The Southwest from Humboldt, Kansas • 3

Humboldt Domestic Markets. Tins Southwest. imiuii; mmuiiu Mrs. Jarvls will oiicn a select school loin ir'i (ry. Wo invito ilia attention of our loin readers to tho second column of our first putfe.

AH the business houses of Iola nhuuld come under that head. RAISE MONEY tfatt Dry Groods and Clothing, Ml Goods are how being sold at TOQETCER with Boots, Shooa, CORNER SEVENTH NEW "ZORK PRICES i i NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY! BUT ONE PRICE AND IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE STRICTLY CASH! No. 8 Bridge street, Humboldt. That we wiU not be undersold by any house in 'the City advertising lg sell at Cost Bed Rock Price. We intend that Our House Shall Be ReacUQuarterf For iiiS Best (Quality of Goods and trices as Low ad tha Lowest Call and price oil? floods' before Making pttrchdW i i-iy iiYsiMtin MosEnmAt It.

P. NORMS CO. T. 1-l-lV GREELEY BROWN! CtutiiKCTitD to July 4, 1S72, Apples, dried, lb VUml'2 'eaclies, (tried, Itj lU(n 12 (leans, navy, bushel 8 60 Iliilter, tyt lb 10(416 ii ''gg, 'it' do.un now Chickons, spring, alive, uozen 1 76 Urungos, 'Jil doien 20 Lemons, Corn Meal, hundred I 00 Corn, in ear, 'jj) bushel 80 uo shelled do ah Flour, hundred 4 008 26 Lumber Market. Orrio or Tiik HottTuwKNT, 1 Humboldt, July 4, 1872.

Per llund 4 Inch cosing (lineal ft) 2 00 A star shingles, per 6 50 No. 1 ghingles.M 4 50 Lath, per 8 00 Lime (white) bbl. 2 00 Lime (native) bu. 86 1st clear 11, li, and in wi 1st clear 1 in 50 2d clear 1 ii 6 00 Select 1 in 4 50 A Block boards 6 25 stock boards 4 25 stock boards 8 75 Cement, per bbl, 4 00 Land plaster, 4 00 Common board 8 60 Michigan Stucco Sheathing 8 00 (Plaster Paris) per bbl. 6 00 Joist, 18 ft under 8 60 Scantling 8 60 8 60 4 75 4 26 Plastering 7 Square timber lnt flooring 2d flooring DOOR.

211 Gin by 6ft, Oin 8d flooring 1st dear siding 8 7 Si 00 to 8 00 2a 8iu by Oft 8in 8 00 2 75 2 80 1st siding 2 75 to 8 60 2d siding 2 ft 10 In by 6 ft Bel siding Poplar siding 2 0O 2 50 8 25 10 in 8 75 WIKPOWS 12 1IC1UT8. 1st and xd clear ceiling 8 by 10 1 75 9 by 12to9byl0 2 50 to 8 26 10byl2tol0byl6 2 60 to 8 25 WINDOW 8 UUHTS. 9 by 12 to 12 by 18 2 20 to 4 60 1st ceiling Poplar ceiling Y. P. flooring Fencing Native luuibcf Picket 0.

G. batten 8 00 2 75 6 2f 8 50 2 50 3 00 (lineal ft) 2 001 Kansas City Domestic Corrected to July 4, 1872. Apples, choice eating, bbl $8 00 do Genetins Uo 6 00 do dried, lb 1011 Peaches, do 810J Beans, navy, hand pickel, j) bushel 8 00 do hand picked, mod, do 2 00 do common, do 1 50 do white, do 1 602 60 Butter, fresh yellow grass, tt 15 do medium fresh 10al2J do common packed do grease 2i Honey, in comb, lb 18 do strained 12 Hemp, undressed, ton 65 0070 00 do dressed 165 00 Eggs, shipping count 12 do recount 15 do pat. case 15 Potatoes, choice peachblows, store 40 do mixed, from store 20 do new Chickens, dozen 1 752 50 do dressed lb 10 Feathers, L. G.

fib 8500 Onions, bbl 2 75 do inferior 1 001 26 Oranges, box 10 00(5)12 00 Lemons, box, repacked 7 608 00 do donen, retail, 5060 CANNED GOOD. Peaches, 2 lbs, dozen 2 402 50 Pears, 2 50(2 60 PineaoDloa 8 00 Peas. 2 25 a 2 50 Corn, 2 25 a 3 25 Lima beans, 2 75 a 8 00 Strinz beans. 2 15 a 2 25 Raspberries, 2 752 80 Blackberries, 2 25 a 2 50 Cherries, 2 60 a 2 50 Whortleberries. 2 621 Tomatoes.

1 87 a 2 00 Cove oysters 2 lbs 2 40 a 2 50 Cove oysters lib 1 40 a 1 50 St. Sr. L'otis, July 2. Fmue Dull and unchanged-. Whkat Irregular but firmer on fall; No 2 spring $1 45; No 1 $1 50 elevator; sample lots red fall sold No 4 $1 77; No 2 05 and 2 08.

Corn Dull and lower; No 2 mixed 44 and 45c; white mixed and white 63 and 54c sacked. Oats Dull and easier; No 2 tnixed 43c; No 1 white 60c; bulk mixed and yellow 60c; white mixed 50c bulk; white 68 and 60o sacked. Barlkt Nothing doing. Rye Dull; prime 65o. Provisions Pork Firm and higher; mess $11 and 12 25.

Dry salt meat loose clear sides 6c. Bacon Firmer; loose shoulders 6 Jo, packed 5 and 5jc, clear rib 7J and 7c, clear sides 7Jo. Lard Dull, country 8o. Hiouwinks Steady at 87c. Hemp Dull and unchanged, RET TABLE FIRE INSURANCE In the PHF.NIX of Brooklyn, N.

Y. CONTINENTAL of New York. STATEofHanibal.Mo. HOM of Columbus, 0. AMAZON of Cincinnati, 0.

LIFE INSURANCE. MISSOURI VALLEY of Leavenworth, Kas. ALSO Agent for Southeastern Kansas for Geo. H.Grant School Furniture Works, Richmond, Ind. Correspondence solicited.

Catalogue sent on application. 1L SAMPSOX, Humboldt, Kas. OFFICE At Redfield's Music Store east side of Public square. l-3tf J. ItAFEBf MERCHANT TAILOR.

Keeps constantly on hand a Large Variety of Piece Goods consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. All work warranted to fit or no sale. New York street, between Seventh and Eighth, Humboldt, 1-1-tf TJTTERSON. CAMPBELL, Dealer in FUJKNITUIIE XJiitloi'taliers. A full supply of Furniture and Coffin kept constantly on hand.

II carte and carriage furnbiicd when de-sired. Wholesale nd retail. Bridge tree, Humboldt, ueii door to 1-1-ly llU.MIiOLDT, JULY 4, 1B72. ARE YOU INSURED? Delays are Dangerous I Eor Safety Insure in Reliable Companion, viz: 1 7ICTXA, of Hartford, Conn. KANSAS, of Leavenworth.

llAltTFOItl), of Hartford, Ct. UNDHUWIMTUKS, of New York. A31K1UCAN CliN'iltAL, St. Louis. 1-1-tf C.

II. ritATT, Agent. HUMBOLDT BANK, Established In 18G8. PRATT DAYTON, Bankers, Do a General Banking Business. Interest allowed on Time Doposits.

(iold Silver Government Bonds and School Bonds bought and sold. Tickets for sale on England, Germany and Sweden. Foreign Exchange bought and gold. Notary Public. Oiliee Ilours-9 a.

m. to i p. m. 1-1-ly Elder Crocker will preach in Young's Hall next Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, also Sunday m6rning at 10:30 Oakiakd School House, in Dist rict No. 17, is completed, and on Monday next a school will commence under the management of a Miss Winters, we believe.

Judhk Goodin has been holding court at Iola this week, and the Humboldt Attorneys have consequently been scarce on our streets during the day time. The Girard Press, heretofore an able paper, oomes out eloquently and ably for Greeley and Brown. Crawford oounty is good for an immense majority for the Liberal movement. l' a Kei.ioiocs services will be held at the Presbyterian Church in this city on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at the usual hour, by Rev, Camborn. Sabbath School at 9 a.

m. Phof. J. H. Sampson, having located his office with E.

E. Ecdfield on the east side of the square, Ib prepared to take orders for Church and School Furniture, or to transact business in the insurance line as his custom, ers may desire. Master Orlin Thurston, son of Col. Thurs ton, who has been absent at school, at St, Mary's College, returned home on Friday of last week, looking as bright as a Zouave Ma jor. Orlin is a scholarly boy, and gives good promise of future manhood.

Mr. S. Webb and several of his neigh bors, have just returned from a trip two hun dred miles west of Humboldt, where immense herds of buffalo and antelope, and flocks of wild turkey were encountered, but no Indi ans. Mr. Webb reports thecouutry the finest he over saw well-timbered, rich soil and any quantity of cold, clear springs, and run ning water in abundance.

The Messrs. T. L. Byrne and F. C.

Bod. dridge, both very clever young gentlemen and promising lawyers of this City, have formed a co-partnership for the practice of law, under the firm style of Byrne Dod dridge. Theiroflice is one door east of Pratt Dayton's bank. Mr. Byrne is so well known in this community that commendation is unnecessary.

Mr. Doddridge has had seven years practice at the bar, (two years in Chi cago, 111.) and is supplied with a fine library. He will take prominent rank among the law yers of Kansas. ToHiiks. Elder J.

E. Loring, pastor of the colored church of Humboldt, requests us to return to our citizens his thanks for their generous contributions to aid in securing a place of worship, and to express his wish that the Lord may bless and prosper them, and final ly savo them in heaven. Absent To-Day. Several of our distinguished oitizens will be absont from the city to-day, as the orators at various celebrations of our National Na- tiyity, The Hon. B.

Einmert will be at Noodeshaj the Hon. II. C. Whitney will be in Elsmore; T. L.

Byrne, in Labette county; W. E. Spooner, at Toronto; Maj. H. M.

Burleigh, at Fredonia; Judge E. Goodin, at Stewart's Grove, in Cottage Gtovt(wasbip. BuHlncwi Change. A. Sydney Tebbs Bro.

have sold their Drug Store, corner of 7th and Bridge Streets, in this city, to Messrs. Cates and Co. The new firm have secured the services of Dr. Tebbs' former very popular clerk, Mr. W.

Thomas. Dr. W. Max Dunn has also re moved his office from 8th street to Dr. Tebbs' former office, connected vith the Drug Store.

We regret to learn tnat Dr. Tebbs will proba bly remove to Kansas City, where he formerly resided. He has made many warm friends in this city; The new firm of Cates Co. solicit a share of the jiublic patronage. Pergonal Mr.

Hysinger tf St. Ldui's, father of the senior member of the firm of Hysinger Ro senthal, has been on a visit to this city du ring the last ten days, and expresses himself as delighted with our country and climate. If the, wealthy gentlemen of the East knew what a delightful country and climate we have in Southern Kansas, they would spend their Summer vacations here instead of going to the usual places pf resort. Judge Knox, of Bureau county, Illinois, is again in our city looking after bis extensive interests in Allen county. The Judge reports tbe Greeley enthusiasm in Illinois as something wonderful, and says there is no doubt whatever of the Liberals, carrying the State.

Removal of the Iola Ilritltre Shops. The Topeka- CommonweaUK- of July- 1st, contains the proceedings of a meeting in that city, from which it appears that the company operating the Iola Bridge Shops offer to remove their shops to Topeka on condition that the city of Topeka will give the company the use of two hundred thousand dollars of ten per cent bonds, running ten years, and exempt the shops from local taxes during the time, the company paying the interest ou the bonds, and agreeing to redeem them at par when due. There is scarcely a doubt that Topeka will accept this proposition, as the company offer either personal security, or mortgage upon six hundred thousand dollar worth of property. Should these shops be removed from Tola, it will be a serious loss to that enterprising little city, and to tLc whole county. If this calamity can be averted we hope it may be speedily done.

Meantime let us be that we do not. involve ourselves in a like situation with the thff now being erected in this city. on Monday, July 8lh, at lior residence near Mr. Curdy', ller terms will suit the times, Wiimio lesnons uit usual. False Itoiiort.

The report of a Mr. Freeman that I was in prison at Topeka is false. Mv business nt Toneka was to take out an injunction prevailing his further in- fi'lngoiuonl on my Puteiit Washing Mttohiuo, which will be Issued In a few daySj JOHN LAWSON1. njlumboldt, July 4, 1872. A Library In One Volume Among the mountain of Virginia, sometime since, the writer of this, mot a man on horseback, behind him and attached to his saddle, was a large package, which he seemed to guard with peculiar care.

"You appear Jo have a great treasure attached to your sad-iHs1 wo roniarkoJ. "Yes, sir," was the response "Yes, sir, 1 have been over to Richmond and bought mysolf a library." "An entire library on horseback?" "Yes, sir, I have Welwter's Unabridged Dictionary in this package, and it is a whole library in itself, I alway get the best!" Iowa Tru bunt. A Striking' Evidence of the high esteem In which the Chartor Oak Stoves are hold, is the immense number of them that are annually sold 20,130 in 18711 Hpeer's Port Grape wine, of the of 1867 and 1808,, is in the market, iiiV.Md tliattho vintage (if those years of th Oporto drape, far excelled any before produced. It is heavy In body, is rich in flavor, and well adapted for sickly persons and for general family use. Physicians pre; scribe this wine generally in their practice, Fruit Jars of every Btyle at C.

Lehmann's. Chas. Lehmaiin, wholesale and retail dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feel, Crockery, Glass Ware, at cash prices- that defy competition. Highest price paid for Country Produce. North side publio square, Humboldt.

Choice flour a specialty. l-2tf Wanted 75 bushels of corn. 1-ltf C. H. PRATT.

For Bent Five store rooms and three dwelling houses for rent by 1-1-tf C. H. PRATT. Lost A bunch of keys, including key to postoffice box, all on an open steel ring, The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at the postoffice in Hum boldt, Kas. 1-1-tf Tub old reliable hero A.

Mason's im proved Fruit Jar, for sale at C. Lehmann's, A Bare Bargain. 500 acre choice smooth prairie land, about fifteen miles east of Humboldt and Iola, and about five miles north of Elsinore, on the Ft. H. W.

R. R. The Marmaton river rises on this land For a stock ranch it cannot be excelled Must be sold. Title perfect. Time given.

1-1-tf EMMERT McCULLOCH. New Advertisements. T. L. BYRNE.

P. 0. DODDRIDGE, BYRNE DODDRIDGE, Attorneys at Law, Office south side rubhc Square, next door to Pratt at Dayton bank, Humboldt. 1-4-ly Trjesl Flowers! Bulbs! Seeds! HEDGE PLANTS Nursery Stockl Fruit and Flower Plates Addroaa F. K.

PHOENIX, BL00MINGTON NURSERY, ILL 600 Acres; 21st year; 12 Greenhouses. AdoIb. 1.000 1 $20: 2 v. $30: 8v. SI 4 y.

$50; 4 Catalogues, 20 cents. 4-4m PROSPECTUS OF Weekly Newspaper, PRINTED IX HUMBOLDT, ALLEN COUNTY, KS. Devoted to Politics, News, Literature, Education, Agriculture, the Markets and the development of the material resources and general Prosperity of Kansas and the Great Southwest. In vollrics THE SOUTHWEST is Liberal Republican, but tolerant and independent in the treatment of all subjects. It belongs to no party, is controlled by no clique, but wiU seek to serve the people as against rings, to speak the truth, and defend the right regardless of consequences.

Official corruption and political bribery have become crying evils, and demand inexorable condemnation. The" industries of the people need to be protected against monopolies and combination of capital, while capital demand and should have ample protection when employed in developing the resources and adding to the wealth of the country. Whatever promise to contribute to the prosperity of the country will find in THE SOUTHWEST an earnest supporter, while it will not hesitate to denounce and penitently oppose any nd aU schemes for plundering the people, however plausible in appearance, or supported by authority and eminent championship. Depending upon the people for supp.irt, tho publisher of THTf SOUTHWEST will Use hb best endeavor, to deserve a liberal patronage. Terms of fcubM'ription Two Dollars ptr anuum.

G. P. SMITH, Publisher. Aunouiii'ciiK'iil. I'rof.

L. L. llartinan announce! himselfia to-day's Soutiiwkht as a for County riehool Superintendent, not subjoot to, but hoping to secure the approval of, the dlffuiv cat political conventions. New l'liilogrili (jiillcry. Messrs.

Loug Hoekntt havo opened a new Photograph Gallery on the corner of 9th and Bridge Streets. Theo gontlenten scent to thoroughly understand their biwinoss, and silicit a tharo of the public patronage. WooiImoii County Itnllrond Ilouil Klcc. The vote of Woodson county on the propo sition to subscribe $100,000 tothe Fort Scott, Humboldt Western Kailroad, on Tuesday, of last week, resulted in a defeat of the proposition by about 600. Center, Belmont and Toronto wero the only townships giving a majority for the bonds.

Center township had already voted $16,000 to the same road. Humboldt Tr. The second number of this little candidate for the favor of the reading and advertising public is before us. The Taper is a small but neat twelve column paper, printed at this office, but edited and published by Benny F. Buroh, a juvenile compositor, Benny is enterprising, industrious and ambitious, and we shall be pleased to know that lie l't with encouragement.

i t. 8. II. Kailroad. Grading commenced on this road west of Humboldt, on Wednesday of last woek.

About one mile will be immediately made ready for the ties, as under the Greenwood County bond vote, work had to be commenced by July 1st. The right of way has been scoured through Allen county west of Humboldt, and undor the efficient management of Gen. Shepherd the work will be pushed forward a rapidly as the mean at hi disposal will admit of. Ntinlight and Tressefi. One day last week two sprightly little nymphs, the Misses Neenah Smith and Fannie Pratt, brought a flood of sunlight and a shower of tresses into our sanctum.

Their happy faces were radiant with scintillations, and the jaunty toss with which they shook their pretty ourls showed clearly that the poet was right when he said; "Fair tresses man' imperial race ensnare." The nymphs, we are sure, wore wholly unoonscioua of this peculiar power. May they oome again. Announcements. Nuperlntendent of Public Instruction. To the Editors of The Southwest: The education of a people should be considered of paramount importance.

France has said, educate the mothers; Prussia, educate the soldiers; our Government has for its motto, educate the people. Ignorance has been the blight of nations, education the star of hope. Theory and practice must go hand in hand in art, science or literature. Experience adds wings to faith in the investigation of principles and pursuit of knowledge. A person who assumes to educate the youth of our land should have experience in that work.

A physician is selected on account of his knowledge of medicine and practical ex perience in the treatment of diseases. A lawyer on account of his legal attainments and success in practico. The selection of persons to fill the various offices of trust in the department of education should follow the game rule. The teachers of Allen county having chosen the undersigned as their standard bearer for the above named office, it is proper for me to state that I desire not to be a candidate of either political party, as a party candidate, believing that the educa. tional interest of our county ought not to be controlled by party politics.

In accordance, therefore, with the action of the teachers' institute my name will be submitted alike to the different conventions for their ratification. L. L. IIARTMAN. GROCERY Wholesale dealers in Groceries and Liquors.

Coal Oil Salt and a Specialty. AGENTS FOE LAFRINd) RAND, Orange) Powder Company, l-l-ly Publication" Notice. HAEEiKTPARK.Plff. I In the 7th Judicial -r vs. District Court in and C.

W. Bobk, Dft. for Allen county, Kas.J The said C. W. Burk, now a resident of the state of Kansas, will take notice that Harriet Park, of the county of AUen and state of Kansas, did, on the 18th day of June, A.

D. 1872, file her petition in the District Court, 7th Judicial District, in and for AUen county, Kansas, against the said C. W. Burk, praying for a judgment against him for the sum of four hundred and five dollar with interest at the rate of twelve per cent per annum from April 25th, 1872, for breach of contract. The said C.

W. Burk, is required to appear and answer to the said petition of plaintiff on or before the 10th day of August, A. D. 1872, or the some wiH be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. Given under my hand and seal this 13th day of Juno, A.

D. 1872. JOHN PAXSON, Clerk. Thurston Catca, Attorneys for plaintiff. June 13th, 1872.

l-2-3w FOll THE LADIES! Ricker's Little Washer. Simplest nmchine sold. Doing away with the old board, and washing everything from blankets to cuffs. In the reach of every one. J.

W. ELLIS, Agent. Testimony This is to certify that we have tested Bicker's little washer and find it to be all that Mr. ELLIS, the Agent, claims for it, and can recommend it to all who want to make washing easy, quick and complete. W.C.

O'Brien. Sirs. O'Brien. Mrs. B.

H. Pat-ton. Mrs. M. L.

Signer. Mrs. Sediue Ku-teU W. Wakefield. Mrs.

E. Wakefield. I've Br-. 1-ltf Hats, Caps, arid BltlDGfl StB, FULL STOCK 'Of Diamonds, Silver Spoons, Tea Setts, Ladies' Sett Pearl Setts, Ice Pitchers-, Coffee Urns, Syrup Dish, Spoon HoldetS, Cup and Goblete, Bracelets, Geld Thimbles, Silver Thimbles, Gold Lockts, Shirt Studds, Musio Boxes, Watch Chains, Seal Rings, jsrooches, Opera Glaases, DEALER IN 1MB AND Tho LARGEST ana moat complete Jewelry Store the West, the ineW Stock ever brought to the City. PROVISION'S, ft 137 and 139 State Street, corner of Madison, ILL we Are TiiE western Agents for ANb SPECIAL AGENTS FOR WATCHES, Coffee, Glassware, Bacon, Wines, Sugar, Lard, Liquors, Teas, Chimneys, Hams, Cigars, Syrups, 1 Spices, Shoulders, Tobacco, Molasses, 1 Garden and Pickled Pork, Dried Fruits, CannedGoodaf Field Seeds, Corn Meal, Queensware Coal Flour, 'fi Woodware ,5 Feed, Vinegar, TERM CASH -fD n' a'slc' focreait.

Good Delivered to any part pf the City. Won't be Undersold; Can't be Undersold. J-2-tf -JAMES BUYTH. its. i us GRANT WILSON 1 t1 NEW Harness Shop J.PlbECEkk ART'S Is the place to buy Saddles and Harness at Pricgs as iow as tne lowest.

Sign of bVJ-jL "Elepliant." All work warranted to be made of tbe best Oak-Tanned leather. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call n.nd examine work and prices before purcha.sing ejsewhere. Sotitli sida Bridge street between Seventh and Eighth, Humboldt. BILLIARD ZE3C.A-T I.

jWest Side of Public Square i Under Long Had, HUMBOLDT, KAS. E. STROSNIDER, Prop. CHOICE LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Wholesale and Retail. 1-2 ly Nb HAVE A HOWARD And An endless VAriety Of Ladies' Fine Gold Gold Opera Chains, Uents Opera Chains, Gold Neck Chains, Silver Vest Table Castore, Cake Basket Nut Picks, Card Stands', Napkin Ringsi Waiters, Butter Dishes1, Gold Rings, Gold Teeth Ticks-, Gold Pens, Gold Watch Kejs, Coral Beads, Cond Necklaces, Coral Setts rings Bronzo OrnartientSi DIAMOND it 4 Has a full supply of STAPLE AND FANCY Groceries.

Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Canned Fruits, and 1 (i 1 Wed I fj, Alb- Vegetables and Fruit in their Queensware, Glassware and Crockery, a full and select stock. Tobacco a Specialty. "Low prices nud the best qual- it? Of cootls" the uiotlo. tK-t i.t i tie LsndiTtn Jlourc 1-1-1 HuosloMt, Kjs. OFFICE AND PARLOd CLOCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

WATCH MATERIALS AND TOOLS FOR JEWELERS, Evfty one toudittj our city should call at our establishment andexttmia. tlx good. TIIE CHEAPEST TRICE 13 OUR MOTTO! ir nORRlG C'j CO 137 4 139 Sfata Street, l-i-llU.