The Oswego Courant du lieu suivant : Oswego, Kansas • 5

Beware! SPBIHGr, Farmers of Labette and adjoin snrego rjmlilican. Mr. F. B. Doffey, of Timber IlttL ing counties beware of signing notes, or paying out any money on Har was In the city this week.

The fire company are rigged out in handsome new suits. It is thought by some that the summer will be a cool one, with frequent rains and thunder storms. Sneak thieves are making al vesters and uinuers oeiore you I w. Editor Proprietor. THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1834.

Mrs. S. W. Felt is visiting her have a lair test of what the ma daughter in Crawford county. chine will do in the field.

A lit HALL HAGERTY. Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Lackey, of tle caution some times saves a good deal of time and trouble. most nightly raids on many of the Edna, were in the city on Tuesday City and County. Cherryvale celebrates od the "glorious 4th.M Mr. V. J.

Koapp. of Parsons, lanuera wirusu Kn at A a -i n. 111 A II HI" TUfiU UIKIUVH. Vw. Xj.

l'OWEIX, Local Agent for Walter A. Wood, 43n3w Oswego, Kansas. Most of our Bheep men have on Monday. and cher- gone through shearing their sheep and renort flocks in fine condition, Mr. W.

R. Williams, of Liberty DRY GOODS, Ripe peaches, plains ries are in market. with, an increase in ine quawy township, was among our callers on Monday. and quantity of the wool clip. 4th OF JULY.

The Kansas City, Fort Scott Rev. J. C. McKnight, of Rich Hats Caps, Boots Shoos, Clothing, Boxing is the latest pastime Oswego and vicinity waj favored with a fine growing shower on Sunday evening. Wheat fields look yellow with land township, was in the city on the boys engage in, and it is no Gulf, and Kansas City, Springfield business Wednesday.

uncommon sight to see some vonncman coiner around with a Memphis Railroad Companies Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stearns aod zolden erain. The wheat harvest will sell Excursion Tickets to and black eve and swelled nose family, attended divine services from all stations on these lines at boastins of how he "knocked at Chetopa last Sunday.

Half Fare, except between such some one out." will soon be with us. Large posters posted over the city announce a good time at Carthage, on the 4th. Esquires N. W. Dorland and S.

stations where the local fare each The present season thus far has been one of- the coolest experi way make 25 cents or which L. Whiting, of Hackberry, were iu the city on Tuesday. case no reduction will be made, enced for a number of years, the These tickets will be on sale July Fine large new potatoes, home temperature having rarely exceed uis grown, have been plentifully ed 75 deereeu on the warmest It gives us pleasure to announce that we have opened for the Spring business, a larger anH more complete stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods. White Goods, Embroideries, Notions, Buttons, Hosiery and Gloves, than we have ever before shown. We buy these goods direct from the Importers, and can therefore sell them 3 and 4, good to return on July J.

E. Lockwood, Gen'l Pass. Agt wm 0 Wc are now receiving The Jlus days. Mr. J.

T. Allen, of Rising Sun, who is in the city this week, made our sanctum a visit on Monday. Mr. Charles Lerch, of Elmgrove Tp. and Mr.

O. B. Clark of Mt. played for tne past wee. Children's day was duly observ One disgusted house-hunter declares that men and women in OswetrO bv the different tin Daily Slabsnan, a large 3f col umn paper, devoted to politics, churches, on Sunday last.

Pleasant were among our news and the general iuterest of armed with shotguns, dispute for precedence in speaking to lot owners for the contemplated house the instant a load of stone For fine early vegetables and Wrieft. onr market surpasses all the Star" State; in politics democratic. One ot the attrac agreeable callers yesterday. Mr. R.

J. Elliott, route agent on the Missouri Pacific, came down indicates that the foundation is to others in this part of the Btate. tive features of this paper is its be begun. rhyming headlines, ana vigorous Mtr. Landis will bell for the on Monday, to spend a few days at borne with his mother and manner in dealing with the great A peddler of patent washing next 30 days, her stock of ladies' 25 per cent.

Cheaper than ever Before. machines has lately victimized political issues of the day. To those wishing to be posted in reference to Texas, we can cheer quite a number of farmers by the and children's bats at The southern and eastern Kan Our stock of Ladies', IVlisses' and Chil old ot securing their sig natures to smooth-reading "agree sas editors rusticated in Columbus, last week. Cause editorial dren's Shoes is the Largest and Cheap which turn out to be heavy orders for his worthless convention. goods.

The first Oswego base ball club fully recommend the Statesman. Rates of subscription Daily 810 per annum, per mouth $1. Address Statesman Publishing Company, Austin, Texas. Thirty-eight Books in one volume. Peale's Popular Educator and Encyclopedia of Reference is Minta Curry, the girl who was are going to Columbus to-morrow arrested some months ago at Se- (Friday,) to play a return game on other friends.

Dr. U. Orsborn lett on Saturday for; Washington county, he goes there to look after his farm in that county, and will probably make bis home there. Mr A. 0.

DeVere, left yesterday tor a visit to Kansas City, Chicago and New York, and will probably visit his mother in London before he returns to the beautiful west. Mr. W.J.Thomas, of Cleveland, Ohio, a railroad gentleman, called on us Friday last. He is well pleased with the looks of our country, and was very much surprised to find so many fine farms dalia for wearing men's clothing, the latter's grounds. just out.

The Educator contains E. Powell and A. II. Baker, our Implement Agents have sold laree numbers of machines est in the Uounty. We make a specialty, this season, of IVlen's Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, in all the Latest Shapes and Styles; don't buy any thing in this line until you have seen ours.

Clothing is cheaper this Spring than ever before. We can sell you Clothing Cheaper than you can buy it elsewhere. was arrested yesterday at the Wirth House and taken before the police court ou the same charge. She was fined $20 and costs, and in default of payment is now confined in the calaboose. a mine ot knowledge, it has received the highest recommendations from all classes of professional and business men.

It con for the coming harvest. A laree stock of ladies' and tains a vast amount of informa Information wanted of the mlnnpn' hats trimmed at from 25 tion relative to the interest ot to COcts each at Mrs. Landis. Give whereabouts of Hugh Cook, who left his home near Neodesha, Kansas, lately of Carthage, Mo. His and substantial improvements as her a call.

our country. It is a model work in conciseness, compactness and thoroughness. All who desire to there are in Labette county. There will be a meeting of the possess a treasury ot knowledge should examine this work. wife fears that his mind is arlect-ed.

Address, Mrs. R. Cook, Neodesha, Kansas, or to Asa F. Republican County Central Committee, at the court house in Os- All we want is for you to call and give us a chance. Remember, we sell Goods Cheap.

HALL HAGERTY. Patterson, Sternorton, nansas. Exchanges please copy. wecro. Saturday June 14th at one o'clock p.

m. All members of the Parsons Eclipse: William Mori- committee are rcciuested to be The Ladies'' Mite Social, of the Baptist church, meets at Mr. Baker's, Friday evening of this week. All are cordially invited. There are now twelve newspapers published hi Labette county.

Two of which are daily. Certainly our peoples ought to keep well posted. Now is the time to see Kansas and her broad prariesj covered with ripening and growing crops, in all its magnificence. present. J.

II. Mobkibon, Ch'ui. Jess Bkookway, Sec'y. son on Friday received judgement against the Gulf railroad company in the sura of $347- This was an action brought against the com KANSAS. OSWEGO, Going to Indiana, Ohio, and All Points South-Enst, Buy your tickets via Kansas City and the Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway to Seneca, where direct connections are made with the Kankakee Line tor Kankakee, Sheldon, Lafayette, Indianapolis, Greensburg, Law-renceburg, Cincinnati, etc.

Two express trains each way per day, via the Seneca Route or if you wish to go East via St Louis, buy Married. At the residence of pany for damages sustained oy the plaintiff having his trunk rob the brides parents, this city, June 10th 1884, by Rev. Hugh bed while at the Gulf depot in this MuBirnev, of the M. K. church, city.

r. John J. Johns, of Cherryvale, OSWIEGrO ARM AHD GREENHOUSE Four planets are now visible in and Miss Ida R. Patrick. The the evening skv.

Venus, the wedding was a quiet one, there your tickets via Indianapolis and the C. I. St. L. C.

R'y. For being but few. invited guests west shines very large and bright The bride was the recipient of while Jupiter may be seen nearly maps call on or address overhead. Not far from Jupiter many valuable presents from rel The strawberry crop proved to be a short one this year, and the berries not eo good as usual, on account of dry weather and cool nights. Fletcher chapel, of Pleasant Val-lay, will be dedicated on the 22d of June, at 10 o'clock, A.

M. A cordial invitation is extended to all. F. Bevle. the purchaser of the shines Mars, a bright red planet, atives and friends.

John Sebastian, G. South western Pass. Act. Kansas City, or S. LaFollette, W.

P. C. I. St. L.

C. Lafayette, and near it may be found Saturn, At a meeting of the Board of of a silvery hue. Education for the City of Oswe Wellington Kau. June 6. Chris go, held June 9th, the following topher George aged 16, son ot teachers were elected tor tne city Situated 3 Squares East of the Post OiUpe WE HAVE NOW ON HAND All kinds of VEGETABLE PLANTS OF THE BEST SELECTIONS.

ALSO, ALL KINDS OF Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. WILLIAM BURCH, Proprietor. BAND K1EN Bcbools for the ensuing year, to William George, a well-to do iar- old building ou the corner of 4th Ave. and Commercial street, has wit: M. Chidister Supt.

and Prin Prepare for Campaign of 1884 TK noet Pi mer living 8 miles North-east ot Wellington, was drowned yesterday afternoon while bathing. Miss Ida Mark, Miss Alice Metier, HAM) nliouiu utmu iur our fii.nr ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of BAND INSTRUMENTS, Equipments, and a UDAiryoi DAiin Miicf fV moved the building several squares west on 4th avenue. Dr. E. M.

Rockwood, has re Miss Mary Skilliug. Miss Susie Mrs. E. R. Rose has fitted up Terry, Miss Ilattie Smith, Miss CHURCH LEE, Buipn, Rot Boh naltCa 200 to 200 Wabash Av.

Chioago, III Sarah Crane, Miss Belle Metier, turned from the east, and can now her Ice cream parlors on south Commercial street and is now ready to accommodate the public Miss Molhe Charles. Schools to be found at his home in Altamont, where he will be pleased to see begin Sept. 8th. Tho executioner stood ready to slay with this cooling and palatable all his friends, and form theac dish. his victim.

Swift, Sharp, and Sure, The lightning struck the barn I0BSP3 FillEiO: auaintauce of all the new comers was to be the final blow but Coussens of Mr. Ed Wolvern, in the west 1 1 1 B. S. VAN in that part of the county. Lightning Liniment rescued the sufferer part of the city Sunday atternoon, and Contractor, plain and orna Spwssf's Bwse Coll: and in its course to the ground, it The District Court adjourned tearing lain from the arms of the tyrant Rheumatism restoring him to society a mental work done, and estimates Vat.

Apr I on Saturday, and on Monday night furnished on short notice. Parties ran over a steel square and burnt a niche out of it, and melted a useful citizen. Coussens Lightning Sheriff Lampson lett tor Leaven wanting good work done, can number of teeth out of a band saw, worth, with T. Martin the bank save money by calling on or au- Liniment, is the most popular remedy for Rheumatism, Lame Back, Sprains and Bruises. It has the largest sale of but the most remarkable lreak crook, who froes up tor 2 years, dressiuc 13.

S. Van Sant, Oswego, was that the electric fluid struck Zier Stout for foreery 1 year and KansaB. tf a small harness oil can, passing six months, and Frank Jones, col- through it making an oblong hole Ben F. Harrison, of Oswego is ored, gets 15 months. about half an inch in length, leav authorized to receive subscrip ing the can unmoved.

No further The American House has pro tions and collect money for the Oswego Republican, any one damage done. DOES NOT BEAR ON THE BREAST. Adjusts Itself to the Neck Better than any other Collar, WILL HOLD HAMES IN PLACE BETTER THAN ANY COLLAR MADE. Allows the Horse to step forward farther than a Full-Throated COLLAU DOES. wanting to pay his subscription cured a new bus, and one of the finest spans of horses in the city and are now better able than ever to accommodate their large and On Friday morning last as some any liniment in tho United States.

Doubtless there are many who have never used Coussens Honey of Tar, but all who have tried it will testify to its efficacy as a cough remedy. For relieving Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and as a means of piocuring refreshing sleep at night, as well as a permanent cure for serious complications of the throat, Coussens Honey of Tar is the unrivaled remedy. Price 50 Cents. For Sale by Dr. R.

W. Wright. April 1. 3m can leave it with him at the Post narties living near the Labette Office news depot. ford, about two miles west of fa I III 4 I im4 I kjf00 crowing custom.

Leave your or town, were passing along, they dors at the American for all Institute Notice. The La discovered the lifeless body of a trains. bette County NoTtnal Institute will man laying in a pool of water, near be held at Oswego, commencing Vol. I No. 1, of the Chetopa the edge ot the stream.

They July 7th and closing nly 30th, un der the charge of L. Torolin, took him out. and the body was Timet, has made its appearance. Chetopa now has two papers. The Times is democratic in politics, brought to town and an inquest was held in the afternoon.

A jury of twelve men were empaneled, Parsons, Conductor. J. W. Welt ner, of Chetopa, Instructor. J.

II Hill, of Emporia, Instructor. Ex edited by R. F. Brown, and is a The Young Men's Christian Association meets every Tuesdav BIIiK VIXW. nosT V1KW.

laree eight column folio, present presided over by the County Cor eveninc at their room in rear of ing well filled pages, and a clean amination will close Sept. 1st, to permit teachers to reach home on ILTO ZE3ITJIMI-BTJC3-1 Public Library. All are invited. sheet. We wish Mr.

Brown sue' cess financially, but not politically. THIS WHAT THE HUMANE SOCIETY ABOUT THIS oner, and several witnesses were examined. According to their testimony, and the verdict of the jury, was that he came to his death by means unknown to them, but it was generally supposed he Money to Loan 0 0 LLAR. On Friday last the on Personal Security or Chattlo or second nine base ball club, of OBweero. composed of our quite Office of the Humane Society of Missouri, For tho Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, ST.

LOUIS, December 18, 1883 Mortgage. Maoon Wiklin, 8m42 Oswego, Kan Saturday. We shall expect all who desire to teach in our county to be present at the Institute, and to be in at the commencement of the session. A thorough acquaintance with the school work convinces me that the help afforded by our Normal Institute is what is most needed by our teachers, to enable them to do efficient work in their school rooms. Mrs.

A. C. young men. went to Altamont, and had committed suicide by drowning. The fact was also established that his name was Ed Nichols, of Independence, by parties from there, ad that he J.

B. Sickles' Saddlry St. Louts, mo. GENTLEMEN: Having noaceu irom several nionins personal ou- A. ltCnfMim f1llnn tnatiftr 4 i ltd an.

tue aavaniagKB mo loyuuuoi vuua, a vcrmj ou- sen Oswego Markets. Butter, per lb 12-1-2 Egg's, per doz 10 Potatoes, per bu. CO niror nthArn. The nrinc nie or tne couar is an excellent one i was wanted in that place for some played the Altamont club on their grounds, defeating the latter by a heavy score. Oswego boys 64, Altamont 27.

How is that for Oswego. The Oswego baBe ball club played the Columbus club, at the fair grounds in this city on Friday afternoon last. This was quite and if nronerlv fitted I believe it will prevent dialing and otber ail- misdemeanor. On examination BAKEE, Co. Sup't.

Beans. 2 OOto 250 N. B. Those desiring to take of his body, there was found no marks of violence. In his pockets were found three dollars and Chickens, per doz 2 50 boarders during the Norm.

Inst, are requested to leave their names TurkeyB, live woightt, per lb and board rates with.the Co. Sup't. STOCK AND GRAIN. Corn, per bu 40 ments produced oy conars, mua uiieviiituiK imn ui mo luuiug which draft animals are subjected. Respectfully, JOHN H.

HOLMES, Special Agent Humane Society. jfiiTYou can't get thisCollnr only at WM. SAN FORD'S, who man ufactures Raddles and Harness, also Boots and Shoes, and dealer In first-dees Eastern made Boots mid Shoes. Remember the place, WILLIAM SANFORDS', On the Corntr ef Commercial and 5th Avenue, OSWEGO, KAJi. twenty-five cents in silver, but no papers of any kind.

The deceased was supposed to be about 40 or 45 years of age. The remains were taken charge of by under for your sweet Go to Burch's potato plantB. Wheat, per bu 70 to 90 Oats, per 25 to an interesting game and was witnessed by a large number of our citizens. The score was Oswego 29, Columbus 17. There is no use talking, Oswego has the boss club of Southern Kansas.

Hogs, gross 400 to 0 25 Ladies approve of your smoking taker Beyle, and intered at the Bool Cattle, groos. 6 00 Little Joker. expense of the county..