The Tioga Herald from Tioga, Kansas • 3

New Advertisements. S. llideiiuur Utir di-frttsruicnts. THE TIOGA HERALD. those in attendance appeared to enjoy themselves.

Tie wee hours of morning set in before the light fantastic toe" was given rest. Corner of Main and Fifth Streets, Hides! Hides! Hides! PELTS, TALLOW, and FURS. -AT F1LGERS' OLD STAND Main Street TICGA. KANSAS Will pay CASH for Potatoes. tt.

S. Itideuour ii Are retailing Groceries very cheap for CASH or Produce. Call and see them. tf. rhotograph Gallery, Opposite Tost Office, on Fourth Street, New Chicago.

Good pictures at extremely low prices. Give the new gallery a trial. 22tf For a good bed, cleiJn room, and a square meal, go to the Lindell Hotel, Kansas City. J. II.

Bagwill, Proprietor. Bargains iu Queeusware, at W. vvinsteaus. n6tf. Lamps, oils, wicks and chimneys, in great variety, cheap at W.

B. Win-steads. n6tf. W. CURDY, Humb oleit Is Receiving His Fall and Winter Stock OP Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS.

ELEGANT TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, WHOLESALE RETAIL. W. W. CURDY, To Physicians. I have for sale an extensive medical practice, office, Good reasons sriven for selling.

A rare opportunity for a pood physician. Address, Medkts. Care Tio.ira Herald, Tioga Kansas. Thomit.s J. BiXK'T, I'ork hii1 ttot'l' Ia-kpr.

1'rosh lsork and Smoketl Moats of all kinds for Sale. Fir.pMt Snar t'ureil Ilam.s, Karon. ISai-on t'leap Sides. ISaeon SiionUlers, 1'iekled Pork in ISarreK or Kits, aud 15-st Kellle-IIendered I.ard. I'ure Leaf, in Tierces.

Kegs or Small Iaekage.s. for Family le. 1' K-kin Khiisds City, Kansas. Ios( Ufliee Address, KansMM t'ily, Missouri. 0PEN 10 THE INDiANGDUNTRY; LaveMl Iaii Stein I Ii.

LINE. ON AM) AI-TKK SKPT. 3d, 1871, trains will run from Lawrence and Kansas City as follows: GOING SOUTH. LEAVE. EXPItESS.

ACCOM'S. Lawrence 11:30 A. M. P. M.

Baldwin v. M. I Kas. C.M0:(Hi a. m.

5:00 NIOHT EX. 10:15 12:20 a.m. 2:20 2:55 3:32 4:35 5:45 6 Ohtthe 11:05 9:50 a Ar.Otta li.w p. M. Ottawa (iarnett -lola -Humboldt Tiog.i -Thayer -Cherryvale AT Cotl'evville 2,40 4:2.5 4:50 ft:) .5 6:30 GOINti XOKTII.

LEAVE. KXPIiRss. ACCOM'S. NIOHT EX. Cofloyville 7:10 a.

m. 5:00 p. M. Cherrvvale 0:45 Tliaver 7:58 Tioga (1:35 Humboldt 10:00 9:10 loin 10:22 10:15 nett 11:40 12:20 A. M.

Ottawa 1:30 P. M. A. M. 2:15 tHOlathe 3:17 11:05 4:13 A Ar K.C 4:20 12:40 p.

M. 5:30 Ottawa 1:00 8:00 A. M. n.ildwln AKIUVF. AT Lawronce 2:20 p.

M. 0:50 A. M. All trains carry pafsengerw. Night Kxprosit north will run daily, Saturdays excepted.

Ali other trains will run daily, Kunduys excepted. CONNECTIONS. At Kansas City with connecting roads for points Knttt and North. At Lawrence with Kansas Pacific trains liast and West. At Ottawa with stages for Quencnio, Lyndon, Osage City.Paoiu, Burlington, and ail.jiccnt points.

At fiarnett with stages for Leroy. At I ol.t with stages for Neosho Falls and Bui lingion. At Humboldt with the K. A T. K.

H. for Neosho Kails, Leroy, Burlington and Kmporia, and with stages for Fort Scott, Kureka, Kldorado, Wichita, IK.I I Douglas, Winliclil and Arkansas City. At Tiog.t with the K. AT. U.K.

for Parsons, Oswego and Cbetopa. At Thayer with stages for Neodesha and Frcdonia." At Cherrvvalo with stages for Independence, F.Ik, City, Klk Falls, (ireenlteld, Winlicld. Douglas and Arkansas City. At Cotleyvillo with stages for Burlier and Cbetopa. This is the best and most direct route to the celebrated Neosho Valley and the Osage Reservation.

Freight taken from any polnl ot tho Kost to the end of the track without break of bulk. Through contracts mado for cither freight or passengers. For full information relating to either freight or passenger business, apply to (). CHANUTE, Superintendent. Chab.

B. Bkok, O. F. A T. Lawrence.

Saturday, Xovembkr 11, 1871. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. I eavenwortli I.awrvm-t'A- Galvcstov Kailroad. On and afier Sunday, September 3d, 1871, rn until further notice, the trains of the Leavenworth Lawrence and Galveston Kail-load, will run as follows: TRAINS GOING NORTH, Mail and Express.

A. M. Night Express, I. M. Freight, A.

M. TRAINS GOING SOVITI, Mail and KxpiV-s, P. M. NUrht Express, 3:32 A. M.

Vrvight, 1. M. o. IlANl'TK, Snpt. Lawhente.

C. IJ. PECK. J. It.

MARSHALL, G. T. A. Lawrence. Agent at Tioga.

Missouri, Kansas, and Texan, It. II. Trains on this road run as follows GOING NORTH. Express 1:35 P. M.

Mail A. M. GOING SOUTH. 10:20 A. M.

6:40 P. M. CITY DIRECTORY. D. Rogeks.

POLICE JUDGE, D. S. Tye. COMMON COUNCIL. J.

B. Beatty President, E. A. Arnett: E. W.

Waters, T. A. Malone. City Clerk, T. W.

Davis. City Marshal, J. R. Clay-tor. Street Commissioner, George Williams.

TREASfRER, E. J. Rawson. City A Homey, Win. A.

Nichols. The council meets at the Hall over Beat-ly fc Babbits store every Saturday evening. HICK'S ADYERTISIXU AGEXCY At KANSAS CITY, is authorized to make advertising contracts for this paper, at our most favorable tejms. Iji K. FOSTER, DEALER IN DltY GOODS, ISOOTS SHOES, No.

8, Bridge Street, HUMBOLDT, KANSAS. I will soil anything in nr." line as chco i iIliu in (1 irr 21-tf. T. K. FnsTKH.

Ii.i.;::ioss Meeiin. All parties interested in the Musical Association, of Tiou'a, are requested to attend a I'ltsine Meeting held tlii Siitnrhu- M. Smith's Iiall We were glad to byt Mr. Itoe'lester. New York, on inisiness at the laud office is quiet.

vfry fe sales being made. Mr. D. Rogers is still improving, but is not a'de to get about yet as he regains his strength slowly. Supt.

Chanute and the chief engineer of the L. L. G. went on the M. K.

k. T. on Wednesday. Mr. John Meutzcr, a carpenter employed on the woodwork of the new flouring mill has our thanks for several favors.

The extension of the L. L. G. to Independence will l.e completed by January first if the weather remains ordinarily good. Persons who are stealing wood about town had better look out as we are informed that they are in danger of being blown up.

Mr. Walker, President of the L. L. O. R.

R. Company passed down the road to the State line Tuesday evening by the night train. The organ for the Glee Club arrived hist Saturday. It is of the American Manufacturing Company. Weexpect now to be enlivened with good music at their entertainments.

Recent trips over a considerable portion of Neosho county reveal the fact to us that a large urea has been sown in wheat which has come up splendidly promising now an immense rop. The L. L. G. R.

R. is a first-class road, has first-class equipments, and is managed by first-class officers. As a rule therefore first-class men are found at the different stations along the line, and of the number none are more thoroughly obliging, competent, and nliable, than S. T. Robinson, tho operator at the office in Tioga.

The social hop given last Thursday evening by Messrs. Smith, is Knukeu oi" aj -ry, i.i -ant affair. Tho up in (ood style, and aii rpHE LARGEST DRUG STOCK -IX- SOl THF.KV KANSAS. B. W.

WOODWARD Oiler at their Branch House in A Complete and varied Stock, at WHOLESALE RETAIL, Of everything pertaining to the DRUG BUSINESS, Including also, PAINTS, OILS, AND WINDOW GLASS. This House is prepared to offer unequalled inducements, for cash, to Southern Kansas trade. We can defy competition from any quaiiteh. Large Lots, Quick Sales for cash, and small profits, is our business motto. WOODWARD'S ASUE CURE, Blood and Liver Renovator, And other of Woodward's Popular Medicines, a Specialty.

STOC FOR i I.E. I have 225 head of good cattle, consisting of beef cattle, milch cows and young cattle which I offer for sale, cheap for cash. S. BEACH. TIOGA KANSAS nl.tf.

JUSIII0N STABLES JONES A BEATTY, Proprietors, MAIS STREET. TIOGA, KANSAS. N. B. Gentlomen and ladies that are fond of Stylish Ti hnoi ts, and Good Saddle Horses, cm always be accommodated at moderate prices.

(nlG-Yl-tf) Iarsons House, Parsons, Kansas. Noyes Chamberlin, Proprietors. Jter Stage OSice in Hotel. $civ liirarjo -yT'LUKE A Wholesale anil Itetnil Dealers in PIXE LUMBER, T.5 lli, Site, SasI aai Doors. Yards at NEW CHICAGO, THAYER, and INDEPENDENCE.

18-tf. M.BAILEY. H. L. JARBOE.

N. P. OARRETSON. BAILEY BANKERS, yaw cine a a ka nsa s. Cash paid for School District Bonds.

17-6m TT C. WATSON, J.X. Successor to Culver A Rows. DEALEUS IN I) UIIIIIUkLU) DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, PLISTiill, IFlir.M II tin. Ojjiee and Yard Fourth Street, near j.

(x. Ittnlroad, NEW CHICAGO, KANSAS. JOB PRINTING HEA AT THIS OFFICE. ATI I AN BROS. Chicago Clothing Hall, Osage Mission, Kansas.

Have the largest stock of CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, GENTS' FURNISIUNG GOODS, TRUNKS, AND VALISES, Ever brought to Southern Kansas. The best goods and the lowest prices. All who want bargains ill call on us. No trouble to show goods. NATHAN BROS.

22in3 The Great Through Route EAST FROM POINTS ON THE Leavenw'tii Lawrence Gal6ston IS VIA THE OLD RELIABLE Hannibal St. Joseph SHORT LIXK AND Connections via Quincy The Leavenworth Lawrence Galveston trains connect at Kansas City Union Depot with 3 FAST EXPRESS TRAINS Crossing the Missouri at Kansas City and Mississippi at Quincy on IRON BRIDGES with Pullman Sleeping Palaces ami Palace Dav Coaches FROM KANSAS CITY TO QL'IXCY AND CHICAGO, IViLhont Change or Cars. Conneit'ng at QUINCY UNION DEPOT with Chicago, Burlington fe Quincy and Toledo, Wabash Western Railroads to all points East, orth or Mouth. All connections rift Quit rj ftre direct and perfect. By this line, all Omnibus Transfers and Ferriage encountered on other linos are a- LOOK HERE voided.

and the following advantages in time gained. From Kansas Citv OA i AT FAST ATLANTIC! I ZJ A 11 EXPRESS arrives 13 hours in advance of trains bv any o-t her Line leaving Kansas City in the nior-. ning to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Toronto, Milwaukee, Montreal and other points East too numerous to mention. I'ullnian Sleeping l'alaces and Palace Day Coaches to Quincy and Chicago on this train i.AT AX FAST IGliT ex- 4-14-0 I PRESS arrives Four llourw in Advanre of trains by any other Line leaving Kansas City in the evening to Chicago, Ianroit, Milwaukee Montreal and other points East too numerous to mention. 1'uIImaii Sleeping I'ulaccs and Palace Day Coaches to Quincy and Chicago on his train.

The above facts will le apparent by comparing the time table of the Hannibal A St. Joseph Short Line with those of other lines out of Kansas City, and no one that is posted thinks of taking any other route. T.P AT FAST CINCINNATI 1 J3L. AXD LOUISVILLE EXPRESS has through car from Kansas Citv to Quincy, Lafayette, Indianapolis, and Cincinnati" making this the most desirable route from Kansas City to Southern ItRRirsje Checked Thrnoih to ill Points East. Ask for Tickets Yia Jo For sale at tho Ticket Offices of the Leavenworth, Lawrence A Galveston Railroad depots at Tioga, Ottawa, Garnett, ola Hum bolilt, mid at the Kansas City Union Depot P.

B. Groat. Geo. II. Xettlcton.

(en. Ticket Airent. (iea'l. Sop't. "JRS.

J. LOWEY, MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, "RED STORE," Corner of Eighth and Bridge Streets, HUMBOLDT, KANSAS, Is receiving her Fall and Winter Stock of Millinery and Ladies Faney Goods, consisting in part of Bonnets Hats, elegant Trimmings, etc. Wholesale and lietail. 21-tf. MRS.

J. R. LOWEY. SENNER, WATCHMAKER AXD JEWELER, Dealer In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver, and SILVER PLATED WARE, Rorrrn Side op Squark, Humboldt, Kansas. Repairing promptly done.

All work; warranted. Old gold and silver bought, 'il-tf. A SHOCKI Ml'RJKK MAB MISSION. Last Tuesday morning a man named John r. Flanigan, recently from Kentucky, murdered his little girl, atom f.

uitcen mouths old in the most horrible manner, and attempted the lives of his wife and another child. The retch had given thein chloroform the night previous supposing this would be the means of their death, but finding them still living in the morning, he took a hatchet and drove a nail into the head of the sleeping infant, and attempted the same upon another daughter a little older. The cries of this one however aroused the mother, who immediately caught him and prevented his carrying his horrible work any further. The man was finally arrested and was examined on Wednesday. The Justiceadmittedhimtobailin the sum of believing the man to be insane.

There is a diversity of opinion in relation to the terrible affair in the community where it happened, many believing it to be murder in its most sickening form ith no palliating circumstances whatever. CHKRKiVALK 1TKMS. We listened to a fine discourse preached by Rev. Cane, Sunday morning and one in the evening by Rev. Johnson, of Tioga, the first sermon preached in Cherryvale.

Steps are being taken to build a Baptist church in this place. Our citizens are growing liberall and no doubt but it tviH be completed by the first of January next. We hope so, for there is no place in this ide world where the influences of the gospel are needed more than here. At a meeting of the voters of district No 8. it was voted to issue bonds to the amount of two thousand dollars for the purpose of building a school house in Cherryvale.

0. F. Carson, James Call and C. P. Greenley were chosen as building committee aud empowered to select location for building and complete the building, which will be done by the first of January ready for school.

People desiring the advantages of good schools and churches will do well to come to Cherryvale. We notice Mr. Bennett is here with a large stock of dry goods and doing a fine business. The people of Coffey ville are moving to Cherryvale, leaving an intrtrtain-ty for a rc'tllty. There is talk of a printing press in Cherryvale.

We hope that it will not be all talk. just south ot town whip v. itli his neighbor over a oh.hr., became excited ami i i.h -y revolver and fired, sh l.i:,i the leg. The wound is considered dangerous. Josh Billings in his directions, llov.

tu pick out a good boss," says: Good horses are skarse, and good men, that deal in enny kind of bosses, are skarser. An honest man is the noblest work of This famus saying was written, in great anguish of heart, by the Lte Alexander Pope, just after buying a good family boss." The Kansas city Times says that on Tuesday last, while a train of stock cars was approaching the city, and when about live miles distant, a herder named Jacobs got upon the top of one of the cars to see how his stock was getting on. His foot slipped accidentally, and he fell into thirty head of cattle. 11c trie 1 trica to himself, bat could not do so. At one time he was down under the feet of the cattle, and was tro'" di upon severely, lie remained very quiet after he found he could not get out, and says the five miles into the city were the longest he ever traveled.

LLEN COUNTY BANK, Bacon TenEyck, 15 TV Ii .13 Ii fri Fast Side Square, HUMBOLDT, KANSAS. A TIMERS, ATTENTION i it tiva I I. i) S-: v. iiliil will ff.r or tr.nl"1 ior I lull JLCt Kb ATI TIOGA, KANSAS. as constantly on hand a large and well stock of GHOC15RIES Bought exclusively for Cash, which he will sell at Prices WM Defy Competition He also keeps a large stock of Glass and Queensware LAMPS, C11IMNIES, WICKS, OILS, kc.

In which line he ofte.g TJnusual Bargain To Cash Purchasers Parties who want CHEAP AXD GOOD GROCERIES, Should call and see before purchasing else where. IT WILL PAY TO DO SO ISTew T)rng Store, Comer of Main and Fifth Streets, TIOGA, KANSAS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes. TOILET ARTICLES, kc, Vlso Agents for all the leading Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians and country dealers are invited to call and see us before buying their stock.

prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours of the day and night. EASTERX rKH'EN II RICHARDSON 6c Quinlan Geraughty Manufacturers of and Dealers in Foreip ani American Hurtle, JIOS I'M EX TN, M.l.TEUi, 1IEA1-8TOXES. Ac. Seneca Street LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. St.

Charles Hotel, T. I. FOUTH, Proprietor, PAOLA, KANSAS. rphiR magnificent building ts elegantly and JL newly furnished throlgliout, and 1h kept In first class style. Charges moderate.

WTill iy the highest cash prices forhides, pells and fill's. Grain! Grain! Grain! 4 hvays on hand, and for sale at the low- Vest market rates. GROCERIES FLOUR BACON, As Cheap as the Cheapest. CONSULT YOUR INTERESTS AXD Remember Water's Store! New Advertisements. J.

Wii itii, Proprietor. K. McDk ami A iruiU A Ow. AgtuU, Su franc 34 Commerce Vlf. MILLION Bfar Teatimony I Ihelr Wonderful Curative EAVcia.

Ylnrscnr Itinera are not ti" Fnncy Drink, Made of Poor limn, Whlaker. Proof Hplrlta mid He fuse Liquors, doe- tored. dpiced and sweetened to please the taste, called Tonica," Appetizers." Restorers. that Jead the tippler on tu drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Mediciue, made from the Native Roots and flerhs of California, free from nit Alcoholic Si i in ii in I n. Titer are the CKKAT Itl.OOII I'l IMKIKlt mid A IKK IMtIM IPI.K, a perfect Keuovntor and luvisorator of the System, camr-iug off all jKiisonous matter and rcMoriiif the blood to a bealthy condition.

No person can take these Bitters according to directions and remain long nnwell. provided their bones are not destrored br mineral poison or other means, aud the vital orfrann wasted beyond the point of repair. Thcrurea l.etitle I'liririitive na well nm a Tonic possesKiii, also, the peculiar merit, of act I riff as a powerful tment in relieving Congestion or Inllainmatiou of the Liver, and of ali th Visceral Organs. FOR KKXA1.E Oil PLAINTS, whether In Touny or old. married orsmele, at the dawn of womanhood or at the turn of life, these Tonic Bitters have no equal.

For liillninnintorr nnd Chronic Rhea- rnnt I niii and ioul, DyNpepnln. or In riineHiloii, It II ioiiH, It emit leu I and Intermittent Fevem. Dlaenaca of the Blood, Liver, Kidney nnd Bladder, these Hitter have been most successful. Hnch lllnensea are caust-d br Vitiated Blood, which is jrenerallr produced br derangement of the Diveailve Orgnns, DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations ot the Stomach. Bod Ttutte in the Month, Bilions Attacks, Palpitation or the Heart, I nil animation of the Lungs, 1'atit in the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms are the off-prinprs of Dyspepsia.

They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them of unequalled efficacy in cleansing the blood of all impurities, and imparting new life and vigor to the whole system. FOIl SKIN DISEASES, Eruption a. Tetter, Bolt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples. Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, King-Worms, Sra'd Itch, Scurfs, Dis'-olnrationsof the Bkin. Humors and I)isruwsof the skin, of whatever nnme or nature, are literally dug up mm carried out of thenvxteni in a nhort time hy the use of these Hitlers.

One initl le in such rate will convince the most increctuious of their curative ettect. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever yon find its Impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when you find it obstntctea and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul. and your feelings will tell yon when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, nrking in the system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed.

BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. H.

MCDONALD Druggists and Gen. A gent a Ran Francisco, OaL, and si and 34 Commerce timet. New York. SOLD IU ALL JMuUiilSTS AND DEALERS. nov.4,"7l.

NOTIOS. TT AVIN'rj soM out, 1 would 1 jL usk those IniU'liled to cnll and snt-'Te thoir Hccoim's ciihor liy cash or by noie. All uecountN imiHt lo wrttled nit hin the next Ihiriv ivs. W. Ii.

WIXS'l'KAD. ISAAC W. HE EVES, (Stieeessor to W. B. Winstead.) fISHKS to nnnvimro to thn citm-ns of Tio.t and I ho Kitrrnitndlng eountry, thit ho will continue hnsinenH nt WINSTEAD'S OLD STAND, Keoi ing hvnvK on hnnd freh iiikI good of UU'H'KKIKS and Highest jiriiios pild for Country I'rodnce.

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