The Columbus Vidette du lieu suivant : Columbus, Kansas • 5

THE COLUMBUS VIDETTE. Distempers, coughs. Colds, Fevers and ot the disseases which Horses, at-tle. Sheep, Hogs and Poultry are sub VICK'S Illustrated Monthly Magazine Each number contains thirty-two pa A chilling South wind on Monday. A good many fat hogs were marketed on Monday, Pid Jack Frost get your house plants Thursday night ot last week? Eighteen marriages in the county for December.

What county can beat that? You are always sure of a square meal in Girard, it you stop at the St. James Hotel. Chri's, Smith ot Wier City, stopped in Columbuss on Tuesday night. He on his way to Webbville, Mo, Mr. G.

W. Goldsberry has moved to south side of the square, and his and shoe sign hangs out in bold re- to are readily overcoaie and cured by Uncle Sam's Condition Powder according to the plain directions. Sold by druggists There is no earthly boon more precious good health, and it behooves its possessor to indeavor to retain it. If are assailed with such provoking Ills sick headaches, torpid liver, tour stomache and a general felling of weari and disgust, don't go and commit suicide but take Eliert's Daylight Liver and be cured. Sold by all gists.

Disease and Death, when they reach own households, are too serious lor jesting, we use our best endeavors to drive off the dread messergcr, and are happy when we fell that they are a distance. At the first approach of leel destroyer, Consumption, in the shape ot a cough or slight colu as welt as more severe Bronchial or Catarrhal com plaints, we should at once use Eileri's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry. It ha? superior in such cases. Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction. Sold by druggists.

tf Bankrupt Stock Discounted For the next ithirty days VI will offer unusual good bargains on the following goods. Over Coats, Hravy Suits, Caps, Under and Over Shirts, and all heavy weight goods, including Boots, I do lor the reason that the Season has been so unusually mild that I find I am over stocked on heavy weight goods, they must be sold to make room for Spring stocK. 1 will sell all these goods a price that will pay you a very large cent on all money invested. Now is your time to lay in your winter clothing, and save 25 per eent. I mean just what say, and you will find me at the Boss Clothing House, on north east corner of Square.

100 Over Coats must be sold. Wm, Andersox, O. O. II. Osage Orange Hedge is cheaper than picK ropes.

I he farmers of this county are realizing that raising grain to ship does not pay. We therefore advise you to hedge yourfarms and keep your young cattle and hogs feed the grain that your farm produces so thaljas yougrow old you may also grow rich and be happy The undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Cherokee and adjoining counties that they have at the Hooyer farm one half mile south west of Columbus a large amount of hedge plants which they will sell at reduced rates. Enquire our agents, A. Hood Columbus', L. M.

Pickering, Crawford; Dr. Herald, Sher idan: Wm. Scammon, Cherokee, Or of the proprietors at the Nursery. Hoover Locey. GOOD NEW FOR ALL.

Pictures Pictures Pictures Down for sixty days at the following low nrces Photograths $2 per dozen; four gems for 50 cents; large gem or ferrotype, cents; largo pictures from 75 cents to $200. Now. dond't miss this ureat chance of getting first-class work for such a trine, but come, every body, and bring vour children. If vou have no children, bring your girl any way to get here and get your pictures while they are clown at batiKrupi prices. Pictures ot all Kinds copied and enlarg ed to any size and at almost any price owing to size, style and finish.

I also have a nice lot of photograph albums and picture frames lor sale at greately reduc ed prices. Com" early in the day as trie nrt nart ot tn? nay is tne oesrior raning pictures. At she old stand, east side of square over Duncan Lewi's store Col umbus Kansas, G. W. IIaixer, 1 2 6 Photograpner4 THE LAST CHANCE.

The Price of the Leavenworth Weekly Times Soon to be $2. OO Only a few Weeks More at the old Rate. The Leavenworth WecKly times for the last two months has been publish! a paper of fifty-four columns, with very few advertisements. It is the largest cheapest, best, and leading paper in Kansas, and has a larger circulation thai anv other paper iu the State. We do M.

not see how any man fn the west can af ford to be without The Times. Its mar ket reports are correut, Kansas items complete, miscellanys select editorials positive, and agricultural items especi ally adapted to the Kansas farmer, Whe the proprietor expends r.s much money as he has done, $1,00 a year does not more than nav for the white paper, and realizing tho fact that the people do not n-irp. for a little extra money, provided thftv obtain all the news, the price of The Weekly Times will be raised to 00 on the 1st of February. 1S78. But umil that date all subscriptions will be received at the old rates, and those sending will receive The Weekly Times for one year.

Send your money immediately, and get the best paper in ges In year; 50 cloth only N. are ica. 32 N. and and a N. is ace.

List of Marriage License For December. 1. Joseph D. Ozburn to Ella Cooper. 2.

S. D. Lawther to Anna Hurst. 3. Charles n.Goodrich i to'Lizzie Cook.

4. Albert L. Lincoln to Fannie Her mon. 5. C.

Nicholas Smith to Laura Goes. Harrison GUssner to Susie Waller. F. Walker to Abigal Caldwala- II. S.

ntner to Mattie Lee. E. Hiehkox to Sophia Allsence, 7. der. 8.

9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

14. 15. C. A. Pitts to Emma Henderson.

Geo. T. Rowe to Alberta Burr. J. Dcwes to'Lorinda James, J.

W. Alsenz to Emma Hall. Geo. B. Wills to Rachel Harvey.

Williard Watson toEliza Patty- J. M. Carpenter to Mary Wester-Fred Hillerto Katie Burger. Frank Calvin to A. Weaver.

1G. 17. 18. Proceedings' of Farmers Club 2d, 1S78. Columbus Kansas.

The Farmer's Club met according, to arrangement. Mr. John Raley was chosen chairman, and T. M. Townsend Secretary pro-tern.

The President stated the object of the meeting, made some remarks, and then proceeded to business. It was moved and seconded that the Club inaive a permanent organization. The following persons were nominated unanimously chosen. Mr. John Raley, President, C.

M. Fast, Vice President. T. M. Townsend Secretary.

motion it was resolved that the Club meet the first, second and third Saturday each month, at the Court House in Columbus at I o'clock p. m. jn motion it to nave a programme in future meetings of the club. The question tor the next meeting be fore the Clubs: Resolved that thejherd law is and lias been a great benelit to Cherokee County. A pressing invitation is extended to all.

Ladies cordially invited. T. M. Towkskxd. John Raley Sec, President.

Business Locals. Two good rides to sell cheap at this oilice. ft Coal received on subscription at this office Buy your dry goods of Iloyt Kllen fields'. Drugs at bottom prices, cash at City Drug store. Two PocKet Dictionaries for sale at this office.

tf Lamps and lamp goods at City Drug store, cheap. Under shirts at Duncan Lewis' that must be sold. Queensware and glass ware! A nice as sortment at Duncan Lewis'. Jewelry at cost for the next days at the City Drugstore, north side square. Collumbus is the place to get your photographs; only $2 per dozen, 12 Gt When you want first-class groceries, go to Hoyt Klienfield, northeast cor ner ol square.

Don't forget it; Columbus is the fplace to get your photo taken on one large bon ton lor 25 cents. 12 6 1. Remember that 25 cents is all that it requires to get a lull size-picture at Hahier's gallery, 12 6't Boys and girls save up your nickels, and when you get 25 or 50 cents go to Columbus and get lyour liKeness ta- Ken. 12 6 Rheumatism-, neuralgia-, sprains and bruises will be releived by Unele Sam Nerve and Bone Liniuiaut, sold by al uggists, 1 Tf ATT? TO LOAN on improv' 1TL1 Hj ed Roal Estate at 10 percent, interest and commissions, in sums to suit. Apply to Vidette oilice, Columbus, for particulars.

lOtjl Mothers will find Dr. Winchell Teething Syrup just the medicine to have in the house for tnochildren, it will cure colds, coughs, sore throat and regulate th bowels, try it. Sold by all druggst Uncle Sam's Harness oil fills and closes the pores of leather, effectually pre venting the entrance of dampness, dust, and rendering tho harness soft and pliable, while at the same time increasing its durability. Settlers on the land of the It. R.

Co. who may wish to buy the same can do so by calling upon the agent at the Post Office building on the north side of tho square, Columbus Kansas. J. N. Lee most ject using all than you as ness Pills our onlv at that on all this and at per et of COLUMBUS, KAN, JAN.

11, 1S78. MARKET REPORT. Corrected weekly by Duncan Le wis. East side of the "Public Square. Graix.

Wheat, none in maricet. Corn, old, 2022c, new, IS. Oats, 13c. Flaxseed, SOc. Castor beans, $1.00 Provisions.

Flour, ileal. 50 cts. per bushel. Potatoes. 75 cts.

per bushel. Onions, $100 cts. per bushel. Navy beans. $1 50 per bushel.

Bacon. 15 cts. per pound, Beef. 10 cts. per pound.

Chickens, $1.50 per doz. Eggs, In cts. per doz. Sorghum molasses, 40 cts. per gallon.

Syrups, Stock. Beef cattle, cents per pound. Hogs, fat, $3.10 per cwt. tl L. II I have just received a large stocK beat ins and cook stoves, which 1 will sell at greally reduced prices, Have a com- pieie line oi u.

r.iuey vnaner j-ak. anl Granger Etoves, which are well known to give good satisfaction. Julius L. Viereck. If you want a good article ot furniture go to Mendenhalls.

The cheapest place to buy furniture is at Mendenl.alW. To the Public. The Cherokee Mills has added a new Buck-wheat bolt. Scourer and Puri-tlci and are prepared to make as good a qualify of Buckwheat flour as any mill in Southern Kansas. Flour kept on hand tor exchange.

Also fine grades of wheat flour and corn me al. M. II. ALBERTY. Cherokee Kan 1st, 1877.

Notice. All those indebted to Julius L. Viereek will please call and settle up by the 15th of this month, as I must have money i' not settled by that accounts and notes ill be placed in the hands of an officer for collection. JlTMUS L. Vikreck Columbus.

Dec. 7th, 1S77. If you have anything to sell you can find a purchased by advertising in the Vi- DKTTK. For Sale. A four-hole Sandwhich corn sheller run one year.

For further information apply or address Laidlow Vestal, CheroKee Kansas. Great Bargains For the next thirty days at Mrs. M. A. Turner's, in the way of Millinery and Notions.

Do not fail to cal'. and examine the goods, as she is bound to sell at such figures as will insure the sale of every ar ticle in tier shop. Young Man, Bring your girl to Columbus and get her picture taken, Only 25 cents, When you come to Columbus, don't forget to go to Ilainer's gallery and get four trood oictures for 50 cents, or one fbr25 cetns. 12 6 Police Dissolution of Copart nership. Having bought out the entine stock of watches, and Jewelry fortnerally owned by A.

J. Lawrence the goods will nerealterfce tor sale at the Asuby Bros, Drugstore, and I would say to tfee public that I found jur.Lavvrence a trust-worthy and honorable business man, H. I', SiitAUUK. iVvtTVHJtlAKMJR JEWEL ER. East ekte ot Pubiic Square one door Koutu oi Asliby Bros.

Drug Store, Colum bun Kansas. Repairing carefully done mod satisfaction guaranteed? HOTELS. Vincent House, J. S. VINCENT, Proprietor.

Southwest Corner of Square, "OLUMBUS, KANSAS. Keptonthe Amerlcnnj Home Plan. Terms $1.00 a day. Satisfaction Guaranteed. ')) on when off wes the boot leif.

the and we of tie A. out P. it ot fine Wood jcut illustrations, and one colored plate. A beautiful garden Magazine, printed on elega-it full of reformation. English and German.

Price, $1 25 a Five copies $5.00. Vick's Flower And Vegetable Garden, cents in paper covers: in cleganl covers $1,00. Vick's Catalogue. 300 illustrations, 2 cents. Address, JAMES VICK, Rochester, Y.

TICK'S Flower And Vegetable Seeds, planted by a million people in Amer See Vick's Catalogue, 300 Illustrations. Vicksjllustratcd Monthly Magazine. pages, fine Illustrations, and Colored plate in each number. Price, $1.25 a ear Fi ve copies for $5 00. Vick's Flower an d'Vege table Garden, 50 cents in paper covers; with elegant cloth cover $1.00.

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GOODE, Manufacturer of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, Headstones, Mantels, Table Tops, Ko. 303 Wall FORT trCOTT, KAN. ifcirch. lath. There is room for more.

It the citizens of Cherokee will elect an honest man for mayor and a majority of city council of the same kind of men. there will be no long and tedious lawsuits heavy expenses attending hem. C. E. Metcalf an lady celebrated the tenth aniversary of their wedding on January 1st.

The Vidette acicnowl- edges the receipt of an invitation, and regret to say none are moie sorry our mobility to attend than we are. Try it. 10 cents will get a sample bot ot Marsh's Golden Balsam, the great tnroa ami Medecine Try it for vour Two doses will give relief large bottle will do wonders. Regular size. 50 cents ana si.uu.

iry a iu cent first. On last Sunday night some one broke a pane of glass in the front door of West's druur store, and entered the investigated the till ab stracting about $3 .00 in odd change, and is thought that a bottle of quinine was taken. Cough, Hoarseness, Asthma, or any Irritation of the Throat or Bronchita Tubes, will be releived by taking Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. It has cured thous ands. Recotneiid it to your friend and neighbor.

Your druggist keeps it Price 25 cents. The Vidette was delayed one day by the weighty individual's being supeona ed with a t'orth-with bctore ttie District Court of Crawford County to give evi deuce concerning fraudulent license' iss ued bv the council of Cherokee. were detained there two days. There are over a thousand Democrats in this county who are voters, and not one half of them are subscribers to the Vidette, the only Democratic paper in Cherokee county. Come, gentlemen vou know your duty to us, and to the cause.

Biiosci lpnou miveuui uiy time if we can get It. Ford County Globe is the name of new paper in Dodge City. We have re ceived (No. 1) Vol. 1 marked which we readily assent.

1). M. Frost N. Murphy are the instigators. Frost is a Republican and Murphy a straight Democrat, consequently the Globe wi be neutral, Nevertheless, success to it.

Wm. Lane has moved the building which stood immediately north of the Jackson House, to the mill pond, and has built an addition to it. It is to be filled with ice. A few more removals and then a good brick block erected there would make the west side of the square the husines part ol Columbus. The Ft.

Scott City Council have adopt ed the Returning-Board process for ex- amining petitions for dram shops. They undoubtedly have received instructions from the city council of Cherokee. But then that isn't panning out very well just now. It's best to be honest, through impossibilities were not expected of them. They hare a Soaker's club at Girard One of the "Charter members'' wa3 be- ing tried for selling liquor without a li cense.

Another charter member was defending him and it appeared that the defendant with the others had Quartered, the club and that the capital stock was to be $1000, which might be divided into 500 shares of $2, each, The stock con sisted of gin, beer, ale, The attorney who was defending and who was a charter member, warmed up with his Kubject and in exhibiting hi3 to fc, 7 tiere 18 tne defense, emeu this charter bearing the great steal of the state." lie menl; seal, but' the prosecu ting attorney insisted that it was an in- involuntary expression of truth. On Sunday nijjhj: a. tramp attempted to enter Constable Freieigh's house and was captured. He was placed in the cooler until morning, when he was ta- 1 ken before the county Attorney who re inanded him to the Poor House ot La bette county from which he had escaped Iu his pockets were found an old case knife hilted and up themost sin gular and wild and foolish manner. Two piece ot young alder bushes about six inches long with sticks pushed down into tho pith.

One them had a hole cut in each end and a twig beDt and each end thrust through, thase holes, and strung on this bow, so formed was a piece of bark. At one end was tied a small angular pieco of bone. It is fair to pr sii'ue that he is a lit subject for the inane asylum. son. velt.

Jan, and On of Kansas for ono year for one dollar, Address, D.R.ANTHONY, Leavenworth, Kan..