Border Sentinel du lieu suivant : Fort Scott, Kansas • 2

TIIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. TbeDar Tor Tltnuksglt I Sf- cqi7xcik. rnoccEuixGs. mi Official Majorities. For your Drugs and Medicines, go to Graen on Wall street.

By the Frctidcnt of the United States cj It is now evident that the recent de City Coukcil Room, Nov. 4thj 1874. America A PROCLAMATION. We are reminded by the changing--- feat of the ''reform" party in this state The county commissioners met at lie FsibaYj Novekbek 1874. has ended its days.

No com court house to-day awd canvassed the vote of the county. The following are the of ecasons that it is time to pause in REGULAR MEETING, Mayor Terry in the chair, Councilmen present Coutant, posed of such disccrdent elements daiiy vocations, and ouer thanks to Canned tomatoes at J. M. Terry's. Capt.

G. Madison, wife and son are in, the We. believe it is the intention of Mrs. M. to spend the winter here.

The following is a list of marriage licenses issued by the probate judge during the month of October: Martin Brown and. Amanda Holt. Henry Todd and Emma Mcintosh. John J. Ruble and Mary Ai.

Stone. Henry Montgomery and Sarah Josephine Bishop. Simon C. Johnson and JRachel Nobis. T- Mauiey and Sarah Peeplea.

-Albert Gates amd Joaophino Updegrafl. John 8. Wright and Laura A. Wilaon. C.

Greene and Mary Barger. ficial majorities The Kansas legislature will be largely republican this year. could long bang" together, it was Davidson, Durkee, Haynea and Ware. Almighty uoa tor the mercies ana. abundance of the year which is draw Absent Robens, Trechter and built upon the basis of "reform," and yet no two agreed as to what reforms ng to a close.

The blefsings of free government Wooledge. shall be made, it aepenaea on ine continue to be vouchsafed to us the The minutes of the previous meet democratic party for two-thirds of its Strings at Davis' earth has responded to the labor of the ing were read and approved. Get best 'Violin -Book Store. Judge Goodin is elected to congress in this district by a email majority The lower lieuse of congress has passed into tbfl hands of, the demo-. crats.

votes, and yet was continually de husbandman the land has been freo The finance committee returned tr Jimes Wv MoEris and Melissa J. Furgu- 74 100 15 22-5 184 Sa 169 09, 228 851 101 561 277 63 1G 102 SI several bills as correct, and they were nouncing-this, large influence for'its misdeeds and corruption. It called from pestilence internal order is be- ing maintained, and peace with othtr powers has prevailed. It is fitted that son. Cusey Wilder Co.bb...;:...I.

Binford Day Bronson Lawbea'd Bainvnn Goueher Raney'. I2eformera. ordered to be paid as follows Jordan Allen, kning 3 00 the democratic party as corrupt as the. republican party and yet 'rejoiced Chap. Graen have jjabllshed a branch drug house.

Sit-Leroy, Barton county, hope the' branch will flour k'k, J. W. Siawius, of Pawnee waj Jordan Allen, boarding prisoners 48 00 our accustomed pursuits and from the A Mouiton, expenses impounding in the citv yesterday. He left his ad over democratic victories. turmoil ol our daily lives, ana UOKM 1U 7J1 Uoyd 3c Palmer and KateWhite." John Brown and Xydia Cowan.

-Levi Secrest and Alice McCoy. AVm. P. Booker and Katie Hawkins. John Hays and kaura Allison, M.

H. Sheldea and Olivia 8. Whipp. Ray Piper and Sarah Ellen Fortney, Leslie D- Russell and Delia in thankfulness lor the blessings ol dress far the Sextixel. It had no principles upon which it Brinkerhoft; fees uncollected 36 50 the past, and in the cultivation cx The City Marshall's and Police was.

united. The sole and only thing kindly feelings toward each For your stylish Hats and Caps, go to Norton's, 34 tf upon which all of its members agreed Now, therefore, recognizing these Judge's reports for September were or dered to be filed. was that cf Every one wanted considerations, Ulysses Grant, Cusey has gone back to. his. farai To ply the plow and rake, "While Osborn remains at Topeka To guide the shin of State.

On motion of Mr. Durkee, further Wine glasses, beer mugs, and a lot president of the United btates, do rec- office. Suci a party must of necessity Col, T. McKinnie, who was a candi ommend to all citizens to assemble time was granted to the special com of superior bar fixtures, just received be short-lived. date for District Clerk, was defeated by less in their respective places of worship mittee on ths payment of macadam Hereafter there will be but two par The Resu it other States.

Tb. democrats have carried Missouri by about 50,000 majority. 12 very than one hundred votes, The feeling was on Thursday, the 26th day of Noven-- at Graen Co' successors to Rush Co. Poland, the author, of the. '-press gag bonds.

ties in this country the republican prevalent among the friends of the Colonel ber next, and express their thanks tor the mercy and favor of he Almighty law," been defeated for congress, in Vermont. Served him, right. Several bills were read, allowed and and democratic. The talk about tb that no man could be elected over Mr, God, and laying aside all political con Branson, and yet the electipu shows that a ordered to be paid as follows; flour at member of congress is a democrat. -Massachusetts elects the state tick New Buckwheat Terry's.

Morton, water for 6 90 tentions, and all secular occupation to observe such a day as a day of The election af a democratic gov John Welch, street work 54 00 et but the republicans secure a major very little effort would have changed the result. The Colonel, however, accepts his defeat with good grace, feeling sore only over the double-facedness of pretended White, culvert on Pine street 7 50 ernor in Massachusetts is the greatest democratic name being odiou.s js balderdash. When that rtuty can carry puritanical Massachusetts, it will not be hard toy xe people of Kansas to accept it. And when the democracy does organize in Kansas the people of this Jsiato need have no fears of such i Graen have lust received a A Moulton, expease impounding 5 1 eurpTie of the day. friends in the 4th ward.

John Malone, culvert Crawford 33 48 ity in the assembly. South Carolina elects Chamberlin, republican, by about majority. From official returns eo far received .1 quanti ty of fanry goods for the holi Geo Goodlander repairing Main st, Since the election there hasasentimen Mr. IX Prater, the jeweler, wijl occupy days. They are Go and praise.

In witness whereof, I hayo herewith set "my'hand and caused tho-seal of the United States to be affixed done at the city of Washington, the twenty-seventh day "of October, in the vear 1874, and of the Independence of the United States the ninety eighth. U.S.Grant. Hamilton Fisii, secretary of state. exhibited itself which shows the high esti a portion of the new opera building. Mr, ,144 75 Crocker, sundries for 3 80 CF Drake, 7 46 see them.

the democ rats claim the election of P. is not much of a politician, but he can tell you all abput a watch. Rubicam Dilworth, stove, for mation in which Col. McKinnie is held by the publio, and we are sure that if a new election were to be held to-morrow that this gentleman could be elected over any Hats and Caps, go to Council room 18 55 For your stylish Norton's. A Blakely.

hauling macadam, 34 tf their entire congressional ticket in Arkansas. -v In Alabama the democrats have gained largely. The legislature for street crossings 64 65 man In Bourbon county. Grau chemicals for hre engine 35 45 Dogs are being poisoned by some unknown persons. One gentleman Lawhead having beat Lord in the raco for Superintendent of Publio Instruction by such a large majority, thinks next timo he can beat the devil.

Bigerty, hauling material from stands 60 democrats to 40 republi Children's Wool liose octs a pair, well 10 70 Li Thomas, special 50 00 and Corsets 20cts a piece at tha Cheap Goodlander washstand for Store, opposite the Post Office, cans. In Minnesota the republicans claim the legislature by 18 majority on joint has had a valuable dog put out of the way, and offers $50 for information that will lead to the discovery of the Council room 3 00 A Blakely, hauling rubbish. 29 25 ballot, which is about the same politi rascal who committed the deed. Exline, work on street 30 75 Now is the time, when election Jare drawing nigh and prices are running 1 Jones, hauling material irom There Wan a Spider on His Heart Old Mr. Callamore is very deaf.

Tho other Sunday, in the midst of the services, Mr. Hoff, who sits immedi-' ately behind Mr. Callamore, saw a. spider traveling over the latter's bald head. His first impulse was to nudgo him and tell him all about it, but to remembered that Mr.

Callamore was deaf, so he lifted up his hand and brushed tho Bpider off. Hoff didn't aim quite high enough, and consequently, in his nervousness, he hit old Mr. Callamore ouite a severe blow. low, to buy your Dry Goods and Boot M. McEvoy who has been with well 9 50 A Welch, grubbing Barbee 6 50 Robens, coal for city 17 10 and Shoes.

A "Gottlieb's" is the C. F. Drake in the hardware business Mcuomas Me.K.eis:han. attorney He cannot be beat on prices for five years, severed his connection cal complexion as last year. In Michigan, Bagley republican for governor, has a small majority.

The Courier-Journal's returns show the election of a full democratic delegation from Kentuekjv The democrats carry Lousiana by increased majorities. The legislature fees in suit of Coa verse vs. 00 The petition of A. C. Davidson was Seeinq is believing.

Call and look over his stock, which is now. full and com There was a runaway down Wall street yesterday, and a very narrow escape by a little child. The child had just crossed the street and was standing on the sidewalk. If it had been crossing the road at the time the team arrived on the spot, think of the terrible and inevitable catastrophe. Mr.

Amos Carter, is now in charge of the business of the late A. W. Chase. The establishment Is under the control of Mrs. Chase, administratrix.

The meat shop will be disposed of, and the grocery conducted as heretofore at the old location opposite the postofflce. read, and on motion of Mr. Havnes with that establishment yesterday. He goes to Godfrey to engage with Mr. Lewis Albright in the coal trade.

Success to you, Mikei nlete. he having returned from the the Engineer was instructed to adver eastern markets where he took ad van tise 10 days for bids and let to the low tage of the low prices, and is sellin est bidder the grading of Wall street stands 23 democrats to republicans. The democratic majority for governor accordiusrlv. A large and attractive south ol Davidson Upera Jtiouse ana Prints have been reduced to 7cts a yard at Walrath's. stock of Furs, which were bought the alley west of the same, the ma oiock-heads as Cusey being nominated for important positions, TUB LAST qUA How Reid Feels During the Trial.

To-night settles the matter of eating SO quails in 30 consecutive days. To the mass of the people, this appears an easy thing to aeeomplish-many, perhaps, desiring an opportunity similar to that offered Mr. Reid. In order to satisfy the curiosity of the public, the Sentinel reporter visited Mr. Reid at hi3 store on Scott avenue, to learn if there was anything difficult or strange in this apparently simple undertaking.

Mr. Re informed the reporter that the accomplishment of the feat has been a difficult one. When about half through he began to lose his relish for the quail. At the eighteenth the meat was insipid; and since that time the breast of quail has been as tasteless as wood, and almost as difficult to digest. Mr.

Ried says he believes that almost any man, with good digestive organs, who will not allow bis mind to overcome him, can accomplish the task, but believes he could make some men vomit during a trial, by simply holding before them a quail feather. It Is said that within the last few days small pin feathers have made their appearance under the arms and upon portions of Mr. Reid's that often during conversation, a whistling sound similar to "bob white," escapes from his throat. The extreme modesty of the reporter forbade him questioning Mr. Reid upon this point, and of course we will not vouch for the truth of this statement.

To-night at eight o'clock, at Henry's restaurant, the last quail will be disposed of, accompanied by numerous dishes oi oysters, by way of settlement of wagers. The presentation of the gold toothpiek will occur, when toasts, and-so-forth will lie in order. will be about 45,000. In Pennsylvania the democratic state ticket is prettty certainly elect the manufacturers, and will be sold very terials to be nut on Crawford street low. Call and see No.

10 Main culvert. ed. Gen. McLandless is undoubtedly street. tf On motion of Mr.

Ware, the Engi neer was instructed to have the curb defeated. Judge Olmstead, republican I have this day sold my entire stock of furniture at No. 7 Market street to J. P. Ryan who will carry on the business at the old stand.

E. M. Weatherwax. Fort Scott, 24, 1874. 4t The editor of the Monitor is crowing ing and gutter repaired in front of the over the fact that Osborn ran a little Osborn carried Leavenworth county by about fifteen hundred majority, while Cobb was defeated in his own county by a Email majority.

When a man is repudiated at his home, he does not deserve the support of the people abroad. Opera House; also, that the Gas Co. be KT-iiTrl l-ia itt fl-iia nn f. 1 candidate for lieutenant-governor, leads his ticket and may possibly be elected. The senate will stand, twenty-eight republicans to twenty-two democrats, but the house will have The old gentleman turned a round in a rage to see who dared to take such liberty with him, and Mr.

Hoff began to explain, with gestures, the cause of the occurance. But Callamore, in a loud voice, demanded what it meant. It was very painful to Hoff. The eves of the congregation were upon hjir, and he grew red in the face: "There was a spider on your head." "A white place on my head, hey S'posen there is, what's that to you said Callamore; "you'll know what it is to bo bald-headed yourself some day." "It was a spider," shrieked Hoff, while tho congregation smiled and the perspiration began to roll off his face. "Certainly it's wider," said Callamore," "and got more in it than yours.

But' let it alone do you mind You may; let my head alone in church." "Mr. Callamore," shrieked Hoff, "there was a bug on your head and I brushed hmi off this way," and Hoff made another gesture at Callamofe's head. The" oldr; man thought he was going to him then and there, and hurling a Well, if he did, it was because of such instructed to place a lamp-post on the southwest corner of the Opera House Makes Groceries a specialty. Has a from ten to twelve democratic majority, making the legislature democratic truly loyal republicans as the editor of that paper casting their votes for the temperance candidate. Such loyalty to party should be rewarded with a government appointment.

large stock Staple and Fancy Groceries, anything, you may want in hi? on joint ballot, and securing to the democrats a United States senator in line. Sells very Cheap, and can meet your desires to a T. 36-lm The Monitor said yesterday that locals were scarce; that there had not been even a dog fight. We are compelled to correct the erroneous impression, by saying that there was a dog fight in' front of the 'Wilder, which caused considerable excitement. the place of Scott, republican.

The republicans claim the legislature in Minnesota by 18 majority on T( i 3 WThen in Scott. go to Walrath'f joint ballot, which is about the same Cheap Store and get-your prints for 7 cts, and Lonsdale forllcts. political complexion as last year. -New York state has elected Samuel hymn book at siezed the Kneel- ing stool on the floor of the pew, wa J. Tilden, democrat, and the rest of about to bang Mr.

Hoff, when the sex- Dicknian's apartments in the Davidson Opera House are about completed. The appearance of the general finish is excellent. Mr. Dickman will occupy in a few days. The Bank apartments will be completed and occupied inside of thirty days.

the democratic ticket. In Illinois the republican state ticket is elected by a decreased majority. Wisconsin. Returns now in, leave little doubt but that the delegation to ton lnteterea. An explanation on the fly-leaf of the hymn book, whereupon Mr.

Callamore apologized in a boisterous voice, and resumed his seat. Then the services proceeded. They think of asking Mr. Callamoie! to worship elsewhere. Danbury The Engineer was instructed to examine the curbing and gutter in front of C.

F. Drake's, and have the same repaired if necessar.y. The request of Messrs Ritchie and Williamson for permission to erect platform scales on Main street was, on motion, granted, and is to be done under the supervision of the Engineer. A petition to haye the Police Court fine against. Mr.

O.J. Beymer remitted was read, and. on motion of Mr.Haynes the Mayor was authorized to remit said fine. On motion of Mr. Ware, an appropriation of $50 was made towards paying for digging a well on Wall street; said well to be 6 feet in the clear and 21 feet deep, or to be dug to the satisfaction of the councilmen of the Third Ward.

The amount is not to be paid until the well is completed. On motion of Mr. Ware, the ordinance impounding hogs is suspended until May 1875. On motion Of Mr. Coutant, the Engineer was instructed to advertise for bids to build a box culvert on Main street, between Chestnut and Orange streets.

On motion of Mr. Haynes, the fire warden was instructed to fix fire-place and windows in the Champion Engine house, and have a piece of 2x4 nailed congress stands six republicans to two democrats. The republicans have If you want Boots and Shoes that will wear, go to J. M. Ferguson's Green Front, on Main street, all goods are as represented.

If you want the best calf shoes, for ladies and misses that can be found in tbe city, call at Ferguson's. His full stock has arrived, and you can be suited in both quality and price, No shabby goods. The Pioneer man says that Binford's najority in Scott' township was secured by bogus tickets, many of which voted before the fact was discovered all of which does not speak well the intelligence of the reform voters. But such is not the case. It was the influence of a dozen or more leading reform citizens that gave Bin-ford his grand victory in that township.

Business must have been lively on election day, judging: from the number of persons in The streets were full'the 'galleries were full, the hotels were full, the stores. were full, and several prominent politician were full. We understand that two new buildings are to be erected on Market street. One by II. S.

Hawley, and the other by W.T. Miller. They join each other, and will be erected tan the vacant lot next to Chapman, Westervelt fe Co's. It is reported that the, Merchants National Bank is to occupy one, and Messrs. Chapman, Westervelt the other.

about 6,000 majority in the state on the vote for congressman. Both houses of the legislature are republican by a majority on joint ballot of about Ancient People of Colorado. Tradition has it that once in tha. centuries gone by there lived a peo. A petition is being circulated among the citizens of this city asking the council to purchase a fire alarm bell.

As our fire department is efficient there ought by all means to be an alarm bell by which the members of the department could be summoned THE RESULT IX NEOSHO COIWTY. Men's Kip Plow Shoes 90cts at the closing out sale of Boots and Shoes at Special to Border Osage Mission, Nov. 5, '74. We even yet have not full returns from FVXKIX PI. RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO VZZEU Punkin pi iz the sass ov Nu England.

They are vittles and drink, they are joy ou the haflshell, they are glory enuflf for one day, and are good kold or warmed up. I would like to be a boy again, just for sixty minnetts, and eat myself phull ov the blessed old mixtur. Enny man who dont luv punkin pi, wants watching cluss, for he means to do somethin mean the fust good chance he kan git. Giv me all the punkin pi i could eat, when I waz a boy, and i did n't kare whether Sunday-ekool kept that day or not. And now that I have grown up to manhood, and have run for the legislature once, and only got beat 856 votes, and am thoroly marrid, tbare aint nothing i hanker for wuss, and kan bury quicker, than two-thirds of a good old-fashioned punkin pi, an inch and a balfFthik, and well smelt up, with ginger and nutmeg.

Punkin pi iz the oldest Amerikan beverage i kno ov, and ought to go down to posterity with the trade mark ov our grandmothers on it; but I am afrade it wont, for it iz tuff even now to find one that tastes in the mouth at all az they did forty years ago. J. B. Walrath's Cheap Store. our county, but give you approximate ma- That persimmon tree in front of B.

P. McDonald's residence is the center of attraction for the youth of the city. Although 'tis said that "the longest The Feturns from this district orities, as follows tuii 125 thus far received, give aggregate majorities for Goodin of against 17o pole knocks the persimmons," the ft 1 1 1 A Simons. State (senator, Kep lib 1,037 for Cobb. This leaves Mont don wait to Knock them, but loys Stauber, Representative 45th Dist.

Rep. 75 Gibson, Representative 46tli Dist. 150 ably high state of civilization tho loyal Aztecs. Cortez came, the Mon-; tezuma called, their religion and their, government were in peril, and, leav-. ing home and comfort and country, these true lieges of a sovereign whose throne rested on the centuries, went down to the City of Mexico to fight for their traditions and flag and faith fought andlost and died.

Certain it is, that a little south of this immedi ate spot in Pueblo county, there are traces of a civilization and of eubstan-. tial opulence, of which the very tradition has passed away here, and which is neither Spanish nor Indian. Certain it is, that while the Indian, aweid by the visable manifestations pi the hand of God, came here to worship on state occasions, they did not use it as one of their permanent hunting-grounds or winter abodes. For centuries it seems hardly to haye known- t.ViA frAif man n.s n. rlwellr: and nOW gomery, Cherokee Allen, Wilson anc like the bear after chestnuts, mount the tree and "gather them in." Linn to hear from, which will prob County officers about equally divided be tween republicans and "reformers-" ably not change the.

bo ve result. down for the fire engine to back against. The appropriation ordinance was passed. Ayes Coutant, Davidson, Durkee, Haynes and Ware. On motion, adjourned.

M. Crocker, Look at the astonishing low prices that Walrath is selling goods for. He beats the world. FROM CltAWFOltO OFIVTY. ISpecial to the Sen(tmel-J iijaiip, Nov.

5, 1874. The following is th3 result in this In Kansas, Missouri and Iowa the reformers, or tadpoles, have been un mercifully whipped. Wherever the Republicans have been defeated it has been by the "dead And yet Uzzel rejoices. county: French statistics show that then Last year the "reform" party carried Bourbon county by an average majority of four hundred. This year the republicans carry the Last year the "reformers" carried Kansas by about three thousand majority.

This year the republicans have from ten to fifteen thousand, majority. All of which goes to prove that the "reform" party is growing with great rapidity Let it grow. Goodin's majority, 250; Davis, Sena are cities of fifteen thousand inhabi tor, 81; -Scott, County Attorney, 110; tants in that country without a physi Brown, Representative, 191; Georgia, cian, he same figures also inaicat Young gent surrounded by a bevy of pretty girls: "Do you see this sheet of paper?" "Yes," replies one of the young ladies. "Well. I will Dlace it on the floor, so: now, that "the per centum of mortality lightest where there arc fewest Superintendent of Schools, 5 to 12; Wood, district clerk, 403; Perkins, district judge, 390 Pomeroy, representative 39th district, defeated by 21 I will wager a box of new gloves not one of you can stand on it." Oneot tnem -piaces both tiny feet upon the paper, and brushing at a flash, it is open to all the world, and the silence of ages is broken by all the confused orchestra of modern life, the scream of the locomotive the busy hum of industries, the whirl of the sounds of the gong and revelry, the crack of the rifle, tho voice of prayer and praise, the music of children's voices, and the quiet-rhythm of.happy homes Phrenological Journal.

her skirts aside, in roof of the Tact ex The flagging for the walk in front of the new opera hcuse, now being dressed under tber direction of Mr. H. Curns, are in accord with the magnificent edifice-' which overshadows them. The demeanor of McCleverty since his defeat by Binford, presents an appearance something similar to the pious and sorely perplexed old German, who exclaimed "I vouli achust like to say py tarn a coople of times." claims "there!" "Are vouon it?" asks votes; Ping, Probate Judge, 150 entire, reform ticket elected ex the vouner man. "Yes.

I am." laughs the- outping lips; "if you please, I'll take the wa- cept one representative and judge of A consignment of eggs was lately received in Baljmore from Ohio, and in one of the found a chicken, hatched since theeggs were packed for market. Several other eggs showed signs of animation, and on being deposited in a basket near a kitchen fire each produced a living chicken. srer sixes, livou mease." Atcnison iai- The political canvass which has just ended hac been, in some respects, a bitter one." Some unpleasant things have occurred which should be personalities which have been indulged in by leading reformers in this representative district, were uncalled for and shameful in the extreme, and no man depreeates the fact more than Mr. Hulett, the successful candidate, whom we are pleased to state, has acted in every way as becomes a gentleman of honor. Mr.

Webb, although defeated, has made friends by his honorable deportment, and can bear his defeat with the consciousness that he" has not lowered himself or been guilty of any act which would cause his neighbors to esteem or respect him less. riot. Gen. Sherman has sold his residence. Best Calicos 7cts, Lonsdale Bleached probate.

M. A. W. The liberal stand taken by the democracy of the country on the liquor question is doing more to give it popularity and success than all the other causes combined. A very largo per cent.

voting popu on strfiftt. Washington, to ex-mayor' Muslin Cotton Flannel 9cts, Best Sheeting lOcts, at Walrath's Cheap THE HOWE EIXC MACIIIVt We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the celebrated Howe Sewins Machine. It is scarcely worth Store, down on Wall Street, opposite the Post Office. Emory. Prior to his election fc tho: Presidency, this was the home of Gen.

Grant, the gift of New York. friend. Subsequently it was purchased of the? President, by the friends of Get. Slier-. man nnA rvrefiftTit.fid to" hint ifl lation in all our large cities is made up cf citizens of foreign birtb, whose customs About a dozen Indians, dressed in all the gawiy and tinseled apparel usually worn by tbe red man of the forest, passed down Wall street this afternoon.

No one knew from whence they came or whither they went. Phillips and Brown, Republicans are elected to congress from the first and third districts in this state. and inclinations are opposed to any and everything that has a tendency to inter Now that the Democracy have got Massachusetts we will hear less cursing 1 Firm and a Fresh Arrival. Messrs. Chapman, Westervelt have commenced with a lively business at their new location.

Their first invoice of dry goods and boots and shoes arrived yesterday, and are opened for the inspection of the public We mean exactly what we say, when we state that the new stock of boots And shoes is direct from theman-nfacturers, and can be sold at lowest possible prices. Call and see. 42-2t Mortuary Tbe following is a list of interments In evergreen cemetery during the month of October Mollie Willey, aged 28 years, consumption-; Jane Coy, aged 11 months, brain fever; infant child of James Patten, summer complaint; Infant child of W. C- J- congestion of stomach and lungs- Mary Louise Vice-President John C. Breckinridge fere with the free use or sale of.

alcoholic of the puritans. Massachusetts going Democratic and South Carolina Rep beverages. The republicans in. many communities and in several states have taken ublican a strange freak of the time. If Judge Goodin was elected as a democrat.

He has ahvaj-s been such, and a decided stand against the liquor traffic. Daniel Webster and John C. Cal throughout the campaign refused to go This sentiment has been growing steadily and with such rapidity in the republican ranks that the foreign element has become who, with Senators Douglas ancf JCic, Jbuilt the block. iii A barber on the Rhine has recently celebrated his sixtieth year of service-with the razor. He had during that time shaved 200,012 persons, and earned 3,800 thalers, from which it may be easily computed that the average price of a shave in Germany for th past sixty years ha been less thana one cent.

Is the world coming to an end? Massachusetts is now Democratic, and South Carolina is in the hands of the Republicans. temporal baek on hie record. This is' proof positive that in Kansas, as elsewhere, the democratic; party is in more favor alarmed at it It is now ready to go into nnv rmrtv that will favor tolerance and houn should get the returns in the spirit land, what must they think? Will some seance make a report on the subject. Journal of Commerce. St.

Louis Spun a bunch at the Cheap Store. while to mention tbe advantages it possesses over the many inferior machines in the market, which are palmed off on an unsuspecting public by shrewd and dishonest agents. Every family which possesses a Howe Machine will bear testimony in behalf of its superiority, and wilj have no other. When we affirm this we believe we know whereof we speak. II.

W. Pond, the energetic manager of the Howe in Fort Scott, is meeting with unbounded success. Besides the large number of canvassers in this and surrounding counties, who are selling a large number, the office of the comp'y is thronged with visitors to purchase and watch the operations of this excellent machine. If any of our numerous friends iu the country desire a sewing machine it will pay to call at the bras eh ofSce, next door above tbV'postcCtae. The terras of purchase are Eacst nMtzZlt, Don't foil lea.

SStfT' There beins a well-guarded and with the people than this bogus re studied absence of all "prohibitory" prin form movement And had a good intelligent democrat, like Tom Fenlon ciples from the platforms of the democrats throughout the country, their party is nat The Democrats at the recent elections gained eight United States Senators and ninety-one congressmen. urally meeting with favor at the hands of of CL W- been nominated for eoverner on a square democrat the foreign-born population. It was the li ic TatfoTin. "im would have' walked cense plank in the democratic platform of to Postmaster M. Koupernik, a distinguished Russia advocate, was recently engaged in the defense of several murderers, but was so horrified by the details of the crime, that, when called upon to plead, over the track any difficulty Ohio that gave that party its success in that We are; indebted Campbell for favors, Abbey, intermittent fever Florin tHtkroao, ged 14 months, brain fflej Charlie C.

Young, aged 2 years 4 months, diptheria; A. W. Chase, ge4 23 Yfrs, typhoid fever J. R. Eatekin.

aged 11 mouths, epinal dis- state last month, while the prohibitory ten' Detroit Piee Prc: "The raoui man fctops before the blind crgan grinder, drops a bad cent into the i a box, andaccepts the 'Lord blots j-ou'just raeeklv, as the man thr.t jriv-s ball" a pency of the repablican was the cause of that party's The is Rince Rnt.lop'a ripfoat. what will he gave his clients up and paid, "Let1 justice be done." Pomeroy do His occupation's gone true of other states..