Chanute Weekly Times from Chanute, Kansas • 5

R. N. Allen sold the Fordyco property PEBSONAL. The Chanuto Times Thursday, Novembeb 1, 1883. PIANO FOR SALE.

A second hand Piano for sale, on liberal terms. Inquire of GEO. P. WILDER, h. irTii.

HONEY, HOG axo HOMINY, at Hatcher Go's. Notioe. I am unable to make an individual demand on each of my patrons, and therefore request those owing mo to cull and settle on or before the 1st day of December. My wife will give credit In my absence. w.

Barker, M. D. Marriages. Oct. 10th, by Elder N.Wiinan,ln Big Creek Mr.

J. It. Hooper and Miss Bottle Burnett. Oct. 17th.

at the residence of the bride's parents, iu Craw ford Mr. L. T. Wool-ey ami Miss Belle Smith. Oct.

21st, by Rev. Mr. Runynn. in tho M. E.

church at Thayer, Mr. G. It. Carpenter and Miss Rebecca Kinsey. Died, On tho 15th ATIllInin.

son of Andrew and Minerva J. Baird, of congestion of the stomach, aged 1 year, 2 months and 10 days. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of a host of friends. Oct Flora Bell, youngest daughter of Mr. F.

J. and Mrs. M. A. Cooper, of Colfax township, Wilson aged 3 years.

8 months ami 17 days. "And llieao be mhifl, tho Lord, in that Uuy wliea I come to mako up my Jewels." In Wilson Oct. 17th, of consumption of the bowels, Jessie E. Bay-less, daughter of Rev. J.

E. and L. Bay-less, aged 14 yews, 8 months and 10 days. J. liiiyloss whs born In I'mlrlo City, Feb.

Oth. 18(19, whs oonvevtoil about four years ago near Fiat, Ills.) waa on unoonrtrju good Blrlj loved music, and her voice iu songj of praise was often hoard In Sabbath school, and meetings, was a great lovei of books not the trashy, but the goodunU substantial Kho suffered nearly two years, patiently enduring her nf-tlictious, and fully trusting Him, who nlnno can comfort in the sad hour of duath. Sho rejoiced as the end drew near, and wanted lo go, saying "Oil, wiiata blessing Christianity is; howoom-fortlng; toll all my associates to meet mo in Hoaven." Sou special word to her relatives to be good and meet her lu the bright world above said sho loved everybody, and donated what lit tlo money sho had to the Foreign Mission cause Said tho way was clear told her mothor not to weep, sayirg you will know where I am, it won't bo long you will soon come. Had her mind to the lust, and with an expression of Joy on her countenance, sho closed her eyes and her happy spii it Ion without a struggle. She leaves father, mother and two sisters with their families, and many relatives to mourn her loss.

Funeral services were led by Rev. R. 8. Johnson, of Chanute. Politics thickening.

Beautiful fall weather lately. Good morning to November. A heavy rain last Saturday night. Hepler wants a barber and a bukor. Shipping tags for sale at this oillce.

A few more crosswalks are needed. Persimmons are plenty and puckery. Nice fresh Graham Flour, at Carter's. Frost last night, and one-fourth inch of ice. "Little Joker" is the best smoking tobacco.

Have you noticed Hatcher new advertisement. For sweetness of tone the Ithaca Organ stands unrivalled. Our hotel registers show' a good patronage by the traveling public. Another car load of flagging stone received this week, aud is being laid. Mr.

E. Brown is building an addition to his dwelling, of good dimensions. Mrs. Burris, mother of II. A.

Burris, is building a nice residence on Prospect Hill. Mr. W. Alison is building himself a new house on his lots at the north end of Depot street. The noted actor, John Dillon, will appear as1 the lawyer in State's Attorney at Williams' Hall to-night.

Hunters can now legally kill quails, though but very few of them should take advantage of the privilege. A new organ has been bought by the teachers and scholars of the public school for use in the schoolroom'. It will take many years to overdo one paying branch oi business that is, a large orchard of winter apples. An awning Is being erected in front of Dr. Freeman's new buildings on the corner of Fourth and Depot streets.

Miss Edith Biles gave a pleasant party to a number of the young folks on Wednesday evening. All report a good time. Don't fail to read the new advertisements on our first page A. H. Turner, C.

A. Dunakin and John Wells each have something new to say. Louie Lord's Dramatic Company failed to make its appearance last Monday night, as was advertised, on account of some ot the performers being sick. A delightful array of Millinery Goods greets the eye of the visitor to Miss May Nichols' room, comprising many novelties, besides the standard goods of the season. She invites a call from all who wish to purchase anything in this line.

Robt. Barkley, who was shot by Bans. Waters, on the 21st, is now able to be out on the streets, and is recovering rapidly. Waters is held in bond for Tvl Leniiodvand wife went to Chpvrv. vale thi week.

W.F Henderson. of Erie, wat in towii yesterday, and made us a call. E. A. Hall returned last week from an extended visit in tho east and nortn, Homer Walton started for Iowa this morning, where he will remain several 0,11.

Simmons and family returned last Thursday from a very pleasant visit among old acquaintances' in Jersey IlK Mr. 8. Saunders, one of the old reliable Republicans, made us a pleasant call, and leaving with us a dollar to keep ahead on subscription. Miss Ada Owen, who has been residing at Mr. L.

II. Johnson's, for the past two years, returned on Monday to her home in Tennessee, Ills. JessePayne and family went to California last week, expecting to locate in Pomona, where Mr. Delirunner, formerly of this place, now livesi Mr. Stofer, senior partner of the Dry Goods firm of Stofer Isett, has gone eastward to purchase another invoice oi winter goods.

They have been afforded a very good trade in the few weeks time they have been doing business here, aud will next week move into the new room on the corner, and open out a larger stock of go)ds than ever. JusfrrecHvcd a new lino of Ladies' Street Jackets, at lowest possible figures, John Wells. State's Attorney, State's Attorney was presented at the opera house last evening to a fair sized audience, and may be set down as a decided hit, Mr. Dillon appearing as the lawyer, a part just suited to his peculiar line of humor. As a comedian, Mr.

Dillon has no superior, and in this character of the State's Attorney he more than satisfies the laws of pure comedy. Sioux City Tinwg, At Williams' Hall, this Thursday evening. Having secured the agency for the celebrated Ithaca Organ, I am now prepared to furnish organs of the very best make iu any styles of case desired. A. II.

Turner. Hon. Benj. Butterworth, is the new Commissioner of Patents. The best Furniture Koch Bros.

Fresh Cranberries, at Morrison's. Empty Syrup barrels at Dunakiu's. School Supplies in endless variety at Wilder's. The Studebaker Spring wagon at Turner's. Flower Pots at cost, at Lindsay Mann's.

A good variety on hand. Goto Simmons Walworth to-buy the "Cora" Flour 1 .50 a sack. The best 82.50 Pair of Boots iu Chanute, at Warner Johnson's. Simmons Walworth are lu receipt of fresh Goods every day. Tho best 3.00 Heavy Kip Boot in the city.

Stoker Isett. Don't forget that at Turner's is the only place to get the "Domestic" or "New lionie" Sewing Machine. If you want to buy Or sell a house, farm or town lots, call on McClelland Bros. They will do well by all. Ten pounds of nice white Sugar for One Dollar, best ever sold in town at that price.

Try it. Lindsay Mann. For Tiiiiieli. smoked ITeiTi'nov sriidpil i i mackerel iu 1 lb. cans, Corned Beef, Holland Herring in kegs, go to Frewert's.

Tho Peerless Ithaca Organs for sale by Tiumeiv A new line of Circulars and Dolmans just arrived, Ottennan, Silks and Satins, Stoeer Isett. Simmons Walworth have Just a new invoice of fresh and roasted coffee, in packages and bulk. We are just opening a fine line of Flan nels and Wool. Warner Johnson. The light running Domestic Sewing Machine, for sale by Turner.

Well Rewarded. A liberal reward will be paid to any party Who will produce a case of Liver, Kidney or stomach complaint that Elec trio Bitter will not speedily cure. Bring them along, it will cost you nothing for the medicine if it fails to cure, and you will oe well rewarded lor your trouble besides. All blood diseases, biliousness, jaundice, constipation, and general de- guaranteed or money refunded. Price fifty cents per bottle.

For sale by G. P. Wilder. We buy more Butter, aud Eggs, than any other dealer in tho city. Why Be cause wo pay the highest price tor them.

dunakin the Grocer, Just Opened! A fine line of and yueensware, new styles and choice, Lindsay Mann. Buy your Hardware of Simmons Walworth, as they sell a majority of the bills which they figure flpoii. For fresh Groceries, for Woodenware, Syrups, go to II. T. Morrison's, to Jvoeh's Furniture store.

j'iFresh Oysters received every afternoon at 4 o'clock in time for supper. Dunakin the Grocer. The best wagon that grows. Call on Turner and get a Studebaker. All the money in the world is of no value to you unless you have health and strength.

Dr. Jackson's famous Root and Herb Cordial will make you healthy strong and vigorous, vitalize, purify ana enrich your blood. Sold by J. H. Lighl Co.

on Prospect Hill to Mr, Stamlhart. Tho former occupant, Mr. moves into tho Brooks property of Junction street. Boots and Shoes as low as any one sells .1,1. un.r tnuin A lun till' (Ill- Ill linn ui niiv vuhi i est line of Clothing in Chanute, at John yv ens, next uoor to nraiuer imig S.

II. Hood, our candidate for Sheriff, will give equal attention to enforcing tho prohibitory law, as well as any other law. Give him your voto. The largest lino of CANNED GOODS ever brought Into this country, including California brands, at lowest prices. Lindsay Mann.

By circular letter, we are informed that Judge Talcott withdraws from tho canvass as candidate for re-election as District udge. This leaves the contest between lion. L. Stillwell and II. D.

Dickson, We learu that Mr. John White, of Buffalo, died on Tuesday night. His leg was broken while in our town several weeks ago. Don't forget that I now have on hand the '-Superb" and "Home" Flour, the best in the market. Dunakin the Grocer.

Ed. Times: The teachers of the western part of Neosho county, met at Chanute on Saturday, Oct. 27th 188H. Meeting called to order by Mr. II.

C. McKiii-ney. The following ofilcers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Pror.W. Il.Cady; Vice President, Mr. W.

L. Cronk; Secretary, Miss Grace L. Herri Treasurer, Mr. H. C.

McKinney. The following programme was dratted for meeting to be held at this place, Nov. 3d, at 10 o'clock a. m. and 2 r.

m. Music by Association. Class drill in Fractions Clay Herod. Music High School, Beginning eography Mrs. Mary Du-rey.

Music by Association, Spelling- Oral or written. Grace L. Meuritt.Scc. Warner Johnson have a new lot of well-made Comforts, and a quantity of very choice Gingham at live cents a yard. Dental Notice.

Dr. Newton is the only Dentist who will allow honest people to take artificial teeth of his make and try them for 30 days teeth or money returned at that time. No money for extracting demanded as seems to be the rule. All 1 want is pay if I do good work. Come and see me if you need Dental work.

1 will also undertake to treat and save teeth that have ached, no matter how greatly broken down. Oltice over Hysinger Rosenthal's store. For nice and fresh canned goods, in greut variety, call at Davis Merritt's old stand. Railroad Notes. A special will be down to-day, with several officers of the Santa Fe road, and the Southern road to view the progress of the new branch.

The large tubing for the permanent bridge, over the Neosho river, is received, and will be put in placed at once, by Mr. Wagner, who lias charge of the bridge work. Active work on track laying will be resumed to-day, and Col. Seldon, the contractor, thinks lie will be able to build one mile a dy now. The rainy weather has been quite a hindrance.

Not much tracklaying on the new road, has been done the past week, the force being employed in surfacing. A large amount of iron and material is accumulating, and the posts and wire are here for the telegraph line. The platform at the depot of the Southern, railroad has been lengthened sixty feet, a platform built along the east side of the depot, and the chimney rebuilt. sidewalk is being laid to Fourth street, and some changes will bo made in the office arrangement in the depot. Ladies approve of your smoking "Little Joker." A letter from Erie is unavoidably laid over until next week.

We copy letters bearing on the political situation in our county, of which we invite a thoughtful perusal by every voter. Corn, Oats, and Bran delivered to any part of the city. Jno. Carter Son. A line of extra nice-California Jellies just opened by Lindsay Mann.

Aooidents. AVill happen, and it is best to be always prepared for them. Sufferers from cuts, burns, scalds, wounds, bruises and sprains, will find immediate relief from the use of Cole's Carbolisalve. It cures burns and scalds without a scar, relieves the pain of wounds and bruises, allays itching from any cause and is a positive cure lor jtching piles, ulcers, poisous bites of poisonous incects, chaps, chafes, inflamed sore eyes, ulcerations, eruptions aud all itching and irritating diseases of tne skin ami scalp. oi imitations.

Small boxes, 25c large boxes 75c. Have you noticed the fancy painting on the Studebaker wagons sold by Turner? H. H. Canned Goods for 7 Cents per can. at Hatcher Go's.

Mrs. Lyen has a fine stock of Furni-tuiy, of all varieties and stvles, suited to llils market. A call is invited. CUIAUTK MARKET REPOllT. For Wednesday, October 81, Wheat Oorn (olil) 2J "cw) hiTh, JlliiX IT'in Omtnr l-'iour, pur hundred Muni, per hundred 1 Hhiih, pur 14aloc letter, per pound ICrjr.

per dozen 18 l'olutoes (sweet laafi Cabbage per dos Apple per bu lloif I3.50u4.2o Fat Steers 3.BUu4.00 Cheap money at McClelland Bros. Coal Oil 15o. a gal. Indsay Mann Si-11 your old Iron, Rags, to Bert The finest line of Gloves In the city at Carter's. i The Domestic Sewing Machine in the lend.

All the best kinds of Soap, at II. Morrison's. Buggies and Spring Wangons a speciality at Turner's. full line of California Cloves, cheap. STOFKH 1 SETT.

If yon need a Wagon, why not get the iipst? "The Studebaker." Another big invoice of Humboldt Flour at Simmons Walworth's. Every body go to the City Mills and Amy a Sack of Warranted Flour for $1.25. Try some of that Fresh Mince Meat in jfjuik, at Frkwkbt's. Full line of Trunks, all sizes, at Warner Johnson's. Xavy blue all wool shirts at less than manufacturer's cost.

Stoker Isett. I always pay cash for all kinds of Farmers' produce. Dunakin the Grocer. Fresh Ground Graham Flour in 10 pound sacks at Carter's. Wanted.

All your producebr which we pay the highest market prices. Simmons Walworth. Carman's Dentalade the best preparation for the teeth on the market. At Wilder's. Feed Stuff, Shorts and Bran by the sHuck, also corn in small lots, at Frewert's.

A splendid new line of Overcoats from Jl'hree Dollars to Twenty-five Dollars. John Wells. Warner Johnson sell Finzer'a Old Honesty Tobacco. A Waterbury watch jglven away with every box. "EI- H.

II- Smoke the Bright Light Cigar. Sold by HATCHER CO. Go to Dunakin the Grocer, for empty jsyrup barrels. Just the thing to fill with Tfiorghuin. We are the exclusive agents for the jsales of the Humboldt wool, the best 'manufactured.

Stoker Isett. A large and select line of Lounges has been received this week, by Kocu Brothers, and offered at favorable prices. Juo. Carter Son are selling about one car load a week of and "Gold-Gem" roller flour from the Ottawa Holler Mills. and Dress Flannels, a full line Stoker Isett.

JUST RECEIVED several new and choice brands of Tobacco, besides a full variety of all the old reliable brands. Try them. Lindsay Man. Although I have sold a great many buggies in the last thirty days, I still have a few left, which I will sell cheaper than ever. A.

II. Turner. A car load of Coal Oil just received ns good Quality as can be had in town Which we sell at only 15 cents a gallon Lindsay Manx. For Sale. By D.

R. Chappel, 2. miles east of town, 1 Jersey Red Boar, brood sows, 2 gilts with pig, 2 sows with pigs. Ha H. Everything is marked in plain figwres at Hatcher Go's.

The "Cora" Flour, which Simmons Walworth sell, makes such light bread, that an extra strong oven is required to bake it in. But still every lady that tries it once, wants another sack ojf Jthe same kind. OB Flour is the best fancy ftctur ever offered for sale in this market. This is to! Strictly Fancy Flour, and absolutely the best. Sold by Dunakin the Jrocer.

Why' do you complain you iire feeling bad, take Dr. Johnson's Root and Herb Cordial. It will invigorate, ftrengthen, vitalize and enrich your blood and give you new life. Sold by J. H.

Light Co. Received a Line of Ladies' Cloaks, Dolmans and Jackets, the finest in the city, j'or a great deal less money than what other houses charge for them. Call and see them. Rosenthal. A Hare Chance.

Wo are selling our entire stock of Haines, Saddles. Bridles and other Goods, at cost for cash, to close out business during the next sixty days. Call early and get bargains. Haines Son GOAL. Now Is the time to lay in your winter's supply of Coal.

We have the agency for the following coal: McAlister, Fort Scott. Rich IIUl and Cherokee. We will furnish it in one hundred bushel lots, or by the car load at very low figures. Orders left with Geo. Alcock or City Mills.

Teas I have just received a large Invoice of Teas direct from the importers, which In the finest line of Teas ever brought to this market, and at prices which deliy competition. Call and get a sample. Dunakin the Grocer. Notice. All persons knowing themselves indebted to nie must cull and settle their accounts within thirty days from date of this notice.

Many of these accounts have been running from two to three years, and further time will not be granted. Dr. Geo. H. Brown.

Chanute, Oct. 25, 2t Notioe I All persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please call and make settlement within the next Thirty Days. Parties calling to settle, and failing' to find me, can make settlement with my father (F. Bartl). Respectfully, T.

Bartl, M. D. Chanute, Oct. 1G, 1883. DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between W.H. Stahiaker and J. R. Goldsmith, known as the firm of Stalnakar Goldsmith is hereby dissolved, All persons having claims against said firm are requested to present the same for payment at my office, over M. Bailey Go's.

Bank, Chanute, Kans. Oct. 24, 1883. W. II.

Stalnaker. A Run on a Drug Store. Never was such a rush made on any drug store as is now at G. P. Wilders for a trial bottle of Dr.

King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds. All persons affected with asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness, severe coughs, or any affection of the throat and lungs, can get a trial bottle of this great remedy free, by calling at the above drugstore. Regular size $1. 1 Q.000 Yards of Dress Goods a 4e. per yard.

Hysinger Rosenthal. Notice to Creditors of John F. Barkley of application of his Assignee for a Discharge from his Trust. In the District Court of Neosho county, Kansas, in the matter of Assigimient of John F. Barkley.

Notice is hereby given to the above named creditors aud to all other persons interested, that the undersigned will make application to tlie District court ot saul county, on the 20th day of November, 1S83, at 1 o'clock p. or as soon thereafter as said application can be heard, for his discharge from his trust us Assignee of said John F. Barkley. M. T.

JONES, s-20-w7 Assignee of John F. Barkley. Assignee's Notice to Creditors. In the District Court of Neosho County, Slate of Kansas. In the matter of the assignment ot 8.

Winflcld. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Assignee of said 8. Winfleld, will attend and be present at the oltice of the Clerk of the District Court of said Neosho County, at the Courthouse in Erie, in County and State on the 18th day of December, A. D. 1883.

and during two consecutive days thereafter from Nine olock a. w. to Five o'clock r. of eaoh day aforesaid, for the purposo of adjusting and allowing demands against the estate of said Winlield, assignor and all creditors of the said S. 'Winlield must attend and present to the undersigned their respective demands against said en-tate, during the time' aforesaid, or they will be precluded from any benefit thereof.

August Oth, im. K. N. ALLEN, aimla Assignee of S. Winflcld- HENRY SMIDT, -DEALER IN- Fresh Beef, Port, Sansap, and all meat in their season.

Choice LARD and TALLOW always on hand, Customers will here find tbe best meats to be had, out up in good style, and SOLD AT LOW PRICES. Plea be Give me a Call. Three doow west of Geist Son's Store B. A. BEEPER, BLACKSMITH, Shop Hi J.

B. Craig's old stand, opposite Chanute Lugiber Yard. Will do all work In a manner satisfactory to customers. A share of puhllc patronage solicited. Road Overseer Hawkins is doing a good work in filling up a nuidliolo on the road eastward at Henshaw's old place.

To Whom It May Concern. ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES INDEBTED TOME ARE; REQUESTED TO CALL AND SETTLE THE SAME AT ONCE, EITHER BY CASH OR NOTE, AS MY BOOKS MUST BE CLOSED BEFORE THE NEW YEAR OF 1884. Nov. 1. GEO.

P. WILDER. A new supply of Glass and Queens-ware of the latest styles, at Frewert's. For Sale. I will sell from ten to twenty half acre or one acre lots off of south side of my place.

Apply soon. 4-9 Jno. P. Cone. Parties wishing to lav in a stock of choice CANNED GOODS for winter use, will find a full variety at Lindsay Mann's.

Go to Simmons Walworth and buy a box of Powder. Farmers who have any of my sacks are requested to return "them at once. Also those indebted to me are desired to call and settle very soon, and thereby save costs. W. W.

ROYSTER. The best $1.50 calf skin shoe iu the State. Stofer Isett. The finest line Of Oyster Crackers Soda Crackers and Cakes iu the city. Dunakin the Grocer.

We are selling Clothing lower than any other house in Southern Kansas. Stofer Isett. JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF CLOAKS AND DOLMANS, WILL BE SOLD VERY LOAV. Hysinger Rosenthal. Still we have some of the 10c wool filled Dress Goods on hand.

Stofer Isett. Butter and Eggs. We want all the Butter and Eggs we can get to fill our Texas orders. We pay cash or trade. Dunakin the Grocer.

"BETTER THAN GOLD." The Best Throat and Lung Medi-oine of the Age is Marsh's Golden Balsam. "My friends and the doctors said I had Consumption. I used cod liver oil und various remedies without deriving any benefit. Your Golden Balsam has curetj me. I prize your medicine very highly.

It is better than gold." H. L. Thonjas, Dallas, Texas. "Marsh's Golden Balsam is decidely the best Throat and Lnng medicine of the age. It cured me of a bronchial affection and a chronic cough after all other remedies Walker, Denver, Col.

"1 have been using some of Marsh's Golden Balsam for the part two months for weak lungs, and hud it helps me much." II. II. Jacksou, Oskaloosa, Iowa, Marsh's Goldeji Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, ant Marsh's Golden Blood and Liver Tonic, are for sale by Light drnggisfs. Chanute. Large bottles I rial size 10c.

That car load of empty syrup barrels is just tne tiling tor sorgnum. Dunakin the Grocer, Simmons Walworth offer special oargaius in Tinware. Collins Ague Cure not only breaks up chills and fever at once, but it removes the morbid bilious secretions, thorough ly cleanses the system aud permanently jures the disease. It is the grandest anti- blllious remedy and Liver Regulator in die whole field of medicine. Price 50 onto every bottle warranted, Sold by J.

II. Light Ids appearance at the next District Court. The "Cora" Flour takes the cake, sold by SininioiiB Walworth Mr. U. Michaels living on the old Bo-hanan place, finished gathering his corn crop yesterday.

He has about three thousand bushels. He is the first one to finish this work, that we have heard of. Those double seated buggies at Turner's are the rage just now. E. 0.

Green, until neeently a partner of the Walnut Journal, died at Girard on Oct. 22d. He was a man of active abilities and energy, but was able to do' but little work lately on account of suffering from consumption. A Jiiw line of very choice Pickles in bulk, and large and small bottles. Try some of them.

At Davis Merritt's old stand. All sorts of stories will be told on election day to turn voters away from Mr. Beatty, candidate for Register of Deeds, but don't be influenced by them. Give Mr. Beatty your ivote, for you all know him to be capable aud worthy to fill the office.

An immense line of Shawls, Blankets, Stoker Isett. Colored men ought to paste this extract, from a letter written only a few weeks ago by Frederick Douglas, the most eminent man of their race, in their hats and remember it "For the life of me, I cannot see how any honest colored man who has brains enough to put two ideas together can allow himself to give aid and comfort to the Democratic party." The Koch Brothers have a full stock ot Furniture on hand, and invite a call from all who wish to purchase. Store next to Turner's Implement warehouse. Warner Johnson have received a lot of Tobacco direct from the manufacturer in Lynchburg, Va. Chcwers say it is the pure article.

We are glad to note the liberal patronage given to one of our home enterprises, the Chanute Nurseries, owned by Jas. Trultt. Within the last ten days he bus shipped half a car load of nursery stock to Elk county, and two car loads to Woodson county. This is as should be our people can always get better goods at than can obtained abrpad, and at far better prices. Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, Kegs, just to suit you, at Lindsay Mann's.

We will guarantee the Excelsior Roller Mill Patent is the best Flour sold. no. Carter Son. Ladies' Cloaking and Suitings with Fur and Plush Trimmings to matcii, at Hysinger Rosenthal's. boots $1.75.

Youth's 81.25, Stoker Isett. Try our bulk Roasted Coffee, and our Xcw Maiumoth Coffee Mill. Di nakin the Grocer..