Neosho County Republican from Osage Mission, Kansas • 8

Go to P. Lake's for your tovs, no tions, etc all kinds of Christmas Court Frceedings. On the morning of the 17th court THE ENTERPRISE. THURSDAY, NOV. 25, 1880.

goods, 7tf. opened in earnest. The cases that "Don't you forget it" I carry the have been disposed of so far, are as largest stock of groceries, tin and queensware in the city, and will sell follows; at bottom prices. J. Koenio.

78 1. Maloney vs. Malooey: decree of divorce gradted. Go to p. Lake's Square-dealing Wilder Oo.vs.

Patrons' Commercial Agency; udem en against defendant $1202.60 and costs Kelloy vs White easo dismissed, Hutchings vs. Custis; judgment against de Grocery House, Moore's old stand,) for the best goods at lowest prices. Missouri, Kansas Texas R'y Arrival ami Departure of Train At OSAQK MISSION, KAN. Arrives. Leaves.

TRAINS (iOINU SOUTIL 11:40 No. Kan, Tex. Exp. 1 11:46 p. m.

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4. 4 i Per Time Table of May 9,880. Jas. D. Brewn, tfen'l Apent.

Ames liregan, Station Agent. A full line of the best fresh canned fendant for $611 and costs. Lindsey vs. Johnson et Judgment against goods, pickles, at P. Lake's.

7tf. defendant for 82100 and costs. The best Christmas goods, toys Burghart vs. Saltonstall: judgment for plan. tiff.

and notions of all kinds at bottom prices at Jacob Koenig's. 7-8t. Foreman Erwin vs. Shaw et for plain tiff judgment against defendants for costs. St.

Jospoh M'f'g Co. vs. Carrier; judgment Full line of cigars, pipes, fine cut LOCAL PENCILING. against defendant for 81270.40 and costs. and plug tobacco, at P.

Lake's store, on County street. 7tf. State vs Terrell, continued. Doan, continued. Maloney; defendant required to give personal recognizance to keep the peace and pay We are now comfortably settled in our new quarters, and invite our friends to step in and see us.

Re member, the place first door north of the Southern Hotel, Main street. The regular monthly meeting of the Wool Growers' Association has been postponed until the second Saturday in December. The meeting will be held at the Court House, in Erie, at 10 o'clock a. m. A full line of the best hardware, stoves, tinware and cutlery, at lowest prices for cash, at the new hardware store, Nathan's old stand.

9tf. Butler Fiuckeltox. -L. Rosecrans' brick klin was opened last Monday, and revealed 130,000 as fine brick as can be made in Kansas and much better than any we have every seen manufactured in the southeastern part of the State. Samples of the brick can be s.jen at this office.

A full line of the best candies, for the holidays, at Sykes' provision and feed store 2 doors Lorth of the Southern Hotel, on Main St. 8tf Mr. James Berry has purchased of C. F. Hutchings, the old Roach farm two and one-half miles uth of town.

He proposes to make a good thing out of the timber which he will cut from it Butler Frickelton is the tyle of our new hardware firm. They opened out this week with a large stock of stoves, tinware, woodenware costs of suit. If you want Good Groceries. If you want Cheap Groceries. If you want Fresh Groceries, go to Dolphin vs Sansom judgment against de fendant for return of property taken under ex ecution and for costs of suit.

Rosecrans Clements. Atkins vs Anable continued by consent. Munson vs Sweeney et al continued. Jones vs Harkness et al; dismissed at deft's coat Kendall vs Kendall; dismissed at plaintiff's There they keen the best goods for the least money, They also keep a wellselectod stock of cost. Mograin vs Drum et cause continued, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, -AND WO ODENW ARE with in miction to remain in full force.

Seymour vs Greenwell et dismissed. White vs Bond; dismissed at cost of defend Wo have, this week, removed our office to the building north of the Southern Hotel. The rush of work and vextious delays incident to moving have so fully occupied our time that we have found it impossible to do justice to "local" work hence the dearth of news. The schools are closed to-day to make room for turkey. The skating fever has broken out among the young folks of Osage, Mission.

pays the highest market price for game of all kind. 8tf, A. L. Taylor this week purchased S. S.

Huff's place in the north part of Grant township. Get a sack of Buckwheat Flour at bytes' provision and feed store. TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, ant. NOVEMBER 18 Baker vs Whit em an et judgment against Tobacco and Cigars. defendant for 81141.87 and costs.

Hooper vs Maxwell, continued. NOVEMBRR 19 McGlashon vs Skinner; dismissed with out prejudice; judgment against plaintiff for coats. Scranton vs Broadbcnt et judgment against defendant. Burton vs Wiley; continued by agreement. State vs Hall, recognisance ducharged State vs McCrone; trial by jury, verdict guilty and shelf hardware.

Mr. Frickelton ail charged in the information. Sentence of the is a first-class tinner, and all orders court not yet passed. Motion for a new trial filed. NOVEMBER 20.

Butler vs Duffey; motion to revive judgment will be promptly filled. Call and examine their goods, and learn prices before buying elsewhere. Nathan's old stand, County street. against adminstratrix; motion sustained. ATTENTION SYKES' Provision and Feed Store is tho best place in town to buy your goods cheap.

keep a full line of the best BRANDS OF FLOUR from the Mission mills, Stone mills and Neosho County mills. BUCKWHEAT! FLOUK, Graham Flour, Corn Meal', and Mill Ap" pics, Potatoes, Cabbage and Sourkrout, Als Sugar, Tea, Green and Hosted Coffee, Choice Candies, Soda, Starcn, Salt, etc. rURESWEET CIDER, 50c a Gallon HAY BOUGHT AND SOLD. Highest Market Price Paid for Produce and Game. All Goods Delivered Free.

HENRY SYKES, OSAGE MISSION KANSAS. Uarpenter vs iiingbam; judgment against de fendant to quiet title at the costs of the plain Last Saturday we took a peep in tiff. VOVKMBKR 22. Gatton vs Tolley; submitted to oourt; find for on Mr. Jacobs, our live merchant on the corner, and to our surprise we found the store thronged with people and his force of clerks as bnsy as plaintiff and judgment against defendant' for costs.

bees. Ave cant account for Mr. Warner Co. vs Shively et dismissed Htatevs Arnold; arraignment of defendant; Jacobs' live trade less it be from pleads not guilty. Defendant ask for counsel and the printers' ink which he slings free Hutchings appointed to defend.

State vs. German submitted to jury; verdict ly. It will win ever time. of not guilty. Since Mr.

Sykes has opened a Barnhart Bro. vs. Marshall et al; case transferred to U. S. Court.

provision and feed store in this place he has done a lively business. It is NOVEMBER 23. Carroll vs, Carroll; decree of divorce granted. Fitzsimons McNally removed yesterday to the bulding forinely occupied by Col. William.

Sykes will take your. orders for hay and fill them promptly. 8tf. Miss Effie Wilson went to Burlington last week, where she spend the winter attending school: John Harsfield will open out a stock of groceries, in a few days, in the building just vacated by Fitz -simons McNally. Sykes will have two car loads of Fort Scott coal in a few days.

Leave your orders. 8tf. S. S. Huff, of Grant township, removed this week with his family to Ft.

Scott. He goes into the nursery business with Col. M. York, of that place. Small profits and quick sales is our motto.

Come and see for yourselves. Butler Frickelton. Rev. J. W.

Randall returned on Tuesday from Rich where he has been holding a series cf religious meetings for the past two weeks. The surest sweet cider 50 cents just what has been needed, and we NOVEMBER 24. have no doubt but Henry will make a Brower vs. Bond, et al 5 submitted to court; judgment for plaintiff. success of it.

He delivers free oi charge. Read his "add" in another column. Theoasoof Brogan Joyce et has been in progress for trial sinoe the evening of the 22 Evidenoe not all in. Case will probably close to-morrow, in time ior the jury to retire and Weather Barometer. meditate on their vordiot and lost turkey.

Later The jury rendered verdict for plaintiff Nov Fair, wind S.W.' for 1280.76 and costs. Reporter. Erie, November 21th, 1880. 20- 8 Fair, wind N.W. 21 10 Cloudy, wind N.

Clear at sunset We have removed to the store room formerly occupied by Co. Williams, on the North side off County street. We are too busy getting in our large stock of goods, to write an "add" this week; but next week you find something in thisspaco of value. Fitzsimoxs McNally. J.

R. Detwiler will give his atten 22 1 Clear and still; tion to the Agricultural Implement slight tbaw through trade this season, and farmers desir ing Corn Shellers, or Machinery, will the day. 23- -lG Cloudy. 24 28 Cloudy; light snow; windN. get rare bargains at his Implement Depot, Cor.

Market and County St. 2515 Cloudy; light snow; stiff breeze from the northeast. per Sykeys' provision and The finest cigars, fine cut and plug tobacco, pipes, at Jacob No longer any doubt that winter Koemgs. 7-8w has come to stay. Please wait until you hear from noith and east before cursing southern Kansas climate.

feed store. tt. J. H. Woods, who is traveling for the publishing house of Ivison, Blakeman Taylor, of New York, came here and stopped over Sab bath last: DEALER IN 1 Wails from the northwest have al ready greeted our ears.

Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, 9 ivt Hrit-li flio umu.11 aiim.f 7fi nnnta t.n fnn Staple i Fancy Brocerie McNally have something to say to you in another All varieties of, millinery goods at lowest prices. Mrs. A. Dooley. Feathers, artificials, eilk handkerchiefs, neckties, perforated card board, finest Germantown yarns, ribbons of all styles and shades, ruching and a large stock of notions at.

Mrs. M. 'Dooley i Lovely baby hoods- just "the thing for cold weather at yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints, If you think so call at our storo and column, numuup, has a printed guarantee, on it, use accordingly and if it does you no good it will costyou nothing. 1 lln A Pnni tr Tom Scott, our. genial barber, vl n4 tf.

Osage Mission, Ks. three brands of rattnng-nrst JWT (food, Glass and Queensware, Woodcnwbe, Fine Cut and Plug Tobaccos, Cigars, etc. OSAGE MISSION, KANSAS. hurd-to-beat five cent cigars. The best goods at lowest, cash 'They are "Dick's Chief," "i and American." Try them.

prices at Lake's.