Voice of the People from Burlington, Kansas • 3

ft n- The Hrst snow and sieet or rue season is GROCERIES. MISCELLANEOUS L05AL ITEMa DRUC, 5' Yi CI NES. iallingto-day, and the weather ia 'severely cold. 11. ix.

JBeatty is now selling: groceries at HE OLDEST GUOC15KY TJ less than 10 per on an average less J.D. Frazier has removed his barber shop to west side of 3d street, next door north of Dr. Venard's office, where any one desiring a smooth shaye or a good job of hair-cutting can have it done to perfection. Look into Coppock's Tee-cream and lemonade rooms ami, then try what he there. i than ever before offered in the county.

On Monday last, Dr. Wm. child, aged about three weeks, died of WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18, 1874. L.

C. Pel ton has; just received a lot of HOUSE IX THE COUNTL 18G4 1874 RTAKER cholera infantum. fresh fancj' candies of all kiiids, which he proposes to sell very low. tW CoRUKSI'ONDENCE, ON SUBJECTS OF OVHKRAL INTEREST. SOLICITED FROM ALL Mr, J.

of this city, is furnishing a number of school districts in this countj-, To succeed requires fair, square deal in: CKCTIONS OK THE COUNTY. V. 09BORS, M. I. J.

VT. BALL VU. W. Fr OSKOKN i tUAL.l IX DRUGS, MEDIC IN ES, BOOKS AND -AUCTION'. A man who is dishonest may make head and Manufiic tuivr of FiiHNSTUIIE KANSAS.

way for a short time, but eventually lie with lurmture. His furniture is substantially mad, and every person ho deals CHKAP FRANK HAS COME will he lound out, and treated as lie de serves, and will be shunned by all. Real with him ill have the satisfaction of tra H. C. BEATTY, izing these the Harter Bros, intend ding with an honest man, and will get fur to with their customers fairl and THE MAILS.

The mailt arrive and depart "Burlington postofBce as tollows: Closes. MM South, by R.R, 7 :45 a. m. Alail North, by R.K, 4 :30 p. m.

from the Arrives. 9:00 a.m. 5 :30 p. m. niture cheaper than of foreign establish-; honorably, and st-11 then! goods that ill meet their, representations.

Remember WHOLK8ALE ft merits. We say to school patronize Mr. Gibbon. they keep dry goods, notions, boots and shoes, and will sell very, cheap for cash. AUCTION- AXI) t-O-ilHSiiOX.

W. W. Tipton, has just returned on Hudson' Iwjtween 2nd a lid where I am prepared to do all kind of work in my Hnefm sisort notice. SjH-cial attention given to tiie I'ndertak-iiig Dcparlnient. Il i ihg had a long experience in the business am prepared to render any service re.piireil i-o tlsat line wirh satisfaction.

COFl IN i ALWAYS ON HAXO and fiiniishe-l order bottom riccs FOBCASH. Fresh arrival of prints, at Walkling Bros. from a visit to Ohio. lie comes back full mm Farmers, take notice that O. Walkling G-BOCEE Bro.

w-ill pay the highest prices for cas of faith and hope in Kansas. He says that you could not induce hira to return to Ohio. tor beans, in cash. 3wnett mall arrives Mondays, Wednesdays Aid Fridays, nt 11 :00 a. and departs rune days, at 3 :00 r.

m. meka mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6 :00 P. and departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7 K)0 ibondale mail arrives Fridays, 11:00 a. and departs same day, at 1 :00 v. m.

lDey Oiiler hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Kansas is the place for him.

Ixy person desiring to trade city prop erty tor a well improved lariu will do well Services at the Episcopal church will be BUR LING TON, A NS A S. to cail at this orhee. all kinds of country mSi i'P'il B. Will take prodiue for work. Go to Allison's for pa hits and oils.

held hereafter at 10 1-2 o'clock a. m. on each Sabbath, and instead of evening services there will be a bible elass and Sabbath Notice. If 'yStt want pure druss, 1L 1-iin-v iitiuiu prices, e.iiii I -a. school at 3 o'clock p.

m. of each Sabbath. arounu at JMCiuuen store. 1 THK LARGEST THE LARSEST J. M.

Lane and M. B. Hoover have just AND FIXET AND FINEST AND FINEST Go to Allison's drug store for pure drugs. "All kinds of dry goods, at Walkling returned from a hunt on the Verdigris THE LARGEST cheap. They killed six deer.

Pretty good for our Office open for dwlivery of mail from 7 a. m. to 8 P. M. Kemembcr railroad time is half an hour 4tr than town time.

I. S. PATTON, 1 M. Time Table T. S.

F. R. K. I.KAVK KMPOKIA "WEST. All and Express, No.

1 :45 p. m. miy your ory goocis oi jippinger you; city Ninlrods. will save money. iASK UF STOCK.

OF GOODS IN THE CI TV, STOCK OF GOODS' IN Til CITY, -STOCK OF GOODS IN THE CITY, II. G. Beatty is selling at extremely low prices. He does not intend to be undersold On Monday last Mr. Taylor, one of the proprietors of the Hartford water mills, called on us.

He reports business lively, CLARK'S PHOTOGRAPH BUKLINGTON, KANSAS. Above Co wgill's Drug Store, Where you eau ret all kinds and of lictures, from the smallest Locket to ua 8x1 tW I'icturcH taken from other nieture. b'y Hirer. No. 3 2:40 a.

ML'SICAI. IXS'rtUMCXTa, LEGAL LAN CHEMICALS. rEKKL MtKY, KAJJCY A Mi TOILET AKTUXES, i X'TTV, OILS, POINTS, VA11N1SU1.S, 8TCEFS, COAL OIL, LAMP Fixtures, Notions, Sponges, Fine Window bhai'cs, Picture Frame Combs, lirushes, ToKacco it Cigars, Alcohol, Pure Winvs for Hiedkinal and sacramental purposi's. Physicians, and others, will fin'I our stock of complete, warranted genuine, and of the hot tW Store on Third StJ-eet, next, door to the opposite the ne Pa'nk, itf Iil 'III. INGTON, KANSAS.

and the wheat brought in of a superior 1 LEAVE EMPORIA EAST. Walkling's is the place to buy boots quality. lie says that there has been a ana shoes. nml V.mrcss. Xo.

2 7 A. At Prices as Low as any Ifou.ve In the Great JSTeo.slio Valley. Siock Express, No. 4 12:38 a. of all descriptionsjthe cheapest, at HI ik5 Lppmger s.

I intend that no one shall undersell me The best at Allison's drug store Time Table K. T. It. W. Trains arrive at Burlington as follows OOINO KORTH.

farge. pictures made lrom small one. The highest cash price for Hides, Furs an I -Country Produce. Itf Coppoek sells bread at live cents a rverv cninar in niv line done to oruer. l'ar- uiu everything eise in ins Jine propor Constantly on hand.

"We sell at all times at auction prices, and at Auction Every Saturday, rasens-er and Mail. 5 00 P. M. tion. large amount of wheat sown in that vicinity the present season, and that it made a very large growth.

A union thanksgiving service will be held at the Congregational church on Thursday the 25th inst. A sermon will be preached by one of the city'pastors. All are invited to attend. The third quarterly conference of the Burlington station, M. E.

church, will convene on the 2Sth inst. Services on Satur rangers Independent Grocery lictilar attentin given to children. Large assortment of J'ieture FraKies always on hand. Itf EWE LI iY, CLOCKS, Jcc. Freight and Accommodation, 2 05 p.

goinu SOUTH. The finest assortment of men's and boys hats in tue city, at Walkling Bros. AteJUOXABLE TAILOIL asscnger and Mail, 8 35 a. m. ndeht and Accommodation, 11 45 a.

m. 3 Citizens of Coffey and adjoining counties, come and see us. We can sell you more For bargains in groceries, iou should call on H. G. Beatty.

lie is offering great bar A. C. Majors, Agent. UG EN 1 EB ACON, WATCHMAKER good goods for a little money than you can find elsewhere in this 'country. Goods gains.

I1URCH3N0TICES. consigned to us for sale will he disposed of J. C. Coppock has new goods of every to the best advantage and proceeds prompt class in his Jine and he sells mighty cheap day evening and on Sunday at 10 1-2 a. m.

and 7 p. m. Rev. P. T.

Rhodes will pre T. J. GOODWIN. JlerMoDisr Episcopal Church. Preach-in fir each Sunday at 10 3a a.

in. and 7 30 I. Sv GARWOOD, 3 MIAMI STS KUIiLINGTOX, KANSAS, for cash. ly aecountco: tur, on the most reasonable side." LWi't think of buying clothing before AND Dr. W.

F. Osborn has just returned from terms. Call and see us, in SWINDLER'S BUILDING, ai STREET Burlington, Kansas. 15- -F. -TV Steplion' calling on David Eppinger.

The largest, newest and cheapest assortment to be Would call the attention of his old pa a trip to Old Virginia," where he has bcVh DEALER IN found there always. trons aim the public' ln'general to the. tact spending a few weeks with his relatives that he is still engaged in the-Tailoring MILLINERS. and friends. He had a very pleasant time, business, as above, where he will promptly p.

m. Sunday School at 3 o'clock p. in. Class immediately following the morning ervice and on Wednesday evenings. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings.

Choir meetings on Friday evenings. All who may desire are cordially invited to attend the alwne services. S. E. Pendleton, Pastor.

N. S. Wekts, Supt. S. S.

Episcopal Church. Services on Suudays, at 10' 8 o'clock a. in. Bible class and Sunday school at 3 o'clock p.m. Any legal business intrusted to my care but was pleased to again return to Bui JEWELER, 'RUE LINGTON, KANSAS.

nil all orders entrusted to him. Jle is rec eipt of the. monthly fashions, and keens ILI.IN13UY GOODS. will receive prompt attention. Having had an experience of 13 years as a nractic- lington, which feels more like home to htm than any other nlace.

He savs that Bur- ROOEEIES, thoroughh- infornied as to style of cutting rinir attorney, both in Ohio and this and making, also as to style of rwds. ington is the liveliest place he has seen out i am prepared to guarrantee satisfaction to my clients. Persons desirous of ascertain side the large cities, and thinks times are Gentlemen wanting good and fashionable work done cannot fail to obtain it by leiiving tlieir orders with him. ing my standing as an attorney are referred to Hon. J.

II. Goodin. Judge" Tth'Judicia as good here as anywhere. This is the ren Cutting done on short notice and at re era! report of alhwho have been cast this kinds of Watch jiiad Jewelry work done on shortest notice, and Warranted. R0iSiei MRS.

E. HARTER, duced instricr, llumboUH, Kansas, or Hon. jSI. Waite, Chief, Justice TJ. Washington, fall.

Our city schools are in cxcelientj'eondi D. C. Peter Bell. Produce taken in exchange for ork. Discount for cash.

Ju 9ILLIXER AXD DRESSMAKER; 1) A. LI NEB A Li V. uon, and in charge of anexcellent corps Final Settlemeut Notice. Estate of Joseph 31. Veteto, deeejiseu.

HOJlAS CAMPBELL, Hides, Furs, L. JL. IIolokx, Hector. Congregational Church. Services each Sabbath, at lb a.

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

S. Wright, Pastor. IUaitist Church. Services each Sabbath, at 10 30 a. m.

and 7 30 p. m. Prayer meetings on Wednesday evening of each week, at 7 30 p. m. Sabbath School at 9 30 a.

m. J. P. Way. Pastor.

Christian Church. Services each Lord's! TVjOTICRis hereby given that I willT on 1 the 30th day of November, 1874, make of teachers. Another department has been formed and Miss Allie Rankin engnged as teacher. Miss Rankin is an excellent teacher, and will give general satisfaction. Blrlixgton, Kansas, WATCHMAKER GENERAL DEALER.

UX r.nal settlement as administratrix of said DRY GOODS, Would announce to the citizens of estate, in the Probate court of Coffey county, Kansas. BOOTS SHOES, AND eouuty and surrounding country her Stock of AX EE. GIESY, it Administratrix. AjJSurgieal Opperation. On yesterday, Dr.

Wm. Manson, assisted by Drs. Hopkins and Osborn, amputated GROCERIES, CLOTHING Jar, at 11 o'clock a. m. Sunday School at 9 30 a.

in. BU LING TO N. A AS. MILLINERY, FANCY AND HMh A (IminialftUors Notice. Notice is hereby given, that the under signed has Uven appointed bv the Probate the left hand of Mr." Daggct, of Cowley counrjT.

The operation was performed at the residence of Air. P. S. Patton, in thit: city. Mr.

Daggct has been suffering with JEWELER, KPrCSUER'a BLOCK, 3d BURLINGTON, Ourt of Coffey eountv Kansas, adminis Goods now complete: thrush intends to keep the trator of the estate 'of Noah Vandever.de- AND NOTIONS, Hartford, Lyon Kansas, ceased. All persons Iiavinsr claims will a discitse on his hand supposed by those CITF OFFICERS. JMayor David Okimes. Councilmen J. L.

Harding, S. King, H. Tuck, H. Geo. II.

Dickenson. ho treated it, to be a cancer. The disease, present tiie same at once. Wm. Vandever, Administrator.

latent Styles ami Novelties of It tW The Highest Price paid for Country and treatment together, destro ed the band jOri.l) CALL THE ATTKXTION Produce. Goods delivered free chaise in inclti J- of the ieople of his vu-initv- ami i -ml red amputation necessary. Dr season, All of which will be very low ng the eitieii? of Colley county, to his the Citv. Iff Manson is a skiillul surgeon, and with such V'ill promptly attend to anything in his n. iil have- a stock 01 Cock Jewelrv on hand in a few o'avs.

it: V. U. SlIKAVOK. Police Judga audi City Clerk, efficient assistuits as Drs. Hopkins and TIIOSIAW "GitAY'K IBA-IEIBIEIR, SHOP East Side 3d Street, Burlington.

lie don't pull your wniske.rs out, but cuts em sleek and smooth. Try him. 1-25 large and well selected stock of geneiid merchandise. He ofi'ers goinls at lowest cash price and exchange for all kinds ot produce. Attorney W.

L. McConnell. Treasurer A. L. Woodford.

Osborn, of course the work was skillfull tor casij, ni lact, Will not be Undersold! performed, and the man is reported as do-. I). II. Pkol-tv. KTarshal and Street) Commissioner, ing well.

a FL(1 RING illLL, XCELSIOR AVAIKK MiLLb. QHKAP FOR CASH! II II It A A A A A ouk It A II jjotto fl S1IKUMAN HOUSE, F1HST-CLASS HOTEL. OPPOSITE Flli i. the JJAKXJROFT LI VERY Court House, Emporia. Kansas.

1HSTRICT NU3IBER 7. Coffey County, Xocmlicr 7tb, 1874. Editor oice Having again taken Jj A A QCICK SALES Iosiiion in the field of education as teacher Twenty-five cents perineal $1.50 per day. J. Gardner, proprietor.

14 WINDSOR HOTKEY OPPOSITE Till' T. S. F. DEPOT, Emporia, Kansas. W.

B. Luther, proprietor. Tiie largest hotel and the best sample room in the city. Terms, $2.00 iter -AND Particular attention given to tutting, fitting and making J.adies wearing apparal. tW The highest market price paid it eah for Ladies natural hair.

rfiimiiriRriTira''Bmgag THE EXCELSIOR WATER iMILLS in tue aoove nameu uistrict, I linu occa AND SMALL I'KWFITS jlsbistant Marshal V. H. Clark. COFFEY COUNTY OFFICERS. fihetiff M.

B. lloSfeit. Clerk of District Court J. F. Harlan.

Treasurer S. J. Carter. Clerk Job Throckmorton. Probate Judge Wm.

A. Allison. Register of Deeds Wm. II. JIkak.

Attorney A. M. F. Randolph. Oup't Instruction (J.

N. McConnell. Surveyor R. Q. Cornelius.

Coroner Dr. W.T. Wiseman. Commissioners 1st District, D. Miller.

2nd A. N. Van Slyck. 3rd Chas. Hrwn, Ch'man.

Salt, ZFIEIEID STABLE. Bacon, Cigars, Tobacco, RAILROADS. Are in order nnd JtUKLIXOTOX, KANSAS, 1S74. day. Trains on tiie T.

S. F. Road stop at this houso for meals. MIAMI STKKKT, Salt, BacoH, Tobacco, Stonewa re, Queensware, Wooden ware, Tal.de Cutlery, sional leisure for taking notes of the sayings and doings of my neighbors; and being a little communicative at times, I may" gosip a few lines to the Voice as the "spirit and if they are worth setting up you are at liberty to use them. The school opened in this district on the first Monday of October, and has now an ready to do all kinds of grinding on the Stoneware, Queen sw are, Woodnware, BURLINGTON, KANSAK Table Cutlery, feMOST LlISKllAL Can goods of all description.

A DAY CUARAHTEEO gncj tnr-tory. HIGHEST tSf Communications, advertisements AND LOCALS. TO insure insertion, SHOULD HI And in fact everything that is kept in a rirst-class grocery house. Call and examine our goods before buying elsewhere. Sanders Hoffmans.

Buggies and horses to let at r-ja rates. tW "Ibis' runs to and from all trains. G2 Careful I3 treats horses for injuries. W.i. Baxckofi, lt3 l'ropritor.

49at9 fsom OB' IOWA, AKKAJT-AS AKD AKOT Catalogues free. W. G1LE3. St Louis, Ma fai HANDED IN BY MONDAY NOON O' EACH WEEK. ready to wait ou austow cv Always promptly.

1JAILWAY. BLACKSMITHS PAINTERS. CITV AM) COUNTY. liACKSMITHS, TjURLlNGTON QUA1U5IKS. BLUE LIMESTONE, No Man Xeed to Walt Losg for his grist as I h.nvf ptviT.y ef uid niavhijwry to do his power SMITH DENNY, Ayer's Hair Vigor For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color.

work quickly. 1 am prepared to supply all orders foi rock at the most reasonable rates. I can furnish Gau Grind two Grists at 'Wheat and one of Corn at the Same Time. BLACKSIvnTHS, WAGON-MAKERS AND PA IN TEES, MIAMI STREET, aiUKLlNGTON, KANSAS. A dressing which, is at once agree ble, healthy, and effectual 3f Have four run and machinery to suit.

Itf of burrs rsud lxJts S. K. CROSS. enrollment of 23 scholars with about a dozen more pupils to come in ot after fall work is over. The school goes on pleasantly, and is certainly prosperous.

The pupils are industrious and orderly; and the patrons of the school manifest more than the usual concern for the welfare oi the school, which is a source of the highest gratification to the teacher. District Xo. 7 is perhaps the best appointed in the county. An elegantly' finished stone school house, 30x40 fret, centrally located, is the pride of the district. It is furnished with a full set of Guyot's large outline maps, with other appliances for the study and teaching of Geography.

The district has a library of text books free to all the pupils, and thus rie teacher is never annoyed with a diversity, or scarcity of text books; but when a hook is needed there is no trouble nor 'delay in obtaining it, as by the old plan. The district is also determined not to be dependent on local agents for Bchool books, but to adopt such as they think most suitable for school use, and to order direct from the publishers. There are at least two strokes of economy in the library, system First, The books cost much less, and secondly The teacher has the certain means of doing more and better work than by the old plan. The district wrill perhaps also furnish slates and stationery needed by the pupils after this term. The school board have adopted the w'1 graded American educational readers, which are as perfect Acres Choice For SjiIc, in the GREAT NEOSHO VALLEY, 7 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 instruct tion-i to cut down the prices to match the times, for this year V- We will enumerate extra inducement to land buyers for 74t E3 A great reduction in price of Lands. Dis otint of thirty-three and a third per cent, for all cash. C3S?" A free ride to, General Land Office over our road to the btij er of a quarter section of laud, and greatly reduced ratts JgUIiLlSGTOX CITV for preserr-ling the hair. fit soon re Dimension Rock Building Rock, Caps and Sills, 'Hock, for -'-'Laver CUIIB AND TAVING STONE, 4 For less than any other material can had in this vicinity- Rock suitaMe for Cellars, Wells and Grading at exceed in nlv Call and what yon can do, before letting our job. "Everything attended to' p.remptJy ami satisfaction guaranteed.

lriows sharpenetl for 1 Cents. stores faded or gray hair to its origin FLOURSIg MILL JLACItSMITIIING, BY J. J. WEIGAND, NEOSIIO STUEET, BURLINGTON, Custom Work Short urtiers trom any point on the M. A T.

Riiilway promptly-attended tW Prices furnlslied u-pon appik-aikui. Itf Ii. II. ROSE. li Cold weather has come upon us.

Go to the photograph galery for Braid and Embroidery Stamping. Who will bring us a turkey that we may be thankful on Thanksgiving day. J. F. Harlan returned from St.

Louis on Monday evening, where he had been with a car-load of hog. He reports the market fair. Mr. It. F.

Eagle, editor of the Index, ae-eompaiiied by Ids fx'tter half, has taken -a pleasure trip west, to interview the Rocky Mountains. Dr. Osborn Kays he will get married, provided two or three others will lead the By present indications we think the Doctor will not hav to wait long. The county commissioner have declared the oflice of cuunty surveyor vacant nnd have appointed Jas. H.

Shaw, of Pot-towatomie township, to fill the Will our city fathers pay attention to the horses and mules running loose on our fif reets Many of our farmers have guttered cons'fcterable loss from their raids on their wagons. Bacon has been renovating his office and placing everything in good shape. Now is your time to get jewelry cheap, and also to get repairing done in good shape: Remember Bacon is the best Jeweler in the valley. Judge Allison has been absent for several days at Topeka, attending to business in the supreme court. V.

L. McConnell. lias also been at Tope-ka, attending the supreme court. The county treasurer's office has recently been refitted and now presents a neat appearance and is convenient lor persons transacting bu-iuess in the office. Taxes come In slowly.

Messrs. Golliday A Meneley, of Lyndon, have purchased the meat market of Mr. D. T. Weagley.

These gentlemen Intend to become permanent citizens, and are determine. to keep a first-class meat market. The county commissioners have finished the settlement of ex-treasurer C. II. Gra-liaurn account and tli amount found due VLcvk.

Meal, Fur CoN ANTIV ON est til KANSAS, Will promptly attend to all l)iisiin'ss en to land hunters. Oreatly reduced rates for freight and household goods from Uanibal, Scda-lia or Louis. Egr Last not Least For payment in lull oy, ail conti acts Tliirty-tliree'and a third per cent. liscount. Jiecolleft tliese offers are only for 1874.

For full information, with Maps Cuts and Circulars, address ISA A T. fj OO UNO Land Commissioner, Neosho Kan. trusted to his care. IGIIKST I rkct i'l-ici 5 ior VVhnit, t. llowXjayiiig', Pointing and Sliarx-eniug- a Specialty.

li li! AN Itt THE HARTFOr, MDlS'iGks Sharpening a Specialty, L. Alt BO K. II W. IJOVVEIC, color, with the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair cheeked, andfJkldneas often, though not always, cured by i use.

Nothing can restore-the hair where the follicle are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed but such as remain can be saved by this application, and stimulated into activity, so that a new growth of hair is produced. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it cleanand vigorous. It occasional use will present the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. The restoration of vitality it give to the scalp arrests and prevent the formation of which is often so and. offensive.

Free from those deleteriou sub-tances which make some preparations dangerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but not harm it. If wanted inertly for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing els can be found so deairable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it doe not oil white cambric, and yet last long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre, and a grateful perfunw. Prepared by Dr. J.

C. Ayer PtmUmI and Aaalytloal Cli ZOWXZZ, MAMS. BY ALL MM(MT WlllHIIHIl ATE li MILLS S. DKALF.tC IX JJLssotir Kansas TearttsJiy, The completion of the great iron bridge over the Missouri river at UooiiviHe, enables this popular line to ollVr still better facilities for the business between the Northeast and the great Southwest. Two daily trams will run between Hannibal and points in the great Neosho valley iuulitci-t --iuinevtions itli ll lines.

AIsi, two daily trains wiwivn St. points in southern Kansas. For the Texas new r.nd I elter facilities are ofl'eml. Ttie rates have licen greatly rihiccl, ami arrangements' have been inadp whereby- riirough J'ulhuau ilaee slts-ping ars am i nn from Cliieago, Quincy, Ilaijnihal and St. Louis, to Galveston, ithout changv, "passing, through the linest portion i 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 TlnHuas Iorwi, general passenger agentSelalia, for a correct maj), with -time bibles rattvsof fii, DRY GOODS, PRACTICAL PAIHTER, Will paint houses in the latest styles, with enamel or lead, as (Wired. Located "on the Rivc-, at tlartl'oi Iyii Co. Ivausas in grade an school readers can possibly be. Felter's arithmetics are also adopted in the school, and are found possess 'many points of excellence not contained in most other books in the science. Felter's primary arithmetic is a teacher in itself.

Guyot's geographies, llarvy's grammars, Swinton's word-book, or speller, nd Philip Philips' day school singer are also adopted as text books In the school. 'Mr. Editor I intended to j-ive you some "Farm Notes," too, but I fear that would make this communication unduly large so I will defer that to some other time. I hope that the teachers of the county will patronize the Voice liberally. Brother Wooden rise and speak.

Respectfully, x.m.v. Messrs. Foster, Crou se of Garnet have opened a pork-packitf establishment NOTIONS, DO CUSTOM Wi: hi, AS merdnnt work and tnve the wauaci- CLOTHING, Signs Ornamental Painting) Neatly 1 BOOTS, SHOES, tv to tn. prompt In RATF-S Oi- TOLL The oii-i ihth ftxr atnl tb t'jts-tixfrt for -Corn, iad complete Utfactin guarsntwid. 53f" AH Trtsts in and 00L Fartuers iteslgning toh.udle tnvir- ew.n it- t.

U-: At OUT 3Mls at faU's. of tclU lf We have a SA MILL nttni bmrat mm av at tU rr hundred, v.su'clu Painted in the best style. For a good job Graining and Paper Haugiujg CojjMcks Bakery is institution in this city, and if you notice the rush there for good biv.aJ, rakes, pios and fancy gro-i-vriev, you will fr.vin-d STONE STORE, Corner Third and Miami Streets, 2 BrKLrxGTOK, Kansas. at mac piace. its capacity is uv uua yci 'al! at hi hoppn Miami old Fostollh-o Iniltling, BiirHngln, Kana by the county Nov.

loth fILWWVW. day..