The Osage City Republican du lieu suivant : Osage City, Kansas • 3

7TJ3iELT PESS02 During the entile performance of aT I II fi 1 II MS The (teajc Gty Republican. tqoukmiso vrmtr raiDA st D. X. tt02ff2TS, Kalbox Proprietor. LOCAL AND DISTRICT KEWS.

Coal business good. Wild geese are flying south. Read the council proceedings. Christmas and New Year fall on this year. IMP OR ANT ANNOUNCE CMENT! Special.

Prices on our ENTIRE STOCK of enera Best Flour, Patent Process, cwt. $2 60 Ten lbs. Rio Coffee for. 1 00 Seven lbs. Choice Golden Rio Coffee 1 00 Seven lbs.

44 Arbuckle's Roasted Coffee 1 00 Seven fts. Dilworth's Roasted s. Coffee 1 00 Twelve lbs. Choice Carolina Rice. 1 00 Twelve lbs.

Choice Prunes 1 00 Twelve lbs. Choice English Currants 1 00 All Other GROCERIES Proportionately Cheap. WE WILL SELL YOU Christmas Candies from 15 to 30 Cents Per Pound I Stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS is complete. We have bought largely for market, and have marked them any Nine lbs. Valencia Raisins for.

1 00 Eight 3 lb. Cans Beat Tomatoes for 1 00 Six 2 lb. Cans Boyer's Oysters for. 1 00 Nine and one-half ibs. Cut Loaf Sugar for 1 00 Nine and one-half lbs.

Granulated Sugar 1 00 Ten lbs. "A Coffee Sugar IV. 1 00 Ten and one-half lbs. Coffee Sugar for. 1 00 Eleven lbs.

Light Brown Sugar for 1 00 SPOT CASH and own the goods as lew to sell at a very close margin. and see us, examine our goods and ask Sizes, Towels, GRAND NEW i urana opening of the Largest, Finest nifiLLiita cvci leixiveu uns ana cents' unaerwear. Gents7 Ol 1 1 for in TU1 nLake a discount of 10 per. cent, on all Dry Goods sold In sums of $1.00 and upwards, and on our MAMMOTH Stock of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Gloves, will make a discount of from 10 to 15 per cent. No IIumMg No Lottery No Misrepresentation! A Straight Legitimate Profit Given Away To our many customers let as sav Come and take advantaff of th hnv lib trade, generally, we say Please come that we mean what we say, and sell as we advertise, DON'T BUY.

These Unprecedented Sales to continue until the present Stock of Goods Come One I Come Everybody Yours "Camille," by- Miss Rogers, the 'house was hushed to a death-like silence. Old men, and reserved, resolute women, to wnose eyes tears were strange, silently wept, moved by a single uucontrollable 1 1 A 1 impulse. uurungion uawKeye. School district No. 25, Osage county, boasts of one Million and fourteen scholars, with an Oliphant for teacher.

Burlingame Chronicle. That's nothing, in the Osage City school we have an M. T. Ilead-dington. A penny makes more noise in the contribution box than a five dollar bill, and the man who gives the penny usually makes more noise than the giver of the bill when it comes to say "amens" or voting on church management.

Jy. M. Clemmer's show windows are filled wtth 6ome of the finest and handsomest cutlery we ever gazed on. It will not be difficult to select a Christmas present for your wife if you have Been them. Go and see for yourselves.

Katherine Rogers, the distinguished English actress, supported by her powerful company, will give two entertainments in this city next eek, Dec. 20th and 21st, on which occasion she wil render the plays "The Hunchback' and "Camille." On last Sunday, as A. R. Palmer and Otto Burklund were driving down Mar ket street in a buggy, the horse suddenly shyed off, throwing both occupants out and doing them injury. Mr.

Palm er has been confined to his room-for several days. Mr. Burklund has re sumed his duties at Miller Bros. In the Hunchback, it is evident that in the grander roles of tragedy and classic drama. Miss Rojrers soars with sustained and unwearied flight to the loftiest achievements.

The letter scene and the meeting in the last act were grandly done and thrilled the house. Boston Transcript. On Tuesday last two of the Francis can Sisters of Charity paid us a call. These Sisters are in the city asking contributions towards building a hospital in Emporia. Thia hospital will be for all who may need their assistance during sickness.

The poor will be received gratis. All are very kindly re quested to assist them according to their means in this laudable enterprise. ThePeterton "cannon ball," which from that town to this city several times a day, had one of the liveliest of ive runaways ever seen Monday last. The team 4i6truck out" from this place and ran almost to Peterton, a distance of three miles, before they stopped. Parts of the wagon were picked up almost all the way.

No other damage was done. "The Spy of Atlanta" is the title of military drama which will be given to the citizens of Osage City January 4th, 5th, and 6th, by L. I). Dobbs, of awrence. The drama will be under the auspices cf Canby Post, No.

11, and will be produced in all its entirety and splendor. Several of our best local talent have already been secured, and we bespeak for the entertainments crowded houses. Advertising of holiday' goods is now full in order, end it should be borne constantly in mind that the dealer who advertises most sells most. Every pur chaser first examines his newspaper to learn where he may find what he wants to buy, and, of course, when he sets out 6 make his purchases, he proceeds, by bre line.Jto the very place whose adver tisement has attracted- bis attention. This is natural as "falling off a log." The Chosen Friends hold their next meeting at Myers' hll on next Thurs- lay evening, December 21st.

At that time the annual election of officers for the ensuing year will take All the members are urged to be present. as various matters of importance will come up for consideration, lhere is a retty well-founded rumor thatthe lady members intend to have some refresh- ments, and. a pleasant, social time is expected. Some of our best citizens are likely soon to shake oif Reno county soil and ta ke a tour through 1 exas. The Cor-nett automatic washer has become such a big success under the management of 1WT.

J. w. ctow, tnat Messrs. iravs KtrmmeL Hull, Beagle and HuckelberV have gone with him and have bought right for the state of Texas. These gentlemen will all start about the first of January, anil may be away a year before Kansas smiles upon them.

We are sorry to lose such good citizens, even temporarily. Hutchinson Douglass of Emporia, have the above machines, which can be seen one door east of Hanslip's drug store. The Christmas entertainment for the Presbyterian Sabbath school will be given this year in the opera house, on Saturday evening, Dec. 23d. It will consist of vocal and instrumental mu sic, recitations, tableaux, the Christmas tree, etc.

Santa Claus will make his annual visit, accompanied with the us ual load of presents, and attended by at least one representative of the frozen regions of the North. Everybody is in vited to come and look, and listen, and mitness the childrens? enjoyment, and be happy themselves. Exercises to begin at 7:30. There will be an admis sion fee of 10 cents for adults and cents for children not members of the school, for the purpose of helping to defray expenses. Children of the Sab bath school admitted free.

State Teachers' The annual meeting of the teachers of the state will occur at Topeka on the 26th, 27th and 28th days of December, 1882. Special rates have been made with railroads and hotels for the occa sion. The programme embraces prac tical Daners by a large numoer or our best educators, and is admirably ar ranged. No teacher- who expects to keep his place in the line can afford to miss this meeting. It is strongly urged upon the teachers of this county to at tend.

respectfully, 11. K. McConnell, Co. Supt. t.

Men's Over Shoes at Howard's. L. Severy, Emporia, was the ci'y Monday Robt. Buniside is confined to his bed with malarial fever. 7 Web Thomas has moved on his farm four miles cart of this city.

Miss Ella is on a visit to To peka, and will remain until spring. Misses Agnes Smart and Belle Park inson were amorik the callers at this office yesterday. H.JJ. Hughbanks, who has been ert for the past several weeks, returned on Wednesday last. Mr.

J.S. Danford has so far recovered from his recent serious illness as to be again on the streets. Mr. McConnell, of Pittsburgh, is' visiting at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

T. L. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs.

Jas. A. Drake returned home yesterday morning after spending a delightful honeymoon throughout the eastern states. Mrs. Lansdowne, of Greenville has been visiting at the residence of her father-in-law, Dr.

-Lansdowne, for the past few weeks. i Mrs. E. W. Butler, nee Miss Katie Lansdowne, returned to Kansas City this week after visiting relatives in the city for the past few weeks.

The many friends of Miss Lizzie Lancaster will bef glad to hear of her return to this city Wednesday evening last, after a few month's visiting in the east. I writer of letter winding up with "You are watched, look will kindly furnish more light upon the subject, as we don't comprehend, would be very much appreciated. Please call or write again and give name, all of which we promise to keep confidential. Messrs. J.

F. and C. II. Douglass, of Emporia, gave us a call Wednesday, and have taken up their quarters in the building one door east of Hanslip's drug store. These gentlemen, are the agents for the Cornett automatic washer, and it will pay those desiring such a machine to give them a call.

Rev. J. S. Sherrill, of Litchfield, Minnesota, has been the guest of Rev. Curtis for a few days.

Mr. Sherrill was a classmate of Mr. Curtis' and preceded him to Kansas by one year, and was stationed at Quenemo, in this county. Afterward, he spent 6ix years at Neosho Falls, this state, and then went to Minnesota, where he has since remained. Mr.

Sherrill's visit was a complete surprise to his friend, Mr. Curtis, who did not know of his coming, until he saw him in church on Sunday morning. Mr. Sherrill preached an excellent sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening, and spent Monday in visiting about Quenemo and Lyndon. On Tuesday morning the infant child of Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis was baptized by Mr. Sherrill at the residence of the parents. The occasion was one of much interest, in view of the special friendship existing betweon Mr. Curtis and Mr.

Sherrill. H. G. Thurman, of Chicago, Illinois, representing the Western Historical Company, of that city, called at the EPtrnLTCfAN office on Wednesdav. Mr.

Thurman is in our city gathering statistics and other historical data for 'The History of Kansas," an immense volume of reliable historical facts now in preparation by the company. This work is engaging the interest of our best citizens and we feel confident that will cover the vast field of Kansas history so completely that nothing will left undone to make it the most complete treatise yet presented to our citizens. Our knowledge of the complete and painstaking efforts of the representatives of this work, together with an acquaintance of prominent Kansas men or long residence and thorough ability to Write knowingly, engaged on the work, lead us to this conclusion. We shall have more to say of this excellent work hereafter. XTotice of Dissolution.

The nartnershin heretofore existincr between W.C. Edwards and McCulloch, doing business under the firm name of Kansas Lumber Company, Osace Citv. is this day mutually dissolved. All accounts owing by said firm will be paid by V. Jiid wards, and all accounts due said urm are to be paid to w.

Edwards. W. C. Edward. A.

McCulloch. Osage City, Nov. 21, 1S82. The business will be "carried on as usual at the old stand by W. C.

Edwards. Burst and Slg-n Painting-. W. Whited is still, at the Brush at the old stand on Market street, and will do such Jobs as may come in in his ine, in Good Style and at Low Rates CARD. Take your corn to Gruwell Smith's.

and they will trade you anything you want in the wav or groceries, Hard ware. Stoves, JJry ood3, Jioots and Shoes. They will give you more the Elevator price, and pay for the weighing. Gruwell Smith. Sheepskin Lined Boots at Howard's OSAGE CITY MARKETS.

The quotations following ara corrects srsry Friday morning. Wheat bu. Corn Oats Butter 65 30 23 23 12 -18 7o(a 7G( 80 Eoos doz. Lard Hams Potatoes Apples 80 90 XlTe Stock Market. Kansas City, Dec.

14. Cattle Receipts, 891: shipments; market weak and slow; native steers of i 428 pounds average Blockers and feeders, cows, Hoos Receipts, shipments market weak and 10c lower; lots averaging 240 to 300 pounds sold at $5.60 6.90.. 'v-- I Massev's Dry Goods store has just been removed to Mr. Hunsicker's stone building, on Sixth street, where he will be straightened out in a day or so, ready to give some excellent bargains and will receive a Full Line or New Goods next week. CfFISC POST OFFICE.

cibsi: 0 75c; 8 40o VWICW.T A.aTifcca. louun Mil VUlir. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1SS2. iu T. S.

F. R. R. TIME TABLE. EAST.

p. M. 12:35 P. M. 8:00 A.

M. OSAQX CITT, WEST. 2:42 p. 8:19 A. 8:53 A.

if. 12:33 P. Freight train at all hoars of the day and night HEM WHO ADVERTISE, Mining Shoes at Howard's. Go to Ellis Totten's for Lamps. Fure Gum Boots at Howard's.

P. C. Bothel has the best extracts Boots made to measure at Howard's. Go to Ellii Jb Totten's for Holiday Goods. Co to D.

C. Bothel, on Sixth street, xor your jams. Jellies and Cranberries Get your Boots and Shoes Repaired ainowaiaa. Go to' Ellis Totten's for a nice Oyster Sett. Go to the Star Grocery for the Best Goods at the Lowest Prices: Go to Totten'B for a nice lay ut of Majolica Ware.

Copying old pictures at the Art Gallery, on Sixth btreet. 27-lt Old Ladies' Flannel Lined Shoes at Howard's. If you are Hungry go to Ellis Totten's and they will feed you. If you are sick go to Ellis Totten's for the right thing to euro you. "Genuine Delight" Cigars atL.

S. Sprague If you want a good job of work done, go to the Green Trout Blacksmith bbop. School supplies at the new PostoiTIce Hook store, the cheapest place ia the county. Farmers, take your Produce to the 8tar Grocery. Uaaty always gives the Best Bargains.

Groceries of every description can be found at Little Son's Store, half block west of railroad. For Coal Oil that is 150 proof end will not explode, D. C. Bothers ia the place. Go and see Williams, at the Green Tront, if you want to get your Horses tihod.

Am Botasau ec Esgidiau obob math, oel'yd, rhai wedi ei kinio a gwlaa, ewch 1 xnasnachdy Howard, crydd. If you want a First-Class job of Horse-Shoeing done, go to the Green Front. Go to Avery Hanson for all kind? of Fresh Beef, Pork, Sausage, and Celery. Give us a call. Pest Brands of Flour, and Choice Groceries, at Little Sons, west of the Hailroad.

Call and see. A new supply of Pre fell Candies received this week also, a new stock of Cigars and Tobaccws, at the Santa Fje Bakery. Littla Sons, on the west side of the railroad, are now prepared to furnish everybody with anything in the line of groceries, canned goods, Hour, etc. A Stock of Glassware nd Vueeasware, just received, at Bothel, Smith's grocery will be sold very cheap. Their lamps nre of the latest They have on hand the most novel, unique, and useful Christinas Goods in the market.

A choice line of new Teas at L. S. ISpragne IK) per cmt. less than ver offered in thi3 market. Call and casr rands.

cample, and inspect ctier Choice D. C. Bothel has the nient of Christmas and In the city. largest assort-Hoiiday Goods CJTMrs. Dr.

Tlaslam enn be consulted In her office, at the residence of Mrs. Thomas Mercer, Ellinwood street, opposite U. B. church, at all hours. I.

S. Spencer continues to open out Jikw PuiixiTUKE in lus new location, on Sixth street, and already has the ap pearance of business agaiu. Give him a call and see lor yourselves. or a gooa unstmas dinner go a very iiansons, where vou can cet the best of Turkeys, Beef, Mutton, Pork, Sausage, Chickens, Celery, Sauer T. J.

Lvans wishes to inform his many friends that when Mrs. Hunsick-er's new building is completed, he will occupy part of the store room, in company with Gu3 Burklund, jeweler. jiyouneaa sewing maenme. you will do well to send your order direct to Dutton Johnson, Topeka, Kansas. meywiu mi your order in person They handle the "Household," "Roval St.

John," and the ''New American, X0.7." D. C. Bothel keeps a general assort ment of Groceries, Canned Goods, ana Aiapie syrup tnat reminds us ol the days of yore, besides a fine display or yueensware ana liiassware. Try I1 A 1 aim ana you win noi regret IX. For Turkevs.

Mincemeat and Gilt Edge Butter, there is no better plnce in to get them than at D. C. Bothel on Sixth stroet. D. M.

Clemmer, hardware merchant, fays mat nenas not time to write up any locals, as he is too busy Relling Heating Stoves, Ranges, and Charter Oak Cook Stoves. Step in and see the Floral Franklin Heater, it's a "daisy," mtvK.e no mistaKe. Water-Proof Boots at Howard's. Big Bargains In Fresh TEAS, at Ellis Totten's. Little Sl Sons are making a Specialtv Of Turkeys.

Saur Krout, Cranberries and Mincemeat. Avery Hanson will pay the highest marK.et price lor iiiaes ana lauow Call on us before going elsewhere. Rhoddwch ech archebion 1 A. n. Howard, crydd, am bob math Bo- tasau ac Esgidiau main a tlws, wneith urlad llaw, am Drisiau rnesymoi He not only keeps good Tea, but he maks it a specialty TO SELL Till BEST TEA that is kept in the city Sixth street.

Avery Hanson are the sole agents in tnis city tor liooth's brand of select Oysters, and are receiving them direct from JJaitimore, and do not buy from nocond parties. AH those wishing fine Clysters tor nans, names, restivais or euppcrs, are requested to call, and 'they will get prices tnat win sureiy smttiiem Prices, per can, are as fwlows: extra ff Wits; standard, There is a great deal of brace in this kind of weather. II iller Bros, bought six car-loads of fine hogs Monday last. The confectioners are preparing for a sweet Christmas trade. The proper way to warm the house is to keep the cellar coaled.

$558.26 was paid out by the city council at its last regular session. And now the death-scueal of the porker is heard throughout the town. Work has been commenced on the ne 6ide track in the south part of town The scarcity of water, is the principle subject of conversation, with many of our people. Fifty car loads of coal a day are shipped from Osage City by the Carbon Coal Company. Bony Saturday, December 9, 1S82, to Mr.

and Mrs. T. J. Evans, of this city, a girl. Garlic will cure malaria but the trouble is that nothing under the 6un will cure garlic.

Six hundred coal miners are at pres ent em the Carbon Company, in and about this city. Kev. J. R. Spencer, of Topeka, wil preach in the M.

E. church next Sun day morning and evening. Eureka Lodge, No. 34, Knights of Py thias, will give a grand entertainment at the opera house, January 23d. Prepare for Christmas day by hunting around for those who caunot enjoy it without a little aid and sympathy.

Remember the ball and festival to be given this evening at the city hall by the Osage County Band (colored,) The show window of L. S. Sprague Co. has been handsomely decorated for the holidays. It's awful nice.

This is splendid weather for work, for business, for pedestrianism, and for the ripening of turkeys and mince pie. The railroad company are ballasting the road bed through this county with stone at the rate of 150 yards per day. FreuEd Bernheimer, dry goods merchants, will occupy the first floor of the new Siaeser building, January 1st. Avery fc Hanson, butchers, purchased on Wednesday, from Mr. II.

Lewis 101 lead of fine beef cattle for their meat market. Perhaps the reason many merchants do not advertise is because they are too ashful and don't like to see their name print. The pay roll of -sage Carbon Coal Company for the month of No vember amounts to the large euiu of The Christmas gifts this year are more beautitul and costly than ever. It will take a small fortune to fill a ttockinc this The "Spy of Atlanta" is Bpcken of as the best military drama ever put on the stage. Will be given in this city, January 4th, 5th, and 6th.

The Baptist social held at the resi dence of Mr. Doom, on Tuesday even ing last, was an unusual success, the house being crowded. It is said all things come to those who wait. That may be, but a family waiting for a loa4 of coal may freeze to death before it comes. Sneak thieves entered the boot and shoe shop of Lrick Johnson, west of the railroad, Sunday night last, and stole several pairs of boots and shoes.

Each saloon keeper in this town has been ordered by the city council to chip in" $50.00 per month, the money to go towards liquidating the city debt. Justice of the Peace Hale has anoved into more cosy quarters, having fur nished the room formerly occupied bv Dr. Peak, dentist, into art office. It has been found by experiment that a crevice under a door large enough to push a penny through will let enough cold air into a room to require 400 extra pounds of coal per month. The snug sum of $31.00 was paid to George Watkins, Arvonia, for a dressed hog on, Wednesday, by our enterprising butchers, Avery Hanson.

Who says that farming does not pay The attendance at the various Sunday schools lately have been largely increas ed by the ubiquitous small boy who; in his mind eye, sees visions of candies and oranges and Christmas boxes. Even with paperB in the morning and evening, the American thirst for news cannot be gratified. A great many men want the news at night and go to the numerous saloons in town to get it. The AM T. S.

F. railroad are sinking a test well near the depot. They have already attained the depth of sixty five feet. Ira A. Clough, of the water service, has the supervision of the work Mrs.

J. A. Martin had her thumb amputated recently by Dr. Rosenberg Mrs. Martin has been quite a sufferer for nearly a year.

We understand she is doing well and is relieved of the long endured pain. We would suggest that the Republi can central committee give a festival for the benefit of those candidates who were elected and who have failed to pay their mite towards the late cam- I jKiign fxpensei. OPENING on CENT STOKE an Eight Boxes Essence Coffee for. 25 ets Four lbs. De Land's Soda for.

2-5 cts Miners Best Lard Oil, gal. 75 ctf 150 Head Light Oil, gal 20 cU Tobacco, ft. 35 cts S3 cts 00 eta CO cts SO cts Long Cut" Tobacco, Climax Tobacco, lb. Horseshoe Tobacco, Q. California Fruits, can.

as they can possibly be bought In prices. If vou are not convinced the different departments are old. Truly, BROS. mm ies Napkins, Silk anil Cambric and a Thousand ether Useful Article. See Me.

MRS. JENNIE BROWN. Sixth street, Second door rem Market." ELECTED GOVERNOR- Now Elected of ali description to HOWARD'S. and Best Display of cuy. iiy siock consists or Lad hite Kh rts.

Vases of all nanaKercniers, ladies and Children a Woolen Hoods, Fancv vTii33iiie, uirtcitew anu nan i'ocKeis, sanies and cnildren llosc. Land Satchels, Albums, Toys, Dolls, Call and Market Street, South Side. MANUFACTURER OF- Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Collars, Whips, Blankets, REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS A SPEIALTY. I WILL NOT DE UNDERSOLD. GIVE ME A CALL.

CLICK -HAS BEEN $5.00 KET7AHD. Strayed or Stolen From ray farm miles northwest of the city, a Newfoundland Dog, about 10 months old. All black and hair very curly. The abov reward will be paid for his re- covery. baml w.ausid.

Tax Xtclls. C. S. Plavford has a duplicate tax- roll of this citv and Superior township. He can tell you all the amount of your taxes, and will pay them for you for a reasonable compensation.

Office opposite postoffice, and one door east cf T. M. Gru well's store. CnitlSTMAS! CIIIUSTMAS TOYS I TOYS 1 1 TOYS III POST-OFFICE BOOK STORE. The Newest GoodsNewest Styles, Best Selected, Assortment tne tom-pletest, the Best in Quality, Prices the No Old or lietuse stocs on liana.

Every thing. New and or the very liest for the Money. Th9 best ana largest selection oi School and Miscellaneous Uoofcs ana line Stationery always on hand. News dealers and subscription agents at club rates for all periodicals. Rubber Boots at Howard's.

99 Cent Store, south side Market street. Photographs and Tin Types at the Art Gallery on Sixth street. 27-4t The choicest Vermont Maple Syrup at R. L. Beaty's Star Grocery on Sixth street.

Buffalo Brand of Flour, the BEST in the market, sold by R.L. Beaty, at the Star Grocery on Sixth street. The Lovers of Plus Tobacco should try Beaty's "Nail Driver" brand, at the Little Sons is the place to get your Jams and Jellies. Their groceries are first-class, and you can't get any better in the city. If vou want a Fine Suit of Clothes.

or an Overcoat CHEAP, go to Silven Lundeen. They also carry a Fine Line of Furnishing Goods, wh tch they will sell at BOTTOM PRICES. Arctic Overshoes at Howard's. Mrs. H.

H. Grabendike wishes all ladies desiring anything in the way of Switches, Waves, Curls, Puffs, Frizzes, Watch-Guards, Hair Flowers, to call on her at her residence, first door east of U. B. church. 27-4w SHERIFF'S SALE.

Br Tlrtne of an Order of Sale loaned ont of the District Court. Fifth Judicial District, in and for Osage county. State of Kapnaa, and to me directed as Sheriff of said county, against the lands ard tenements of Herman Loweka. Al-'Tina Iopenz. Nopenr her husband, Ward Bradford, John A.

Martin, L. W. Brown, partners as Martin Brown, and William Lynn, and In favor of H. J. Morrell.

WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AT7C-tion, at the front door of the court house, in the city of Lyndon, county and State aforesaid, on. XXonday, the 1 8th day of Decoznber, A. 1882, at 10 o'clock a. of said day, to the highest and best bidder for eash In hand paid, all the right, title and interest of the said Herman Loweka, et. in and to the following described real estate, to-wit Lots number seventeen (17) and nineteen (19), In block number three (3), Admire and Scott's addition to the city of Osage City, Osage county, Kansas, of lands in Osage county, Kansas, appraised at Seven Hundred ($700.00) dollars.

Taken as the property of the said Herman Loweka, et. and to bo sold to satisfy said order of sale. Given under my hand at the Sheriff's office, in the city cf Lyndon, county and state aforesaid, this UN) day of Voyember, A. D. 1882.

W. If. SMITH, Rhftriff. AND- T. Howell is To sell GROCERIES Rep ublicans, Democrats, and Greenbackers, At his New Store on East Market street.

Everybody go and set 4 him. He sells cheap for CASH. mmm ri msr oia mwm mil in mabcamcl -INDUCEMENTS IN- oots and SUbe Until January 1st, 1883, AT A. N. B.

I haVe a large line of fine Christmas Slippers at Reduced Prices. Custom Work and Repairing a Specialty. I am now better prepared than ever before to turn out first-class Custom Work on short notice and would be glad to havo yonr measure for a pair of Tim or Coarse Boots. J.H.HOWARD., Opposite Osage County Bant. Osaj? City, Kansas..