The Tioga Herald from Tioga, Kansas • 3

PERSONAL. S. Riukxoi Riukxoi is Baker CULVER. ROWE, I Woodward building is roofr-l in, Martin is "histing" that dirt out of Main Street. I I mi i i i frers has always "on ftaiitl lurpe stock of Ready -Made Clothing, in which line he offers bargains.

I nltf. New Corner of Main and Fifth Street, TIOGA, o. ISriilgc Slrcrt i -ine iiaiveston road now runs; sleeping cars on all night trains. Look at our new advertisiments. They're all good houses, and ones that we can safely recommend.

Mr. Rogers has removed the dirt from in front of his store on Main street. Let others do likewise. Remember that the uiuipproach-; able Van Amhurgh exhibits here on Thursday next. Joe Tlonsk at Iliimbol.k offers bargains iu.

Clothing. See W. Curdv's advertise- I mi-nt A instead has put "up a neat wooden awning in front of his store, and now sits in the shade, except al- ways in the matter of selling good and cheap griK-eries, in which little mat-jter he outshines them all. Humboldt, Kansas. DRY GOODS, clothing; 'BOOTS SHOES, A XI) Gri ocei-ie; Qells every art iele in his line Cheaper.

Oiiuithesiiiie article win be bought for -at a other house in Southern Kansas, Groceries A Specialty. THE TIOGA HERALD. uLOCAL; RAILROAD TIME TABLE. 'IS i leaven worth 1-mw rencoA Ualvestoa Knilroad. hi and after Sunday, March lsri.

m.i liirther notice, tho trains of the. Lawronii niiiKJnlvestoiiKiiil-! load, will run ns follows T15AIXS (JOIXU XOKTH, Mail and press, Nii-'ht Kxprep, l-'ifiirlit A. M. V. M.

M. TKAINS COIXU SOIT1I. Mail ami Hxpress, Niaht lOxpress, l-'ii'iirlii. r. A.

M. 1'. M. II AM T1-; Siipt. I.AWKKSCK.

C. I'W'K. M. HAM UN. T.

A. fjjiwreiKV. Ajrent at Tiogit. IlisHouri. K.nisns.

and Texas, IL K. Tniins on this road run as follows: xoirrif. MvplVsr Mail I'. 11:10 A. SOI TI1.

A. M. 1'. M. rrrv (Toiiv.

MA Voir, j. K.MiKlis. ri i.s. tvk. i.

Ileal iy I'kksiiiknt, A. Arnett: A Wad.rs, T. A. Maloiie. City Cl.KliK, 1 i is.

I'n Mai.miai, .1. Clay-': 'om kh, Uchpic Willi ins. Ti: KAsr It.iwson. City Ai Win. A.

Nichols. The mam meets ai the Hall over Ueat-1 ty A- 11 every Sattmlay eveninft. Hl-T (IMS i ill p.iy rr (hellF.RAI.Orur three lnoiiiiiw. Try it. LOCAL BIMiVITIKS.

Look out. What's up. Van Amhurgh is coming- Thursday he'll be here. Evcryliody should go. Van Ainburgh's is the largest, and best show that is now travelling.

Business is lively, The town is prospering. Fans at 100 per cent premium. Two runaways this week. No damage done- 'lee water and Lemonade in demand. Wood wanted on subscription at this ofllee.

The City dads have passed a lot of ordinances. Sec another eolu mn -Country produce is rather scarce, ami brings, large prices. Sidewalks are heeded on Main Street. Let the cifv dads wake up. Waste paper, suitable for ping, for sale at this office.

Mess. Wickard sold a lot on Rail-! 1 i I I i i I i a Strayed and Stolen Stock. IVwgniiig to make the IIek u.i the ot, 1 WU" We "uJer th h1 lv, free of vltarqe, the descriptions of any lost, found, or stolen horses, that may oe communicated to us. farmers and others interested in this mat. ter, would do well to correspond with us 0 bTKAYKOOR STOLEN A sorrel mare four years old this siu ing, lrj i hands high, dark spot on right hip.

A liber- al reward will lie paid for her return, Ivan-aT8 WJ" Stolkx. From the stable of W. M. tole, a dark liavniare, three years old, branded with the letter on the left shoulder, wavy mane, worn by the col lar, a small star on forehead. 82o will he paid for the mare, orfclOO for mare and tluet.

W. M. COLE. Lost. Two black Alleys, two years old, blare in the face, branded with the letter on the left shoulder.

Also, one dun horse, two years old, blac mane and tail, a dark streak down the back. Any information concerning the above animals will he liberally rewarded. W. M. Cole, Turkey Creek, Tioga Township, Neosho Connty Kansas.

Just received, a splendid line of paints and oils, at luchardsons Drug Store, Tioga. n4tf. A Liberal Advertiser; T. K. Foster, general merchant, No.

8, Bridge street, Humboldt, is one of the most liberal advertisers in Kan sas. The result is he is patronized from all the counties adjacent to that city, l'eople come, examine his goods and prices, then buy, and go away declaring that the half hasnot been told. He keeps a very large stock of all kinds of dry gixidsjclothingjiatscaps, boots, shoes," carpets, groceries, kc, constantly on hand and sells them at fairest prices. What cannot be found at Foster's will be hard to find at any other store. For your family groceries, go to S.

Bidenour they keep first class goods, and sell cheap. ntf S. Ridenour have a large lot of the celebrated Rossow Wagons, which they are selling cheaper than any wagon is sold in Southern Kansas. Go and see them, they will not be undersold. notf.

Prints, sheetings cheap as dirt, at nltf. and shirting 1). Roi; Kits'. For a Nobby Hat go to D. Rors.

nltf. Two Dksiram.e Farms for Sale, partly improved, at a bargain. They are located a shortdistanee from Tioga. Enquire of Win. A.

Nichols, near corner Main and Streets, Tioga. H2, St. THE CLIPPER Mowing and Reaping Machine. SOLD BY BEATTY BABBITT, TKHiA KWSAS. We ask those who design ts purchase tor the, coming harvest to call and examine the Clipper, or go tJ any one who has used the Clipper, and learn what is thought of it.

We like to have it compared with other machines. Its introduction into any section of country has always been immediately followed Ly a great demand. Over 5,500 Clippers sold last year. In their construction, the Clipper. Moirm have been jnodified but little from those' of last year, but few changes having been suggested as desirable during seven years Tuse.

This is proof that the principles 'upon which they are constructed are nearer perfect than those of anyother Mower. We sell the Clipper on easy terms. Call and see it before purchasing any other. Beattv Babbitt. n4tf.

Rare bargains for all at D. Rogers', nltf. ti is hereby given to the tux payer lA of Neosho County, that all crsoiis fcvl-ing themselves aggrieved with their mwei-ment, are requested to appear at the olUco of the County Clerk, In the City of linage. Mission, on Hie lii-st Monday iii July next, oronoiieof Umdavsjiymediately following, at whieh Mine Unit plHrth Botirdof equal-imtion will bo in session to eorreet all er-rbrs Id assessiHeiifTiiid uriint tfiieh relief iim justiee tind equity jnay demaad. After I Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, TAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes.

TOILET ARTICLES, ic, Vlso Agents for nil the leading Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians and country dealers are invited to call and si-e ns before buying their stock. Physician's prescriptions carefully in-pounded at all hours of the day and iiigbt. KASTKRX ritK'KS ntl'lJCATKI). RICHARDSON nl tf T.

W. McCLURE'S GOOD MEATS. ni l-Iidos! Hides! I-Iidcs! PELTS, TALLOW, and FURS. 13. W.

-AT FIL(JERS OLD STAND -Main Street TIOGA, KANSAS. V'ill pay the highest cash prices for hides, elts snd furs. Grain! Grain! Grain! Vlways on hand, and forsalo at tho lowest market rates. As Cheap as the Cheapest. CONSULT YOUR INTERESTS AXl) Remember Water's Store! IMMMOlufion of l'artnersliip.

"Votiee is hereby given that the eo-part-i nership heretofore existing liet ween the iindersigniHl. under the firm nniiie of Win-die is this day dissolved by mutual eonscnt, Windle retiring. Mauk Mvxtz. Jacom BiKi.i:vKit. (iKO.

SCIIMlOT. J. "VlXIl.K. All notes and accounts duo tho late Ilrm must be paid to W. H.

Flaxlviird agi-nt, who will settle all accounts of the firm. Mauk Mr.vrz Tioga, May 17th, 1S71 n2.4t. BLOODED STALLION TIG KR AV I I I ntVr ill stand for m.ires the jiresent season, as follows: Mondays, and Tuesdays at Tioga, Ben Smith's Stable Wednesdays and Thursdays, at mv rvshlenit in Cottage irove; Fridays and Saturdays in lliini- lNildt. AM lKM I11IT10: GIT! MEAT MARKET! s. Main Street Tiota, Kansas.

Wholesale Grocers! Have constantly on hand a large and well selected stoc of GEOCERIES! TfJS, SUGARS. COFFEES PA I.NT8 and I T.S SYRUPS, SOAPS, CANDLES And "VVe have also in store and are daily ro-T ceiving large quantities of i Prime Wheat Flour! ltThichwe are otlcring in quantities to suit at Tin: Mahkct (Juota- CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND WARRANTED. A Large Line Of Chewing; and Smoking; Total! All Hoods at EM.Nterii Quotations Freight only, Added. Chicago and St Louis Always Duplicated. Bills BICGIAC.

The Celebrated Rossaw Wagon. All goods 'witNigH'd to our ear will tx- warehoused or forwarded as ordered. Charges advanefcd when desired. S.RIDENOUII&CO. DEMUR BACON HAMSii LARD We arc glad notice the form of our genial friend R'ibbitt again upon our streets.

His trip East seems to to be abe to web.01iie him ba.k hmJ I nave (lone nun goon, ana we are glad Mr. S. Ridenour, has left for a bus- mess uip rjinif aim is not expected I back before next week. Look out for I heavy shipments soon. I IL W' of lar-rc hardware firm of II.

A Cooper Co. Kansas Citv, and T. B. Bullene Esn, I the trnl ot re and Winery, wholesale dry goods, were in town last week, and favored us with a Cil11- represent first classhouses, and both of them believe in Tioga, and have inserted their cards in the i We commend them to our men and others, as liberal, large-hearted, business men, such as will do to tie to. To Stop Blekdixu.

It is said that bleeding from a wound, on a man or beast, may be stopped by a mixture of I wheat flour and common salt, in equal parts, bound on with cloth. If the bleeding be profuse, use a large quantity, say from one to three pints. It may be left on for hours, or even days if necessary. The person who gave us this receipt says that, in this manner, he saved the life of a horse whieh was bleeding from a wounded artery; the bleeding ceased in five minutes after the application. AVe received a pleasant call from W.

II. Sellars with II. Morgan Co. wholesale druggists, Kansas City, Mo. Sellars is a capital fellow, and represents the best wholesale drug house avc know of.

He is always welcome to our sanctum. Ma, do go and look at those splendid Dress Goods at D. Rogers'. nltf. B.

M. Smith's Feed, and Sale Stable, TIOGA, KANSAS. I prepared, at nil times, to furnish first-class teams and buggies, burses, ve. (. 1)asseiigerseiirri(iltoaiiy part of the country at reasonable rales'.

My faeilities for keeping and feeding and keeping stock an- B. M. SMITH. James Wheeler, TIOGA BAKERY, 3Iin Stn-rt, Tioga, Kansas. Informs the citizens of Tioga, and the ptil-lie generally, Unit hi' has upened at the a-bove place FIRST I.ASN KAHEKY I Vt heiv may be found at all times a large supply of FRESH BREAD, PIES, CAKES, -AND CRACKERS.

JAMES WHEELER. nl.lt. W. V. CURDY, AT EEini ib olclt DEALS IN DrjMloods, Clothing, (lentu snd House burnishing (iiMxls, Trimmings Hoots Shoes, Hats Caps Kte, I ill sell as cheap as any house South of St.

Iiuis. I al way keep it Kull, Krcwh, Biid Complete stis'k of New and Seasonable Woods. W. V.nrlj. H.

W. COOPER Hardware IRON, STEEL, NAtLS, AND WAGON WOOD WORK. Delaware cor. Fourth, I i WUOI.KSA1.K AMI RKTAII. IX Ms, Shingles, AS 1 1, BLINDS, PLASTER, CEMENT HAIR.

Yard wt Tioga and tola, mi was, AI0 AUKXTS FOU McCORMICK'S CELEBRATED ASrance Beaper ai Mower, COMBIXKr); AND Aultman Taylor's IT 11 SIT KS, We keep a good assortment of PINE LUMBER, AXIMJf AHAXTKKOCR PI1ICKS AS IlW And OnnlitiemaN Good As any Dealer in Southern Kansas. Clone Cash nnyers will find BKC1DEI) ADVAXTAOI-X in iIVINi lieforc purchasing elsewhere. VS A CAU. OKKII'K AXn VAHU MA IX STREET, TIOGA. KAS.

CULVER ROWE. IU-TICK AND YAKD OS L. L. 0. H.

II, IOLA, KAS. CULVER ROWE. noltf. DISNOI.l TI OF ARTXKKMIII. "V'ntiiv is hereby given that the nership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the tirni, style and name of iaroutte A Winstead, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, C.

W. Garout-te retiring. C. W. Gakocti W.

B. WlNSTKAD. All notes and accounts due the Lite firm must Im paid to the undersigned, who will settle all airimnts of the firm. V. B.

AVixstkad. Tioga, Kansas, June Lst, 1S71. ORDINANCE X0, 7. An Onliixihcf authorizing a City Poll 7W. Bk it Orhaixku hy thk Mayor axd Common Coi ntii.

of the City of Ti- IMlA. Skc. lst. That ataxofonedollaroneaeh and every lnalecitizen of the City ofTioga, who is of the ago of 21, and not over fifty years, lie assessed with tax of one dollar. collected nnd paid to the Treasurer of said ntv.

i Any taxable citizen from whom tho tax specitied in See, 1, of this act is due, may either work out said tax onthestreets, in said City, or pay the same in money, nt his option: and if imv taxable citizen de sires to commute said tax fnun money to lalKiron the streets, he can do swat the time for lalntr on said stn-ets, by the Street Commissioner. 1. ROtiKRS, Mayor. T. W.

Davis, City Clerk. Approved May, 2kl. 1S71. ORDINANCE NO 8. An Ortlinanee in regard to Police itrtulatitwit.

Bk it Ohd.uxkd iiy the Mayor axd Common- Coi ncil of the City of Tioga. Skc. lst. That every person who shall place, or leave any gnrbage, offal, filth or other nmtterdetrimental to health, or liable to titrifHction, upon liny si root, land, alley or uxm any vacant or oeeiipiod lot, or in hiiv house or building within thecorponite limits of the City of Tiogn, or within live miles from the eorjxinite limits of said City, said H'rsons shall be punished by a fine not exceeding five dollars und eonts of suit, and liion refusal to pay said fine, they shall bo imprisoned in (the link up.) of wiid City, not to exceed twelve hours or both at the discretion of tho Police Judge. JltSKo.

2. All sinks or necessaries, so railed, shall have 8 pit underneath said necessaries, of sufficient depth and breadth no as not to be offensive, biuI when this section is not complied with, stieh neeessorios shall bo deemed and held to lie nuisances, nnd the City Marshal in authorized to abate them. D. RCK1KRS, Mayor. T.

AV. Davis, City Clerk. Approved May, '21th, 1871 GEORGE WILLIAMS. IMj ACKHMIT1I, TIOGA KANSAS. Is prepared to do all job in his line, promptly nnd at roaHoniiblo rites.

IIOItSK MIOMMJ A nl, tf. Mess. Tye McClure have open- ed a new meat market on Main Street next door to lckard new building. iThey propose keeping a first class market, and we wish them success. Baldwin, has lieen super- seded as superintendent of the L.

L. railroad, and Col. 0. Chanute of Kansas City has taken the vacant position. We are Indebted to Mis.

Letita Thurman, who lives three and one-half miles north of town, for a present of Home very large beets, of this years growth. Mrs. Thurman is a successful and lier vowruhl 1 are nne specimens or wnat (irouthy can accomplish in the line of raising large vegetables. Next. The city council should wake up and attend to business.

If the present members don't feel inclined to work, let them resign. There are plenty to take their places who will do something for the city. Messrs. Waters 4 Beatty do try to do something, Mr. Arnett has been sick, but we cannot find any excuses for the deliction of the other members of the Council, who ought to know better than to act as they have lately been doing.

Let the council wake up and do the work thev were elected to do. Go to D. Rogers for your Boots and Shoes, lie has a lnnre stock and sells cheap. Call and see for yourself. Corner Main ami Fifth streets, Tioga, no1tf.

D. Hoc Kits'. Til Storm. On Wednesday afternoon Tioga was visitid by a heavy storm. The wind blew very strongly, and the rain fell in torrents.

The rain soon changed into hail, and hailstones, some of them as large as wal- tints, fell with great violence, brcak- tK. (t man). windows, in various parts of the town. So far as we can learn, no serious damage was done, and the crops arc uninjured. N.

Undertaker, Coffins ready made, always on hand. Funerals promptly attended to, give him call. Shop north of Jackson's Store, on Center Street, New Chicago, Kan. n2, 2t. The L.ixd Oekice Oi rs.

The land office of the L. L. G. railroad is located at Tioga, Our citizensare to be congratulated upon this acquisition, and we believe that it is but the forerunner of other enterprises that will be of equal importance to our town. Ladies do not fail to try the Sun Rising Baking Powder, manufactured and for sale at llichardsons Drug House, Tioga.

n4tf. Now is the time to sink your wells. Dahmand Greene, are ready and willing to bring you good water certain and sure. They drill a well of sufficient capacity for convenience, ami with despatch. Call at Wickard Bros, and examine their fine well; in the rear of their nevir building.

Fifteen fwt of and thirty deep. Wanted. Walnut LuuiIkt in exchange for pa per. Take your home paper it stands up lor your nirhts always have a com- Minion in jour noiiie paper, and tnose I who stand un for von should certainly jicnditirre. Timber, apple and peach orchards, Stock water, fencing and improvements, upon the farms I or sale Win.

A Nichols n2, at. road Avenue on monday last, to a Mr. I Furniture. N. C.

DIUGGS, Reasoncr from Illinois, for cash. Git-V Undertaker, New Chicago. vA 2t Real estate is beginning to look ut. i What tells us the sUnidard of a citv 1'arties are in. town with a dru-j 1 u- 1 it i- i town so much as the npiiearance of ling machine, anil u-kard hasbtredi.

them to sink him a well in the rear of I lt U8e, or his new building. I wdl h' AK b.V i personal The enterprise of its Richardson drug store is i i "ti.etisisdepictedbyitsadvertisnients, a marvel of Lvervthiug is i-. i a their liherality by the looks of the rKiiini uu i oiuc-ii auu iUUM: gcntleiiien are exhibiting an amount i 1 ijii. ncss which is certain to win them 1 success Don't fail to go and see Van your interests are kin-burgh's Menagerie. It is the largest, lin(i C(lmlf V()U lm8t (U1(1 and most complete of any in the civil-1 fi together.

Therefore it is your world. I terest to Hiiport your home paper, The lions, tigers, hyenas, wolves! not grudgingly, "but in a liberal spirit, and jackals, will be glad to exhibit 's a disagreeable duty, but as an themselves for your amusement and investment amply repays the ex- ineir iKijoiirninent abnteineht will lie allowed. If Attrt: 1YM. SMITft, Clerk. icjS.

K. MAKs mX. Cirinn Itoard Co.Coiu-r Fancy -suits and stylish hats go cheap af 1 'l). a nltf. x.

Desirable business," tind residence lots, for sale tbv Wm. Nichols. Mairr Htrrtenor. corner of street. Tioga.

,,2, tf. I wilsell fiwrns for jart-ly improved, with fine stock water, and within a mile of a town on the L. 1a G. R. R.

A rare chance for a good home. Or the farms will be sold separately. Information furnished gratis to all parties intending to emigrate to Kansns. 1 Wm. A.

Nichols. Tioga. YOl'NfJ TKiKH-WllIP is iKMiiliful dark bay, 17 hands high, years old It 1st spring, and weighs pounds, lie whs shim 1 1 iv Tiger-Wliiof Indiiinn, and lie by old Tiger-Whip of liexiiiglon, Ky, who rait against lie old llainbletonian and won the prize. Tiger-Whip's dam was Bclchajyir, of Indiana, and out of aSkedania mare. All naafhiff ffiiol Stork rlvr wr 11 rntl hrfure lirecHlinf rNrwIirri.

null nr mj hrM. He nill shnn for Itiuctrlf mill rolH. Terms insure a mare with Koal. Parting wit it mare or removing her before she Is known to lie withfoal.ur not attending regularly, will forfeit the insurance money. Rf-Ciiro taken to piwcnt Hiri-deuts, but no liability should any occur.

1 itKO lICr: I. instnirtiou, on Thursday next. Ambm-gh has strong cages rttnl Brofs. Nash and Winner, will explain the habits of the animals, and answer nil questions put by visitors. Don't fail to go mid see these natural Wonders.

JL ioa, Kiuisas. MiNMOiiri..