Lincolnville Star du lieu suivant : Lincolnville, Kansas • 3

The Llnnnlnuilla 3iar. Marlon Miiitlou, Marion, Avocbt 80th, 1837. 8jcll CuneapoiuUkt to I'eabody Urahte, INSTITUTE. The institute hni closed, and as we predicted, it bus been the most successful, and the most beneficial of any previous Institute in Minion county. Ine membership only reached one hundred and twenty-five, but there were not many school children.

More than nine-tenths of them intend to teach. Wednesday, the last day of the institute, tlio teachers all assembled In the incolnville This Young, but RapiJly Growing Town, is situated iu tie Northern part of Marlon County, tie Mi JHt. ia ana. warn aav mm mm am mm MUST OlfJb AND PRODUCTIVE PART Thirteenth Annual Milon 1 1 HI -OF nnn OTA The I'hurtlic'i. Last Sunday Kef.

II. Waroham, Marion, preached at Strong City am) baptised two applicant! for member slip, W. VT, lamb, of Pcabody, was in Marlon this week putting up the chimneys of carbonized stone on the new Baptist church. Work on tlio Christian church is bo-ing pushed rapidly forward and we expect to bo able to announce tho date of dedication soon. Services will be hold in tho Evangelical church tomorrow at tho usual hour.

Bev. P. lionsteadt will proachin the morning and Rev. George Manshnrt, of Hope, in tho evening. "How long will yo halt between two opinions?" will bo tho subject of Y.

M. L. A. consideration at tho Methodist church next Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. J.

T. Pickcrson will lead. References, 1 Kings, Wo saw the plans of tho Y. M. C.

A. building in Marion yesterday, and were firmly convinced of its beauty and practical utility. It sounds strong to say that a $15,000 building is being put up, but only a glance at tho interior arrangement can givo an adequate idea of what tho place will be. Marion takes just pride iu if Peabody Gazette. Communion services will bo held in tho PivhIij terian church next Sabbath morning at and preparatory service on Saturday evening at Itev E.

P. Walker, the beloved pastor of tho Presbyterian church at Peabody, will preach Saturday evening and Sabbath morning. Let him have a large hearing each time. Marion Record. Nothing In It.

Cmiacta Arcade. We accident ly happened into Taylor liiddle's drugstore lust Friday when Mr. M. G. Freeborn was called in to state what he knew nl unit the article in the Peabody Ga.ettn in which it was made to appear that judge Poster bad attempted an underhanded proceeding to gain a law suit against him several years ago.

Mr. Freeborn suid that he hud stateil to J. S. Leun certain fuels in regard to such a case but did not state that Poster did anything contrary to what he agreed, nor that Poster bad been in anyway guilty of misconduct in the case, Mr. Freeborn was the authority (riven by the Gazette, and in justice ought now to retract or else be cannot help but be considered a defamer by the public.

Popo at the horse fair nt Marion Tuesday. Judge Poster is holding court at Mcpherson this week. Pr. Werthuer, of Mir ion, was calling on friends here Th ursday. Pr.

Pavis, of Marion, made no vera I professional calls here this week. Our stock notes did not materialize this week. We will lave a double a-mcuiit in our next. OF AR1 PEABODY, September 14, CO. TP flP i SM IF HHr 1111 11LIU It has Good Schools and Good Churches, and is settled by a Thrifty, Prosperous and Intelligent People.

Splendid liEIEiZf Live Stock! THE FINEST PRODUCTS OF THE FAR3I! is lie Tn Grana Displays of Every Mectta! Art! ical Of Northern Marion line of the Newly con A Perfect Tropical Profusion of Fruits, Flowers and Foliage! Now completed from St Joe to the Territory. Lin-colnville offers splendid business openings and first-class investment for capita. For particulars, address the MANY K-xomxi P. A fiF.S THE- KANSAS. 15 and 10, 1887.

Attractions Every Day! Foot Racing. ON THE GROUNDS Our Native Raw Silk! People on the Grounds! IIIS- AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY LINCOLMLE Novel and Startling 31G- IBTGlTGT-t'ZL: CONTESTS assembly room, and upon motion by one of the touchers a vote of thanks was extended to the instructors for their faithful und earnest work. Conductor 1). P. VuuOstraud then replied, thanking the teachers for their help In making it a success, and saying that they were the most studious, smallest and best looking teachers be hud ever seen.

Conductor li. P. VanOstruud la the man for tho place, and we hope to see iii in conducting it again, one year henc o. Prof oKHor P. C.

Zorcher made a few remarks, endorsing the three qualities spoken of by Mr. VanOstrand. Professor Zcivher lias done some- noblo work, Hiid espcciully In book-keeping. Ills class appreciating bis work, gave as a token of esteem, a line plush autograph album. Mr.

Zercber la well qualified for the work, and we hope ho will return for a fourth term of Institute in this county. Professor W. l'lcison then Kpoke to the teachers, thanking them for the kindness towards him. Professor Pierson is going to take charge of a school in lielvit, and we hopo biiccccss will uttciul him there, as it has in the institute. Professor.

II. P. llees wished the teachers. success, not only for the coming winter, but first the coming examination. Professor Bees, though a young man, iscqiuilns an instructor, with Ids coworkers.

His drill was very thorough and pructicul, and no one should fail in tho branches he taught. We then adjourned to await the comingordenl on the morrow. TEAcnUK's ASSOCIATION'. Meeting was culled to order at hnlf-past nine o'clock, by Chaiiman H. 1).

VanOstrand, mid ns tho secretary had not arrived, j. T. Clierriiigton was appointed secretary pro tern. Singing by the Institute Giee." An opportunity as then given to those who wished to become members, und the membership was Increased to 115. The reasurer's report was read and adopted.

As this was the hist associa tion of the year, the following oilicers. were electdl tor the ensuing year: President, T. J. MeLnin, Pcabody; Vice-President, Mrs. C.

E. Locke, Florence; Treasurer, Miss Emma' Miller, Florence; Secretary, J. F. Chcrrington, Florence. Miss Alice Hunt having arrived, the minutes of the last meeting wero read and approved.

While the male quartette were singing, the old oilicers stepped out and the new oilicers assumed tlieir respective places. The programme was then taken up as follows: Phonetics, by Mrs. L. E. Twi-ford.

This was a very interesting talk; telling the teachers how to best correct mistakes in pronunciation. "Grammar, diagram and analysis." by W.ll.Zercher, discussed by Lee Gray. "Best methods of teaching geography." by W. F. Palmer, discussed by W.

li. Zercher. Mrs. L. E.

Twiford. Grunt Johnson and J. Smith. Music "Hear dem bells" male quartte. The association then adjourned till half-past one After the association hail feasted on a Marion dinner, they once more assembled, and being called to order, the male quartte once more pealed forth with their melodious voices, singing, "Over the sea." Professor Bogem being absent, the subject assigned him was opened by H.

Zercher, and dis cussed by J. I). Mvers and Mrs. L. E.

Twiford. G. A. Tressler, discussed by II. P.

Bees. This subject was made very interesting and practi cal, as these two gentleman who discussed it have had some experience in teaching this subject. "General exercises in school." This subject was very broad, but the phase taken was in regard to scriptural reading. Discussed by U. 1).

VanOstrand and P. M. Kol-lock. "Competitive examination" J. I).

Myers. This paper brought forth the idea of having examinations in country districts, for admission into the high schools of the county. Superintendent Zercher had this in view for some time. Hereafter there will be an examination and all those passing, will receive a diploma that will admit them to tiny high school In the county. This paper was discussed by John Smith and iv.

li. Zercher. "Morals and manners. as should be taught in the school room" Arthur G. Hoover.

"Mound Build ers" Professor P. C. Zercher. This was highly appreciated, as Professor Zercher resided in Adams county, Ohio for a while and as that is the most historic place of the Mound Builders; he bad some very line specimans to show to the teachers, Song Male quartcte "Old Joe T'lis song was rendered well, so well that to satisfy the audience another had to 1q sung. And the old campaign song "Old Shady" was sung.

This brought down the house, The solo was sung by Mr. W. II. VunSchoyck A few min utes were then given for recess. Kindergaren by Miss Smith.

She iiindled the subject as one who under stood it. She is conducting a very successful one at Marion, The teachers were then given a very interesting talk upon the culture of nilk by Victor Tressler. lie had wimples of the silk from tho eggs to the sponljof silk thread lie also reeled some nilk for the teachers. Upon motion lh next meeting of tho association will he held at Peabody, November 1SS7. it mm.

Jennie and Lily (3 rby, Alice Hunt, Miss Wolf, Charles Nusbaum, Lucretia Nusbniiiii, Charles Stewart, V. (I. A. Tressler and cousin, attended tho Teachers Association at Marion Thurs day. The following are the names of new teachers and number of district In which tboy tench: A.

C. Vail; 48, Ada Rhodes; bl. Abbott: SL Alice Hunt; Ki, Miss Heed; Mr. Schmidt: OH, Kattie L. Crist.

Graphic Bituriaj', Bepteaber 10, 1387. K.4N. TIME TABLE. Train leave Llncolnvllle: ooino west. No.

1, rawipntfiT 4:88 p. m. Hu 31, Lucul freight M'i a. m. OHI.Nti EAST.

No. 2, rabnenu'cr 10:20 a. m. 32, Locul ftvlht 2:43 p. m.

I3EJW.1.,, (iruml display at IVuboilf fulr. Indian village, at I'eabody fair. Wild West Bhuw.atreabody fair. Excursion rates to the I'oaboily fair. Ittad the advertisement of the Pea-body fair.

W. 11. Sill will boou put in a coal yard hurt, Half fare over the llock Wand to the I'eubody fair. Mrs. W.

II. Hill of Marion Is visiting In Liiicolnvillu this week. Lost. A Hhoe buckle. to Vie.

Williams. No rewind; A number of commercial travelers viBitod Liucolnville this week. Go and see Pawnee Hill's wild west show at.Peabody September 14, 15, 10 C. M. Watts, of IVabody, painted Evan's Co.

new store building this week. Gustuf Haiti; is putting up a now windmill Tlio spirit of progress pervades all our eitizciis. Alain wc wisli to remind the dear reader that the Star is only one dollar a year n'ud chcup ut that. The bank building is now ready for tho plasterers. When fiufahed it will uiuke a handsome appearance E.

S. Winters, of Mienard county Illinois. is visiting his cousin, J. 11. Sill of Lineoluville, Mr.

Winters owns a farm near Antelope. A. K. Stewart of Peabudy will commence work on J. M.

Lewis' house the first of next week. He will also build N. F. Akpaugh a house. There is an even dozen of newspapers Eublished iu Marion county now.

We now which is the best one but we don't like to tell; modesty is its own reward. Mr. F. D. Weller, editor of the Lineoluville Stau.

one of our best exchanges, gave this olllce most pleasant call one day last week.Chaso County Courant. Dr. Munmia will deliver a lecture at the school house this evening; subject to be announced from the rostrum. Admission free and everybody cordially invited to be present. George Miller, former busiuess manager of the IVabody GiUPlilo and J.

G. Johnson, Peahody's dignified postmaster, were in Lincolnvillo Tuesday, looking after their lauded interests here. This week Evans Co. received a large shipment of cigars which cannot be exceiJed by any dealer in the country. They carry as large and good a stock as the best.

Give tb am a trial. J. E. Stewart, manager of the Lincolnvillo Lumber sold a bill of lumber for a large new business houao at Durha- Park. Lincolnvillo is reaching out for trade and is getting all she reaches for.

For Sale. A good barber shop. Furniture nearly new. In good location for business. Hcason lor selling, owner is going east.

For particulars address or call on S. W. Buckley, Lin-eolnville, Kansas. Ben and Milt Timnions, clever gentlemen and excellent mechanics of Pea-body, and who were army comrades of ours for three years of tho rebellion, were in Lineoluville roofing the bank building this week. A petition has been sent to the Post Office department praying for a change of an hour in the departure of the mail to be made.

It would give a great deal more satisfaction if we could have mail service on the llock Island. Mr. George Bums, a merchant of Jefferson county, Ohio, was in town this week looking for a location. The situation pleased him and it is probable that be will return in a short time and open a general store on the west side. Hereafter those who po gunning in the vicinity of Lineoluville on Sunday are in danger rf arrest and prosecution.

A number of shots were fired near hero last Sunday and the citizens are determined to have no more of it. Forewarned is forearmed, A ntrect fakir worked Marion Monday for $100 and Pcabody for a similar amount the following day. lie sold his victims a dumb watch in tho belief that he was giving them a twenty dollar bill. Marion and Peabody boast of their school and church facilities. V.

Steiner one of the heayest A miviii last week. The liabilities are about $30,000 and mortgage of $23,000 Is held on the stock by several members Stelner's family. Tho validity of the mortgage will be tested In court. If the Stab is not an good as usual this week the fault lies with fato and not with the editor. A stern pitiless, relentless and uncompromising fate compoiioa mm i u.j off to dig his potatoes.

No mail of genius caa write editorials hunt locals and dig potatoes all in the sanjo day. J. O. Johnson tod George M. Miller, Peabody, who wore Jiere this week npi-uk fry bifbly of the location of Liricoliiviiin and its people They pro ii'ut t.l-.at Lineolnvil will lwcomo to the porta part of tho county what Pia-body i to the south-- piospO'i ecu-merval wutT and a beautiful little Fat Man's A PUBLIC WEDDING THE- County, and is on the ructed TOWtW'Y all kinds oi Liirter, Lath, kinds.

Putty, (Uana, floor ani SasUocL Bruslei i nr. BCBKEEai BUS, State and Federal Officer's Inspection of the Grand Silk Display! Finest Silk Manufactured in America, From The Lincolnville Prominent Speakers Will Address the LUMBER PAWNEE BILL -AND Dealers in Bel Cedar Posts, Building Wild West Show, Indian Village Museum Have been secured at great expense. This is an Attraction Grant T. Johnson, of anon, was in town Thursday. lie will bcirin bis school here October, 10.

Misses Fonte and Smith, two popular young ladies of Mirion. aro visiting the Misses Chorn of this place. Jim Lontz says that if he can get married this fall it will be the first time in his life that he ever was married. Pr. W.

G. Martin started Tlnirsrbiv for Peeatur, Illinois. We are sorry to say it is not his intention to return. Charles Sehambrown will have 2000 bushels of corn this year. He says it is the largest and best crop of corn he ever raised.

Look out for the deeorotud stool trains that are to pass through hero today. It will be a sight long to be re membered. A. K. Stiwart's bright little boys visited their father in Lineoluville Sunday.

They made the trip from Peabody unattended. Miss Alice Pope, whoso illness was mentioned in last week's is slowly improving. She is now under the treatment of Pr. Pavis, of Marion. Several extra trains passed here over the C.

K. N. yesterday going south. It looks like a heavy movement of freight over the pepular llock Island is soon to take place. We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement Vf tho Peabody fair.

This will undoubtedly be the best county fair held in the state and will he largely attended from every part of the county. It will be a success. The new post office cabinet of boxes has arrived and will bo placed in position in tho building to be occupied by tho new hardware store. The cabinet is very handsome, very convenient and will show up with anyolhec in the county. The next thing we want is a postal order office.

J. Pavis, of El Dorado, the patentee of the Pavis cooker, was in town with a view to engaging in business. He is an excellent tinsmith and a very nice gentleman, and will make Lineoluville a good citizen. It is probable that ho will become an auxiliary of tho new hardware store. Tho Marion Fair this year has been quite a success, some fine racing being shown.

Tuesday was pre-eminently a Peabody day, there being nearly seventy- fiun ttomiln frnm t.liiu nrPMent. Ill fact, there were more people present from Peabody than from Marion, which reflects upon Marion's good will toward homo institutions. Tho races were very good, and were bbjhly enjoyed, by tho Htrsfr-MifcUiR. Weduesday, September 7th, 187, at the Lutheran parsonago, Itev. Bolmer Miss Anna Miller and Dr.

J. R. TTiim. nf this eltv. The roiilrantingViMM nr and fuvcraUv known in bis vicinity, and hiivnano.it of frirtid who will loin uiih GhAphh: In extending bimiv (nntfri'tuhitions and best wishes.

Tea- A oelobrated LIQUID PAINT. NAILS never before offered in the State. Pawnee Bill leaves in Sash Pa Hey a Cords, Of all Doors, Sashes, October for Europe Robbing Stage Coaches, Burning Squatters' Cabins and Desperate Battles Between COWBOYS AND INDIANS! Genuine Indians and Cowboys camp on the grounds during-fair week, and will give thrilling performances, sham battle, war Dances, every day of the fair, We make a specialty of Carpenter Tools. Blinds, TIib Bnmlar Proof Etc. In fact, everything required to ennetruot building from foundation to root.

Thanking the publio for past favors, we hope to merit a continuance of the same in the future by giving you satisfaction in prices and quality of grooda, and courteous treatment at all times. ZDO 2TOT FAIL TO COME. i One ticket admits holder to all these. Exc-CLzsloa xatos on. alLX3oad.s.

J.E.STEWART, UNCOLNVILLB. KANSAS. Jrlvertiied Letttrn. Letters remaining uncalled for in the Lincolnvjlle pout oflce for the moath ending August SI. Sarp.

0 BiiBsey, Wm G. McMillan, Rev. J. T. Henry, L.

L. Nygood, irin, T. TVMrrri, Frank Lnnlle, 11. 11. lu-binson.

When culled for pleas say W.II.-Evftaa.P-M. A. H. LACKEY, President J.J. FUNK, Secretary.

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