The Semi-Weekly Republican du lieu suivant : Louisville, Kansas • 4

Local and Personal- M. B.SEAL, aivici: TO MOTIir.K. 'u disturbed nt nightatiJ broken of vo it 6r a i Ui! uttt-nui and ery- Snow riake Floor. Buy the Louisville Snow Flake Flour, the cheapest ami lest flour in the mark R. J.

Hodgson went to Westmoreland yesterday. Considerable fail wheat, in this county, will be harvested before the 1st of July. Cheering news from all over the country in regard to crops. Farmtrs predict an abundant yield of everything, and are looking forward to an immense fall trade. Quarterly Meetinz, at M.

E. Church, commencing to-day aud holding over tomorrow. 1st. At 2 o'clock to-day preaching, by Elder J. W.

Mitchell; also, at 8 r. m. Preaching on Sabbath, Elder Mitchell, 11 o'clock, A.M. Services at 8 p. m.

Full stock of Repairs for the Marsh- hitney and Mct'ormick Harvesters at Tuckers. 55-tf. There ill be the grandest display of fire-works, the evening of the Fourth, at the Park, ever exhibited in th county. For Binders or Binding Twine, call at Tucker's. 55-tf.

Parties contemplating taking boarders during Institute session, are requested to notify Supt. Mitchell, in due time, so that he can communicate to teachers where suitable quarters can be obtained. A niece of Jehu Allen, from Virginia, has come out to make her uncle a visit. She is w'Jl pleased with our County and will probably convert her visit into a permanent stay with us. Welcome to our Western home.

Tucker's Harvesting machines are all guaranteed and fully warranted. Call and examine them. f55-tf. et. Sold by all the principal dealers.

Every sack warranted. May 7-2t J. PHl-NTY TKOl A LE If 11 3hiiKit'i r. IRON CLAD LOKEER COMM. tVamrfii, Knnsn DEALERS IX UMBER, r.ath Slunolen.

1) imls, II iil ling Lime, riamcrina II ir, Mixe'i l'ainli Sfi Willfpll tl v. lowest IHS3. Business i CI 3 llsi 1 LI 3 aL ICa fa Louisville, Kansas. DEALER IX GENERAL SHELF HARD WARE c(ormick Marsh Whitney Binder( Hay Rakes and Hay Forks, )EAGLE GOODS.1-- Sulky Plows, Stirring Plows, Cultiva-tors, Harrows, Sulky Rakes, and a full line of these celebrated goods. Grand Detour and Garden City Stirring plows.

The J. I. Case and the Norwegian Sulky and Stirring plows. Saturday, June 14, 18S4. Ladies approve smoking Little Joker.

Mis. Jos. A. Beal, visiting in the city, Wednesday, Mrs Jas. Iluey, near Eelyue, a pleasant caller, Wednesday.

Ask Dr. Stiers what he wa3 playing on, Tuesday evening. Barney Hudson takes the cake, when it is -'ladies choose partners." The farmers are disposing of their fat hogs on the June market. Jas! St. John and wife in town last Wednesday.

Misses Flora Beal and Anna Clark, pleasant callers, Wednesday. Jno. Balderson is training bay bets for the fall races. Mrs. Otto Swarts, visiting in the city this eek.

Everybody will celebrate the Fourth of July at Lakeside l'ark. J. F. Dearth has oved into his new dwelling. Jim is happy now.

"William Johnson is talking of starting a brick yard at Westmoreland. Several young folks, of Wamego. attended the Ball, Thursday night. Our doctors report an idle time, not much sickness in town or country. Business is brightening up every day.

Hurrah for Fottawatomie, hurrah for Louisville. Wm. Jenkins, of the Uni -n Mills, is visiting relatives in the southern part of the State. The dance, Thursday evening, was a very social affair, though lightly attended. The Band boys are doing some pretty hard practicing, now-a-days, for the Fourth.

The Forty-voiced Choir will render some excellent music at the Park the Fourth. A daughter of Mr. Bilhelmer, from Michigan, arrived in this city, Wednesday evening. The handsome front of C. W.

Bitt-mann's Store has, put on a Fourth of July' appearance. The law office of Hick Johnson has been moved up stairs over the office formerly occupied. Our new String Band was highly complimented on their playing at Bel-yue, Tuesday evening. Oc Osbon, we understand, made a T-niitiiniir lllaino pnrl T.rv(rnn snpprVh at. the (VUDUIfj uuu Westmoreland ratification.

James Darnell is doin better work and more of it, on our streets than has jeen done for many years. Hiram Droneberger, of Adams Creek, in town, Thursday. Reports prospects favorable for a good corn crop. Diptheria, is reported at Cross Creek, north of St. Marys.

Several children have died within the. last few days. William Wimmer will propably terminate his mail carrying the first' of July unless better compensated for his labor. Miss 3iatie Huey returned home, last Thursday, from Olesburg, where she has been visiting the past two or three weeks. The M.

E. berry and cream festival, Tuesday evening, was a success, both enjoyably and financially, net proceeds accruing; $17. Flaming posters announcing what is to be the exercises at Lakeside Park) the Fourth of July, will soon be out. Ed. lmmenschuh, of Rock Creek, in the city Thursday.

Corn and other crops growing beyond all expectations, a few weeks ago. Mr. Lindsay, our new merchant, has a well-assorted stock of goodss, and bnr farmers and farmers and citizens would do well to call on him. Superintendent Mitchell called Wed nesday evening. He predicts a very in teresting Institute this season.

Read what he says in anothor column of this issue. The city base ballists are getting in readiness to down the Insti- tute fellows when they come. This, however, may not be as easily done as talked about. Some of our young men are practic ing croquet in the Park, every evening, now a days, for the purpose of compe ting with the expert school maims when they come. When in the city, call and snbscribe for the Tue Skmi- Weekly Republic an, the official paper of the County and the newsiest paper.

Only $1.50 a year. Old Father Sun has began to blow his heated breath' upon" the earth, and if it continues dry, "harvest will be jiere early calling gleaners to come and in the golden grain. Warren Fulton, overseer of the Poor Farm, called at our office Thurs day. Kurorts farm doing exceedingly well. A good crop growing and being II cultivated by Inmates of farm.

ing tt'Kti pain of utting teem? If tend at oiiee and set a bottle of Mrs. Wixbtxiw's SoOiHINU tYPLP KOK CHILDKKN l-KTIl-IS; lis value incalculable. It will relieve the poor sud-rt-r I'ept-lld U)ll it llhitlleM, there is no is inm-titke ain'iii It ex re dysentery and Umr-rUoea, tue ttouiacb bowels cures wind colic, soltens ibe frums, nduees ml'aimition, and give tone aud enervy lo tbe whole system, Jlu. WinmaiV's PlMITHIN'tJ SYRUP r'l)R CHILDREN TKKTH- INti is leaaut to the tste, aud is the ore-sei iptiou oJ one of tbe oldest and best It-ui ile physicians and uurses iu the the Timed and is lor sale by all drav-ists throughout tbe world. 1'nee 2.1 ceuts a bottle.

itf-lrr fob Joseph carter, Savannah, Missouri, savs, "I purchased a Qity cent bottle of chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Dinnlnua Keinetly Tor my mother, mihI it did her more good than all ol the other medicine she has evei taken." bold at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by Wm. CLAUK. A few year ngo one of the stingiest men in Iowa bud bis attention calb to a bottle of C'hanibtrlaiu'g ('olio. Cholera and Diar-rbira Ueuiedy. by bis UrajUt, wuo mentioned to him that for a trivial oiitlaj be could identity hiiuselt and iroin bowel complaint in all Its forms (luring the summer, that the preparation was the best and moit reliubifi ill Use lor those diseases, No 1" eaid the worshiper ol mammon "when I need it 1 will send for it.

none of my family are ever troubled that way." In less than a mouth he had severe attack of cholera morbus and sent a man in great baste for a physioian or medicine. I'lifi physician aent for was some miles in the country, and as it was Sunday nlirlit and in a couutrv town the Uru fct'iics were closed, so word was lelt lor the physician to call as sion as ho returned. After tbe man had sullered intensely for several hours, and as he thought hot medicine enough to ki'l tt-rs. the physician called, rave him a it-0 nr two Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and llian lioj i Ueuiedy, and it was only a lew minutes until lie wai rc-lioval, and next day he was ready lor work, ile said as well as lie liked money, hi! woi'ld not sv.ller as much iiitain tor fifty dollars, mid lias ever since kept bottle ol tho medicine in tho boiitc. 25 and DU cent bottles for sale bv M.

CLARK. Whiiikd, Kaunas, June 3, 1S84. Notice is hereby uiren, tint I will ask and petition the miuiv Comml -iners of 1'oUn wit'otii" co in'y. lor ti.iil of Four Hundred Do bus. t.

repair tho Vermillion llii en iVnmen and St. Mary Mi at tiie meetiiit' of the Board, in JiUv, O. N. Tru-tee Tp Nagle Chilcott, Pottawatomie County Urd i lis, LASD AGENTS ail LOAN BRKIS- Proprietors of Louisville IiwSprings with large Park, Louisville, Branch office at Westmoreland in charge of Paul 11. Nairle.

swOLf Geraniums, Hoses for sale ai the drug store. Mk9. M. L. Stone, 4-26tf.

Wamego, Kansas. New Man and New Goods mm Louisville, Kansas The subscriber has opened out tin excellent stock of Diy floods and Boots aud Sh'-es at the above Stand, O'-nsistiftir in p-'rt handsome Lawn1', 'Prints. Ginghams, L'idies and Gents Hosiery, iilcarh and Brown Muslins. Kid acd Thread Gloves, Ladies Corse Smss Mucins, notion (teo Men's we.ir, Boots nd Sh' ps, i', ('. All of which must be sold cheap io Ois'i.

L. D. Lindsay Agt km TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. From these sources arise three-fonrths of tho diseases of the human nice. These symptoms lncUeate their exiBtenoe Im at Appetttet coetlve, Sick lld ache, fullnesi a (tor eatCAfti aversion to exertion of body or mtnti, Eructation of food, Irritability of temper, Low ptriU, A feeling of having neglected aome duty, IMzziiiess, Fluttering at the Heart, lota before the eye, highly colored Urine, VOaiBTIPATIOW, and da-mand the use of remedy that acts ircet.ly on tho Liver.

Asalivor medicine TUTT'S I IiIS have no equal. Their notion on the Kidneys and Skin is also prompt removing all impurities through these three tcn-n enger of the system," producing appetite, sound dijrostion, regular stools, a oWr skin and a vigorous oody TTJTT'S ciuise no nausea or gilping nor iutorluro with daily work and are a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. HE FEELS LIRE A MEW SIAW. 1 "I havo had Dyspepsia, with Constipation, two years, and have tried ton dilrerent kinds of pills, and. XCTX'S are tho first that have done me any good.

They have cloaned me out nicely. My appetite Is splendid, food digests readily, and I now lmve natural pnxHRiros. I feel like a new man." W. b. HOWARDS, Palmyra, O.

Bold every whore, arte. OHiro, 44 jrurrny TUTTS EiAin DYE. Ghat llAin or Wftibkers changed ln stRiitly to IIlack by a single up. pllnation of this 1)yk. Sold by Druggisu, or sent by express on receipt of 01.

Ollleo, 44 Murray Street, Npw York. TUTT'S MANUAL GF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE. 1 La LOUISVILLE and WESTMORELAND, id lh dpi. My ABSTRACT of TITLE BOOKS at the County Seat are Posted frcm Hie County Records as fast as Instruments aw filed for Record. House of 1884.

Harvesters OSSOW WAGOHS. ORN COOK-STOVE. 8th. T. la.

fc. jl a HINDERS AT TUCKER'S. We noticed in the Period of Thnrs-day, that Mrs. D. C.

McComas met with a severe accident a few days since, by a fall. She is reported recovering. On Inhibition ftow At My Store, a fine selection of Stand Bracket and Hanging Lamps. C. X.

Baker. Died, at his residence, six miles from this place, last Monday morning, Mr. Jacob Alsip, aged 68 years, lie was the father of our fellow townsman, II. T. Alsip.

We sympathize with the relatives of the deceased. Period. -Itii July. Apmication for right to run stands, at Louisville Springs celebration must be made to CniLCOTT, Louisville, Kan. Thursday morning, the stable of Eckhard Pittinger, Westmoreland, wa3 burned, with all its contents: a fine span of mares, valued at $300.00 20 bushels of oats; corn, hay, one set of harness, and two saddles.

The stable estimated at $1.00 Origin of fire unknown. June Taxes. Pay them with Nagle Chilcott, agents. They have city and township lists. Fee 25 cents.

20 June. Messrs. Payne and Wayley, students of the Agricultural College, Manhattan, made us a pleasant call Tuesday. They were fiesh from their books and general routine duties of the school room, and of course were h'ghly elated over the prospective vacation before them. 2-Ir.

Payne will spend part of the vacation in the vicinity of LaClede, where he will canvass in the interest of that old family book, the BilUe. Mr. Wayley has a like agency in Riley. They are both straightforward young men, and we heartily commend them to the public. IPTJIRIE ale Sugar i'he St.

JoKh and Itio Urande Itailrond. Col. Geo. W. Young3.

general man ager of the St. Joseph and Rio Grande Liailroad was in the city the first of the week, and left tha cheerina intelligence that the road he represents will be running into Ilolton before the snow flies. Holton Recorder. We heartily congratulate the citi zens of Holton their success. County Normal Institute.

The next session of the Pottawato mie county Normal Institute will be held in Louisville, commencing on Monday, July 7, and doting August 1, 1884. W. II. Wasson, of Mound City, has been engaged as, Conductor, and Thos. S.

Murray, of Wamego, as In structor, lioth of these gentlemen cave nad considerable experience in institute work and understand the wants of teachers, of district schools. Teachers of the county 'and those who intend to become teachers should em brace tho opportunity to become better qualified for. this iinp.orlant work. With but few exceptions, the schools have been well taught and well go cm ed during the year now closing. Many of the difficulties in the way have been overcome and fewer mistakes made, than in any previous, year.

Cy.unty Jformal Institutes and IN'onual Schools, are doing a iod work for the schools and teachers of the State- The proportion of successful teachers is increasing yearly, and entire failures are decreasing in number. I hope all, who can, will attend during the entire, term, iud assist in making this the' most successful session ever held in the Couuiy. Scud stump for course of study Teachers shouM bring such boohs as they think they will need, and come prepared to subscribe for some educational journal. Good boaul and lodging at the usua places, and at the usual rates. School district ofllcers are again requested to visit the Institute aud be come acquainted with the teachers of tho County and they will then be better qualified to select the right persons lor the places when they biro teachers, for next year.

An examination of applicants eer en will lie j.cld at the close oi the Tiif'titute. J. S. Mititiki i Co. ISiipt.

GK-MEAL GUSOLIflE STOVES, QU! Geo. P. Morse returned Thursday, from his visit to California. Mrs. Miller remained in the'Janilof gold.

Mr. Morse was pleased.with the country from general appearance, wejudge, has been well paid for his trip. Just received at Tucker's, a car load of the 2Jak.su-Whitney Low Down Binders. Call and see them. 155-tf.

A class for beginners in vocal music will be pi ganized by Miss Mary Sherrill, at the Congregational church, Monday afternoon. The time of meeting is four o'clock, and forjthe convenience of those who may wish to attend, the bell will ring fifteen minutes before that time, and at four o'clock. McCormick Binders at Tucker's. He has just received a car load of these celebrated machines, which he will sell at the most reasonable rates. Farmers are invited to call and examine these Harvesters.

155 tf. When will we organize a Blaine and Logan club in our city The campaign work will soon begin arid we do not want to'be behind in the good work. Come, boys, stir up. Clubs are already being organized In our sister towns, let us join right hands, swing half round and forward all to the centre in support of our standard bearers. Found, June 6, 1884, on the road be tween Louisville and Westmoreland, one overcoat.

The same can be had by owner calling at my residence, and de scribing same, and paying for adver tising. 2t A. F. IIiser. F.

W. Arnold, left, Wednesday, for his new home in Osborne, Osborne county, this State, where he will open a sheep ranche. Frank is a wide-awake, industrious young man, full of go-a-headativeness and the people of Osborne, and county are to be congratula ted in securing him as a tesident. Suc cess, friend Will. Fine line of Drugs and Medicines.

Paints and Oils. Cigars and Tobacco. Lamps and Lanterns. Perfumes and Soaps, Hair brushes and Combs. 100 Bird Cages, all for sale at The Drug Store.

M. L. Stone, 4-2Glf. Wamego, Kansas. Celebrate the Fourth at Louisville.

It will eclipse anything ever held in the County. The grandest parade ever offered to her people, the loveliest grove, excepting Bismarck, to celebrate in in the State, the healthiest water ever drank by water-drinking people, and the citizens of Louisville will treat you better than you were ever treated by any community in the Countv before. Come, eat, drink, celebrate and be merry. The McCormick and the Marsh-Whitney, the best machines made. 55-tf.

Al Chandler, formerly of VVamegq, but now of the vicinity of Westmoreland, has cut loose from the busy turmoils of city life, took Horace Greeley's advice, gone westto grow up with the He has purchased 80 acres of land, and will stock a cattle ranche. Success, friend AL may your cattle so increase as to cover the numer-ous hills prevalent to that country, Westmoreland, not Binding Twine TUCKERS- lt is prophesied by a few of our con stant grumblers of everything benefici al to the city and general public, that the action of the city council, at their regular meeting, in regard to opening streets and alleys was done through spite worn and will never bo enforced. These grumblers should go off some- where by themselves and soak their heads with intdligont oil and inaybe it would enable them to think and see differently. Just such grumbliug, at everyung tending to build up our town, lias for many years been anchor holding her in check, not allowing the industri ous nana or civilization tree passage through her streets, they have been fenced these many years that a few fa vored ones might raise potatoes, cab-bages, and beans, on freo soil no taxes. But the, time lias come, the coun cil has acted, and these streets and alleys will be opened.

I The safest, cheapest, handiest, neatest, best and most durable Summer Stove in the market. Examine it. BAIN. SMITH-ft Farm Nets5 Kacine Spring Wagons. The Baker Barb Wire.

Smooth Wire, Steel goods of the best quality which are sold at bottom prices. PUiPS. TIIE AG LOUISVILLE, KANSAS. 1883. March 1 h.vi.H Mil I' FB I AnTponvhowiULkoUNRI'll I i- -i Z' i 1 (Vh tt H--.

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