The Eagle from Williamsburg, Kansas • 4

THE EAGLE. T. W. Fields Editor and Publisher, At this sea- on of tb yeai the lood he-comes sli'ggish and Is surolurg with polsm. It is in a daDgerous ciWition und lends to many disuses, which arc 8' rlnus and chngeioua lut can ersily be avert by the use of Bs' Blood Puiiffir and Blood Maker, It si parates and discharge all prison from tue blood; Hired dyspepsia, sick headache and all blO' diso rdcrs.FsEi sample ulks at Thornbury Lockwood.

Princeton. Bovine Fletcher, Rich.oond. Mell McMillan, Williamsburg, Kins. A. F.

Headquarters for Dry Goods, 31othing, Boots, Shoes, Family Groceries WELLS' Health fienewer. Are you failing, try Well's Health Renew-er, a pure, clean, wholesome TONIC, For brain, nerves, stomaob, liver, kid. neys, lungs, an unequalled invigorant. Cuiesnyspppslt, headache, fever, ague, chilis, debility and weakness. Nice to take, true merit, uneqnlledfor torpid liver and night sweats, nervous weaknesa, malaria, lea mess, skxukI de-e liie.

$1 per bottle, six for $5, at druggists. THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS IN CONSUMPTION, Bronclitis, asthma, ipitting of blood, sore or tight chest, weak lungs, hoaise-arac, sore throat, lots of vojcr, catarrhal throat Bffectinns, chroi ic hacking, irritating and rrnublesome coughs. E.S.Wklls, Jersty City, N.J LATEST AND BEST 1 0 Gray PARKER'S Mah E. J. F.

B. PECK, Successors to H. Leeds, Are prepared to furnish ALL who give them a call with 3 ICE GROCERIES! At prices that defy competition. A full line of T. Doyle, of Agricola," paia the Settlement a short visit the 16th.

TIRED That I irep, languid tei ling, wit'j i of arabii ion and strength is consed by impure blood and poor circulation. Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker will cleanse the blood, create a new supply and res'ore benlih and vigor. One hundred dost-s for one dollar, and warranted Thornbury Lockwood. Princeton. Mell McMillan, Williamsburg.

Bovins Fletaher, Richmond, Kans. Mary McEvoy and Winnifred Doolin who have been attending sohool at Osage Mission returned home last Wednesday. IMPORTANT. When you visit or leare New York Citr, save Biiggae Exprrssage nd Carriage Hire and stop st the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot. EhlJaut rooms Sited up at a cost of one miliioa dollars' reduced to $1.00 and upwards per lUy.

European plan, Elevator. Eestaurant supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad to all depots. Families can live better for less uiouey atthes Grand Un in Hotel than at any other 3rst-class hotel in the city. 221yl Miss Reddington went down to Osage Mission the 17th on a visit.

DR. KUSTER'S VEGETABLE BITTERS are a tonic possessing great alterative qualities, excites the liver and kidneys to healthy action, cures biliousness, liver complaint and dyspepsia, prevents fever and ague. At the Old Reliable Drug Store. Tho ladies of the Disciple church will hold their dime social to-night (Thursday), at the residence cf Mrs. Fields.

All are invited. STRANGE! We do not know of any raedieine that has gained an equal popularity, in such a short time, for the instant relief of Cugbs and soreness in the lungs, as Bepgs Cher ry Cough Syrup. It is mud and pleasant 10 take and will not injure the mONt deli cate infant. Samples bottles free at Thornburv Lockwood, Princeton. Mell McMillan, Vf illiflrnihurg, Bouine Fietcher, Richmond, Kans MCMILLAN It JANES, Physicians, Surgeons, Dffer their lerricM to the cHUem of WUlitrat bnra and vicinity, Omen: On William it.

WlLLIAMSBDRQ KlNSAI. Dry Goods Always on nana ana our siock 01 BOOTS, SHOtS, HATS AND CAPS Unequalled in styles, variety and prices. PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES Carefullv prepare and dispensed at all hours. Highest" market prica paid for produce of all kinds. Give us a call and be convinced that wa mean business and we will gnarantee entire satisfaction.

Princeton Thebes', cleanest aud most economical hai'1 drefsing. Never fails to res ore the youthful color gry haK This elegant diessing is preferred those who have used it, towny similar article, nn account i superior cleanliness and purity, ltcnntaiiis miitcriiis only that are beneficial to the scalp and hair. Parker's Tonic, A puie family medidnethat never intoxicates. If you are wasting away from age, dis-sipaiionor any dissipation or aty cisfase or Weakness and require a stimlmt ike Parkei's Tonic at once; it will invigoiate and build yon up from ihe fisst dest but wili never intoxicate. It bas saved hundreds of lives, it my save HISCOX 163 Williiim st-eet, N-w York.

50c and 1 sizes, tttall dealers in medicines. Great saving buying dollar sizt. ODGES ANCHOR LODGE No. 244, A. F.

and A. M. Meets the second.andiourtu i nurs-dayof each month. All Master Masons in good standing are invi'ed to alt nil. H.

Allen, W. M. H. H. Kiehl, Sec'y.

KNIGBTS OF PYTHIAS, NO. 53. Meets first Bnd third Monday eyenings of each months. M. McMillan, C.

C. J. V. L. Thrall, K.

i K. and S. RESACA POST, No. 80, G. A.

E. Meets every second and fouith Saturday of each monih. H. Alien, P. C.

S. Hunter, Aijt. A. O- U. W.

Meet every Tuesday evening. S. H. McConnell, M. W.

E.W. Lmk, Recorder. la. E. Forbes ONTRACTOKAND BUILDER, WILLIAMSBURG, KANSAS.

Plans and specifications made The building of churches, school buildings and other large structures a specialty. AND JOHN W. LARRICK Terms of Subscription. QUARTO EDITION: )a year. In advance, $1.50 Hlx adVHnce, -'three FOLIO EDITION One year, hlx.

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A BIG TIME, Indications seem to point to an unusually big time in Ottawa this year in tte forthcoming labor demonstration and fourth of July anni- wsary. iN of talent has been from abroad and the great features of 1885 bid fair to receive vigorous discusslou as did the revolutionary necessities of 1776. We are informed that scores of labor oiganizations throughout Kansas and Missouri are fitting out delegations, chartering trains and arranging excursions from all prinei-11 points. Indeed, should the weather prove favorable there is room for serious deubt whether the famed capacity of Forest Park will be found altogether adequate for the occasion. Hon.

P. P. Elder bas been selected for presiding officer of the day, while Hon. W. L.

Parkinson and other well-known oitizens of Franklin county will take prominent parts in the proceedings. For the sake of our local affairs we cannot lend ourselves to booming an out-aide matter, but sinoe "a touch of nature makes the whole world kin," it is no cause for wonderment if a "workingmen's celebration" touches a responsive chord in every toiler's breitst, and our people must not think it any wise strange if every mother's child of them breaks for Ottawa on the 4th. Then let ns pray that come it may, (And coma it will for a' that) When man to man, the woruld o'er. Shall brithers be for 'a that. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

In the matter of the assignment of Craik the undersignad hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee, and that all debts iue said firm must be paid to him at once. That he will proceed publicly at the office of Col. C. B. Mason, county attorney.

Main street, Ottawa.to adjust and allow demands against the estate and effects of said firm, on Wednesday, October 14, 1885, and during the two succeeding days thereafter, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'elock p. m. of each of said three days, and that all creditors who do not attend at said time and place, and lay or cause to be laid before (the undersigned, the nature and amount of their demands, will be precluded from any benefit of said estate.

Demanas upon open account must contain each item, and where the creditor does not expect to be present or represented at the time above specified, the claim should be properly verified by affidavit. VI S. Finley, Assignee. Williamsburg, June 25, 1885, 3m List of letters remaining in the postofficeat Williamsburg, Kansas, June 20, 1885. If not called for in 30 days, will be sent to the dead letter office, Washington, D.

O. W. Abbott (2)11183 Jo Brown, M. D. Duffy, Henry Gray, William Noland, N.

N. Vorstand, David Smith, D. N. Hyer, E. Edwards, M.

L. Fisher, J. J. Galligan (2), William F. Gentry, A.

J. Craig, Geo. Dorman, Maria Dixon. J. A.

Towlk, P. M. Pounded. There was much excitement at M. E.

parsonage on Monday even in The members of Rev. Pattee'i church got it into their heads that ne and bw amiable wire ought to be pounded. So on the evening mentioned a company formed at J. L. Barnett's store, and marched to the parsonage and proceeeded to take it ny storm.

ine party numbered about forty and the number of pounds of groceries and other neces saries was large. J. he affair was en joyable and satisfactory. Of course the assaulted party offered no resist ance. HO EVERYBODY! Wholwaal Dealers ST, IyOUIS, MO and Notions Kansas competitors and Clasa Lumber Yard Is liapi bar.

The Old Reliable BOOT SHOE House of GUY MIL ME Livery, Feed and Sale Stable Williamsburg- Kansas. --First Class Accommodations in Every HORNBACK KING. Has distanced all lanaeuiii tuc Finest Store in Kansas. Dr. J.

Kuster, Druggist dentist. Drugs. Medicines, Stationery, Wall Paper, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, GLASS, Etc. ggp Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Prepared. NELSON W.

PAULDING Come and See us at our New Store first door north Of Branson Elder hardware company, where we will always bid jou welcome, show you the largest and cheapest stock of boots and shoes to ae found in Ottawa. We have some special bai gains en our cheap counter, Don't fail to take advantage of those jadies' slips from 20c to $2. Ladies' but ton boots from $1.25 up. Don't fail to eome and see ns when in Ottawa and you will soon be convinced it will save you money to buy boots and shoes of us. Remember the new location, 78 Main street, next door to Branson Elder.

GUY MILKER. CITY GROCERY, Corner of Main and Ruth atreets. As attractions to trade with us, we oflFer LOW prices, square dealing and prompt attention to customers. WHAT WE iCANNOT DO. Give credit, charge high prices and run the chances of getting busted.

WHAT WE CAN DO Is to sell goods for cash at rock bottom prices, save money to customers and pay bills when due. Wc have the biggest bargains in teas, coffees, spices, sugars, syrups, oils, glassware, cigars and tobacco of any place in the city. If you want to make $1 in cash go as la-r as $1.25 trading on a pass book, write out your list needs, bring along jour pocket book (with the necessary amount it to pay the bill) to our store and we will serve you promptly and politely and give jou our correct change. Yours truly, SPAULDING LARRICK. Richmond, Kans.

S. A. BROWN DEALERS IN LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, BLINDS, SCREE DOORS, ETC. Fresh Paints constantly on hand. tErery tVing to be fonnd in a First.