The Cora Union from Cora, Kansas • 1

NUMBER; 8. CORA, SMITH CQUNT KANSAS, TIjtlllY. AlUHIi S. iM VOLUME XPQlsr2BBXKBt Sport's 0,11 dry goods Genuine Salt Lake drie apples, Gilbert Smith THW.CO'llA 1TXION, V.A.WRIGHT, jj. Wright Publishers.

at imcfcley Co's. A dozen more "prajie schqpn- bound, qave pnl; up Green apples at Scott's. Gp to Buckley Co's. for choice, farm loans ave a trip to othep towns, The dignified Jewell Repnblioan, is the only paper in, Jewel opunty that refused us an X. Kenpedy, was rusticating-in the vicinity ql Crystal Plains, the first the, week.

Published every Thursday at Smith DEALEItS IN- at tno Jifiward House tt)is week ('ounty, Kunuiw. published In tho Interest of Jli HoiiDbllOHii nurty und North-western Kan A now surmlv of hats lust received sas In goncrul, Onrtt und tho publisher In par GENERAL MERCHANDISE ticular, at Geo. W. Buckley latent styles in quality and quantity the yt Job WoYk of nil kinds promptly and neatly very uem. Pootaotsar, 4, i KANSAS.

-ALSO- Cliargofi NOTICES. ti Mrtri'h, 1. No. 1UU10. i Lapd Onico at Klrwin Kun.

Mnrtfli i' im. Notice is hereby (fiycti that the l'rtiMwiij(h namad settlor ban tileq notice of his mulie Una) proof In 'siiiort of hi elnlm, and tiiftt said ii'ool' will be made lici'oro Ch vlt of the JiiKt Court at Smltli Centrft Kunn, on April ti, lHW. vU; Jf. Saruenr Hil. 11TA1 for tho W.ii S.

K. turn. Ho mures thp following wittncssoM to jirovo liis conf in-ops resideneo upon, and cultivation of, said land, via: Lair Doan, O. W. Ittickh-y of Onrn Kims.

W. 1-1, Neson, James Cameron of Smith Centre Kans. 0. W. JUuekley i Co.

Jpljn niscll Arty's. UenlHt.r- executed. ...1.26 PER YEAH. fBUMS, 'Insure your frame buildings. $30 will carry iJsSOO," for.

fiyp Jf HATES OF ADVSUTISING. this week. Sonera Argus, Not Mrs. Emma, we hope. M.

E. Foy has 100 bushel of seed. Barley fpr saly at Dp cents per bushel Cura you meet with no laps, others will and yon are. ()ne column, one tOOJOO Jrfioiil notlooB, per Hue, each J. M.

Parker' atd Qiao. S. Green, went to Salem Saturday to attend the fMiiphty advertisements for less than one jnonth, one und one-hiilf times column rate. All advertisements will he pontinued until ynlil for and orttciHid. discontinut'd.

BRIT GOODS, EOCSRIEip HATS and CAPS, BOOTS out SHOES, J0T10SS, ETC. x- -r 4 1 Olo tiling a specitilly. We can save jTon big money on all kinds of ready-made clothing. Our stock is large, and complete in every respect, and miist bo sold at once in ordor to make room for our spring stock. ITCaW and ape us, gvtyvices, and be convinced, fl Gilbert Smith, CHURCH DIRECTORY, CoNoimcnTroifA.

Pi-eachingr Sunday morn. Jug at 11. sunnily scnooi at is. Young peoples meeting at 6. 80.

Sunday Preaching or prayer meeting Sunday even- fun at 7. 130. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 80, All are cordially in vltojl to attend these meetings. H. V- MABKHAM, F.srn.

Pvery business hpuse tpwn, is haying a splendid run of trade, farnu ers, Jiere-a-bquts, ftre, patrpnizing hqme, Prayer meeting every Wednesday at Cqra Congl'egatipnal Business, men rpqitpstod tq camp Qiit T. R. Johnson, of this township, is prominently mentioned for the office of County Superintendent public instruction. We had a little mishap in the office Sfarcli, 4. NollWliT.

Landofllao Kirwin Kans. Keby 25, JH86. Notioo Is hereby piven that thx; followlnjf, named settler has filed nojipe of his intx'iitiiii) to'iuake final proof in knippoii: of his clabii, and thai said mooi vi lli lie made before Clerk Dlst Court or Probate Judtre at Smith Centre Kans, on April 10, 1WI. vljii 1. Jf.

Willimns tor the KU S. lie names tho following wltni sses to provo ills eontinous resiuenee uiion, cultivation of, said land, Llniiel. ry, Win. Flitelir, .1. 1'lyoutli.

Wm. Emerson, all of Salem, Kans. John Hi-i-ell Ait's. KeirNter. CORA KANSAS.

funeral obsequies or Dudley Ricka? baugh mentioned elsewhere. Money loaned on real-estate qn terms before unheard of in this county. Fop particulars call on G. Buckley Cora, Kans. Ouii facilities for advertising, second to none in the "country.

If you want to sell your farm, call and see us, J. A. Wright fe Cp, Several have wished us solid, suor cess this week, among them Rev. J. G.

II. ArmitKtead. We appieciate your encour-agement gentlemen. Hoag Williamson the present mai) carrier from here to Red is the promptest and most reliable carrier that has been on that end pf tht route for some time. J.

A. Armitstead, exhibited at this office this week, a fine specimen of OFFICIAL PIRJSCTORY. Juflgo J5th A. Smith. ate Senator.

R. M. Pteklor. 11nn.anntilMl-ifii Dli8t' BaVCmiOrt. Jtoprescnttim es -j lnth; We McNall.

COUNTY Dl RJ3CT0RY, 1 Follow the Crowd! Tuesday, and 'Peuks bad boy' came along and hqng up a sign, "The editors rapid method of slinging in Atf-owey, fiKwiir John Q. Royoe. Carson. Shoemaker. J.

ISoacom. -THEY. ARE HEADED FOR- Register of Lltf'e Hubler. Probate Judge J. 1).

Hngadw'n, March IS, No. lows. Laml oilice at Kifwin Kan. Mn-eli in. 1s Notice If hereby irvvn that Hi-' toljon iiiu-niuiied yi'ttler Max iioljc' int juli to tiirkc iliuil on! In kwppoi't hi i lulu, that said p'-oiii' UM i In fur or Clerk DM, (nut Sinli'i K'uih.

on April ii. Iis, in Kd in l''. Hul oi." Ili Itmli) fpfpio E'j S. S. W.tS.

W.4 see. 4111' ihuiic tin 'i iih i i wit ncsm es 1o jirove hi uonCiiou- it hlcm upon, and cultivation irf. Mild laml, viz: Ar-buckle, W. It. Arhuekle, If, N.

Totter, Oscar all Cloud. J. A. W'rii ('o, Jiihn 1U- -ell Atty'a. iU'jrial E.

IT, Rathbone, took charge of the editorial depavtment of the Burr Oak Herald last week, and nrk Disivigt D. w. Rollhnn. purveyor- J. H.

Sargent, i 'orotic C. H. Loyd, Jones, i CORA 1WN8IIIP DIRECTORY. Trustee L.W.Dixon. H'k.

as. Hwscltinf. J'roiiMirer, W. K. liagsdhle.

Drummond former editor now on tho Pioneer at Smith Centre, Barbed wire, lumber, lath, shingles, cement, hair, lime, doors, sash, blinds, hard and soft coal, at the Chicago. Lumber Co's. yards at Smith Centre, W. BUCKLEY CO'S. I3i-y Goods and Grocery CJiotip seHiij Ilonsste, KAN AS.

CLOTHING, JJOOTS, SHOES, NATS, CAPS, GLOVES, 3HTTENS, WOOLEN and COTTON GOODS, Etc. you. want any thing in tho line of general merchandising remember the place. OjFF, Store facing the South on Main Jt, Cora, Kans, figure with them. C.

E. XELSOX, 31. D. physician and ISugeotif Coh, Kashas. (Jarl llondnckson, Manager, Go and see that new bill of ladies Mn -eh IS, No.

VMi. Lund ollli'p at Kirwin M.ireh II, Notice liorehy idvcn that he I'ollon nainml has filed notice oi. his Intenfioir to pruol in suppoi't of bis claim, and that prooi ivill lie lieiore l'ici-U Hist, court or Prolmte Jmh'e at Suiit.li- CViilre, Kans. oil April IH'i), Manila Ann ll.i-kott, Hi llfifet lor the N. t'J -e-1', 8-11.

Jle tliu fnlliiM linf witm Id pnn.i liis oontiiioiis resiileeco upon, and cultivation of said Knock Thompson. W. roiu-h, WiJIiam Rico, lliiu-id Rico, of liCbunuii Kans. John Rlsell Atiy'B. Rejfistor, his crayon portrait paintings.

Jim takes a front seat both asjan assessor and arjistic Notice. The Charter members of Cora Lodge I. O. O. F.

are requested to meet in their Hall in Cora' April 10, '86, at 10 o'clock P.M. Special business to bo" attended too. J. Crandall, Cor. Sec.

Dr. C. E. Nelson, late of Cleveland Ohio, and Bro. of H.

Nelson, is now permanently located at Cora. He boars all the marks of a scholar and gentleman, well versed in his chosen profession, and we bespeak for him a lucrative practice. See his card in another column. shoes at Scott's. They are beauties every pair warranted and he will give you a new pair for every pair that fails to give satisfaction.

Lad- ies remember, tho place P. O. Store, Can bo found at Howard House. call promptly attended, clay or We have several eood bargains in real estate qr' seo, near this -place considerable improvements for 1.500 This bargain will go soon if anv of our readers or any of their iiigbt. Strict attention to business, ADAM ICKXXEDY, Blacksmith.

March IS, No. 10U" Land oilice tit Kirwin. Kmis, March JXW! Notkio is hereby jrivon that tho l'ollowlnif-nunicd settler has filed notice of Ills intention to uialto Iliuil proof iiifupport of his claim, mid that said proof wilniu made below Clerk Dist. Court or Troliato Judtre at Smith Cent re Kans, op April 241 lHSii. W.

Anderson Hd. tor tho K4 8. E. see. 7 1.

Jle mimes tie followinn witnesses to prove nis continoiiri sesiilence upon, and cultivation of, said land viz: Enoch Thompson. W. W. Crouch, William itioc, Dauicl Rice, of Lebanon Kans, JohnlttsM'U Atty'g. Ueiii-stcr.

friends want a bargain of this kind KANSAS. CORA, call soon. A Mr. Cox of Burr Oak, writes Harry Smith, that he think of locat-ing here, permanently in the well augur business. He would no doubt find plenty of work, and we hope Mr.

Cox will throw in his mite toward the Cora boom of '86. Our best weather Phrophcts pre-dieted the storms the first of this month, The same Phrophets, from a t.nnCi. 1 w. Wrt ll 1 .4" Js a maehinewt of lone? experience. Iloyso shoeing ft specialty.

work, fair priciv.f (iivo nio a trial. CORA TO DAY. Cora is a thriving little town miles north, east of Smith Centre, the county seat of Smith county. It has a daily mail each way between Gaylord, a station on the M. P.

railroad, and Red Cloud, Nebraska. Tho latter point belntr 23 miles north-east, and a division town on the 11. M. railroad. Cora is tho centre of trade for tho-.

portion of Smith qpunty, hturtinjf off with 1 church, the best of schools, 3 general stores, hardware store, Uruif store, hotel, feed stable, blacksmith and wos-on shop, real-estate agency, and the smaller branches of Industry includlnif this print shop. B. P. Mabkham, Druggist and Book Dealer, COll IvAXSAk I would call attention of the people, both to the variety and com pleteness of my lines of goods. I keep constantly on hand a full stock of Pharmaceutical Preperations, such as Tinctures, Fluid Extracts, Essences and Essent Oils, Syrups, Chemical Salts, Also of Roots, Herbs, Leaves, Barks, Pure Powders, Birdseed, fce.

All Standard Patent Medicines, Popular non-secret Preperatiops, Toilet and Fancy Articles, Perfumes, Spectacles, Purses, Toys and Confectionery All. Painters Supplies. White Lead, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Ground and Dry Colors. school Howard House We are told that a young lady of this place, received a letter this week containing a fine photo of the sender, and a pair of Jack rabbit ears, but no name to indicate the sender. The1 photo being strange.

The dude must live out west and supposes that Jack rabbits are. all played out here. His name would have been more of a curiosity, than his ears. the annual meeting, Apr. 5th, of Cedar Hill Cemetery Association, it was ordered that all persons inter ested in the grounds, that have friends buried, or desire to purchase lots, meet at the Cemetery on Friday April to perfect chart, and attend to such other businoss as may seem proper.

By voice of meeting, Graves, Pres. Born. To Mr. and Mrs. C.

S. Hoxeltino Saturday morning, Apr. 3d A boy, Mrs. Hazeltine, has been in feeble health for some time, and though the case was critical for a time, since the arrival and attendance ol the new doctor, Mr. Nelson, shtVis getting along very well.

Tally one for the new doctor. C. S. is able to be around to attend to to the Post Office as usual. Cigars can be left any time, iiixi niiiiiu iiii.Mci ui jiuviivv, severe atmospherical disturbances, from the 9th to the 23d, of the Month.

Look out for the storms, or slay the prophets. The People's Friend, of Salem, is the organ of the Free Methodists down.that way, but last week printed a poem by A. J. entitled, "The seventh, ormillenium a poem as far above Free Methodist thought, as Americans are above Hindoo's. Somebody has caught the editor out.

CORA, KANSAS HOWARD, Proprietor, i Every thing new, neat and clean. (xoo'J beds, meals regularand table supplied with the best the market affords. in connection. MY MOTHER. Oh 1 what a debt of lov owe To her who gave me birth Tlits debt, of mine no boundaries know, my best friend on earth.

She loved me when a little child, And will, yet, when I'm old; 'Twas for me this mother of mine lloro atronies untold. It was for me her eyes so fair Were bathed In hitter thinking with a mother's care Of till infuture years. Sho fells for me a love so pure Tnat words cannot reveal; Sho feels fo'1 mo a love, I'm sure, That tno' hers alone can feci And often wnen In childhood's charms My limbs srew tired of play, She took me in her tender arms And kissed the puin away. Now on ber brow I see them plain, Tnose lines of cea-seless' care. Shall she have loved mo thus in vain? Shan't 1 her sorrow sparel" Her wishes are that I should live A lite taut manhood should; And knowing this will pleasure (five, I will by ail that's good.

I will repay this debt I owe If lime enough be given. Yet if there's not time on earth, There will be time in heaven. W. IT. Nelson, accompanied by his brother the doctor, (now located here) called this week.

Our people-, would have reason to feel premd of their former P. M. neighbor, and fellow citizen, should he be called upon to handle the Treasury of the great State of Kansas, 'not one of them but knows he is amply abla SALEM MEAT MARKET. SON, Proprietors SALEM, KANSAS. The very choicest of all kinds of meats always on hand.

Watson's Independent and McGuffee's Revised Text Books A good selection of Miscellaneous and Children's Books. Albums, Seaside and Blank Books. IN STATIONERY, A FULL ASSORTMENT. Fools-cap, Legal-cap, Letter Paper, Commercial and Octavo Note. Paper Tablets and Paper in Boxes.

I desire to please my patrons. office on west main street, wind mill first door west of Buckley and qualified. avenue Co's J. T. SHIPLEY, M.

D. Physician and Surgeon, Salem, Kansas. To the Officers and Stockholders of the Smith County Ag Local- and Otherwise. ricultural bociety: J. N.

CR AND ALL, Carpenter, and Joiner, You are notified that there will be a meeting of said Society at the Office in Shipley Isom's Drug 8toro. Special attention given to. nil diseases of Females. District. Appointments.

Rev. J. Boicourt, P. E. Smith Centre, W.

R. Allen. Gaylord, Edson, Goodrich. Indson, J. G.

H. ArmitsteaiL Lebanon, H. E. Pickle. Salem, M.J.

Bailey. Kirwin, W.J. Merridith. Scott's for groceries. Have you seen Crams Atlas? KANSAS.

CORA, office of the Secretary," in- Smith Cen A nice line of Jersey's at Seott's. tre, at 10 o'clock a. m. Tuesday, April 13th, 1880, to fix a time for Molo skin pants at Buckley Co's. Contracting a specialty.

All work warranted to be first c1ils. Charit eslrensouable. Shop with Adam Kennedy. holding the anual fair, for election. A nice straw hat at Scott's for W.

E. SIIEPAUD, M. D. ALLOPATHIC. Physician and Surgeon, Salem, KANsas.

Oilice in Shipley IsorJs Drug Store. of officers, and other important business. It is hoped that every stockholder will be present. F.J. Pattee, sec'y.

Go to Buckley Co's. for fine dress goods. Scott has iust received a nice line The Weekly Capital Farmers of plow shoes. A new invoice of Plow shoes at Buckley Co's. a 4 different styles of straw hats Dr.

Charles Henry, of Keokuk Co Iowa, arrived in town Monday, lift-having been informed that a good location here was vacant. Dr. Nel son preceded him a few days, of course had arranged a permanent location. Should Dr. Henry dcci hi to locate with us, we can but vsish them both success.

Both have all the, attributes, of gentlemen, and scholars in their profession. Over a -week ago a eompronn 1 was affected between, Powcierly the part of the Knights, and Go for the railroads, but numerous, uti-ruly strikers have diregnri.1ed iV Journal is an 8 page 56 col. weekly paper, published by J. K. Hudson at Topcka Kans.

The Capital is the official State paper, and gives very complete reports of the meetings of the Legislature and all conventions aud associations at the State Capital. just received at Scott's. Dress goods from 5 cts. to 1,00. per A.

n. GATES, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Saikm, Jkwkix Kashas. Will practice in all the courts of the State. Profnpt.

attention given to all biiMiavs. Special attention given to collections, and prompt re Yiitlanccs. Correspondence solic- J.AJrmitstead Tractieal Housei Sign Painter a Cora. Kansas. Paper 1 langin, Sign and ornamental painting a speciahy.

All work warranted. yard at Buckley Co s. The P. O. Store retailed 400 lbs.

of It contains a G. A. R. Dept. and its general and State news features are strong.

It is a splendid representa white sugar last Saturday, Don't forget that Cora is located tive Kanxr. paper. Sample copy ree. Paper will be sent to any ad-lrt ss in For Baking Purposes. SO! A Best intheNYorlcL in the best part Smith county.

or out of Kansas, one year, for one comprint iip, makiug a iiing n. i i Look through Buckley Cos, dollar. necessary to get trains out ol Uic ii new lot ol doming ueiore uinmg..