La Crosse Eagle from La Crosse, Kansas • 2

hk LACROSSE EAGLE, (walnut creek mills: The Relm of Ihe Heart. ADS. For Drugs, Paints, Oils, Books, Sta -tionary Go to J.V,Duclley Druggist Lamed Kansas 8-21 General Items. Coal has been discovered in Wabaunsee county of an excellent qual- ity. Dr.

J.C.Ayer, the great patent medecine man, died last week. lie had been insane for some time. A burglar in the Pottawattamie county jail attempted to commit suicide on Tuesday night by stabbing himself in the breast. On Tuesday morning the body of a stranger was found hanging to the water tank at the Buffalo station, on the K. P.

road. Suicide. It is understood that T. C. Henry, of Abilene, will be candidate for State Senator to succeed Mr.

Dow, appoint ed Deputy XJ. S. Collector. Corns rnonwealth. Beeister: Of the thirty-five Republican papers in this Congressional district that have spoken on the subject 25 are strong for Judge Peters for congress.

Sterling Bulletin: Judge Peters will have just about TO votes on the first formal ballot in the Congressional Convention. That will give him a good margin over a majority to nominate. 1A dark complexioned boy, sev ehteen years eld, riding a paint horse and carrying a Winchester gun," was arrested at Salraa on a telegram from -u. ATTENTION, FARMERS. (1RRAT P.TTVn TT4W These mills are now in fall operation.

and guarantee to give satisfaction. Sooy Beiskmas. 800 SHEEP! Owing to the shortage of rangem! -increase of we offer for sale, delivered September 13th, 600 head of Shcepj mostly Merinoes; age from fi ve years old. Our flocks have been in this section of the-country live years. For further par- ticulars enquire of J.

Id. jjriuing, Great Bend, Kas. 51 WANTED! To hade a.J- imerest of a Tlrreshuig Machine for a Horse, Mule, or Yoke of oxen. The mac-Line in good van ning ordeiv For particulars, inquire of J. M.

Brining, Belfkkl, 6 tf Hush co. Kas. LOOK BEFOMEYOIJ LEAP, EXAMINE BEFORE YOU BUY Talk is (C'heap Money Scarce I Farmers want tho hest machinery tot tho lc-t money, therefore we ask yoa to read tbo following 'liHt of lirst elas Im plonients and Machinery which wo havn handled for yeara andean toyojf as boiug equal to any in in Make, Mate rial, Durability, Draft, Moline Plows Patrick I'lowi Morrison liros. Fhsws Wood's Stdf-Bindor Helf Kills Wood's Iron Mo CuUivatiirs Western Cultivators New CullivatofiS Meadow Lurk SelfP.capP Dewy iiai'Verhvs IdeSdw Lurk Mowte Scotch nd Vibrating harrows uaitis iieador tw Sulky Plow Morrison flows Slt'lino Attachment Miiiffcoia Cliiel'Thresbor C'uttei' Keystone Coin Planter Stndobaker Wagons, JJuggies si1 Empire Mowor, Dropper and Bclf-Buktff Please Send in your orders early foi? any of tho Harvesting Machines before harvest is too near. You hava nothing to loose, as e-ich iuaebine is war- ranted lo The past has proven then! to be what you wants Wo set them going ourselves and guarantee our pricm to b'J as low as any.

iiooks, Pamphi; ts ami Circulars! will he sonc or mailed to yoit freo of chargnat your reipiest. uespoet uily yours, DUUTON, RKO.f Great A. W. Gray JOLtW DElJRis P'LoWSi liooii DKIDL, Original. There's a relm of tho heart a solitude.

Hid sway from the.visiou ol mortal eye, With uiysticcilies where phantoms dwell And ruins of ancient alters lie. Far back on the shores of the heart's great relm, The flowers bloomed at our childhood's dawn, And hopo'sbright sign was bent, but now The flowers are dead, and tne rain-bow gone. Its festive halls that were thronged with forms Of fair young life in the long ago, A re vacant now, and the ivy climbs 'Mid its temple ruins that aro scattered low. Like the silence resting on Lethe's stream Is tho spell that enthralls this voiceless shore; Graves of dead hopes, and only dreams: With laded flowers that will bloom no more, Broken idols, and shattered fanes, And tho still, cold iomis of a yoiUhiu! hind, Are what wc behold in our waking dreams, As we gaze far back on that silent strand. County Politics.

Don't be backward this fall "mighty mean men" sometimes get ofiico in this country. We rather expect that C. Star-bird will be a candidate or county attorney. "Charlie" is a promising young lawyer, and has a host of friends here. J.S.

Richardson will doubtless be a candidate for re-election to the ofiico of District Clerk. Personally we liko "Jimmy" and have always considered him our friend, but it is too early to say much yet, What we was going to say is this; that if you posess any qnaUficatioiis for office, the people will find it out, and place yo on the track, so just keep still and see how many of your friends will rush to ycu and implore you to become a candidate. As soon as about two hundred of the leading men of the county do this, ycu can take the matter under advisement. Thcro is a small clique a very small one indeed in this commuiiy whom, we understand, have already made up a "state" nominating themselves for some of the most important county offices to be had in the county Th2te little arrangement will be on ex-hibiton in La Crosse during the sum mer, and you must not fail to take a look at it when you come to town. We understand that somebody has called a meeting of the committee that called a convention last year, and that they intend to call a convention to send delegates to the state and con gressional conventions.

This is about the thinest arrangment we have heard of yet, and we predict for them a hap py time getting their delegates in the conventions; we will show them tip at the proper time. FROM DATE Silverware condition! Tho National Silver Hampton Ads, AXD no visions. at the Hampton Post Office, keeps on band a good supply of groceries and provisions. Give kirn a call. Uras City ads.

TaliHago Attorney at lawr.nd Estate Agent, City Kiiiissis. E. R. COLE, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, dgricuUural Implements. HAvS CITY, KAN.

WM.KMV Boarding Houso, Bakery and Grocery, Cigars and Tobacco. He keeps a first class UkrtaI' has'i. McaJsonlyj; CdltS, HAYS CITY, KAN. D5ALEI5 IX Umber, Sash, Doors, Singles, Lath, Hays City, Ellis County, Kaunas. PEAL'S I DRY GOODS, and K'roviiiiun Hays City, Ellis County Kansas.

New Stage Route Leave La Crosse for Basil Center and Larncd every Monday and Thursday at 12 o'clock, M. Leaves La Crosse for Hays City "Wednesday and Saturday at 8 o'clock A. EI. LarmMiADS. A J.

Gollinsj GENERAL DEALEtt IN Ilaj'iKssfi, Saddles, Bridles Cellafs, Whips, Ac. Repairing promptly atterndedto, and charges reasonable. Bast srdo of Broadway, Lafrtocl, Kansas. Samuel Beecl, MANUFACTURER' OF Harness, Bridles, Saddles.iScc. All work warrantod.

Bonarijig ilone lo order; GivelHuf calt. On Biiiad Way, 2d Blouk from DopCl, Larriod Kansns. Tins SPACE RESEttVED 1011 JOItNSON, THE ItARMWS MAKER OF LARNED, KAN- Yen Musi I -if TIic Plow should Stand. IT P'i'ngs, Medicines, and Taney articles. I also keep a fine slock of Gils, Paints wallpaper, window gl iss, and toilet articles, Liniments and Condition Powders and other articles generally found in a lirsfc class Drug Store with a FULL stock of La Blanks, -Stationary, Periodicals ancl News papers, etc.

Iesciptions carefully prepared at all hours night or day. Come one come all to the conntyseat JtraSign of the Golden Morier i MeCuESKKY, Walnut City, Rush county Kansas. A lew W0IIPS foe Wni4 FRIEN You must not forget that WILLIAM FIIIEjYD Keeps a general All kinds of gliEQSi FHQVil dStiCCTCSlS: Will take country Produce in exchange for goods; Vjuys county scrip, and does a general MERCANTILE business. Great Hem! Alls, A A ij U' 1 AS 4 West sido of Kuard, keeps fresh broad constantly on hand. Fine Cakes, a Specially.

i.i:t'Hj;s at a ix notiii. Party cakes nnv.Ia ami trinnncd to order on short V. iilUVZl IHT. CfUEAT BEN.Dj KAN. R.

tiRKAT. UEtiQ, HAS. Doalor iii Lumber, Lath, ShingSes, DocrS, Sash, And Blinds. Also keeps 6n hand a full assortment oi tnixod Paint, of all colors. Prions as low as tho lowest.

Call and examine stock and prices. JBR1NKMAN BitO'S. GREAT BEND S'SSUB'RIETOSS OF OCCIDENTAL Groat Bond, Kansas. 8.2i Mesh 211 els. Sells rfeady iwdo Clothing, P.ools and shoes, Dry Goods and Gi'o'c'ci'ies at rook prices for Oasii.

East sido squarf-, 1st door south' of Typor li(-'uso, Great Demi, Kansas $-21 SADDLEK till J. J. JVWTERBUIIG OF' SacldlerY, mil Bend, Kansas. Great Bend, Kansas. Tho largest and' hint slock c'f LiniTber over foro'iigltt to tho Arkansas VaJloy.

Consisting of Joist, f-Jcatf'tllnii, Pioavds, Fl'oorliiff, siding, Coiling, Lath, fsliiiiK'es, Doors, and sasln Also tmixdinq; paper, Lairlimo andi.aint. 1 will not ho undoi- sold. OulJ and Cash paid for all of Graiu, at Culver Fair's Mea- Published by Lacbosse Pub. Co. 1 ACKOSSE, S.

W. TAYLOR, Editob. Kcpublicuu State Couvcutiou. A nolegate Convention of the Republic can. of the State of Kansas, -will be held in Koprcscntativo Hall, in the City of 1'opoka, on Wednesday, the 28.

day of August, 1878, at the hour of 10 a.m., for the purpose ot nominating candidates for the following offices, viz: governor; Lieutenant Governor; Secretary offttale; Auditor of State; Treasurer of State; Attorney General; Superintendent ot Public Instructl Chief Justice of Supreme Court; state Central Committee; Hush County is entitled to one delegate lU'publicuu Congressional' Cou. veiitiosi. A Delegate Convention 6f the Repuh IHsuts of the Third Congressional District ot Kansas will beheld at Wichita, Thvks.ua the 13, day ot A ugust, 1S78, at the hour of 10 o'chiclt A.M., for t-bo purpose of nomminajing a candidate for Congress, and transacting such other business as may proper-) v' come bciore the Convotion Rush County wiil be entitled to two delegates. Reisi'ji-'! Coamy Convention. A rfoicgato Convention of the Kc-pnWleans'of Rush county will be called 0ho school beuso in the town o.

La t-'rosse on the 27th, dav of July, 1878, ttt one oV-loos r. Si. for tne purpose oi electing one delegate to the Republican Ktato convention and two delegates to tho Rcpubliunn Congressional eonvon-' lion each precinct through the county will bo entitled to two delegates to the liounty convention- Time of holding lie. publican primary meetings JJuly, 2Hh, 2 o'clock, P.M. W.M.Goowin, Ch'm.

II.L-Dcdplain, See, The deplorable financial condition of our county is a matter that presents itself to the serious consideration of tho tax-paycrs in a very painful man- nor heightened in an eminent de- grce by the well known fact that the town owners of Walnut City, as well as those politically interested there', do not hesitate to take advantage, on every occasion of a weak and partisan Board of County Commssioneis to further any scheme that will build up themselves and the town at the expense of the people. Tho letting of the county printing to the Blade, when the Eagle proposed to do it for one tenth the (though, perhaps, not amount ing to a difference of more than $200 per annum,) proves what those in power and those who ara managing the "machine" are capable of doing. We do not believe for a moment that had the people known that they Would have to pay 20 per month for a room at Walnut City for a portion of the county officers to loaf in, that they would ever have removed the county-seat from Lacrosse, especially as Lacrosse proposed to furnish the county all the room it wanted, free of rent." This uncalled for expenditure by theboard, though small, foreshadows what we can expect in the future unlcFB the people put a check to them at once. There is hardly any limit to the authority of the Board of conimisiouers in the government of expenditures, and for good govern, ment in this respect we have to de pend a great deal on the integrity of the Boat but from the headlong assault that Haselton Co. have made on the Treasury to ''forage" the means necessary to keep alive two oi three private enterprises' at Walnut City, it seems that we have nothing id expect in the future from the integrity of the Board.

If Walnut City wants a saloon it is none of our business but when the Board of county commissioners propose to contribute $2Jnor month put of the "county treasury To aid, sustain and keep it alive, and thereby make the Respectable county of Bush a patron the aforesaid institutions it is time we thinkfor the people to "give a lecture" and if we mistake not it tvill be done in a manner that will make those gentleman' think they have suddenly stumbled inta the cavern where the whirl-wind sleeps. The Grecnbackei'S met at jSmporia on the 3d inst and notwithstanding tho protest of a number of the most sagacious men in their ranks, who Urged a postponement, proceeded to ftominato a full State ticket, made up as follows: For Governor, Itev, D.P. Mitchell of Emporia; "Lieutenant Governor, Alfred Taylor, of Johnson County Auditor, A. B. Cornell, of ftussel; Secretary of State, T.

B. Leach, of Neosho; Treasurer, A. G. Wolcot, of Wyandotte; Attorney Gen ral, Frank Doster, of Marion; Super Aitendent of Public Instruction, J. R-Foot, of Lynn; Chief Justice; H.

V. Trooman, of Greenwood. Walnut Valley the iff of Ellsworth county, a few days ago, charged with murder. The victim was a cattle herder. Register; We can recall no paper in the Third Congressional District now supporting Mr.

llyau, whose ed nor is not a postmaster or some particular postoSice. This is cant, to say the least; and legitimately gives rise to question wheather this is the Third Congressional District or tho Third Postoffice District. The steamboat, "Aunty Sally," from Arkausts City, started to Little P. ooblast Saturday, and the captain thinks they can make the trip in seven days, without trouble. Hon.

C. R' Mitchell and Mr. Harter went as passengers, the former to represent Arkansas City and the Litter to look after the interests of his mills in Win Sold. Harvey county News: The value ol the Kansas crop this year is estimated at $15,000,000. Ibis will be the largest yield ever known in a single state.

It is a big figure, but it can fall several millions and yet bent (Ji fornia's best crop, which was 30,000, 000. When we reflect on the. facts connected with Kansas, it tells of a future that eludes even imagination. Kansas is yet a new state, and not a third of her area has even been touched by the plow. It is the marvel of the century.

A man whose every look proved how hungry and penniless he was halted before an eating-stand at the central market to let his month wa ter for a while. The woman called out "Come, be jogging along! Yon won't get any food here unless you have the "My dear woman" he confidentially began, "I am not hungry; I just left the breakfast table after the heartiest meal I ever ate. I was not looking at your beautif ul meats, your lovely cakes or your rich juicy pies, but at yourself." "What are you looking at me for?" "I was wondering," he said, "if you were any relation to Lady Clare, of You have the same brown eyes, same beautiful hair same sweet accent." "I never knew her," replied the woman, her face brightening up. Didn't, eh? Well, I never saw two faces carer alik in their sweet ex pression. I wish I had your portrait painted on ivory -I really wish I had- She handed him halt a pie and a piece of meat, and as Iig sauntered off she began hunting around for a piece of broken mirror.

Free Press. For NINETY DAYS Elegant Table Can be secured by all on compliance with the Wk following t1 riauug company, unesLDUi street, rmmaeipui, manufacturers or rure uoin Standard Silver-Pitied Ware, will Bead to any one who receive this notice, a Set of Double ft) xtra-Plated Silver 8 noons, and fciiirruve on each enoon antf desired COtlTSSULKEYKAKE, initial. You are required to oal oat tbe following SUvorwtre Coupon nud scud (t to the Hiroro Company, with your name and address, and also to enclose with it 75 ccnH tr pay all charges, including cost of engraving initials, packing, bnjtiug, and expreei chfirgps. The will be ent by exi-resi (or mull, tf you hare no axpreas office), and delivered in roar hands without further coil. These SpooiiB are guaranteed to bo of the boat material, and equal to Uit Irtrt Sil wPlatud Ware made, ai the following letter from the Company will testify Officii of National Silvkb Platimo TO Ohestnnt St.

Philadelphia, Pa. To whorri it may Concern. The Spoon eent out under this arrangement wo guarantee are of ben qtiatitv, fli'dt hearity plated with pure nickel lhe hardest white metal known), and a doable-extra plate of pnro Coin-Btandard Silver added on top of the nickel, thus rendering them the very best Silrer-Piatod Ware menufae tared. will honor no order which does not aontaio tho BUrerware Coupon, 04 we Will not honor the Uqqodb after ninetv dars from the date of this paper. Signed NATIONAL SILVER PLATING 704 Chestnut Philadelphia.

SIJjVJSKWAltE COUPON, On receiptor thin Coupon, together with 76 cents to cover all charges, Ineldd-Ing xprus or mailing, engraving and boxing, we hereby agree tc lend any ad drew a iet of our pure Coin-Standard double-extra plated SILVER SPOONS, enfl on Bpooo engrave any desired initial. All charges are to be prepaid by the 70 cents uaat us, and the fipoona will be delivered at destination tree of any Other churge. Good tor ninety davs from date of this paper, after which this Coupon la out) end void, SigueflJ NATIONAL SILVER PLATING 704 ChoBtnut 8t Philadelphia. OS CI1A Ml'ION and BUCK Elf M()Wf8 ASI-: TliKESlltSli Cortlarirf Spring Wagons KculiK-k-y SIovglHfiif illillrf liitj iesti hevi Harrow; A nu Ko a 11 line of heaVv ISiirdwnri. buvcs ol the Vwt tnidios.

thai Defy Competition'. Brick Store, Should it be any one of ibe following articles will be sent Id Hen of the Spoons on payment of the following charges; Six solid steel knirea, blade aud handle one solid piece, best stccl.double nlohul.and silver plated, six forks, double nickel and silver plated, 95 ots. If ell hew cnodn are ilt-iired, enclose the total charges, which Will be 75 ots. for spoons, Tor ktilvos. and too ots.

for forks total, 3. 70 thus securing for $3.70 wlmt would cot you maoh more in any other way, Bemembor that each article, except knives, will be engraved witb any initial doHircd without extra cost. IMPORTANT NOTICE. This HbcHt nfffir holds frond for only ninety days from date, therefore It Is to tbe intm est of ah who enn seeure Its bcnofHs to see to it that they Are not debarred by reason of the expiration of the time specified. All let ten ordering biker ware should be addronacd direct to tbe NATIONAL SILVEB PLATING Ko.

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