Carbondale Independent from Carbondale, Kansas • 3

The Osage County Normal Institute a Fourth of July CARBONDALE INDEPENDENT. TOWN AND COUNTY. First Street Stable Admire issued sheet last week. opened in the Central School building last Monday morning, with an enroll W. H.

BIRCHMORB, M. LX, Physician and Surgeon, Carbondale, Kansas. -CALLEN, ATTORSTEYS AT LAW. Will practice In alii the courts. Correspondence soiiciled.

34 tTkhowe, ment or seventy teachers. Mr. David Nickel, of Barclav town 0 Q. BUSH. F.

E. BUSH BUSH BROTHERS. DIRECTORY. Change ol Time. On July 1st the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe company issued a new time card, with some importent changes.

The time of passenger trains going east is now 1 10 in the morning, and 1 07 in the afternoon. Going west the trains are due at 2 03 in the morning, and 15 in the after noon. Other changes will be found in the timetable elsewhere. ship, has two hundred and fifty acres of corn three feet high and he says he could put all the weeds in the whole area into a bushel basket and have plenty of room left. JH OFFICE At Mr.

Geo. McClaskey's. John Cochran returned from his trip with Geo. Heberling, having to give up the full trip on account of sickness. He left the party at Rawlins, Wyoming, and reports all in good health.

For sale at a Bargain. Two lets and house with five rooms, good well, property situated just, opposite Ohio House on Main St. west of depot. Enquire of W. T.

Pkrrine. -Carbondale, Kansas. The Fourth. The sun rose Tuesday on as bright and pleasant a day as one could well wish to see, and our people prepared to enjoy themselves to the fullest extent. The reports of proceedings are as yet very meagre, but suffice to say all enjoyed themselves.

AT CARB05TDALE. As we were to have no formal celebration, a majority of our citizens left early for other places, and during the Mr Besse informed us that he took NO PATENT, NO PAY. North Side Main, 0pp. Depot. pains to see how much corn would grow in twenty-four hours, and that in measuring a stalk the other day, PATENTS Obtained for Mechanical Devices.

Compounds Designs and Laoels. All i RICE PEREYMAN, touna it had made a growth just four inches. From the Chronicle, OSAGE COUNTY OFFICERS. CotffW Clerk. C.

A. uottrell. 'IkKasurkr. John V. Rankin.

KKditrrEK. U. W. Jenness. Clerk of Covrt.

W. A. Cotteniian. Pkobatk Judok. Alex Blake.

W. Ninith. County Attorney. S. B.

Bradfoid. SnavKYOR. L). F. Coon.

Cohon br. Calvin hunsoni. Commissioskks. O. S.

Brock, A. L. Lanning, M. Cruin. Juhtiok of District Court, C.

B. Graves. Cot nt Suit. H. K.

McConnell. TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. Trustee Ernest Weatzig. Ci.krk. O.

J. Uauxer. TttKAHURKU. Aaron Kinney. umtickh.

John T. May, Jos. 1ji w. Con sta lks. Chas.

Manrose, Porter Willis. ii. DENTAL SURGEON. liaTinp pemianentrTloeate br Carbondale, would sny citizens of Osaes-and adjoining conn-ties that I ant prepared to do Dental Work in all its. branches witli neatness and dispatch.

SS-Onice over Ba rjry shop. 4-1 inations as to patentabililv of inventions, free, for obtaining Patents" is sent free everywhere. Address. IxuisBaookk Solicitors of Patents, Established 1864. Washington, D.

O. Wm. Foster, the new mail carrier PROPRIETORS. California Kidney Tea Only water needed to prepare it. If you have Liver or Kidney trouble it will cure you.

Large package for 50 cts. Buy it of Gauger. 32ly. California Kidney Tea Always cures, costs less than any other. Nothing as good for Liver or Kidneys.

Large packages for 50 cts. between Burlingame and Ottawa, will after the first of next month, put a hack on the rout suitable for carrying ESTABLISHED 1870. ESTABLISHED 18704. The Lyndon Leader comes to us this week enlarged to a six-column quarto, very much Improved in appearance. We are glad to see friend Stavely and his business flourishing.

Long may the Leader point out the way to the people. New Barn, passengers. He will make three trips a week. The election last Saturday to decide -New Horses, Rigs, upon the question of issuing bonds to CONOVER MANUFACTURERS OF buy or build a city building, was ear Buy it of Gauger. 32ly.

At Ganger's Drug1 Store, you can always procure a good cigar or Fountain fine-cut, the best in the market. In fact everything new and FIRST-CLASS. Call and get terms before going elsewhere. ned in tavor of the proposition by a vote of one hundred and thirteen to sixty-three. Little interest was manifested, and only about half a vote was polled.

HORSES FOR SALE OR TRADE CONOVER BROS. PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS, And wholesale agents for STEIN WAY, W1LBER. and other first-class Ptanos. Sbeet Music and Mus- CARBONDALE. CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor. R. II. Bartlctt. Voi-ick Judge.

J. U. Ellis. City Clkrk. P.

V. (SrinK. Tkkasukkh. O. J.

Ganger. Marhhau Geo. W. Arrel. CouNciitMBN.

R. McKee, R. II. McClair, Fred Koeasler, Win. lrvin, Chas.

Davis. SCHOOL BOARD. Ci.krk. R. B.

McKee. Treasurer. It. H. McClair.

Director. Jas. Dicklnsheets. SANTA FF. TIME TABLE.

To close out my business by the first of October I will sell my entire stock of furniture, wall paper, curtains, paints, glass, undertaking goods, and a large lot of notions, stationery, at cost. C. V. Bradley: Carbondale, Kans. If you are near sighted or have weak eyes, at Gauger's Drug Store you CORRESPONDENCE.

forenoon the place, except for the sound of an occasional fire cracker, was as quiet as Sunday. In the afternoon some few made their appearance and a dance was held in the little grove just north of the bridge, on a platform which had been erected for that purpose by R. S. Carney and others, where quite a few whiled away the hours. In the evening quite a number attended the ball and supper at Sutherland's Hill, which was a very enjoyable affair, and all went home well pleased with their reception.

About sunset every body's eyes were turned to the western sky, where the balloon that left Topeka in the afternoon could be distinguished. From the Commonwealth, we learn that the balloon came down near Wakarusa and left the baloon wedded pair, and then went on again. AT WAKARUSA. A very pleasant picnic was held which was attended by a number -of our people. Rev.

II. A. L. King, of this DRAY and BAGGAGE THE FOURTH. Scranton, July 4, 1882.

ic-al Merchandise. LarKest and best stock and lowest prices. Wrice for catalogue and speeial prices. 613 Main Kansas City, 215 21st St, New York, and 240 Kan-. sas avenue, Topeka, Kansas.

A. P. HODGES, Manager, Topeka. wagons to all parts of the city or country. To the Editor of the Independent.

2 03 A 1:10 AM will fand the celebrated sc spec 4:15 AM The picnic held under the auspices 10: on AM California Kidney Tea Drives disease from the system by way of the Liver and Kidneys. Large package 50 cts. Buy it at Gauger's Drug Store. 32-ly. Glass, All sizes, and cut to Moore's.

Warner's Kidney Cure at Moore's. For Carbondale town lota call on J. W.Edgar. 9-7. P0ST0FFICE NEWS STAND I 7 3 a tacles and Eye Glasses, the best in of the Acrobat base ball club was a 1 07 Holii If you want anything In the Readme Line lust financial success.

1 I 01 3 :01 Mt 2 13 the world. By the use of the Octome-ter, you can in one minute have the call on SPRING CAMPAIGN '82, Through some unavoidable circum 2 if 10:05 I'M 110 W. W. COLLINS, Denotes that train lines not stop. stance the Hon.

Frank Lofty failed to give his opening address, but was. su Who carries a full line of Literary Faners and spectacles adlusted to your eyesight. Try them. The TKn-FPTC-v-nFrNrr is two vears Pamphlets, as well as all the Dailies on tune. perceded by ijreo.

JUonanan, police Also Blank Books, Stationery, Notions, Cigars, eic. uive me a can. old to-mdrrow. We have nothing to judge, who gave a grand oration ap- Opened March 1st, at propriate to the occasion. say about her future other than she is The new calaboose at Burlingame is ready for occupants.

Three and five-year real estate loans at the Carbondale bank. 35 The Dlatlorm was cixoi, ana at- BURDICK ON TOP. now on a solider foundation than ever before, as is also Carbondale. We forded suitable dancing accommoda S.MINSH ALL'S CARBONDALE OSTOFFICE. Office boi-rs from 7 a.

m. to 8 p. in. Sundays from 4 to 3 p. 111.

Money order and register department from 8 f. in. to i. in. AT.

S. going west Mall closes, arrives. 2 13 M. (foiiiR west Mail closes, 1:20 arrives, I ilkifM, Lawrence Southwestern Mall arrives and leaves at 8 A si. Carbondale mik! Ilnrlinntoh, via DraKoon Lyndon and Kedron.

Arrives, Mondays and Thursday, at 4 Pit. leaves, Tuesdavs and Fridays, at 8 A M. LODGES. I-oiMiK No. 70, A.

F. A. M. Meets the 2nd and 4th Satordavs of each month at Masonic Hall Jns. l)l A.

V. Sparhawk, Secy tions for the whole community of shall still strive to improve as we have Scranton. The dancing was kept up Sam'l Leachman, son of Thos. Leach-man, is home on a visit. city was orator of the day, and speeches were made by several others.

A basket dinner was a part of the programme, Mounted of Pauline, a new cavalry company of in the past, and hope the third year of the paper will be one of gratification until twelve o'clock, midnight. The Scranton strinjr band was in attend D. B. BUEDICK to its patrons. LiVCDOTH: ance under the leadership of John Mr.

and Mrs. J. Lane, of KansasCity, are visiting relatives in town. Hogs and chicken cholera warranted An exchange says that the following Williamson. Wishes to sav to the public that he has once postofflce regulation has been passed more put in a large stock of There was plenty of McCrory's C.trtHONDAl.K I.o ix ik No.

102, T. O. O. F. Meets by congress and is now in force every Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.

lemonade, St. John's favorite bever New Goods now arriving, and will be sold on a CASH BASIS, at a small margin above cost. I am still overstocked in my clothing department, and will sell all CLOTHIXG through JUNE and JULY at prevented and cured, at Moore's. Please bring in your subscription man, woman or child will be allowed age and hiarli colored tea on the that vicinity, give an exhibition parade and drill, and were presented with a fine company flag by the ladies of "Wakarusa. AT MICHIGAN VALLEY.

The day was passed in games, music speech making and dancing, and a goodly crowd was P. E. Gregory, of this city was orator of the day, to call for another's mail, outside of Farm Implements, At the ground ior sale. J. Harris, N.

G. Lewis Eakin, Secy. Friendship Low.k. No. 2HJ0, K.

of H. Meets every second and fourth Tuesdav eve. at their hall. J. W.

Rice, Dictator O. J. Ganger, lte-tonler. Loimjk, No. 72 A.

O. V. W. Meets every Friday night at tiieir hall. Martin Heisel, their own family, unless a written or Everybody went home satisfied, and seem to have enjoved a glorious TEN PER CENT.

DISCOUNT FOR der is sent by the bearer. Xo one will be allowed to stand and call for more than one mail at one time, but 'will Fourth. money, as we are in need of cash. Gibbs has everything in the staple and fancy grocery line. Call on him.

Mr. Dicklow, who taught the Heberling school for several years, is in town. Old Stand have to move on and let next party in his turn." and of course acquitted himself in fine shape. We will have more to say about it next week. AT BURLINGAME.

FROM THE DRAGOON. Michigan Valley, July 1st, 1882. Michigan Valley is booming. Next to Green McKee; And I shall have on hand the celebrated TheWeekly Capital and The Independent, only 1.75 per year. Cheap The farmers are all jubilant over the M.

W. I- K. Eakin, Secy, Ht. Andrew's Lodhk. No.

40 K. of P. Meets at their castle hall everv Thursday iilulit, Win. H. Mcllwrath.

C. C. C. V. Bradley, K.

oi R. S. CHURCHES. M. E.

Church. l'reeehing every Sabbath at 11 A. M. and 7 30 P. AI.

Class meeting everv Sab-betli after service and Monday evening. I'myer meeting evening. Sunday school at 10 A. M. All are invited.

11. A. 1- KING, Pastor. CONORKfiATTONAi, Church. Preaching every Sabbath at 1 1 A.

M. Praver meeting every Friday at 3 P. M. Sunday school at 10 A. M.

F. G. SHERRILL. Vaster. HOTELS.

It is one of the peculiarities of the American people'to devote all their time to business, without regard to health. In this rush for money and fine wheat harvest, and are working enough. day and night in order to save it. We have a very interesting article Wheat in this vicinity is uncommon Rawson Mower fame, many lives are ruined, which, unavoidably for publication, which is laid over. ly fine, standing thick on the ground with proper attenton and a timely use Cream of Kansas" and Wliite Kose." I buy lu car lots, and sell under Shawnee prices, and guarantee good satisfaction or no sale.

GROOERIES, Eto: My grocery stock is complete, and my prices as LOW as those of 'any man in Osage county, for. the same quality of goods. Try my and well headed and comparatively of a proper corrective, could be saved. We are informed, everything passed off in fine shape, according to programme. AT SCRANTON.

We publish a communication elsewhere about it, and we are glad to learn that it like everything else they undertake, was a first class success. AT RICHLAND. A good turn out was had. The people were called together at 11:30 by clean. Mine and several others near And also the old reliable For this purpose there is nothing Sutherland Hotel, Mkhch nt's Hotel.

me will go from thirty to forty bush els to the acre. Look out for Bradley's advertisement next week giving cost prices for furniture, etc. Both the Independent and the Leavenworth Weekly Times for only 1 Meadow King equal to the "Prickly Ash Bitters." It relieves the system of all impurities, purifies the blood, and, by assisting nature, restores original health and A. M. Sutherland, ProD.

Mrs. M. A. Hunt Prop. C.

A. Ellis Prop. Mrs. C. II.

Green, Prop. School closed last week with a pie CoTTAti Hotel. OHIO HOUHK. inc. insr Dr.

Clayton, formerly of Ottawa, has vigor. S. MINSI1ALL. And Buckeye Mowers. same for 1882,1 remain The people's obedient servant.

located in our burg. 81.75 per year. It cost the Santa Fe company not far from fifty dollars to herd the cattle left from the wreck. Served Him Eight. The two of the happiest men in W.

U. WIIEATL.Y, Carbondale, J. A. GLASS, Atchisox. Ana I have the BILLIARDS.

A. M. Sutherland. Alex Montgomery. K.I McCall.

H. Kobt. Mitchell. town are Rollins and Tyner. Both By reference to the assessment and taxation list published in the Free bovs.

Cigars are in great demand. Press and copied by the Herald, it will DEERING Plenty of cherries, peaches, and ap be seen that Mr. Dewitt, living at Ha W. U. WHEATLY lIVEIUES.

vana, is assessed at six hundred and ples at some near day. music from the Camp Creek band, after which the Declaration of Independence "was read by Mr. C. C. Blake, of Richland.

Xext came more music, and the oration being delivered by the Hon. S. B. Bradford as will be seen elsewhere. Dinner being next on the programme, of which there was a bountiful supply, and Which everybody enjoved hugely.

This being followed by more music, and a response by Hon. II. SI. Green. Other speakers being absent, the people adjoined to AVe should like to hear from Jane T.

G. Mulr. Clias. Manrose. Ashley Mentley.

Rice l'errymaii. It. M. Grant. DEAL.EKS IX Twine Binder eislity-two dollars.

It lias been remarked to us several times since the publication of this list, that the amount was entirely too low, that Mr. Dewitt Ann once more. We are informed that this city, after long waiting, is to have a night mail, and within two weeks. Miss Arabelle Ferryman has returned from the Institute on account of the sickness of her mother. Wm.

Gamble, of Monmouth 111., a cousin of W. W. Collins, of this city, 5 The new steam thresher of Gray had a large number of notes and mor- Co. is doing fine work. DRAYS.

Rice Perrvman. Ashley Bentley. cages and also twentv-hve or thirty head of horses and a great deal of other property wincli was not exempt trom WAGONS, taxation. We learned yesterday that This has beeu a splendid season for fishing. John Nelson caught several weighing from ten to sixteen pounds.

On last Sunday the Michigan Valley Sunday School convention "held in DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. S. Mlnshall. Green McKee. G.

Kills Co. F. O'Donnell. has been here a few days on a visit this week. the commissioners had examined into the matter and had raised Dewitt's the dancing platform and other amusements, and so the day went by.

I have the amount from the hundreds into the For Sale Cheap One good bav Crum's grove, was a success. The day TURNBULL GROCERIES. thousands. We don't know whether the commissioners have done this or Lumber, Lath and SASH, DOORS and BLINDS, Lime, Hair, Sand and Cement, A full assortment always on hand. Estimates furnished upon application.

Moulding, Turning and Scroll Sawing And all kinds of BRACKET and FKET AVOKK done to order on short notice. Irregular moulding worked. OFFICE and YARD Corner 3d and Main, Carbondale. D. H.

KldwelL P. M. Gibbs. not, and in fact we do not know AND way bright and pleasant, and by one o'clock the grove was crowded. The time was profitably spent in playing A Terrible Accident.

On Friday morning last as a heavy loaded stock train was going north just at the foot of the grade near Wakarusa, without warning the engine whether Dewitt has made false returns FURNITURE. or not, but if he did then we hope the Ueed. C. V. Bradley.

singing and listening to speeches. The MITCHELL, And also keep in stock the speakers were, Judse Blake, of Lyn DRUGGISTS. commissioners have seen his blind and straddled it. And the commissioners do not need to confine themselves to an investigation of Dewitt's affairs alone, as there are many others in this don, Dr. Washburn, Squire Louk, struck a broken rail," and was hurled from the track, together with fourteen of the cars, crowded full of cattle.

C. C. Moore. O. J.

Oauger. horse, seven years old weighs about 1050, will work single or double, Enquire of O. J. Gauger. An attempt was made to chloroform Mr.

J. Lacy, at his residence near Burlingame, recently, for the purpose of robbery. Miss Lizzie Hendricks left for the Institute the early part of the week. A. Sparhawk will go some time during the week.

Col. Buckner. late chaplain of the PHYSICIANS. CORTLAND township who are in the same boat. (who was hard to beat,) Dr.

Clayton, M. Allbauch and Dr. Eeeder of the valley. There was plenty and to spare of the good things of this life, and none We hope, therefore, that the commiss ioners will look carefully into these I. D.

Burdiek M. T. Perrlne. M. McNally.

I- V. D. Tosh. C. C.

Moore. The engineer and fireman were badly hurt, and also one brakeman had a very narrow escape. A great many of the cattle were immediately killed but how many it was impossible to Wagons and Busies. necessarily went away hungry. fradulent returns and not only expose every man who has made them, but compel him to whack up Burlingame No cyclones have visited us yet, but we tremble in our boots for the future.

tell. Help was telegraphed for. and HARDWARE. R. H.

McClair. Heisel I ricll. Green McKee. The boys," Goss, Darling and Co. Herald.

AVe are of the some opinion about some of the tax payers in Northern fortunately two construction trains were close at hand so that a large force of the State Senate, was in the city on Friday, to see Mr Cornett about tha FAT CATTLE And HOGS R. H. McClair, DEAT.ER IN Hardware, Oxxtlery, Stoves, Tinware, promise a "big thing on ice at L.acy crossing on the 4th. Ice-cream and everv ferood thing imaginable. Come IMPLEMENTS.

It. H. McClair. Burdiek Bros. Heisel Urlch.

D. a Burdiek. and bring your girls. of men were soon on the spot. Then followed a scene which beggared description.

The cattle on being freed from the wreck in their turn wonld turn on their liberators, who would Osage. The general verdict for the Cornett washer is that it is a good thing. We publish an important ordinance of the city of Scranton elsewhere. BOUGHT AND SOLD. Thanking; the public for past favors 1 remain as washing machine business.

We would like to know how that chap who went to Scranton ori the Fourth, and who is negotiating for an additional "left rib," progressed. Rustic Farmer LUMBER. W. U. Wheatly Co.

W. C. Edwards, ever the people's servant. D. B.

BUKDICK. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. otjnd. on the road, a G. R.

O'BRIEN, have to run for their lives. In time all that were living were liberated and then a temporary track was laid around the wreck in time to allow the goldAvatch. Owner can have it. by proving property and paying expenses. Published July 6th, 1882.1 Ordinance No.

24 Of Scranton, Kansas, XT 33 ZfcsT Entitled "an ordinance creating the office of City D. B. Kimball, Ridgeway, Kas. The Burlingame papers at present Attorney, and denning ms dunes. FLOUBAND FEED.

Carbondale Mill Company. J. M. Curry. K.

J. Jurrcus. MEAT MAUKETS. Miller Darglti, U.F. Hoy.

SHOE STORES. W. P. Stoltzman, II. BJorklund.

HAKNESS AND SADDLES. O. B. Scott. S.

D. Barry Co. It. H. Cornett has sold over two hundred of his washers in this vicinity.

The thermometer was one hundred and ten degrees in the shade on Monday. R. W. Jones is having fine success in selling the Cornett washer, of which he has secured territory. He sold sixteen of them in one day.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of are filling a great deal of their the Citv or scranton. Sf.ctios? 1. That the office of City Attorney is mail trains to pass, at which time we an opportunity to see the wreck. The engine was on her side with the tender almost against the bottom of it, and the cars were thrown in every direction, some with their wheels in the air: others it seemed has crashed through the cars ahead, and all were splintered hereby created, and shall be filled by appoint vaiuaoie space with their person-1 al ideas about the Griswold whisky ment, by the Mayor, witti tne consent oi DECORATIVE, House and Sign Painter. Paper Hanging, Kalsomiuing, Graining and Frescoing, Specialties.

Leave Orders at Bradley's Store. Carbondale, Kansas. CIGAR MANUFACTORY. KKn i. It shall be the dutv of the City Attor Farm Implements and Wagons.

O. J. GAUGER, ney, to appear before the Police Judge of the city of Scranton, and prosecute, or detend, on behalf of hp citizens oi tins citv. an suns, aouiicauoiis, or motions of any kind whatever, arising under I CONFECTIONERS. John T.

May. B. L. Royce. Jas.

McDonald. or broken in a fearful manner, while every where in the wreck could be th nriliniincps of the citv of Scranton. Joseph Madru, has arrived with his travelinpr car, and is now ready to take photos or sterns at prices lower simv a. it shall be the aim- or tne city Attor ney to give ins opinions ana auvtce to me councu aua aU other officers of the city, when requested case. Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Morris, of Lyndon, celebrated the tenth anniversary of their wedding on last Friday evening, a large number of guests were present. J.

G. Ellis since May, 1881, have shipped over one hundred car loads of grain from this station. They have also shipped an immense amount of coal. than the lowest. Uopvmor keeps on hand a full and fresh: (Successor, to Dr.

A. seen the mangled forms of the cattle About night the dead cattle to the number of thirty-eight were taken bv the council or omcers, upon ail matters in C. Brown,) always supply of BARBERS. Eugene Normandin. Ed.

Robinson. wliich the citv of Scranton is interested, or in re- insr also done. He is ocated near rnril to the duties of the council or other omcers. Sac. 4.

It shall be the duty of the City Attor the bridge. ney, to examine all ordinance passed Dy tne mayor ami councilmen of this citv. before they are BLACKSMITHS. Jas. Dicklnsheets.

L. K. Eakin. FEED. E0ESSLEK, DRUGS, MEDICINES, irinted, so that they snail not conniet wnn any aw of th State, or anv ordinance oi tins city.

from the wreck, (others had their horns and legs broken) and the sound ones were driven to this place, and so terror-stricken were the cattle that a large force of men were busy all the next day in trying to corral them. 11- ali all uln he his rtntv. to draw UD such Ordinan ces as the Mavor and Councilmen may request. A.23.d- Toilet -A-rtioles. STONE MASONS.

George Perry. John Wagoner. J. H. Dymond.

1 Skc. 5. It snail De tne duty oi tne uiiy to attend all meetings of the City Council riHierwisa excused hv the Mavor. Mr. L.

Rooks who lives some six miles east of here brought us some fine specimens pf peaches on Saturday. His peach crop is estimated at 2,000 bushels, among which will be found the California Queen and Lincoln Favorite, both of fine quality and of immense size. It will pay any one to call and see for themselves. sun. 6.

The Citv Attorney shall be entitled to Fine Cigars. Also, Books, Blank Books and Stationery; receive for his services, the sum of $50 per annum, "Ed. Robinson has sold his frame building on the corner to ILBjork-lund, and it has been moved on the lots just east of the Congregational church. The loss is estimated to be about No blame is attached to any one, WAGONMAKERS. Thou.

Leachman. Daniel Wolf. to be paid quarterly, at tne end oi every quarter, upon an order drawn Dy tne uierK, aua sigueu uy Mm Mavor nd Clerk. i i I- i .1 dealer in the best grades of all kinds of PAINTERS. and it was a fortunate thing that it was a stock train instead of the emigrant train which was due in a few OKl 4.

XU1S Vlxllllauuc mnui nine cucv, ciiv. be in force from and alter its publication once in G. R. O'Brien. Sam! Watklns.

Forrester. the Carbondale Indepkndent. Piiooil nv the fViiineil Mav 16th. 1882. Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, And Everything Usually Kept in a First Class Drug Store, Physicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes Prepared Approved May 16.

1882page 177. book of records) Attest, FRANK IjOFIY, Mayor, Tobacco, and Smokers' COUNTY CLIPPINGS. From the Journal. C. C.Shaler, of Abeline, who intends starting a drug store in that city, has been here during the week with O.

J. Gauger making a list of the necessary articles. IsKO. MU-AHAjl, VH WWII. minutes.

Osage County at the State Capital. Mr. Hiram Ward, of this county, has Last Sunday night, Chas. Chritten- With Care. Materials.

MISCELLANEOUS. Postofflce, K. H. Bartlett, Postmaster. Geo.

WaetzlR, Watehmaker and Jeweler. Wm, Collins, Postofflce News Staltd. K. 11. IXinbar, Ha Stock.

Vrra-S Tt Rmrifnrrl Attnmpv at. Tjw. Kansas. den a cousin of Dr. R.

H. Chrittenden, who has held a clerkship in the latter's store for nearly two years, left his Cheap CASH Store Carbondale, July 1-ly With this number of the Independ CIGAR SCRAPS are the "best for room at the store and has not been pipes. tall and ibee. tore just been appointed by Maj. Sims, secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, to procure to place on exhibition in the agricultural hall specimens of the agricultural productions of this coun heard of since.

The only clue as to east ot railroad. where he intended to go is given bv Look out for LOW PRICES J. K. Howe, Dental Surgeon. Fred lloessler, Tobacco and Cigars.

G. V. BRADLEY, Dealer in all Kinds of FRED. R0ESSLER, Richard Uneal, ot the nrm of Oneal mo me' for who went out riding with him 43m6 Carbondale, Kb. The Carbondale Bank, J.

D. Salmons, Cash. ent a large number of subscriptions expire. We hope they will all see fit to renew, and come to see us at their earliest opportunity. Frank Rangier opened his billiard hall in the Jenness building ou Monday.

He has in the room three fine Monarch tables two billard and one oaoDatn atternoon. jvir uneal savs that he talked of going to South Amer AT D. H. KIDWELL'S ica and seemed to be wild and restless X-i iec s. nxxmit-uLrE Mr.

Porte, of Fiatt county. Illinois. ty. He desires to secure specimens from every township, and each individual making contributions of this character will receive credit by having his name and residence attached to the specimen. This is a good year for the county to show up big, and every far brother-in-law or B.

D. Kimball, of "Who may be found at Raymond's old stand opposite Ellis Co's. with a full stock of Ridgeway township, this county, both pool. The room is finely decorated lrrln Contractors and Builders. J.

Cusworth. Restaurant ami Bakery. Miss. L. C.

Mlnshall, Milliner and Dressmaker. Ed. McCall, Eestaurant P. V. Grlggs.LandXoan and Insurance Agent CITY MARKETS.

"Flour cwt 93 75 Rveflbusli 75 Wheat bush 12l4 "Mixed outs bush 60 Corn bush yellow 75 white 75 or wnom were comrades or x)r. A. Tyler deceased, during the war, were in town to-day and called upon Mrs. WJETZIG-, Jeweler, Also, Wall Paper, Windc Glass, Curtains and Stationery, Notions, Toys, Musical -instruments, Brackets, Picture- Framesr Liookinjr Glasses, Bird Cages, Paints, Lead, Tyler. From the Herald.

Staple and Fancy Groceries. I also keep the Shawne and Inter-Ocean Mills, with pictures. Farm for Sale one hundred and sixty acres of good land two and one half miles west of town; eighty acres under cultivation, good house, water, good range. Easy terms. Enquire at Heisel Urich's.

Is now handling the famous mer ought to take an interest in it. Samples may be left at the treasurer's, office, Lyndon, the Chronicle office, Burlingame, or the Free Press office, Osage City. This haa nothing to do with the State Fair, but Is to be arranged into a permanent collection in the state house. Os, Varnishes, Brushes, Revolve Knives, etc. Judge Thomas Playfcrd and wife started east on Monday.

They will visit friends in Michigan, New York fl TXsh Bnttr II doz i and New Jersey and will be absent some months. We wishthm a pleasant Boss' Filled Gold Cases, S. B. BRADFORD, Lpwrence and trip ana sate return. In the Free Press of June 29th, J.

TJisriDEPLTKiisra-. The nest in the World. Driver Fabro, who have been sink ing a shaft on the farm of D. R. Clem V.

Admire publishes a. circular letter to the old soldiers' of the county in ATTORNEY AT LAW, Carbondale, Kan. Office I on Main Street, second door east of Third. ind DR. M.

McNALLY. ens, near the city; reached coal on Sat He always has on hand, and Is receiving daily a. which he proposes to publish a Sol A Large Stock of "Coffins and All Sizes and Prices; urday last at a depth ot about one hun Carbondale Flour, You pay your money and take your choice. large assoranem oi II. Dr.

Cone's I'hxir Of Barks, Iron and Guaiacum, is tne best, most safe and sure ague enre, stimulant, tonic, anti-rheumatic, and kidney cure sold. At Cone's Vegetable Liver rillsy HYSIC1AN Office, first door dred feet. The coal vein is of average thickness, that is from twenty to diers' Hand Book of the county. It will contain, besides other interesting RUROEOX. Terms, cash.

east of mill. Ready-Made Robes, Cvppe; Gloves, and ew. FASHIONABLE JEWELRY, ilk 1 I guarantee as good goods as are in the market. 1 I twenty-two inches. From the Free Press.

anu at as low prices as con oe louna any wnere. erything necessary for conducting a funeral in the best always on hand. California Kidney Tea Heme Always brings relief. No other vntf t)'iver or Kidney Medicine has cured Of every description, and always keeps on hand a full line of Watches. Clocks and Wedding Mr.

B. Jesse sold "a twenty-two Are anti-bilious, liver regulator, lax- matter for soldiers-a complete, sue-tinct military history of every soldier in the county and no others. An edition of one thousand copies will be printed and sold for 25 per eopy. Produce Taken in Exchange Kino. month old hog the other day that weighed four hundred and ten pounds a ative.cathartie, the best, safe and sure We have tried them.

At Moore's. Shop oppo- At the highest market price, 51-tt Call and see mo. IX II. KlDWBIAfc' ts. lluy it of Gauger.

32-ly Repairing promptly attended to. othce. getting for same thirty dollars..