Mound Valley News du lieu suivant : Mound Valley, Kansas • 1

Hi llfl 9 fM Pi 1 OPMOUJS1) VALUV AO LABETTJS COUNT XDEVOTEB PAUTICULA-KLY to thk locax- INTJOiiESTS MOUND VALLEY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1886. No. 47. Vol. 1.

tJtUTsnsaixsn for Co Highest market price paid Castor Beans by F. P. Ducus Attorney fcelioch makes good use of the awning over Wilmoth, McDole stovo.this hat weather. NEWSY NOTES. Subscribe for the News.

Hot! Banker Candy and son, arc A. Mr, Gil more. M. Guernsey's Mrs. W.

W. Cook, and children were oyer from Oswego, last Saturday. Mrs. L. C.

Wilmoth has the thanks of thia office for favors extended this week. under the portod very sick. Constable Sharp, was weather this week. Call on W. G.

McColiough, for a clean shave, a smooth hair cut, a super- n.to Keans. $1.55 per bushel, at fine shampoo. His work is I'. Guernsey, of Henry ville, Indiana, is in the city, tho guetit of his son, A. M.

Guernsey. The 'Frisco pay car passed through the city this morning, and handed out the shekles to the boys employed here. Our old friond, T. M. McCormack, wa understand, has invented a horse shoe which does with nails, which he expects to have patented ere long.

We hope this may prove a success, and the means of filling Tom's pockets with 'trash, The corps of teachers for the coming school year, as the list now stands, is as follows: Prof; A. Moore, principal Miss Lizzie tans-berry, first intermediate; Miss Minnie Gaudy, second intermediate; l. I. D. Kirkpatrick 13ro.

Head Wilmoth, McDole new "ad" in this issue. J. T. Boltortf made Cherry valo i Visit yesterday on business, NINETEEN TO SIXTEEN. Last Saturday afternoon, Miss Lhr.ma Lane, 10 years old, left tb house of her guardian, Jatnes Ti gin, three miles north of Oswcio, to come to this city ostensibly to visit with friends.

On tho late train tho same dry, another actor appecred upon the scene, in tho person or Harris, nineteen years of age, ivht) hd woed and won the fair Emmaj but owing to their tender" yearsj neither were able to obtain ihocon sent of their gardians to their mar riage. It took but a few mometa for the young man to convince affiance that their only chance of becoming man and wife wui iri flight, and at three o'clock Sunda.V afternoon the happy couple this! city, for Carl Junction, uh known to anyone except a few of their most intimate friends. There; unknown to a living soul, they fla3 ronded upon their own nerve to S33 cure the fiecessaly papers thafi would join them together in thii holy bonds of wedlock, and thus de feat the plans ot their guardians? We had the pleasure of seeing thfc V. Thrall, of the Herald, paid Oswego a visit this weeK. Joe Wade and wife, returned from their eastern trip, thia week mnnr hueTinla ef Castor Beans accommodating assistant, in a few days with relatives at Muskogee, I.

T. Will Sauders and hid sister, Miss Sallie, came over fro'ii tho Normal, at Oswego, Saturday, and attended tho picnic north of Dr. N. M. Miller, in attempting to furnish us some local news left the following ou our desk: ''Lr.

N. M. Miller, A. B. C.

E. F. It. I. J.

K. M. N. O. P.

''I li. S. U. V. W.

X. Y. Z. At a recent little ocial gathering one cf the young men present told how some oft'ieboys had enjoyed themselvos with a bootblack, by standing him on his head and pouring ico water down or up hi3 pants legs. Moat of the company laughed, but ono tender-hearted young lady grew indignant and exclaimed: "Weil, if you served mo that way, I'd get mad.1' Tho subject was changed at ohci, amid considerable blushing, Wc have a.

bran new waton which we have decided to give away With very ten busteis of bans we will give a numbered check, and the wHgon ill be drawn about the first of October, or the close of the bean season. I. B. KlRKFATKICJK BBC. Miss Bessie Bates, third iutermed late; jiiss Amelia lcrry, primary lor.

John Monroe moved the first of the week into the house foimerly occupied by Kov. A. 8. Gharpless. John has a nice place now, convenient to his business.

The finest cigars in the city at I M. Hinds. Freeman's eld stand Business in ail the towns surrounding this city is picking up. It is only a matter ef tima when Md. Valley will catch the fever, and boom with the rest, W.

G. McCollougb. has moved his tcnsorial ruoms to tho building lately occupied by fechoch and is now better prepared then ever to do first class work. Give him a trial. The applications ol three of the best teachera Mound Valley has Misses Hulen, Gandy, and Prescott, was refused by the school board, who saw fit to go out oi town to employ toachors.

Why is this thus? wanted by P. P.Dicus Co. Josephus Moore has removed his hardware stock into his neW build department. The annual picnic of the Hop wellfcunday school, passed oft' last baturuay. i Here were hvo scnoois present, that took part in the ing and addresses wore delivered 1 11 1 1 -r i uy jvoys.

ounKer, ana iijaen, in the morning, and Keys. Vollmer, happy couple, and join with theijt Freehand, and Hill in the afternoon, friend 3 here in hoping that thoy and were all listened with marked wore able to surmount all obsticleS) attention. Tese annual meetings and that they are now enjoy itit- thg happiness they so richly deserves are getting to be looked forward May their honeymoon be a long wnn pjeasure, ano eacn year sees a greater amount of interest taken, ing. The News and the American Farmer, for $1.50 per year, in advance. Attorney Kirkpatrick, cf hi brothers here this week.

Mrs, lizzie Jackson, of Kansas City, was visiting hei sister, Mrs. t)ancy. Ben. Wilmoth, from Arkansas Was on our streets with apples Monday flight. James Ice and Mack Ring, have gold their ranch orst went consideration $8000.

McDole, of Evenston, 111., is 2iow' numbered among our paid up subscribers George McTJole is' in Joplih, this Week, looking after his mining interests there, A train consisting of nineteen making them a success. one, and, though united in tsndef may they live to a ripe eld age, basking in the sunlight Of cacB Last Thursday this office received a large and delicious bunch of grapes from Mr. J. W. Morain, living north west of town.

He is one of our largest grape sold between two and three hundred pounds, and has several hundred more to dispose of yet. Miss Lou Lackey made thi3 cfiice On Saturday, August 21, will be held the regular covenant meeting of the Baptist church, at which a pleasant call last Saturday, and other's love. informed us that she would proba ibly leave to-day for Vincennes, In time they will have general overhauling of the church and a pleasant reunion of the mnmbers of that FOR SALE. A number one blacksmith diana, where sho expects to make chop Situ1- Those wanting loans her future home; Miss Lackey has toola and trade, at a H. denomination.

Rev. Goodwin, of atd in a good position, made many friends in thhj city on their farms, would do wellto call on Gra a1 pay-months aadrtinc log trade of about per For particulars call or Nkws office. who will regret to see her make this move, but will join in wishing her many happy years in the IIoos- Eeggs, Mound ier state We commend Mips Lack George Gilmer, of Quincy ar- NORMAL' ITPJMS. Tho Normal has been treated" IB ey to the people cf Vincennes as a i rived in the city yesterday from lady of rare taste and many winning ftars loaded with cattle, passed east, Sunday morning. it Only fekerf twenty-four hours for a postal1 card tocom from Cher some very line lecturers.

graces, and have no doubt but that The enrollrnent now rcachers she will make many friends in her hundred and thirty, and there arg Kingston, will preach in the morning at 10 o'clock, and at the. noon hour dinner will be sorved in the church. All members are earnestly requested to be pi'esant and join in these services. Mr. John Campbell, informed us this week, that be received a letter from his sen, Ely Campbell, who is located three miles west Leoti, stating that a severe hail storia passed over that section, and that the crop of Eobert Bhanklin, who resides about three miles north of that place, were totally destroyed.

His many friends here will be sorry to hear of this misfortune falling upon him, and will join new ones coming every day. new home. There seems to be some expressed in regard to Ui A few of our teachers have beerf acuon oi tne scnooi ooard em sick a day or two. We would sug gest to them not to stay up' so lat at night, Altamont. Mr.

Gilmer is traveling through Kansas, looking at the country, and may possibly make up his mind to locate among us. The people of Labette county will give him a hearty welcome. Pasture to rent. -Samuel May-ginnis has about 170 acres of pasture, containing good grass and plenty of good water, and Is prepared to take in stock for tho reet of the seaDon. Call at the residence 2) miles northwest of the city.

Beginning next week, we will offer the American Farmer, one cf pioying tcacners lor too coming school year. Why they should go out of town to secure teachers when He v. John Elliott, Visited the we have of the best material the county h're young Normal and Eev, Fordj visited it last week. This shows the interest manifested by the min" inters of Oswego in the Normal. who have worked hard to fit them in hoping that this disaster will net selves for the positions is more shake hi3 fnith in Kansas and that ry vale to this city.

The school board have bought; the Southwest quarter Of block 21, and will make a park of it. Miss 3 0ancy, left yesterday lor Kansas City, where she expects So remain permanently. Jim' Belly our popular liveryman, Returned from his trip to Missouri, fhe early part of the week. Master Lee Freeman, returned from his visit with relatives, at Montana, Kansk's, Tuesday. fioib cfvlld plums' this year, and lots of poison ivy, as about twenty of our young folks can testify.

Josephus Moore is having an attractive sign painted "on the front bf ffhe building he now occupies. J'L M. Guernsey has a new "'ad" ih this issue of the Niws. Mr. G.

than a good many of our citizens he will start 6'it with renewed ef We hear a great many ieacftei oan understand. We do not know the best agrici-ltural papers publish ed in the United as a pre forts to' g.un what he has lost. what motive the board had hi view sent with the News. All subscrib Graham Beggs of speaking of the election of couriM superinteridant this fall, and of them are in favor of Mrs. Hick' enbnttom, from Mound Valley.

in doing this thinar, but it seems to us that if we have teachers among ers paying up their back 6uiscrip Mound valley, can secure loans at as low us who are fully qualified for the tioh and one year in advance, will receive the two papers for the small Among1 the teachers who arrived! position, who live in our midst and sum of $1.50. are known to be competent, that rates aa any firm in 40-2 Little Ella, aged 19' month's, daugh at the Normal this week we E. C. Thorn, and N. H.

Mclntoch they should have been looked after first. ter of Mr. and Mrs, James Ice of Stationery! stationery! Go fo I. M. Hinds.

Freeman's old stand. JFrank Miller, captain; Green Wade, first lieutenant Ben Miller, two of Labette county's; best teach era, they having taught here ai OBITUARY. early day. On Tuesday evening Aug 16 18S6, Mrs. Jane Fores man passed quiet ly Locals are scarce this week bl.

tccon'nt of the teachers bcinij very. knows the value of printers ink. Henry Truster and wife, cf Fayette county, Indiana," are visiting friends and relatives Big' Hill dreekV A. J. Gienger has put" up nice liew awning in front of Wilmoth, busy, and not much going ori.

has been the busyiest week second lieutenant; W. C. O'Brien, commissary and quartermaster W. W. McEwensurgeon, I.M.

ensign Cas Cockrell, buglar; Frank Peer, W. Sharpy and John KTrem-er, privates are the narhes of those who have enlisted up to writ away, her home three ruiiea south Of this city, aftes a long and painful illness, which she boro with patience and fortitude. Her age at the time Kansas, died in this city, Saturday August lith, '86. The funeral took place at the residence ef Mrs. Slizabeth Ice, on Main street last Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, conducted by Rev.

Freeland, of the Methodist church! The remains followed, to the grave, by a large number cf sorrowing friends and reiatiyes, and the body of the once bright find happy have had and no doubt the inokt ia teres ting to the teachers. of her death was 67 years 4 months and 17 day. Bhe gave her heart to. Schools are numerous, but school. clothing stbre on M'cDole Hiekbry streot.

Christ and united with tho Presby-1 marms are more numerous. If any, terian church In her earlier uays at one doubts our word let them com8( cbnd Were laid in the tomb, there The Headquarters for fiour, meal and feed. The cheapest and" best her old home in Indiana, and on and visit oui Normal Institute andi to remain until tha time When man coming here placed her letter in the there they can see the red headed, in the market at J. W. Plymer's, shall rise to meet his Maker.

The ifcg to go to Mexico to tackle tho greasers and half breeds. Itch, Pralre Mange, and Scratches of every kind eurwi In 30 minutes by Woclfords Sanitary Lotion Warranted by Barnhart Co. Druggists, Mound Valley, Kansas. A very pleasant party took place last Friday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

W.TI. Gandy, in honor of the tenth and twelth anniversaries JNorth irst street, church at, this p) ace, and vith her school mar vn, or in other words thd Mrs. L. C. Wilmoth favored' the pallbearers were, E.

II. Barnhart, aged husband who preceded her to "bright and shining lights." W. F. Schoch, W. F.

Thrall and Al- junior editor with a handsome bo Our teachers from the neighbor, cue Detter world isy4, was recognized as eyempliary christians vah Shick. The family have the quet of cheifce flowers yesterday, ing towns, went home Saturday ttf visit "tome- folks," but a feV, i)t smcerest sympathy of tbeir iaany jcd the church, feels a deep lotss in friends in thia. their dark hour their removal from ur midst Iq them wanted to see. the afiiiction, Itlay thi3 emblem of the her last ays she gave, evidence of fojks vory imlch and did not get i faith in Christ, and of- back to the 2Cornml sntil Monday days her saving of their daughters, Sadie aid Dell. There vas about twenty-four of their most intimate little friends, some from abroad, assembled at the residence in the afternoon, end Divine will cause those who are left to mourn her.

death, to lead a life as full of innocence and lovo, ten admonished her children and Tuesday of this week. live so as to meet hex in a better for which We return thanka. Frank Gandy is' er pec ted to return Sunday noon. The attraction jbtere must be very strong for Frank. ''Three months- two Graham Begg3, cur live real estate' men, made a lirge trad? of lind for goods last Saturday.

They traded the farm of W. L. SlalnEker, valued at $9,000, southwest of iiwn, to BoaJs Boals, ofColuni-j NOMALITE. as was that of the dear baby thnt world beyond, Her bereayed chil spent the time in pmes and othr has been so rudely snatched from W. T.

Pickcttof Altamont, is in amusement, until evening" when dren and relatives have the thy of the entire community.iri this thtir sad honif of affliction. they took their departure feeling tho City to-day. that a most enjoyable ime had been Died, Frank, son of Mrs. Funeral service were held at the their bosom, and that, when mm.tal man is brought before hix Maker, that they may be joined together never agairi to be parted ly the cold hand of1 death, and they may recieve life eternal, had, and wishing happy Misses house by Rev. D.

lodd, of. Al- aged about 12 year3 at the resident tamont, and remains interred ia the I of his mother, in liib Us, for a stock of goods at Paola, state, Delia and Sadie many re. turns of the day. Tibbet? cemetery. I (Thursday) mofniag,.