe verdict of the arbitrator cae of shall' name the third. ''The trial w'" lc nU eB PnT presenting his own case, Jiy witnesses auowea to ue present cnatAtrirss. lawvera and reDortera zclt tided.

I with the danced From the SalemAriiS, cioiid. A. H. Gates is attending Dist. Court ihie week.

rc hoBsoswitt soanbe built iaaown. iron ahuuos ai. joe. -nova ueeoi ybu in, town lota from Dudley. Larf Vuday the Sarith county Phenol was ever ia 1 jeweU county inv wit tourt.

a Morcco anJ leather; 1 0nJer perflime Stzn SctS of Pcrf URIC, Toifet ttr, suitable for presents J. J. DaltoiK near a caa 'learn, is to 'be one of tha" fiaest edifices oAhVftad Uie cauaty. 1'fia gooS' people 1 of tliat pfVce re gr'ili '''fcr i i I Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery and Toilet, Articles. t-.

Always on PI oici'tns' Picrcriptioiih made'a Itooiu Oiposite MANKATO, For The IMPLEMENTS. AND i And lowest Prices, Call on the old standby, He has only been here 11 and did not come to stay: either, but 3 011 may judge for yourself of his staying qualities. I c. rr WTLL NAME AFEVOF TnELl'p5. Osborne Twine and Binders, Keaiers and Mower-, Jackaca i "Wagons, Western and Union orTilanters 1 ifayworthCfyeck-rowe Cuektje Pumps and Wind-mills, Cultivator and ittsiv.

ments, St. Joseph plows, cultivators, listers, harrows and ta cutters, the Post. Cultivators, the Ehvood CufK''''Sujjr Plows, Harrows and Barrel-carts, the Chamterlain Plow cultivators. Breaking plows and well auger and drillins ia chinery for prospecting purposes. Spring waonawiBgnia-chines, and oil.

Wagoii and Bkcksmith hop. Thanking iny patrons for snutfl fayori' large one id frxJ-portion, lam, Yours respectfully, K. UKBOOVTa brushes, work writing, havc aiI asrtment of desks, theromeurs, call bdK -ats iisli Jewel silk hat brushes, sterreoscopes and Drcssing Cascs, Album's; (iAuto-T views, drawing sets, perfume stands, at extVremelv card cases, tulx- paints, artist rushes figurcs; aM me' KooJs in rewaru ana caaoicercniei Doxe.S h-c card stands, com os, pen noiaers, pens, pencils. nlr nnrl 3 Xmn assortment of anything in the notion line..