The Republican Citizen from Paola, Kansas • 5

J. X. KAHHEST. Republican Meeting at Louisburg. MONDAY EVENING-, NOVEMBER 3d.

Addresses will be delivered by Maj. B. F. SIMPSON and others. A Good Bepabliwa, Hnst iand Wmifctok.

Ahrens WaWie; have opened cafpet room over W. s' grocery store. In this room they htplendid opportunity of making a display ofttieir fine stock of carpets. Ingrains of beautiful figure and substantial material wr offered as low as fifty cents per yard, with prices ranging upward to a dollar although most of the goods is sold at less than the latter figure. Citizen Tlie "Republican 2t ikt Editor Republican, Citizen i mr thn columns of the STEVENS ANDERSON At the residence of the bride's GeObge 8.

Anderson, in Paola, on Tuesday evening; October 28, 1879, Mr. Charles S. Stevens and Miss Addib Anderson Rev J. N. McCiuNef officiating.

Oil every natid friends abound who give to this young coupie thii best of wishes for future happiness long continued and for prosperity without a hindrance Both the high contracting par that Barney expects toSrySofowMp. "Whom the tan will give Mannen fifty mssonts. asSF That CoTSsttnSmate "Jack of all trades' who knett ail about running all the county offices except his own, omuar Giller, is now engaged feagnfc a boat for the navigation of Salt River, xne Smiler proposes to be captain, clerJs, tai-kectofe arid chambermaid on this craft himself fill the offices, you know. Some of the jJdiUcratic candidates prefer to walk rather tliart trust themselves to Charlie's idea of a boat. LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST ituUican Meeting at Paola.

MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3D. Addresses will be made by Dr. J. M. CARPENTER and others.

Spirit, we iro very much surprised that the gist iiigunY8 regarding the Incompetency of Republican candidates hinges on the inability of J. M. Mannen, candidate for the office of county clerk. "We take great pleasure in informing the people of Miami coxmty that we have been acquainted with Mr. Mannen for about ten years, and know whereof we speak when we say that all RepNican Meeting at lew Lancaster.

SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 1st. iMoua will made by Maj. B. F.

3, Mr. Skillman, of Somerset, who some time since had two horses stolea, found them in Douglas-co. -a few days In a year 52 issues the subscriber to The Citizen gels SIX IlUNbllED AND SEVENTY-SIX COLUMNS MORE reading matter than docs the subscriber to the Miami IiyubKcan, and SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR COLUMNS MORE than ho gets in tho Western Spirit. ties belong to Paola. They have been raised here, educated here, and their many friends are especially desirous to see them prosper and grow in grace with each added day.

BEETS HAYDEN In Paola, October 29th, 1879, by Judge E. W. Robinson, Mr. William K. Beets and Miss Gkoroie A.

HayCen, both of Marys-ville townshlpi S. W. DAVIS, DEALER IN FURNITURE, Also doing a General DNDERTAEIHG BUSINESS. Coffins on hand from the cheafrst to the FINEST BBOADCLOTH COVKRKD CAS- kets. Has the only FIRST-CLASS HEAI1SE There is in the City.

Am also prepared The is 1h largest tn Miami-eo, as cYerybwSy tfa scs) ho will take the para to "ccmjwro the three rafters. Tho ilKTerewc in favor of this i fKTCcptiMe to tbo nakcxl eye. Tsetl the festion beyond all dottbl wre will pat tho thing in watketnatical hape. Figures ev lio, and in the present instance they tell a plain story of superiority -oa (ka part of Tjie Citi- this talk about Mr. Mannen's incompetency is "bosh, and emanates from have no direct effect ago.

The thief made gooa nis escape. Wolf Hunt. Those who wish to participate in a wolf hunt will meet at O. P. Stockwell's next Mondav.

November 3d. at ten o'clock, against him. Mr. Mannen wasflerk of Stanton township, and discharged the DeHART MASTERS In Paola. Octo- when the run will commence.

SIMPSON and W. H. BROWNE. Republican Meeting at MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 3d.

Builiiag Paper. See the splendid lot of plain and ornamental-building paper and carpet felt at West Bigelow's. Vior 98th. 1870. bv Judire Hi.

VV. itOBIK This difference in our favor is equal to 14 weeks' issue of the Rqullkan, and 17 weeks' issue of the Spiritj amounting to oyer three months subscription to the DeHart and Mrs. duties of that omco tne sauBiacnon i everybody tn regard to the illegush ity of his Writing, we know for ourselves that ho writes a bold, free, easy anA olonrl-v tecitila hand. BUCh AS Will SON, Mr. iSDWARD ADDIE MASTERS; A Linn-co.

correspondent of the Topeka Commonwealth furnishes that paper with the names of those who set- the Wes former paper, and over four months' to Written for the Rbpcbiican Citizen. THE LOSt BALLOON PATHFINDER. Uea in JUinu mo epixug, fall of 1854. Cannot some old citizen furnish us a similar list of settlers in Miami for that year and the years immediately succeeding? the latter. The three papers are all furnished at BY MARY E.

JACKSON. Salt mackerel and hito fish at Gano Son's at the City Meat Market. the same price, $1.50 per year. On compare favorably with that of any of his predecessors. Mr.

Mannen studied the Spencerian system of penmanship under Prof. Melville Goss, and we believe that he now has in his possession a beautiful pen-drawing by the above-named professor, given at the close of his school as a prize for the best specimen of fknmasship. We do not believe that Mr. Mannen owes any person one nm.T.AR. but if he should, he will be sure that basis our paper is worth 40 cts.

per -TH i. nt OoodS ijO. OUT i i-T mvirA r-n with the crowd, and Aerial ship, where hast thou flown. Art thou searching afar in the frigid zone For an open sea and a temperate clime, Where south birds hie in our own spring- timer agf Wm. Sherman has added a slock of groceries to bis cigar manufactory and tobacco store.

year more than tlio lieputucan ana ou 1 you wiil com to a halt in the old, relia- to EMBALM, thereoy Keeping Body for davs without the use of ice, thus doing away with the old method of packing the body in ice. Also, have folding chaibs to leavo on funeral occasions, avoiding the noise that is made by the common chairs, and saving trouble of borrowing of your neighbors. Remember the Place, No. 5 Peoria PAOLA, KANSAS, The oldest house of the kind in Miami County. ble, one-price, nome eioro ou 1 Ahrens WarnMs.

to pay it before or after election, and without regard to the fact that he is a jSS Judge Stevens will hold an adjourned term of court on Saturday. It was expected that the referee in the Town rv.mr.mw i9ar would be readv to present tern SVrtiil tho Miami Republican are exactly of the same width. Then if we take tape-line and measure the columns of each paper lengthwise wo can reduce thir Fjiace to thus show their exact size and capacity in tho simplest and fairest possible manner, and perfect-y clear to the understanding of the most obtuse person in the county. By thus measuring the three papers the result will bo found to be, This Kkpcbucan Citizkx, 1,207 inches. Miami Republican, 947 inches.

Tho Western Spirit, 897 inches. or SCO inches more space in The Citizen than there is in the Republican and 310 inches more thanintheirtrtTAiSHVt7. business of shooting at pig-othr liirds within the city lim- i cts. moro than tho fyirit. Or to fairly compete with us and do the squaro thing by their subscribers, at the same price the Republican should bo furnished to each subscriber CG weeks, and the Spirit 09 weeks for each and every 1.50 So fur as tho reading matter in the three papers is concerned, that in TnE his renort at that time, but it seems that its must be stopped, or tho Marshal will catch somebody up.

The other morning, oa v. Th. Ahrens anoroached his house, Or didst thou meet in thy heedless flight The Storm King in majestic might, Who carried thee on in thy airy wako Above the waves of an angry lake And swept thee down, on tho rolling surge, While the storm-winds sung the farewell dirgo O'er thy noble crew in the midnight dark 'Twas sunny noon. Like a joyous lark it is not yet completed. he was surprised to see a large charge of candidate.

He will not, however, uume-like, rush forward and pay an unjust debt simply because he is a candidate. Mr. Mannen is a man of sobriety and morality, and will fill the county clerk's office with credit to himself and to tho satisfaction of tte people, and wiil show toward those with whom he is brought in business contact as much true gentlemanly politeness as any man ever elected to that position. Because Mr. Mannen has never been county fclerk, is no argument whatever as to why he bird-shot roll off his house, ana sees logment In the front of the building.

Serious results are likely to occur from this indiscriminate shooting by persons H. T- SMITH, PaolaMarket, Jf ou are a man of business, weakened DTine mm your duties, avoid gtimulanta and use rj It tou iii-q a man of letters, tofflng over your midnight tn restore brain nerve and waste, uea We saw thee rise in the etheriat Diue, who rarely fail to miss their aim. We see by the Garnett papers that DEAL IX It will be seen that the Republican in its Citizen is superior to either of the others. They are mere reprints of the Kansas City papers, hundreds or which are taken in this county. In addition to this drawback, an examination will show that tlie Louisburg Herald and the Re-publican, are almost duplicates of each other from week to week on their inside Images.

Tho matter is first filtered through the Kansas City Journal and then sent down into Miami-co. in duplicate to tho Herald and Republican, This new style only has 50 inches more space should not be. We ask in all candor if, when Mr. Sheridan was first talked of for county clerk, he was familiar with Carrying thy brave aeronautic crew, But we did not see in the bright blue sky The angel of Death was he hovering nigh? Fear is whispering, now that thou art gone, That thy crew had perished ere the rosy dawn, And down in the deep they dreamless lie, Though their ship was launched for the you are young and eulTerinpr from any Indiscretion or dissipation you are mamedoranBleldor younaTBafieriiig from poor health or 1r ngll Wh- lag on abed of sickness, rely on 1 Buckeyo jjui, uio doss bucuuutoi mo the West, is extending his system of stock sales into other counties, and that on Saturday, November 8th, he will open at Oamett a stock sale for Anderson than the Western Spirit. Fres In Salt Meats, POULTRY, GAME And Country Produce.

Tlni columns of The Citizen are than those of the Republican, and Whoever you are, wherever yon whenever you eol all the duties of that oinceT aiosi certainly he was not, and had to familiarize himself with tho various duties after taking possession, and was, as is always customary, instructed by his predecessor. And when Mr. Mannen is elected, he can assume the duties as readily as any man county. His sales hero have been an excellent medium of exchange, and have afford od farmers an opportunity to buy and sell stock. Mr.

Thorpe is a live man, and has reduced the auction business to that your Bvroera nreus V'TwfTteka there is more of them. The Republican lias 43 short columns and The Citizex azuro sKy. Coal Shaft. THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN Have you rftrapepsta, Mdnev or liver.xaneneat bowels, blood, a 330 or. the siiymarn.

Yon will do curea 11 you ua 0 BUT Oirt oxuj-iAj 7tf The constant outlay, made year after year for the o6 Item of fuel has for a long time been a matter to which serious attention has been given by our most active and intelligent citizens. Railroad communication with the coal regions of a system. lie has lately received ouere to engage in business elsewhere at far more remunerative figures than he could obtain here withoTTt working up his stock sales. He is, we are sorry to learn, considering liberal offers Irom Kansas City, Atchison and Ottawa, and only a reasonable fair show and encouragement will retain him here. in the county.

It is not right for Republicans, simply because Sheridan has made an efficient officer, to cherish the idea that none other can become just as efficient, and is just as competent to discharge the duties of that office. Let all Republicans brace up, put their shoulders to the wheel, vote straight, each constituting himself a committee of one to look after his friends on election day, see how they vote, and we will chance the result is running tho patent inside business with a vengeance, in fact running it into the ground. Tho sheets for The Citizex are furnished by a Chicago house, exclusively devoted to the business of supplying country newspapers with ready-printed matter, which has no connection with a daily newspaper. Tho matter is made up expressly by them for their patrons, and it is always fresh, instructive and interesting. It only requires a glance to see its su-crior quality to the others.

To sum up, have we not just grounds -Tfi long columns. There are 20 inches in the Republican columns. The excess of inches in our jviier 260 would make 13 columns of the Miami There are 251 inches in the Spirit columns. Our excess in inches over that paper 310 is equal to about 12 columns. Or in other words, we furnish our subscribers THIRTEEN COLUMNS moro leading matter each week than the Mi- W.

H. BROWNE, ATTORN EY-AT-L AH, PAOLA, KANSAS. Office in Bainev Block. Boom No. 1.

Second Floor, ltf It Wv your life. It ha eared Wred. 1 Hod Con-h Carets the wtst, and but. ABkcMMren. Thwrad for Stomach, Liver and to all othcS.

Care, by absorption. Iti.perfect. A.kdrupp.U. TJ I. C.

an abwlot and irmlrtable cure for drnnkene.Mof 1 opinm.tobM-co or narcotics. HWW R1. Ttittars Rochester, i. DR. KIKIBERLIN, Above sow BJ uruss- as to the election of tho entire Republi Missouri, southeast of Has oeen considered as a means of affording relief by proyiding competing lines of traffic.

At times there has been some talk in regard to sinking a shaft to reach the coal beds known to lie beneath the sur p. I Of the Kansas City Eye and Ear Infimary can ticket. Respectfully, will visit Paola, Kansas, on for claiming that Ihe Kepcblicax Cit- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th, 189. best and the tBs- vv Uilivxi, Office at the Kansas House. Exclusive face of our county, and about six years and XJMXS more than the EL COL-J i.Ex i3 the largest, the Western cheapest in CTTJST ZEUsT- Our Second Invoice of Ladies' Cloaks.

AIIREXS WARNKE. specialty of Eye, Ear, Throat and JSose. AGENT FOE FIEST-CLASS ArUUllHl JCJJCO wvaavv PERSONAL NEWS. and fish at the gay-Poultry, game City Jteat Market. Itral implements, since a company was organized for the purpose of actively engaging in the work.

Nothing, however, Was done, and Paola has kept on paying out thousands of dollars every year for coal, all the while being Certain that a few hundred feet perpendicularly Would bring them the fuel hauled to them from Ft. Scott, sixty miles distant. The coal shaft project is ttgam revived, and is received with favor by our business men generally, and they have pledged themselves to aid any I gncu pjT- Win. Whitehead, of Stanton, left at our office on Tuesday samples of well-developed Siberian crab apples, the pf o-duct of a second crop from the same trees this season. This is doing as well as could be expected iu a bad fruit year.

SATrKDAY WaxISG, KOV. 1, 1ST9. ss9-The old lady's board bill, with Miles Edmiston in the character of the lady," is tho richest development of the campaign. Poor old Mrs. Miles! After twelve years Miles regrets that he did take pay when it was offered, and slan-friend for nolitical effect.

There is 1'. A. lirokaw, of Somerset, oue of ihe livest younr men in tho county, was in town on outlay. Phil. J.

"Weaver, of tho Osawatomie IiUmbcr Yard, came over on Satur-tlay hist, and spent Sunday with his family. rifMr. Samuel reason, who has lioen visiting friends in this county for tho past month, left on Tuesday last for his homo in Pennsylvania. He expects to return here in tho spring. TJS" Mr.

John It. Waller, tho distin iKtf The usual fall pilferinjr has com --v Cf sfhemfi which will further the work no PLOWS of all kinds and the bat makes. Mmmws, Horse Hakes, lwaa flows ana crp-P. ers, aL the Auttrnan Jb Taylor Vibrators. The best Threshers rld.

no manliness about such tactics, no de- erallv. On last Thursday morning iiniiHmi 11'jnc mi us. nam ana uacasvn woo-i i. M. Wilgus visited a number ot our dusi-npKs men to see what aid they would a nd Platform ami Three-Sirring Wagons, Combined Pulverizin mg cencv, ana witn tne peopm una is doing Mannen more good than it does Barney.

a trive such an enterprise, and in a short "Walnut Creek Items. "is a little mure plentiful siure the rain. -Fnmir are biiy pathcrin" cura. They thuuM 'takt-Wantage if the gxl weather. J.

Terry give hi readers forty rents more TVin matter in a year than any other lrr ill kv county, and dues not charge any more fc-r it cither. Rer. W. 1. Lowther prew-hes at Jlontxl Valley one every lunr eek, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

Ili next fttUa on tho 1HU of next month. Alt proton alio are iu tra lively timn elvwiM be in rIa on election nixht. We have always been there at thiKe rime Jbr the past ten years. William A Co, of Paola, are feaiHiag Tom Oy -iter's new howwt. We daily bntrthe train on the er railroad.

What change twenty yean have hroaght in thw county. menced different parts of tho county, and farmers talk of laying in a supply of bird shot for that class of thieves who infost hen-roosts, bee gums and vegetable patches. One night last week the beo stands of Messrs. Way and Chamberlain were raided, and tho honey taken. The close proximity of the railroad camps would indicato the direction from which this raid came, and the scattered debris shows that the raiders returned whence they are suspected to have come.

time received subscriptions amounting Dr. FLOYD Complete Acricultural Implement House. I make specialt of Repairs, Sections, Knives, Pitmans, Guards, for Ali MOWBbW REAPERS. andvill save you Money and Time, tome and me, SOUTH of Brick Church, Paola. C.

W. CAJiK. guished ami able colored orator, of Ijaw-rence, called on Monday last. Mr. Waller addressed a good meeting hero on Friday night of last week, and a rousing meetiug at Osawatomie on Saturday night.

1 le has done good work among tho colored voters. DJ. AV. Miller, formerly a resident of Paola, but now of Carthage, was to over one thousand dollars. The geological survey of Prof.

Swallow and tho record kept in boring the oil wells east of Paola, show that there are three distinct strata of good coal Within four hundred feet of the surface, the first being nqt moro than one hundred and seventy-five feet below the surface. La- Ofiico over Miami Calls Solicited. County Bank. A BIG MAJORITY 3Z8 Among the most efficient canvass- i i 1 nnm nniim id lit Cygne has lately commenceu luuvmg ers mis puum" i JOHN STOKET, No danger bum prairie firea now the stock keep the graaa too close to the sronnd. We remember about twelve years ago that a prairie lire started near Black Jack, eighteen mile distant, and by the next morning it was baminir oar fence.

It was the largest fire that mr viAted tliu part of the county. 3Crers do not bnjr much corn. The ReWs are too in town a few days. Ho is the same energetic, pushing business man he was formerlv. and has extensive blacksmith v.

i IVimn- (. I fnr (ha nArtnrmitnce Ot 1116 Commit man ot tlie Republican County Of purchasers of CLOTHING go to the STAR CLTHING HOUSE becauso they find there the largest stock to select from, the cheapest prices on everything, and work on the most liberal terms. It is a plan Worth trying, and we hope that it tee. The Doctor says that one advantage his speaking possesses over anything at present offered to the public is that the will be pusneu iorwarci 10 a uenww eun-clusiort and td etitire suecferist gentlemen to deal with. Go and see Uncle Baum if you wish anything in the and shoeing shops at Carthago and an immense business.

Of trourso ho subscribed for tho Citizen, the boss paper of the county. Dr. J. M. Carpenter was in town on Monday.

Vigorous, wideawake and energetie, the Doetor is widening his in BLACKSMITH HMD HORSE-SHOER, auuii.i iv.j aim. country for some distance roilnd, is certain to hear What he has to say. He has no bronchial trouble that he knows of, OUT OF THE FIELD To the Editor of the Republican Citizen: Clothing line, from a Paper Collar to an Overcoat. 3fThe change in the DemocrAtiC programme for Register of Deeds very Rt have concluded to withdraw bt to the rK They burn a great many rails from tae fences, and errn used a neighbor's wateririR-trotifrh f.vfucl a frw nights ago. This is imposing on the cattle.

We had the pleasure of attending a wedding snp-1-er o-i dance at the resipence of Mr. tieorge Kuddle, wilt southeast of I'aola, on Friday night of tart week. About thirty cuoples were present, an excellent -siipper was indulged in at midnight, and a general good 4iate was bad until a late hour. It was given in honor a iliuhter of Mr. Kuiklle, who was recently married lo'Mr the young peoplo are underobligatiou to then S.T this oportiinity frunl toyed enjoyment.

S.me K'twl-ftr-o "tiling scamp was bimb riioorh to shont Lon Aluiau's due; on latit Snmtay nigUt. He thuaghl as much of bim as of one of his horses. for Coroner. mv name as a candidate and while he has no doubt of ms anility to interest and entertain the people with an exposition of political truth, lie is absolutely certain that he can make them .1. i Having been too busy witn my woik, siichu They took jniccois ou ana put whi.h knowl am encaged in, to spend fluence daily.

jpS" Kltler Read, of Osawatomie, was sick several days last week, but is now able to be around. ft-Ivey Stewart and family, who spent the past summer in Colorado, have returned homo, 1 ichols-ou. HEAR. time in making the canvass, I therefore utAmWI out of the way. so as to Brick Shop Next Door Soatk' of I.

E. Ctock, roiA, KS. 35fS- Mrs. E. S.

Parrott leaves to-day bring the race square between the other fwn m. I shall continue to bo an "SSU The completion of the registration last Friday fixes the limit which the vote of tho dtv shall reach. Tho City Clerk, to visit relatives in Columbus, Ohio, and other narts of tho East, after an absence th nrfichbaek carty. and A Good Dinner for 25 Cents. vrfra Uiist tif Uet wheti oonortumty offers.

of twenty-live years in Kansas. Sho will remain during the winter. The Captain will attend to tho little Parrotts at home. branch of the business promptly anu bkiuiuuj EPA I RING in every jjrifJohn C. Collins, of Richland, was in town on Monthly.

Capt. Collins has been bitting up nights keeping company with a tormenting felon on his hand. Of course, like all stalwart Republicans, ho J. C. TavW, iuforms Us that ill the Last Ward 219 voters registered arid in th9 Westward 210 making a total of 420.

Of these a feW have lost their vote by removal front one ward to the other. Live and Let lave is the gfOREY. I shall always be independent enough to i vote for men and principles in preference to nartv. I will do my own thinking, and at satisfactory prices, 36 (in next Saturday tho ladies of tho Methodist Church will offer to the public, in Paola Hall, a succession of the squar-et meals ever offered to hungry mortals. Jacob sold to Esau a mess of pottage for his birthright, but tho ladies offer an in Gano Son pay the highest cash and be cont rolled by no one.

Vci7respec. II. OYSTER and ic is not likely that the vote of the city will exceed four hundred. There are from fifty to one hundred voters ONE THOUSAND MACHINES A DAY! price for hides and tallow. gST- Nelson McLain, formerly of this city, but now of Kansas City, has been in "town during ths week on business.

takes tho stalwart paper of the county Tub Citizen. JcH- M. E. Thorpe moved on Wednesday to his property in tho east ward. jgy Wm.

Wilgus will move, immediately after tho election into the house on south Pearl street, lately occupied by who failed through negligence, or from not understandine the law. to register, finite variety of well prepared food at a trifling cost 25 cents. Tho business men are invited; candidates about to make the final leap for victory or Salt River are pressed to come and "strengthen themselves for a last effort those who come Administratrix's Notice. STATE OF ANS AS, 1 Mtimi County. I THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO, Take pleasure in announcing that their sales for 187S amount to the unprecedented number oi tho PinbRte Court in and for said Buckeye Jbill.

aSS Dave Nicely has returned from and it may be that some willing voters will find themselves on Tuesday debarred from exercising their usual rights as freemen by reason of the registration 13W. It will remain all the same; if you ain't registerad, you can't vote in tho City of Paola. County and State. In the matter of tho Estate of Thomas if ollenback. deceased rT' On Monday evening tho alarm of fire rang out, and the department rallied at tho engino house.

The cause of the alarm was that a lighted lamp had been pulled from a table at Mrs. Copeland's, and exploding had scattered the burning fluid all about the room. By the most active work tho flames were subdued, after the carpet, wall paper and other articles in the room had been damaged to to town on business should come those who come in to see "the behemoth of Holy Writ and the rest of the show, should not fail to come; everybody is and everybody is expected. Dinner will be served at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, and from that on at times when there is anybody to feed. Notice is hereby that Letters of Administration have been granted to the undersigned on the Estate of Thomas 1 and Walker, accused of stealing twelve and A half bushels of wheat from tho estate of John DoWney, Louisburg.

and now holds tho fort at his old place in the Star Clothing House. Dave is active and stirring, and knows how to sell goods. JTCT Wm. Clark, the fruiiist and horticulturist, is making preparations to move to his farm in Stanton township. In him Stanton gains a live, energetie citizen.

(Three Hutted and Fifty-Six Thousand Four Hundred and Thirty-Two,) Being an increase over salee hi 1878 of 73,620 We.r ono thousand machines sold for every working day of deceased, were arraigned before Justice HollenbacK, lateoi saiu vuuuy, cv.uo-ed by the Honorabte, tho Probate Court of the County and State aforesaid, dated tho amount of about ten dollars. llankins on Monday rorcnoon, ana Dotn entered a plea of gniltj On Saturday they will be taken before an adjourned the 17th day ot ucto Der, a.u.xoi v. all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified that they jttE. F. Heisler, of tho Louisburg Herald, was In town on Tuesday.

David E. Henderson, who, less term of district wiu ne sentenced to the imprisonment the nature of their Money to Loan AS LONG AS YOU WANT IT With privilege to pay at any time. JONES MAXWELL. last year. This is gratifying evidence of tho continued success of the Gektjinm His BEST is Always tlie CHEAEST.

For Instance, Our HAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES. IIOOS1ER ALL WOOL FLAXNELS. YARNS AND BLANKETS. AHRENS WARNKE. crime demands.

must present tho same to tne uuaersigu-ed for allowance, within one year from the date of said Letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate and that if such claims be not exhibited within three years after the date RUBBER GOODS low down at UNCLE BAUM'S. than a month ago, sold out here and moved back t- Indiana, has returned to this county. He says that Kansas is far ahead of anything In tho United Suites, and that he would rather- bo a door-keeiicr in the house of the Lord which Singer Machine. The 'Singer Manufacturing Company. SINGER BUILDING, 5th atjd Loccst Streets, ST.

LOUIS. "S- All parties contemplating buying a Buggy will make money by calling on lITf TVD in 4 hn nAv- uroalra ocj nf Knifi letters, tnov suau oo "vci We invite the attention of tho public HIDES. i I 1 1 it1 AU sVUV livAV i vr ii vfna nes tho extraordinary advance of material of is Kansas than dwell in the tents of the wicked in Indiana. S-G. lias returnod to all kinds will be added, after that time.

TOM SMITH, the Butcher, wants all ithe hides in the county, and will pay tho J. COOK, Agent, Paola, Kas barred. gSAN HOLLENBACK, Administratrix of the Estate of Thomas Hollenback, deceased. BEESON BAKER, Attorneys for Administratrix. Paola, October 17th, 1879.

to Kansas City Clem March went on Thursday. to our large and complete stock of everything in the Grocery and Provision line. We sell goods at as low rates always as the market will allow, and our customers may rest assured that their interests will be guarded, as we understand our them to be identical. N. n.

WILLIAMS SON. CTTJST G-O duty at Ahrens fc Warnke's. P. Lindsey, of Fort Scott, a nephew of Judge Stevens, is in town visiting friends. "SU Mrs.

Capt. Tracy has been very sick with typhoid fever, but is now somewhat improved. 'fee-Rev. W. D.

Lowther, of tho Baptist Church, is suffering from a severe To" tho Furniture House of S. W. Davis, HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. Take hides to Smith, sell your cattlo to and your hogs, and your poultry and butter and eggs. Always buy your beef of Smith, and you will be happy.

Smith keeps open house on the east side of the Square, next door to Potts' J. M. GEORGE CO, John C. Sheridan, ATTORNEY AT LAW and buy one of thoso Parlor Suits and Bedroom Suits he has just received. They aro beautiful, and are sold at the PAOLA, KANSAS.

SI1DB OF SQITARB, SOUTH Money to Loan attack of fever. old prices. Office with B. Rainey Block, PAOLA, KANSAS. SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF KANSAS, 1 e-M. B. Attcburv. of Richland, was NOTHING LIKE IT. Faints 1 Faints Now is the time to paint your house.

in town on Wednesday. He is one of the successful men of our county, and is a most creditable representative of our SEWING dauntLess, SEEDS: RED CLOVER, White Clover, Alfalfa TIMOTHY, At 8 PER CENT. Dy FARGO GAYLORD. W. T.

Smith keeps up to the times West Bigelow keep the only good prosperity. Miami Cotjntt, I 2 John IIowaed, Sheriff of Miami county, in the said State of Kansas, do nrocljiim to theleeralvoters of said county arifCy. Anderson was in town on camel paints. Have sold it for several Wednesday, and called at Republican nf Miami, in the said State of Kansas, that rears and warrant it to be the best or KE NTTJCKY All of tho candidates now traveling through the county shaking hands with the many dear people, would do well to buyapair of regular CORN HUSKING LOVES. Shaking hands with them on will surely make an impression on the victims.

Very low at AHRENS WARNKE'S. and prepares iumseit to meet tne increasing demands of his business. On Tues general election will be held in each of ek pay. SINGER, i Blue urass, BED TOP, headquarters, Tim UITIZEJ omce. aie is confident that Richland will cast a good vote next Tuesday.

A good vote means a big Republican- majority in Richland. day he received from the manufacturers the various voting precincts ot sum cuuu ty of Miami, on Tnesdav. November 4th, 1869, Garden Seeds Of all Kinds in Papers or in Bulk. OSAGE SEED, OJEb (3-JOISTS. What is the use of bOng without music Top Onion Setts.

for the purpose of electing the following There are no members oi uie sewiciuiijs squad in that township. a large chopping machine lor the manufacture of that seasonable, soothing edible, sausage. Tom is determined that the customers of his meat market shall have the best there is of everything, put -when you can buy a up in the most approved shape. -1 FIRST CLASS ORGAN FOR $40, county officers in said county, to-wit One County Treasurer, One County Clerk. One Sheriff.

One Register of Deeds. One County Surveyor. flim Pnmnfir. Wire Fence Material SPECIALTY -BARBED and PLAIN, fro the Manufacturers "Warranted and Kept in Repair for Five Years. ovster supper given by the ladies of the Methodist Church on Tuesday evening last was a success as a supper, and yielded an even ten dollars in Tiionnaiifipfl nlnctofa of Middle Creek, Paola, Valley and Stanton townships and Pun a tne eecouu m- Tw whM wHk poets two rbd vrt, uittkw ttt bA.k ieucn.

IE KELLf dmd rMua! THE BEST FENOE IN THE WORLD. Put one wire plac of tli board of your board fenr. tid will nut profits. Theso ladies never attempt anything without making it worthy of patronage, a fact which ought always be remembered by the public. missioner district of said county, will on the same dav elect one Commissioner.

Ttin nrVIla rf laniri elpftion will be OPen- bmk boid, Mrs. FULLER'S IMMENSE STOCK OF Fall and Winter Millinery Affords to tha Ladies of this city and county tho best opportunity they have vfhl to select firtt-class goods at the lowest price. All are mt laUyin-. vited cSl ind. wiuninft my Block.

I know that I can suit goods and terms. Northwest Corner of the Park, PAOLA, KANSAS. xl at. fineh of the votintr precincts in said Come and try our Esteys, Western Cottage, Whitney Holmes or Standard. They are all first class, and give satisfaction every time.

We sell upon the most liberal terms, or will trade for almost anything. For a cheap Organ we are offering the COUSE PENINSULAR FOR 65. This has nine stops and two setts Reeds. Organs for rent at low rates. McLachlin Wallace.

county, on mesaia uay uy 1S7 t. oVlonk in the morninc. and JES- The fire engine has been thoroughly overhauled by the Chief Engineer, G. W. Quimby.

and tho "old tub" Is In Wit tt STKKi. ir IRK with bust STMI. barbs-weight only on "4 i It' ti at rt n'clnnk in the evenins. Pmr hcvek-d from both side. Bert.wo tn PATENTS, bv good condition to do effective work If it Oivn under mv hand, at my office in nw wire KV Mi nou fifi'T Tli.

licensed undeT ALL THE BOTTOM No danger of being tronWed is required. tho city of Paola, this 80th day of STj two tod jm Trt will tor tn Merchants Washbura Moen Manufacturing F.ir InrriniTemcnt. Anlc your Hartlwai fiAKH FEATB. Mamfnrm-U Hardware iv temoer, jv. i JOHN HOWARD, OMT3 aiAtT: YATlX nt yes SrifT 0f Mni Couyty, Kwjm..