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Altamont Sentinel from Altamont, Kansas • 1

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ast anb oil tye Ctrar. jnfttp nfttnt tn all tljtnflSj tlcntral in notl)inn. VOLUME V. NUMBER I ALTAMONT, LABETTE COUNTY, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2 18S1). 1.25 PER YEAH J.

C. MURPHY A. J. GARST. city THE FIRM THAT MEANS BUSINESS, Oswego Items.

The Daily Bee has ceased to be. Mr. A. Mackie was here Monday. Stover Items.

We have the best literary' in the county, which meets every Wednesday iht. MURPHY- GARST. Mining coal under the city agar i H. Walker loses another childhere ROLLER 11V Our school closad give the children a for one week; to chance to enjoy this week. Christmas.

Mr. J. B. t)etwiller of Topeka was Fresh Meats constantly on hand. Cash paid for hides.

Opposite Brasfield Co. here Wednesday. i W. I0UGH CO. Proprietors.

Prof. Wm. Hill of Great Bend College Ml J. WILLIAMS, Prop. is here taking a lay off.

(Successors to J. G. MURPHY CO. Arc keeping a clean and select stock of Shklf Haedware! ALTAMONT, KANSAS. There is a prospect that the U.

L. and Prohibs. in Kansas will unite. Mr. Link Fogleman and Mr.

Charley Bell, were visiting with 6. H. Stover last Sunday aweek. Elder Skeggs preached at the school house on Saturday night the 29th, and Sunday at 11 and at night. Stover neighborhood had a Christmas tree at the school house on Monday night.

A good time resulted. A couple of young fellows near here A. I.TODD, Mr. Reese of. Pleasant Valley comes Manufacture the well known Brands of Kansas and 0.

K. Flour. All orders promptly filled. Also manufacture, Meal, Feed etc. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT AND CORN to town to keep boarders at the Frisco Tonsorial Artist.

House. Now is the time to get up lectures, Hair Cutting, Shampooing, Perfect shaving. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call and try me. Stoves, Tinware, Iron, Wagon wood work and Barbed wire.

MACHINE OIL a specialty. GASOLINE for Vapor Stoves, etc. etc. debates, revival meetings and fertilize the mind. ALTAMONT, KANSAS, were arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct at the literary, and will have their trial next Monday at Oswego.

Our nimrods are to take a rabbit hunt Boy's, let us all swear off, and make goody goody resolutions for the coming PACIFIC HOUSE. year. Let U3 pay our debts and do one day this week. They will divide nothing else mean, even if we be the editor of a city paper or a probate GEO, LANE, PROPRIETOR. First class accommodations, good the company, and the side that kills the least number, will have to furnish the oysters for the company.

OSWEGO MApLE WORKS M. F. SULLIVAN Proprietor. Manufacturer of Granite and Marble Monuments, Grave Stones, Tablets, ETC By buying marble in large quantities direct from the quarries he is enabled to sell work cheaper than any other house in Southern Kansas. All done in the latest and most artistic style of art.

See his agent3 before ordering. TEE VER BEST OF WORK, AT LIVING PRICFS OUR MOTTO judge so we can look a man in the face and be religious. large rooms, well fnrnished, and kept neat and clean. Table furnished with the best the market affords, Mr. Baldwin went to the State Near the 'Frisco depot.

ALTAMONT KANSAS Teachers Bombmation at Topeka, Wednesday. When these' folks get suppose they study how to live on pie and cake, knock the persimmons with next to no effort, and OB1TVAUY. Died: At his home one and a half miles northeast of Altamont, Mr. Isaac Baker, Deo. 18SS, aged 55 years, 10 months and 19 days.

Funeral preaohed at the Baptist church on the 23rd, by Rev. Slinker, buried at Elston BuclLleii's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for make what should be an easy simple Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetters, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or cemetery by the G- A. R. R.

SHARP, business, a long, stupid, tedious and complex one, so a weeks schooling will run a month. Other trades are trying to do this, and live easier off the people, by combination, why not the peda no pay required. It is guaranteed to Reducing the Surplus. deposition of the Surplu.s'in the IT. 3.

Treasury engages the tttention or our Statesmen, but a more vital question haj our attention, and that is the of the Surplus Consumptives. Since the discovery and introduction of Dr. King's New Discovery forj Consumption, there has been a marked ae-brenm? in the mortality from this dreaded disease, and it is possible to still further reduce the number of Consumptives. IIowP By keening constantly al hand a botila of Dr. King's New Discovery and using according to directions, upon the appearance of the first svmntoms, euch as a Cough, a Cold, a Sere Throat, a tr Side Pa Tuiitio thui earlv a cure is guaranteed.

Trial bottles free at C. S. Newlon's ding store. 2 Read wh.it Clierryvulejjgcitl-z4-i? sayabout Diru ham's Dis-Ieisuix Cure. We the undersigned citizens of Cher-ryvalo and vicinity do most heartily endorse Dunham's Dyspepsia and Liver cure, as one of the best medicines in the world for the cure of dyspepsia liver complaint, indigestion, loss of appetite nausea, heartburn, sour stomach, sense of fulness or fluttering at the pit of the stomach etu.

or any diaeasa aridng lro disordered liver. Arnold Bradley, Lucy A. Smith, W. II. Low.

B. Lynch, G. W. Sohnraard, W. It.

Kaub. D. A. Porter, W. K.

Titus. E. J. Merril, J. P.

Baker, II. IJ. Waters Sold and guaranteed at Dunham's drug store- 14ao. -DEALER IN- give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. Price 25 cents per box, Foi saie at Newlon's drug store.

gogues? Sharpers are among us once more. LUMBER ADD BUILDING MATERIAL Sleek fat ones. This time it is the CONDON HOUSE docior, itinerant and fixed. One man in poor circumstances tells me he has paid them within a short time, $500, First Publication December 2Gth, 1888 Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF KANSAS LABETTE COUNTY No.

3734 Jane Griffith and A. Waltrip partners as Griffith and Waltrip, plaintiff, vs. Jediah Hatchings, defendant. By virtue of an, order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Eleventh Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for Labette County, in said State, I will, on SA TURD A Y. JANUAR 26th, A.

D. 1889, at the hour of two o'clock P. of said day, at the Court House front door in the City of Oswego, in the County and State aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendant, in and to the following described real estate, situate in Labette County, Kansas, to-wit: Lot No. one (1), in section No. seven (7), in township No.

thirty-four (34) south, of range twenty-one (21) est, of the 6th principal meridian. Said lot No. one (1), being the north west quarter IM) of the northwest quarter (), of the aforesaid section No. seven 7), in the township and range aforesaid, in Labette County, Kansas. Said property to be sold without appraisement as commanded by the said order of sale.

W. P. Wilson, Sheriff. Sheriff's office. Dec.

G. S. King, Atty. forPlt'ff. For XOOO Madam! See what will do! I will bring you a san.pl copy of GODEY'S LADY'S Book, pill tell you hqw to get the SEAL-SKIN SACQUE, the silk dress, the Gold watch and Cottage organ aud other valuables without a dollar.

YOU CANNOT GET A BETTER two dollr worth of rr.agaiine than by subscribing to the best family magazine in America. For 1869 it will contain; Fashion in colors, Fashions in black ami white; laUst from Europe. Original novelt.er. in needle work and embroidery. Latest and most popular music.

Plans for the house you want to build directions for decorating your home. Cookery and household helps by Mrs. Chas Hope teacher in LOCAL AGENT OF THE KAW VALLEY PAINT COMPANY. -V J. A.

FL.ORA Proprietor. First-class accommodation, good Call and see us if you want to build, or paint your house. and received little or no benefit, others are badly worsted by them, from $1 to $250. The plan seems to be to pull the wool over the vision of simple folks, and verdant by party, church, smiles, newspapers puffs or by downright false large rooms, well furnished and kept neat and clean. Table furnished with the best the market affords.

Between the St. Louis SanFranci3Co LIVERY STABLER hoods. Friend, look out for them depot and the business part of the city. sharply. OSWEGO KANSAS.

J. A. JONES, Proprietor! It you desire to have colds, coughs and pneumonia good and ho rest, and pay a doctor bill as big as the Kansas Isaac Baker bort the 3rd day of Februray 1833, in Fountain county, Ind. he lived there until the fall of '81, from where he removed to -Kansas, since which time he has resided on his farm near this city, Mr. Baker was a member of the Baptist ohurch, and has been a life long christian, a good neighbor, kind and indulgent husband and father, and had all the qualifications that go towards making the best of citizens; He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss.

The Sentinel with the people extend a full measure of sympathy. Hall ox Altamont Post, No 268 Department of Kansas, G. A. IN MEMOIjLIAr.I. Whereas: the sepieme Commander ha3 removed from our midst, comrade Isaac Baker, therefore be it resolved, that we realize in the os comrade Baker, the loss of one of our fellow citizens, and a soldier, and a member of the G.

A. 11., and a zealous christian, and a loving and devoted husband and father. Resolved, that while we deeply deplore our loss, we are again admonished to be ever ready for deaths summons, that may come a3 suddenly to us as it did to comrade Baker. Resolved, that we tender to the bereaved family, our sincere sympathies and condolence, and affectionately commit them to him who alone can give comfort to those who mourn, that we shall ever cherish his memory. Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions bs sent to the family of our deceased comrade, and one to the Altamont Sentinel for publication, also tiat they be spread on the records of the Post.

C. Murphy, S. J. Huss, Miles. mange and taxes, shut up your rooms and keep them as warm and snug all winter as a yellow mustard plaster.

If you do not want these in your family, let pure oxygen in your rooms often during cold weather, and keep them a You will find a good assortment of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES Electric Kilters. Thi? remedy is becoming so wcl known and so popular as to need no mention. All who have uecd Electric Bitters sing the same socg of praise. A purer not exist und it ia guaranteed to do nil that is claimed. Electric Hitters will euro till didOfteee if the L'vtr r.nd Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boilj, Salt Rheuu and other fiffctiliuns cftused oy impure blood.

Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Mlaria ever3. For cure of Headache, Const i pation and indigestion try Electril Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Price 50 3 and $1 per bottle at Newlon's drur little chilly. The same honest remarks apply to a mule or horse stable, only when these noble brutes die of a warm stable. They need no doctor, drug stores, whisky or other means known CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES and Dr. W.

S. Newlon's popular Medicines at NEWLON'S DRUG STORE several fashionable New York academics, and to civilisation, to let them down softly. Livery, Feed and Sale. Nobby rigs at reasonable prices. Once there was a man named Cincin- natcs who filled an office, and when hi3 time was oat he went to plowing again.

We do not have such fellows any more ed by the Hoard of Education for the New York public school. Literary enrichments by Nelly Bly, who get herself locked tip in au insane asylum to find out how they treated the insane Ella Rodman Church, Emily Wilson, Mrs. Hiestand, Edgar Fawcctt, David Lowry, etc EVERY LADY.HEK, OWN DRESSMAKER who snbscribes for Godey's Lady's Book. The coupons which you hnd in each number entitles you to your own selection of any cut paper patern lllustrafd in Godey's Lady's P.ook- Your igc Sample Copy will conla'n one 01 these coupons, The pattern shows you how to cut out the garment you want- VV. FIELDS.

E.E-TERRIL. FIELDS TERRIL- these thousand years. Now when a man has held an office, and lived on pie and cake a few years, he has no stomach for the plow again, nor for -DEALERS IN- hilling up beans. Fact is, he is spoilt, and is about as fit for making a living 1 rents for SamDle which will DC Uj iv 1 and working for himself again, as if an id on your subscription wneni on Important to Ladies. A reliable woman wanted to introduce direct to the ladies in this county.

Dr. Nichols celebrated Spiral Spring Clasp Cornets (50 different styles), no more broken steels; warranted unbreakable or money refunded. The grtiet invention of the age. Just cut. Sells on sight.

experience required $3.00, outfit free. Send 10 cts. postage for cample and terms. G. D.

Nichols 384 38G Ikoadway, New York. P-fla lowed WO I elephant had kicked him with its hind fSrecci vrd. aw That's all we can say in this space. For the rest see leg or he had pulled through a spell of milksickness. My friends never hold offices.

I have frequently voted for your sample number for which send 15c at once. "Godcy," is pnly fa-oo a year. Address GODEY'S LADY'S Book. PHILADELPHIA, PA. FARM MACHINERY THOUSANDS It has permanently cured 1 cases pronounced by do cases pronounced by them, just to try them, but they wisely choose to go up Salt river and not be spoiled.

Let us rediice the number of officers down to zero. of doctors hope less. If you have premonitory symptoms, such as Cough, Difficulty of Breathing, fec, don't delay, bnt use PISO'S CURE FOR CONSUMPTION immediately. By Druggists. 25 cents.

ns, Carriages and Buggies. Barb Wire, Field and Garden Seeds a Specialty. JanesTille Items. Merry Christmas! Mr. Ed.

Hook was visiting in our parts last wee. Chas. Noble of Nobleville, was on our streets Sunday hunting for burys. Literary has been progressing nicely, ThcBcautiful Engraying the Celebrated Picture. I H.1T6 on Hand a Complete line oi and wb had a good program last Fri day evening.

The Horse Fjr. THE SENTINEL will club with any vf the following papers at the rate named Chicago Inter Ocean $1.75 K. C. Evening News (daily). $2.60 Kansas Farmer.

1.75 Homestead (for the farm) $1 50 Godey's Ldys Book Demorests Magazine. $2 75 Nonconformist. $2 .00 K.C. Times. $1 75 Philadelphia Press MARRIAGE LICENSES.

NAHS RESIDENCE AGE N. A. Kent, Oswego tp, 25 jMattie Doyle, 21 Phillip Dreasher, Neosho tp. 40 Anna Johnson Alex Taylor, Parsons, 31 Maggie Luckey, 20 C. 1.

Trescott Kan 22 I Cornlia Clapper; Chetopa 19 Chas Smoot, Osage tp, 22 jMary Geans, 18 5 Jess Horton, Parson 29 Mary Shacklett, 22 JAJHolmes' Oeage tp 25 Angeline Jefferson. Parsons 15 (AAKing, Oswego, tp. 26 Katie Dnnaway, Elm Groye tp 19 Willis Rice, Oswego, 22 Maggie Quarles, 19 CAP Harmon, Altamont 20 Mary Park, 20 5 Christian Hellwfg Haodberry tp 22 Cathefin A McRoberts 19 I John O'Brine, Parsons 28 Kate Mullhold, .26 Mrs. Maggie Williams left nere for a visit to Illinois last week, and Henry is (20 by 34 inches), BY HOSA BOXHEUR now a widower. -Calmly Consisting of Sugar, Coffee, Toa Rice, Canned goods and Flour.

Also a full line of Cigars, and Tobacco. In fact everything kept in a first-class grocery store. Give me a call and learn prices. Store in Bcsb Building TO EVERY NEW SUBSCRIBER OR RENEWAL -FOR THE- WEEKLY GLOBE DEMOCRAT H. 130TTENFIELD.

Altamont, Kansas. I For Baking Purposes. (TEN PAQES) School was dismissed last Friday for a weeks vacation a rest much needed by teacher and scholars. Elder Turpin will preach at this place another year, and is now holding a series of meetings at this pl'ace. The poor rabbits and quails 'should have their lives insured, for every boy and man is bunting them if they were outlaws.

Charles Doughman. who has been attending school in Emporia is home and was over our way smiling on old friends. Base ball is rather ont of the season, but the boys of this place played the Enterprise "Stars" last Saturday? and the game was a "walk away," the Score being 18 to 0 favor of Janes villi in six inningsv Best intKcNorlfL ONLY $1.00 PER YEAR. We fruriBtee the "LOTILL" WISHER to do better work and do it easier end in leu tune any otner macnine ra Henderson, Independence, 27 Hester A Prince, Edna, 20 the world, warranted five years, and II it don't wasn tn clothes clean without rubbing, we will refund the money. Postmasters or Newsdealers will receive yoiir subscription, or 5 Henry t) Sanders Indian Ty.

2t I Celia Gamble, 20 AGENTS UArJTCDm3w1 remit direct to the that aitents aremakir.Rfrom$75 to $160 per month. Farmers make J2C0 to $500 darine the winter. Ladio have great cswmo is eras S9 ma a Mas sflejppv pub eioa wisoa jo iiwa 4q ItaraH 'Muvl asaipp eowoisml pa gana eiMM 'ivainot easd 91 pat-uianm jio dod Bqaojeisij9A eqiuiuop jnoj jo )daa 91 aodn Janus X9I ol pisdwd uoidjB qna 4X osiv 8 'A eqi Qf 3Bjo wajdzR jo isoj la SffStWiff wP IO sexoq 'maqj jo 001 jsaup aouo pajapio 'ill 8M (aaat) Aia msh no eonponui Pdw ox -bsmjo xvanoH TKLXI "ZlZXklCHVOlO 001 GLOBE PRINTING CO. ST. LOmS, MO.

jseiiiEij mis nasnsr. tveiaii price, omj TO TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES wsrnns afrency j. aiso me WBIBIGEKS at manufacturers' lowest prices. Wo invite Ki We have on band a full stock of Oak strictest investigation. Stail your address on a postal card xcr Bridge Ltjmiiee, at bottom prices R.

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