The Oswego Weekly Republican from Oswego, Kansas • 5

Married, Nov. 20th, by Rev. From Wednesday's Daily. WEEKLY EEPtfBLICAH Joint Ellioti at his residence, Hon. N.

B. Moore, of Okmulgee, Iud. Hud Mth. A. It.

Urate, of WAR! Glorious weather. News items are street than ever. OSWEGO, KJIXNOV. 24, 882 Tallahassee Micsion Judge Moore is one ot the foremost men of Lis people, having long fillet From Monday's Daily. with rare ability a teat on the Supreme bench of the Creek Nation.

Mrn Crate was bor in the Indian Tenit ry, and except ing the time spent iu an Eastern school completing her education, Mr. Sampson Davis, of Labette, is in the cuy. Land buyers from the east continue to arrive. Mr. Geo, S.

McDole, of Mound Valley, in the city. Our merchants are still complaining of dull times. For the lowest price in grocer ies call on Reed Co. Billy Adams is v.siting fiiends at I-ort Scott this week. has always lived with the Indians.

She speaks the Creek language, ami lik her lamented father. Kev. S. Robertson, and her Another fine dr.y. Mr.

II. C. McCIf Hand, of Alt. scont, called to-day. Dr.

Dana, of Vuiita, is in the city to-day on hafiinet-s. J. L. Jones, of Cecil, was trading in the city to-day. The railroad coal miners at Pittsburg threaten a strike.

Mr. W. II. Moore, of Montana, made ns a pleasant call to-day. For intereNtiriir State news read honored grandfather, Dr.

Woos ter, is perfectly devoted to the work of Indt.in education. For eight years she has be -n a suc tJih If you want groceries at low cessful teacher at Tallahassee, and now that she has married Judge Moore we feel assured the iiiiioii will result in it-ore etrcuglh, prices call on Iteed Co. Mr. Thomas -cott, of Liberty, is trading in the city to-day. Mr.

Leander Haines, of Elm more faith, more patience, more love and more zeal, and these forever'nore. Grove township, is in the city. Frank James will be ariaigned the Topeka Sun ay Morning Capita. Mr. J.

W. David started to St. Ldnis on the alt'Tuoon tr.un tort ay. Judge Henderson and A. D.

5ellis, of Parsons, are in the citv to-day. Aurora Borealis had her at Kansas City on the 27th inst. From Tuesday's Daily. Pigsfeet, Mackeral, White fish, 3n a a. MI etc.

can be found at Reed Co's. Indian summer in eari.est to day. Th first party of the Parsons on the Congress will assemble Soeial Club will be given to-night. 4th of December. Oswego needs some more live decbred war on high prices and sho 'dy goods, and takes this as one of the ways to inform the Pnblie ef tkf ismess men to engage inu-farturaig.

Kansas is only northern Has fact. GENTS BOOTS, and SHOES, HATS and CAPS, aatf He has the largest and finest stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS ever brought to Southern Kansas. "fours'' on about five o'clock this morning. Moody, the angelist, is very ill at Cambridge, with nervous prostration. Onr grocervmen are falUng of losing their Gtoreg at 8 o'clock in the evening.

Dr. Connor came down from Labette Cify to-day to attend to gome business mat. era. Mate that has a colored man tor a State officer. The largest stock and best varieties oi groceries can be ton-id at Reed Co's.

87 Who will send in our Thanks giving turkey this year. Don't The protracted meetings are being 1 attend d. Parsons fo'ks are having fun catching eoa! thieves. The t'ukeyn are beginning to roo higher inftn ev r. Mr.

S. A. Curl, of Fairview, among our inau callers. Sneak thieves are reported in the city L-ok out them. No ntattei ho rJ limes are, the waes of tsiuare never reduced Our marshal and justices don't se to be very busy at present.

vbT. Considerable wheat brought to town and all is bring our mills only ONE PRICE for every Man, Woman and Child. He has marked dowa arerythiBg Itv ttt tla beats all speak at once. Mrs. Mc Adams, of Chetopa, is in the city visiting her daughter, rs.

John Mump. Bring your job work to this office woere it w'il be done with neatness and dispatch, at reason' able fates. oar neighbor's pretended cost mark business all to pieces. Judge I Davis, of Pars hib, was iu lie city yesterday attending court. Mr.

Geo. Thornton, of Pal sons, I is in the city sarve. ing aud sitiiigj ore rushed with work. Col. E.

C. Ward and Judge A. T. Tyler, of Parsons, are in the city attending District Court. John and Lewis Goodwin and James SaflVl, of Kingston, were in the city to-day on business.

Mr. Tarranoe Conner, of Leavenworth, is in the city the uet of Dr. and Mrs Tu jker. England does not want Turkish commission sent to Caiio, for reasons best known to lertself. Our farmers are improving time by gathering their cri and digging potatoes tin se fine J.

J. -PLANNELLY ii A. G. Drake, wife and chi of Ch topa, are visiting in tue ci.y. toe gnests of Mr.

Geo. comer. Nothing in the line of amusement for this week tht we have heard of. Mr. kS.

G. Braught made the llKPUCLTCAN pleasant call this King and family. W. II. Henry and wife, of Hal lowell, were in the city this morn Call and sss as.

It will pay yow, as onr prists and finest store south of Kansas City. WE KEEP NO SHODDY GOODS. Has the largest away down. ing pui chasing furniture and other are household goods. Mr.

N. A. Woods, of Montana township, will accept the thanks ot the Rkpcblican office for a in ot iiing. People who desire a good local paper ishould tell us everything they know. "Old Reed Co's.

delivery mare, died last night of lung fever. Os vpgo Command try of Knights Templar meet at the masonic hall basket ot very line apples. Jas. Sponable and Dan S.vkes are building a substantial corn- is now red hot you to coma to CHETOPA and pur The DRY GOODS WAR chase your winter supplies. It will pay Yours truly, on Mr.

hponable larm Fa.rview township this week. New York Buckwheat flour, Mr. D. Williams, of the Labette county nursery, took a trip west to-day on the 'Frisco rond. Capt.

C. F. Smith, oi oe treasurer of thi county but now residing in Chicago, is in the city today. 8orae of onr yonng people, should compete foi the prize offered by the Itntledge Monthly in this issue. "Most of our merchants are having the summer awni-gs taken down from in front of tUeir business houses.

Mr. T. J. Skinner, of Columbus, Mr. Chas.

E. dimming, of the J. J. FLANNFXLY, Chetopa, Kansas. Miiple Street, between Fourth and JFiftli streets.

6t. Loui Tjpe 1-ountiry, called ou the F. M. Smith, one of the legal li-htu of Cheicpa, is in the city attending court. Keeker's self raising Buckwheat flour, and the best of Maple and New Orleans mol sses, at Reed Co's Capt.

J. Ii. Rowley, the genial cor espoudent and travejng agent of the. Kansas City Times, is in the city in the interest of that paper. There will be services ai the.

Baptist Church in this city on next Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7 p. Subject at morning "Spirtualism Ancient and Modern." 1868 1882. Mi.

L). -1. Geariirt, of Mount came ovri Saturday and has beeL ttKHt)t is delivering Kome eiy fine prairie hay in town. Rev. C.

McCreary and wife, E. T. READ of Clietopa, were in the city to nay, guests of Rev. Elliott. DEALER The Mammoth Weekly coutains more aud better reading matter than any paper iu the county.

Daniel Pt'affand Richard Baker two of the substantial farmers of Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Mrs. Carver put her little s'x year old boy in charge of the conductor on the Missouri Pacific today with ordeis to deliver him in Laven worth. The following couples have been married by Nelson Case, Probate Judge, at Oswego, Kansas Oct. 18, 1882, William F. Gross and Leanna Wilcox; Nov.

l'J, 1882, Geo-ge Brown and Lizzie Robinson; fov. 14, 1832, Charles M. Rinker and Lue Duulap; Nov. 21, 1882, Stanfor I Dillard Frances Cooper; Nov. 21, 1882, Martin Douglas and Eva Beard.

Liberty township are in the city trading. Why don't our merchants advertise their goods, and secure the trade that is being drawn to her places. Mr. Fivd PerkiuH, one of the live farmers of Os ego township, made us a pleasant cali (his alter-noon and ubscribed for the Mammoth Week I Mr. Frank Anderson, the genial iitin; friends in the cify.

He returned heme this morning. The Oswego Dramatic Club will hold the boards at the opera house two nights during Christina week with change of programme the second night. Messrs Judon and Joseph Wilson, of Mound Vallev township, were in the city to-day and purchased two of the fine wagons ot Co, General Porter, the Roscoe Conkiing of the Creeks, came up to see Judge Moore married today; also Dr. Williams, aud Sam Brown, of Woalaka. The attentions shown hy the people of Kansas during the past week to the widow of John Brown were in every way creditable to the State with whose name and history the grim old martyr's fame is so closely associated.

Since the big flopover Kales of Confederate bonds are being dailv wade at the stock boards in San Francisco. A few daya ago were sold at $2 50 per thousand cash and $10,000 at $2 50 seller ninety days. What is to be substituted for the Thanksgiving tin key be IRON AND STEEL, WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL DEALERS IK Hardware, Cuttlery, Guns WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF OOODS PERTAINING TO OUP TRADE. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Iron, Wagon Timber, Barb Wire Pumps and Builders Hardware. We manufacture all kinds of Tin ware.

We make a epeeialty AND STOVE TRIMMINGS. and accomplished traveling sales The season is very backward. Grass is still green and Thanks jiuau for lliud.nau, Moody giving is onlv a week off. Wheat STORE, NUMBER 9 BANK BLOCK, is sprouting, overcoats are not fashionable aud good Christian women wbo own sealskin cloaks are predicting the destruction of of Kansas City, made the KLPUii-lican a pleasant cail. "I'll sprhig-tiuie longings are past and gone, the passions ot summer no longer are known, the hai vest is gathered, and autumn stands, serenely thoughtful, wilh folded hands." No wonder there was so much the world.

These things, howev er, do not mark the season as s'ronujy as the absence of the winter poet. A good snow storm wonld bring him out of his soul OSWEGO, KANSAS. Rep'iring Neatly and Promptly Executed. and set free the streams of his all scratching iu Pennsylvania the other They raised 11- ,000,000 bushels ot' buckwheat 'this ai: enough to set the whole With Fourteen eaip riencd in the Store trade In this lucaftl) we are nrepart to sh JusTwhat you want. Good good bounding poesy.

Under these ci renins an we are. prepared to stand warm weather right along. Oswego Markets. Reported by L. Sawyer Co.

Butter, per 30to Egg-s, per doz 20 IVtatoes, per bu 50to 00 Turnij per bu 20to 25 countn to scraicuiug tiKe mau. TLe faiin house of J. S. Gulick, of Labetie township, togeiber wilh its contents was totally destroyed by tire last Saturday. A defective fJue was the ca se of ii.

The loss i put 600, with an insurance of lo0. comes now a serious mat er. Tbr Hcarcityand high price make the housekeeper with limited means sigh lest tradition mus go djwn before pocket book. The aurora borealis was visible this morning in the northern portions of the firmament. The display was quite brilliant and was a beautiful one.

Shafts of soft pink and yellow light shot up towaid the zenith and were there distributed into space. The scene attracted the attention of many observers who rise iu the early morn that eell upon the i- rn merits, and do not compel us to resort to theunr pled method of crying down other, people's Stoves in order to sell ur ovn. Give its ct cail and we will guarantee you willgct T1kJ ue received for every dollar invested. .50 50to (5 Onions, Dr. F.

C. Steingravc, oi Bluff- Oswego agon Manufactory, At the crossing of the Frisco on Ohio treat, Kansas agreeable. ton, Ohio, made us an Beans Cabbage, per head. 2 00to2 50 4to 5 40to 50 2 25to2 50 1 COtol 20 Sorghum, per gal. Chickens, per dez Turkeys, per pair.

Kansas Oswego, Call attention to onr facilities for Manufacturing the to-day. The Doctor is here looking toi a location. He is well pleased with ihis part of the Slate and we hope he will decide to locate with us. "God bless the man who sows the wheat, wtio finds us mUk, and fruit and meat; may his purse be heavy, his heart be light, his cattle and com, and all, i-o right. God bless the seeds his hinds let fall, for the farmer he must feed us all." Nothing is ever lost by beiug ple-tsant and agreeable.

You ask for twt pounds 'of steak no more, STOCK AND GKAIN. Corn, per bu 3oto 3S Wheat, per tu 75to 80 Hogs, gross 5 00tc5 50 Beef Cattle, gross. 3 00 St. Lcuia Markets Wheat, No 2 red, 94cts. Corn, 66 cents.

Oats, 35 Cattle native shipping steers, 5.75; The publishers of Rntledge's Monthly offer twelve valuable rewards in their Mon hly for December, among which is the following: We will give 820.00 in gold to the person telling ns how many verses there are in the New Testament Scriptures (n the New Revision) by December 10th, 1882. Should two or more correct answers be received, the reward will be divided. The'monev will be forwarded to the winner December 15th, 1882. Persons on. Wag1 Oswego in less.

AMie uurener growjs MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO. Grand Offer for the next 60 day3 Only. $850 Square Grand Piano for only $245 "DY A KTO CJ' VT Q1 MMmtflrmt c. Bntkhed, (rfonm. 7 Oe1 JTj.xi.ilU ul XJjLl Ol'S full pttvot cntu' grffff, otir BPr ptni oreritninn Kale, ttful carred legs and lyr hry Mrpenttne ut Isrg tsacj foil hva frams.

French Grand Actla( Grand Hammcra. la fact, erery Improvement which can li aay wif imi the perfection of tht lnimctm baa been added. Oub Pkicji for tbla tnitrtnenti and 4eltTed rm Nwrd ear at 5ew Tork. with OIC Oft flae Piano Cover. SiJ and Boo, only iJitJ.WU Jast reduced from our late Whqi.pial.

ACTORT Pirn, $213. fur DATS OKLT. Thla la Irj the GRBATtbT Baboaix ever offered the motfl pnbftn. TJnprecednnred aicceMl Tretnendloni demaodl tbla style! Send In roar order at once. Do not lone this rare opportunity.

This Piano wl.l be'aeitt on 15 day teat trial, ne'ase send refference If you do not seed money wilh etik Cab sent wtth order will be refunded and fretgtrt cbrgfi paid by ui both way if Piano i nn JoK aa reprrav ted Serrl othar apeclla barg-aln: Piano 1J np Over 1S.000 to ana. aad not one d1aaUfld snrcltaa Don't fatl to w'rlte as before buying. nndslne Illustrated Piano catalogue, mailed free, gtrtag tte blfb best cows, 4 00; chuice Texanst4.50. -ILgs Yorkers, 6.30; mixed packing, 6 50; batchers, 6.75. trvine for the reward roust send he can rut off just two which is the best and tiTfh test ifitilnng wdgon manufactured' in' the west.

'We iuvite inspection, knowing that our workmanship is unequalled in point of excellence and adaption to the. needs of the Kansas farmers We warrant the Oswego Wagon to be luadtof cound well Seasoned timber. If any part gives ut or breaks down, by default of material or workmanship within one year, we hind ourselves to make it good at our shop in Oswego, pi place of sale. SIIOTLIFF. Co, 20 eentu in silver tno nosfaffe 'pounds, and yOU leave nun thor- stamps taken) with their ou-hly vexed.

At the next shop Go to David's to yonr ie-for which they will ree.ive thelthema. of meat hears your re I gv Tg Christmas Monfhlv, which the i quest with nurufSed visage, cuts I auo name and address of the winner; off a pound and a half, slaps Warranted boots and shoes at of the reward and the correct! into the scale and out again in Sawyer's. answer will be published. This double quick time, rolls it up neat-1 New American, Howe and New may be worth $20 to yon; cut it: ly and sas. with a sweet smile, 8ewing machines at Davids.

-O- We do a general repairing business-on Haks, Buggies, Carriages, and testlmonlale ever awarded any piano manufacturer. Every piano ful'y waranted for year. SBEST HrBIC at oe third prtoe. Cauioraef 1.000 cho'ee piece of popular Mode east ft jfCTTEtfEOH riATO CO. T.

O. Fbl T-Zt, for Tjii Cry out. Aaaress Kntieage Jionmiy vusi iu puuu, maau. Publishing Enston, Penna. -1 the man who succeeds.

Christmas Toys at Ke wlon's. 81 Wagon on the ghotfiit notice and guarantee satisfaction in every particular..