The Thayer Herald du lieu suivant : Thayer, Kansas • 8

A large croud of friends and relatives THAYER HERALD. The young man who will go to an entertainment without a lady and then try By 0. M. McGOWN. had gathered at the depot to meet them.

The deseated left Thayer, several months ago for Minn, he has been in Council Bluffs for several months past. His death was Satubday, April 24, 1880. caused by over lifting bursting a blood ve-sel Sam had many friends In Thayer, TXl. 3. EAHILTOlT.r ABSTRACTER OF TITLES.

THE ONLY PARTY IN NEOSHO COUNTY. Making the Investigation of Titles A Specialty, rfl era not In the Best Estate, Lone or Insurance business! am engaged exclusively In abstracting have the very best of facilities for getting at all nutters of record affecting title to real eitsre in the county, and am prepared to nil orders promptly and with oare and accuracy. Cf OFFICB WITH COUNTY BUTT. IN COURT ERIE KANSAS. who will mourn his loss, lie was always looked upon as an honest, industrious Farmert busy, Work the roads.

Pen up your'fowU. young man. Age 19 years. The funeral services were conducted by Rev, C. Bennett at the M.

E. Church, On last Saturday evening three pris oners broke Jail at Erie, andecaped Brown and Anderson had JiM been sentenced foe to take one home, we have Utile respect for (and he general? gets It In the neck). We thought Thayer had no such young-men us HiU but we ar mistaken. Boys tay ut huie till you learn some manners. lite Ladles Benetoknt Society wll serve Ice cream and cake ou Tuesday evel nlug April 27th, at the rooms of Mrs, Slmms, A sociable will be held in ten-neotlon with the name at the room of Mrs.

Axteil. Admission, Including Ice cream, cake and a good time generally, 15 cents. Prof. 8. R.

Elmers course of Lectures Around the World closed Thursday evening. They were both Instructive and Interesting, decidely the best or the kind that ever visited Thayer. Those who failed to qttend missed a grand treat, Should the Prof, ever visit Thayer again he will have a larger attendance than before. Dr. J.

W.Orecs, at the Baldwin Houe Drug Store has just provided himself with a outfit of Dr. Julius King's Bauman's Interchangeable crystal and pebble lenzes, and other first class optical burglary at Chnute. Sanders was tried Look out for fraud. Roads In tine coudltlon. New city Hilnilulstrntlun.

Clean up your back yards. Do not baste to grow rich. Some wild flowers In bloom. The Imlsnees seasons I upon us. Spades are trumps In the garden, Publlo examination at Erie today.

Corn planting lm commenced In lament. and convicted for stealing. Dug. Graham the Jailor went to fend the prisoners and Instead of obeying the Sherlfls orders, to lock them In the sells, before going on the Inside; he took their suppers to them, open ed the outside door went In and locked It after him, then opened the door to the corldor, and the three men rushed out For a number one cigar call at Cal upon him throwing him down, they took VELTEU CO. AM FBIPARID TO FUBNIBH OX SHOUT XOTICI BMIOfflKIli STONE STEPS, FLAG-STONE, Estimates Given on all Kinds of Stone Work AND WILL CONTRACT FOB PLASTERING.

frCorreepondenee 8ollolted-Terma cash. Ordere maybe left at the Quarry, 1 14 miles sonthwestof town, or at Eldrldge 4 Son's drugstore, Thayer, Kansas. the keys, and revolver, Willie Sells anoth Sumner's. Wm. Palmer and Joseph Smith visited Parsons Wednesday, er prisoner at the time assisted the Jailor but he to was struck a heavy blow ttunlng blm so that the three men unlocked the door Come to the Herald office and get goods, and Is prepared to fit glasses to any and walked out, locking tiie dour with the jailor Inside, but for the Jailors little boy kind of defective eyesight.

He will warrant satisfaction. Glye him a call. an arm load of old papers. W. H.

Ayeltng and family moved two mile north west of Thayer this week, Smith Son have Just received another car load of the Leavenworth flower. who happened to be near to give the alarm The Erie Record says: that a notice Of an election to establish a county high the jailor would have remained In all night Some of course will no doubt acuse She' ri.T Parsons, but if we are correctly inform' school at Chanute has been published. David Santee was around setting up This is tiie first election we have heard of In the state. We suppose the fact or abou ed Mr, Parsons should he exonerated, as his instructions to the jailor was postlve that he should' uot open the door of the coridlder without first locking the prisoners the cifcarg yesterday, because It was a girl. Miss.

Eva Kesterson will begin a subscription school at Oak Grove next Monday, Aprll.ieth. J. M. Flint and John wagner, left last three hundred railroad men being quartered in Chin ute at th present time has a good deal to do with Chanute's hate iu In the cells. this matter.

Mr. W. H. Klncaid, post-master at Notioe. Baden, Kansas, writes as follows: "On All persons wanting plctuaes made December 23d, 1885, 1 had had a cold for will please call seon, as I will close my over two months and thought I would try gallery on the 1st of June, A.J.

Atkinson. I have no lottery scheme to offer nor cheap Baking Powder to give away, but will sell you Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1 com menced taking it on the 18th and to-day the 23d, 1 ean truly say, it has no equal the largest bottle in the market for the xru at iuwer prices man nave ever oeen Offered DV leoimpnt tm.rt ft in hie ma rlro Money Honey I Monday for western Kansas, to sell the Novelty Wind Mill. The M. E.

Church shed its winter coat of dirt Monday, the ladles cleaned It up In In good shape. L. Adamwn left for Iowa Wednesday, Mr. Adamsod brought the Clydesdale stallions here for Jay Helm. The botany class of the Thayer High School makes regular trips to the woods, they are getting a fine collection of rare Mowers, Foukd: At the Presbyterian church, A Gold Braoelet, the owner can have the no ma ho rtrAtrtnfl nnnrtnlmw umf nfltrltm an One hundred thousand dollars to loan on price, 50 cts.

and $1." Let every property owner in Thayer as good terms as can be had in southeast-ern Kansas. Money furnished promptly. Call and see me. D. Edwards.

make it a point to do something to linpro vo the town this year. If you own a vacant lot build a house on it. If you have got a honse build an addition, a barn and a new For Sale. 160 acres well improved, belonging to fense, lay side walk, repair your house, set an estate and must be sold at once. I out trees or make a new gate.

If you can have also 3 or 4 farms yet to'rent. 32-tf T. Edwahds. not do this, get out in the street at least and throw up your hat and yell for the this notice. J.

W. Crees Co; at the Baldwin House Drug Store have just received fresh Eureka Spring Water. They will sell It by the glass or fellows that are doing It, Bis Honey to Loan. Over $100,000 to loan on real estate at below prices on a portion of my goods, and goods of other lines will be sold at coresponding low prices: Daisy Flour. $1,25 per sack, Blue Cross 1,16 15 lbs rxtra O.

or, 13 lbs granulated sugar 1,00 7 lbs best roast coffee 1,00 8 good Rio 1 00 4 Rice ,25 4 fresh Prunes or, currants. ,25 4 best soda lb O. S. Tobacco ,25 9 Hominy ,25 A. M.

WHITTEKER DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE as low rate of Interest as can be had in In last weeks Issue in giving notice of The followiqg squib appeared in about ten or our exchanges last week as purely original matter in each one. We de-Ire to add to its calm of being a gem of wit, by southeastern Kansas. Palmer Knaus. Land, loan and insurance agents, Thay er, Kansas. 26tf.

Notice. publishing it I original with us too: A superstitious subscriber who found a spider In the matter of the assignment of I. in a copy of his paper wants to know if it Is considered a bad omen. Nothing of the kind, The spider was merely looking over Hopkins. Notice is hereby given that I will on the 15th day of May 1886 at my office In Thayer the columns of tha papet to see what nier Kans.

make final payment of all money in chant was not advertising, so. that it could spin its web across the store door' and be free from disturbance. my liands as assignee of I. Hopkins. Q.

A. 37-tf Real Estate Loans. We clip the following from the Adams Comity press published at Friendship Wis, Died: At Kingston, Green Lake County Wis. March 17th 1886. Ella M.

wife of Parties desiring a loan of money on real estate wril do well to see rne before placing their applications. I haven't got $100, "DO on hand for this purpose, hut can supply a man with what he wants in as short time Kansas. Thayer, Dr. Albert Edwards, age 21 years, Most the high school commencement at Chan'ute we appolagle for the mistake, reading 1990 instead of 1886. A change In one of our Business firm" this week, S.

B. Wagner selling bis building and stock of Groceries to G. B. Cole. We wlh Mr.Cele success.

The Ice Cream, to be used by the Ladies Benevolent Society Tuesday evening, will be made by Mr, Rodebaugh, and will be the first ef the season. Read the new ad. of Jay Helm on annotlier page. They have at their stable south of the Baldwin House two very fine imported Clydesdale Stallions. Thos.

McNuIty has been overseeing the business of S. A. Brown Co of (heryvale this week during, his brother Owens absence, returnln Thursday ulght. Tom. McKibben who was callep away several months, ago, by the death of his returned Weduesda morning he has been out near Dodge City for some time visiting his father.

l'here are a few young men hi Thayer who had better learn some manners defore going out In corngdny. They go rushing for the door runnlngtyver ladles and pushing them out of the way. Joe. Ghlst met with a severe accident of our citizens will no doubt, remember as anyone else. J.

W. Forrest. 28tf. that Dr. Edwards and wife, spent the sum To Whom it Hay Concern.

mer here two yerrs ago. Mrs. Edwards at that time, was the very picture of health In. appearance. She was an estimable lady and her surviving relatives and friends J.

T. H0LL0WAY, Has bought Mrs. Masons large stock of Haying just sold our entire stock of W. A. MARTIN, TONSORIAL AUTISTI Neoaho Avenue, Thayer, Ean.

furniture, our books must be closed up. have the sympathy of the public in their All persons knowing themselves Indebted behalf. to said firm will please call and settle im mediately. Ayling Ward. The contract for the county printing HAIRCUTTING, SHAVING.

Etc has been let to the Osage Mission, Journal Cl8atiefactIon guaranteed. and Demount. This is a civil service reform we suppose. We did not put in a bid CONSISTING OF DR. E.

FRANCISCO, WEBSTER In Tarlous Styles of Binding, with and without Patent Index. as we did not care to work for nothing. Laying all preejuces aside, as we arelnclin HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, ed to think that the Democrat, was entitled to all at legal rates Well if Bros. Hardy, and rKSlPENCE two mllesr west and two miles ffwEBsnrfor with P- ft fUMMDGtii PATENT Ik if I DIDTIONA INDEX IAi north of Galnsburir. Will be In Thaver Kirkpati ick, are satisfied, all we Monday, while trying to hang up a beef every day except Sundry, from 9 a.m.

till 6 P. m. Office at Kellogir's store. Diseases of wonder if the county board will be as con at the slaughter house, his feet slipping women and children a specialty. sis tan In all things here-after as they have In this contract, if they are they will not pay Ft.

Scott any mow high prices for Dry Goods, Clothing Boots and Shoes, FURNISHING GOODS, MILLINERY AND CHOICE GROCERIES! J. M. DUNSMORE, printing. Commercial Lawyer, Capt. W.

A. Abbott, of Des Moines Iowa, who served in Co. 79tli Ind Merwriter anfl Notary Pnlilic. THAYER, KANSAS. Vol.

Infantry, during the war has been afflicted with severe attacks of rheumatism more or less ever since, in a recent inter W. S. DUDLEY, view he stated that no treatment he has from under him caugot his arm on the hook, hanging himself instead or the beef The new arrival who strikes Kansas, during the remrkable plosant weather will he certain that they have arrived exactly at the Italy of America. And still, this is not an unusual burst of weather, but is the regular progrnme In Kansas. Quarterly meeting attheM.E Church of this city Saturday and suhday April 24th and 25th.

Preaching by the presiding cider Rev. J. A. Hyden Saturday 3.30 7.30 pm and sunday 11 a. m.

Love feast Sunday 0 a. m. We clip the following from the Fredon-la Chronicle: There are rumors in the air regarding the Kansas Railway which we have endeavored to substantiate or disprove but have succeeded In doing PHYSICIAN AND SUB E0H ever found equals Chamberlain's Plain He will continue business at Mrs Masons old stand, and hopes by fair treatment and iqnare Balm. The penetrating and aln rellev THAYER, KANSAS. dealing to retain her old customers.

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Each new edition beoomes more and more The Standard. tcommmdtd by State flun'ts Schools lni A 80 over SO College Prea'ts. GET THE BEST. IthasSOOO more Words in its vocabulary than ere found In any other American Dictionary, and nearly I times the number of Engravings. It Is the beet practical English Dictionary extent.

Quarterly It la an ever-present and reliable schoolmaster to the whole family. S. 8. Herald, 6. A C.

HERRIAM A Pub'rs, Springfield, Mass. Neosho County PHYSICIAN AND STOGEOH by persons who have used It and recom THAYER, KANSAS. mended it to their friends. Try It when MARBLE WORKS FFICE one door west of Cross's hardware you are in need of a modiolus for lame etore. Residence on rreston street.

back or rheumatism. Died: Last Monday morning, a dlspat UPHAM BREWSTER. ch was received by, F. Ingersol, from Council Bluffs Iowa, utateing that his son CLARK STANLEY, Proprietors, rt-North side of Fourth Street, opposite Bailey's Bank, uciwici. 1110 luiuur is Mitt t)ueCl Mat the "old brade" Is sold to the St.

Louis Kansas City Colorado R. and we are Inclined to believe the rumor. If it proves true, the old grade must have Iron and rolling stock over the full length this year, In order to obiln the subsides. Prehaps we'll know more about It next week. Samuel had died very suddenlp.

Mr. and CHANUTE, KAN. Mrs. Ingersol, left on the morning train for that place, returning on Wednesday evening with the remains. T)EOMPT attention (riven to foreign and looal Jf collections.

Titles Investigated, etc Offloe over Kramer's drag store. Chanute, Kansas..