The Tioga Herald from Tioga, Kansas • 3

(Osarjc Mission. Kansas tfitu New TEE TIOGA HERALD. validitv of the railroad assessment law i was so badly shocked himself that lie Everybody knows that the Grant-, na.ed last winter. It was finally de- had to be carried from the wagon. ites boasted that they were certain to -v i i r( )TICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

RTTSTS' MATERIALS. A passenger arrived in lopeka Nit- eauy ix.uu v.aiuim. iS ukijui- -y Satikhay, Aioisr 10, 1ST: A cided to make two test eases, One in Neosho county and one in- Franklin. The commissioners of one county act- urday morning via the K. and was H.v.

liut tnc I'emncrats ana Minerals WAX FLOWER ATKIMAI.S- als will lie received at the I h- have earned the stale, and because! eaieU pop, -i ..1...:..: i 1 il. -re oss than was fii-st LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. Homer was cauci ami auumiisterc'i relief. He was sent back to Kansas reported, the Evening Journal un- Pictures, Mouldings, Mirrors, Transfci Ornaments for Carriage Painters, liolesidc and retail. Call on or address WM.

K. TIIOKNK, Main slieet, Kans-w City, 1'. lu.x New I 'hioao, Kansas, until 12 o'clock M. the 10(h day of August. 1S7J, For building one iron bridge across the Neosho river, at Jackson's ferry, Tiopi township.

Main span over the river hso feet loiur, and one minor span "iO feet long; also, approaches to name about feet long. ISi ls for wood or iron are invited for the JELLY DeaWs in cnoicK Gri'occries. PK0YIS10IVS, JW m. AND ing as a board of equalization, one to raise the assessment already made by the state board, and in the other coun-tv the commissioners are to order an entirely new assessment, ignoring the state board altogether. It was left to Franklin county to choose the manner of proceeding.

City, but it was thought he would die in a few hours. The K. T. railroad company talk of taking uii the road bed from blushingly says ''If Democracy is so weak in an old Southern rebel and Democratic stronghold, how can that party expect to carry any of the loyal Republican states of the North V'' L. KELLEi CO.

J. K.YILKO Al TIME TABLE. Ioaveituorlh I.HwrenecA: lialveston On ami after Sunday, September 3d, IsTl. mid until further notice, the train- of the Leavenworth Lawrence audUalveston Kail-load, will run as follows: Til A INS iJOING NORTH, Wholesale minor span of feet, together Willi the SIMM CUTLERY, There is ho Northern State where proaenes. iacli proposal to oeaccomi by plans and specifications.

J. I. negroes, ignorant, clannish, and led by Fluno, the landlord of Iron, Steel and 2i ails, t.nd Sealed proposals ill also be received un the Fifth Avenue Hotel in this eitv, A. M. P.

M. 1 zoii Vool AVoi'lv, i a til said day, for building one abutment on A. negotiating ior lease oi mo ot. the nose by contemptible carpet-baggers, form a full thiil of the voting population. We might well ask the Mail and Express, Nitrlit press, Freight, TRAINS (JOINO Mail ninl Ex press, i 4 1 1 1 Express, Freight, Corner Third and Delaware Streets, KANSAS CITY, MO.

V2n4 West side of said river, and one pier on F.Sst side about :0 feet high, one pier at East side of short span about 10 feet high, sorTii, P. 8:27 A. P. Journal: If the Administration, with WillowWarc, Sec. East si'le Main Street, OSAGE MISSION, KANSAS.

ill its wrongful advantages, "comes according to plans and seciliealions on tile in the Clerk's otlice of Tioga tow nship. O. OIIANI.TK, Supt. out at the little end of the in a Tho work will be let to the lowest respon- l.cnis Son-hine. Sam.

Srhuoidi-r. Schneider, Wholesale Dealers In ible bidders, but the Hoard reserves the L.VWKESCK. r. B. PECK.

J. II. MARSHALL, i J. T. A.

1 -awrenee. Asrfnt at Tioga. right to reject any or all bids. Southern State so much under its thumb, how can it hope to succeed in those Northern States where its crimes ISidders should stato their price in Tioga AVines, Liquors, Cigars tow nship bonds, at par value, lly order of Labette via Oswego to Chetopa, and running a direct line fr Labette to Chetopa, thus leaving Oswego out in the cold, on account of her repudiating the bonds. So says the Topeka CoHimoniri'ttllh.

A daughter ot Joseph Powell, aged about fourteen, residing about three miles from Wyandotte, while trying to light a fire on Saturday evening last by the aid of kerosene, the fluid by ome means ignited, causing the can which she held in her hand toexplode, throwing the kerosene over herelothes, which at once took fire, and she was so badly burned as to cause death in a few hours. The Burlington Patriot learns that the college building at Ottumwa was fired by an incendiary. The fire was discovered about 11 o'clock, Wednesday night of last eek, burning in the cupola and roof. The alarm was instantly given, and parties were soon ire understood and the people vote the Hoard. J.

W. McLEAN, Clerk. No. S10 Ddauwe Street, intelligently Chieayo Missouri. Kansas, ami Texas.

K. It. Trains on this toad run as follows GOING NOUTII. Dated New Chicago, Kansas, July 11, 1.S72 2n-iv Country Produce Roiylit or taken in lAlillM FOR GOODS. Kiius fiv.

Missouri The Hon. Jas. Strain, formerly state Mail and Express P. M. 9: 10 A.

M. James Kansas City, and in a tew days, in all probability, the bargain will lie consummated. Tooeka Record, A it'i. 7. For the credit of the city the owners of the house should see that Fluno takes his bed hugs with him.

We stooped there last Monday night and erf all the vermin infested hotels we have ever seen the Fifth Avenue Hotel in Topeka is the worst. We were driven out of bed and out of the room, and after making the clerk a competent witness of the quantity of live stock that inhabited the room he had put us into, took the remainder of our lodging from 12 o'clock on the soft side of some chairs in the reading room. A gentleman from Emporia, and another from Buffalo, N. who were at the hotel could give an interesting account of their encounter with the animals there the same night. i DMINISTRATOR'S (Utvti.Sfmcnt.l YutmlioUU Freight and Aceommodation GOING SOUTH.

senator from Warren county, now residing and practicing his profession in In pursuance of an order of the Probate 3: 1-2 P. M. P. M. Mail and Express Freight and Aeeominodation Court of Neosho county, Kansas, I will Concordia, Kansas, has come out for Greeley and Brown.

Judge Strain Pure Kentucky Whiskies direct from the Distilleries 45 yyr w. CURDY offer for sale, at public auction, on Sati k- was one of the earliest and ablest Re HUM1JOLDT, dav, the tMth day of August, 1872, between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock p. at the publicans. THE BEST AND Arc now receiving their K.S.STEVENS. General Manager, Sedalia.

Mo. W. Ii. WoODARD, Sunt. Neosho Division.

11. 1. Ml KICK, Gen'l. Freight and Ticket Agent. S.

W. FOSTKli, Agent at New Chicago. town of Tioga, the following described real U) FOR Cheapest. SPRING GOODS, estate, situate in Neosho county, Kansas For a good bed, clean room, and a to-wit which for Ixwity, quulity variety can square meal, go to theLindell Hotel, The undivided of tho li of the not lo surpassed. Kansas Citv.

of section 11), and the undivided )i of tho FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC J. H. Baowill, Proprietor. 4 of the i of section 15, all in IDTIY GOODS, rn; i Diur.t tokv. AVOU, J.

B. r.EATTY. on the ground. The door of thebuild-ing was partially open and the lock-broken off, showing that the incendiary had broken open the door to gam an entrance. The fire, when discov town 27 south, of range 18, east.

of every new style. An elegant hue ot Appraised vt 100. Terms of sale: cash in pof.yE ANNOUNCEMENT. Jl'DGK, E. W.

WATERS. COUNCIL. hand. W. a Carats an! Houss FmiliiiEMs, Administrator of the estate of S.

M. Osnjjjo ZNEitsioii, WHOLESALE A RETAIL GROCER All bills of twenty dollars and upwards IM at SI. Louis Prices I hereby announce vself as a candidate Latest patterns. ered, had trained such headway that it I). K.

Wiekard, G. P. Wilder, S. T. ltub-inson.

0. Jones, J. II. Marshall. Woodward, de-eased.

July 27, at the ensuing election for Judge of the CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, was impossible to save the building. Seventh Judicial District. ROOTS AND iSUOKS, and the roof soon fell in. The upper J. C.

F. Bates. D. RnuKlis. S.

Hambkl. A. WieKAito. P. S.

Tye. Qucenswarc, fcc. Treasurer, Clerk. Marshal, Street Commissioner, DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP, S. story of the building was completely at popular prices.

destroyed, and the lower story so dam The partnership heietoforeexistihgunder New Advertisements. V. W. CLKD1 CO. and no humbug.

the linn name of Richardson A in Tio aged that it is nearly worthless. W. W. Cvrdv, Humboldt. C.

F. Il.vunis, Resident buyer, New York Citv. ga, is hereby dissolved. All persons in From the Kansas City Bulletin we debted to said firm are requested to make iih ks r.KTisit; vtat At KANSAS CITY, is authorized to ike advertising contracts tor tin's paper, at oar most favorable teams. STEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK! Democratic County Convention.

A convention of the Democracy of Neosho county, Kansas, is hereby called to meet at Zoahner's Hall, in Osage Mission, at 1 o'clock p. Saturday, August 31, 1S12, for the purpose of appointing 4 delegates to the Democratic State convention to be held at. Topeka, September 11. The di.Terent townships are requested to send delegates as follows: Mission Tioga 4 Erie Erie precinct Valley precinct Walnut Grove East precinct 2, West precinct-; Cheto-pa 3 Big Creek Ladore Shiloii Lincoln Lincoln precinct 2, Jacksonville precinct Cauville Grant All flio i .1,1 i islii i -ivii I'niiotOil (nli-vl-tf) learn that on Thursday night of last immediate payment to A. C.

Itichardson week, a shooting affray took place on ONE PURCHASE WILL () IOIO LM OSB OF THE TRITH of this statement. and persons having demands against the tiriii are requested to present themtoliini HE Oi R. the Kansas Pacific express train be THE WHEAT SIH'UT LINE FUOM mo UHl.il L'E iSTUClv for settemrut. A. C.

RICHARDSON July 1, 1S72. C. L. FAYETTE. tv.een Stranger and Kansas City.

It appears that at Stranger two men got fl.ttlMlTl Oil fOLl'MMS Dr. M. E. WOLFE, Resident Humboldt, Kansas. Professionally visits Xow hicago on lii'iiiy of each week.

Cilice at AND A t'AKI). on the train, and when Conductor Thankful for past itronnge, tho under- Clieeney demanded their tare, they Saving to 110 Miles, and arriving Onk signed solicits a continuance of the same at told him they had no money, but still the old stand. A. C. RICHARDSON.

n9-3w Wines, Liquors and Cigars At WHOLEHAEE. NEW YORK GROCERY, 45 Main Street, Miwsion. 1 1S A1N ill A UVANt'K at NEW YOKK. n3 tt T. J.

Smiths Art Gallery. proposed to ride. 'The conductor im mediately put them off, but on goinj to hold jiriniary meetings to appoint Saving 59 Miles, anil arriving Hours in Central lrlcmse, Went Side of Square, to collect the fares again found them Advance at BALTIMORE. on the rear platform. He again put Iliiinholi! Kansas.

J. V. FIERCE, C. W. MITCHELL pIERCE MITCHELL, 15 rs, 0 FOR THE OLD RELIABLE.

II. A. Black, Proprietor. II them off; they got from the train, and when it got in motion, opened lire on Savins 77 Miles and arriving Hours in I am now selling all foods at NEW Yd PIES. BUT ONE PHICE AND STKICTLY CASH, No.

8, Bridgs Street, delegates at the usual places of voting, at o'clock i. Saturday, August -A. The convention will be called to order punctually at the hour named. By order of the Democratic County Committee. S.

D. Brcn, Ch'n. Stages leave this House daily for all parts of the State, 'litis to and from all trains JUSSiOX, KVXSIS Cheeney, who promptly stopped the Advance at "WASHINGTON. F.eiclnng Foreign anil Domestic Exchange bought train again, and with several other and sold. ish paid tor alt kinds ot liouds.

Orlin Thurston. j. n. f. Ciiti- An immense and well assorted stock always to be found at the old store of L.

P. Foster now owned by went in pursuit, but it being dark the PHILADELPHIA Thurston Cates, A ttorneys at IS'w', liniiiholdt. Kansas One Train the Quickest. taato it City has AGENTS WANTED FOR BOOKS NEEDED BY ALL grV KU'iiBOLDT, KAN Si Iron III IT arm ers. and tow hasscrca news- L-bjttJ ctv tflucaiio Over the Ohio River at Parkersbnr are completed.

The best 1 ks published on the IK lltSF ind the COW. Liberal terms. Money made J. B. F.

Gates is a candidate for Judge of the Seventh Judicial District. See announcement. rapidly bv Agents sel'iiiK these hooks. Send fbr circulars. l'( ill'I'KR A V.

CIIURCIIII.Ij fc papers. Wichita is erecting a ten thousand dollar bank building. Manhattan claims two thousand five hundred inhabitants. v2n-t-lv I'ublishers, I'liiladelphhi, l'a. Successors to Culver and Ilowe MORXIXH A XbillT LIXES OF Irullmans Trainee Draiiig-RoGm mi Sfespj Cars Arc run on this Route from Cincinnati or Columbus to Rahiinoteand Washington City, Williont CliMiiiio.

who is offering prcat bargains, for cash, in STArLE AND FANCY Dry Groocls, GROCEFJES, THO VISIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, QUEENS WARE, CLOTHING, NOTIONS I have the best assortment of two men made their escape into the oods close by. The ComnmwmWi pays: We have incidentally learned that the next annual meeting of the scientists of Kansas is to be held in Manhattan early in October. Addresses are to be delivered by Gen. Eraser, chancellor of the state university, the Rev. Dr.

Reynolds, of Fort Riley, and others and papers of a purely scientific character may be looked for from several of the members of the academy. We envy the good people of Manhattan their anticipated intellectual repast and bespeak lor the people of Topeka the pleasure of entertaining this useful and learned body in the capital of the state at its next annual gathering. The dieiples of Tyndal, Huxley, Far- are geing down eight hundred Mr. I. I.

1'oorman has been seriously ill during the past week, but is now, we arc glad to learn, recovering rapidly, and will soon be himself again. PKALEItS IS PINE LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, SASH. BLINDS, rL ASTER, CEMENT AND HAIR. Ollice and on Fourth street, near L. A U.

railroad, Xow Chicago, Kansas. JKItiifS, SAUNDKRS A TOWNSF.XD, Wholesale Dialers ill DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, Xo. 113 Delaware Mreet, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. ntu-inii feet in Ida to lind coal. Topeka had a three thousand dollar lire last Saturday night.

Forty children have been buried in Htawa in the last two weeks. By this Route you avoid all Omnibus Transfers and Ferries. Tickets for sab" at all Ticket Ollices in the South mid West. L. M.

CiEK, Ceneral Ticket Agent, Baltimore, Md. J. I j. WIl.soX, Master Transportation, Baltimore. Md.

SIDNEY li. JONES, Uen'l Pass. Agent, Cincinnati, v2n2 Capt. T. F.

Bager. county attorney, made us a short call Thursday, as he was returning from Independence, where he had been attending to some matters in the district court. Leavenworth claims 28,000 inhabi If tants, with 2,200 move at the Fort, 5 GOOD M. I1AII.F.Y. H.

JAKIIOE. N. P.OAUUUTSOS. BAILEY A 11 NEW CIIWA GO, KANSAS. Cash paid for School District Bonds.

17-6m I). Nichols has been appoint- Probate Judge of Cherokee couuty. i a'biy, Whewcll and Hodgson are live ever brought to OSAGE MISSION-Call at the old store, corner of Main and County streets, and see the im-menss etock. 4.S ilson county already has seven andidalcs for the olSce of superin tendent of schools. rjTUIE CAMPAIGN' RF.I'tT.LICAX.

cref.leyjYd BROWN. REDUCED RATES TO CLUBS. MOTHERS MOTHERS MOTHERS The K. T. Railroad is Red iver, and the track is within Don't fail to procure MRS.

WIXSLOW'S SOOTHING SYUL'l' for Children Teethhij if 'soi-Ri tho organ of twenty-five miles of that place. men, as such we shall gladly give them a hearty wC-coaie. The following fairs rill be held in Kansas at the times and plact5 below named Northern Kansas district fan', September 10th to 14th, at Atchison Nemeha county agricultural society, September 18th to 20th, ai Seneca Brown county agricultural society, September 2ith to 2Sth, at Hiawatha; Leavenworth county agricultural so This valuable preparation has been used Senator S. C. I'oineroy, and other distinguished speakers, will address the people at New Chicago, Saturday next, the 17th inst.

National politics and the land question will be discussed by the speakers. A large turnout is expected. Mr. D. K.

Wickard, of the Sherman House, started Wednesday morning to pay a visit to his former home in Hamilton, Ohio, where he will remain some two months. Mr. Wickard's health has not been good for some time past, and he thinks perhaps a change of climate will be beneficial. with nkvek-failinu sucvKss in thousands the peopis M'ci'- demand for reform in Somebody stole a thermometer from ti. he in the fore-front the Neodesha CHkfii office, and Gil- of cases.

It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, during the presidential Canvass of lh72, lisihtinir zealously for the prindpl'-'s of true ATCHISON, TOPEKA SANTA FE RAILKOAD, Is now opou fronv TCHISO IV more nopes tne wretch may he trozen corrects acidity, aim gives tone aim encrw to the whole system. It will also in taut ly Democracy. Recognizing the CliieitiriaU to death. nominees as worthy representatives of iminsu in thh jiowkls and wind The board of trustees of the state in COLIC. ciety, September 10th to 15th, at sane asylum at Usawa tonne have elect We bciievo the REST and SUREST Remedy in tilt World, inall cases ot Dysentery and Diarrheal in fhildreii, whether ed Mrs.

Kennison as matron in the Leavenworth; Pottawatomie county agricultural society," September 25th place of Mrs. Gauze, resigned. arising from teething or any (Hiier cause via. to 27th, at Wamego; Republic county Depend upon it mothers, it will give rest At a meeting of the trustees of the town, of Cherryvale, Friday evening, rpiIE demand for these superior Stoves stcaddy and constantly increases. OVER SIXTY TiiOlMD GHAETEE OAK Oookiiii- Stovt's were lnaniifacturiMl in lsiill, 1S70 and 1ST1, and they are iiccoinplisliing Near the western boundary of the tate where the Santa Fe road is be to yourselves, and BELIEF AXD HEALTH TO YOUR IXFASTS Be sui and call for July 2Gth, the following ollicers were agricultural society, September 12tl and loth, at Republic Salem township (Allen county) agricultural so ing graded, a gang of thieves stole political Revolution now punt? on, the proposes to give those candidates a hearty and generous support.

It will oppose any nomination at Baltimore bringing a third ticket into tho field, I e-lieving such action would be in bad faith and tend only towards tho re-election of (Jen. Grant and hence it will adhere under all circumstances to the Liberal Republican candidates for President and Vice-President. In order to carry out this object wo will send tho Rki' hmoa.n to one address FOR SIX MONTHS, At tho foil-wing rates THE WEEKLY Six copies 00 seventy-five horses in one night. 'M US. WIXSEOW'S SOOTHING Joseph Price, a respected citizen of Ilavini; (lie fac-simile of CURTIS A F.

Grasshopper, Arvovia, Cedar Topeka, Reading, Florence, Carbon-dale, Emporia, l'eabody, Burlingame, Cottonwood, Newton, Osage City, Elmdale, and Sedgwick, to oithiixsos mm, mid olTera a new and short route to tho PERKINS" on the outside wrapper. Sold by Druggists throughout the orld Doniphan county, was so severely gored by a bull, on Monday morning, that he died in a very few minutes. ciety. September 24th to 2bth, at Jeddo; Johnson county, September 10th to 23d, at Olathe; Wyandotte county, October 1st to 4th, at Wyandotte; Washington county fair, October lth and 10th, at Washington chosen Mayor J. R.

Baldwin. Councilmen Seth Faxon, O. Carson, G. 11. Shaw, E.

B. Barnes, Police Judge A. P. Atherton. Marshal D.

Briggs. Assessor F. Bellehamber. Collector-B. F.

Baldwin. Clerk 0. F. Carson. Treasurer E.

13. Barnes. MORE Al BETTER WORK with greater SATISFACTION AND ECONOMY than ever fleeted by Baxter Springs is at present in vesting )0 in a new school house, ,1 Butlercounty, September 18th to 20th, tit Towanda. city hall, and calaboose. They are Eleven copies 5 00 Twenty-tour copies 10 Ou THE TIU-WEEKLY JjR.

J. F. EVERIIART, Office at Woooward's Drug Store, TIOGA, KANSA. Has had more than twenty years exe-rience in liis profession. 4.1 nearly completed, and are fine build ings.

Five copies 0(1 Ten copies 13 50 ritlNTINd. For Sale by I. ST013DA11D, 41 TIOG K.VSAS. AIT St. Ijouis.

We have recently been' further increasing our printing facilities, having "EOSIIO HOUSE added a new press and considerable lates City, Illinois, or rather a mile distant from that town, was the scene of a most horrible murder Monday morning. A young married lady, named Mathewson, being found with her throat cut, and evidence of having been ravished. The crime is shrouded in mystery. Ten thousand dollars reward is offered for the arrest of the murderer. new type, as well as a large stock of KLANI) HOTEL, I S.

CARROLL, Attornoy itt Liiw, OSAGE MISSION, KAN. nl-tt. other material, and we are now prepared to print posters, bill heads, let South sido Public Sipiaro, OSAUK MISSIOV. K.IVVVS. J.

Y. OWENS, Proprh-tor. This llouso has lieen newly renovated and no pains will he spared to inako comfortable all who patronize it. The tahle willi'onstantly ho supplied with tho best the market allords. Chargi's reasonable.

Xi3 'llus to and from all trains. 4 Millek Sxydku, Proprietors, 10 LA, KANSAS, Will be kept first class in all respects. The car containing the wardrobe of Lent's circus troupe took fire by the overturning of a lamp at Ottawa, last week, and all their gilt and gauze was consumed. The survey of the Wichita ami Arkansas City railroad is completed. The distance is about forty-five miles, and the grade is excellent.

An effort will at once be made to put this line under contract. Nineteen miles of the Lawrence and Topeka railroad were graded Saturday ter or note heads, statements, cards or in fact almost any description of NATHAN, Chicago Clo tiling Hall, work in a style and nt prices which wc TllUortJII Passenger Tjains Each Way lhiily, Makim; close eonnectioiis at ATCHISON with till trains to and from the East. At Topeka with Kansas Pacific Uailway lor all oints West. Emporia for Missouri, Kansas it Texas Uaih-oad for all points on that road. Daily stages run in connection with trains ot this road as follows l'roni Emporia for Eureka and Howard.

From Florence for Marion Centro and' Eldorado. From Wichita for Augusta, Douglas, Winiield, Arkausus Oxford, ltello Plain, Sumner City and Welliaglon. TRAINS LEAVE ATCHISON Mail at 12.00 in. Accommodation ll.Ki a. in.

The hole O'piipmi nt of this road is new and first class throughout, and passengers taking this new line will secure Good Time, Comfort and Safety. xiire your Tieketx read viii AlehinoH, and take no other. M. li. A lt( i Jeneial Tii'Uet To'eka, Kansas.

T. .1, I'KTKK, Oenei Mtnaei vlinii think will surely give satisfaction Osage Mission, Kansas, We solicit the patronage of all having JJELMONT HOUSE, Opposite Passenger Depot, "Pni-Nons. Kiinsas. U. L.

C. BEARD, Proprietor. pS" All trains stop for meals. Is just rci-ei ing his Sp i i itroods, And has tho stock of printing to be done. AssiNSMKvrs.

MEETIN'U OF COISTV COM MISSION" EH: There was a meeting at New Chi The German Catholicsof Cincinnati, about 800 in number, held a meeting at Mozart hall, Aug. 4, and passed resolutions of indignation at the expulsion of the Jesuits from the German empire. They were addressed by Father Leopold of the expelled Jesuits, now settled over a church in that city. They resolved to send copies of their resolutions to the Emperor William and Bismarck. NJ.

PAYNE, IN DRY GOODS, HATS. CAPS, B( TS, SHOES, NOTIONS AM) (iUEKNSWAHE, South xide Neoxlw Avenue, Tlniyer, Kansas. cago, Wednesday, of the County Com evening. The iron is now on the way and tracklaying will commence at on the 10th instant. Mr.

Anthony Raeser, who livesnear Frankfort, had a fine team struck by lightning last Saturday evening. Both horses were killed instantly, and ho missiotiers of Neosho, Labette, Mont CLOTHINO, HA CAPS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, AND VALISES, BOOTS SHOES, Kver brought to Southern Kansas. The best goods anil the lowest prices. All who want bargains will call on iw. No troublo to show goods.

S. NATHAN 22w3 House, Parsons, Kansas, Noyes ('liitinberliti, l'roirietoi-s, fiSt Stages Oll'n Hi in Hotel. gomery, Allen, Anderson, and Frank Jin counties to agree upon some plan U. by which a test could be made of the A.