The Eagle from Williamsburg, Kansas • 1

-J i Eagle. VOL. IIL WILLIAMSBURG, KANSAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1886. NO. 37- -11 JLJLiL-J Town and $bmtry.

EDITORIALS. If you have sick or nervous headache, take Ayer's Cathartic Pills, 'lhey will cleanse the stomach, restores healthy action to the digestive organs, remove effete matter (the presence of which depresses the nerves and brain) and thus give speedy relief. The Ottawa Daily Republican has been greatly improved in the past few months. Mr. Hope is a hard worker, systematic in his labors, and is giving the paper a tone and dignity that commands the respect of the better class of people.

Married. Smith Coulson. At the residence of the bride's parents, on Sunday, Sept. 12th, 1886. Henry Russell Smith, of Hayes Township, to Es-tella Coulson of Williamsburg Township, Squire McCurdy officiating.

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To continue their effect in constipated or chronic cases, they need only be taken in diminishing instead of increasing doses. For seamen, and inhabitants or travelers in sparsely settled countries where physicians are not at hand, they are of inestimable value. There is hardly a sickness they will riot alleviate, and in most cases cure, if taken promptly. To young girls just entering upon womanhood, and to women whose period of maternity is drawing to a close, Ayer's Tills, in moderate doses, merely sufficient to ensure regular action of the bowels, will be found ox Incalculable Value. PREPARED BT Dr.

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Next week a trusted representa tive of the Eaglf will commece call ing upon all our country subscribe rs and hones that eacn will have a new name engaged for our subscription list. The Eagle is here to stay and proposes to have a decent support. Parties visiting the St. Louis Exposition will fiu.l nuny attractions; bat none that will interest them more than the exhibit made by Ue Land the manufacturers of Cap Sheaf Soda. Their exhibit is elegantly furnished in every way, and in addition to a fine display of their manufactured goods, they have a packing press run by operatives from their factory in Fairport, N.

Y. On this press the Cap Sheaf Soda is rapidly packed in lb. packages and given aay to the specbatots. Do not fail to wee the exhibit of DeLand and taka home a package of their justly celebreted Cap Sheaf Soda. H.

Craik, JohuMcCurdy and several others of our leadirg citizens attended the Burlington Fair. With oue voice they pronounced the iusti tutien a grand fraud. There were no more people in town during their biggest day than comes here on Saturday s' every week to trade at our big stores. One of our cit izens said that our people in town and the farmers out ot town a mile or so, could in a half hour's notioe get up a much finer display than was to be found at Burlington. We are sorry for Burlington.

We had hoped to hear of more enterprise at that metropolitan center. It will be several decades before our sister county will rscover from this disgrace. We are real sorry, we arc, and as we push our pencil along writing these few sad words, our eyes aru blinded with the tears of regret that Coffey dunty would so prostitute herself in pure debasing meanness as to throv out such fair inducements to the world and then so brazenlv and culpably gull the visitors. JjPShame on you, Burlington. The Welleville News has succumbed to the inevitable.

This does not indicate a healthy business life tor that village. Brother Brown made a good paper, pure moral tone and newsy in local affairs. He says his valedictory that it was th: lack of advertising that brougut about its disolution. It would have been easier for the Wellsville people to have sustained the paper they had than to ever establ sh another. Wedesne in this connection to say tiiat the businessmen her must use printers ink more or we shall not be responsible for what may follow.

Even- business man in town i-houid be represented by a respectable card as an advertisement of fie town. Then use locals liberally and a paper can be sustained of respect able size, with vitality about it sum cientiooe ten. it is niucn easier now to keep this paper goiDg than it was to start it. what we need now is a card from every business man in town. We are running a lot of advertisements that pay in noth ing hut books type and material.

Oar office is very well stocked and what we prefer now is advertise ments that will bring money or the necessaries of life. Tlie farmers and citizens generally are subscribing most handsomely. What we need is advertising and job work. Quarterly meeting at the M. E.

Church Saturday and Sunday the 18th and 19th mst. The Presiding Elder will preach Ssturday evening at 7:30 and also Sunday morning, after which the sacrament the Lord's Supper will be administered 111 I i nr juveiiutr miuity-iuiiuui will in et a- usual at 9 a. ra. ind the veleast ill be ht ld at 10 "'clock. The quarterly conference will meet at some hour on Monday which will be announced on Sunday.

This I'eing the thiid quartet Iy meeting the stewa'ds should up witd three-fourths of finances. D. T. ScMMKRVitLE, fastor. Miss Tennie Browu was in town this we-'k.

WollsTille has started a female cornet band. Mrg Minnie Paul of Illiuoii, ii vising ner COUsin, Will Bitts. Mrs J. L. 3am joined her hus band in on- Monday.

C. P. Congdon nd lady, of Princeton, weto a town Monday. Miss Nora Seegar, of Columbus, Oaio, is now an attache of this omcu. Hank Wilson was town this week und accompanied the band to Burlington.

Miss Belle Einge left on Monday for Ohio where sua goe to remain a year. Ayer's Sarsapirilla, highly is the most economical blood purifier that can be used. Dr. Ionaldson's speed horse is matched aganist seme other horse tomorrow, for a purse ot $15. The Eagle office has received this wek a large invoice of wood tpe and is thoroughly equfippedknow for poster work, sule bills? etc.

The Queen City Herald is as full of news as an egg is of meat, and if the democracy understands her duty she will stand by th Herald. Thev had a whisky case at Otta wa on Tuesday. Our pious broth ers Snow and Clarke, were retained and detained for and forninst. Mrs. Ed.

Dean, of Bloomiiigton, 111., niece of Thos. McGliun start ed home on Monday, from a short visit to Ottawa and the Settlement. While in Ottawa last week we run across Fred Wadilo. i Frfed hi a candidate for Probate Judge and they say he is making a lively race. Fnrgiscn Xittleton have a statue of a dog, life size, cut cut of limentone.

This is a most trkillful piece of workmanship and well worth going to see. The races are bringing in 'arge crowds from a distance on Saturdays. We warn our citizens against betti ig. There is a legal gentleman at Ottawa who is on the alert. Corwin announces that he will have a grand display of pictures at the Fair.

He cordially invites all old friends as well rh new ones to be-sure to witness his- display in Art Hall. Asa Church is at home this week recuperating his health. lie is still with the Santa Fe surreying force and is located in Jefferson County, running a-survey from Atchison to Lawrenee. When used according to directions, Ayer's Ague Cure is warmnted to eradicate, from the system, Fever Ague, Intermittent, Remittent, and Bilious Fevers, and all malerial diseases. Try At Ottawa, Clarke Kerr hare been engaged in running an amateur daily for several months.

The boys inform us that they maka a dime occasionally besides having bts of tun'. Take Ayer's Pills and be cured. Misery is a mild word to descibe the suffering of body and mind, caused by habitual constipation A moderate use of Ayer's Pills will invariably regulate the bowels. W. FBurress.

orPittbnrg, who follows steamboating, ha? been out to Agricola, visiting friends. and left on Monday for his home. He bargained with the Eaolb to pay him Weekly visits until January- T. F. McDonald, and P.

D'Neil, committee on general man agement of the Emerald band, wait er! upon us on Monday and present ed us witn a tree Invitatien to Ihe Band banquet on Friday evening. Sept. 24th. This supper is in the interests of the nw band and should Is patrqniii Urgely bj every one. P3B9EL.

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MARCOUX, Contractor i Plans and specifications furnished. AH work entruited to my care will receive prompt attention. (VILLfAMSBUEQ. KANSAS OLAF NORSTROM 1 Brick and Stone Mason WILLIAMSBURG, KANSAS. Makes ciaterss and all kinds ot at rae and brkkwork.

i is- Mike J. Flarity, City Drayman, Braying done to any part of the city. Coal kept on hand for. sale. DENTISTRY! Dr.

J. M. Smith, Artificial teeth a specialty. Tefth Extracted Without Paik. Civiiif8 cleansed nd" filled without pain ty the iipw antes hetic.

Rooms Overr S. H. tucas's Store No. Mai St, OTTAWA, KANS. D.

FOGLE'S PIONEER STORE. Established 1873. The largest and best assorted atock fn the County, at prices that wIU il I the (roods. H. E.

Veterinary Surgeon. Residence five miles north-west of Williamsburg. Makesia specialty of treating Gleet and Glandered Button Farcy, NO CURE-NO PAY. HAIR BALSAM the popular farorite for drating the hair, Eertorinf eolor when (frar, and prercnUna; Damlrniir. It cleanse, the scalp, slop.

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BEST IN THE WORLD. Rifle. surtab CORRESPONDENCE- J. W. O'Neil went to Kansas City Monday to attend the faiY.

Mr. Hugh McDonald was visiting his son Enos in Florence, Kansas, last week. Miss Nell Cashman Jeft last Wednesday for Leavenworth wThero she has relatives rosiding. Mr. Thos.

Dee, of Lawrence, was in the Settlement last wegk visiting his son and daughter. Mrs. T. Collins returned from Lawrence last Saturday where she had been attending her sister who is sick. Mrs.

Mollie Magrath was summoned to attend her mother, who is lying dangerously ill at her home near Centropolis. P. W. Magrath and wife returned to their home in Kansas City this week, having spent a couple of months with relatives. Mrs.

Mollie Dean (nee) Ma-guire, of Blonmingion, spent a few days with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. 3IcGlinn. Tuesday the remains of Frank Drum were interred in the Catholic Cemetery at Emerald. Rev.

Joseph Welsh officiating. Hugh McEvoy and John Mc-Glinchy two of the most respected citizens of Emerald, left home last Monday to pay a visit to old friends and relatives in Ireland. They expect to be absent several months. Homewood and Vicinity. W.

L. Masters is on the sick list. Mrs. J. Guy is seriously ill at at present.

Mrs. A. Fuuk has a brother visit ing her this week. Jennie Cron. of Ottuwa.

is visit ing at her father's this Some of our young folks talk of taking in the K. C. Fair this week. Frank Guy went down into Coffey county on a trading expedition this week. There will be a social dance on Friday night at Mr.

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