The Newton Bee from Newton, Kansas • 3

I (,::, THE NEWTON BEE. Church Services To-morrow. Psamiuuir Ohuxoh, PreachliiK at 11 a. ra. and SO s.

by Rev. H. Clark, puitor, Sunday PERSONAL. George Clark went to Florence to-day. Miss Ida Savior is visiting friends at Wich ohool Immediately after morning lervlee, ita.

SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1879. Baptist ObvrCb. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.

Judge Peters came in from the west this by Bev. A. 9. Morrlfleld, pastor. Bunduy sohool Immediately after morning lervloe.

morning. MiTHomsT Emsoopai Ohubob. Prawning at 11 a. Col. Blake is visiting his brother at Cedar Boady for Buoinoca To-day and at all Times, WITH THE LAKGEST STOOK OF m.

and 7:80 p. by Kev. K. 0. Brooki, putor.

Olaee meeting at 12 m. Sunday ichool at 2:80 m. Rapids, Iowa. THE BUZZ1NGS OF THE BEE. At toon the merry wren In the tree doth gaily flute.

With wloked eye the little boy Climbs up to get the fruit Of the wren aforeeeld. Oathouo Chuicb. St. Marv'i of the Plains. Rev.

H. Selevant, of Topeka, is a guest of Felix P.wembergh. Sunday School ot 9:30 a. m. the Howard House.

KVakoilioal AiaooiATion. Pnaohini in Bantift Sarjent, editor of the Nickerson Argosy Churoh at 2:80 p. by Rev. 0. 7.

Irffmeyer, pas is in the city to day. tor. The beautiful rain. 3 AND G. B.

Thorp has gone to Chicago, but will Died. Go to Mn. Pierce's for Ice cream. return in a few days. RAYi tft thli oity, Monday, Jane 16th, 1879, at 11 J.

A. Werner, of the Hutohinson News, was By the hospitality of Judge Muse and Thomas Cratty ws visited Darlington township, and looked at the prospects of the orops, Corn looks fine, and the extensive fields of Muss, Spivey Co. presont. the finest ap-pearanoe of any we have seen this season, Their fields of ripe and waving grain are very large, and embody 960 aores, divided into three fields of 820 acres each, situated on the south half of section 7, the east half of section 17, and the north half of section 9. These largo fields of wheat extend as far as the eye can reach, and there is not a spot of ground in the three different fields but what is covered with the rioh and yellow grain.

There were seven headers on the ground and it was the intention of the owners to commence operations last Monday. All of the surrounding 'country and orops look fine, and it is more than probable that the Arkansas Valley will once more astonish the world with her abundant yield of all kinds of grain. The ball at the Howard House Thursday evening was the grandest afijalr of the season. Every one seemed to have laid aside the cares and. sorrows of this sinful world of ours and given themselves entirely up to gay and festive enjoyment.

The House was crowded, and for a time it was thought that it would be 'essary to adjourn to the Opera House n'1" at last, throuih the management of Prof, i wo it was a. nr. Mn, Nellie Bay, wife of Jaa. I. Buy aged 34year, Mrs, Ray had been sick about two weeks.

Sho in the city this morning. Walton it to have a new railroad depot, The depot i going to stay where it is at. OOTTlXTT-'Sr, H. Burry, of St. Joseph.

register ed at the Howard House. don't the boys get up a base ball -AT- Mr. J. W. Brown, of New York, is stop- Why elub, wae a fond and loving wife and mother, and a lady very highly esteemed by all who knew her.

Mr. Ray and only child left for their old h-me at Ma-eomb, Illinois, Tuesday morning with the remains, where they will be Interred, hing at the Howard House. W. H. Brady, of St.

Joseph. is stop. ping at the Howard House. There are to be two new musio stores in town. We are going to let the depot "stay where it is at." Mrs.

H. Bunker is visiting friends and BUSINESS NOTICES. Why not smoke good cigars for the same relatives in St. Louis, 111, Mrs, Henry Clark has been visiting at Law- on Wednesday was a godsend. money, at Westafer's Manufactory.

Ilw8 The rain Wasn't it. rcnoe for the past four weeks. Miss Delia Coppley is visiting her sister. Vickrey is offering BARGAINS IN DBY Mrs. J.

H. Anderson, in this oity. GOODS. Go and see. Ilw2 RAY OWE PRICE SHOE H0TJG3.

I will not BE UNDERSOLD, but will meet ALL" competition in Quality and Price or refund the money. No trouble to show Goods. Give me a chance. ALSO E. S.

STEWART'S SEWIHB HACHIHE ROOU, In Pootolfloe Buildins- A.C. Bowman, stenographer for the 9th The steeple of the Presbyterian churoh is completed. If you want teeth extracted without pain go to Dr. Gunn, the dentist, For Sale Very Cheap. Three lots and house, containing four Judical District oallee yesterday.

John Collister, bohemian, was registered at the Brunswick last Saturday, rooms, good well, barn and ooal house. In arranged so that foursets could easily be formed. The musio was grand, and the dancing was kept up until half past two in the morning, when the happy party started for their homes well satisfied with the evening's en A son was born to Mr, and Mrs. E. Col quire on the premises.

Sixth street, four George Gray, engineer at water tank on houses from Sand creek, 10w4 Sand Creek, oalled on us Chas. Matthews, proprietor of the Harve-v tertainment, Newspapers from all parts of the globe at County Stock Ranch, was in town all week. W. Kabisns last Sunday hired A. Carlin's News Depot, inPostoffioe 10w2 J.

S. Collister, late editor of the News, of lins, of this city, last Sunday, There will be a public meeting at the school-house to day, at 0. p. m. The bell of the Presbyterian church will be rung to-morrow at 10 John Reese has commenced the foundation for his fine residence on First Street.

Shnster's fine gray team to go to Sedgwick i 1 1 A 1 1 Mrs. Motfriff is still in the lead with all the this leave for the East to-morrow morning. latest styles of Flowers, and in fact everything that is usually kept in the Millin vity, upi, upon urx-iviiug were ntj buu- den notion to extend his" trip to Wiohita, where he put up at the Douglas Avenue Ho Mrs. J. P.

McGrath, Mrs. Rood and Mrs. Cazard left for Michigan last Monday on a ery line llwl j. KEWTON. nAUDAO visit.

Charley Neal arrived in town this week from Coutant, of the News, says that he never lost any sleep over Mr. nor Mrs. Butt. Pension and Bounties. I have had experience in the pension and Liberty, Missouri, where he has been attending college.

jvc ixr tel, and had his team fed and watered, and at half past four o'clook started back, arriving here at about half past eight. As soon as he drove in the stable Mr. Shuster accused him of overdriving the horses, which he denied. Both of the horsos were completely oyerdone and oold perspiration was standing all over them. They were both taken sick, and one of them died, at 2 o'clock next morning; the bounty collection business, and am prepared with a full set of blanks to make applications Barlowi Wilson, Primrose and West's Min Mr, Tucker returned from Silver Cliff.

strels at Opera House next Tuesday night for soldiers and soldiers' widows and BILLIARD PARLOR. To the Trade of Newton aid Vicinity: heirs, for pensions, inoreaie of pensions. Colorado, yesterday. He says that country is no good. Muse, Spivey Cratty have the largest bounty, back pay, and for arrears of Stock or jumper west or the Missouri iuver.

Mr. John M. McMurry, of Hutchinson. pension unaer act or anuary ao, 187. other is completely ruined.

was in the oity Wednesday attending to some 4 The dedication of the Methodist church at Sedgwick City last Sunday was largely at- UUUll, While in Wichita this week we stopped at W. Hi. LATEST, lOtf Yiokrey'a Block, Newton, Kan. Ten chests of TEA to be sold by Vickrey Mrs. Ellen eering, of Washburn, Illin tended.

AM NOW RECEIVING MY New TatoleOs ois, aunt ot vluke, was visiting in the City Wednesday. the Douglas Avenue House ana wore shown through the same by Mri Jackson, one of the proprietors. This House is well known to the traveling public and therefore there is re gardless of cost, by chest or pound, to olose Muse, Spivey Co. disposed of the old Duncan farm, three miles south of the city, to a German. The Finest Billiard Parlor in the West.

Miss IBtty Love returned home last Thurs- out me grooery stock. iiw line Stock of day evening from Topeka, where she has been attending college the past winter. no necessity for ub tor enter into a lengthy description of its fine furniture, lofty and numerous rooms, etc; suffioe it to say that W. P. Yocum and lady, of Greenville.

Mis LIQUOKS CIGARS Lean Man when I came to Newton I was a heap Messrs. Jrckson Torrey, the proprietors, are gentlomen that understand their business and know how to treat their guests and make HOODS sissippi, are visiting friends and relatives in the city. They are on their wedding tour. RIG NEW There was quite an extensive wind storm at Bun-ton last Wednesday. No material damage done.

The late bountiful rains have set Dame Nature "booming." You oan see the crops grow as well as the water drop. ratter than you are, Always on hand, and tne Dew id tne euy. O-IVZItrS. OAXJiXj. W.

H. HAYNES. Proprietor. Mrs. Henry Clark returned home from ana now loot at me, irt, them feel at homo.

Lawrence last evening, where she has been sojourning for the past two or three weeks visiting friends, reel a terrible weakness and am all the time wanting something to eat and can't S. T. Marsh is about to trade his half of land at Nickerson for the Brown corner Parties wishing to be oalled at any hour of WALTER LIBHART. Late of Philadelphia, that is at present occupied by Prank Roeh- Jos, Cockroft, music publisher and eleo- me nigat win please leave notice at the JNa. tional Hotel for the night-watchman.

ria's boot and shoe store. It begins to look AND BRALL BATE IN STOCK TEE get it. Where do you fill up at to keep a shape that? as though it was the intention of Mr. Marsh Plain anil Ornamental trotyper, of 301 Clark street, Chicago, called on us last Tuesday. He has been visiting friends in the county for some two weeks, and returned home Tuesday night.

to dispose of his property there for prop W. Saulsbury is drawing a sketch of Man "Well, sir. erty in we suppose that it the trade is made that the old red front will came to this town. Port Smith, representing Lone about three months be moved, and that he will as usual erect a Latest and Most Desirable Styles of Staple and Fancy nine store-room there this fall or next spring ago and was a right smart chance leaner than you are, but you see I board at Pal wholesale grocers, Kansas City, was at the Howard House last Wednesday. Port says that the improvements, of Newton far surpass any town on the rSart.

mer's City Restaurant, but I am getting too B. T. Marsh's residenoe and surroundings, which will be plaoed on the city map. Mr. A.

S. Nebergill, of Highland township, states that the farmers are all harvesting, and that the corn never looked finer. Eugene Naud has returned from the west. Mr, Naud has a host of friends, and we are glad to see him once more on our streets. Chas.

L. Snider, proprietor of the New Era Mills, at Sedgwick City, is turning out Mr. Crobarger, of Darlington township, oalled on us yesterday, and states that the wheat in that vicinity will average fifteen bushels to the acre, also that corn looks fine rat and the doctors say ir 1 dont obange my boarding house that I will necessarily bust." H. X. Devetidori'f, Clerk in the State Depigment, called on us Thursday.

Planterero, And Manufacturers of Cornices, Ornamental Brackets and all ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS ill Plater. WE would announce to the cltlzena of Newton and the public generally that we have located at the Corner of Main and Broadway, Newton, here we have constantly on hand Plain ani Ornamental Center Pieces, Cof and.that the farmers generally are happy, Cigars. Westafer ahead on cent cigars. It is The. 'B4T iljilleth upon the earth in and we spent apleasant hour in his company, Mr.

Devendorfr and wife are visiting friends in the city. Jones Moore, contractors, builders and painters, late of Chicago, are stopping at the given up by old snu that the Starlight cigar can not be excelled for the money. 11-8 corn, cucum- vinfl snrincr iir, nnev nnrl ue'arTrliiffor you and for me; and yet we are Keep runnine smooth by buying some of blosaon House, it is their intention to locate in this city. Mr. Jones is at present not happy.

Brunner's good, oheap machine oil. 10w3 doing some of the' finest graining for Mr. Mr. Hamilton, conductor on the T. 8 nxces, Brackets, tec.

We would alio announce that we are prepared to da 'k'f FOS 'ME Al SOMBER WEAR, oiosson mat we nave ever seen. P. R. who has been laying off for the past fire works. an kinds ori'iam anu uraamentai Dr.

George W. Nyee and wife, and Miss weeK at this point on account or sickness, will sTEimzzsrcs-, Lottie E. Waite, of Muncie, Indiana, parents Fire Works luilable for celebrating the Fourth in the Grandest Style at beable for business Monday. Caloimining and Coloring Walls and sister of Mr. and Mrs.

Jas. R. Nyce, of The Santa Fe road will sell tickets on the niiiKiVA. a. and (Jennies 3d and 4th of July at half rates between sta GIMXBAL At TmS SP10IALTT Of JOBBING IN TKNDEO TO.

tins city, ana Miss iseiie yce, or Milford, Pike county, Pennsylvania, are visiting in the city, the guests of J. R. Nyce. Don't fail to see the new Eureka 6ft cut AND I WILL MAKE IT A POINT TO BATE EVERY LINE COMPLSTm tions erst ot Dodge (Jity, tickets good vntu the Oth ana bth only. mower, now at Putorbaugh's.

Sickle runs in front of drive wheels, No side draft. J. H. Brooks, formerly olerk of the Tre- 3L.XT-EE2NTV mont House, Wichita, has lately accepted Simple, durable and strong. We also sell Three deserters from the regular army the Thomas, Ohio, hay rakes.

passed throufih the city last Saturday, bound the same position at tne Douglas Avenue Hotel of that city. Brook is well known and IU-2W DTKKBAUGH UBO'S. lor tne military prison. liked by the commercial men and traveling WILLEXHIBITNOW Andrew Roy was nominated for Auditor on public, and the Douglas Avenue Hotel could not have made a better selection the Ohio Greenback ticket. This cannot be Croquet Sets very cheap at Carlin's.

10w2 Go to the postoflice News Depot and buy our Andrew. How They Done It. The City Ordinance in reference to the your stationery of Carlin. 10w2 Read the advertisement of the Western Ci some of the finest flour that we have seen. -x: Geo.

E. Terrv- Tl" live attorney at law, wasflCAlSOMININjater Prt of this well. i for bis client. Louis Hurst, the druggist, returned from the east this week, where he has purchased goods for his new musio store. He will open in ten or twelve days.

A. L. Greene, while horseback riding last Wednesday, took a tumble over his horse's head, and great was the fall thereof. Up to a late hour he was doing well. In the libel suit brought by J.

W. Crawford, of Kinsley, against H. C. Ashbaugh, of this city, Mr. A.

was bound over to appear at the December term of Court. Sheriff Puller, of Edwards county, was in our city last Thursday, and gobbled up, abducted, and carried away from the gate of the citizens of Newton one of her "quill drivers." Mr. and Mrs. Butt say that they would starve to death in Newton, but that Wichita is the best town for their business that they have ever visited in the Stato. That speaks well for Wichita, and at the same time shows that they are in need of something.

There was a fight between two men in a corral on Sixth street on Wednesday. Had it not happened that there was a high board fence and a threshing machine between the parties who done the fighting there would have been a coroner's inquest, a funeral, and a column article. AB IK ADDITION 10 MI DRY GOODS TOT WILL FTJD A LA1G1 AND HJWMD ASSORTMENT 01 construction of a water tank and also block gar Manufactory. Neur Carpets, Oil ClatiL ailUClB. lomouJici no du call uh uova- saries of life, and such that will keep up motion in the harvest fields.

10w2)H. Beunnek. Burrton has a steam road engine in success ful operation. ing up Main and other streets by the T. S.

F. B. B. was repealed last Saturday evening by the City Council, and there was also a committee appointed to wait on General Manager Strong. The committee consisted of Mayor Sayior, City Attorney Ady, Wet, wetter, wettost, and likely to be still My store, front is either re nor blue But I sell as low as others do.

My Goods are fresh all will agree, WINDOW SHADES, wetterest. BOOTS AND SHOES, vnd Councilmen Puterbaugh and Reese. The Temperance Meeting. A fuMH.MHM mxllMM linl4 I. Oil.

To convince yourseir can in ana see L. ElLIOTT, On south side Railroad, who keeps a general committee found Mr. Strong in his office at Topeka, and ready and willing to do what 1879, at Fairviow school-hurtse in Halstead stock of Groceries, Provisions, township, Harvey county, Kansas, the fol ever was in his power to oome to an amicable understanding. The interview lasted about lowing resolution was unanimously adopted, Latest Somthixo Niw. The celebrated Nor an hour and a half, and Mr.

Strong promis Off 3Direw Desjoriptlon. mm goods, and the Secretary directed to furnish each Styles. I of lhe Newton papers with a copy of the wegian double shin center draft diamond hardened plows, for sale at Putxbbauob's. ed to nave we water tans, which was oerore the above mentioned ordinance came in force same, requesting its publication: Resolved, That it is inconsistent for being built in the center of Fourth street I have a car load of Peoria Crocks. Jars, where said street crosses the railroad track.

And 1 would still further say that what I want is for you to Call and Jhamins Murphyite or any temperance reformer to Trimming Silko Jugs etc, on the road just suited to the trade, which I will sell low in any quautity. Usods tejore purchasing etsewnere ana oe corroiwceu nu give his suffrage or vote to any candidate for office who is not a temperance man in the 1 yutt can ouy gouuyuvwi t. xiewwit TO MATCH. fullest sense of the term. store, to nun meant at j.i.

Gardeners and Farmers. removed nny ieet, ana one hundred, ir possible also to move the freight depot to the east end of Broadway, so that there could be a crossing opened on Fifth street. He also stated that he was not angry with them for passing the ordinance, and furthermore thought that they had a perfect right to do E. M. Green, of Sedewick City, brought Brinsme in all the Greens and garden H.

W. Aims, Seoretary. A. S. Pacnili, President.

Th Minstbeis. Barlow, Wilson, Prim $1.00 3KXX CrXiOVUO ns up from his town to Newton last Wednes truck you can. and receive the highest market price for it. 10w2 H. Brukmbb.

so; also that he had and always would look rose and West's Minstrels played to a fine out ror the interest ana welfare of Newton. Warranted. and appreciative audience last night, in day in one of his easy going carnages and behind his best team. He this week advertises his livery stable in Thb Bee, and we advise all when in Sedgwick City to put up their teams at his stable. Wm.

Carlin, in postoflice building, has the That Newton would always retain the ter VIOKRBY I B. No Old Trash, all New and. Fresh Goods. entertaining ana pleasing programme of nor elties minus of the Wichita Southwestern rail largest and most oomplete stock of stationery road, that it was the pride of the road, and over Drougm to me ouy- jvw The first part of the programme was en tirely new: all joKes were fresh, and fre. J.

C. Morgan, of Pleasant township, says Alex. Shields is turnintr out better and auently brought down the house: the songs that he wished to have no trouble with the citizens, and would always be ready to do all in his power to help her people. The committee returned Tuesday very mnch pleased over their interview, and the way it now ap more durable boots and shoes than any in that the corn never looked better, and although the wheat is rather thin and short both comic and sentimental, were well exe I have received another aawrtment of the city. a-tr cuted, ana showed a high order of vocal Respectfully, training.

the heads are well tilled, and that the majority of farmers will be surprised at the yield I have made arrangements with Dr C. Gunn to continue the praotice of dentistry The second part was fun from beginning to end, commencing with Ceptain Hall and his when they thresh. Mr. Morgan also says SIDE LACE AND BUTTON FRENCH IB pears The Bis or any other paper of this city will never gather any wealth from the publication of a city ordinance against the that tney had a fine rain last Thursday. banjo, and ending with Primrose and West in their specialty of a double clog dance, Mr, in my office in the Opera house formerly ocou- Eied by my brother B.H.Seaton.

Dr.G. comes ighly recommended and is prepared to perform all operations pertaining to his profession in the most thorough and skilfull h. jr. a. it.

THE BLOSSOM HOUSE. WIIXIAU VICKREY. The time of the year is approaching when the would be candidate sitteth upon a dry lutdlea' Soots. Milt Barlow deserves especial mention, notwithstanding a severe cold, he gave his goods box ana whittieth the pine therefrom inimitable character of the old plantation ne RHOADES fc J. H.

Sbatos. New House New Furniture. Every gro, in this role Mr. tfariow beats the world, talketh about the county election, and relat-eth his experience in politics, which is very limited, goeth home in the evening and ir ining; He was applauded to the eoho. Last, but Save vour Money, Boys, for Wilcox has not least, comes ueorge Wilson, commonly has a new half sole clapped on the.

seat of got Fira Works to beat anything you evr SENSATION! SENSATION! We visited the Slosson House, situated on south Main street, across the rai'ou track, and were shown through the same by bis r-- caiiea "joiiy ucorge vmson." lie is "brick" and knows his business, and "sees nr Dealura la the gentlemanly proprietor. J. M. Slosson to it persenally that it is played "up to the The citizens of Halstead will bold a grand Fresh Vegetables, constantly arriving at handle." Fourth of July celebration In a grove near J. r.

Mourain. The house is roomy, weU ventilated and well furnished, and every particle of the furniture The performance concluded with a new A Sensation heu been created ly ths the city, speakers have been en. gaged, among whom are Joe Waters, of To. afterpiece, oalled "Worrying an ana carpets is new ana nrst class, me din Batter Tabs and Pails. ing room is large, airy and pleasant, and the Now, that was bringing business right home I will large lot just received, which culinary department is in charge or exper to us.

was well played, except that the pefca, W. E. Lathy, of Newton. Trotting races are to be a feature of the 'day, sides numerous other things, and a fine dis F. McGrath, sell low to the editor employed a man to do the fighting, ienced hands.

Mr. Slosson has at present some twenty-five or thirty regular boarders. We were also Invited to take dinner with him To that we object on the ground that we do our own fighting. At last the curtain drop FIlRfflTII, play of fireworks in ths evening. The Newton Cornet Band has received Bnrrton Patent Flour.

Best in the market. Try it. J. F. McGrath.

-OP- and although it was rather early we could ped at a late hour. All expressed them selves highly delighted with the evening's not resist the temptation or accepting his invitation and gratifying the good appetite it entertainment, ana we can assure tne man, agement a full house on their return to Bur Munger are Loaning Money every day, Short time loans Chattel Security, and has always been our fortune to possess. The new Instrument which will greatly add to the musio. TLe Band is now practicing nightly for the Fourth of July celebration to be held in Blake's Grove, in this city, and will furnish musio which will cause everybody and their sisters, and their cousins, and dinner was composed of everything our I a and a years, on Meal mate security, heart could wish, and led ns to suppose for a Childrens Carriages, lington, which we hope won't be far away Burlington Hawkeye. The Opening of the Brunswick.

moment that ws were at a picnio or a rourth of July celebration. There is no doubt but at best rales. itn Cleanliness is Next to Godliness. weir niuibs vu uvuuiue pauiutiu. Express Wagons, that as soon as the public becomes aware of the fact that it is the intention of Mr.

Slos by G. B. Wilkinson. Leave Greer Bros, last Thursday sold their liv On Saturday lost the Brunswick Hotel was opened to the public In honor of the occasion the Mayor, Councilmen, members of the ordenatW.F. Rhoades aod Oo'a popular furniture Moulding ery stable, with entire outfit of horses and son not to be outdone, and that his table is filled with all of the good things that the tore.

2tf. press, county officials, and proprietors of Carriages, to Mr. E. M. McGriff, who will continue the business at the same stand on market affords, that he wiU receive a larore Parties wishinn anything in the boot and other hotels of the city were invited to par share of the patronage of the traveling pub lotur aPrMttosja XltOa west Sixth street.

Ws have had the lire of Mr McGriff acquaintance for a limit shoe line should oall on Alex. Shields, who has a force of the best workmen that can be bad. He carries the largest and finest stook take or the hospitalities. Everything was first-class, and we have yet to find one that would not gladly accept of another invitation lic which he so well aeserves. -And Still They Kick.

ed time and are well satisfied that he will Jl. -m ir sttioii of findings in the city. Wtr Some time there published in this NORTH MAIN STREET, meet the approval of the public. Success to A church denominated the Evangelical Association was organized in this city last Monday evening by the pastor Rev. C.

F. ffi the same kind. The Brunswick is one of finest furnished houses in the State, and Messrs. Grodavent Co. seem to know their business, having had experience in some of the largest hotels in the East.

We wish them success. i Admiration Excited by the ASSORTMENT 'of BOOTS and SHOES, 3H Talk about your low prices, Jast go and call at the Blue Front Grocery, you will find low down leaving prices that will make KANSAS NEWTON, Al.iHt BED FRONT CORNER IAIN AND FIFTH STREETS. Irffmeyer. It starts out with a good list bf you reel nappy. To Housekeepers.

paper a notice in reference to a school meeting at which the location of the new school house was determined apon, and the place decided upon was considered by the majority of the citizens of Newton the most appropriate that could be obtained, as it was the only whote blook that eould be procured within a reasonable distance. Bat now it seems that some of our citizens are making a grand kick, and say that there is no neces ALSO Old MattrMaea made aa mod aa new by 0. B. Wil kinson. Leave order at W.

t. Bhoadee and Furniture Store. BH iah i Astonishment I i pmniTTonTTPTTmi YnnAv fo T.nan. onChattel Mori rare Astonishment I Astonishment! 11 pt ati nr sity for occupying a block; mat nair a Dioca Security, at the office of Bailey 6 Nyce, Astonishment iioiuiiiouumii is large enough, we would advise the ciu reasonaoie rates. mayiv am tens of Newton to call a meeting and see if A ssar well at Stockton has run dry, and is emitting sulphurous fumes.

Mr. Dappin firmly believing that the bottom has fallen into hell, maintains a position day and night at the opening with an axe at hand, ready to kill the devil when he emerges. And there they stood a ewoppln' spit, The garden gate between' em, The old chap in the moon looked down winked ae though he'd km em. And red he liquate hie Mtiry'ehand, (Sweet hope and things had rleen,) So Mary emilnl a lovely amlle When har fair hand wa aquiMen. members of whoa the following were elected trustees: H.

Bnrgner, G. Kaufman and J. 0. Hoefs. They propose to build a church building rise, 80x50 or thereabout upon lots en First street owned by Mr.

Weaver, George Clark sits in the office gently smoothing those whiskers, of which any one might be proud, speaking to no one, and np to the time of going to press it is said he has not eaten anything for five days. Don't get discouraged, George. There are a few moore girls, and a very few moore moores, and if yoa give moore time he will fall by the way 4 nd then the coast will be clear. the bailding could not be elevated on a pole The old central 1 amber yard of Muse. Sol like a martin box, as by so doing there would be no neeenitv for anv irronnd to sneak of.

vey A Cratty ia just opened and ready to Aad Dealer In AitonishiQSst oomplete at tne extreme liow Prices for which Boots and Shoes ar sold at ths New Store of -37BAUH BOEHBE. supply the pubno with all linos or lumber merely enough to make a hole. Who ever lath, shingles, and in fact evsrythingnaually kept in a first-class lumber yard, ana at rea heard of putting a $15,000 school house on anything bnt a block, and two blocks weald UNDERTAKER'S GOC sonable 6-tf not ot i to much, A and southwest..