The Western Herald from Girard, Kansas • 3

TILE IIEIiAXD. Mrs. E. Saxon of New Orleans, 1 1 Card of We desire to return ottrsjueere thanks to our ma friends and neighbor for their kindness and sympathy in ouriate Some of the farmers have commenced planting corn. Couucil will meet next Friday evu-ing.

A lull attendance is requested. Anothf.r erribie rpo-id- aecidtntr happened on le Boston Provide nca iirt-ad, near Huston, the train far i-i through the bridge. itirr.b'-r of killed ani wounded amounts tt 114. John Kelly's Ladies and Misses fine shoes, at the New York Sto' e. A farm for sale 1 1-2 miles-south of town cheap if sold soon S.

Duktee. Johnson Johnson will occupy the room vacated, by Veatch Bros. It will be used by them as a grocery. The Raymond Officer Hardware Co. are agents for the White Sewing Machine.

I If you want to Q. Bell's oriees on lumber. Otf. Cheaper money at E. Arnold's than any place in town.

Co and see him. I Snow Flake Flour is tbe best in the 5 city for the money. Try it and be convinced. l'Jtf. I Boys suits for three doilars, at M.

Liepman Bro. 120 acres of one-half mile from the city of Hopler for sale trade by I A. 1. Dillon. 2utf i City Belle Flour can not be, beat and Lumber cheaper than ever, at J.

Bell's yard. '6tf. Money at 8 per cent, straight, on farms. Ping Gutskill. Geo.

Howard can make you loans on city property at reasonable rates Business suits for men for live dollars, at Liepmans'. Leave orders at McNaught Sprenger's for all tho lead mg periodicals and papers of the day. tf Horse :s.sd jack bills printed on short, notice and at reasonable prices, at this oflice. Ayer's S-avsapanlla is just what yon want for a spring medicine- -superior to all others. We now represent Jarvis Mortgage Trust Company, and are readv to make city and farm loans nt low rates.

Ping Gaitskill. Your attention is called to our school books, blank books, slates, scratch books, school satchels, ink, pens, nencils, school supplies, etc. The are strictly first class, and at less price then cheap goods. 9tf. A.

E. Fkaziek. t.i a oouLjii riici uy uinu anu and possesses all the fire and enthusiasm of all that section--of frtr eonn'ry. Always ehxinent. She never permits her absorbing interest in her subject to carry her beyond tho bounds of good taste.

Mrs. Saxon has said: -'I think Kansua htwcmise to eeolee is tne tact 01 he.tnjr tne banner Kale toeiretnu- 1 1 et L. 1 a I I Mii-ipm suiirnsr (unci hiiiicq burw, Bfiu enforce i.roLdnnon as successful as j.hn 1 have loiir declared that my lot should be east, and my home to be made forever the first Ktatc that -rave prohibition. an suffrage to tbe iixtnon to helo enfort-e the I I ins purchaxert ma a -Iiome in its IjornVr. where I hope to see my children's children round in the winter of toy life, tljjtt is faft up preaching.

Mrs. Saxon will speak at the M. D. church on the t.ventngs of March Sfsih, and 211th Tickets for sale at Mrs. M.

L. Potter's at 25 cents, admitting both evfiiioirs Trunks and valices for less than cost, at M- Liepman Bro. I'or 8ale or Trade. A large team of horses, wagon and harness; also a cow and caif. Apply at this office.

Cheap for cash. MrJ rSuefclea's Arnica Salve. The be.st Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever seres, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns antl all skin eiuptions, and positively cures Piles.or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cts.

per box. For SsJe bv T. Atkins. 2yl Ridgely Bros, have received I the agency for the celebrated Landreth garden Seeds. Gentlemen Examine our suitings and pants goods, and have a spring suit made to order i yery cheap, at Johnson Johnson.

32t6 Millet, grass and Flax seed, also white and yellow field corn, from the best seed firms tor tale at RIDGELY BROS. Girard. Money! 3Ioney! aioney! I can now furnish money on short notice on farm property at the low rate of 8 per cent straight or at 6 per cent and a small commission. Geo. E.

Howard. Mules for Sale. I have a span of good five year old mare mules, will work single or double. Inquire of W. II.

Merriweatheiyat Merri-weather Kidder's grocery, on the east side, 34tf. Public Meet'Bff. There will be a public meeting of the taxpayers ami patrons of the school in district No. 37, at the court house, Mm- day night, March 21st 1887, to consider the question of nroviding additional school buildings. By ORDER OF Board.

Davis Bittiee. Like a bar of beate i gold I in the summer sun; I am little, I know. But think 1 throw A stitch tLat will hold a ton. I send out no challenge bold, I blow no vaunting horn. But foolish is he, Who o'crlookcth me.

For he'll wish he'd never been born. Like the flowers of the field am I No rivals such beauties display. The ladies I charm. Aud with my Ail would-be rivals I siav. I'm loved by the fair ones that buy inc.

I'm modest, and quiet, and meek, But with half-time at play And half-time at work I clear thirty a week. Though you search theVvide over From East to West, I ween Nothing you'll To equal in kind. The New Davis Sewing Machine. GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF I 1 1 I i at; K.idg8iy I3rOS. 1 ne o.

Hiding ana loan association njale ()n Uvo shares 25 per liumt hlst Saturday evening.to PniiutP nm.rf i vj. mtaistratOF of the estate of Price, deceased inadp ueceasea, maue iibj. Aaa was discharged. rf- appointed executrix of the estate ot A J. Shea, deceased.

On March if.b, of Joseph II. Hardin, deceased. returrtU inventors of appraisers. 1. m.

Emerson, guardian, granted order for sale of real estate. On same day, Geo W. administrator cf the estate of A. U. Mosteller, deceased, roc- 'e final seuli mtnt of said estate.

Seltiement approved. BSLI01I335ESS Is an affection of tne Liver, and cr.r be thoroughly cured by that GraaJ. Regulator of the Uver and Biliary Orjjaus, SfaB035 UER REGULATOR MAKCFA.CTt;aED BY J. H. ZSZLOI CL, FhOafelpfcia, Pa.

I was afflicted forseverrl yours with disordered liver, which rvsulled iu a severe attack fit jaundice. 1 had a-i good medical uUciwtanee as our section who failed utterly to restore me to the enjoyment of Er guod health. I then tried tho livorlt? prescrijition of one of the most renowned physicians of Louisville, 1: to no purpose whereupon I was induced to try Simmun Liver Kenlator. I found immediate besefjt from its U-, and ic ultimately restored lue to the fuU enjov-mc-nt of health. A.

II. SHIRLEY. UichniGiid, Ky HEADACHE Proceeds from a Torpid Uver low purities of the Stomach. It can bu iu variably cured by taking SIMMONS IIVERREGIILATOR Let all who suffer remeinbcr that SICK AND NERVOUS HSAMCHES Can be prevent i by taking a doa si wm as tlieir mptems indicate the coming of an attack. TOTICE OF FINAL the st vte of kv-; i Crawiord couuty, ss In the Probate Court in and for said" comity, In the matter of the Estate of Joseph 11.

Hardin, deceased. Creditors and all other persons interested 1 1 I i uMiiucu i uai i faau appiy to me I'rooate Court, in nd for said county, sitting at the Court House, iu tiira rl. count of Crawford. State of Kansas, on the 4th of Iviareh, A. D-.

17. for a full and final' settlement of said j'-siaie. i- of the estate of Joseph fi. Hard in, y. March 4th, A.

1. 1SS7. D. K. Van Voast.

J. L. ll-j D. F. VAN VOAST A Dealers STO YES, AND ew Goods, New Prices, Repairing A Specialty.

West Side Square, Clrarcf BOOTS SHOES. 50 Kid Shoes for $2.00 3.00 2 50 4.00 Donsola Kid for 3.50 4.50 hand tarn Kid for $3.75 2 50, a calf shoe for 2.00 3.00, a calf for shoe for 2.5Q 4.00, Dongola Kid for 3 50 5.00, for 4.0O 6.0D. hand sewed, for 4.75 FOR 'CI Metered at thp Uirard litd -office us second-class mail matter. IIIUUSDAY, MARCH 17, ISS7. 1IKAKU DlttKCTtlliY.

"('. v. be placed iu this tJitectory fr two luicc per year, c-teb iudd- unco Secet Soe'etiee. C- iKARD 1A1UK. A.

1'. A. 51. communication, r-aturday on Kay uuunl, VV. L.

it. VV rijfhl, M'U. GIEARD LODUE. No. K.

of H. meetings on second mill fourth Wednesdays in enoli month. 1 I. 15. I'mg, L.

M. Emwrnon, itelJorUsr Churches. CI HS.I.--TI VN on Ozark. Avenue. l'K-at liiiiU every it v.

SI. nnrt jm A. v. travel-siwean', fUatvUav wcing. John Tout, L'llt'lICH, on Ave- Mint 7 SK Al Plliijay -vlmi'l uis.u.

V. "r.iTfi iiiecunji cvciim(. J. C'luss liiecia at, li in, olus 4 ui. i ounr mcit 'h-'Ih (jioiiiuir.

Chilureu'a TKIilAX CHURCH, on umnut i Preaching crci'V Sunday ut 11 A Jl M. Sunday ScLool ut a. h. ITuyei infecting, Thursday evening. John Currtr, rumor.

ttorney. JA MKSItllOWN, Attorney-at -Law, Real Es-tuts, Loan and I iisurarice Aunt Oltiee, over liunk ot tiirard. smith side square. HON VOSS, Attorney nnd Ooo-HKlior-ttt-I-RW Practice in nil State and federal Courts. Otlice west aide of square.

WKI.L3. Attornoyti-at-law, will practice in all the Courts and eniitinue to make collodions a speciality. Ollicc in Uio Raymond Oltiecr ltuihtinK. Abst acters of Title. C1 UANTilAM SATTERTIIWAITE Kansas, lire owners of the omv com-picte sot ot Abstract IJooks in Crawford oiinty Orders by mall will receive prompt attention.

W. A. LAKAKY, DENTIST, uses xf mutt-riiil Mini frnurau tQY'iSs4tet-s satisfaction. IVnnatieiitly a located, onicil over iikaici Drug Store, south side ot square. Physicians and Surgeons.

AF. Ht'NTOON, I) Oiflce and resi- donee on avenue two blocks Hint of the T. CARPENTER. M. Dentist.

Of-X' floe over First National Office Imun, a. m. to 12 and v. M. to 4 p.m.

LOCAL NEWS. Town lots for sale in Cirard, by A. I). Dillon. l-Uf.

(Jriorge r.ravps, who has so long serve.l as entneer on ilie (iirarl branuli will jvobabfy be transferred to the Iiuauuiont and Southern Kansas bramrli of the Frisco. The change is a pnmiotion, but must be permitted to filter a mild pint est against the transfer or a quiet citizen of ten ears stamlin like Mr. Graves. Jop u)i Herald. AV- V5vVVV coinolaint thousands suflering from Asthma, Coughs, etc.

Jid you ever try Ackor's English Kemedy? It is the best preparation known for all Lung Trouhles, sold on. a positive guarantee at 50c-A. K. Frazier, (iirard. 1 he piiur to get our precriptions Tilled and buy your dings, medicines, paints, oils, is at the old Phillip Drug Store, where you see the big wire ign.

We are going to do a strictly lirurr business and wt want your trade. We dou't intend tu. handle any liquors of any kind. If you want to buy drugs mediciiM- is the place. The stoic will be managed ny A.

A. Phillips, who is known to every persoti in Crawford county as the best druggist the count-. Come in ourseif and tell your friends to come. A. A.

Phillips. Agent. DkL'SK'-XXESS, OR UQfOK llABIT CAN1 be CruEi nv Administering Dr. Haines' Golden Specific. It can be given in a cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the per-aon taking it, effecting a speody and permanent cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or alcoholic wreck.

Thousands of drunkards have been made temperate men who have taken the Golden Spt cilic in then' coffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drinking of their own tree will. No harmful effect result from its administration. Cures guaranteed. Send for circular and full particulars. Address in confidence Golden Specific 181 Race Cincinnati, Ohio.

19yl Snort Sighted Men. The only men who are worth to a town or community are those who can forget their own selfish ends long enough and who are liberal enough in their own ideas to encourage every public and private enterprise who are ready with brain and purse to forward every project that is calculated to build up the town and enhance its importance. The enterprise and puch of a community in its infancy is the foundation of its permanent success. A town might as well prepare for its funer: 1 as to become indifferent to the industries and enterprises in its midst. Men who come to a town to make it their future home, who can't see far enough before them to see that money placed judiciously in a public enterprise of their own town will bear a hundred fold in the appreciation of their properly, arc not to be pitied.

They belong to a class who are ever' ready to take all they can of some one else's building and enterprise, but are not willing to do any thing themselves. It is the town with the most enterprising citizens in it which glows most rapidly. Topeka Capital. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies.

A marvel of purity, strength mid wholesomenes. More economical than the ordinary ktncl, and cannot be sold in competition with the rniil'tude of low test, short weight alum or iivphate nowders. Sold onlv in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDFR 100 Wall N.Y. 0m Troyal fllii r7W7rnirfro) an Vsm? UM Im hdUU affliction in tne loss of a loving witeutiu mother, and pray that th i watches over us and dot le Father who lot'llr all things well will reward you.

(J. IK. Hi.xt and Cktldkex. JLUtKlKD. ARXOTT II.VX5H AW-On March 10th.

by J. U. Osbtin, Onear N. Arnott and LorcnaJ. ILmshaw, both of Opolis.

KELSON FRY On March by C. O. Hawlcv. urobate. iudsre.

Charles IS i-Is on i I'ry, Loth of Sherman lowiibip. i iiuntinqtox smitii-oii March, kk Iiawiew. Jtiujte. AP-ll Huntington and Martha F. Smith, both of Pittsburg.

STRA ni.E SINCLAIR On March 10th bv Rev. X. K. Shimp. John Mrahle and Sinclair, both of McCune.

WELLS MAYS In Girard at the residence of the brides pi rents, on Thursday, March 10th, bv Kcv. Kennv II. Snnth. K. Wells and Miss DeiD Mays, bjth of Girard.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. 1). H. Mays, who is a weM known business man in this city, Columbus and Oswego, and the groom is the junioti partner in the popular law firm of Wells Wells of this city. The young couple have a lar number of friends who wish them a long and happy married life.

The Herald acknowledges a liberal share, of cake and Lopes they may live long and prosper. A partial list of the gifts presented were as follows: One handsome silk plush upholstered corner chair by the bride's mother. Table linen and towels, by Mr. and Mrs. T.

W. Wells. Handsome silver syrup pitcher and utand and engraved butter knife by Mrs VV. T. Knight and daughter Gertie, of Cannon City, Colorado.

Silver pickle castor, bv TV. R. Mays. Silver jelly dish, by Miss Myrtle Mays. Silver napkin, ring, by Master ilarry Mays.

Lace bed set, by Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Alexander.

Lamp, by Mr. and Mrs. J. II. McClure.

jilver knives, forks, spoon and castor, household and kitchen furniture by tbe groom. An elegant boquet of flowers, by Miss Carrie Strauss. IJIKO. AG AX On March 14th. in Lincoln township, Nancy Giace.

daughter of J. 1. and Emma V. Eugau, aged 3 months and 18 days. Baby's left the cradle for the shore, O'er the silvery water she has flown; Gone to join the angels peaceful evermore.

Empty is the cradle baby's gone. HUNT Near Kiowa, Kansas, on March 10th. of Paralysis. Mrs. Catherine, wife of C.

II. Hunt, of Girard, aged 56 years 7 months and 7 days. Mrs. Hunt was an old resident of Girard, having lived here with the exception of 4 years in Walnut for the st Id yearn. Catherine Davidson (her maiden name) was born near Springfield, Ohio, in 1830.

At the age of 14 years she removed with her parents to Louisa county. Iowa, and resided there until 1871 when she removed with her husband to Kansas. She was married to C. K. Hunt in Louisa county.

Iowa, in 1854. She was the mother of nine children, all of whom are living. She was a consistant member of the Methodist church, and was a good woman and loved by all who knew her. A Feast for all, at Coulter'e. The fatttd calf is killed, and none but the choicest beef, pork, and other meats sold.

With a full line of groceries of all kinds at the lowest prices. A gcod article of sugar at eighteen pounds for a dollar. Sugar and sorghum syrups at forty cents per gallon, and all other things iu proportion. No beans or pumpkin seeds to guess on, or houses and! lots to give away, connected in any way with my business, all I ask is fair and square dealing. Give me a call.

Disolution Notice. The firm of Ennis Bell, grain dealers, have desolved partnership. Jos. Ennis has leased the elevator and will continue the business hereafter. Dated this 1st day of March 1887.

Jos. Ennis, 35t2 J. Q. Bell. Braca TJd-Yon are feeling depressed, your appetite is poor, you are bothered with headache, you are fidgettj nervous, and generally out of sorts, and want to brace up.

Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring medicines or bitters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave you in worse condition than before What you want is an alternative that wil purify your blood, start healthy action of Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength. Such a medicine you will find in Electric Bitters, and only 50 cents a bottle at T. XV. Atkin's drug store. Fatted Calf is Killed" And Geo.

Priestley wishes it understood that not only the "fattest calf," but the fatted steer, fatted heifer, fatted sheep, fatted veal.fatted turkey, chicken, are all killed, dressed and for sale in the finest shape at the finest meat market ever opened in Girard at most reasonable prices. We have no time to bother with groceries, queensware, flour and meat or hard cider, we devote our whole time to the interest of our numerous customers that they may have the finest and broils served them in the neatest and cleanest style known to the butcher's art. Yellow butter and cleanest sausage, and in fact everything usually kept a first-class meat market. Call and see our new marble counter, honest scales and first class implements, whether you wish to buv or not. Yours respectfully 30tf.

George Priestley. SPBIG GOODS Arriving Daily at P. GRUND'S HEW YORK STORE. JoM Kelly Kid Skies For Sale at Ki. P.

GRUND'S New York Store. -T rnrri inRj) in I all Maxwell is now employed at the Gulf depot as message boy. All kinds of grass and garden seeds at Ridgley Bros. Money Money I to loan on first-class oney farm lands at less than 8 percent. 36U J.

F. Beezlet Co. LOOk OUt for that Car load of Earlv Potatoes Merri nrOntn ViMrar. oro o-ottincr this week. Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at At-kin'a drug store as their given away to their customers of so many tree trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery lor Codsumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and Beyer diasappoints. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free, large size $1.

Every bottle warranted. A. Gilmore, has removed his office into the room with T. T. Perry.

Two men were badly injured by a premature explosion of a blast in shaft No. 1, in Froutenac last Saturday. Pine woosted dress suits in black, blue and brown for $10, at Liepmans'. T. T.

Pen-y, A. Bush and A. P. Gilmore have formed a co-partnership in the real estate business. The office will be on the west side of the square, at the old place.

Peraonal. O. J. Nichols, of Cherokee, was in town Saturday. J.

E. Raymond left for Fort Smith, Arkansas, Saturday. W. IJ Adams, of Cherryvale, was in Girard on business Tuesday. Rev.

I. R. Loyejoy has departed for his new field of labor at Waverly. Rev N. K.

Shimp, of McCune, was a welcome caller at the Herald oflice, Monday. Dr. Hinkins, ot Burlington, Kansas, is visiting his cousin, L. D. this city.

County treasurer S. R. Tuttle and imily visited in Rich Hill, Mo. Sunday and Monday. Charley Hunt is now employed on the Southern Kansas road, in the telegraph construction gang.

Mrs. May Barkley nee Bayless, of Kansas City, is visiting with her parents in Crawford township. Miss Edna M. Kimball, of Farlington, a prominent teacher of this county, is spending her week's vacation in Girard J. C.

Smith, of Bardolth, 111., and bi other of Z. T. Smith, the painter, ar-riyod in Girard Mnday. lie will locate here. John Tontz and C.

D. Patterson went to Rich Hill and Mound City on business for the Girard Foundry and Machine shops. J. C. West, of Knoxville, Illinois, cousin of Mrs.

Al Emerick, arrived in the city last week. He will probably locate. II. Herlner went to Columbus Monday, to repair gas fixtures in the residence ot Mr. Robert Long, of that city.

Rev. Coker, the new M. Minister arrived Tuesday and will preach his first sermon here next Sunday morning. Missse Lillian Bellis. Maggie Bailey and Mrs.

J. F. Bellamy, went to Cherokee yesterday to attend a meeting of XV. T. V.

J. P. Holland a prominent teacher of of Crawford county, went to Fort Scott a few days ago to attend the Normal College in that city. Miss Sarah A. Mapes started for Genoa, Nebraska, a few days ago.where she has secured a position in the Tusca-rus Indian schools.

Miss Dunlap, one of the popular teachers in the Girard public schools, went to her home near Beulah Tuesday, to spend her vacation. Jos. P. Johnson, a substantial and enterprising farmer living near Pittsburg, was in Girard Tuesday and gave the Herald a pleasant call. W.

R. Wells, junior member of the firm of Wells Wells, attorney at law, of Girard, was inline city Monday on business. McCune Times. Miss Stella Riddle, daughter of Lieut-Governor A. P.

Riddle, was in Cirard Monday. She is at present visiting with her grandfather, Dr. Fuller, of ato. Messrs. Iliggie and Gaw, of the Jefferson City and Girard railroad, are in the city, and have rooms at the Monroe house.

Jefferson City Daily Tribune. Mrs. Geo. A. Willett, of Bryan, Ohio, who has been visiting the family of L.

D. Durbin, during the past six weeks returned to her home last Wednesday. D. Wallace started yesterday for a new town by the name of Frisco, in Morton county, Kansas. He is interested in the town company, and is also the agent W.

F. Iliggie, president and W. B. Gaw. genera manager of the Chicago, Jefferson City, Girard and Pacific railroad arrived home from their preliminary survey of their "route from Girard to Jefferson City.

Mrs. Heiumingway, of Arcadia, came in on the evening train from the north on the Gulf, Tuesday evening She ac- compained her Geo. A. Cole, on his trip west. Mrs.

David Dall and son James, of Chicago, cousin and aunt of Capt. XV. F. and Frank Higgie, are visiting in Girard. stopped off on their way home from California, where they spent the winter.

B. S. Johnson, of the firm of Johnson Johnson, has returned from the east and the fruits of his visit to eastern markets are oh exhibition, at their double store in the shape of a larjje line of fresh gioceries and dry goods. They have a larger sleek of goods than they have ever carried lefore. Geo.

E. Cole, our accommodating county clerk, started for Anthony and Medicine Lodge yesterday, for a. visit with friends and relatives. He will be absent about ten days, S. F.

Malone, Superintendon1: of telegraph construction on the Southern Kansas railroad, and wife, were in Girard a few days last week, having ac-compatned the remains of mother to thisplace. John Q. Adams, a former well known resident of Girard, but now Ottawa, was in Girard last Friday evening. He is still in the employe of the Southern Kansas railroad and his engine was sect out on the regular evening train due here at 7:00 o'clock. J.

Beardsley arrived home Sunday from his trip east where he had been buying goods. His-goods are arriving every day, and we are aut horiated to sav that he will have as fine a line of cloth ing in the lastest styles, hats.eaps.neck- ties and gents furnishing goods, as has ever been brought to tho city. Ayer's Sarsapariila will do away with that tired feeling, and give you new life and energy. Clothing 25 per cent cheaper than any where else, at M. Liepmans'.

Six per cent money at W. Arnolds, or eight per cent money and no commission or expense of any kind. Call at the New York Store and get a pair of Kelly's Perfect Fitting shoes, for Ladies and Misses Thin hair may be thickened, weak hair strengthened, and tho color restored to faded gray hair, by useing Ayer's Hair Vigor. Qnioh loans. Parties wanting money promptly on firm land security should call on us.

Grantham Satthekwaite. First National Bank Building. The stone sidewalk in front of the Cad well block, is being put down this week. Card of Tnanss Editors Herald: Through the columns of your valuable paper we desire to return our sincere thanks to many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent bereavement the sickness and death of our two, and only sons, J. B.

and W. A. Hardin. We humbly bow to this dispensation of God's providence, knowing that he doet-h all things well P. T.

Hardin, S. E. Hardin. Special. Notice to Ladles.

The embroidery season is at hand and positively we have the newest designs, largest stock and cheapest line ever shown in Girard. S2tf Johnson Johnson. fYA tlie OCK this vvv life are sorrowfully let on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's "yspePs3a Tablets will cure Dyspepsia, -adigestion and Constipation; sold on a guarantee at 25 and 50 cents, by A E. Frazier, south side, Charles II.

Clark's grand revival of the great temperance play, Ten Nights in a Bar Room, at Painton's hall next Monday night. LANDRETHS SEEDS of all kiUd-S, tOOSG and in packages, m. Ross and Thos. Killough. F.

M. Purdum, one of the Girard milkmen, has purchased the Sparks' business in the same line and will continue the two in the future. Mr. Purdum has bem in Girard in the milk business hardly a year, but by strict attention to his customer's wishc-i he has built up a good trade. H.

P. Grund comes to the front this week with another advertisement. This time he shows up the good qualities of the John Kelly Kid shoe. It is the neatest fit- ting shoe in the market, and also the cheapest in the run. lie has besides a large complete line of dry goods of the latest styles and patterns and a fresh stock of groceries.

The regular meeting of the Craw-j ford county Pharmaceutical Association will meet in Girard, Tuesday, March 22nd. A full attendance is requested as business of importance is to bo transacted. They will also determine as to whether permits will be taken out under the new prohibitory law. The indications are that permits will undoubtedly not be taken out. Wagon covers, bows and tents of all sizes, at H.

P. Grund's, New York Store. 3612 The initial number ot the Brick issued ftom its new location, Pittsburg, Kansas, came to us last week. The location is the only thing that is changed. Otherwise it looks as natural as an old shoe.

We do hope that it will not fall into the same rut that the Headlight is in and whine when Girard papers have anything to say for the good of the coal fields of Crawford county. By an interview with Dr. G. T. Carpenter in regard to the street car project, we find that he is familiarizing himself with the necessary cost, to get it under headway.

He has by correspondence, informed himself as to the probable cojt of construction, equipment and running, with the exception of a few minor points, which he will be in possession of in a few day and will then be prepared to lay the plan before our citizens. It is a good scheme for the town, and as the electric lights and street cars go hand in hand there is no excuse that Girard should be an exception. Our neighboring town of McCune has been considerable troubled with measles and scarlet fever during the past month or six weeks. So much so that the mayor issued a proclamation about a week ago prohibiting public gatherings of any kind for the period of 10 days. Last Sunday the regular meeting of the Sunday school took place regardless of the mayor's proclamation, and ended by the superintendent of the school being placed under ancf was tried before the police judge Mon- Spring and summer under shirts for 25 cents, at Liep mans'.

There is an opinion abroad. in the land that newspapers are seriously-shocked by the withdrawal of an advertisement or the cancellation of a subscription. Politicians are somtimes heard to declare vengeance upon a newspaper which has failed to help them on to gloiy. Churchmen sometimes order their paper stopped because the editor does not subscribe to some pet dogma of the church. Tradesmen frequently refuse to advertise their wares because the editor has given expression to his views instead of their own.

Not one of these gentlemen but expects the hated newspaper to collapse and hopes to see the recalcitrant editor bereft ot an occupation. But the newspaper mangoes right on- and the editor continues to eak bis mind regardless. It takes not the tronage of a few hundred persons but of many thousands to sustain- a 'wspaper, and a newspaper-wbicn in the ability of its business and editorial management equals or excels its contemporaries finds little difficulty in winning the favor of the multitude. The politician who undertakes to "get even' by fighting his party paper soon gets very tired of the undertaking and before the fight is over realizes that he is wrestl- ing with a buzz-saw. The dealer who refuses to advertise in a newspaper be-cause it dissents from his opinions gives nis rival in trade an advantage and does not after all suppress the utterances he condemns.

-Si. Joe Gazette. i is sold cheaper than some of the foreign brands of flour. Try it. Ten Nights In llooin nt Pain-ton's hall Monday night.

The sense of extreme weariness indicates disordered blood. Ayer's iisnparilla purifies and invigorates. We are still loaning money at 8 per cent, straight and no commission. We examine security ourselves, ho delay in paying money. UANTilAM SATTUEKWAITE.

First National Bank Building. W. Arnold, of Cirard.real estato agent, owns one quarter section of land just across the county line iu Bourbon. Me has enough confidence in this, part of the county to build a huuse or his farm. IJe ltr Banner Ten Nights in a Bar Room at Pain-ton's hall next Monday night.

Admission 25 and 35 cents. lieserved scats 50 cenis. Three gootl lots in a desirable location. for sale. Inquire at this office.

A good Frazier road cart fon -aale cheap. Almost new For further particulars enquire at II. 11. Suydanfs liverv stable, one door east of St. James Hotel.

SGtf Dr. J. II. Cushenberry, the new democratic postmaster took charge Mon day morning. Hi Kieharilson is Ins as- sistant and L.

B. Davidson as clerk, i Quite a number of O. S. Barnes' I friend brethren of the Christian Church, gathered at his home last Saturday eve, taking with them the requisites of a sood supper an enjoyable evening was had. In the case of the state vs.

Deid rick with assault, with intent to do bodily injury. The plaintiff plead guilty before Justice Crawford to simple assault and was fined 5. and costs amounting in all to $27 CO. A full and complete new stock of Mens, Ladies, Misses, Boys and Children's shoes at popular prices at Ridgely Bros. The Southern Kansas road will put a fast train on the main line next week, which will make one and a half hours quicker time into Kansas Cily than heretofore.

The mail train on the Ci-rard and Chanute branch will make connections with it at Chanute. i Boom the newspapers and the news- papers will boom the town. I his is a Kansas motto an never fails to work when properly carried out. It is a mutual affair in which all share alike in the benefits that ensue. J'ittz-burg timelier.

Notice. All cough 5rups advertised in this paper, are for sale by Chas. II Phillips, on the northwest corner of the square, tf A hous9 of 6 room on 2 lots to rent, sell or trade. Inquire at this offico. El W.

Arnold is now loaning money at six per cent with a low commission or eight per cent straight and no eommisson, and no other expense with privilege of paying annual interest. Insure against Lightning, Windstorm unci Tornadoes in the old reliable Home and Phoenix Insurance Companies. G. E. Howard, agent, west side public square.

We will pay the highest market price for wheat, oats, corn f.nd millet. Office, cribs and ware house near the Gulf depot. Tvllis Smith. The only place town that you can buy an easy hip or iron side jorset, is at Johnson Johnson's. tf We notice by the Western World that the Konkel brothers who went from this county to Colorado about a year ago, have bloomed out into first-class real estate agents.

For fresh groceries ot all kinds, go to Mills, Blair Co. on the south side of the square. Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. Highest market price paid for country produce. If reports are srood for anything Try the Krippendorff shoes at Ridgely Bros.

An excursion will leave Girard over the popular Frisco road to Fort Smith, Arkansas, on March 20th, on account of the auction sale of U. S. Reservation lots which will take place in that city on March 22nd Fare for round trip tickets from Girard is $8.85. This property is situated in the business center of Fort Smith. Ileal estate is advancing rapidly in that city, and this is the grand opportunity offered to get on the ground floor of the boom.

This is an Old Saying, But we mean business when we advertize cost prices on all winter goods, especially such as cloaks, blankets, underwear and woolen hosiery. Call and be convinced, tf Johnson Johnson. Ladies, If you want a perfect fitting shoe, buy those made by John Kelly, and sold by II. P. Grund, at New York Store.

29tf Four pair of mixed cotton socks for 25 cents, Liep-mans'. We are informed by a prominent citizen ot Cherokee, who is in position to know, that the Santa Fe is actually interested in gaining an entrance to that enterprising city by means of the Jefferson City, Kansas and Oklahoma rail road, which will be constructed only to a connection with' the line running cast from Girard. This will give onr neighboring town a direct St. Louis outlet, which is quite an item to any town in southeastern Kansas. Taee your prescriptions to the East Side Drug store and have them filled carefully.

There is lots in knowing HOW. Led FERNANDINA, ASS IT A March 20th. 1880. "I have used Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator and always found it to do what is claimed for it.

"The last bottle and two packages did me no good and were worse than nothing. I see it is not put up by J. H. Zeihn and not genui and a waste of money to buy it. I would be glad to get the pure and genuine.

Send me some from honest hands (with red and Zeilin signature on Wrapper) The fictitious stuff sold will injure some one badly." Your Ob't Sery't; Bexj. T. Rich. Money I Money 1 1 Monev to loan on first-class farm lands at less than 8 per ceut. 36t4 J.

F. Beezlet Co Johnson Johnson have secured the agency for the Broadhead Dress goods, and have just received a large shipment of this well known fabric in the latest styles, The popular temperance play of Ten Nights in a Bar Room, at Painton's hall Monday night. A I). Dillon is building a residence on one of his lots in Barnes' addition in the north part of the city. Bonfires have been pretty numerous during the past week, being the final round up of house and yard cleaning.

Carpenters, painters and mechanics of all kinds are over run with work here in Girard and everything is on the rush. E. W. Arnold received two thoroughbred trailing hounds Saturday afternoon. This makes Ed now the prom! porprietor of three hounds.

We have just received the latest style of horse and jack cuts, and are now prepared to print horse and jack bills on short notice and at prices. The Herald force were treated to a liberal amount of ice cream by H. Tinker last Saturday. It was of a first class quality and the warmth of the day was suitable for ice cream. Thanks.

Come ofien Tinker. Onr townsman N. Sinner was elect ed at the State encampment I. O. P.

ltrie niiict. ilfitoiG li. initio the celebrated Whitney Holmes organ. Pease Pianos and the well known New Home and Domestic Sewing Machines. They also carry a well selected stock of ot her musical instruments.

The latest sheet music always on hand. 35t4 On March 17th, Joseph Barker.city marshal of Cherokee, was arrested by constable Morgan, of this city and taken nefore Justice Arnold, on complaint of W. II. Price, charging him with neglect of duty in not arresting one George alias "Sullivan" for assault and battery upon Price. Marshal Baker plead his own case and was acquitted of the charge.

Vol. 1, No. the Western World, published at Boston, Las Animas county, is before us. It is a neat seven column folio, and edited hy our old friend S. M.

Konkel. It is devoted entirely to booming that section of Colora do, and is doing noble work in that respect. Success to you brother Konkel. Houses and lots for sale by A. D.

Dillon. From one half to one block from the square. 1, 5 room house price $800. 1, 4 $600. 1, 4 $700.

1, 7 $1,200. 1, 4 SI. 000. Office first door west of St. James Hotel, Girard, Kansas.

Blood Elixir is the only Blood Remedy guaranteed. It is a positive cure for Ulcers, Ernp-iions or Syphilitic Poisoning. It purines the system, and banishes all Rheumatic id Neuralgic pains. We guarantee it. A.

E. Frazier, Girard, Kans. Farm loans at 8 per cent straight, or at 6 per cent with small commission. No delay. Come and see me.

T. Perry. The best jeans pants made, sells all over $2 for $1.50, at Liepmans'. L. M.

Mahon has been drilling a prospect hole on his large essate two miles west of this city.and at a depth of one hundred feet, struck a four feet vein of excellent coal. He is going to drill two hundred feet farther to learn just what hidden treasurers underlie Coxe's creek valley. Every one who tries.finds from four to five and a half feet of coal, and some lead and jack. Arcadia Reporter. A half dollar suspender for 25 cents, at Liepmans'.

We forgot to say last week that on the evening of March 2nd, some fifty ladies, gentlemen and children, without his or her knowledge or consent entered the house lof Mr. and Mrs. Tout after night ana. did then and theie leave some $25 wort of life's necessities and cash. Mr, and Mrs.

T. recovered from the shock and short time was given Xm talk and music happy-evenirig. The trees are beginning to. pui on their foliage of fish worm has finished digging his hole from the bottom up and the appearance of the ir repressible bare footed boy, all indicate that the much abused ground-hog has proven all reports that he was in collusion with other weather prophets to be false, and he is now at liberty at any convenient time to walk up and take the cake. Thi" week is vacation week with the Girard schools, and the teachers and scholars are enjoying a rest.

The teach ers and principal are entitled to a short recreation For according to reports our schools are blessed from the lowest to the highest rooms, with a number one cla-ig of hard working conscientious educators and if the pulpils in the different rooms do not make -a reasonable amount, of advancement in their studies it will not be the fault of the teachers. At the Foundry meeting last Saturday night P. I B. Ping was elected chairman and D. C.

Flint and VV. F. Laughlin were elected secretaries. A large number of the stockholders were present and most of the time was spent in soliciting stock. Several of those who had already taken stock doubled their former number of shares.

The soliciting committee reported progress, several having gone to the. country and had not returned yet. 241 shares were taken during the evening, making the total amount $12,450. As soon as the amount of stoek taken reaches $15,000. the company will then be in shapa for business.

1 held at Wichita, last week, as re preset)- tative to the Sovereign Jrand I. i (). to be held in Denver, Colora- do, September 20th 188 i i Annual Sales Begins March 1st. and Continue FOR. NINETY DAYS.

I will offer the best bargains ever given in Girard or Crawfoid County. See Prices Below. Ladies' fine Custom made $2 tt t( it i Mens' (c ct ct it C( Mens' Plow Shoes from $1. to $1.45, And all ether Goods in like proportion. You should remember that I do not sell or krep shoddy Goods, therefore vou cannot be mistaken in your purchasers.

It will do you Kreat good to call and see me aud get my low prices. Do uot purchase elsewhere until you see my goods. J.L.LAWRENGE. South Side Square sign of Gilt Boot Girard, Anns. $1.50 Per Year.

DONE ON SHORT NOTICE At Reasonable rates. A Supply of Legal blanks always in StocL Horse and Jack bills Printed on short notice..