Neosho County Republican from Osage Mission, Kansas • 2

nation, and those graduating from Dissolution ITotice. Thfl rMrtnrshiv firm -vitino he- the collegiate course shall be entitled 'JPlie Republican RE REAP to admissiou to the freshman class i ---r tween the undersigned, under the firm name of Stukey Co. is hereby dissol-i i. i i i of the state university aud of the J. G.

STEIXBEIIGER, M. D. CEce, in Drug Stcrs. T. W.

WALLACE, M. KRIE, KANSAS. flffiag FtrstdooYroat.Ii of Work Jc Craves Uilllitf, Hardware Store. -ri. state agricultural college without O.

A. MeMl'IXKN, Sunt, anil Foreman. farther examination. retiring. S.S.

Stukey, Joiix Hall, Skc. 16. The board of trustee shall annually make a report to the coanty ci.uiinissiouer, which shall specify the camber of students attending the bih school during the year, their sex and the branches taught, the text books used, the n-iinber of teachers employed, the Termt of One mar (fifty-two week) SI SO -'is M'ith "5 Three Munths salaries paid, the amounts expended respective ly for library, apparatus, buildings, a.M tor all other purpose. Also the amount of funds un hand, tbe deMs unpaid, if any, the amounts due, if any, and all otier information deemed important or i im Unt to report. caid report fjres to appropriate money i for the rt-lief of the homeless; but not-withstanding the hard times Montgomery has just spent thousands of dollars on the reception of Davis, and congressmen are asking thdir col leagues from Alabama, how is it that Montgomery spends money freely to glorify Davis, but can find no money to relieve the distress of the poor negroes.

It is a difficult question to answer. Jeff Davi3 was at the head of a tliroag that thought the nogroe was of no accouut, and he undertook to found a government whose support would come from the products pro-uccd by the sweat and toil of the poor aok man. The actions of Montgomery in this respect looks out of order to as. shall be printuu at least one newspaper of the county, if any is published therein, and a copy of the report shall be forwarded to the- state superintendent ot instruction. Sec.

17. Thecounty commissioners shall have power to fill any vacancy that may occur in the board of trustees for that county, by appoint C. G. FLETCHER, X'lir ciixn and Surgeon, Office at near tbe corner First aud ilaia rlreelf Erie, Kansaa. 3U-17.

L. D. HAYXES, and Surgeon. Special attention to obstetric and dieees of children. Omee.

west cide Alain street, North Erie. Kansas. vS-3 W. ALFORD, Physician and Surgeon. Office in Wallace Co.

Drug Store, Xaia street, Erie, Kansas. It is OF INTEREST tO All! We have selected with great care the largest stock of MENS. Will A1ID BOYS CLOTHING. ever brought to Erie, and we are desirous of showing them to you. IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING TO look and very little to huy We liave Immense Line of Boots and Shoes of Every Description.

LAW OP I. Subscribers who tlo nt vive exprf notice to the are nsi(lre a wibias to centime lln-ir subscription. K. If wish their paper 1icootin-eii. imbliVier.

mnv continue to send them un-til all charee.f sire p.ii-l. III. If muve to other place wi shout informing the publisher, and the IMf.er sent t- the forinnr lirecr ion, they are hill rca-p-n-ihl3. Notice shojll always be given of the removal. IV.

If nsjrleet or refise to their pipers frwa the 'ttfiee or place- to which thy are sent, they are responsible until they ecUle bills anl jrive due noticeto dUcon-tin'io. V. The Court have that refusing to take a pajT from the o3iee. or refusing aii'l leaving it uncalled for, is facte evidence of intentional fraud. ment; nntii the next general election.

Seo. 18. The county commissioners shall alio each member of the board of trustees the sum of two dollars pes day for the time actually Last Saturday in company with Sheriff Parsons we boarded a buggy and wended our way across the beautiful prairie to the northwest and flnal'y landed at found Chanute pretty lively considering the hard times We visited the Times and Blade offices and found the entire force at work. We also called on Hysinger Rosenthal They have the largest store and bes-t selected stock of goods in Southwestern Kansas. This firm runs seven clerks together with Mr.

Rosenthal and son all of whom are kept busy waiting on their customers. Persons desiring to trade at this store are often compelled to wait an hour before they can get a chance, the clerks are so" busy. This is evidence that advertising pays as this firm is the best advertisers in Neosho county. They say it pays them to advertise, the why dont it staid to reason that if it pays one man to advertise it Will likewise pay all men who are in business to use printers ink. The new railroad through Chanute has made a temporary boom there that has been agreat help during the hard times.

How long the boom will last is hard to tell. ber, a secretary and treasurer, who shnll perform the usual duties devolving upon such officers, end shall hold office for one year or until their successors are appointed and qualified. Said treasurer shall give such addi tional bond as the county commissioners shall deem sufficient A majority of said board shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of all business, but four votes shall be required to decide any questiou. Sec. G.

At said meeting, or at some succeeding meeting called for such purpose, said trustees shall make an estimate of the amount of funds needed for buiiding purposes, for payment of teacher's wages, and for payment of contingent expenses, and they shall present to the board of county commissioners a certified estimate of the rate of tax required to raise the amount desired for such purpose. But in no ci.se shall the tax for such purpose exceed in one year the amount of six mill on the dollar on the taxable property of the county, and when tax is levied for the payment of teacher's wages and for contingent expenses only, it shali not exceed three mills or'tlie dollar. Sec. 7. Said tax shall be levied and collected in the same manner as other county taxes, and when collected the couuty treasurer shall pay the same to the treasurer of the county high school, in tha same manner that school funds are paid to the district treasurers, as required by law.

Sec. 8. The said treasurer of the high school shall receive from the employed in tbe discharge of nis otucial duties, and when account are presented for payment they shall be a idited and oai i oi't of the county treasury in the same manner as other accounts asainst the county, feaid trustee? snail nut bo entitled to any other rcnumeration for services or expenses. eioo. i.

This act shall take effect ana be in furce from and after the date of its publication in the state paper. ATTOBSET AT LAW Er. Hmimi JOHN THURSDAY, MAY 13.1SS6. Mr. Hoxie's History.

H. M. Hoxie, whose name has ap peared in newspapers so prominently during the last few days as the manager of -lay Gould's Western interest, as the Vice President of tha, Wabash system, has had an interesting career. -Allitioiitil Local. Cyclone.

Iat Thursday about half past one Our Bats are of the lleuesl and Latest Styles! J. D. LAWS, A.tVjr. and Coimsclor-at Law. Collection a specialty.

Office north of Arlington lintel. Erie, Kan-. o'clock p. a young cyclone originate 1 a few mils north of Erie. It traveled iu a southeasterly direction.

The southwest section of Lewis MeCrary's Hewa3 a poor boy in Polk county, Iowa, at a time when immigration was pouring into that State. A gentleman by the name of Mitch We also have a full line of. barn root was blown oft anil carried ibotit one hundred yards. Limbs of McClelland bkown, ell, who kept a country hotel about trees were broken' down. It then DRY GOODS ten miles from Des Moines, became Eepu'olicaa Congressional Convention.

A delegate convention of the Republicans of the Third Congressional district of the state of Kausas, will be held in'the city of Cherry-vale, on Tuesday, Juue 15th, 1S86, at 10 o'clock a. for the purpose of nominating a imli'Jute Lr congress. The basis of representation in said convention shall bo ona delegate and one alternate for each four handled votes cast for Allen for secretary of state in 1831, and one delegate and one alternative for each fraction of 200 votes or over, to wit: swept across the prairie to the southeast, along where some hedge had been cut down. It cleaned a path in the hedge about one hundred yards in ATTORNEYS AT LvW. nffiaa OVER HVSIXSEB BOSEXTUAL, UlUCe CHANUTE.

KAN. GO TO THE METROPOLITAN FOR YOUR FRESn COUNTER CANDIES, ice Also a full line of Cigars Tobacco. interested in the boy, who soon showed himself bright, active and intelligent. He became the hostler of his wulth tuns proving that it was a "twis ter 7 sure enough. The next object that AND FANCY NOTIONS.

COME AND SEE: COGSWELL KEN'NEY, treasurer, and from other was struck was the Comes school house establishment, and as such was thrown into close contact with the many hundreds of people who stopped at "Mitchell's Tavern" on their Western way. About the beginning ATTORNEYS AKD C0T717SEL023 parties, all moneys that belong to the fundi of said school, and shall pay out the same only by direction on Flat Kook creek. This building was twisted out of shape biit no serious damage was done to it. At this point the cyclone bounded into the air and of the board of trustees, upon orders duly signed by the president and On Prices Will Gonmce tto Host the next object it tonched was the residence buiiding of one Charles Ilarkness, about one quarter of a mile sout of the mutersigned by the secretary, stat of the war the boy thus trained had grown to manhood, and by the assist ance of his employer had entered lo cal politico, being elected to a county office, and in this, as in his previous school house. The storm came down ing the purpose fjr which they were drawn.

Both the secretary and on this house with all its fury and Osage Mission, Kansas. Practice in all I7ie Courts. Re. iiiitttxnces Promptly JIa.de. C.

A. COX. J. rCATTOX. C0Z ST2ATT01T, ATTORK EYH AT LVW, nPFTPF OVER NATHAN'S STORE.

Lrribla ERIE, KANSAS. treasurer shall keep an accurate ac raised it from the ground. Mr. Ilsirk-ness, his wife, two children, and a nnn employment, showed himself to be a EEL. 9 8 4 4 9 8 5 ALT 9 8 4 4' 9 5 5 COUXTY.

Cherokee, Cowley, Crawford, Chautauqua, Elk, Iiabetle, Montgomery, Neosho, Wilson, neighbor woman wei in the house at GARV count of all moneys received and ex pended for said school, and at the close of each year, or of tener if re PACIFIC COAST Mutual EnswiQsnt and ProtsctiTe Association Principle Office, iANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA. oil bright and capable man. He made himsulf useful to the party managers and did good public services at the same time. About the close of the the time. When Mr.

II. seen the storm coming he giabbeil hold oft lie door and tried to hold it shut. The next thing he knew he was picking himself up from where the wind had carried him, war he became Chairman of tha Re ibont two hundred leet from his start publican State Central Committee, A. P.OTERTON PronJi-nt when it was the fashion in Iowa to Xic President and Director Maager and UE'J C.JONES Treasurer and Director ing point, lie still hail hold of the door but the door bad let loose of the house. He looked back over the road he had just traveled to see how far he had gone and about twenty-fiye feet give majorities of from 30,000 to 50, 000, and was rewarded for his servi Z9 lK.

R. P. SMITH. R.Med. Dire 'r ud Director DAVID N.CARlTilKRS Director ces in this direction by an appoint LULUHREi Director ment as United States Marshal, and back of him he saw the two women picking themselves up from the ruins I have inst opened in rnv now store room west of the rnihlic I A JOHN W.

SHAEROCK, A.TTORNE-Z'-A.T- LA.W And Notary l'nblic. J.ltcctioi! male nixl promptly remitted. Office earner Main and street. rte. kaa GZOEGE AUSTE1T, Csrpeater, Csstractcr 2zd BiaHer.

Als Architect, Sapertntenlent llrmu sli t-mn, Ecie, Kansa i of the house which laid all about them. It is organized on the endowment nlan. All as his district covered the entire State this gave him a prominence which par, a iuii siock 01 staple and ancy benefits, paid by assessment of the members. It pays during life and protects your dependents at ileath. Acveins persons in cla-s A from IB to 50 was far more than local, and made him one of the best known men in the State.

The two children came out unharmed and untouched. Mr. received quite a severe blow on the shoulder also one on the upper lip, but was able to go to work next day building a years of age; in class from 5') lo 70 years of age. Certificates are issued from Sl.lJUO to SS.t'im. rlass from 5IMI to class B.

It is IGROOIEIRIIIEISHil on a sa'e, sure and equitable basis. Just alter the reconstruction period new house. A he women were both he gave np politics and removed to bruised more or less, Mrs. Ilurknass For further information, call on or address, MRS. M.

V. B. HAWE Agent. Palestine, Texas, where he became connected with the management ot MY LTEENSW ARE "DEPARTMENT the International Railroad. Hre (he same qualities that had stood is comi Lite, and ray GLASSWARE is of the latest patterns and ji i ii i J- CLOUSEE a S01T, Resident Dentists, ERIE, KAST.

inform rar fricD'l nl tie iic tiat are frtpr-l prrf'ona nil ftion tlie iaa eape- him in good stead as a boyaud man in business and in politics, brought him to the front and did good work in developing this railroad system in iexas and soon showed that he had nT nwncr. in him the qualities of a great rail 03 hi Tet th with I or watrrvl. K-fire-l. on the iut le terras. Irn Thn lure i.ot itb terth will do well eire Ufa nil.

ic cvrth ru of Gilbert fculldinp. receiving the severest bruises. She was unable to her arms next day but will be all risrht in a few days. It is a mystrry that every one in the house was not killed instantly as the house and all the furniture was broken to pieces. Three tairs is all that was left whole.

Stoves, beds, chairs sofn, clothing and everything else vas destroyed. Mary ilarkness' house was blown oft the foundation. AH of the roof and the eastern half of Joe Comes" barn was blown away, and crippled one of his horses. Three telegraph poles were pulled up, fences were blown down and some other damages done in the way of damaging wheat and oats. No one was killed or dangerously h.nrt.

This just a young bfit it handled things in rather a rude manner. This is the first wind we have had in our county for years that blowed things around with so little regard as to where it left them, and we hope it will be the last one. A curious fe.ifure about it is that it came from the northwest and traveled southeast. quired by the board of trustees, they shall make a full statement el the financial affairs of the school. Sec 9.

The said board of trustees shall proceed, as soon as practicable after the appointment as aforesaid, to select at the place determined by vote of the county, the best site that can be obtained without expense to the county, and the title thereof shall be vested in the said couuty; they shall then proceed to make such purchases of material, and to let such contracts for their necessary school buildings as they may deem proper, but shall not make any purchase or contract in any year to exceed tha amount on hand, and to be raised by the levy of tax for thai year. The board of trustees, at their discretion, may lease suitable buildings for the use of the high school while new buildings are in progress of erection, the rent to be paid by the fuud created by the levy for high school purposes. Sec. 10. When such board of trustees shall have finished a building for said school, they shall employ some suitable person who shall take charge of the same, and teach in the same and shall be known as the principal of such school, and the trustees shall furnish such assistant teachers as they deem necessary, and shali provide for their saleries.

Sec. 11. There shall be provided three courses of instruction, each requiring three years' study for com pletion, namely, a general course, a normal coarse, and a collegiate coarse. The general coarse shall be designed for those who cannot continue school life after leaving said high school. The normal course shall be designed for those who in tend to become teachers, and shall fully prepare any who wish to enter the first year of professional work at the state normal school.

The collegiate course shall fully prepare those who wish to enter the freshman class of the state university, or of the state agricultural college, or of any other institution of higher learning in this state. Whenever practicable, students in these courses shall recite in the same classes. Students in the last year of the nor mal course may be employed for a CO uesigns. aiso nave a iuii iineoi WOODEN WARE AND STONEWARE. My stock of Groceries was purchased for CASH in Kansas City.

I own my room and can therefore, having liIit sell more Goods FOR ONE DOLLAR than any other house in town and Don't You Forget it. Yon will get GOOD WEIGHT and HONEST AlEASUIiii. g3rLeave your orders for we deliver. M. S.

JOHNSTON, ft road manager. hen Mr. Gould bought np a large amount of railroad in the Southwest and had consolidated them in the general name of the Wabash system, Mr. Hoxie was chosen as one of his lieutenants and went to St. Louis, where he become First Vice President of his system.

He is a shrewd, quick-witted man, of few words, but prompt in decision and immovable when onc3 he has made up his mind. Philadelphia Times. 0 I have made preparations to furnish the. building boomers with stone for the coming season. I.

am also prepared to do all kinds of STONE MASONRY. FLUE BUILDING AND CISTERNS A SPECIALTY. Estimates furnished on apxli-catioa. KE1TDALL TINGLING. 03 KANSAS.

ERIE a High School Law. Section. 1. Each county having a population of six thousand inhabitants or over, as shown by tha last State or federal census, may establish a ccuuty high school, on the conditions and in the manner herin-after perrcribed, for the purpose of aiTordiug better educational facilities for pupils more advanced than those attending district schools, and for persons who desire to fit themselves for the vocation of teaching. Sec 2.

When one-third the electors of a county, as shown by the returns of the last preceding election shall petition the board of county commissioners requesting that a county high school be established in their county at a place in the said petition named, or whenever the said county commissioners shall at A. POST. Cashier. L. ROSECEANS, President.

PATEOXIZB SOME INSTrTUTIOXS. Tho Southern Kansas R'v IS A KANSAS ROAD Aud is thoroughly identified with th interests ami progress of the State Kansas and it eoile. r.n afibrtl.s its patrons facilities by any line in Eastern and Southern Kansas, running TllIiOUGII EXPRESS trains daily between Kansas City and Olathe. Ottawa, Cxaraeit, Iola. Ilumltoldt, Clia-n nte, Oherrvale.

Independence. Win-field. Wellington. Harper, Attica, aud inrrmediaTe loillt. Total 58 58 It wh9 recommended that the county conventions for the election of delegates and alternates to said convention to be held on Saturday.

Jane 12th By order Third Congressional District Committee. O. F. Carszh, D. A.

Muxixgton, Chairman Secretary. The city council of Ft. Scott, passed an ordinance granting the Kansas, Nebraska and Dakota Railway the right of way throaghFt. Scott. The farmers of Kansas are true to their culling.

They are not out on a strike and trying to stop the tjora-merce of oar country; but are the patriots that will now save th.3 country; by pushing on the plow handles. The number of business failures in the United-States last week was 207, against 101 for the previous seven days and 182 for the week before that. Of the 207 last week about one-half are in the Western and Pacific states. What has become of Martin Irons? His name is not seen in print anymore. He is a prominent public man of the past.

He is now buried so deep that he can never again rise to a positioa of any prominence in any organization, however corrupt ita motives may be, for he has betrayed the confidence of every man in his organization. It is said that Secy. Manning has handed in his resignation and it has been accepted by the President. It now remains to bo seen who will be Mannings successor. Cleveland would like to promote Assistant Secretary Fairchild, bet that gentleman is rather independent politically and the stalwart Democrats say that the President will select one of their number.

If Fairchild ispnt at the bead of the department, they will regard it as a declaration that they are not wanted. Grand Master Workman Powderly condemns the actions in Chicago which caused bloodshed and the death of iuaoy good citizens. He says it is not Knights of Labor but the actions of the heartless anarchists. The Knights as an tion had nothing to do with it and condemns all men who took a part in the desperate work. If there were any Knights in the mob their names should be stricken from the roll booKs of Knights of Labor.

This organization doe3 not hold up for lawlessness. Powderly wants to see law and order, but some of his under officers are not obedient to his commands. The Vicksburg Herald, a presen alive southern paper offers the following timely advice to strikera: About t.veuty-five years ago ths south went ou a strike under Grand Master Davis. Then Uncle Sam went on a strike, and the southern strike, after years of suffering, was ended. It is not pleasant for us to refer to that great strike, we look part in it and lost a father and brothers and a fortune by it.

We only refer to it nov to "warn tltd fellows all over the naion who ou strikes not to collide with Uncl Sam. They may take a brash with the governors now and then, arsd not get hurt very THE CITY BANK, BRIE, TRANSACT A GENERAL BANEIIG E08INESS. Re 1 Estate Xioans a Specialty- ft gg THROUGH MAIL trains daily except PI CI Eeal Estat9 Transfers. Robert irrev and Tife to Georae Wash-init'on lot 14 blk 35 town of q. e.

85) (X) Miller and hu.b. to AmxK limits, qr sec S3 29 19 160 a. 2400 00 Samuel B. Wagner and wife to CJ. B.

Cole 6 in. in width full Iengrth oflotlO blk 28 Thayer 5 ft. 9 in. oof line of said lot i.e 100 00 J. W.

Collins and wife to Alfred II. Elliott, ehfswqrehfshfnw qr sec 21 2S IS 12') n. 2530 00 Julia A. Collins and hnsb. ta Alfre If.

Elliott hfs qr hfs hfn vr qr sec 2lt28rl8qe 60.1 0 John A. St ikes ani wife to W. D. Borror lots 5 and 6 blk 16 Erie 175 00 Rep-irt condemnation commissioners of of K. O.

Ac T. R. W. Euneey Eaton (widow) to Zars A. Eaton lot 6 Hk 12 Chanute (new Chicazo) c.

66 00 C. V. Flint and wife to .1. Manatt, lot 6 blk 37 New Chicasro 100 Same to M. T.Jones lots i and 6 b'k 37 New Ohicaeo 1 00 Erlyn T.

Hull and wife to S. A. Wickard I except li right of way) 3400 00 Joseph Ronsh to L. Rosecr.ms lot 5 blk 8 Erie 100 CO Amos Schnlts to Jeremiah Shilts qr soo 21 1 29 19 160 a. 2400 00 Timothy D.

Kittorman and wife to "NVa and Aaron Richman hf qr and all lit eqr lyine of Elk creek of sec 33 28 18 9T a- 1200 00 (leorce Ball and wife to Thomas Peterson qr sec 12 3-1 IS 16!) a- 1500 00 Samnol B. Wagner and wife to O. B. Cole 5 ft 9 in. off j-ide lot.

10 and 6 ft I in. off side lot 11 all in blk 28 Thayer 15:10 00 John W. Ward and wife to J. P. Brinetrar eqr qr sec 23 1 28 17 40 a.

bond Of-rdeed 300 00 S. to James M. Jones qr sea 12 27 21 160 a. patent. Sainn to O.

P. Uloagh shf qr sec 5t 30 19 80 a Same to Henry Kidder qr see 8 1 29 18 160 a. patent. Same to Frank Meshill" lot 1.23 and i qr qr see 31 29 21 15 a. patent Same to Ar-hey Markham hf ti qr sen 33 and hf qr see 28 27 21 16'1 a.

patent. John Patterson to W. TI'nek and C. A llaneoek lt 5 Hk 2fi Erie ffl Pame to snm lot Mk 26 Erie 100 00 Abner Fanner to Mary Farmer hf qr sec 4 27 20 if) a. con.

love and aFeHon. M. T. and wifo to J'din Orav lo 5 blk 12 Jones 4th add to Ohmit.e ...103 00 Marv Ster-pnsnn a sronrdian for KaliihT Bettie. TTnrry and Marton Stevenson Richard a strip20 rols wido ranninsr and nro end qr sec 22 and a strip 41 rods wide runnin? xr across end qr sec 22 1 30 19q.c 133 31 and one-third et.

J. K. Parson' She-iff to P. f. Nelson 3 t31r 21 s'lerif deio 5 0 00 31.

T. 'nw and wif to An loro-i M. Olmi-rh lot 29 b'k 2 Jonesid add to Cha-mte 100 0J rthii-To-'" in-1 wife to T. TT. Ro-er.

liits 8 and 9 blk 7 Neo add to Trie wd 12)00 J. W. KaTi r-i 1 fo to Miry A. Free q- it 99 I vr 2300 00 F. M.

Nlso and wife to J. B. Randall fTO. a a 60 -ols nofi cor qr sec "4 21 thence 6(5 ro Is. loo r-vl thence southerly fifi 2 3 thence 96 rn Is to bei.

4' a. 133 1-2 ro 613 DO fieorsto 'v and wife to J. Ellis nr sen 26 27 19 1600 0 John M. Wilson and wife to Charles P. Moormnn.

qr see 8 1 31 20 3700 03 W. Tf. Bichards and wife tn Trustee Fi'st Pres. church New Cbicaeo lot 8 portion of their time in teaching the pupils of the first year in any course, and model schools shall be encouraged. Sec.

12. Tuition shall be free to all pupils residing ia the county where the school is located. The board of trustees shall make such general rules aud regulations as they deem proper iu regard to age and attainments essential to entitle pupils to admission to such school: Provided, That no person shall be admitted to such high school who shall not have passed a satisfactory examination in all the work of the district schools of the county, in which such high school is situated. If there should be more applicants than can ba accommodated at any one tiaief each district shall be enti Sunday between Kansas ana Wellington, intermediate Stations, making close connections at Ottawa. Chanute and Cherryvale with our trains for Emporia.

Burlington, Girard, Walnut and Cofiey-ville. ACCOMMOIUTION TRAINS daily except Sunday ttetweeu Kansas City and Olathe and Ottawa. REMEMBER that by purchasing tickets via. this line connection is made in the Union Depot at Kansas City with through trains to all point, avoiding transfers and changes at wcy stations. THROUGH TICKETS can be purchased via.

this line at any or the regular Coupon Stations, and your baggage checked through to destinatiou East, West. North or South. PULLMAN SLEEPERS on all Bight trains. For further information, see maps and tolders. or call on or address.

S. B.IIYXES. Gen'l Passenger Agt. Or. Lawrence, Kan.

A. U. Taxnee, Agent. Erie, Kan. R.

S. HAMILTON, ABSTRACTER LX TITLES. Investigation Of Titles a Specialty. I am not in ih Upa K-itate, Loan or Insurance business; am engaged their discretion think proper, they shall give twenty days notice previous to the next general election, or previous to a special election called for that purpose, that they will submit the question to the electors of said county whether such high school shall be established, and at the place specified, at which election the electors of the county shall vote by ballot for or against establishing such high school. The notice contemplated in this section shall be given as are all legal notices of a general or of a special election.

Sec. 3. After said election the bal lots ou said question shall be canvassed in the same manner as in the election for county officers, and if a majority of all the votes cast shall be in favor of establishing such high school, the county commissioners shall immediately proceed to ap point six persons, who shall be resi dents and freeholders of the couuty, but not more thau two of whom shall be residents of the same township or city, who shall with the county sn perintendeut of instruct ion ousti CO exclusively in Hie abstract business, have the vory best of facilities for getting Ht all matters of record affecting title to real estate in the county, aud am prepared to fill all order promptly and with care and accuracy. 7 Office with County Snpt. in Court House.

CO i i tled to send its equal proportion of according to the number of rKiAisrsAS. ERIE, pupils it may have, as snown by the last report of the couuty superintendent of public instruction; and the boards of the respective school districts shall designate such pupils as ma3" attend, subject to the proviso mm, above. Sec 13. If at any time the school Kansas City, Ft. Scott ana GULF ItAILKOAIX Commencing Sunday.

April ISth, ur train leaving Kansas City at 10 A. daily, will run through to Memphis, instead of at Springfield, ac now. This train will lie eecially de i Espoasss nd Big Bargains ia can accommodate more pupils taan apply for admission from that county in which the school is situated, the vacancies may bo tilled by applicants from other counties, upon the pay IVES ment of such tuition as the boaicl of trustees may prescribe, but at no time shall such pnpua continue in blk 19 New Ohioaao 101 such school to the exclusion of pa K. A. Cox snd tinsH.

to Thoma II. Rotters lot 10 blk 7 Neosho add to Erie pils residing in the county in which 1 60 ft) such scnool ia situated. John A. Adkison to Henry 'Iodden part lot 7 blk 1 (132 ft and wl Qalesbur .80 00 Sec 14. The principal of any such high school, with the approval of the E.

K. lin.w to (leo. B. A ffov and hal of a part of blk 12 (47 bv 120 ft) Galesburs 1C00 Co board of trustees, shall make such lute a board of trustees for f-akl school. Kch of pstid trustees, ap pointed as aforesaid, shall hold his cilice until his successor is elected and qualified, and shall be required, within ten day after appointment, to qualify by taking the usual oath of cilice, aud by giving such bond as may be rci'-iired by said county com mission trs for the faithful discharge of his d.i'.iet.

Sec 4. At tha next general election after said appoiutmeut, there shall be elected in said county t-iz. high school trustees, who shall be divided iuto three classes of two each, the term id office of each class to be onn, two and thrt-e years respectfully, the respective terms to be decided by lot. Each year thereafter there shall be two such trustees elected to succeed those whose term is about to expire. Said trustees shall qualify and enter upon the duties cf their office iu the same manner and at the same time as other county officers.

Sec. 5. The county superintendent snail, by virtue of his office, be president of said board of trustees. At their first meeting in each year, they r.T'it from vn num B. O.

and wife t.oTj. A. J. Bailey lot 10 blk 40 New Cbicaeo 'Chan- rales and regulations as he may 8 i llV I ne) 80 00 deem proper in regard to the stu sirable for passengers from the West to Hot Springs and Little Rock. Train wiil arrive r.t ilxie at 4.39 A.

M. St. Lotii. I. M.

S. sonTli bound train leaves lloxie at 7.25 A. arriving at Lit! 1 Rock at I. OS I. M.

aud Hot Springs at 4jM I. M. Change of cars inad in Unbm Iepot at Hoxie. This train arrives at Memphis at S.45 A. M.

I N. train leavo Memphis at 9 A. M. C. at 9.10 A.

L-. X. 9.10. CO. S.

W. at 11 o'clock. Our evening train will leave Kansas City at 6.43 I M. and mn through to Memphis, with through sleeper for Xew Orleans, as now. On the date above named we shall also run a daily passenger train between Kansas City and Osceola, leaving Kansas City at 6.15 i.

arriving at Harrisonville. 8J30; Clinton. 10.15: Osceola, 11.12. This is iu addition to the through train between Kan-. sas.

Citv aud Ash Grove. leaving Kansas City at 10 A. L. daily. J.

K. Lockwooo. Gen. Pass, aud Ticket Agent. B.

L. WlKCHEIX, M. T. Joner and wife to F. Rnffn 2 5 of ot 4 hlk 3 Jones 2nd add to C'hahllte wd 120 00 And Farm Machinery.

While my stock is small the assortment is complete enabling me to avoid the loss from shelf-worne good, common to large stocks and still supply the demand of the trade. My goods were purchased at bedrock cash inures and will be sold strictly for cash or acceptable notes. Hence cash customers will not be required to pay the losses on book accts Please give me an early call, examine goods and prices and be con 7inced, that these new methods are the best for buyer and seller alikf. Main Strtet, 1 black South of R. R.

ERIE, KS. badly, but if Uncle Sam ever gets die3, conduct and government of the pupils under his charge, and if auy such pupils will not couforui to nor U.S. to John inser 3 qr qr sec 21 27 18 40 a patent. after them in earuast they will wish Total 927037 f3 obey the rules of the school, taey that they had never gone against 7 ni iy be suspended or expelled there from by the board. of trustees.

The Ttooks TCec rd has a piece of good him. Montgomery, Alabama wai flooded A short time ago, and tha p- ud- Sec. 15. Those Graduating from advice that 1 parents would do well to obey. It is as follows Keen the chil the normal course in the county high school, shall be entitled to a teach dren out of doors as much as possible on nil warm sind bright days.

Spread a blanket on the grass for the wee ones, groes in the bottom land lost all er's second grade certificate, and shall be admitted lo the first year of J. DETWILER, they owned. The city of Montgomery Maid she was too pojr to support nnu lei rne larger roomers play in the dirt and make mud piss. Better a good deal of dirt on. the frocks than a little professional work at the state nor snal school without further pxmi Asst Gw.

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