The Head-light from Thayer, Kansas • 6

TISAYISR. The number of intelligent citizens Wanted. Fifty thousand bushels Take Notice. The celebrated. eml present, extended to-, all a hearty "Cedar Mills" flour for sale at the Southwestern greeting, and hailing with high sat of Wheat, at the Star Grocery, for which the highest market price will be paid in cash.

Star Grocery. TIUYKR, AUGUST 3, 1872. isfaction this evidence that the so-cietie's labors will be appreciated as Cheap Fare A. chance is now offered by the L. G.

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K. Duffie Ilarts- i Vi 1r 1 TTrt a public benefit, encouraging all to AX- to all those who want a ride to In norm1, vui. vyuuy, v. ji. zen Esq, and J.

W. Forrest C. alb forward towards the mark of dependence and back for half price, esterivr W1 "Ul uiou of the Memphis and Northw to enjoy themselves. Thet cause is Mr Skeels referred to the pursuit IXXIALEWS. Choice, ripe eating apples at the Star Grocery, Payne saj-s' that notwithstanding Sluumlay was a warm day, business was rushing.

Railway Company, started yester an. exciting Greeley meeting, to be of Horticulture as a benefit pecuni held at Independence to-day, the od arily, to its hygienic tendencies, its day for the scene of active operations on their road in Cherokee County. J. R. Brant, ot Urbana, deputy sj-mpathetic refining and elevating of August.

If any Grant man wants to 0 he can ride at the same Offices at influence, the real pleasure there is i I t.M Exterprisiko Many of our farm sheriff of Neosho county, called on price, ana ticicets are gouu umu a in the cultivation of fruit and flow ers are buying up stock hogs, to feed us this week paid us for a piece of THAYEE, KABV reasonably patriotic Democrat can get duly sober. this (all and winter. This is verj job work, subscribed for Head Light ers, using them as the most beautiful illustrations of life, as God's richest temporal blessing to man, stimu and encouraged us by saying, he Watermelons Are very abun sensible, as wo feel convinced that until the Memphis Northwestern AND dant, selling as low as five cents lating all to new and persistent ef hoped we would come out first best if we deserved it. Thank you railroad is built, is going to be forts to redeem the thousands from very low, and this fall we predict Mr. Brunt, we will take the hint and INDEPE NDENCE.

it will sell as low as eight cents per try to deserve success. the state of semi-barbarism in which they labor to the noble light of the cultivation of fruit, tho adorning of piece. The boys in the IIad Light office offer a special prize for a chance to inspect the biggest one raised in Southern Kansas this season. No comrjunieation on this subject returned. bushel.

Beware Settlers. We stand Judge Parsons has gone to The finest teas ever brought to homes, and the training of flowers, comparing, tree planters, and flor England again to try to borrow Thayer can now be found at the ists, to painters of living landscapes, more money for the M. K. T. Star Grocery.

Returned. George Cornish, once more returned to Thayer. land dotting the bald prairies with R. Co. Twelve millions is the mod COAL FOR SALE Sxake.

in Bed. Henry Ulrichliv- perenial verdure. est sum now demanded. To secure He has been engaged at Carthage, in the transportation business. this to be paid to the foreign bond holder of this road, the Settlers' land le comes back to his first love de is to be further encumbered thus- By the wafron or carload, at tbc Mines, or anywhere on the Hue of the termined to live in the upper story even admitting the E.

E. Co. own of morality and conduct hereafter. On motion of Mr. Norris, it was carried that the proprietors of the different county papers be requested to publish the proceedings of the meeting, and also the address of the President.

It was decided by the society to hold the next meeting at the Neosho County Geographical Centre School about two miles North of on waking up ono morning last week, found a large spotted snake under his pillow where it had crawled in the night to enjoy the warmth of Mr. Ulrich's body. It was of the harmless kind but nevertheless very unpleasant. Go to the Star Grocery and ex Success to you may you the land they can never make a clear title to this land until this im L. fc GL JX.

JR. ive long and prosper. mense debt is all paid off. Credit Where Credit is Due. Harris Sax.

We dropped into the Mammoth Store last Thursday Our lumber dealers, McClure afternoon to make a business call at House, Centervillo townsh'p, on the amine the finest stock of sugars and and Bradford McCoy are selling lum i coffees in town. a time when we supposed this firn were at leisure. We were mistaken ber so cheap that many parties last Saturday in- August at one o'clock p. m. Want of space compels us to omit are coming a distance of fifteen or all hands (and the cook if they had Loafers.

We dropped into the Police Court of Judge Ilinman, and twenty miles to buy. This is owing had one) were as busy as could be TIic Celebrated Thayer RED apd BLACK DIAMOND 31. E. BALDAVIX, President. Correspondence must be to the constitution and by-laws.

The in a great measure to the fact that and had been all day we were in the L. L. G. E. E.

company are President's address will appear next week. formed. This, in connection with there found six stalwart, able-bodied men, all engaged in the laborious task waiting, like Wilkins Mipawber, for something to turn up. Kansas is enabled to carry lumber' at a much the commencement of work on the ess rate than the M. K.

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R. is certainly indicative of more prosperous times in seem able or willing to do: Our no place for loafers. E. E. DAYENPOET, umber men are the most enterpris Thaver.

Very Wrong. One of our citizens 52-tf Thayer, Kas. ing to be found anywhere, and we are glad to see them doing a good Work to be Commenced. We are who has always stood high in the FOR SAIiE OK RMT. OBITUARY.

STALL. In Thayer, Xcosho county, Kansas, July 24, 1872, of paralysis, Julia Ann Stall, consort ot Daviii Stall, aged 68 years, 4 months and VI days. She was born in Franklin county, Pennsylvania, March 12, 1800. Her parents gave her a religious training, according to the usages of the Lutheran church. She was married to her now bereaved husband, in April, 1826.

In 1830 she professed saving faith in Christ, and united with the M. E. Church, 'in Am-il. 1834. she removed to Ohio.

Not liv estimation of our people has we business. informed that the Memphis North Proceedings ot the Neosho Count are sorry to say been acting in a violent' and very unpleasant man western Eailroad Company will commence work on the grading next Horticultural Society. Pursuant to call, quite. a respec ner during the past week. We do week near Columbus, in Cherokee table number of the citizens of the not give any names nor do wo intend to but we think he is doing him- county, and that the whole road county, among whom were number ing convenient a society of the church of her choice, she united with the U.

B. church, ed some of the most prominent, in f.elf, hii family and the community from the Missouri State Line to this of which she lived a consistent and faithlul city will soon be completed and the very great injustice by suspicions that arc groundless and giving way fluential and leading men ot the county, met at the Geographical member for upwards of thirty years. Baldwin House, In Senteinber, 1852, she removed to Noble cars running. We are exceedingly to violence and passion instead of Centre School House, Saturday af county. Indiana, and from there to Thayer, rejoiced at this and while we have Kansas, in September, 1870.

For two years ternoon, July 27th, 1872, for the listening to the voice of reason. nrevious to her death she was a great sutter no word of censure for those who purpose of organizing a County Bask Ball Challenge The "Fear cr, receiving frequent shocks of the disease which tinallv terminated her pilgrimage in Horticultural Society, and Fruit- have been inclined to oppose the naught" Club will extend the stand rrr.nn'Cfa A i on House called this world, and for several days before she building of this road, we cannot help ing challenge to any club in the Uni- to order, J. AV. Crees occupying the died, was entirely unconscious. The writer throwing up our hat and shouting a States! They aro determined visited her three weeks before her departure, TO A at which time she expressed to him strong to be noticed, and are of the opinion loud thank you to the hosts of confidence in the Savior, and believed that chair, 1).

B. Skeels officiating as secretary pro. tern. Opportunity given, andinvitationextended to all to pass their names to the secretary friends who have aided to secure the these light afflictions would work out former that they win beat anything that "swings the ash" or "takes it on 'a far more exceeding and eternal weightof dory." She leaves a companion and six happy result the fly." They play a match game for mmnhershin. Many" availed to-day, the first nine" against the themselves of the opportunity, and children to mourn her departure.

Their loss is her infinite gain. Her funeral sermon was preached by the writer July 25th, 1872, Fine Farm. A few days ago we accepted the invitation of Mr. G. N.

Responsible Party Only, field. Everybody is invited. No joined. from Philipians, 1.21. V.

M. Ukwby. The following persons were duly Odell to visit his farm, a few miles southeast of Thayer. After a very elected officers for the ensuing term; Tall Corn. A commendable ri refreshing drive with a rig from the excellent stable of Sharp Parish, President, D.

B. Skeels, P. O. ad dress, Galesburg. val'ry exists among the residents of the various rich agricultural regions we found ourselves, wife and little Corn Wanted, in exchange, for Goods, at Payne's.

SCHOOL BONDS, Ninety cents, cash, paid by. Vice President, Louis A. Eeese, Any other class renters will be Und P. O. address, Ladore.

Secretary, L. A. Doane, P. O. ad dress, Galesburg.

Pierce Mitchell, Bankers, 60-tf Osage' Mission, Kas. Assistant Secretary, J. Eeed, P. ones, on one of the handsomest spots it has been eur good fortune to be placed in this excellent and beautiful country. Two other visitors with our worthy host and his estimablo wife and daughter were attempting to dispose of the fried chicken, Peaches and cream, and we discov 0.

address, Galesburg. Treasurer, M. C. Gouch. THAYER.

round about Thayer. But why go away from home when right at our very doors or at least at the door ot the post-office may be seen corn growing ton feet and six inches high, and still on the rise. Kemem-bur this isonly sod corn, and has never been worked. once, and has grown five inches in less than twenty-four hours. The postmaster says there is room enough for six ears, and they will belong enough.

for at least one bushel of corn. D. B. Skeels, L. A.

Doane, J. 50,000 Itushels of Barnes, were duly elected to serve as an Executive Board. ered a look of relief on the visitors Wheat Wanted, Tim Chairman appointed L. A. "Pass by on the Other Shi faces on our arrival.

AVe enjoyed a J. A Doane. J. Eecd, and D. B.

Skeels, as a committee, to take action on con 4 the Star Grocery, in Thayer, for which good square meal such as ono con tho liiolicst. market, IN CASH. fined to the Baldwin House for many will be pai3. jy27 tf jMi.KK5'UiLi eit aiu. weeks and months would fully ap preciate.

A fter supper we had a cool drink Ad 1 have had all I want of that kind. The house is well furnished, and has been thoroughly renovated. For further information apply to (Jen. Joseph Darr. (late- Provost Marshal at Wheeling.

West Virginia,) OheiTyvalc, Kansas, or atthe hotel. from an excellent spring or well stitution and by-laws presented by D. B. Skeels. On motion of L.

A. Doane, it was carried, that the question of small fruits' be discussed at the next monthly meeting. -The peach was also added, by request of D. B. Skeels.

near tho door, a view of tho lino of Business. Austin Carver had a drove of horses, colts, in our city last week. They were taking them, to the north, to sell and Charles Nillsohn, a lineal descendant of tho great' cantatrice and Pocahontas, offered to trade a family heir-loom, in the' shape of a nilver watch, supposed by the knowing to have been carried by S. 8 II IFF EU (Successor to Zeaas Bates,) Confeetionery Bakery. ICE CREAI Always on hand.

the M. N. R. and one of the finest gardens we ever saw and five thousand poach trees, some of them The chairman appointed E. But hanging ladened with luscious full OTTAWA NURSERY 200,000 Trees, The finest ever grown'-in Kansas.

We wilt sell direct to the Farmers at Wholesale Prices. Get up Clubs, arid send to for Trees, at the following prices ripe peaches. AVe didn't want to be "a boy again" we were only too glad wc had been beguiled into coming CAKES, BREAD riES ler, E. Meake, and D. B.

Skeels, as a committee to examine the floral decorations of the Hall. Addresses of the President sub Christopher, Columbus in his last but Charlie. Carver said his ALWAYS FRE31I. were not "-time', horpesrwero not letHorticulture, touching briefly fitted, for. Uie.on the turfajid in upon some of its important branches, into Southern Kansas.

Eev. Richmond 'from Ohio, who was ono of the party, said "I intended writing back to the folks at homo what a lovely, matchless country this is; fuct.he cou.ld li.aye had a barrel of expressing gratitude for the kind 'watches if ho was willing to take fxK) No. 1 Apple Trees. 4 to Gi feet, well headed and smooth 1,000 do. do 80.CK Alec, a peneral Nursery Mock.

Correspondence WILLIAMS DOUGLASS, vt3toetl5 Ottawa, Kan. ness of District No. -in extending them Austin used to live in Thar Best 'Brands of Tobacco and Cigars. jy27 (hn to tho Society the use of their beau but, I must wait till I go back, I or, and many friends were glad to tiful and commodious school house. cannot write and do it take Jiim by tljc.