Border Watchman from Louisburg, Kansas • 3

THE GLORIOUS FOURTH' THE ''BOSS" I MAKI3 ALL KINDS OF GRAINING, FAPAU HANGING, DECORATING AND GEAZ1NG O. M. WHiBEK, Editor. TO THE PUBLIC. TRAVELERS' HIDE.

Mo. PACIFIC? Ii'Y. I i further notice trains will leave tbb si- lion as follows: GOISG WEST. JMni and Express 1' i ci.jrht 1 GOING EAST. ATail and p.m Faeij-ht Local G.

YV. WEAVER, Agent. OIAXjTTIIwI Railroad Localings. Freight traffic is very good at present. The Kansas Division is fast becoming one of the most paying routes included in the Mo.

Pacific incorporation. As soon as a western outlet is secured lor the K. A. I'lv. it will become the main line from St Louis to the.

Pacific The sale of tickets at Louisburg station from June 1st to 14th inclusive, amounted to S500.00. This is a good showing for so small a station. Mess. Keed Wright shipped four car loads of cattle from this station to St. Louis Monday.

The -ith of Jul j' approaches apace, and likewise the arrangements of a grand ce ebration and basket picnic at Louisburg. All the essential preparations have been attended to, and indications point to the largest and most harmonious celebration ever held at this place. Our grove is spacious, cool and well arranged. Our people are sociable, liberal and jovial, and all who come to assist xis in the recognition of this day will be heartily welcomed. The best music to be had will be discoursed during the day, and renowned orators will review the past and predict the future.

In behalf of our people, the Watchman extends a cordial invitation to all far and near to come with well-filled baskets, and participate in the enjoyment of celebrating the 4th day of July, A. 1881. At the close of the year's work in this town, I desire to give a short resume of matters educational. First, then, as to the schools. During the year the total number of pupils enrolled has been 210.

The average attendance has VT. W. Magmdcr and E. Push each sent a car of hogs East Tuesday. Freiirht trains are now run on this I doKahominittfff in Plain and Contrast Color; tcitk Frieze, and Panncl icorl; and solicit patronage from all parts of the country.

LOUISBUEG. KANSAS: been about CO for each of the three departments or about 150 in all. Theso were included in 9T grades, running from about 40 in the 1st to in the 9ih. road neai-ly every Sunday, and it is probable that the express will also make -seven trips a week ere long. FROM OSAWATOaiIE.

An interesting match game of base ball was played here on Saturday. Glad to hear Louisbnrg is to celebrate the Fourth. Hope to be present. On Sunday we noticed the wife of ex-Sheriff Howard in town. She was visiting her sister, MrsA.

S. Freed. A terrible storm occurred along the Potawatomie river on Saturday night. Many trees were taken out of the ground by the roots. i The Ladles Society of this place have just fitted up the new M.

E. Church with a line chandelier, side lamps, and a beautiful pulpit lamp. i David Banta, one of the best farmers in the country roundabout Ixniisburg, came down in his fine top rig last week and remained In the sacred town of Osawat. two or three days. The new improvements at the Asylum will be completed about the first of July.

For two years this work has-been in progress, and is costing uboht one hundred thousand dollars. The Ladies Union Social Society have now accomplished the great object which they started out lor some months since." They have purchased an $S0 Waters' organ and have it here and all paid for. In addition they have paid for lamps for the Methodist church 15. Added to this the rag carpet which they made is not all sokl yet but so far has netted $20, which will be used to furnish the pulpit of the Methodist church. They will keep on having festivals and the like and devote the proceeds to improving the cemetery and other matters for the good ot the town.

Who was it wild ladies didn't amount to much? we think they do and are heartily glad we have one of them for a wile. Tunes. URCH DIRECTORY. -i. Church Services every Sabbath at 11 a.

m. and 7.J p.m. Sabbath school at S)J a. m. General Prayer meeting every-T mrsday at 7J p.

m. H. K. Muth, Pastor. i TIST Church Services first .1 third Sabbath in each month at II and 7:30 p.

sr. Sabbath School every at 9:30 o'clock a. m. Prayer et in every Wednesday evening. 11.

Snpt. of Sabbath SchooL llv v.A. II. Deane, Pastor. 1 ksbyteeian Chukch -Services v'ry two weeks at the M.E.

Church. P. A. Uiokaw is moving himself an Spy of Osawatomie. On taking charge of the school efficient and competent person, as agent, at this station.

Li ok.isv and Weaver are two of the most courteous agents on the I found that in all grades, they Those unfortunate parties in western Facile lines. were lacking in writing and spell Kansas who had their property destroved by the should at once insure with PONY CREEK PARAGRAPHS. ing, which are so eouimouly neglected. We made a special point the Mutual Insurance Co. of Miami and such losses would all be re-imbursed.

Since renting his restaurant. G. W. on those branches, and feel satisfied there has been, a great improvement. The progress made Warm.

Heavy rains." U'ho is Sliakcspcare -Iiy by" 3-our corn. The recent heavy rains have put a Corey has moved into the building cor- I I i I Miislurfr JLodge Tso. ISO, A. P. A A.

M- meets the first and third evenings in each month. Visiting l-iethren cordially invited. i liy order of M. Ij. Kelly, Sec'y.

Jias been very satisfactory in all nuieluA on the tit ions of the i-hincli iici ui nruaunsjf aiiu xiasimgs sircer, lllKI we understand intends opening an icecream and refreshment parlor. It such be the case we hope he will make it a success. bugs and infused new life into our farm branches. The bane of the school as of many others is irregular attendance and tardiness, many par BUSINESS CARDS. ers.

Wheat fields will soon be ready for the sickle the precious few that ale Jelt. Tom Dkkson and wile were visiting in this vicinity Sunday. ents seuding or letting the pupils attend when they choose THIS PAPER STiMEgwSS Makes all the Latest Styles of Pictures, from Locket to Life SPECIALTIES: Com ing and Enlarging old Pictures. All kinds Copied.Tinishod in Tn-Vui Tn and colors, lie-touching Photos and the taking of Public Buildings i rtvu's Kcsidences. SiitisCiction guaranteed or no pay A good assortment of Frames always on hand.

Jake Settle seems to have an eye to "biz." this He is a jolly good fel The crowded condition of the WEST LINE. P. II. Neeley, of Bclton, was in town yesterday," and called on the Watchman. Mr.

Eli Pattes is doing some" excellent stone cutting, water-table work with rub finish, for the walls of the new bank building. As a stone cutter he has few equals in the West. T. C. Houston, of Nevada, Missouri, a cousin of Thos.

Everett, was in town Tuesday. He is selling, threshing machines, Kev. P. 'Everett is having shutters hung on all the windows of his fine residence. W.

J. Sibley, our dentist, visited Osa-watomie last eek, and secured considerable work, and will eventually work up a liberal trade in the old historic village. Next Monday is the 20th day of June the last day for paying taxes without the penalty. People should act accordingly. C.

P.Vaxkirk and his daughter Fannie of Hazel Hill, ilissouri, were in the city yesterday shopping and visiting some of the citizens. Joseph Stewart the canvassing agent of Wea township for "The Spy of Osawatomie," and will call upon out citizens at once to solicit their orders. Judge Stoughton is at Lawrence today as counsel in a case before the U. S. Circuit Court.

Wm. SnEKMAN, cigar manufacturer. of Paola, was out Friday, interviewing our merchants and taking orders. Gnss. Floyd and brother were in town last Friday.

Guss. has a leaning toward the County Clerk's ftiiee, and was or.t looking up his chances. Go easy, Guss that ofdee belongs to the "Hems." 5 Me. Wkikert, representing the firm of G. E.

Weikeit wholesale stationer and notion house, Kansas City, stopped over here Monday. He is one of the jol-liestboyson "the John DeFord, for some time a resident of McPherson, returnEil to Louisburg a few days since, having disposed of Ids property at the former place. We understand he will go South soon after a drove of cattle. David IIenxigh was in Saturday and took home with him a fine header, which he had ordered through the firm of Short It is a good machine and Dave is a good hand to manage it, but unless it will harvest flax, there is nothing upon which to give it a very heavy run this year. P.

J. Hennigh was in town Tuesday and renewed for his copy of the Watcii-mix. liesides being a thriving youn farmer, "Phiii." also runs a first-class barber shop at irest Line every Saturday, where all may be shaved or hive their hair cut in the best and neatest manner. W. ITkxderson has placed the editor tinder obligations for copy of the Riverside (Cal.) Yess and Horticulturist, whieli contains much interesting, matter- relative to that thriving colony.

Evidently Riverside is fast becoming one ot (lie especial attractions of California. B. II. DcBois writes to inform us tbf.t he is now located at Greenville, Texas, and to request his copy of the Watchman sent to that oflice. Harry is a good operator and agent, and the llo.

Pacific. Co. did well in securing his services. He expresses himself well pleased with Texas, and promises some news items from tluit station soon for the Watchman. Send 'em along, old boy.

Mr. Scmx and family, formerly of Iowa, registered at the 'Louisburg- Howe Tuesday. Mr. S. is Superintendent of track-laying lor various railroad lines and could not remain long in the village.

He went from here out on the Santa Fc. However his wile and children wilt remain in Louisburg two weeks or more. low anu we nope mat any business lie school during most of the year PHYSICIANS. The recent not weather lias put Uncle Warren LaBarr has closed nj his meat market, and is now canvassing tor the Revised New Testament. In other words, he is disseminating the bread of eternal lite, instead of meat for the physical life.

i Louisburg was crowded with people Saturday and Monday, hut owing to the rains not many ladies ventured out and consequently trade was not so large as it would have been. The merchant is well aware that the ladies must be depended upon for the bulk of trade, may see in to engage in may prove lucrative. If the New York Legislature would Josh lkscow in the notion of emigrating was a great disadvantage. With the present facilities it will be impossible for any higher branches take a short recess, and go on a big lish- to California. Ed.

Smith was pleasure-riding Sunday. From the manner in which he cTttnalinil im till trrv va imfitrino h( pn. ing excursion, (like all other august bod ies.) its brain powers would be so increas- to be taught, as the teachers are overworked in the grades. Most eu anu strengtheneti, that it could make BRYAN DAVIS, PHYSICIANS SURGEONS, Louisbueg, Kansas. (Office next door to post-office building.) All kinds of surgery will receive special attention.

JB-Extraeting and cleaning teeth a specialty. u. joyed himself. Snelhammer Cashman short work ot its present uilcina. The Capper boys, S.

II. Goble and WINTERS TRIMBLE, The North Side Meat Market, of the pupils who failed to be pro Sam'l Harper drove down to Paola Fri day anu came back Willi two bran new machines, one reaper and one mower. moted or make that advancement desired, owe it to the parents who did not show any care for their welfare, and who do not think any uey are cnterprismsr farmers and will PAOIiA, have abundant work for their new mach ines. Evervboev should turn out to the school a success unless their pet Keep constantly on hand a choice supply of Iresii anu meats all kinds, fiish, c-hickeus and other game its season. ftaS-Best price paid for Chiekeus, Eggs, good Lard, octl-c 4th of id-" iiKH-tin- and take an inter Two bright-eyed intelligent looking little ladies made a short but pleasant visit at this otlice Miss Sadie Lackey and Miss Eflie McDonnell, of Austin, who is here on a visit with her mother, are the names of our two little callers, whom we to our oflice most cheerfully.

Our com p. T. 1. Scott got to the office last Tuesday at about seven o'clock a. in and before 6 p.

in. he had set up three galleys of type each twenty-three inches long "and distributed wo galleys of dead type, having in the meantime taken an hour for dinner. A fair day's work' if nothing C.E.ELLEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, (Office one door south of Caldwell's store) WEST LINE, MISSOTJBI. DENTIST. notions are carried out.

est, i.i Ke every tiling else it nut take a little elfoit ami harmony to get up a booming celebration. Ami we want to see Louisburg "spread Sam. Goble has the straightest com rows, the best croiiiiet set. can teach the The Louisburg Schools will never become what they ought to be, without a new four-room Dr. W.

SIBLEY, best school and "auctioneer the lest'" of house. By all means provide something respectable for your any of the boys in these ami is a candidate etc, too but keep thU a se cret, lor it ii free. bVLVESTKU. children to stay in. Be careful in choosing officers.

Two things Kansas. Jx)t'ISBVEO, get tne joo ot repairing tne buggy. Miss Cook, sister of onr irrepressible Henry, arrived Friday from Illinois, on a visit to her brother and Mr. Wm. Farley's family.

Jimmy Dickson has just erected a nice building into which lie intends removing bis etoek of fancy confectioneries, cirnrs etc. The house vacated by him will be occupied by P. J. Ilenneigh. our bon-ton jolly barber.

-The Hazel Hill school, taught by Mrs. C. E. Millcn, closed Friday we understand she gave good satisfaction as teacher. Owens Walker, our knights of the paint brush, have painted, cleaned and renovated Dr.

G. E. Elley's handsome residence. It makes quite "an attractive cage and cannot fail to catch a bird. Ladies, take notice.

Mr. George Eoof and his son, arrived from Oregon Friday. They give flattering accounts of the country and intend returning soon. We extend our to "Sylvester." one of the brightest stars in the constellation of correspondents. "Two of 'em smitten at once while we cannot gain the smiles of a single one! Jllessed-hearterl.

well-holoved overjoyed, happy-minded, twice-blessed "Sylvester! 1" how we envy' thee! IIob ltov. Bill. Shaw of the City Meat Market has now got his room in fine condition, with tables, blocks and racks neatly painted, lie can now keep meat fresh despite the hot weather. North Side Gleanings. are necessary in a school director 0-Offlce on the corner east olEbberfs Furniture store.

Patronage solicited. Jim. BrirlcR moved into Mrs. Scott's SELLERS HALDEMA3S, Make all kinds Marble and Granite work at as law ptk-e a3 any first class work can be done for. Try them before placing your er-ders elsewhere.

Also furnish WHITE BEONZE WOKII cheap business ability and modern ideas. The school board at present are residence last week. This beautiful prop ATTORNEYS. erty Is now for sale. till particulars will A few of the boys went down to the Ma rain des Cygnes, last on a fishing excursion, and the very first night they were out, the floodgates of heaven were thrown wide open and a perfect deluge of water came down, which was repeated--Friday and Saturday nights.

This was too much for them, and folding their water-soaked tent they stole silently away, getting home with about fifty pounds of fish but whether they caught it or begged it from some more fortunate camp, is something that no man can find out. be given by calling at the Watchmax well qualified. By no means let any man with a pet idea fill the ouice. M. E.

Summers has improved and office. Secure a good teacher at a greatly beautified his little home on the north end ot broadway. but he is talking good salary, rather than some per RT. of selling it all the samee. This is a tine layout for some uinn who longs for a snug little home of his own before he reaches D.

H. EB son from whom you may get a great deal of talk, and very little bia everlasting home, -v General Dealer in service, at a low price. Mrs. Puboo has an extraordinarilv S.J.STOUGHTON, wa.ttoimey-at-Law JXHJISBUKG, KANSAS. W.R.WAGSTAFF.

FLOKA TOKEY WAGSTAFF 1VAG STAFFS WAGSTAFF, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Office in Rainey Block. PAOLA, KANSAS. JOHN C. SHERIDAN, ATTORNEY AT-LAW Office vp stairs in HaincJ Llock, PAOLa 27 KANSAS. To the friends of the column, I "awfnl" nice garden vegetables of all r.i would say that I shall terminate kinds, in abundance.

Sadie must have Improved her time keeping the weeds down. is an earnest and energetic Lost, Strayed, or Stolen No word has yet come back from Higgins' estranged cow. She mysteriously disappeared four ago last ednesday.and if she be in the land of the living "the ownor ot the bovine will give a reasonable reward to the person or persons who trot her home. Said cow-is a speckled roan, with a prominent horn that inclines outward, is about six years old and believed to have a calf two weeks old. my connection with it with this little worker everywhere in the house.

issue. During the six months I have had valuable assistance from in the garden (among the roses) or at the FRUIT JARS FRUIT JARS Children's Concert. Now. we hoie for the sake of us "poor who are not fortunate some fifteen different contributors, to all of whom I return my thanks. enouirh to have stonewall fences around I feel that we have had a profit TADLES, CnAIlIS, MATTRESSES, ETC COFFINS; CASKETS AND BUBIAL ROBES Also kept on hand and lnrnishcd to 6rd.

Grood. SHEoctirsso JJjxrsx' rTLoacSTj. Large stcck always on 1 jp the cliwpiH. iid tarltepairlus Specialty. our srardens.

that the owners of the We have received a very large stock of fruit jars both wax and self-sealers, which we are selling at verp low figures. Be sure you get our prices before purchasing. Taylor Mc Williams, Paola. Kansas. able and many good things have been said.

As I ga away for some time, I feel that I have done a good work H. H. PATTEN. ATTORKETAXLAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC PAOLA, KANSAS. Will practice in all the courts of the State.

Otlice ie Kainey Block. SllORT WRIGHT. Sell the best Header in the world. and tried to uphold the banner of right, and advance the standard of ImMmtmi intelligence in Louisburg. To my friends, young and old, I wish success to my enemies, I am indif ferent.

O. M. Wilbke. In order to reduce my intense stock of Buggies, Carriages, and Spring Wagons, of all descriptions I will sell lower than ever before, for the next twenty days. Come and avail yourself of this splendid opportunity at B.

Miller Paola, Kas. V. T. JOHNSTON, ATTORNEY-AT- LAW Office in the Rainey PAOLA, KANSAS Trade is Booming AT THE BRICK STORE. We always keep a large stock of tfie very best goods in the market to select from, and the i "Vovy Xoav Prices is what creates the great excitement.

TJiey all wonder how goods can be sold so cheap. 4c a yard for Prints. 5c a yard or standatd prints 5c a yard for Cheviot shirt- ing 5c a yard for Huck Twilled Toweling 6c 7c a yard for muslins. Yes, indeed. Everybody should buy goods while they arCgoing so cheap.

Geo. Cesebeer. The Grammar Class- loose critters and beasts which make moonlight rnmblwi up-and down our street all hours will veto their nocturnal peregrinations. The rich can ride in phjetons, buggies ere. have organs.

piano3 and tine houses, while the poor have to grin and bear it all. This is the way we see things through our glass, and it is not a magn-fying one, cither. Old lady Stewart has been somewhat afflicted with rheumatism of late, but is quite comfortable and resting: easier lit present. As we wander up and down broad-way by the ornamented and delightful home of tlrs. Dr.

Fcssenden. our heart is sad and lonely, and we mourn right along, but lie come -i not again. George, if you can look through the hills Tird away over the broad prairies from your temporary habitations in the East, and see the tear-swollen eye. and hear the gentle voices calling, we think that you would relieve onr aching hearts and weary souls by calling once again on those who are thinking ever of thee. Hugh Bridges smiles tremendously here lately.

The reason ot this we suppose is caused bv the completion of his spacious lime kiln. "Lime for the million; drive up your go-cart, genth nien He will commence immediately to burn a kiln. liEPOUTKR. After perusing the well written article, by "Jeanette," which ap peared in the Watchman some line ZOicl Cases. Something new in this at W.

Moore' time ago, I was led to think very deeply on the manner of conduct CD LiJ ing recitations in grammar. From Monday was h-o-t Those fishing parties. Fans are in demand. Hoe out those weeds. Spy of Osawatomie.

Garden truck is booming. Heavy rains Sunday. Mad-dog season is at hand. New potatoes are in the market. The 4th of July comes on Monday.

Our town was full Monday oi mud. Also lots of "farmers from the Road-working season is at hand Spy of Osawatomie at the Post Office. June freshets mean something this year. Harvesting has begun in Western Kansas. Several freight trains passed through Sunday.

The heavy rains came too late to save the wheat. Goebel is the only fellow in town who keops soda water. Extra tine visiting cards at the Watchman olilce. Dan. Richardson purchased a fine new wagon the other day.

Dr. Pletchcr's fine new residence building is nearly completed. Thos. S. Mitchell drove down to Paola Tuesday afternoon.

The new M. E. parsonrge will be ready for occupancy by July-first. These rains will cause a great many extra weeds to grow. -John 'Stevenson and family of West Line were in Louisburg Monday.

A fine qualify of statement heads at the Watchviax office. Everybody and a few more are invited to spend the 4th with us and enjoy Quite a number of onr citizens went to Paola Tuesday to be present at the hearing in the whiskey case. Owing to the heavy rain Sunday evening the Children's Concert did not take place as intended. What little wheat there is will soon be ready to harvest just about enough to replace the wheat soon. The amount of damage done to the stock this spring by barb wire fences is simply enormous.

i 1 Do not buy Boots and Shoes until you have called on at West Line. They will save you Dig money. observation I have come to the conclusion that parsing, has been greatly neglected of late years. Xow, I am aware that I shall be SEE HERE 1 We have the largest and finest instantly styled a very antiquated grammarian, but if I so arouse the reader as to coerce him to ex stock; ot groceries and provisions ever brought to Miami Co. Come (0 (8 sx C3 LU and see us.

We will not be under sold. Taylor McWilliams. press his own opinions, I shall be content. HERE'S YOUR MULJES! Or rather, your beef. Bill Shaw, of the City Meat Market, wishes everybody and the balance of creation to remember that he keeps choice fresh meats at popular prices.

Ilis well ventilated rooms and large ice box, keeps all meat in fine condition. M9i OlO. Paola, Kas. Of course diagraming and anal ysis are very essential, but I be 01 ICE! At rentarkable rates at oebel's. 0 lieve parsing to be equally important.

I know by'1 experience that i ft? Ui I For all kinds of Paints at the very lowest price, go to there are many" pupils who can largest Manufacturers of Reed Organs in tne ttorlil ESTEY ORGANS ARE WARRANTED, sere for Elnstratsi Utm tsUw FekMi. S. W. Our typo took time by the forelock last Saturdav and made a visit to the pleasant home of his old and venerable friend, Mr. David Banta.

but the gentleman was absent on that day had not yet returned from Osawatomie. Being kindly received bv Mr. I'oppino and his agreeable wife who live on Mr. place this year, he stairl over night, nnit says ho never had so much to- cat and drink (coflV-e, tea, milk ami pure cold water.) in so short a period of time In all Ids days. He thinks Mrs.

P. a mostexccl lent, cook. ot withstanding the hot weather there is and lias been, a marked absence ot that pest, the h.ouW-liy," But this ill doubtless he made up by an unusually large swarm soonand tidy housekeepers arc having their doors and windows protected by screen wire. Nothing like being ready. m- Ball's Digestive Salt, (patented) Is a combination of Pure IVpsin and best Emrllsh Salt, invaluable all tlwse who 8 ill 0 hi 03 diagram sentences of some length, but cannot give the properties or government of the simplest words.

The finest assortment of Notions i.For the Boss Xteapor go to Short Wrights. i 8Scutt Barb Wire at H. A. Fruit -Jars Atthe. BriclTT3tore, for everybody.

Cl. CO West Line are now being offered by J. A. SLtNKEIt SON. iiy.

Olotliingr Of Caldwell Shaw, West Line. Try a package of Mrs Scott's yeast. I dr. CROOK'S Star Restaurant, G. W.

CORY, PROP. Keeps a gsod supply of choice Cigars, Tobacco and confectionaries. Warm Meals at all Hours NEAR DEPOT, IX)UJSBURGKS. the lightest running, most simple, most safe, front cut Eeaper, call and examine the Empire, at H. Goto J.

A. SON'S for your Dry Goods, West Lins. .25 Everett Co. received, a nice line of 33-oiig-li on. 32 sit cs MoOre's.

sutler from dyspeptic tendencies, of .1. -1 1 A 3 Cures Thousands Yearly. FISH. LIVERY STABLE. a.

UAiiU WJiiLiii nas eone East to buy a new Stock of Cloth- rosmvE mi C0GH3, COLDS, aad COHSTTPnoiT, SPAWR HEDRICK, j-ug ior me ess J-iiiiu i CROQUET 1 At MOORE'S White Fisli and Mackerel, in half barrels, qnartef barrels and kits, at "The West Side Grocery." MCWILLIAMS, Paola, Kansas. wmiTii it is uie ouiy tciuui viiu-, (ziv advertisement. uue. i i Purify the blood and regulate the bowels, if you would have health. There is no remedy equal to the Prickly Ash Bitters for this purpose.

They act directly on the organs concerned, "going to the seat of disease nnd driving it from the system. Xor do they stop here, but strengthen the system it tone ahd action, rendering it mtu-h more capable of resisting all fufire altacks.Jitot-.-: V. O. Request a pupil to diagram the sentence "Truth is a great-virtue." lie would diagram truth as the subject, because he would understand that something is affirmed of it but if you were to ask what kind of a noun it is, he would be completely uon-plussed. I Uo not think it necessary-to parse every sentence diagramed, but that recitations upon diagraming or analysis, and parsing should alternate.

By so doing, a knowledge of the different parts of speech is fresh in the mind of the pupil. Why is it necessary to know the properties of words! If a pupil knows the analysis of a word he certainly will the synthesis He may not. He might diagram or analyze, "I have saw an old friend to-day," and be utterly ignorant that he was using the past tense form for the perfect participle. For fear some may adjudge me partially deranged, I am constrained to sign myself ''Compus Mentis." Zf IU1 UVBl It lUUll'Ji Prints, Cheviots, Overalls from Chicago tbia week. Reed Wright are building a new and larger grain othce which, when completed, will be both handy and nice.

Corey has rented the Star Restaurant to a gentleman from Freeman, who will conduct the business at the old Stand; A new road has been graded up the bluft west of Fessenden store. The work was all done by private contribution. Work is being pushed forward on bot the hotel and bank buildings, notwithstanding the hot weather. BuFor the and most F-For. fruit cans call on -ir "witJ wi iwir.ij.-., Everett Co.

ngnt running sewing Machine fcall on II- A Williams, and ex amine the.Boyal St. John. ii J8Ice cold soda water at 1 GOEBELS. cj ti tef tl: ,,5 1 i :1 CJ I 2 a- 4 I Qo -hi I IS Etrsatheai tbs fyatrn. Bastora th VTeak -d X)ebiiiUted.

Invigorates thft LIVZ2, sv 1 ftt ia tma Our Grrooeries are fresh and of the best aualitv- Everylwidy ami the balance of the good looking bakers in the land can get all the fresh bop yeast they want for twenty- fivo cents a pound, at Uncle Billy. Kestaun nt. Ijouitfburg. Id equal to any in West Line Come wm nil It would be well for some little boys if and see. 25 J.

A. SLINKER Son. Olotliilig-! 1 Olotiiiii" The largest stock in town and the lowest prices, at 7 Geo. Casebeer's. LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE LOmSRURG, KAS.

Good turnouts ftirnisncd on short notice. Horsed boarded by the day or week. All Goto W. 'Moore's' for your Croquet' they never lound out how to whistle, for they seldom apply the art in proper places 7 Our readers areinvited to peruse carefully each column this week. The-mattT is ail original, selected with care, and will we think prove interesting to all.

A nefitiorv is now beinr refltnrinr thmn to liMltby action, limit mod Wrenplh follow from it n-ae. The WEAKanrt DELICATE ftorinj; from LOSS OFAPPETITE.INVAi-lliSand rrcoTcruut fiuiu sickue will liuii it Uie tiu-y iiocj to Mnni''l)cu tlmnv A triul ot It will nrnwnll rlulm. Ark vonr PR. CROOK WINE OF TAft. 1ako nouthor.

iorBtt.oUurHiiiijUlOaoDol- SFruit jars, sealing -wax and as OS'S 3. JFruit Cans, Sealing-wax, Flytraps, Screen Wire Cloth, call rat 2. i-i rubbers for self sealers, at; lowest cuarges reasonable, tebl-bl I rates at Goebel's. I "rS KJ 1 secure the opening of a new road in Mid- ii. a.

Williams'. II Id THE LEADING ZZVXZY TOU ALL mm ASD IDSC CJJPLAIXTi SEED POTATOES If petition cifculated here witiiin tei days. 4th of July Hi Call ilt tho firufr cf-nro in1 ovn.n; the T. J. JOHNSON, CARPENTER and JOINER.

Satisfaction guaranteed on all work. Louisburpr, JCfls. 1-qr. We have some extra fine seed Suits in all the latest styles, new book "The Spy of Osawatomie'' It a-r tr e-f 2 1 i potatoes left, which we will sell wi i) t-1- Mccossors io uilver ca bsyton, Ohio. A Motile ffnlf 11 a UiUcU assujSS cent prviiKTutiou.

II CURLi. largely read in this county pecially. per cent; cheaper than ever before offered in Miami comity. 8 Geo. out at very low figures.

Taylor McWilliams. y.Pablay. Mr. T. S.

Magill planted about 1)0 it frJ xz -i zi acres of wheat, and at hifct. accounts on'y D1I-KKAJIEK 3 iES EVE.C S4LVE poMiivn cure lir St' wk iiud dijHil SiFK ASD KKLIABLC KercrfaiU iC- School Report. June 10th, 1S81. Keport of primary school for the term commencing March 2)st, l.ssi.und endhg June 10th, 1MI: Number of pupils enrolled, 71 average daily attendance. 47 number of cases tardiness, 145; number ot visltoro, 10.

Ilnrvey Uecd and Willie Uucker Mere absent nor tardy during the term. l'uptb) every day last month If-irvcy Heed. Anna itradley, Willie lluckcr.v tlnlcie Cusey; Ktldie Ui-iiTiiHjii. Cora illifims, Freddie isoiinan, Minnie KtteJ. inilie blwrr, T'c-ttl Newbv, C.iube Hurler.

I'ml-it Sui'luii, Pi-nmo'i lU.JM i fl t1 Harper Brt s. 'franklin Square Library," arse? "Half 30 acres would do to harvest. ro as iuh c- 5' to ciwo rase or mvtsa. nd no rinedr I po tanmuilt. 1 -1 i ry- of it Iteing fn fine condition and a yield expected.

Hour Series" at the Pest ot ji fn rn Ita rffmts. IMwJ'iocrnUdrKJi. -hcxilt BARBER SHOP. N.pxt door to Pletcher'a Dmg Sf ore. Newly furnished, nicely arranged.

Shaving, rjalr-cuttfrg Chrunpoeiig In Hie ,11. C. GALBHATTII. 2 til? Come, ond, nee us. It costs you iiothuig to look through our stock, aud wo give bottom prices.

25 J. A. SLINKER SON, West Line, Mo. -points cfoll UruiG at ercat- TOnrdniiniiH not bnveit.OBrewtotof BcHKI 1 -Aoicrir in front of TTiiflc liillv Wi n'. ot zpenae.

rrB I'ehUiuruiit informs that be keepn lc emm, lemonade and pop, for I tliij.dy Lrns. J. A. KEIt C'Cr. WuP'dup, Mo.

ictcr.cl keepinp full ft all tim3 eo That -if loners err. make their own sulfations. ly reowicec! orieoe Mi.