Pittsburg Democrat from Pittsburg, Kansas • 8

Married. Dr. W. H. Kimberlin, of the In this city, at the residence of the Kansas City ye and ear institute, visits Scot ch" 21st Kid 22nd of Mliiiliiifi bride's parents, on Wednesday, Feb.

each month. Office at the Knox 10, at 3 o'clock p. m. by Rev. J.

house. Stewart, Mr. It. Lanyon and Miss dker nays ei'Bu fur corn. to M.

E. Lawrence for Harness. Smelker Warren want corn. -Dr. McCoy, dentist, Broadway, Pittsburg, Kansas, -FEED, FEED, FEED! at Hert-zels, east of Lindl urgs.

ari pays oitbh for corn. The Georgia Minstrels played lure Monday night to a pretty fair audit nee. --The McCune people are anxious to secure some sort of manufacturing ent. rpiise. They make liberal offers.

Andy Holman, of Richmond, Mo-who is now traveling for Louis Has, Minnie Snow. There were no at tendants and the wedding was a strictly private affair, there being none pres ent but the immeiliate members of Money to loan on Pittsl urg town Look it ere. Lindbnrg the druggist and bookseller is ready to supply all who need school books, Blates, writing material at the lowept living prices. A Card. Having bought out J.

F. Oswalt interest in the dairy business, I am now better prepared than ever to accommodate my customers. Hop ing a continuance of patronage, I remain Yours etc. J. T.

Main. the Si Joe Furniture man, whs in the property at Muxwell Carlton's. F. M. Scott is now ready tc deliver milk in any part of the city on short notice.

city Tuesday and called to see us. We umlerstai tlia' several the gi'ls received in vita1 ions to a ptr THE JEWELER, Has always bought his goods from the MANUFACTURER. KILL AM, The Jeweler has always sold good cheaper than any COMPETITOR. At KILLAM'S vcu will always find tho largest display or Jewelry and Silverware. KILLAM keeps Eockford and Columbus Watches.

TTZjUi THE JEW- FjLER, hiindle8 nothing but Jewelry and is a JUDGE of tho goods he sells. the families of bride and groom. The happy couple left on the 4 o'clock-Frisco train for Cleveland, Ohio, where they will visit the bride's aunt, from which place they will go east to Philadelphia, Washington and. other places. The Demochat wishes them a pleasant journey, and hopes that their journey through life may ha as pleasant, as devoid of care, and as fr ty 1 week on which invitation wt re Wantkd: A cow in exchange for inlis "No kissing sanies will harness, For particulars call on I Jenness, harness dealer, Pitts allowed." It is needless to say thai Boots and Shoes.

bum. tf th re were no girls at that party. Tho following- from the Leaven Rev. J. Caruthers, of Silver Cliff, from sorrow ns will be tht ir bridal tour.

wor Times shows how it. reads I have re-opened my boot and shoe shop on Fourth street east of Lindburg drug store, and am now prepared to do all kinds of work in my line. Call and see me. K. Texteb.

Colora to, will preach at the Frcsly away from home: "The editor terian cburcb. next Sunday uiortuug the Pbtsl-urg, Smelter was as- i-aul'ed last Thursday by a hig burly WILL Repaii your wateue9 and fi How wno got the worst of it. The edi or vns too much for hini. WARRANT THEM. Both of our esteemed contempt Money to Loan.

Parties whose loans are about to expire can have them renewed at a very low rate of interest by Maxwell Carleton. Low commissions, and quick returns. Maxwell Carleton. Located in Lindburg'e Drug Store. were very lurgely devoted to person alities last week.

The Democrat, ii Ordinance No. 112. the meantime, to give it regular quota of first-class Sunday Published iu the Pittsburg Democrat I'ebrunry 12, reading. As the organ of tho Sun day school we al uire onr brt-i hivn to Died, Saturday morning, February 7, '8G, Isaac Elliott, at his residence near this city. Mr.Elliott was an old and respected citizen, and had resided for several years in Crawford county.

He was born in Shelby county, Kentucky, September 13,1810, and had been married three times and was the father of fourteen childnn. He moved from Kentucky to Indiana, and thence to Missouri from whence he came to this coun At the time of his death he wa3 75 years, 4 month and 24 days old, respected ty all and mourned by a large number of friends. The remains were interred in the Pittsburg cemetry, followed by a large coucoime of people who went, out to pay the last sad rites of respect to the memory of the good old man. lay down their lit tie tiiflWucu ai try to dwell together in unity wi their follow men. it is inucu mort IS86 All Ordinance granting to John E.

Brnidwood and his associates, heirs, executors, successors, lul representatives, or assigns the right to construct, maintain and operate Gas Works in the City of Pittsburg, Kansas; also cont racting for a supply of Gas for lighting tbe Streets and other public places of snid ciiy. pleas nt and equally as profit al le. -At last regular meeting of Pittf- and evening. Bovard Dixon, we understand, have disposed of their mining and mercantile bumness at Weir to the Keith Perry Coal Co. Itch, Prairie Mange, and Scratches of every kind cared in 30 Minute by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.

Sole by 45. L. Sands Druggist, Pittsburg. The Parsons Valadhm has reduced its fiuhficripl ien price to $1.00 a year.and 'snys subscriptions must he paid in advance. George S.

King has taken editorial charge of the paper. I have the exclusive right to sell Wright's celebrated perfumery fur the city. One ounce is equal in strength to two ounces of any other goods in the market, and it is as low as the cheaper. J. E.

LlNDBURG. Dr. Medearis of McCune, editor of the Brick, was in town Mond iy, enjoying a little city air. We are always glad to welcome the brother editors who hail from rural points, and take pleasure in showing them the sights of a live, bustling city. Don't forget that Lindburg, the Meeting.

The members of the Pittsburg fire company will hold a meeting in the ci yhall, Friday night, Feb. 12, at o'clock. It is earnestly desired thxt every member be present promptly on time, as there will be very important business to transact. Come early. J.

C. Mebrill, Chief. Lost! Lost! On the evening of the 8th of between this city and Warrensburg, a check book with a number of blank checks signed by Smelker Warren The person finding same will nfer a favor by returning it to Smelker hurg Lodge, No 137, 1. 0. G.

the following officers re elect ed to Be it Ordained bu the Jlmior and installed February 9th: G. W. C. A. J.

Georgia; W. V. Mrs. B. Me Cnunmlmen of the City of Pittsburg, Kansas SkuiuiN 1.

That Johu R. Brnidwid nud his as- Arthur; J. limning; Asst. It. S.

Miss Minnie Dyer; F. Alviit Lan- socinti'g, heirs, executors, successors, legal representatives, or are hereby yrauted the fu It right md privilege to establish and erect (Jus Works nud yon; 1. Miss iuatue Uoles; xuar Mardi Gras shal, Arthur Lnnyon; Asst. Marslial, to mini nud sell gas within tlic present nul future ut the uty ot I'i Kansas, aul to have the full right and privilege to opeu aud use fie p'l lie streets, laues.aveuues.alleys aud grouuils Mis Eva Hobsou A. Adams; Warren's meat market.

-AT- wild city lur the express purpos" ot laying re- George Wakren. Treasurer, Mrs. I. Black; L. C.

S. Ctf sad; P. W. C. S.

W. Black. pairiua gas pipes, iutroduct or used for the purpose rt coureyiug gns tu auy privato or public building, lamp or place: pruviuku, howkvkr, the snid -One cold two years ago a a.reets, laucs, avenue, nileys aud grounds are re Snow Liniment This valuable article has been on the market 1 4 years and is univers paired within a reasouble leugth ot time aud left iv Orleans, Philadelphia bartender named Bauer in as good condition as iound. tiro. 2.

that said John ft. BraMwood aud his gave a drink to a joung man who ass ioiates, heirs, executors, legal representatives, or assigns shall have the riaht and privihgeof 1'jru hadn't any money and looked ks ally recognized as the best known remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Lame Back, Wounds, ishiuggas for the purnoso ot luhtiux nil p-ibli lumps, buil liu or grounds of said city during the terra of this franchise. if he needed somt thing. Furiher-m ore, the I nrkeeper. got the young carries a larger line of druggist, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises, etc.

For contracted muscles it stands without a Sko. 3. Ttiat tliis franchise shall coutiuuo aud man employment. He was a well be iu forco for the term of twenty Ave (25) j'ears tVoiu and after tho passage, approval aud publication of this ordiuanco. peer, it is tne most penetrating iniment in the world.

John R. Lmd connected yuung ISnglishman named MARCH 0T1I. Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars, Kansas City to New Orleans, daily, via the Mem his Short Route Sou h. Free Bei-li iing Ch lir Car, Kansas City to Memphis. Passengers lowing Kansas City on the Neyv Orleans Express Train m.

P. M. arrive at 9:00 A. M. second morn- I urg, agent.

acres in Stanton, who had become estranged from his family. Later he reformed, became reconciled to his parents, and a few weeks ao fell heir to a fortune, out of which he sent to the benevolent bartender. Here was a Cherokee coun fing, 14 hours quicker than via ty to trade for clea" profit of $5,099.95 on a singh drugs, paints, oils, wallpaper, stal ion-ery, fancy goods, than a other drug firm in Southern Kansas, and it is a Wiell known fact that he cirries the best quality of gfoods and will not be undersold by anybody. Our nol le legislature set down kerflat, on the groundhog bill. Tuev did right.

If the groundhog is to govern the weather it is but just to him that he bo given a clear field, and no legislative body has a right to incroach on his grounds, and attempt to entangle him by the passage of a a li changing the day of his grand annua ippouninco. uie that Hon. J. Wade McDjnald, of Winfield will be Site. 4.

That iu order to protect tlio privato nud public interests of sai city, the said JoliuR. Braid-ivoo 1 and his associates, heirs, executors, successors, legal representatives, or assigns slmlluot charge io exceod two dollars aud fifty cents ($.2 6u) for each one thousaudBubic feet of gasj supplied or oousumel 8kc. 5. T. at iu order that the snid Johu R.

Brai Iwood and his associates, heirs, executors, a io-cessors, legal representatives, or assigus may avail themseWei of the benefit of this franchise they shall commence the coustruetiou of their (1ns Works (for tho manufacture of gas oudcoko from the combustion of coal) within two years, aud toiuplete with iu two years aud eight mouths from aud after the passage of this ordinance, with at leust five thousand feet of irou uiaiu properly laid down through tho principal streets of said city, all completed ready to supply said city with gas. Sko. (i. tt is further understood aud agreed that the said Johu R. Braidwood nud his associates, heirs oxocutors, successors, lenl re preseutatives or assigns bind and obligate themselves during the term of this franchise to furnish and erect on tho line ofsa'tt street mains such uuinber of street lamps as umy bo required by said city by its Mayor aud Oouucil drink, all as the result of kindness, city property.

and yet no doubt the bartenders of the country will keep -a base-ball club Notice. any her route. No other line runs through cars between Kansas Ci'y and Neyv Orleans. The Mom-phis Short Route South is practically the only route from Kansas City and the West and North-West to all Southern Cities. Only one change of cars, Kansas City to Jacksonville Notice is hereby given that the within reach, as usual, for the special reception of bibulous but impecuni Registration Books will be open Jan ous young men.

Tqflville Neivst. nary 4tn, iooo, and remain open up to within ten days of the April elec- Senator Keiley, of Crawford has introduced a bill in the legislat and all points in liorida. lickets i ion, closing on the '4th day of March. All voters will be required to register during that time and must apply in person to the City Clerk, as required ly iw. Wm.

A Garnett, janl lOw City Clerk via this Short Rou to all points South are on sale at all biough ticket office in tbe West. Send for map and Time Tal lo. Send for Pamphlet entitled "Florida Homes and Orange Groves," mailed free. J. K.

Lc CKyrooD. Geu'l ish. Agent, KANSAS CITY. ure, 'yvhich, if passe will aect the salaries and fees of four county officers, to-w it: Coun.y clerk, treasurer, conn attorney, and register of deeds abou't 22 percent. Each county in the state will be affected or the salaries Veduced in proportion to counties having a like population to La I ett For instance, in coun 320 acres of good land for sale, S640 cash; ies having a population of 25,000 $864 twenty years time at 6 and less thin 30,000, the treasurer sh nl.

receive as full compensation $3, 000 per annum, county clerk $2,100 per annum, and register of deeds per cent. Call trom timo to tuuo, wit.li all lamps, burners, ready tor use free of all charge aud expense to th city, nul shall, to commence with, furnish aud properly erect aud equip ready for use twenty street lamps to bo located by resolution of the 'Mayor aud Co jwilmcu of said city on the line uf said street mains to be laid dowu wit Mu two years and eiht months, ns specified in Sejtiou 6 of this free of all cost to the city jiKc. 7. it is i.uv.cr mlcrstoo aud agreed that tho said Johu R. Braidwood and bis iissociatcs.heira, executors, successors, leital representatives, or assigns shall furnish the gas, do the lighting, extinguishing, cleaning, aud keep said street lamps in good repair, all lamps which may hereafter be erected uulor this luinpto be lighted nud extinguished according to tho established rules of other cites which do uot bum all uight rcgnrdleHi of the moon.

8. i'iiat tur uud in eonsiderntion of tho private aud public benefits received by said city- by the ereetion and completion of said works, the said ciiy by its Mayjr and Couuciliucu hereby obligates aud binds itself to pay to sail John Brai.lwood aud his associates, executors, suonessors, legal representatives, or assigns for the light of said street lamps, the sum of forty-five dollars ($16) per post per auuum during the term of this franchise for the number of lamH herein specified to be errected, aud also for each ad litioual lanp whicli iciiy hereafter be erected by order of the City Council a specified iu Scctiou 6 of this ordinance, payable 4 -ar-terly iu oity warrants or such other funds a said ci may use iu piviug her public officers and other indebtedness of siid city. Sro 9. It is further agreed that the totality of gtas furnished to ihe city aud citizens of said oity shall be equal to ten sperm caudles, or to the gas furnished to the citizens of Wichita aud Fort Scott, by the compnuies which su'ly gas to sni lei ties. Skc.

IU This ordinance shall take effect tlmI be audeoutiuuc iu full force from aul after its publication iu the DmiaciuT. Passed and approved Ir'cbr jury Jird. ISRfi. P. H.

SAWYER. Attnit: Pres. of Co-inHl aud actiug Mayar. V. A.

Gabnvtt, City Clerk. For proceedings of the Oity Council on the abov ordinance, No. 142, reference is hereby made to page3U6 of the Junrual of Proceedings of said city. W. A.

JRNirrr, City Clerk. it Pittsburg ATTACIIJIWT. State of Crawford County. 5 George C. Gilbert, T8 T.

B. Wilkiugon, Dcfen.laut. Before Daviit Alitcliell, J. of the oity of Pitts-bitrp, Crawford Comity, Kauson. Sai 1 dofeuliiut notified that ou tbe 4lh Iny of Jauuary, 188b' ho was by said plaiutiff tor the sum ofs75.HO au that a (rnaruihce smtn-mnas was i-sueJ agaiutt Knusiis City Fort itt Jul ft R.

R. Co. in the above oulil.lel acliou aud that said cla lse will be heard Moo lay, March 13. 18S6 at 9 o'clock, a. m.

Attest: DAVID MITCHELL, J. p. Geo. C. Gu.HKRT, riaimiff.

Coal Oo's office, on C. S. Beadle. a candidate for the of U. S.

Judge, in the event that Kan sas is divided into two districts as provided by a bill introduced by Sen ator Ingalls. Judge McDonald is a staunch, deserving Democrat, an able lawyer and would administer justice with an impartial hand. Parsons Paladium. Mrs. S.

A. Drew returned Friday from Paola, where she had taken hei daughter, Miss Pruuie, who was bitten by a supposed mad dog, to try the effect of mad stone to th.e wound. The stone adhered to the wound fourteen hours, and those who have faith in the virtues of the stone believe it will infalliably cure. Parsons Pala dium. The Lone Oak shaft has been having trouble occasioned by the falling in of the roofing.

The roef commenced falling in Sunday, and Monday quite a lot of it fell in, mak ing it impossible to continue the work in the mine. Fortunately no one was in tho mine at the time, and nobody was hurt. Vve have heard it rumored that it would be impossible to work tho shaft any more, nnd that a new shaft would have to be sunk, but the managers think the shaft can be repaired so that work can go on again without any great delay. The cause of the trouble seems to have been a lack cf Mifficieucy ol props. will be permitted to charge only 2o cents for each additional folio for recording deeds and mortgages, and five cents each for indexing.

If his lees amount to more than 500 at any quarter of the year, he is permitted to retain the one half of the overplus and pay the other half into the county treasurer, to go into the general fund. This will reduce his compensation fully ono-half. A Card. Having located in your town for PITTSBURG the purpose of making Pittsburg a permenant homo and assisting in giving your town a I righter future I desire a portion of the patronagt of those who have legal business to attend, to. Will do a general law, transfer and collection business, have Commercial School.

Bookeeping, Arithmetic, Penmanship, Commercial Law been in cons ant practi for six years, and can give the best of references tf desired. Office in ctrjker's Some parties are opening a drift north of town. "Whilo working one day last wetk they found a number of large snakes all coiled up in a I ile. They had scltcted their winter quarters iu a comfortable place, and showed fight when disturbed. Some of theai wtre six feet Kng, tnd Mit Harris says it seemed to him that all the in Lincoln township had eoJhctel there.

Arcadii Reporter. building at hea of St irs. Ct.l and GEO. D. WJLBER, M.

D. SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OPFrCB: Is Coal Co. Blot k. "Dr.

Wilber has Iwiglit flood Will, and Practice of Dr. T. 1. Miller, who has leralJ.rrc. uouueed the right to prrvii -o medic itw at Pittsburg for three Me me.

ii jOU nave noi eel any School Hours Night Set sion way it dafii iim ingett i gacqnuLt-ei with your peopl. 9 a if. nnd 1. p. v.

p. m. E. Eakif, Pittsturg, ansa 3. C.

H. Coajt, Att'y at Law..