The Oswego Weekly Republican from Oswego, Kansas • 5

i 1 mi i ages, different conditions as to Miss Virgie Read who has been The loledo Weeklp Blade (Isasby WEEKLY EEFUTBUCA1T Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The house is entirely reliable, and if you wish to get exactly what you visiting her parents in this city paper), has reduced its price to The largest stock and bent va rietie8 of groceries can be found at Reed Co's. 87 All Sorts of Paragraphs. health and soundness are profuse ly scattered through the book. One of the most valuable feat for the past few weeks, returned One Dollar.

For so large a paper, OSWEGO, AX. 19, 8S3 order, you cannot do better than to school at 03age Mission yes- this is the boldest 6tep in the his uresofthe book is its treatment terdav. tory of journalism. everybody From Thursday's Daily. Married.

Januarv 11. 18S3 at the should take it. It is the best and support of all trne law abiding citizens, regardless of party Mr. King will go to Parsons the first of this week to investigate this matter. The prohibitionists of Parsons have retained Hon T.

C. Cory to assist the county attorney in the whisky prosecutions in that city; and the fit.ti of Perkins, Morrison Bowman have been retained to assist him in like "Where do all the Boston and Harvard boys was a question and care of animals, in health and in disease. The most approved, residence of the brides mother in cheapest paper in the world. 2s as- the best and most successful meth tt bv's Letters from Europe are LU11 IjI LI 1 1 I 1 I send to them for your seeds, and yon may depend upon it you will get the best that the market can supply. Their seeds have become known over the entire civilized world for purity and fertility, aud have gained for them an enviable reputation.

Their annual seed cat asked the other day. "Out west to raise cattle, sothattho country boys may have a chanco to como ods of feeding, earn and treatment worth more than the price of the born, Justice of the peace, Mr. are given briefly and plainly. If paper, sena lor a specimen. oee John S.

Clark and Miss Angelina to town' was the reply. advertisement elsewhere. there is anything of importance Gillette. omitted it has escaped our atten "Jane," said a father, "I thought should they occur, at this end of A young lai at Iola was shot in From Monday's Daily. the line.

We are g'ad the friends the head the other day, but al Governor (Hick's message, is square toed against prohibition. Another beautiful day overhead, but oh the mud down this way. Mr. H. Ballentiue and J.

II. Ilogue, of Montana were in the city this afternoon. Mrs. G. Demorest, of Carthage, Mo.

came over on the noon train to-day and is the guest of Mrs. I. W. Patrick ami family. Mr.

C. H. Fowler the leading tion. We regard it superior to anything of the kind in print. It is a very large book, containing of prohibition mean business, am though the bullet is still in there, you hated stingy people, and yet your young man "Why pa, who Raid he was stingy?" Oh nobody, replied pa, "only I could see he was a little close as I passed you may soon hear a general at Plenty of snow again.

Our ice men have got up a good alogue just issued for 18S3, is replete with information and beautifully illustrated, will be sent free on application. From Wednesday's Daily. the nhvsicians say there is a tack all along the line. supply of five-inch ice. chance for his recovery.

The Kansas j-ouugster is an exception through the room." nearly 1200 pages. Wo recommend it to our friends for wo believe it to be just what every farmer needs. Sold by subscription only. From Tuesday's Daily. Judge Purviance has a slight at to medical as well as other rules.

tack of rheumatism. The Germans are not so very ar out of the way in calling death There was plenty of five-inch Hon. J. S. Waters left last nigh for the Kansas menagerie.

Mr. Bart Temple left yesterday ice ou the river this week, and a "Tod," Tod has been the death of Corn and wheat, are looking up. Remember the union services this week. Buckwheat cakes are order for his old home in Tennessee. Undertaking in all its branches good many idle men and teams in The rain this afternoon got a great many people.

at David's. Mr. and Mrs. J. 13.

Montgomery town. Don't grumble gentlemen, away with the sleighing iu a hur grain and lumber merchant at Al-tamont made us an agreeable call this moming. Mr. Win. Keirsey, who ha been lor some time past confined to his bed with pneumonia, is started yesterday on a visit to A good New Orleans molasses you should have put up your sup now.

IT- their old home in Tennessee. at 00 cents, best GO cent tea in ply of ice while there was plenty. Hepler has a paper called the Wont the boys slay the rabbits the market, Imperial, Younr Hv Mr. 11. S.

Temple lias sold his Mrs. Mary McGill of the Indcpen- Leader. son, Japan or Black at Liggetts. now! The five cent bounty gives tint was the successful bidder bakery and stand t0 Mr" IL Jan 15. them encouragement.

Osage Mission is to have- an Dunham. yesterday for the county printing. Capt. Samuel Fellows, a former other newspaper. Lookout for a big emigration to tkI pla by ero," wroto a St.

Louy belle to a Chicago Professor: who immediately wroto her, saying that ho believed she alo spelled that way. "Whistlers aro always good natured," naid a philosopher. Everybody knows that. Its the folks who have to listen to tli whistling that get ugly. A lady of irascible temper ask We wish to employ five or six good agents to canvas? for choice citizen of this citv, but now of Oswego and Labette county this Mr.

Nelson Allen, of Tarsous, The Commissioners acted wisely There were twelve accessions in the matter by giving all news- to the M. E. church in this city books. Cbukcii Suydam. season.

is in the city visiting his brother cw Pittsburg, is in the eity to day. papers in the county a chance to yesterday. Oswego, Jan. 188.. tf Frank.

The present prospects are that say hat they could do the work Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Wilson re It is a trood time now to be get the snow will not stay with us very Rev. C.

II. McCreery, of Cheto- for. There were five bids opened turned from their visit at Colum long this time. pa, was up to hear the "University and all of them had bid reasona- bus on the noon train to-day. ting the garden ground ready for spring work.

Let the manure pile be made and pat in a convenient ed George Fclwyn why women The thickest ice put up by our Singers" last night. blylow. Had the old J.oard ot Notwithstanding the inclemen ice men was seven inches. That's Mr. D.

W. Friend is building a are made of the rib. "Indeed I can't say," was the replj-, "unless place for working with the plow orf-pade. The ground cannot be commissioners given tne news- cy 0f tne weather, our me chants papers of the county a chance to are haTinff a good trade from the neat veranda to his house on a pretty good freeze for this lati tnde. It bo that the rib is the most crook North Commercirl street.

bid on the printing one year ago country to-day. ed part of the body." Wanted Every man iu Labette county who expects to borrow money on either personal security or chattel mortgage security during the year to call at trie office of D. II. Mays. Money always furnished on the day of appliealion.

Gentlemanly treatment guaranteed. waxted. 5,000 Bushels of White Corn wanted at the mill of the Oswego Manufacturing Company. An extra price will be paid for choice Some of our nog men became a G. W.

Bird Co. are paying 85 the county would have saved at Several persons outside the "What would voii do, Mr. if little excited yesterday and paid least one thousand dollars. We your wife asked Mrs. I).

pale of the church were baptized cents a bushel for wheat at their mill. six cents per pound for hogs on commend the present Board of Mr. M. (who is very methodical) while skating on the river yester foot. I would bury her.

The Oswego Social Club will day. J. W. Marley has recently re have another meeting at the opera The Commercial house now louse on next Friday night. ceived a lot of fine chickens and pigs, and is going into the fine Oswego Markets- Reported by L.

Sawyer Co runs a free hack to and from all trains. Mr. Hall is bound to make Our young friend Mr. M. E.

Wil- hominy corn. stock business on a small scale. Butter, per lb 20 to the Commercial a success. iams is studying Blackstone in LgJTS 20 Commissioners for their impartial action in this case. Some of our city stores are constantly annoyed by children coming to the doer and asking for cards, empty boxes and that sort of tilings.

The clerks are, of course, down on the youngsters, and the warfare never ends. The other day a little girl opened a store door and, sticking her head IIon.D. A. Millington, editor of the office of Jess Brock way. so Potatoes, per lni.

Pigsfeet, Mackeral, White fish, etc. can be found at Reed Co's. Mr. J. G.

Murphy, one of the ading hardware men of Alta worked too early if it is fit. Married, at Oswego, Kansas on Jan. 11, 1S.S.I, by Nelson Case, Probate Judge, Milton Mosser and Calla 1 Jradshaw, both of Labette county. Also, John A. Fas-tabend, of Colorado Springs and Sarah A.

PortruiM, of Parsons. At the Annual meeting of the Ladies Society of the Presbyterian church, the following ofiicers were elected: Mrs. .1. M. Bowman, President.

Mrs. Liggett, Vice- President. Miss F. Iieckel, Secretary. Mrs.

J. Elliott, Treasurer. Mrs. Liggett, Perkins, True and Miss Sinims, plain work committee. Mrs.

Cirpeuter, Hagerty, Bowman and Miss Carver fancy work committee. Some persons with a great deal Mr. Dorman is making prepara Turnips, per lni 75to UOto fiOto f0t the Winfield Courier was in the eity yesterday attending the railroad meeting. tions to build a largo two story mont, made us a pleasant call this 70 70 New American, Howe and New Home sewing machines at Davids. irick residence in Tibbetts' addi afternoon.

Onions Beans Cabbage, por head. Mr. Major's treated the Repub 2 00to2 ro 7tolO tion this spring. Mr. John A.

Wilson, brother of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Scott, of La Sorglium, perp'd 40to fiO Mr.

Robt. Wilson of Oswego in, called out "oay, mister, nave Chickens, per do, 2 00 bette City, listened to the "Uni township, and Mr. Luther Christy both of Richland county, Ohio, Turkeys, live weight per lb (J you got any empty boxes'?" said the clerk, not very politely. versity Singers," at the opera house, last night. STOCK AND fSKAIN arrived in the city on last Corn, per bu There will be a masquerade ball "Got any cards?" "No." "Got any almanacs?" "No." "Got any empty bottles?" "No." "Got any mt niic'' "Vn "Tlir c.d" liOMt, per Im oto SO Hog- gross 00 Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Allen made at the opera house on Friday lican office to a sack of excellent pea-nuts nicely and evenly "Dock" never does things on the halves. Remember the prohibition convention to be held at the Court house in this city on Saturday, January 127th. Let all the friends of the prohibition canse come out at that time and bring their friends with them. The whisky men have began to Beef Cattle, gross 00 a trip to uuetopa yesterday.

night, Jan. 20, for particulars call on C. A. Wilkin, secretary. St.

Lcuis Markets Frank returned alone and left his ficlfllav presses tor sale or rent by T. D. Aylsworth, Oswego. 9tf 100,000 Awaiting investment through Winton Dealing's Loan Agency. Loans made at 0 and 7 per cent, interest per annum.

Long or short tiuie. Old mortgages will not interfere with the negotiating of a new loan. We also loan on personal property. SeSFine residence for sale, lot 100x140 feet, good house with 7 rooms, good barn, well, cistern, wood-shed and all kinds of fruit. The improvements are all sub stantial and in perfect order for price inquire ot II.

Nixon, wtf "No" yes no yes you miser Wheat, No 2 re.l, wife and baby with her parents Mr. J. M. Thomas, of Cherokee Com, l.T cent Oats, cents. county went to Atoka, I.

to 3uy a car load or two of stock logs. able little wretch," and the clerk Hew out of the dour, bat the young ster was up the next alley making faces at him, and he came back madder than lie had been since his salary was reduced. Cattle native shipping steer.s, est cows, 1.00; choice to remain a week or two visiting. Major Cunningham has returned from a trip to Pittsburg, Kansas. He is enthusiastic regarding the future of that place, and says he has rented a store room Hogs Yorkers, 0.15; mixed packing, The services at the Baptist G.L'o; butchers, (...

church will close to-night, and Kl- tremble in their boots, and if some of them are not playing checkers with their noses in side of thirty days we'll miss our guess. er Daniel the pastor will go to From Saturday1 Daily. ndependence to-morrow to hold a irotracted meeting at that place. The prohibitionists mean business and will "fight it out on this line if it takes all summer." IMP OR TAXT TICK. We wish to close all our book Mr.

and Mrs. J. K. Pa vis after trying their fortunes in Columbus accounts, either by cash or note. THE TOLEDO Weekly Blade! (NARBY'S PAPER.) Some of our subscribers at Md.

Valley complain that they do not there to get possession March 1st. School commenced in the new school building to-day with a large attendance. The balding is one of the finest arranged for school purposes in the state. Rev. C.

T. Daniel, of the Baptist church, baptized six persons in the Neosho river yesterday. One of the candidates being a lit less brains than impudence, are seeking to lay the blame of the acquittal of Pate on Judgd Orsborn, by reportingthat he secured their acquittal by selecting a jury of all anti-prohibitory men, if these parties know that Squire Orsborn has nothing to do with selecting a jury after the first panel is drawn; when they are excused or objected to, then the entire matter lays with the constable. Dr. Jarnett's lecture at the court house on last Tuesday night was one of those rare intellectual treats that we seldom have the opportunity of enjoying the Dr.

is a ripe scholar, a close student and a profound reasoner. His lecture showed conclusively the force and power of education, that it was essential to the well being and happiness of mankind, and was gradually but surely elevating them to a higher plane of civilization. Tli lecture was well received by the large audience. Rain and hail last night. The hens are still on a sfrike.

Quite a variety of weather this week. A little cool for a bright clear day. Our ice men are still harvesting receive the Weekly Republican and Parsons for the past year, have concluded to return to Oswego, which place they will make their home in the future. Roll of Honor for District No. 72, third month: Birdie Bryan 99, till the week after its publication JSEW TERMS; Our weekly edition is invariably put into the Post Office at this Year.

$1.00 Per place on Thursday evening and should reach Mound Valley on the noon train Friday, the same day If parties concerned will take heed to this call, they will save us the trouble of sending individual statements. E. T. Read Beo. jan4dw4 New York Buckwheat flour, Hecker's self raising Buckwheat flour, and the best of Maple and New Orleans molasses, at Reed Co's.

I have for sale two of my new patent hay presses. Call and see them. Tnos. I). Aylswokth.

Oswego, Kan. 8 tf Goto David's to get your repairing done. 10 LARGEST, BEST and CHEAPES WEEKLY IX THE WORLD. tle seven-year-old daughter of the officiating clergyman. Frank Jackson and wife returned from his old home in Connecticut this morning.

He says he is satisfied to stay in Kansas awhile longer, as the weather has been much colder there than he ever experienced in this sunny clime. With I lie mlvptit of nrw pi'tfi-cttim iirlmlnc ma- ice. Mr. W. F.

Ilamman, of Altamont was among our many callers today. Mr. J. C. Murphy, of Altamont, slipped and fell breaking his leg between theaukle and knee.

The south bound passenger train on the Missouri Pacific was several hours late to-day. At the rate our population is increasing Labette will soon be the second county iu the state, and t'liltirry Into imr luiKlni'ss, urc riiiHMinijrPil ti HfVf wr run tuiri THKlully i Hiry nut Iouji rlim-Min itali to Im nihil in- Whi.KU IH.AKK 'llici Mmli-tirtlliris. w'l -tilil. for thr vrrjr low rlir nt )I Carrie Patrick 99, Charlie Bryan 98, Bertie Sykes 98, Charlie Wool-ven 97, Sarah Hodgin 90, Lilly Shrout 96. The following example lias been handed us for the teachers of Labette county to solve "If a board is twenty feet long, one foot wide at one end and two feet wide at the other end, how far from the small end must the board be cut so as to have the same number of feet in each piece.

IMtLXAU VKAIl. While a "iMIiir Weekly" li no if I hinK. It Im lu'vor Ix'fori' n'lrnipti'rt liy ny ulillcliiT In III rounlry to 1urnlli larif nml ho (rooil tt uk I lie Hi.aIik for our ilollnr per year l'iHHriUi'nlly tin! annoiiiii-etin'iil wi now twikr will lir Ktarllliiu Jo tlir nrw xuim IriiltTiiliy- We lln'W fore Imlill) mid dn lHrc tli'it Irum Htnl ofliT Oil ilstr tlic of tlir Wkkki.y 111 nr. hIisII I to any and all. rli li Mid pour, isi-pnld by mall, dellvifd your door, rn.lt wrrr, onk Dollaii run k.ab.

needles and oil at Machine David's. Wc do not CBlrulalr to reduce In any way. ell hrr In If you want groceries at low prices call on Reed Co. Our Representatives. Hon.

tiinntlly or quality, Inn on tin; contrary flmll continue lomnko lniprovenienia at every opportunity, aa lia alwaya liei our rule. The Hi.nnv lonr-hold nere.Alty In every nook and miner i 'li. and nowhere can koiiiik'Ii reading I. ad 1 i money. Any one of aur vo ui J.

S. Waters is chairman of the Card Photos $2,50 Orsborn's per dozen. committee' on printing, and he is, price of year miwrrlptioii. ine i-fiie Kxilu" will run 11 whole yciir, mui Nanhy never lm.ti Irtve value ree.elved, Jut are how much wc Rive also, on the committee on engross one dollar: In the first place we puhllli All the ed bills. Hon.

J. II. Crichton is chairman of the committee on municipal indebtedness, and is on the commit Then there am the Serial. 1'oety. Stork-.

Mlm-clla-nv, Voutm' Kolkn' Department, CorrcHjxiudeDce from ail world, the best KditurlaU In the Kniillidi lanpunue. Science. liellston. 1'olltle. (very reliable) mid finally the liest lloiiRchuld Department for the ladies ever published, all of hich, If printed In hook form, would, durliin the year, make a library worth one humlre''.

dollars. At one dollar we uliouid doiiole A meeting of old Soldiers to organize a Grand Army of the Republic Post, was called to order by II. W. Pond, J. V.

C. Dept. Commander and the following memhers were duly elected and installed ofiicers of Oswego Post No. i. A.

li. Commander, J. F. Hill. S.

V. J. C. Patterson. J.

V. Chas Woodford. Adjt. David Gcff. Q.

Geo. P. Hall. A. C.

Loper. O. D. H. David.

O. Joseph Bates. S. David Snowberger. Q.

M. P. M. Cretors. Post meets 1st and 3d Saturdays in each month.

All old soldiers are cordially invited to be present at the next meeting. Recruits will bo received as Charter Members for .30 days. David Goff, Adjt. Oswego, Jan. 10, 1883.

ABSTRACTS Of title to any piece of land in Labette titles examined, conveyancing of all kinds made speciality. Win. Wood, for the past ten years deputy register of deeds, has charge of that department. There are two notary public's in the office. You can save money by calling upon us for such work.

Winton Deming. our circulation within a year, and Mi-ill Hiapiomi- tees on Judicial apportionment and revision of the laws. Hon. G. W.

Gabriel is on the committees on municipal corpora ed If do not We cannot allow a rabli cotiiitilloh for nilaiiiB cluh at thi price, hut ill allow One Hue copy for Km-i Huh of Ten, and hv the way. a chili of ten Is eaxly rained for the lliade. want every friend to rnlac at leaat one rlult of ten, ami thereby secure vour own copy free. do not receive fraction of a year at thU hut allot time aulwi-rlhera should remit at the rate uf ten cent per month. Wo cheerfully end hieciiiicn copies ul the lihide to any tions aud penitentiary.

A book for the FARMER and STOCKMEN entitled, "The Amer the paper is dated. Our monied men ought to begin to stir themselves aud secure some manufacturing establish-, ments here this season. By a little extra effort and a few thousand dollars, we couldhave a foundry and machine shop, and a woolen and cotton mill. With the present railroad facilities, and the prospect of two more roads this season, is enough encouragement for anyone to invest their means in manufacturing. Who will make the move.

It is related that several of our Oswego young gentlemen were being entertained by the maternal parent of the mansion, owing to the plethora of young men present, and said maternal parent after eulogizing the various accomplishments of her handsome aud attractive dsughters, said "she was so glad that none of her daughters used "You bet, we don't interrupted her youngest hopeful in an emphatic manner, and the gentlemen present were thoroughly convinced that slang was unknow to at least one household in Oswego. Several parties from Coffey ville, Winfield and other points west, were in the city yesterday in the interest of the Chicago, Oswego Western Railroad. They were in consultation with the leading railroad men of this city, the most of the afternoon. W6 have not learned what was done at the meeting but will give it to the public as soon as we are advised of the facts. We desire to call attention to the advertisment in another column of D.

M. Ferry Detroit, the great seedsmen, whose mammoth establishment is one of the sights of the chief city of Michigan. They do the largest business in their trade in the United States, reaching even across the the best square meal at 25 cents, go to Mrs Greys. I have hay presea to rent out, Thos. D.

Aylsworth, Oswego, Kansas. 8 ft ican Farmers Pictorial Cyclope address, Semi tin the address or a dozen or more oi your friend to whutu we can send specimen copela. It makes nodlfferencc how many other paper you take, you should have the Hlade anyhow at this pr'ec. is a dollar wisely invested. A year' subscript Ion to the Weekly Blade would he a must excellent presonl to in absent fi lend.

Ou Man-h 18S3, we shall present a nice library of 1W books to the town tiavlim the lamest list of subscribers to the lilndc. A Iw Itlade subscrlliers In any towu coo lit take this library matter In hand, and Iu one day day raise 100 or oi) Kenllt your one dollar hy money order or registered letter. THE TOLEDO I1I.ADF TOLK1MI, OHIO. dia of Live Stock" has been placed on our table for examination. Mr.

J. D. Lewis, of the law firm of Lewis, Bennett Lewis, Co lumbus, is in the city, and made the Republican a very pleasant call this afternoon. He informs us that the prohibitionists of Columbus are going to start a prohi-tion paper soon with Hon. Van Bennett as editor.

We wish our friends over there success in this enterprise. Master Wallace Goumaz, a lad about ten years of age, met with a close call yesterday while skating on the river, by the ice breaking and letting him the water. Had not been for the immediate assistance rendered by other skaters who were near by, he would undoubtedly have lost his life. Boys should keep off the river on the Sabbath day. Reports come from Parsons that, the city council are charging the saloon men 830 each for keeping open saloons in that city, and that seven of the law defiers have already contributed their thirty dollars to the city treasury, we understand, not as a license but simply to keep from being prosecuted by the city authorities.

Evidently these men who are so anxious to deal out death and damnation have been encouraged by the stand Gov. Glick has taken on the prohibition question in his message to the legislature, and that we have a county attorney who is not a pronounced prohibitionist, but these law breakers and law defiers in every corner of the county will find that Mr. King will be found trying to enforce every law on the statute books to the best of his ability, and- while so doing he will have the hearty From Friday's Daily. We are very much pleased with we will get there, don't you forget it. We understand the board of county commissioners are offering a premium of five cents for rabbit scalps.

This is a good moVe as the little animals are doing an immense amount of damage to the young fruit trees in this county. P. S. Pate, charged with perjury, had his preliminary trial before Justices Keirsey, Orsborn and Doyle to-day and was bound over to await the sitting of the District court they fixed his bond at $500, which had not been filed at the time we go to press. Mr.

W. R. Ilughey, of this city, brought to our office to-day a bunch of the finest tobacco we have seen in the State. It is of the White Burley variety, and was raised on his lot in the city. He will supply several of our citizens with seed next, spring, who will try their luck raising this weed.

The fine two-story frame residence of Mrs. James Newell, of Fairview township burned on Thursday afternoon of this week. She lost the most of her clothing and furniture also about $150 in money. The fire caught from some hot cinders that were thrown out near a bunch, of hay that had been used to close up the cellar window. Loss $1,200 no insurance.

The Legislature having adjourned over till next Tuesday, Hon. J. S. Waters took a run down home last night and is in the city to-day. tree 91 frativ rTP-tf" the book.

It contains more information relating to stock than any other book within the range of our knowledge, and the matter is better presented than we have seen elsewhera. The authors, Mr ml mc Mm aaa A aaat tf i. Johnithan Periam, editor of the Jim nrntf 7713. Tr Prairie Farmer and Dr. A.

II. Baker, Veterinary editor of the Ameri ick to all arwlioaala, and run- Will ha inaJW Altamont Academy. Altamont, Labette Co. Kan. This Institution now in successful operation Pupils receiv.

ed at any time during the term. Thorough course in mathematics and the higher branches of an English education. The Latin, French and Greek languages are taught Those desirous of preparing for the business of teaching will have excellent opportunities. Tuition $10 per term of five months. Board can be obtained in the family of the Principal.

Tuition will bo required in advance. For further paiticulars, address Truman N. Judd, janl5dw4J Altamont, Kan. Evan's roasted coffee 71bs. for $1.00 at Liggett'e.

Jan. 15 tamers of lat year wit hnoor-Wimi Itl It and valuable directl.ms for idantmaT 1(W varieties of Vretbl an iTowe 8oeU. Plant. I ruit Tree, etc Invaluable to ail, etUJOC ally to Market Oardennrw, Send for It I O. M.

FERRY CO. DETROIT MlCH. can Field, have taken great pains to make the book instructive and practical. Wc are having a January thaw. Uncle Avery Nash, of Montana township, is iu the city to-day.

The Commercial house is doing a rushing business under the management of Mr. A. J. Hall. Mr.

J. I Willis, one of the thrifty farmers of Oswego township, called to-day. Uncle Joseph Stover of Fair-view made us a pleasant call this forenoon. The Saturday evening literary discussions arranged to take place at the court house have been indefinitely postponed, Es-Gov. St.

John says the time pas fully come when men can no onger carry whisky on one shoulder and the Sunday schools on the other. Horses, cattle, swine, sheep, poultry and bees are treated. The anatomy of these animals is exhib ited ia numerous cuts, illustrating $15 Reward I .1 -will pay a reward of fifteen dollars for the return to my prcm ises, in Fairview township, a last springs black hoxee colt with a few gray hairs in face. Tho colt has a dished face. I will also pay the above reward for information whereby I can procure said colt.

Address Geo. Pfaff, Oswego, Kau. the machinery of animal motion. The bones, tendons and muscles are plainly shown in connection with statement of diseases affect ing particular parts. Cuts repre boss furniture David is the man in Oswego.

senting different breeds, different.