Voice of the People from Burlington, Kansas • 3

DRUGS A MEDICINES. MISCELLANEOUS. Joice of the 0il. W. HBNDEKSOX, W.r.CSBOKH.H.

J. W. Rill IR. W. F.

OKBORN WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 1874. IB J. D. Frazier has removed his barbershop to west side of 3d street, next door north of Dr.

Venard's office, where any one desiring a smooth shave or a good job of hair-cutting can have it done to perfection. Walkling Bros, have just received a choice selection of parasols. Look into Coppock's ice-cream and lemonade rooms and then try what he has there. H. G.

Beatty is now selling groceries at less thin 10 per on an average less than ever before offered in the county. Fresh arrival of prints, at Walkling Bros. C9T" C'OKUESPONDKNCE, ON SUBJECTS OF KM tit A I. INTEREST, SOLICITED FROM AIX SUCTIONS OK THE COCNTY. DRU GO, MEDICINES, BOOKS AND UNDERTAKER and Manufacturer of FURNITURE, BURLINGTON, KANSAS.

Factory on Hudson Street, lietween 2nd and 3d, where I am prepared to do all kinds of work in my line on short Special attention given to the Undertaking Department, llaving had a long experience In the business am prepared to render any service required in that line with satisfaction. COFFINS ALWAYS OX HAND and furnished to order at bottom prices FOB CASH. N. B. Will take all kinds of country produce for work.

17 AUCTION. CHEAP FRANK HAS COME AUCTION AND COMMISSION. THE MAILS. The mall arrive and depart from the llurllngton postoftice as follows: Closes. Arrives.

Mull South, by R.R, 7 :45 a. m. 9 :00 a. m. Mall North, ly K.K, 4 :30 r.

m. 5 :30 P. M. irnett mall arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 11 :00 a. and departs luuie days, at 3 :00 r.

M. Kurt'kii mall arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6 :00 p. and departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7 :00 a. m. "arbondale mall arrives Fridays, 11 :00 a.

and departs vame day, at 1 :00 p. m. Money Order hours from 8 a. m. to 6 p.

m. Ofliee open for delivery of mall from 7 o'clock a. m. to 8 P. M.

Heraemher railroad time is half an hour faster than town time. i. S. PATTON, P. M.

Time Table T. S. F. II. B.

LEA VR EMPORIA WK8T. Kail and Express, No. 1 6 :45 p. M. Passenger, No.

3 2:40 a.m. LEAVE EMPORIA EAST. Mall and Express, No. 2 7 :35 a. m.

Stok Express, No. 4 12 :38 a. m. the State association, the officers of each school should at once report to tiw secretary of the county association, ani that officer should report to the State secretary as early as the lath, and not later than the 20th inst. All needful blanks, for both school and county officers also delegates' certificates and notices to the entertainment committee, will be furnished on application.

Let each school contribute something towards paying the expenses of the; State association If any -ounty had no Sabbath school association, let the fact be stated, that steps may be taken to effect such an organization before the meeting of the State association. Application for information or for any of the above named blanks will have prompt attention if addressed'to II. Clark-son, statistical secretary, Topeka, Kansas. By order of the Executive Committee. October 1st, 1S74.

Quarterly Report. We have obtained from Mr. Carter, cour-ty treasurer, the tollowing abstract of his first quarterly reoort, under the new law. We give the amounts on hand belonging to the different funds in full, with the exception of the school district fund, which has been apportioned, and school district bond fund these we do not itemize, but give tlie State fund, $256.38 State sclioel land fund, 1,229.39 State school fund, 736.42 County fund, (overdrawn). I Poor asylum fund, 3,18.20 County school fund, 247.3S County redemption fund, 1,264.89 Private redemption fund, 779.53 Hamptlen township, 5.51 Ottumwa township, 1.86 Rock Creek township, .76 Star township, 16.38 Five year sale, 110 .39 Personal property tax, 1873, 78.00 School district fund (apportioned), 1,166.83 School district bond fund, 950.51 EM EMBER CLARtt'G MUSICAL INSTBUKElITt, LEO A I.

BLAK, CHEMICALS, PEBrUMEBT, FANCY ASK TOILET ARTICLES, PCTTY, OILS, FAINTS, TARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS, COAL OIL, LAMP Fixture, Notions, Sponge, Soaps, Window Shades, Picture Fram3 Combs, Brushes, Tobacco A Cigars, Alcohol, Pure Wines for medicinal and sacramental purposes. VtT Physicians, and other, will find our stock of medicines complete, warranted genuine, and of the best quality. 1ST Store on Third Street, next door to the postoffice, opposite the new Bank, ltf BURLINGTON, KANSAS. PHOTOGRAPH BURLINGTON, KANSAS. Above Cowgill's Drug Store, Where joa can get all kinds and size of Fictures, from the smallest Liocket to an txlO.

HF" Pictures taken from other pictures. Large pictures made trom small ones. Every thing in my line done to order. Particular attention given to children. Large assortment of Picture Frames always on hand.

tf man for the position, and will see that the interests of the people are jealously guarded, The walls of the poor house are up, and the wood work will be pushed to completion as rapidly as possible. Mr. Wigston has done an excellent ob on the brick work, and Mr. Giblon will not be a bit behind him with the finishing. They are honest, competent workmen.

Mr. Jas. L. Ward, residing on Long creek, has forty-two acres of wheat in Jthat has made a splendid growth. He ha9 put up 100 tons of hay for feed, and this work he accomplished with but very little help.

Mr. Ward is a generous, farmer, and deserves to succeed. H. L. Jarboe is receiving an immense stock of dry goods, boots, shoes and notions, for the fall and winter trade, which he is offering at very low figures.

He bought at the lowest cash prices, and is able to sell accordingly. Call in at the stone store and examine lor yourselves. John P. Chess, Chief Marshal of the fair, was certainly the right man in the right place. Too much cannot be said in his praise, but, to sum it all up in as short a space as possible, we will jtlst say that while he enforced a due observance of the rules, no man asked him a civil question without receiving a civil answer.

Woodson County Post. A new postoffice has been established in this county, on the Eureka route, about half way between this city and Lena Valley postoffice, Greenwood county. This will accommodate a good many people in that part of the county. Mr. Jesse Klock has been appointed postmaster.

Barry Is the name of the new office. The Seneca cheese factory has shipped 503 cheeses the past month all of them first-class. It has been a mystery to us lor years that Coffey county has had no institution of this kind. It is time now for our fanners to commence organizing for next summer, and we hope to see something done in the matter. It will pay big.

We have in Burlington a lot of the most pleasant, accommodating merchants and traders to le found in the SUte, and they are selling goods so very low that it is no wonder that Burlington is a lively town. To the people of the adjoining counties, we say come to Burlington if you want to get a large amount of goods for a little money. Hoes intended for fattening should be pushed now. A pound of corn now will lay on more fat than a pound and a half in cold weather. Besides, early pork pays better, usually, than that made in the winter.

The butcher wants light pigs, and will pay fairly lor them. Give the swine plenty of water and shade, but not much range. Mr. Isaac California township, has sold his farm to Mr. Francis Bro-gan, of I)e Witt, Clinton county, Iowa.

Mr. Brogan is represented as a substantial farmer, and we shall gladly welcome him to our county. He will move his family FULL LINE OF A Coal Is selling at JOc. Hickory nuts are abundant." Fall pasture was never better. The farmers are still making hay.

Quail and prairie chickens are plenty. Heating stoves are being resurrected. First ice of the season Monday morning. More of it Tuesday. Jake Harlan and Judge M.V.

B. Sheaf-or are each happy. Both boys. The State association of the Baptists will meet in Junction City on the 20th. The Voice of the People is the best advertising medium in Coffey county.

Wk are indebted to Uncle Tommy Johnston for another basket of splendid peaches. W. J. La Rue A Bno. are selling boots, shoes, hats and caps dirt cheap.

Try them. We learn that J. C. Coppock, who has been lying very low with fever, is some better. Dr.

Douglas, who has been "under the weather" for several days, Is again on the streets. Gkns. Grant and Sherman passed up the K. A T. yesterday morning, on a social triin.

Mrs. Jas.White's funeral will be preached at the M. E. church Sabbath morning, October 23. Liberal Grange, on Otter creek, had a harvest feast last Saturday night.

A good time was had. The city lias laid a substantial crosswalk between the court house and school house. It was needed. We notice that the fall wheat is growing rapidly, and presents a much better appearance than it did last year this time. J.

G. Otis, State agent of the Patrons, made us a pleasant call Saturday. He was here in consultation with the county council. A large delegation of Pottawatomies, bound for their new homes in the Indian Territory, passed through town last Thursday. The Evening Standard, Lawrence, has enlarged and Improved, and shows evidence of prosperity.

We are glad to note friend Shea's success. The air is full of matrimonial rumors. Considerable property is changing hands, and residences are being renovated to receive the brides. The Eureaka Herald demands payment in advance for all political printing, without regard to "age, sex or previous condition of Read the notice'of Reform meetings, at the head of our local columns. These meetings are being largely attended, and are doing much good.

H. L. Jarboe, A. C. Baer and other our citizens who attended the St.

Louis fair last week, have returned home, highly pleased with the show. Marion Simons went through Ed. Clim-er's store, at Le Roy, one night last week. He was apprehended and the property re Time Table K. T.

R. W. Trains arrive at Burlington as follows: OOINU WORTH. JEWELRY, CLOCKS, Ac. 5 OC P.

M. 2 05 p. M. 8 35 a. M.

11 45 A. M. Passenger and Mail, -Freight and Accommodation, OOINU SOUTH. Passenger and Mail, -Freight and Accommodation, gUOENE E. BACON, JpASHIONABMS TAILOR.

A. C. Majors, Agent. WATCHMAKER I. 0.

GARWOOD, COK. 3D MIAMI Total, $10,032.43 DRY GOODS MOTIONS, Constantly on hand. We sell at all times at auction prices, and at Auction Every Saturday. Citizens of Coffey and adjoining counties, come and see us. We can sell you more good goods for a little money than -ou can lind elsewhere this country.

Goods consigned to us for sale will be disposed of to the best advantage and proceeds promptly accounted for, on the most reasonable terms. Call and see ns, in SWINDLER'S BUILDING, 3d STREET Burlington, Kansas. 15 F. T. Stephen.

County fund overdrawn, $149-59 KANSAS, AMto BURLINGTON, School dist. A o. 1 bond tax, 6.3$ 155.97 JEWELER, BURLINGTON, KANSAS. Would call the attention of his old patrons and the public in general to the fact that he is still engaged in the Tailoring business, as above, where he will promptly till all orders entraeted to him. lie is in receipt of the monthly fashions, and keeps thoroughly informed as to style of rotting and making, alo as to style of goods.

Gentlemen wanting gewd and fashionable work done cannot fail to obtain it by leaving their orders with him. Cutting done on short notice and at reduced ratss. Produce taken in exchange for work. Discount for cash. ltf MILLINERS.

1ST All kinds of Watch and Jewelry work doue on shortest notice, and Warranted. i-y ILLINERY GOODS. Total treasury, Oct. 5, 1874, $9,876.46 Teachers9 Institute. At the county institute held last spripg it was thoifght by many of the teachers present that an organization or institute convening oftener than once a "ear might be made a source of much profit.

Accordingly a committee was appointed to take the matter under advisement. Said committee has now decided to invite the teachers of Coffey county to assemble at the school building in Burlington, at 10 o'clock, Saturday, Oct. 17, for completing an organization. M. V.f Chapman, M.

P. Wright, Melissa Daniel, C. B. Isham, Committee. Look here, Farmers, and.

Kvrey-body Rise. A. LINKBAUGH, CHURCH NOTICES. Methodist Episcopal Church. Preaching each Sunday at 10 30 a.

in. and 7 30 p. in. Sunday School at 3 o'clock p. m.

Class immediately following the morning service and on Wednesday evenings. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. Choir meetings on Friday evenings. All who may desire are cordially invited to attend the above services. S.

E. Pexdlktox, Pator. N. S. Wekts, Supt.

S. S. Kicopal Church. Services on Sundays, at 11 o'clock a. in.

and 6 p. m. Sunday School at 9 30 a. in. L.

L. Holden, Hector. Coxoukoational Church. Services each Sahbath, at 11 a. m.

and 7 30 p. in. Sabbath School at 12 m. Prayer meeting rvitry Wednesday evening. S.

Wright, Pastor. Uaimist Church. Services each Sabbath, at 10 30 a. m. and 7 30 p.

m. Prayer meetings on Wednesday evening of each eek, at 7 30 p. m. Sabbath School at i 30 a. in.

I. 1. Way, Pastor. Chhistian Church. Services each Lord's Iay, at 11 o'clock a.

m. Sunday School at 30 a. m. CITY OFFICERS. Mayor Invib (rimks.

Councilmen J. L. Harding, S. 11. (i.

Tiiik, II. OHO. II. DlCKKNSON. WATCHMAKER MRO.

E. HARTER, ADD IIILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, JEWELER Ik-RMXGTox, Kansas. We have a good, well selected stock of HOMAS CAMPBELL, EN Kit A DEALER IK DRY COODG, GROCERICG, CLOTHING AND NOTIONS, Hartford, Lyon Kansas, WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of the people of his vicinity including the citizens of Coffey county, to his large and well selected stock of general merchandise. He offers goods at lowest cash price and exchange for all kinds of produce. ErPEXOEK's BLOCE, 3t Would announce to the citizens of Col-i county and surrounding country thiH her Stock of BURLINGTON, KANSAS.

wagon timber on hand, and can put up just as good wagons (if not a little as you can buy any where in this state. We are prepared to put up spring wagons and buggies also, to order. Our prices are right down on hard pan, call on us before you go elsewhere and see what we can do for you. Top buggies repaired and thoroughly refit covered, but afterwards escaped. Will promptly attend to anything la hla line.

Will have a stock of Clocks an4 Jewelry on hand in a few days. ltf M. V. It. SlIEAl'OR.

Police Judge and City Clerk, MILLINERY, FANCY AND HAfP Goods Is now complete; that she intends to keep the Latest Stylos and Novelties ted. Machinery repaired. We warrant all FLOURING MILLS, c. of our work. Remember yon will find us at our shop near Bancroft's Livery stable, Burlington Kansas.

JgANCROFT pXCELSIOR WATER MILL. tf. Smith A Denny. See Here! A mammoth stock of ready made clothing, here in the spring. Mr.

Sargeant does not intend to desert Kansas, but will go East to rusticate awhile. Shipping produce to Texas is getting to be an important branch of our trade. The wide-awake firm of Sanders Hoffmans are among our heaviest dealers in this line. In a day or two they will ship 1,200 pounds of Al butter to one firm in Houston, receiving cash at highest rates. They are paying cash for all kinds of country produce, and arc selling groceries as low as the lowest.

On Friday night last we enjoyed the kind hospitalities of Mr. D. L. Wingard, of Strawn. Mr.

Wingard, in company with Mr. Newkirk, the station agent, keeps a general store; also a boarding house. He is gentlemanly and accommodating, and gives his boarders most excellent fare. Mr. Newkirk is a pleasant, agreeable gentleman, and reports that the shipments at the station are getting larger and increasing from month to month.

We also made the acquaintance of Mr. Benedict, who has a general store, and is the postmaster at Strawn. He reports trade good, lie is undoubtedly a wide-awake, good-hearted LIV All of which will be sold very low for cash, in fact, dry goods, custom-made boots and shoes The eleventh volume of the Kansas re-jmrts has just been issued and is now ready for delivery. The twelfth volume is in press and will be read' for delivery shortly. Bishop Vail, of the Episcopal diocese of Kansas, has apKinted Friday.

November 13, as a day ol fasting and prayer. He invites other denominations fro unite in the services. S. J. Carter, county treasurer, starts for St.

Louis to-day with ninety head of Hoe tat steers as ever left Coffey ceunty. Mr. Carter is a successful farmer, as well as a No. 1 treasurer. Mr.

G. IIagermax buried a little boy, aged about ten years, Sunday last. He died of typhoid fever. The afflicted family will receive the sincere sympathy of a large circle of friends. We should be pleased to receive news items from every school district in the county each week.

The Voice is emphatically the people's paper, and we want all has arrived at D. Eppinger's. New styles Will not be Undersold! md new prices, lower than any other con cern in the town, regardless of percentage or contracts. Attorney V. McConxkll.

Treasurer A. Woohkokd. Mar.hal and Streetj Vrovty. CommisBloner, Assistant Marshal W. II.

Clark. COFFEY COUNTY OFFICERS. Sheriff M. B. IIck)VKR.

Clerk of District Court .1. F. IIarlax. Treasurer S. J.

Carter. Clerk Jon Tiikockmoktox. Probate Judge Wm. A. Allison.

Register of Deeds Wm. II. Hear. Attorney A. M.

F. Randolph. Bup't Instruction N. McCoxnei.l. Surveyor R.

Q. Cornelius. Coroner Da. W. T.

Wiseman. Commissioners 1st District, I. Miller. 2nd A. N.

Van Slyck. 3rd Chas. Brown, Ch'man. 3T Communications, advertisements AND LOCALS, TO INSURE INSERTION, SHOULD Dl HANDED IN BY MONDAY NOON OP EACH WEEK. AKD FEED ST-AJBLEL MIAMI STREET, BURLINGTON, KANSAS.

THE EXCELOIOR WATER MILLS Are in running order again, and ready to do all kinds of jrrindingr on the MOST LIBERAL TERMS. Special Notice. My business is pay down, and those not EST Particular attention given to cutting, fitting and making Indies' wearing apparnl. The highest market price paid Ui cash for Ladies' natural hair. paying their bills promptly may expect to pay J.

W. Henderson. Buggies and horses to let at reason able rates. LOCAL ITEMS. "Bus" runs to and from all trains.

Carefully treats horses for diseases KAILROADS. and injuries. Wm. Bancbott, Its Proprietor. L.

C. Felton has just received a lot of man. TIIK Always ready to wait a eutteBim promptly. fresh fancy candies of all kinds, which he In another column will be found the proposes to sell very low. JJURL1NGTON QUARRIES.

Xow is the time to buy your clothing, CITY AND COUNTY. announcement of B. L. Kingsbury, as an independent candidate for the Legis the count news. Lost A black overcoat, on the road between Burlington and John T.

Lawrence's farm, near Hartford. A liberal reward will le paid to any one leaving it at Wil-lett's livery stable. It til 8 8 KANSAS TEXAS and Crippen Bros. is the place. Wc have a larre and well-selected stock of ready-made clothing, hats, caps and erents' Meeting i.

The Independent Reform central committee have made arrangements to hold BLUE Ei furnishing goods, Our stock of lature. Mr. Kingsbury is one of the old settlers of Coffey county, a straight-for ward, honest, enterprising man, and would do honor to himself and the liody of which he Xo Man Neei to Wait Long for his grist as I have plenty power and machinery to do his work quickly. Our fellow townsman, A. M.

F. Ran RAILWAY. imported cloths is full and complete, purchased direct from importers, all of which dolph, has been indorsed by the temper we are selling as low as any house in the was a member should the voters of the valley. No trouble to show goods. Prices ance people of the State.

A good selection, but we hardly think it will affect the Gen county see fit to send him to Topeka this -1 am prepared to supply all orders foi rock at the most reasonable rates. I can furnish to suit the times. Call and see us. 20-4t winter. "He is honestly and earnestly in Can Grind two Gristft of Wlioai and one of Corn at tuo Same Time.

eral's vote materially. To succeed requires fair, square dealine. favor of reform, both State and municipal, The brick are on 'the ground, and will A man who is dishonest mav make headway for a short time, but eventually he and has enough acquaintance with men ITave four run of burrs and boll and measure to make himself felt as a mem soon be in the wall, for the front and south side of Lane Kent's and Eppinger's Dimension Rock, Building: Rock, will be found out, and treated as he deserves, and will be shunned by all. Real and machinery to stut. ltf S.

K. CROSR. ber of the House of Representatives. We have no doubt that he will receive a hand- izing tnese tact, the ilarter liros. intend block.

Tills will make a splendid addition to deal with their customers fairly ami to our business houses. som indorsement at the hands of the peo Caps and Sills, JJURLINGTOX CITY honorably, and sell them goods that will The county board are still in session. meet their representations. Remember ple. They have transacted considerable routine they keep dry goods, notions, boots and shoes, and will sell very cheap for cash.

Rock for Layer Work, business, besides spending several days in Resolutions of Thanks. At a regular meeting of the council of P. settling with ex-Treasurer Graham. The Farmers, take notice that O. Walkling Bro.

will pay the highest prices for cas ii Acres Choice For Sale, in the GREAT NEOSHO VALLEY, WE DO NOT DESIRE TO HOLD Lands on speculation, but to have them in the hands of men who will improve them and make business for the road. To carry this out we have fresh instructions to cut down the prices to match the times, for this year! We will enumerate extra inducements to land buyers for 1 74: EST A great reduction in price of Lands. tW Discount of thirty-three and afthird per cent, for all cash. t3T A free ride to General Land Office over our road to the buyer of a quarter section of land, and gr.eatljr rcdueed rates II. of Coffey county, Kansas, October 10, CURB AND FATING STONE, tor beans, in cash.

the following resolutions were adopted For left than any other material can bo had in tfiis- vicinity. Rock suitable for Resolved. That the thanks of the Patrons Any person desiring to trade city for a well improved farm will do well meetings as lollows: At Otter creek stone school house, Wednesday, (Molier 14, 7 :30 p. m. At Ottuiuvva, Thursday, Oct.

15, 7:30 p. m. At Bethel school house, in Star township, Friday, October 16, 7 :30 p. m. At Marti ndale school house, Hampden township, October 17, 7 :30 p.

m. At Wharton's school house, Liberty township, Monday, October 15, 7 :30 p. m. At the Carterschool house, Neosho township, Tuesday, October 20, 7 :30 p. m.

At Spring Creek school house, Spring Creek township, Wednesday, Oct. 21, 7 :30 p. m. At Barler school house, In Pottawatomie township, Thursday, Oct. 22, 7 :30 p.

m. At Pleasant Valley school house, Rock Creek township, Friday, Oct. 23, 7 :30 p.m. At Avondale school house, Avon township, Saturday, October 24, 7 :30 p. in.

Good speakers will be present and address the meetings. Let everylody turn out and hear the issues of the day discussed. The ladies are especially invited to be present. The friends in the several neighborhoods will please circulate the notice of the meetings and jnakc preparations for holding the same. By order of the Independent Reform Central Committee.

I). Spurqeon, Chairman. Tim. Baker, Secretary. Xotice Chairmen of awarding committees at the recent Coffey county fair, who have not returned thtir books, will please hand them Cellars, Wells and Grading at exceedingly of Husbandry be tendered to the Burlington cornet band for favors shown us at our late festival.

settlement is not yet completed. Sacramental services will be held at the M. E. church next Sabbath morning. All who may desire to commune with us are cordially invited to be present.

S. E. Pendletox, Pastor. X. P.

Garretson, the good-looking cashier of the Burlington national bank, low rates. Call and see what you can do. to call at this ornce. Go to Allison's for paints and oils. before letting your job.

Orders trom any point on the M-, K. A FLOURING SAW Custom Work Bono Icu Oftort Motlco. Flocr, Miaw Feed aw Lcmkr. COKETAWIET OIT HaITO- A For Sale, at Market Rttt HIGHEST fiarket Price paid in Cfc. for Wheatr Cora and Saw Logs.

HAKLAN McCONXELL. ltf Prnrietor. T. Railway promptly attended to. Notice.

If rou want pure drags, and fancy notions, at panic prices, call Resolved, That the papers at Burlington bo requested to publish the above. F. W. Potter, Master. J.

H.Noell, Sec'y. trices furnished upon application. ltf R. II. ROSE.

around at McMullen store. Go to Allison's drug store for pure drugs. has purchased the liae brick residence of Slissouri, Kansas TejcasR'y. Sabbath Schools, Attention! All kinds of dry goods, at Walkling cheap. The annual meeting ot the state jissocia- The completion of the great iron bridge over the Missouri river at Boonville, tion will le held at Atchison, October 27, 28 and 29, 1874.

F. A. Atherly, near the river. Rumor has it that it will be occupied by the new owner this fall. The county board have designated John Geisy, of Avon township, and Frank Hoff-mans, of this city, to ai't with Judge Allison as a board of examiners to investigate the county treasurer's ofliee, tinder the new law.

Good appointments. 1 Wilson county will hold her first semi The citizens of Atchison are making liberal arrangements to entertain all delegates, duly authenticated, who shall give to land hunters. EST Greatly reduced rates for freight and household goods from Hanibal, Seda-lfaor St. ij4 83F Last but sot Least For payment in full on all conti acts Thirty-three and a third per cent, discount. Recollect these offers are ouly for For full information, with Mans.

Cuts TK3 tlACITFOCID WATER MILLS! notice of their' election and purpose to be present to W. F. Downs, of Atchison, chairman of the. local, committee on enter and Circulars, address to roe at once, as the premium list cannot tainment. annual horse fair at Fredonla on the 27th, enables this popular, line to offer still better facilities for the business between the Northeast and the great Southwest.

Two dally trains ill be run between Hannibal and points in the great Neosho valley in direct connections with all lines. Also, two daily trains ietween St. Louis and mints in Southern Kansas. For the Texas trade, new and better facilities are offered. The rates have been greatlv reduced, and arrangements have been 'made whereby through Pullman palace sleeping cars are run from Chicago, Quincv, Hannibal and St.

Imis, to Galveston, Without change, passing through the Hnest portion Of Southwest Missouri, Southern Kansas, the Indian Nation, and the most desirable portion of Texas. Any one contemplating a trip to Southern Kansas, the Indian Nation or Texas, should address Thomas Dor win, general ISAAC T. GOODNOW, Land Commissioner, Neosho Falls, Kan. It is expected that the railroads will grant 28th and 20th of this mouth. They adver completed until they are received.

-E. E. Bacon, Sec'y. Located on the Keoalto RiTr, at Hartford, Lyon Kanaaa. favorable rates of fare to all delegates, of tlse to distribute $1,550 in the different Buy your dry goods of Eppinger you will save money.

H. G. Beatty is selling at extremely low prices. He does not intend to be undersold by any one. Walkling's is the place to buy good boots and shoes.

''r'af Hats or all cheapest, at Eppinger's. 7 vvy, The best cigars at Allison's drug store, 4 Coppoek sella bread at five cents a loaf md everything else in his line in proor-tion. The finest assortment of men's and boys hats in the city, at Walkling Bros. For bargains in groceries, you should call on H. G.

Beatty. He is ottering great bar gains. J. C. Coppoek new goods of every class i'l his liuc and he sells mighty cheap for cash.

Don't think wf buying clothing before calling on David Eppinger. The largest, newest and cheaiet assortment to i be lound there always. INlSOR HOTEL, classes. Our horsemen up this way would like to see the premium list. District Fair rremlums.

O. C. Snow, tmtxnrcr of the Neosho val which due notice will be given soon. Each Sabbath school in the State is entitled to send two delegates also eacl county Sabbath school association. PrOSITETIIE -An T.

A S. DEPOT, "Km porta, Kama. 1 W. B. luithcr, lev district fair association, will be In the A man from Augusta, Butler county, proprietor.

The largest hotel and the best city clerk's office, Neosho- Falls, from the on the trail of a party who had swindled sample room in the city Terms, $2.00 per An outline programme has been prepared clay. Trains on the T. S. uead stop at this houM'for meals. him, stopped in town Monday night.

By false pretenses and forgery the swindlers 14th to the 17th, Inclusive, and will with the means at his command, endeavor to mako satisfactory settlement with persons WE DO CUSTOM AS WELL AS merchant work aatl bar the capacity to be prompt in all. RATES Of TOLL The one-eigbtb for Wheat and the onc-stath for Corn, aad complete satisfaction guaranteed. K7 All grtsU weighed in and out. Farmers designing tw handle thfir own crops, can have the seaw grouad at our If ilia at the above rates of toll. ET have SAW MILL attachment aadaaw him her at rta per huadrorf.

JWOAN, 4t TATLOF, a -rrnfvietnra. and printed in the report of the last annual meeting, copies of which can be had on application. Especial attention is called to the matter pertaining to the next meeting Ctttb Rates, obtained a span of mules, lumber wagon, passenger agent, Sedalla, for a correct map, with time tables rates ot fare, We are now offering to club the Voic wo boggles, and "lit out Coppock's Bakery is an institution ia of the association, as found on page 20 to Caw. CHi! lcmB has started on his or the People and the Kansas Far Km for one year, at the very Uw price of awarded premiums nt the recent fair Hlankst Jiitif'H' and Constables' blanks on' hand and Wvale cheap. Also blank school txllKl-.

29 inclusive. i thb city, and if yoir notice the rash, there forewdrl bread, cakes, pies and fancy irro- annual tour, as one of tke commissioners to ix AbVANOE. 1 Now Is the time to subscribe That the statistics of the State may be rri run win ins examine the SUte Institutions aiid report to the' Legislature." P. Is "an excellent and av? money. -j compiled and printed before the meeting of.