The Woodson County Independent from Neosho Falls, Kansas • 3

Ladies' clouks at J.liiuhop's. Rev. if r. farwcli will occupy K. mo.

x. P. Ilanini's resi For Sale or Trade. One full blooded Jersey bull. For particulars inquire of Wit Obeudok'; All kiuds of hides at my market.

Highest mhrket price paid in cash. A. 7. Colons. dence.

A short rain this morning is the latest news we know. J. Dysert Went to that wicked town, Wichita, Tuesday. TIME TABLE. II.

0. DICKSON. ATTOnSElf COUNSELLOR At LAW NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. flT" JTlU do a general practice ta State and tei eral Coaru. know that S.

N. Moore is We are pleased to again able to be ont. Money to Loan. At low rates of interest and small commissions. Call on Maginnis Burton.

The temperance sermon preached by Rev. Caviuess last Sabbath evening was a production of deep and weight' argument." He would have been pleased to have had every "third party" sympathizer in Woodson county hear it. The speaker is a pureiy "moral suasion" advocate. He does not believe in political movements for the purpose of relieving moral wrongs. He assumes, and rightly too, that the most telling movement ever organized to battle with the rum power was the-wornan's crusade in Ohio, and the Wi C.

Tl until it became submerged into -the "third party" agitation. The elder is, in our opinion, sound on his views of this question. He says "religion and politics won't mix." This is another evidence to us of Mr. Caviness' consis-tancy and sincerity. When this nation is reclaimed from the wretchedness and II.

eoiNa kobth: Passenger Train, Freight Train, ooino south: Passenger Train, Freight Train, We learn with regret that a young; fon of B. a. ra. 4:15 p. m.

4 :15 p. m. 8:15 do This is a Coupon office. C. W- WATERMAN, Agent, 3.

II. STICIIER, ATTCKNEI COUNSELLOR AT LAW, HEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. Colloctloits and insurance business promptly at tended tu. Cilice over liishop's Store. King died Monday.

Rich Hill coal from thirteen to sixteen cents per bushel at Shewell Gorbet's. A large stock ol overcoats for men yeuths and boys ust received at Bishop's. The Charter Oak heating stove, the best made, for sale by J. O. Dow Co.

Boots fcihoes at Wentling's. Window glass at Adams Co. 's. Groceries received daily at Wentling's. Bishop's new goods are in.

Call and see them. Buy shelf-hardware, nails and tinware at Adams Co. Another car load of No. 1 lake salt at J. Bishop's at $1.75 per barrel.

Our merchantst.lre all getting stocks of new goods for the fall trade. Just received a new lot of dime goods at R. Slavens. J. W.

DICKSON, ATTORSEIT AT LAW, SOTARI PUBLIC ASD CONVEYANCER, KEOSUO FALLS, KANSAS. Will loan money on Real Estate at lowest rates and will attend to all Legal and Notorial business promptly and In a manner satisfactory to customers. Oiilce in Post Office. cussedriess of rum, it must be by moral suasion and not by any attempt at force or coercion. The sermon whs attentively listened to Dy a large audience and the The band meets butj one evening in each week, Rev.

Mr. Caviness will visit Oswego Tuesday, for practice during the winter. Spccla Notice. The following list of prices willbe rigidly ad-hearedtobytneREMJBMcaNlnthe matter of local or reading ndtices Physician's notices, (subject alwaya to the approval of the editor,) five cents a line, each insertion. Local trade notices, five cents per line each Insertion.

Marriage and death notices, free. Obituary notices, two and a half cents per line. Eeferring to an bid settler, who has always been a chronic kicker, as "as an old, respected and much admired relic of antiquity," five dollars. Referring to a dude as "an ornament to society," twenty-five centa. We make our rates very low on this as we believe they must be ornamental they are no earthly good and we want all to have a fair show.

Referring to an old maid as "a young, blushing and Chetopa next week. Ell Jackson been kept busy of late on dep- You can buy hardware lower than ever only thing we regret is that more could not have heard it. We should be pleased ntv sheriff buainess.fi He makes an excellent Adams officer. to give it in full to our readers, but space Broken suits of clothing at your own Mrs. G.

R. Mqflitt leaves the city to-day toSjoin forbids. 11 NEOSHO FALLS 4 her husband atMurray, Idaho territory. George price atClark Co's. writes from that place that he is doing well.

Powder, shot, caps and all kinds of am munition at Adams NKOSUO FALLS, KANSAS. Df a general Banking Business. Collections fcrtd tax-puyinu promptly attended to. The largest line of carpets and oil mat ting ever in the city at J. Bishop's.

Ben Hunt has taken the contract to pnt the corrugated irnnj ceiling nponthe opera house. This is sufficient guarantee that it will be done right. We have justreceived two cars of McAllister and one car of Cherokee coal. SHEWELL GORRET. and beautiful flower of the family," price according to the age and muscularTlevelopmcnts of the See Adams Co.

before you buy hard- 1I subject matter. 1 Referring to a business man who never was ware. JjOW prices wm astouisu you. n. o.

slaVens, TIIYSICIAS AND SURGEON, Ml The Presmeyer the Presmeyer Oh, the Presmeyer shoe at Wentling's. known to advertise, as "an progress lve and valuable business fifty dollars, cash In advance. No lievlation, under any the above prices. Half doses, half price. iiBOSIIO FALLS, KANSAS.

TNteasesof Children a specialty. Office over J. Bebop's store. For chean money, and quick and sure time, apply to Hogueland, Dysert Co. Mr.

ard Mrs. McDonald left Sunday for Burlington, where they are visiting friends this week, Having purchased the Drug Store of W. H. Gatlin, I desire to announce to the citizens of this city and vicinity that I shall continue the business at the old stand, Postoffice, and shall Jceep constantly on hand a full line of Goods as cheap as the cheapest at Sla- I 1 1 1 A 1 1. J.

MORGAN, M. WIY81CIAN, SURGEON, OPTITICIAN AND GYNECOLOGIST. NEOSno FALLS, KANSAS. Speciiil attention given to the diseases of wo vens ah gooas aenvereu wiiuin ma city limits free of charge. You can buy more hardware for less money of Adams than any other place in the State.

men sua eniiurcn. ur. morgan is mo uiutm slotuu In the city has been in active practice for twenty-three year. Office at residence near the depot. Clark Co.

will move into their tew store next week. "He whom the Gods would destroy, They first make mad." The Prohibitionists will hold a rally In this city the S2d Inst. The Harrison wagsn, the best on wheels, for sale by J. O. Dow Co.

C. C. Leech, of Indian Creek, made ns a pleasant call Saturday. Oar Invalids In the city are all improving in health bo far as we can learn. J.

W. Bidwell has the finest display of new fancy crockery and glassware we Chris Phelps was in town last Friday. We learn he will-be" a candidate for trustee of Liberty town-Ship this year. If so, he has the best wishes of The Republican We are reqnested to announce that Rev. Jacob Carruthers, Christian minister, will preach In Fezler's hall next Sabbath at 11 o'clock a m.

A cordial invitation to attend.is extended tovery-body. I Two young ladies from the east, relatives or friends of Mr. and Mrs. Best's, have been visiting them the past week. -Their names, postoffice ad dress and length of proposed visit, we have been unable to learn.

1 Rev. S. M. Irwm will Jaddress thepeople of fprini Creek township, Saturday evening, October 23d, atthe Phillips school honse, on "National Prohibition." Everybody cordially to attend. By order of the Coffeyicoimtyjex-committee.

From the racket our near neighbor, Ben Hunt, keeps up, we had some doubt abot making the announcement, but he says for us to tell the people that he will be do itheir roofing, house guttering, stove work, on reasonable notice, before the winter sets in. Last Monday Dr.Ras Jones left for Kentucky to join his familynwho wenti a few weeks ago. He will reside there permanenUy.o.having taken a de-oeased physician's office and practice at place called Sweet Home. The doctor carries with him the best wishes of The Republican for his success. He isja good make riends and patrons in any community.

C. C. Brengles moves? hislthoosehold effects to i ha a hnna fide rani have ever seen in these parts. Slayens' ten cent counter is attracting immense attention by people who avail themselves of securing bargains. HOGUELAND; DYSERT REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENTS.

NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. We lands on comminrfon and make exchanges f.r all kinds of property. We represent the oldest ami b. st Loin Company in the West, and crm.rfpi;nilv five hotter rates than anybody. r.tc on us for pilees and terniB.

Buy all kinds of hardware, tinware and stamped ware of Mrs, J. Q. Adams Co. Prices lower than eyer. Parties wanting the McAllister coal should apply to Shewell Gorbct this week.

Captain McConnell, of Mankato, is expected in the city in a few days. The picnic as spoken of for last Saturday amongst the high school dads, collapsed. Drop in and see Slavens' new stock of Boots and Shoes. They are good and cheap and standard screw fastened. J.

P. Shively, an attorney at Leroy, had business See our stock and prices on heating before his honor, Judge Learned's court, Saturday. stoves, which will arrive in a few days, Messrs. Holman and Dice are doing the masons' before buying. Adams Co.

part on the new school house four miles north of this city. If you wish to make a loan or renew an ZT old fail t0 cal1 aad et rate9 0f Justices court was in session last Saturday. Maginnis Burton, Stationery, TOBACCO CIGARS, Toilet Articles Jewelry, Cutlery, his estimable family, and wish them happinesB and Drosncrity wherever.they may go. fcTsKSREPUBLl- Plaintiff and. defendant were represented by able counsel.

The case of Hamilton et al. vs. The V- can cheerfully commends Mr. Brengle and family to the confidence esteem of the people of Iola. i Among the nnmerous'additions to our subscrip tion list this week, is Hon.

L. Stillwell, our popu W. Railway Company is absorbing the attention of nearly every one in Everett township this week. V. BRYAN, CITY DRAY AND EXPRESSMAN, NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS.

Aiwa a on hand to accommodate customers. Charges reasonable and muscle good. M. C. BID WELL, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS.

Plan and Specifications famished on application. Shop opposite Lumber Yard, T. H. LEARNED, JUSTICE OP THE PEACE AND POLICE JUDGE. NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS.

Mortsrneec, Contracts, and all Instruments of writing carefully drawn. Collections made and taxes paid for non-residents. Office with Woodsos Countt Kbpcblicaii. CHRIS IIENSON, lar district judge. Bridge Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that bids will be received Mrs. W. M. Dulinskyl and theEMisses Curd gave Trade was never better at J. Bishop's at the residence cf the undersigned in Everett Township, WoodsonCoanty, np to Fri This Republican office a pleasant call Monday afternoon.

We are always.ready to receive attentions from the ladies. than at the present time. Everything is busy from "early morn till dewy eve," the result of low prices. day, November 12, 1886, for the buUding ol a xown- shin bridge across Lewis Creek where the same crosses the section line between Sections 15 and 22. That old familiar tune that the cow died or, i -mr 9 was heard again on udk juuuuaj uiguv.

The best livery stock in eastern Kan in Township No. 24, Range 16 In said county, ac. cordlngtoplan and specifications on file at my residence aloresaid. The right is reserved to reject Yon were behindthe times, boys; the girls were oat in the country. sas is kept by T.

L. Reid of this city. No one has superior facilities, or more reasonable prices. Call on him. The reunion at Yates Center the 28th and 20th any and all bids.

By order of Township Board. J. B. SPRUTZMAN, Trustee Everett Township. The largest and best assorted stock of bids fair to be a success in every way.

We hope our veterans and sons fromhere will turn out en maese and attend. TP boots arid shoes ever in this city, is now IJ Auction. navlnir fllSDOsea of my farm, I will offer for sale open and ready for inspection and pur- Groceries, Glassware, Woodenware, Crockery, Tobaccos, Cigars, Etd, For sale cheaper than anywhere at the Blue Front, Dr. Kollenberger, the county pnyslcian, was Slave ns'. to the highest for cash, on the old G.

B. I chase at called to this city last Wednesday, in consultation laclismith. NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. Inge farm, one mile south andjwo; miles east Bishop's new fall stock beats anything with Dr. J.

L. Jones. The doctor Is a lively, jolly companion, and a No. 1 physician. Neosho Falls, on sa, iwo, ai i o'clock the followtnglproperty: and repaiainsr of all kinds done in Woodson county for size, completeness and Drice.

Don't fail to call and see William L. Maginnls, of Ohio, a cousin of our promptly and 1n a workmanlike manner. Shop Household Furniture Five bedsteads, 2 sets of chairs. 1 extension table, 1 center table, new esteemed fellow townsman, A. P.

Maginnls, has North end of Main Street, near Bridge. Bishop before you leave the fair. Crawn parlor stoves and 1 cook stove been appointed by President Cleveland as chief justice of the territory of Wyoming. T. L.

Reid has got the old Abbey barn Farming.Implements One set douuleiharness, i remodeled and fixed up in fine shape, lie Restaurant two-horse wagon, 1 spring wagon, 1 Brown corn Positively the last appeal to the peopleTto come planterand check-rower, 1 combined spring harrov caQ now furnjsu all with feed, livery or And in fact, everything usually found in a first-class Apothecary Store- Physicians prescriptions a specialty. I hope ly fair dealing and reap the benefit of our necessity of closing out our stock of goods. Theymusto. and drill, 1 stirring plow and 1 walking cultivator. on a.

moment's 'bas accommodations notice. AND Also 1 cow an calf and 14 head of T. J.JVVALFORD. To the Public. At a meeting of the Presbyterian La A.

J. Beam ls engineering! andjlsupervising the and bottom prices, to merit a con- dies' Society, Monday, the following off! )tinuance of the liberal patronagei Owing to the faithful and efficient manner in cers were elected: Mrs. Goodrich, presi moving of S. H. Hogncland'a house from its present location to the sonlh aide of the block.

Sam will begin the erection immediately of a cosy dwelilnfi. accorded my predecessor, iiavmg onf tionery which Miss Stephenson has performed the duties nfmnni, rmpr1nrendent. we teachers take this dent; Miss Holloway, treasurer; Mrs, N. A. Burnham, secretary.

had years of experience in my bus- method of expressing onr preference for her conu- Bargains in dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, i.7ififi.t. i am confident that 1 can 'AjLtA-Goou ance in office: T. L. Reid is adding new stock to his queensware, notions, etc will close in a few days. By Wm.

M. DULINSKY, aive satisfaction under all circum- Oar new store is nearly ready, and when we get In EmmaDewitt, Jennie Edmondson, Jennie Green, already large lot of horses, and will be ready to turn out first-class rigs on the least provocation, it matters not how big at.anr.p.n: Call and see me at the there legitimate prices will prevail. Fannie McFadin, A Bishop, WS Jones, MaryE Jones, Prather, HM Fryer, CLARK CO. West side of Main Street and one door North of Postoffice. Tours for Drugs, Carrie li Gregory, Annie Wilkinson, the rush.

ut. uum Engene eon Jof iC.JW. Pickering, a former real dent of this vicinity from Junction City, Is visiting All the best and largest eastern houses Nellie Stewart, Ada Stewart, KANSAS. amon his-Jiost of friends here, i He is a youns man NEOSHO FALLS, were visited and selections made from just peering Into the light ofj manhood, and Barbara Harris, Hattie Arown, Louie Lossing, Dutro, them by Bishop on his late trip east to buy goods, and the result is that bargains altogether questionable are obtainableat ing witn nim tuai suscepuuuity wuitu.wncs iu oi there Is afloat. The township board will meet the last Saturday his large double emporium.

CearlesFergus, Enphemia Frame, In this month for the adjustment of all accounts or claims of whatever' exist against Mrs Whitehead, Hancie Naylor, the township. All parties having bills should be keep constantly on hand Fine Cigars tad To-bacco. Freh Bread, Cakes and Pies. Choice Oranges, Ltmonp, and in fact, every-thlnK pertaining to a first-class Confectionery, i mlro have the finest Ice Cream Parlors in the city, I LIVERY, FEED snre to present them at that time, as it Is the pres. Jacob Ragle, ent board's last meeting.

When-1 fan furnish the public who me musk Mertie Carpenter, Mattie Brady, By Park, JE Collins, Cowdrick, A Davidson, WMBigelow, Andrew Huff, Culver, Mrs Divelbiss, Holt, Mary Clayton, Lamb, A Dawson, Woodruff, Wollie Woodruff, Withers, Gregory, Gertrude Beam, Long, Ida Jones, Grace Smith, Rose Smith, llcloua Ice Cream. Call ana see me. We have an endless amount of money to loan at six per cent interest. VYc can complete a loan quickei than any of our competitors. If you want your money in a hurry and at low interest, come to us direct.

Hogueland, Dysert Co. The most complete stock of boots and shoes in this section can be seen at Sla When we called npon J. Bishop for locals this Brown, EJDumond, Ida Ward, Nellie Parke, week we found him too busy with customers to write as any, and told ns to let.the old ones stand WW Printers' ink and low prices does wonders in th Maggie Edmondson, mercantile line and Is fully demonstrated by Mr. Cora Stawart, Maga Lefflngwell, Bishop's large and increasing trade. vens Prices are such that immense SALE STABLE.

Estella YanNorman, arise to announce that this Is positively the throngs are availing themselves of the PELong, IS i I BOOT AMD SHOE last opportunity to receive the benefit of unheard of hanraine. Our new store la nearly ready for oc Dickerson, opportunity of getting shod for winter. Perhaps it is not thoroughly under enpancy, and we have a large amount of goods that Clemie Allen, Ida Garvin. FEAM ABBEY, Proprietor. we must close out.

Now Is the time to avail your There are other teachers who have not been in stood that we can give rates of interest selves of low prices, CLARK CO, and commission on loans, that will to terviewed because it has been impossible to see them. Commissioner Wingrave made The Republican tally eclipse all local, and defy all foreign GOOD EIGS, NEOSHO FALLS. KANSAS. man happy this morning, by calling and dropping competition. Maginnis burton.

Makes a specialty of line enstom work. Repair- dollar into onr covetous palm, and saying that this was the best paper in the connty. Not changing the subject at all. be took home with him a new Wfi have an unlimited amount of mon nit i.rri, attended to. Your patronage solicit.

GOOD HORSES, ey to loan at the lowest possible rates wind-mill that he purchased of J. O. Dow Co Our cotnpary writes us, "let no guilty This will be of great advantage to Mr. Wingrave in CAREFUL DRITERZ. man escape, or any outsider get away the way of supplying stock water In abundance guaranteed In every instance.

WATCnaiAKBB Files Another Charter. The Chicago, Kansas Western (Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe) railroad, Saturday evening filed another charter with the secretary of state by which they are to build and operate fifty-two new lines of railway in the state fixinsc the capital at $154,000,000 thus making the capital stock larger than any other railway company in the United States. The directors of this new company are with you on rates." Thus, you can read Joseph Shlveley, a very prominent young attoi Call and see me at the old Abbey ily see, we are enabled to do better by you than anybody. Don't forget this Stand, North of Falls House. ney of Leroy, represented his client's best interest in a suit in attachment before Esquire Learned last Saturday.

For ft while, Bcemed as thongh when you want a loan. Hogueland, Dysert Co. tbero was going to be something desperate done But as the witnesses were all for one side, 'Squire Bishop's new fall stock, that he is overruled hearsay testimony, and decided that the just opening, is far better, and completer Joab Mulvane and G. F. Parmelee, of Topeka; D.

W. Finney, of Neosho Falls; attachment was wrongfully obtained, and that defendant was entitled to the rights and privileges Aud Dealer in and larger than has ever been brought to the city. Mr. Bishop is one of the closest and best buyers in the country, hence he given him In his contract, under the laws regulating chattle mortgages. O.

A. Burdett, L. Gallop, 13. W. Kinsley, A.

W. Luke, J. F. McKein and E. I.

Thomas, of Boston. WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SIL- ran offer vou vour choice from an im YEIt AND PLATED WARE, Etc. Onr friend, Joseph Parks, was In the city, Mon mense stock at bed rock prices. i day, and authorized ns to say, officially, that the J.

O. Dow Co. keep hoop iron. We take pleasure in callings attention Wr n. Dow Co.

keep nails of all rumor that had been circulated to the effect that he wasa candidate for township trustee this fall was to the new advertisement in this issue of kinds. not true. He knew nothing of its advent, author O. T)nw Co. keep a full line of Wallace Easson, of Kenosha, Wis.

We Repairing neatly and promptly attend lzed no one to state such a thing, and wonld not Ditch forks. know Mr. Easson personally, and can accept the position andcr existing circumstances ed to. Bishop's store, J. O.

Dow Co. Keep gooa tuos anu Joe would make a first-class officer, and now that say to our readers that he is an artist of his name has accidentally come before the people, EALLS, KANSAS. the highest order. His work is first-class in every particular, and anyone desiring J. O.

Dow Co. Keep the juxcKeye they will Insist npon his being a candidate when and Tubler Lanterns. ever the signs are right. anvthinsr in his line, should consult their Trrrc TUTearvrrm vxr.tvrn n'Y. J.

O. Dow Co. keep the Eureka and KB II tE 3 J.N. Shannon, the candidate for representative Universal clothes wringer. interests by corresponding with him, We do not hesitate tofguarantee to all i.

if rs unsurpassed advantages to the traveling I 01) the Prohibition ticket, was probably the mad- n. T)rw Co. keep all kinds of VV.fL'" Woodson connty last week. When satisfaction in every particular, both 6.U miles of road, run its Mrs, Mathews left nere for if ate a Center, she stovepipe and elbows. J.

O. Dow Co. keep wool twine. with reference to price and quality. Ad tnt t.

Li iiKuoin 01 ajuhiu. akiibdb vftnttn Kev. jn. u. TenseT xoro-letter or recom dress Wallace Easson, artist, Kenosha ity, tn mendatlon to some one in the Center, and the elder J.

O. Dow Co. keep wagon spokes or call at this office. I Anulnla Orleans, and all other of gave her one to Mr. Shannon, commending her to and feloes.

I ii rrlnclijal Ml Kansas, NebrMka, Qi( confidence and assistance. Mr. Shannon inv If you desire a good, red-hot, newsy, n. Dnw Co. keep round and flat 1 Lou Nans end Texas.

Their coaches ana baggage and flnest make, and luxurl- iron. 3 mediately set about doing all he could for her In the way of securing her a location, when, in the midst of his efforts, he found that her brother, L. O. Fry, had got drank and gone to the calaboose J. O.

Dow Co keep all kinds of shelf local newspaper, do not forget to remember that The Republican will be fur nished to you for one year for the insig orrllm.m Palace Weeping and Hotel Cars are -ucMi through train. The novel Buffet 1 far. run on day trains, and Reclining I hardware. in ii trains Deiweeu nt. iaiuib O.

Dow Co. kee George Moos nificant sum of one dollar, or its equiva 'Uy. '1 lie rates via this line are always 1 i finnpcMnn, are tenholm pocket lent in anything wc can cat, drink, wear, and that she only escaped a similar entertainment out of respect for her two children. It is said that Mr. Shannon lias suddenly lost confidence In Rev, Tenney's leg il ability.

.1. O. Dow Co. keep the Northern villi uptesa trains of other lines at Junct- burn or give away, fo points. Queen wash boards.

XL. C- TOWNSEND, G. P. A. 1.