The LeRoy Pioneer from Leroy, Kansas • 4

i J' XjI HO IT A.ZtS. AD VEB.TISM ENI C. M. MlEK. grjr Tveligious services will bo held, to-morrbw at half past ten o'clock, A.

church; STOyES, TIN at the M. I A II4 "AUCTION, FEED AND J. II. Lkard, Pastor. CODTT OFFICEHS.

TIIK undersigned would roppoctfullyinftr, -thte citizens of and vicinitv flist CT I It ggr Mr. D. S. Brant has oppened a barber shop first door North of Casner's QMS STniEtEj they are prepared to manufacture everything in their 'hnecf business at their Probate Judge. Sheriff Clerk Dist.

County Clerk rn II. N. Bent. J. Saunders.

C. JUNKINS. C. JUNKIN3. M.Lane.

store. Is prepnied to treacverybody to a good Not 80 3fass. Lawrence Kansas' AND WHOLESALE DEAtftR IN shave, Ehampoon, or hair cutting, who may call on him. Corral for stock. n33-ly BEW ESTABLISHMEIfTlj treasurer T.

S. Patton. L. -U-L I nrsv Casper still lives, as our readers J. RULLIER, Particular attention paid to all kindd of ON THE CORNER, th -KANSAS MO; G.

W. S. Bjll, can see by referring to our advertising cl- Recorder County Commissioners, A ssessor Latcrence umns. lie not only lives, dui continues 10 S. J.

Cautkk- G. SHOEMAKER. CIGARS, WE are pleased to announce to the public that wo are the exclusive agents for the soli goods of all varieties at figures that as I Wholesale De a 1 in tonish all who trade with him. Gd and see G. Whbat.

Ffarl. A. V. Cofi-ix. Countv SorTeyor up.

Public Instruction. County DRY GOODS, him if you are desirous of purchasing anything from a fine-tooth comb to a hay rake, I T.l Main street, Roy, Kansas. j'ou will always find Casner at the store, and he will show you all his goods for nothing. '3' puis, Manufacturer of fm BTOMAOK.BITTHRS iSold by Case or in bulk, to' suit, cus-tomcrs. such ns Roofing.

Eaves troughs, A good assortment t)f Cook and Tarjor T.O' Also a krge stock of Prices as low as any in the state. 32-Cm To those anxious to obtain the latest intellegence, and at the same time sup HAS just rceeived a large stock 'of spring and summer goods, which bo will sell at a so longond favorably knowu to. thf dealers and farmers Of the North-west. Tfis Plow is now presented to the farmerof Ansas and Missrniri as the ne "plus ultra of thekind. It possesses advantages Over every plow iu the port a paper that works perseveringly in the interests of Southern Kansas, we would XOCAL.

KNCE. Coal Oil at the New Drug Store, at 75 ctfnts'pcr galon. 3 Ladies wishing their haircut in a neat and Etyilish order, will do well to give ilr. Brant a call. JJWc understand that Mr.

Cowan of the Sew Dru? Store, intends to erect a business hoiiso Mr. Cowan is an enterprising young man. VERY BtALL." aPJJIT, rconsistiwg fT' GRATON JAEDIC KE Dealers in Guns, Pistols, Powder, Shot, Powder Flasks Cartridges, Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, n33-ly; inurK-et; nianuiacturea or Uie enpicest material by thorough, caieful, and -experienced -workmen, whose constant aim-is to satisfy the wants of the farmer. eaa safely promise to guarantee satisfaction toour pat-ons. Though wo are pleased to concede that there are many Mows in the martflt thaf.

hava recommended the Kansas" Daily Tribune published atLawrenco by Jonw Spker. Tho Tribune is one of tho most widely circulated and influential papers in tha State. The irrepressible Stephenson is fitting up a swing in the walnut grove, on Mr goods, Keep constantly on 'V Drakes QJ3iJJab' Sn, Swain's Bourbo.yjmtd Ifrn: nett, Peitcr80bjslied'-' Jaxlet Bitttr. i justly earn tair reputation, still, we be lieve that in iiitroducing our plow here, shall Teyolutionize th Plow trade fn Kansa CLOTHING, Reparing done neat, cboap and with dispatch V' ES-ail and see us before purchasing-elsa- where, Kttmr.in'.,. Maiubtreet, -Le Roy, KaB8a.

nl3iat McCONNELt MILLER, the south si.lo of the river for the accommodation of the public. He will run an ice cream table in connection with it, and will make Mr. W. A. Johnson, of Gar-j and.Missoui.

"Farmers, consult your inter-osts. "If you want a pkov to spourin all your soils, biiy the" GARDEN-CITY CLTPPEIL REYNOLDS, CITY LIVERY, FEED AND BALE No. 82. Mass. Lawrence Call and see us.

n33-ly. I i Having purchased mrllifMENSEstock in the best eastern markets-frst hands FOR If you.belicve it "economy to buy the best plpw in i3e. purchase the Clipper of SMITH cca, nett, whose' card appears in this papcr, is an accomplished attorney, and an attentive business min, and will give his entire to all claims entrusted to his care. SII. and mrnufacturine SBV own tho grove a popular and pleasant resort for those wishing a gay time.

The ferry company will cross visitors at reduced rates. (n The attention of our readers is called to the new advertisements in this isbuo. LADIE'S HATS; MEN'S II ATS, -Bo'oTaUIOES. uueui. v.

Its advantages over otueb Plows! OOMMOI7 The draft is lighter, as mav readily The business men of Lawrence, have always "g3SrMeBsr3. Root Dictcrson, have commenced mating brick, and will soon be able to furnish the citizens of this vicinity a first quality article in that line. I flatter myself I can -ofct BETTER INDUCEMENTS to le tirade- than shown a liberal spirit toward all country mmnwiRrTHD -A' be seen by 'contrasting tho angle at which these- plows enter the soil, with any other kind. Tho "surface of the newspapers but our uccess in securing their any other dealer Wesfc-fit-St. Louis'or patronage, was even greater than we expect r.

A. UAILEY. C. W. BMITH BAILEY SMITH, FURNITURE DEALERS AND 106, Mass.

Lawrence Kan. Plow'ifi harder, and consequently sus Chicago. ed. ceptible of a much higher polish. Remember the place, No.

61 i 1 STEAM WMItL! Encourage Kome Manufactures WE are making at the LeRoy Mill, Extrm Fine flour for family use. superior to imported flour. r. i-j, 'life V4 Thi3 fact adds greatly to their durahil- It is impossible to give each card an extended notice this week. We wilr, in coming numbers of the paper, speak of the various houses that advertise with us, separately.

ty, ana ac tne same time lessens the Mr. Studebaker will have the Leltoy Woolen Factory in operation by the 15th inst. -All the machinery i3 now at Lawrence. Mr. Studebaker hag shown an energy characteristic of his family in this enterprise, and will undoubtedly meet with success.

XJ Mr. A. II. Coffin will soon he draft by -producine less friction. Trie IFIIQLESALE GOCFRS tion odds to resistanbe, "and resistance requires power Jo overcome it.

The perfect and thorough manner in-whieh J. M. S1IEAFOR ATTORNEY AT LAW, Burlington, AH GROCERIES! prepared to accommodate all the old custom turn furrow, is also worthy or note. The helghth of beam ers of the firm of Coffin Stepheason, and as many new ones, as will call on him with uii me eianuara Deing greater, allows icecream, ard confectioneries of all kinds. Of "the best hand at the i-i 1 flrs Hardware MerehantsJn Southern Kansas, will do look at tho Lawrence advertisements in this number, of our paper.

A. Storm have a largo stock, of flard ware. Tinners' Stock, Tumps, Gas Pipe, Xjc, on hand, and manufacture Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper ware to order. They are also wholesale western agents for Stoves of overy variety. Locke, Bartholow at No.

84 Mass. weeds to pass easily. W. A JOHKSOW, ATTORNEY AT LAW, (ESi'Andin fact everything usually kept feature, so superior to other NO. 35 S6EVEE, Everybody and his wifo should give Mr, Coffin a call, and try the taste of his goods.

They will find an accommodating and atten not bo too highly, estimated. Our LEAVENWORTH-' Kaksas IN A' tive gentleman, and fresh goods of the best Plows ate all made 'in duplicate, so that any-part pf the nlow can "bo re Garrnetx Anderson County Kansas quality. IrEEP constantly on paT. larg, supply il of staple and fancy paired atilittlo, cbst This ian. im- Street, are dealers in'IIardware, Cultery, Circular Steel, Tinners' Stock and 9XS8T.OCASB-:SVOBB.

27-Gm. B. WARD. Boys who are desirous of should go outside of the city limits. The Office in Alvey's new Btone building.

portant.item to Practical Farmers. yYftf would cairhe attention of far Trimmings.and are agents for Fairbanks eel GROCERIEZ PROVISION; ferry and the bank of the river are a common resort. And every one "should be careful, mers to ouf Jight Two arid Three-horse Will Practice in all the Courts in the state ebrated Seals. firm is composed of young men who 'expect to build up their which are bought of Importers and 3fanu- eat vt "ah a a a Pn .1 SAWING done on th shortest noticanJ most reasonable terms. -JttcUoifNKLi.

AIdllkb, Rot," Kxv. 6m" ROY DRUGSTORE. how they infringe upon the statutes of the and in the United States District Courts. n33-ly. PRAIRlg-BREAKlNG PLOWS, 'i business by close attention, and fair dealing.

facturers in the for-Cash, and will bo sold the loweVt Louis prices. State. -The parents and guarclinsof the boys TOE EaElTOQiMCl, De Wolf, are well established in business, and have an enviable reputation thould see that tl.ey do not make it a place for right and lefthand, made esipecially for XOES HOX 3PH.IOS1 CUIIH.EIVT bathing in the future. ouiu also announce amons their customers. "Their stock of Hard 1 CORRECTED' WEEKLY BV- abe cxcluslvirt ware! Stoves, iind Aef Utuitl Implen.ents FRESH ARRIVAL OF CXlMett BSf" War d'a store has been crowded Ajents at this point for Acenta sit this nmnf lrioes" For Country Produoe 5ro.

i3 complete. They arelx'clusive Agents for Doty'3 Washer, Universal Wringer, Kirby 53 ilASSAUHUSETTS STREET every day the pnlweek with customers who Pitt's Celebrated Thresliiny JTachines. were buyin goods at low rates. Mr. Ward per bush ...2.75 3,00 IN Mower and Cooper's Churn.

Pease offer indncements to the deal has a No. 1 stock of goods selected with care Kansas. Corn in 1,75 ers in Hardware, Tinware They are (Repairs always on hand.) Brown's Illinois Corn Planter. In order to secure this ronular Corn TMAnt mM AO SUMMER GOODS. 1,25 Potatoes do.

2,50 Dealers In and bought at prices, that enable him to give general" satisfaction to his customers. We believe he has sold more goods, and larger bills than any one else. All who favor the Agents for the Stewart Stoves, the best in use. McCormick's Reaper and er orders should bo given in advance of the Churn, Sugar Machines, and all kinds of seascn TiriSCELLANEOUS, school and blank Dried. 3,50 ($4,00 sorgum per gal 50 85 Business corner with a call, will find a good HJ.

books, letter, note, foolscap, legal and Agricultural Implements. Cnll on at AT- DRUGS MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Perfumery, Dve stuffs, Fan cr goods, briishe, glue, paints, soaps, alcohol, wines, paint brushes, hair brubhee, tooth brushes, flesh brushes, sposgas, tootr powders, HIDES FURS. 114 Massachusetts Streek assortment of goods and will find Mr. Hexrt sWied an accommodating and attentive sales- YS. Combined Reapers and Mowers', bin papers, envelopes, pens, inks, pencils, SLATES man.

TV Cf T-. 1 ErMr. II. II. Garner informs us that the instruments for the Le Roy 4.iie siRixu jljand.

as we write, dulcet i notes are floating through our P. CASNER'S, Brass Band will, positively, arrive here Hubbard's Rear-Cut Light Mowers Buckeye Grain Ui ills Racine Farm "Wagons Janes- windows, like the soft sounds of an Hides Green per lb ,05 Hides Dry d6 10 Buffalo Robes, Osage 2,50 a 0,00 Buffalo do soft 3,00 a 8,00 Beaver skins per lb 75 Mink do ..50 a 2,50 Gray wolf each 50 a 175 Trairie do 30 a 100 Deer skins shaved per lb 85 a 40 next week. iton harp; and we are reminded of the Couplet, vuio anning Mills and other farming sils. (ST, Choice Garden seeds far sale. so often quoted by the original Dan Rice Don't forget to examine prices at "Muaic hath charms to soothe a savage, CONSISTIXCt OF the New Drug Store before you buy Never having been a savage we can't aver as to the truthof the above quotation, but we ILa- tor illustrated catalogue.

Remember tbe place, -SMITU KEATING, Oppostie the Market House, (22-m3) KANSAS CITY. Paints and Oils. Deer skins hair. 25 a 30 ill say it had the power to sooth us, and POCKET BOOK, WALL PAPER, WINBO SKA BE CURTAIN FIXrUERS, SHEET MUSIC, Aqents for J. C.

AIKiN i Go's. RETIL PRICE FOR DRY GOODS. bring to our memories of by-gone days "ESI, Cooper of Lawrence "When hopes were holier, hearts were r.r.v.: invented and patented a churn, wnicn warrant to trive satisfaction. It chums SINCLAIR, ROIFLEY lighter." 11. T- butter in from three to five minuter, and oiring xana na3 our lor an hour pleasure on the cvoning of the 5th makc3 twenty per cent, more butter than any other.

Messrs. CoOper will sell county Prints per yd 15 20 Brown Muslins. 20 25 Bleached 25 40 Denims Brown ........25 45 stripes .25 GO 80 Delanes cotton do Ed in st. II and territorial right, on reasonable Lawrence n33-3m. Plea suit One day last week Noitice.

The firm of Coffin many of the citizens of Lo Boy amused them GOLD PENj, SUDBO ROUGH Main street, Between 5th Cth. Kansa3 City, Mo. nl Cm. all wool do. ,55 selves by taking boat rides'on the beautiful NEWSPAPERS MfQAZIITCS, Stephenson is this day dissolved by mutual R.

Coffin will continue at the old stand and promptly Eettle all clams for and Neosho. There wer near three hundred peo I Flannels 50 75 do. 45 55 And everything mcntionahlo ia th Q3iIJ'ysit'ians can rely upon having the proscriptions carefully compounded Doors opened at all hours. Also a good assortment of Family Groceries. STEINBERG AT THE BEEHIVE Dealers la BIT CflflDS.

CIQTiriJC. BOOTS, shoes, hnU, Gents' furnishing goods, Yankee notions, ple lounging on the Danksand in skiff's. Always on hand, and I who were on the banks were as seemingly elated by the pleasure as tbe ethers. Youn fH-ly subscriptions olicited. against said firm.

A. R. COFFIN. W. STEPENSON.

Le Roy June Cth 18G7. tf AND men deserves much praise for accomodat ing disposition displayed tow ard the ladies, rowing the skiffs There were some stiU'V. PiaiEKD Horses and Geo. x.cu "celebrated Condition Yowders the oarsmen and some who were not so skilhui. We noticed some who seemed to labor most great American remedy for diseases of horses JAMES CI1R1STAN.

ATTORNEY CflllSEllflR AT Uff, Laiorence Kansas. and cattls, recommended by veterinaiy sur energetically, but accomplished little, while others who seemed to use very little effort geons, livery stable keepers, stock raisers, and everbody vW has tried it. AskforLeis', jiko no other. n33-3m. swept past them like birds on the wing, 'TTrere were, some thrilling episodes durincr Practices in all the Courts in the State "Wil Prosecute all CLAIMS inrninst tho the day which rendered the sport exciting.

Government or any Department thereof make Collections, buy anj) scx.L Laiics Anr Town Lots. Fay Taxes for Non-residents, And do anv BUSINESS that reauires an ttT" On Tuesday la3t with' the premisiiofi of the man with the 'pink whiskers' 1 We made a visit to Burlington the historical Itcii Itch I Ircu Scratch No More. Who enduro the miseries of this disgusting disease, when for the sum of fifty cents and by tbe application of a neat preparation one can certainly and speedily -be relieved therefrom? Tho remedy is the Itch Ointment manufactured by Geo. Leis, druggist and chemist, Lawrence, Kansas. Be sure to get Leis' and no other.

For sale by all druggists throughout the agent in thetState. I ly PR 0 T.IO TlHE national LIVE STOCK INSURANCE CO. Home Office, Lawrence, Kansas. CVPITAL STOCK, $100,000. STOCK OWNERS can now through this make their stofk safe against thieves, or damage by theft; for a small amount, and the company hojPs, by fair dealing, strict attention to business, prompt and ethcient agents, to merit and receive a fair share of patronage, as they confident that their terms are more reasonable than any other responsible company (tying business in this State.

By permission, tbe company ro- fer to the following parties I Barnard Master, Bankers, Kansas City; By A. Barker, secretary of tate, Topeka, T. B. Mills, Pres't xansBus. Topeka Hon.

D. M. Valentino, Ottawa; Gen. G. W.

Deitzler, John Spocr, editor Tribund, Lawrence; II. Pomeroy, cashier Nat'l bank, Kan. city. HAWAII communications addressed to L. M.

Watson, Lawrence, Kansas, or Jouw Chess, District Agent, Le Roy, will receive 77 Massachusetts Street, and 160 Kansas Avenue Topeka, Kansas. HARDWARE! state. BEADY PAY STOflE WnY Don't tou do it Buy your Books, Jeans 60 1,10 GROCERIES, Flour per 9.50al0,00 C7ornmeal do. 2,00 a 2.50 Coffee per 30 a'33 sugar 15a20 22 Crushed 22 Lard 20a25 25a30 Butter per lb 15 cheese home made. 15(025 Allspice GO Pepper do ,60 soda do; soap .,20 Ca 1 3 0 starch ..,20 Eggs per doz 20 salt dairy .30 50 salt 8,50 salt per lb 03a04 shot do.

20 Powder ,.....60 do Mackerel 20 25 Nails 10 12 Vinegar cider per gal ,60 Golden syrup. Canned can ....,.,60 Cove oysters "0 60 ...15 a 25 Matches per box 10 1,75 2,00 well buckets wash tubs ....1,75 2.50 Brooms 4060 Pork Bbls ..3,50 4,50 MEATS. stationery, wall Papers, and blank books, of county seat of Coffey, to look behind the curtain of right and wrong. They were both i there in attendance on the District Court, to answer for themselves before his Ilonor i Judge Watsox. The most of the day was pent in.

arguing motions, by the sprigs of law. But their motions did not interest us much as a motion of one of our Le Roy friends, to come out ar.d get reconstructed 1 which we refused for, the want of storage, for had just partaken of a good dinner at the el- "Te strolled around the burg, to see hhey did business, and-found theTi an oster s. It keeps constantly on hand all kinds of Prinier's Material's, LSO a large stock of Boots and Shoos. John Shannon. Phillip Shaunorv mm mmsmm Importers, Wholesale and Retail dealer in FUM il DOMESTIC MY GIIOOS BOOTS AND Hats arid Caps, Clothing, Mexican ami Ijiditin Outfitting; 'OooiW Corner ilain and sixth Streets fvansas city Mo.

nl ly un Boutell Smith. This firm are doing a flourishine business in Kansas Citv. and Om door north of the Post Office. DEALER IK GROCERIES! Hats and Caps, READT MADE CLOTHING, AND keep on hand at their warehouse. a good sup- prompt attention.

28-vl-3m. ininousnd energetice neople. Wo met 1Mr. J. M.

Soeajor, be is a eeatleman of good bearing a competent lawyer, and all piy oi. uucKeye and Reapers, a large and extensive assortment of Plows, and Agricultural implement of every description, Htoves of all patterns and sizes, one of the largest and best assortments of Carpenters' tools in tho West, also Glass, sash, and Builders' Iron, opposite the Unionllotel. 27-Gm JONES ANNETTELL, Are now prepared to collect the Addi Comer Front and Main street, (n8-ly) Kansas Oity, Mrf. 1 i HIT t.f im Ci'lUi BOOTS tb SHOBS: tional Bounty of 100, allowed by the MY entire stock of Gooda I shall offer foi sale at greatly reduced prices, lior act ol CongresB passed July 2Sth, lSUO, to discharged soldiers, 2 SHINGLES" BY THE BUNDLE. 171R0M tho Woodson county shingle 1 Machine, for sale at the Hardware business intrusted to his care will receive good attention.

We took a peep into the J'atrioi office, and found the oleaginous Pr.ocTY, the gentlemanly editor of that paper: Mr. Pkoctt is an ejfiellant journalist, and i laboring faithfully for the the Neosho Valley. "We are thankful to Messrs! tS. G. Biekmajt nnd Role.

Nortox, for the kindness extended -towards us, to and from ooldiers, send in your discharges store of Kerr Graham, East 6iJe of GLASS WARE WOODEN WARE, A XL of the QUALITY immediately. Advice and information furnished by inclosing postage. BEST Main street, Le Roy Kansas. 1 n33-8nv. STONE WARE.

Come find gSvo us callral our old atand' Jones, i U. R- ANNETTELL, i' j.VtM-'AI EN TS, Le Rov, Coffey Caunty, Kansas. (6-t the At the Woodson county Shinglo at four dollars por thousamV Four miles wst of Neosho Falls, at the Johrah.ford, north side ishfnglos crossed overM times of high Pork, per 10al5 Bacon 18a25 T5 Glass Preserve Jars at New Drug Store, very cheap. jlANCY Prin ting of all kin Ct icrt ft Main street Le Roy Kansat HAVING made my purchases at the lowost cash prices, enable mo to sell goods as cheap as the cheapest. My motto is quick aalo and small jiroflts.

No. OJ F. CASNERuCT tcr. CLARK. Neosho Falls, May 8Dtf i -t i ft.