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at interest No com MISSION at BA NK OF BELOIT. Farm Loan sat 8 per ce At a regular meeting of the Y. M. C. Prof.

F. II. Clark has been employed oounty printing, $38.33 olalmed allowed 33 20 piTY AND poUNTY JEWS. COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS. July 2, 1888.

The board of county commissioner of as Sunt, of the Minneapolis public TAKE NOTICE! schools. held July Mh.j 1888, the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted. Goo, Crane fe 23 00 Geo, Barnard, 3 50 Samuel Dodaworth 41 74 Mitchell county met la regular session, in the offloe of oounty olerk, July 2, 1888, Prof. Jay has been employed as Super Wiieseas. It has nleased the All intendent of our public schools in the at 10 o'clock ui.

All members present. Mary J. Lobdell, medical attend- Wisfl (li-fiaior. to remove irom our midBt place of F. II.

Clark. All persona Ou motion the taxes on lot 4, block 17, our late brother Fred Templeton; and, anoe Mra. Hart, olalmed, $15.00) allowed 13 CO Whereas. The Intimate relations Time Table or the U. P.

K. at Belolt. 203 rasseneer Daily Leaves 8:40 M. 204 Accommodation Daily except Sunday Javea 2:30 P.M. 203 Accommodation Daily except Sundav Arrives 10:50 a.m.

201 Fassonger Daily Arrives 0:40 r. m. T. II. Jones, Aent.

If you are in want of a milk can go 3d ward, Cawker, 1872 and 1873, was strlckeu from the delinquent list. knowing thorn- David Bla.ler, poor house account, to E. II. Dilworth, they make the heavy kind. 22-tf held by our deceased brother, with the members of this association, render It proper thnt we Bhould place on record our apreciatiou of his services.

claimed, $272.10 1 allowed 227 80 Belolt Post No. 47, funeral ex ponse The marshal and clerk both decora solves indebted to the ST. JOB Allowed bills. Adjourned till 1 p. in.

Board met, 1 p. m. Allowed bills. Adjourned till following morulng, (i J. T.

Troutman, olalmed, $44,75 allowed 31 73 Jtesoivea, tnai, wnue we uow wuu humble submission to the wilt of the mnHt hmh. we do not the less mourn 'CENTRAL 11KANCH, MO. PACIFIC. ted with black eyes. Won't somebody diff the mayor one too, bo that the city government may be all of a complexion IS.

G. Mason, medical attendance in. Fitzer 3 00 our brother, who has been called from his labor to rest. STORE are requested and ea- M. A.

Bid well, care Streeter aud liesolved. that, in the death or i vm J. K. Kidson, traveling passen Strain, $84 rejected. Templeton, this association looses a ger agent of the Wabash rauroiia, was M.

Bidwell, care Streeter and brother wno lias always oeeu prompt in the city last Tuesday, looking up hiwinuss In t.iin Intarnat of his road, es- July 3, 1888, Board met, 0 a. tu. Allowed bills. Adjourned till 1 p. in.

Board met, 1 in. Appointed A. II. Sluipsou, bridge com pooted To CALIt and active In the work or tne assocm' Strain, $182; order drawn to clerk 182 00 H. B.

Densou, goods to poor 1 20 Hon. neciallv the G. A. It. bovs who may go Remiwd.

that its society tenuer its BELOIT TIME TABLE. East bound trains leave Belolt as follows: No. 404, Express 0:21 A. 402 7:20 p. 422 Stock Ex 424 Local West bound trains leave lieloit as follows: No.

403 Express 401 7:13 A. 421 Local freight, 425 Through freig't 7:00 A. to uoiumous. Mary C. MoColiister, care Belle heartfe tsvmnathv to the momer ana missioner, Belolt township.

Uoblson, $15; rejected, John W.Seward, lately employed in and settle their accounts on or Mativesoronraeoeaseu oroiuer.ui mis, their sad afl iction. G. H. Goudy, goods to poor 7 45 Resolved, that these resolutions be Ordered redemption of lots 3 and 4, block 0, Belolt, taxes 1875 and 1878, on payment of 93.81. this office, left last Sunday a week ago, for Des Moines, Iowa.

His removal created a vacancy in the Board of Edu entered unon the minutes of this asso 49 69 A. Wilson, care Lucrotla Sawyer, claimed, allowed 20 00 before August Appoluted O. W. MoCutchau olerk of ciation, and that a copy of them be sent to the family of our deceased cation, which has been filled by the ap pointment of F. J.

Knight Esq. Geo. O. Brldires. care Sarah U.

brother. Com. NOTICE. Kelley 31 50 J. W.

Richards, teu weeks care Trains 402 and 401 run daily between Atchison. Lenora and Stockton. Trains 404 and 403 run daily, excedt Sunday, ihwpfln Atchison and Downs. Trains We acknowledge a pleasant visit with Mr. E.

McKeon, the traveling pas aonnror iiirnnt of tlifi Union Pacific rail urouer family 20 00 Lulu township, to fill vacancy; Joseph Thompson, trustee, Eureka, to fill va-oanoy C. L. Brown and Byron Chap man to examine treasury. Adjourned till July 5, 9 a. m.

July 5, 1888. Board met at 0 a. in. Credited to treasurer and canceled paid county warrants, general Howell lumber, Jail ooal, 422 and 421 carry pussengors botweon iinwns and Oreenleaf. way, last Saturday.

Ho was in the city The Service Pension Association of Helnit Mitchell county, Kansas, meets every third Saturday of each month at Cooper's Opera House, at one o'clock 87 CO 1st, '83, as wo shall do no credit business after above date. J. M. HAMILTON, 22-4w Manager. V.a winlintnir ohav fill's Hill On looking up the interests or ms roaa in trains 401 and 402.

N. W. Marsh, Ag't. the way of passenger trauic. The successful gardner, Mr, Dodge, Poor French Ewlng, ooal, Mrs.

Dol- son French Ewlng, coal, court house H. E. Pratt, costs, coroner, examining unknown, olalmed, 5 30 12 70 p. m. sharp.

A. Patten, W. II. Caldwell, Secretary. tf President.

lnvaaen our sanctum lastoaturuav.ann ennnlinri t.hfi nfflpfl with fl. nfiw lip.nl a Miss Nettle Ponnel, saleslady at the New York store, has gone to Indian, fund $8,049.89 Bridge fund 3,400.00 great big, sound cabbage head, and a i.iihnh a varv 1 nn vp.r-BKin onion. allowed 4s on a vacation visit for a short time. 20 Mower and Reaper Sections, Guards and Boxes, for sale by Sj II. Dil ith vnnr California runty $11,449.89 II.

E. Pratt, medical care of poor NOTICK I'Olt rUBUOATION. vegetables! They don't even compare Ordered personal tax, 1887, John Born, claimed, allowed 64 25 worth, 22-tf with our Beloit garden trues. In District Court In and for the countv of Mitch canceled, on account of constitutional ell ana Mate ol Minnas. J.

R. Lowe, transportation 15 00 M. Meibergen, goods to poor 18 25 E. II. Dilworth are sehingthe cele exemption.

Slump ITalleitt, plaintiff, vp. Jackson Edwards iiiuuniinni. Reports Of viewers on the following To tl'C Hhuve luinied defunilunt. Jackson Hi- roads wf re appfolfsd! wards: XiiUe notice lliat you lmvo been sued In iha Petition H. R.

Darrow damages: above entitled court and cmipo, by the above nnnted nlnlntlll', and that yon nuiit answer A. O. Foote 15.00 olhM'wUu iilead to the petition filed in aU H. It. Darrow 30.00 II.

F. Baker 15 00 court, on or before the day of AugUBt, I. 1 88, or the same will he taken as true, and judgment be rendered against you, Uclerminlux lh title ami interest which von asgcrl and claim In and to the following described lani. rIiuMo in the county of Mitchell, and State of Kansas, to-wit: 1'nrtof the southeast (iiiartor Petition of J. A.

Heltzel approved. Petition of R. M. Watson approved. Adjournod till 1 p.

m. Board met, 1 p. m. Continued on roads. Petition Peter Kratzenstein approved ol die southeast quarter of section nine (9), town seven (i).

soutn 01 ransre seven (7). weat or tno 6th I. M. described as lollows: Commeneinirt brated Glidden Steel Barb Wire about as cheap as the common trash. To the Citizens of Beloit: The Beloit Fire Department tender to you a vote of thanka for your liberal contribution toward defrayingourRun-ning Team's expenses to Manhattan on July 4th and rest assured that if ever called upon we will endeavor to do our duty as firemen of your citv.

I. G. Wiiite, Chief. Frank Lutz, Secretary. Screen Doors and Window Frames, for sale by E.

II. Dilworths. E. II. Dilworth sell the best Wood Pumps as low as cheap trash.

DIED. Winton L. Pollock born May 20th, at Macon, Ga. Died at Los Angeles, California, July 5i 1888. While acting as mail clerk between Albuquerque and Los Angeles met with an accident which resulted in his death, lie came to Beloit in the Spring of 1870.

and H-101) chaius west, of the southeast coi ner oi said section nine (II). thence west 1 anil chains, thence north var. 12 desieos and 30 minutes east, 5 and 55-100 chains, thence east 1 and damages: u.c. Dudley, 6 55 A. D.

Rathbun, 5 48 A. Freiday, 13 30 Cribs AKonnedy," 65 53 Andrew Donahoe, keeping poor, claimed, allowed 90 00 Donald Mclntyre, keeping D.Sinclair 20 00 Elizabeth Boos, keeping Frank Boos 32 50 U. W. Searle, transporting S. Brown to asylum 39 60 A.

A. Raub, examination S. Brown 2 00 J. II. Antrobus, salary, county attorney 250 00 J.

M. Cox, salary, county superintendent 317 14 M. Rowley, salary, probate judge 142 75 A. D. Moon, salary, county clerk 490 25 R.

W. Lnndy, salary, county treasurer 740 30 R. W. Lundy, county expense account 149 00 L. L.

Alrich, county printing 64 95 M. Meibergen $1.00 98-100 chains, thence south 5 and 55-100 chains Jas. Humes 2.00 nlace ol bexmmnK, anil admilsani! the riilu ti- tlo, claim, and interest to bu null android, as against the title of said plaintiff, and forever Henry Suarpo 1.00 uarrine and enioinlne you from claiming or as The new petition of J. H. Sowers was serting; any claim or interest in, to orupousaiA approved, and board appointed the fol premises adverse to the pluinlin.

lowing viewers: Fred McMillan, G. B. 1H-4W susajn uausKKi, riaimin. Stkvkns Ptevkns, Attorneys for l'laintitr. Simpson, Isaac Underbill.

Petition of J. Francis was approved, LEGAL NOTICE. and road ordered opened without view till adjoining property owners relinquish To Maria of parts unknown: City Clerk Paul Casley met with an accident that put one of his eyes in morning, on the 4th. It seems that one James Shook became incensed at remarks made by and between Casley and Mr. Allison, on the street, in which Shook took a hand and shook Paul up right lively.

Shook was then honk up by the court of some ducats to pay a fine. City Marshal W. II. Langford met with quite a warm reception at Leav enworth, on the 4th, while the democratic state convention was in session. He went down to that city in search of a fellow he was after, and without sufficient provocation, as he relates pounced upon by some anti-Martin timgs from Wyandotte, simply because they thought he was in favor of Martin's nomination.

There were four of them who met him in a hall of the hotel and accosted him and asked how stood on Martin, and he had no sooner replied that he thought Martin to be a good man who had done his duty as a jndue, than one of them struck out from the shoulder and hit him in the face, and they all pitched in, and in the struggle went through one of the bedroom doors and crowded L. up in a corner, when he let tly and floored two of them and severely punished the other two before help arrived. It was i perilous situation for Bill, for the villains were loaded up with whiskey and in a frenzy of madness. Bill carries around a black eye and badly jammed fist. It was lucky for all concerned that the affray did not wind up with pistols and dirks, which it would ver lkely have done had Langford been or either of his opponents.

That's pretty nearly the shot-gun policy, isn't it Bill Von are hereby notified that you have lieei ing damages, in an action begun in the District Court o( Mitiihell County, liansns, on the 13th day of Adjourned till following morning, at 9 Mav, A. u. 1SS. in wliicb action J. (J.

Dweliu a. tu. vv. II. Hoflinan, 1 wolf scalp 1 00 is plaintiff, nndJohn II.

Louisa II. Slo- i.er, A. Loninvortli. it. h.

l.ouL'Wortli, Man Viucent McCutchin, curtains, Buckner, Mnith, and C. H. Lebold, J. Jl. superintendent's olHce 2 25 Usher and E.

A. llerhst. partners as l-chold, r'isher are defendants, and that you. lbs Shaw stationery 10 00 JulyG, 1888. Board met, 9 a.

m. Appointed A. Manifold bridge commissioner, Beloit city, and Frank Ho-bart, Glen Elder township, Board appropriated $50 to normal In said Maria ltuckner, must answer or demur to tli petition tiled in said action, on or before tho Geo. W. Crane stationery 28th day of July, A 1).

lm. or said petition Good second hand riding plow for sale or trade, very cheap, at 2nd EsT Store, north Mill street. 2t HOME wanted. 1 have a two-months old, motherless girl baby, and I am unable to provide it the home and rearing it needs. Would be glad to have some good persons adopt it as their own.

Thomas Moger, Asherville, Kans. ana books 17 00 Pete Klein, jury room rent 20 00 stitute fund. C. M. Higley, costs, State vs.

Thos. A gentle shower of rain fell down upon us last Sunday night. A lew more and the corn crop will be all right and a big one. Mrs A. P.

Rupert, wife of our Assist-ant Postmaster, left hist Sunday evening for a visit in Pennsylvania during the summer. Booth Charles worth comes to the front again with a nice new advertisement of his specialties. Read it. and patronize him when you want anything in his line, and you won't regret it. Bob.

Cassidy and G. M. Florer left last Tuesday for Missouri to dicker away a right for that state on a patent hog trough. They have sold the state of Nebraska already. Downs celebrates her birthday anniversary on July 27th.

They always have a great big time on such occasions. lion. J. II. Calderhead has departed from Beloit.

He went sudden like without bidding us adieu. For further particulars enquire of his late partners, T. Barnes, likewise II. A. Yonge.

We hear that George Dodge, of tlv Gazette, leaves to-morrow evening for Marceline, to commence the publication of a paper there. That's right, young man, go east, and teach the old fogies how to rustle. My! but it is a relief to see our panes begin to loom up with some advertisingSee the fine ones of Abercrombie llnnick, The New York Store Mercantile John II. Roberts and the Chicago News, all new and paying ones. The boys have got up the gag that as Cleveland has vetoed Harrison's nomination fur president, it will be necessary to hold another national Republication convention; but we'll bet that old.

Tippecanoe will be the issue that the old Buffalo bull will never veto. Mr. X. II. White informs us that he has received a telegram from Los Angeles, conveying the sad news of the death of his nephew, Win.

L. Pollock, whom many old Beloit people will well remember. He died on Friday, July 0th. Miss Minnie Miller, of Topcka, who is the guest of Miss Oral Caldwell in this city for a few weeks, was accorded a neat surprise in the way of a party given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Wray, last Wednesday evening, the occasion being her eighteenth birthday anniversary. A large number of Retail's young people enjoyed the festivities. lion.

J. II. Autrobus, county attorney, who has served one term faithfully and conscientiously, as well as meritoriously, will be a candidate for renomination at the coming Republi win ue taicen astrnu, ana. inclement renaerai tm said action agatnot the said, defendant, John B. stoner, Louisa II.

Moner, and J. H. Hniltli fr the sum of $1200.00, with interest thereon at tZ percent per annum from the 1st day of April. A. I.

1887, and decreeing that a mortgage given to secure said sum and interest be foreclosed on tho nw (inarter of sectiou 18, in town. 9, rauo Cain 10 80 C. M. Higley, costs, State vs. J.

M. Jangan 43 85 west ol tho (ith P. in Mitchell County, Mayo Rouse, costs, Stale vs. W. S.

Day 1340 A few Refrigerators at cost, at E. Dilworths. kansas, and ordering eaid premises soul to satisfy said sum and interest, and further decreeing that you, the said Maria liuckner, be forever harred and restrained from setting up or claiming any right, title or interest in premises, and graining unto said plaintiff srrffli C. F. Bozell.

costs. Stato vs. J. Adjourned till 1 p. m.

Board met, 1 p. m. Visited poor farm. Adjourned till folio wing morning, 9 a. m.

July 7, 1S88. Board met, 9 a. ni. Allowed J. D.

Fuller $2 road damages, Keport of bridge commission, Blue Hill township, was referred back for es timates on cost of building. Durini? the session the following bills were allowed Heatb 1 20 A few more Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves for sale by E. II. Dilworths. Clerk court, costs, State vs.

J. oilier and further relief as in equity he may entitled to. Coursen 30 80 JAMKS (TLJiliRTSOX, riaiutilt's Attorney. Clerk court, costs, State vs. Dries- FOB.

ALU. A line farm between Downs and back fc Swartz 13 55 Clerk court, costs, State vs. Lewis Cawker City for sale at a great bar PROFESSIONAL CARDS. 1 11:5 10 J. L.

Hocket, 8 wolf scalps 8 00 Clerk court, costs, State vs. Robert Walter Doggott, 18 18 00 W. E. SCOTT, D. I).

steicner 30 05 gain if disposed of soon. Also a very fine lot in the best residence part of St. Louis for sale or trade for Beloit property. Enquire at Dr. Patten's Dental Ollice, over Post office.

Grotan Brookshaw, 6 wolf Clerk court, costs, State vs. Carl ADUATK Ohio College of. Dental Bar- Xs Jounson 675 29 ilv ot Cincinnati. Dental liooins over Mo- B. W.

Rodgers, Fred Burr, M. S. Bearss, Wm. Nicholson, Cutcliin's furniture store. Open day and night.

8-3iii John Mehl, costs, Stato cases 46 85 John Mehl, costs, Whitney 19 68 Y. M. C. A. drowned.

Again we are called upon to give the sad news of the drowning of another one of Beloit's promising young men, which awful accident occured in the Solomon river last Saturday eveniug, July Fred. Templeton was the R. W. Lundy, paid jury April LOKOHLL and MAT. JIAKY J.

There will be special meetings next J. M. Shull, Oftice at Ucsideiice Coe. I JC. HOLLISTKK term 1122 40 Sunday as follows: County clerk, paid chainmen 28 00 id and Walnut Streets.

Country culls will bo answered as promptly city culls. 3-tjtf D. S. O'Brien, medical attendance Barney Ryan, claimed, 50; al Consecration meeting at 8 a.m., at Y. M.

U. A. rooms. Gospel meeting for men only at M. E.

church at 4 p. Stephen Cullom, D. N. Roundy, O. Wise, Wm.

Piorcy, E. II. Compton, C. R. Hendricks, lowed 34 65 C.

W. Wolbort, costs Albert Stev KOBT. A. KILLINGS, M. HOMEOI'ATIIIST.

Diseases of women -juA children a specialty. Otlice, opposite Pual illice. Hours: 10 to il a. 2 to (i M. Residence 3 blocks west and 4 blocks uortn ollice, lieloit, Kansas.

0-tl m. General mass meeting for every body at opera house at p. m. ens' case 8 90 (i 00 0 00 00 8 00 5 00 7 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 7 00 2 00 1 00 9 00 8 00 8 00 8 00 8 00 3 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 5 00 99 00 72 00 Jno. T.

John L. Graham, sheriff's foes aud NEW FEATURE. jail board 3S0 05 Farm Loans at low rates and Mort W. II. Young costs Stato vs.

Chas. Sponsler 4 W. II. Young, costs State vs, Fred gage drawn for interest agreed upon no commission or second mortgage F. B.

HOME, M. HOMEOPATHIC Physician and SuigeVJH. Especial attention given to diseases of women and children. Ollice witli Dr. AutrotalL up stairs, Mill street, open at all times, day iw night.

5-n J. K. Caughey, F. A. McMillan, C.

Foster, J. M. Rice, J. II. Sowers, John R.

Cooley, R. II. Jennings, Russell Darrow, time three to seven years. If paid at 11. Hicks 10 80 W.

II. Young, costs Stato vs. Jno. three years, no bonus required. 20-tf Ketchum Wkay, i 55 B.

ANTKOBUS, IIYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ollice Dilworths Hardwaretore, tirst room. Ludwig W. II. Young, costs State vs.

H. Smith, etal Rudolph Bolon, jury room rent at per 15 Farm Loans, Bank of Ucloit. 32tf can countv convention. Mr. Antrobus J.

W. Andrews, 5 F. Ilobart, assessing Glen Elder, J. II. Kylo, Carr Creek C.

P. Stkvbns C. STEVENS STEVENS. 11 days, claimed $33.00, 10 50 has conducted the affairs ot his office satisfactorily to the people and is deservedly popular. He should be re New ollice on Mill TTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

J. W. Whitmoro, goods to poor 23 14 Sewing machine, good as new, very cheap, at 2nd. Store, north Miil A' Street, lieloit, liansas street. 2t uobartix Ulark, 5 10 Sullivan it Clark, 8 72 nominated by a unanimous voice of the delegates and elected without op MX.

VEIINOX LODGE, SO. t-'Z, A. J. W. Whitmoro, goods to poor, 13.

Goods cheaper than ever before at Beloit city 183 00 Blue Hill 54 00 Plum 75 00 Beloit 99 00 Lulu 75 00 Eureka 57 00 72 00 "Solomon Rap. 00 00 Cawker 201 00 F. Soper, J. W. Farrand J.

E. Gholson, A. H. Simpson, W. II.

Freas, N. W. Cook, J. P. Reeves, J.

A. Vannatta, H. W.Searle, I A. M. regular coinmnmc.viotia on tho llrst, and third Monday n.gliti of.

each month. Visiting bri-fnreu U. htewart Id 00 tneimu yr Store, north Mill street, 2t name of the unfortunate, whose age was about 19 years. He was the son of a widow mother and the pride of his mother's heart as he was also a general favorite with his acquaintances. Hh went to the river in company with other young men, to bathe, and getting into water beyond his depth, notknow-Ing how to swim, met with a sudden and terrifying death, before he could he rescued by his companions.

A once the boys commenced diving to try and recover the body, Frank Hecock being the successful one who brought the corpse to the surface. Everything was done to resuscitate him, but without avail, and lie was borne to the home of his mother, lifeless, from whom but a short time previously he had gone in the bloom of health and glorious young manhood. The sad duty of informing the poor mother devolved upon Dr. II. E.

Pratt, who did so with all the tenderness he could command which, how-over broke down in the presence of that awffll maternal grief. The deceased was interred on Sunday, in the City Cemetery, Rev. Branch officiating in the religious ceremony, his companions of the Y. M. C.

A. being the pall-bear-ors and directors of the funeral. He was a member of the M. E. Church of this city.

He was at the time of his sudden taking off in the employ of Mr. Charlesworth was highly esteemed and respected for his moral and exemplary character. The terriblo catastrophe cast a gloom over the spirits of our people, for death coming in that shape is so sudden und so terrifying. M. J.

Wilcox, gooda to court cordially invited to attend. M. M. Kuwi.KV, W. T.

II. Jonus, Sto'y. house 7 80 A. L. Toplitr, county 20 Highest price for Eggs and Butter at John Wood's grocery, Mill street.

44-tf A. Heeder, 13 mealBjury, claimed If you want to rent a business house, allowed 3 00 A. AV. I ICRS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ollice in rear First National Hank, P.clolt, Kansas.

John Macdonald, shoes for Mrs or a dwelling large or small, or rooms call on us. St ev ens Stevens, 2 00 S. C. Andes, viewing bridge 1 50 J. W.

Farrand, viowing bridge 1 50 Dr. Lobdell, care Mrs. Hart 31 00 position. A change has occurred in two business houses in our city, whereby the dry goods house of Ilasgall Wilker-sonand the grocery house of Lutz Bros, have been consolidated under a stock company, consisting of J. II.

Wilkeron, president; II. Baer, secretary and treasurer; Wm. Lutz, assistant secretary and treasurer. This makes a very strong and substantial business instiution. An arch-way has been cut through the partition wall that separated the two concerns, so that now they are virtually one.

l'UOUIMTIONlSTS. E. E. Brewer, 3 days examining teachers 9 00 C. E.

Harvey, 3 days examining teachers 9 00 A. F. Abornothy, 2 days examining treasury 00 G. W. Clark, 2 days examining treasury 1 00 A.

Andrews, survey 5 roads 41 00 A. G. MEAD, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY, ey to loan on chattels and realestn lice, opposite poutollice, Main street. Xo. 1 Saginaw Salt 61.75 per barrel at Abercrombie llerrick's.

21-2v II. B. Denson, goods to poor 27 27 Always the best groceries kept at II. IS. Denson, goods to poor 11 35 LEVI COOPEIt, ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Beloit, Kansas. Will practice in all Ilia courts of the John Wood's green front, Mill street. S. M. Ewlng, coal to poor 15 00 T.

K. Lakey, digging vault 7 fiO 19 58 at per W. P. Smith, calcimlning and Farm Loans, Dank of Beloit. R.

SWKUUT, M. D. Ollice over Drugstore, lieloit, Kansas. 32tf esldence, corner Sixth and Walnut. iC.

Geo. II, Goudy, goods to poor Manifold, transportation Anna Darling, house rent Mrs. Stiff, claimed? 1.00, rojected. 11. Kinslow, house rent Mrs.

claimod 3.01, rdocted. cleaning offices 30 CO J. A. Collar, moving court 100 Vincont McCutchin, 1 table 3 00 ono block south and east of water tower. No.

1 Saginaw Salt 1.75 per barrel at Abercrombie llerrick's. 21-2w Geo. L. Myers, 1 kindler, claimed, rojected. Every housekeeper should get a copy B.

Charlesworth, repair closets 0 25 of the Couitucu and cut out the adver A. K. Allison, carpenter work ou jail 39 30 It is a frightful warning that baa visited our city only occasionally, but at tisement of bercromble llerrick's grocery list and paste it up in the II. 10. Pratt, care H.

Robinson, claimed $3.00 laid over, Joseph Carney, service as county commissioner!) days 27 00 II. C. Kyle, service as county commissioner II days 33 00 Cunningham, service aa county commissioner 0 days 27 00 Board ad journed Bine die. BELOIT 1'IKE DEPAKTMENT. Regular Department modinc lust Tu" Uj evening of each month.

1. ti. Wnirt, l' Litz, Sec'y. i t. HOOK AND t.ADUKI! ro'V.

'Steels last Kiiday night In each month. OlEOHCiB FlMNK, IIOSK CO. NO. ONR. Meets last Thursday night in each mont F.

Ciuinoii, UOSK co. xo. TWO. Meets llrst Monday night in each month. J.

It. MykR4, P.irr.ii.i All visiting firemen cordially invited to these meeting. THE UNION PACIFIC, "TIIE OVERLAND ROUTE" Will sell round trip tickets from points in Kansas to McPherson, Kansas, at rate of One and One-ihird fare to parties attending the Kansas State Prohibition Convention, to beheld at Hutchison, Kansas, July ISth. Tickets will be sold July 17th and Mb, limited to return until July 21st. Horace Cooper, attorney, Johnson case 125 00 3.

II. Dodge, job printing 79 00 each recurrence seems to be more direful than before. The mother and family are most deeply and tenderly sympathized with by the entire conrunity, kitchen for convenience, in ordering groceries. It will save lots of time, as it comprises everything kept in a first-class grocery house. nnnntvttvtnMni on A.

D. Moon, Co. Clerk. Beloit Oonrirr, job printing 41 Co4.