Davis' El Dorado Eagle from El Dorado, Kansas • 4

BEE FIVE STORE. ELDORADO EAGLE; 91.50 Irr Year In Advance. Vkehdalcs IV- El, POKAIXl. JUNE, Sr 1882. tilJULJIJL i- A.

TOWN AND COUNTY. 0 SIORY SON. California peaches. Rnddibhes, lettuce, turnips and other vegetables, fi-esh every morninc. Lemons at wholesale and retail.

Millet seed. Brook trout and all other canned goods a specialty. Story Son can not be beaten on groco-ceriee, produce and vegetables. They always have something new; they are the wide-awake grocers. They sell cheap, and they sell an immense lot of goods.

They mean business at the Bee Hive Store. Mason's fruit jnrs for tale nt the Bee Hive in any quantity. Those Fresh orange and lemmnns at are enticing, don't you think so! The finest potatoes an; kept at Storj's. Price baking powders at Story's. KENDALL'S SPAVIN CTJEE, Tlie Most Successful Remedy ever discovered, um it is ct-rtain in it effect aud dte not blister.

Bead I'roof IV-Uw. KENDALL'S SPAVIX CUKE Frcih cakes and cookies at the Main street ice cream parlor. Mr. Owens inform that the fruit ia not injured very much, especially apples. He thinks there will be three times' as many apples in Butler this season as there were ever before.

Some ofthe budded peaches may be injured, but the seedlings are unhutt. Kansas will yet prove to be the best fruit state in the I'nlon. Mr. Robert Edwards of Towanda, who has been in Colorado for several months, and who met with the cad mtiifortune of having hi leg rushed by a log, is stopping in El Dorado for a few days, previous to returning to his comfortable home in Towanda township. Mr.

Edwards will be welcemed back by all his neighbor. Four rehearsals were held this week for the opera "Patience or Bunthone Bride." Those studying it rdmire it more and more. They hope to give it before the public two evenings next week, but due notice will be given in these columns and by posters. Phis opera is having great success throughout the United State, and it in all respect the best of Arthur Sullivan's productions. At the session of the South Kansas Conference, Methodist Episcopal church, held in Burlington, March 1882, the undersigned were appointed a committee to receive funds from the friends of the late Rev.

D. P. Mitchell, for the purpose of erecting a suitable monument to his memory. The committee decided, after consultation, that at least six hundred dollar ought to be secured; and to this end respectfully solicit a large number of $10 subscriptions. Send name and money to Rev.

E. A. Graham, Mound Valley, Labette county, Kansas. Any amount will be thankfully re-craved. J.

M. Iliit, C. A. King, E. A.

Graham. S. W. Richard. A.

T. Bubkis, COIE TO EL DORADO TO CELEBRATE OURTH! The preparations for the Celebration at El Dorado promises to be more grand and niagni-cient than ever before Huston's Grove. The moat commodious and pleasant grove in Southern Kansas has been secured for the occasion. It i Only One in a Lifetime that one can witness such a spectacle as can be seen at Eldorado on July Fourth. Judge Peters, Honorable John A.

Martin, Jo. Waters, and Judge Hackney are among the talented orators engaged foi the occasion. July Fourth at 1 Dorado. In response to a call by the mayor, Dr. Allen White, a citizen meeting wa held at the court house for the purpose of getting up a Fourth of July celebration.

The following were appointed a committee on general ar-ragements: J. S. Caldwell, J. H. Fullinwider, M.

J. Gordon, Frank Haskell, Geo. Younk-mnn. J. S.

Caldwell and Al Conlev. The meeting then adjourned to meet Saturday evening A meeting of the above committee was held immediately after, J. W. Shiveley in the chair, and Al Conley secretary, at which the following sub-committees were appointed: Committee on Program M. J.

Gordon, J. S. Caldwell and F. A. Haskell.

Committee on Grounds: J. H. Fullinwider. Committee on Speakers: J.S. CaldwelL Committee on Decoration: Haskell and Gordon.

Committee on Printing: Al. Conley. Committee on Music: Younkman and Haskell. Geo. Younkman was appointed trearsurer.

Hakiltos, June 14th, J8SI. B. J. Kendall Co, Gi-nt: Thin int i crnifr that I have nwd KendaH'R h'pav'o Cure sui have found it to be sil it ii reromniT.lcd to end in fact more too; I have removed by ueintthe aboe: C'ullon. Ifcme Sparins, King.huneH.

SpiinK, and ean cheerfully testify and recomiuetid it to lie be the bent thirii? for any bony eubxtance I hav ever nted and 1 have tried many I have, niade that my study for years, lietpictf ully jours, P. V.6E16T Certificate. DRY GOODS, HATS, SAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES. I hnve nscd Burdock Blood Bitter with great benefit for indigestion and constipation ofthe bowlcs." Easton, Hamilton, Out. For sale by Selig.

Druggist's Testimony. H. F. McCarthy, druggist Ottawa, states that he was afflicted withchroni: bron chitis for some years, and was completely cured by the use of Thomas' Electric Oil. mi THE CSEOm PEESS, MW TOSI.

Oneonta, New York. Jan. Cth, 1H81. Karlv liut fanmuier Mer. B.

J. Kendall For sale C. IL SeliV. of Enwbiirfr Falls, made a contract rith th publUhers of the Pre. for a half column advertisement for one year Hettinjr forth the merits of ENOCH GENERAL I Kendall's spavin Cure.

At the name time tire mj- MISCELLANEOUS. cured from the firm a quantity of books, untitled Dr. KenduH'H Treatise on the 'llorise and his Di-eaeeH, which are iriviujr to advance paying (subscriber to the Press as a premium. AlKMit the time the advertisement first appeared in this taper Mr. P.

G. Schermerhorn, who reidva HARDWARE STORE AGUIGULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS. rear coiners mul a spavined horse. He read tue advertisement and coiiclnded to test the efficacy of the remudy, although his friends laughed at "hi credulity. He bought a bottle of Keudull Spavin Cure and commenced using it on the horse in accordance with the directions, and be informed lis tnis week that tt etiected such a complete core that Committee adjourned to meat at Shivclej-'a office Wednesday at 5 o'clock, at which time the following business was transacted: Queensware at cost at Dorman's.

White lend and lincced oil at Selig's. Michigan sweet cider at Dye's. lOtf A nappy Thought chew is economy The "purity" cigar, kept only at Dye's. A car load of salt at J. W.

Foutch Co's. Finest assortment of teas at Davis Co's Fine potatoes for sale at the Dorman stand Try the new roasted coflee at City Bakery. New bird cages at new prices, at Ellctt an expert horemtm, who examined the animal recently conld find no trace of the spavin or the where it had been located. Mr. Schermerman has pluce secured a copy of KendHll'8 Treatise oath Horse and his Diseases, which he prises very highly and would be loth to part with at any price, provided he conld not obtain another copy.

So much, for advorvising reliable articles. FARM MACHINERY Of All Descriptions. PROGRAM. Procession will form at 9 o'clock on Cen tral avenue commencing at the court house and extending west and march through the principal streets in the following order: Delegate Convention. Pursuant to a call the Greenbackers met in convention at tho court house June 3d and organized by electing A.

W. Steams chairman, and Win. Dye secretary. The object of the meeting a stated was to elect five delegates with five alternates to attend the congressional convention to be held at Emporia, June 7th. The following delegates and alternaates were then chosen as follows: Delegates.

Alternates. Lon Alien, W. K. Copelnnd. W.

P. Flcnner, J. H. Swisher. D.

IL Cupp. O. Mooney. Joseph Williams, A. W.

Stoarn. James Hughes, J. Mosier. Wm. Dye, Secretary.

Plows a. specialty. WAGONS, KENDALL'S ST AXIS CUKE. Hon. Mayor, City council, Speakers of the WHO WILL DISPUTE XT, THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY.

Whole Families are astonished at the vei-3 low prices we aro able to sell at this year. SPEdAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF srvR-xivGr stjiivtei, goods. The most Beautiful lino ever shown in this market. We propose to give these a good send off by SLASHING PRICES. It is with great pleasure that we can say to the.

trade in general that we are now lully supplied in all lines of our business, and ean bring a handsoire line of goods within the reach of Farmers, Mechanics and Laboring men. Wo don't intend to follow the example of unwise dealers who mark down a few worthless articles who as a bait to draw you on; 1 ut propose to offer our entire stock during the season at Bona fide bargains. Always have a market value, and it seems incredible that we are able to sell to sell under that. We want all the people to call, we want to satisfy them that no hou.se in the count- can undersell us. Bear all this in mind, mention it to your friends and when you call you will find that we mean business.

Turner's. day and prominent citizen in carriages. BUCJtilJOS AJil) CABRIAGES Wilton. Jan. 11th.

1S81. II. J. Kenkall Oents: llavlnccxit a hors Hardware, txxtk of you hy mail a year aeo, the contenUf of which persuaded me to try Kendall's Spavin Cure ou the hind lejr of ode of my horses wich was badly swollen and' conld not be reduced by any otliei remedy, 1 got two bottles of Kendall Spavin Cure of Preston Ludd nth. Pruseists of Waseca, which El Dorado Cornet Band.

KighU TempW. Eights of Pythias. Masons. Indcpenet Order of Odd IVIowf." Eights of Honor. Fire Company and Engine draped for the Dr.

White able to be around again. Tl commissioner fe in session thi welt. Boat riding mem to be nil the rage at pres- Xutaof alt kind at the Main treet ice cream parlor. D. IL Blntikcnhip waa appointed truateo Koaatia tuwnithip.

Go to the Main rtreet ice cream parlor for the bent cream in town. The rush to J. B. King's atill continues, and ttlmt caiutee it is low priref. We would be glad to hear from our cor-rtupondents in the country.

Frank Hukell baa done aome excellent painting fur the Shhrely brothers. Gardner Aikinan are talking of building an office jui west of E. 2J. Sniitu'a. Our delegate to the congrewioual convention wtint up to Emporia on Tuesday.

A fine stock of the finest candies in the Aiarket, at the Main street ice cream parlor. Anyone finding a black kid glove ill be suitably rewarded by returning the sumo to IL C. Fitch. Preparations are being tnade by most of the towns in our county to celebrate the Kurth. The avenue isjoominjf up, and there is strong Indications of its being the main street of Kl Dorado.

There is a demand for men and teams to work on tha road now being built through the Flint Hills. The delegates to the congrewional convention at Emporia, went up to that city on Tuesday afternoon. The M. E. Bociablc will be held at the residence of Robt Kowles, on next Tuesday evening.

All are invited to attend. Charles Hamlin heard frwn his father, L. A. Hamlin, last week. 3lr.

Hamlin is in good health and will probably be at home soon. Alexander Btearns was appointed trustreo of Towanda townahip on Tuesday, by the commissioners instead of D. File, resigned. It regretted vei much that Prof. ITulse is to leave u.

He is a pleasant and efficient teacher, and will be misled by our people. Canned jam, jr-llicn, California fruits, pickles, borxe radish flour, catsups, pepper enure, at L. G. Davis CoV 9tf O. P.

Aikman been invited to epeak at Mul vane on the Fourth. 51 r. Hunt and Sir. Bane of the. committee extend the invitation.

J. Whisler informs us that he intends going out in the Flint Hills to work on the new road with his tea some time this week. En8t Lynn. a drama, will be given at Towanda, Satarday evening June 17th, by the Towanda Dramatic Troupe. All are invited.

T. P. Fulton made a nice hall of fine baas on Monday, but unluckily they got off the aing into the water again. Try it again T. P.

George Phillipa says he drives the nicest bggy horse in El Dorado. We believe it is fact, for George rery desirous of pleasing tfee girls. Go to Trent's for your celebrated crystal and golden ice cream, ten cents a dish; full measure with cake; also ice lemonade at five and ten cents. ig We are now having the best of weather for com. If it remains this way for a few weeks, there will be splendid chance for the very best of crop-.

Several bands of Gypsies we understand are expected to pay 1 Dorado a visit right on. Look oat for stealing and swindling in horse trading. J. B. King always has a good trade in dry goods and groceries, and what makes it is because he keeps first class goods and sells at reasonable prices.

Geo. Gardner will probably speak at Douglass on the Fourth. Douglass is to be congratulated in securing Mr. Gardner as the orator of the day. Many rert to the banks of the Walnut to fish, but who is that young fellow that generally bos frvm three to tour J'oung ladies in a fast moving ctuioc.

Towanda will fairly boom now. that the completely enrd my norwe. Abont five years npi I Stove and Tinware. Iron, Kajxs. avd A Full Stock of Cutlery.

una a tnree yoar old colt sweeniea very naaiy. i used ycnr remedv as given in your book without rowefinsr. and I nm-t way to your credit that the occasion. colt ia entirely ccred, which is a urrise not only A large and gorgeous chariot with Godess to but also to mv neijrnoors. lya sent me the iKtok for the triTinc sum of i5 cents and if I of Liberty and young ladies representing every FARM MACHINERY.

could not pet another alike it I would not take twenty -five dollars for it. State in the Union. The various Sunday school headed by lours truiv, GEO. MATHEWS. Imported Scotch potatoes at Dye's.

Try them. 9tf. Groceries at bottom prices at the City Baker. 9-10 Don't go home without Happy Thought tobacco. Happy Thought tobacco requires no trumpeter.

The Singer Sewing Machine for sale at A. O.Griggs. lOtf Augusta White Rose flour for sale by L. G. Davis Co.

9tf Bird cages at price that will. astonish you at Ellett Turner's. The cheapest place to hay groceries is at the Dorman stand. Good goods and low prices nt Dye's grocery mid restaurant. lOtf Glassware, queensware and hand painted tea Of the latest Improved Inventions, and band.

A personation of Oscar Wilde at the head All Goods Of The Best Quality. of his true followers, and many other beautiful and attractive specialties. Evry line ot goods Complete and AT THE GROVE tho program will be full of spice and vigor. The most brilliant and silver-tongued orators that can be procured, will render the Prices to Suit tlie Times Tin Shop in connection -with the Store, ir We can now produce a completo assortment in both BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, and a fine line of GROCERIES. charge 01 competent worameiu Tinware Made to Order Declaration and make the speeches of the day.

Every device and means that can be thought From a long and varied experience we can safehr say that we arc awake and all kinds of repairing done promptl to every interest of business, and produce onljT such oods as will gain for us a well Merited and Lasting Reputation. sets at J. W. Foutch Co's. of or money procure for the amusement and FItOM A PEOMINENT PHYSICIAH.

Washinjrtonville, Ohio, June 17, '8L Dr. J. B. Kendall Gents: Reading your advertisement in Turf, Field and Farm, of Xetidall'sS paviii Cure, and having a valuable and speedy horse whic had been lame from spavin for eighteen months, I sent to yui for a bottle by express, which in ix weeks removed ll all lameness and enlargement and a large splint fnm another horse and both horses are to day as sound us colls. The one bottle was worth to int one hundred dollars.

Itespectlully yours, II. A. KEItTOLITT, M. I). It would be flattery on our part to stale that we shall excel all others ENOCH MARIS.

in the quality of our goods. lhero are other large and old experience! Opposite Bank El Dorado, Kansa firms who may claim this honor, but our experience has taught us that a judgment of this kind can only be rendered by the customers themselves, and we well know that what pleases one displeases Ihe other. Recogniz edification of the vast throng, will be furnished. MUSIC ANB FIREWORKS. Four Hundred Dollars will be donated by the patriotic and liberal citizens for fireworks and music.

GRAHD BALL. The cornet band will give a grand ball at the court house at the conclusion of the in" the benefits derived from doing a cash business, and having adopt cash principles, we shall make it an object to ibr cat-h buvcrs to trade with us, and will do anything that any one else will do to secure a good mans ELLET TURNER filler in HARDWARE, STOVES AND TIN WAKE DEER, WEIR, EAGLE and PERU CITY Cultivators, at Ellet Turners. 8 2t L. G. Davis Co- keep the finest assortment of candies in the city.

9tf. Job work neatly and promptly executed at this office. Give us a calL For bargains in queensware go to Dor-man's. He is selling ol his stock at cost. All groceries and canned fruits sold by L.

G. Davis on a guarantee. 9tf Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to chew Happy Thought tobacco? Because being made by a new process is more palatable. 6tf Florence. While laying over at this pretty littl city of rock quarries and lime kilRS Wednesday night, we spent a very enjoyable evening with editor Crouch, of the Florence Herald, and wife, who introduced us to Col.

A. M. White, the good looking bachelor lawyer of that place. As an ice cream and strawberry festival for the benefit of M. E.

church was in progress, Mr. White suggested that we "take it in," which we proceeded to do. The cream was excellent, the berries ditto, the strawberries luscious, and the cake nice. In fact, our better half remarked that it was the best festival cream etc. she had ever seen in the west Mr.

Crouch is a gentleman of energy and and ability, and is making the Herald a very readable paper. We can recommend the Florence Hotel as a first class house in all rc.pects. Capt. J. Pike, the landlord, assisted by his able wife, know how to cuter to the public taste.

We presume Pike would fail, though, in any other business. Personal Mention. A. T. Haven of Douglass, wa in our city this week.

Mrs. Kelley came down from Florence on Monday. H. W. Schumacher, of Parkerville, Morris county, gave us a call Thursday.

F. W. Barnew, returned home this morning from the Lawrence State University. Sheriff Douglass left on Monday for Rochester, N. where he goes on a visit Dr.

Lew Allen, D. H. Cupp, and W. P. Flenner, delegates to Third District convention, called on us to-day.

Mr. T. E. Porter of Douglass, paid the Eagi.k office a pleasant call on Tuesday and subscribed for the Eagle. Jos.

T. Wright of Hickory, was in to see us on Tuesday. He took sttck in the Eagle and also paid for the paper for a year. Hon.W.P. Hackney of Winfleld, has been in town far several days.

Senator Hackney is one of the best lawyer in southern Kansas. James Hughes, delegate to the Third trade. Jigf All kind of Produce will be taken in exchange for goods. THE OLD RELIABLE KEHDALUS i The largest and best assorted stock in Butler County. Cheap Alex.

Up and a coming with my mammoth stock of dry goods and clothing, cheaper than the cheapest, and a fine a line of clothing aa can be carried in the west My stock of boots and shoes speak for themselves. As fine a line of groceries as is kept in the city. Cutlry of all kinds, and queensware cheap. White Rose Flour, $3.20 per hundred, Crystel, $3.00. Salt $2.50 per barrel.

Call and sec what can be done in the way of cheap goods. Brick store, Main street, El Donido. Alkx Blair (SPAVIN CURE IAROALNS, BAIIOAIXS On aceonnt of having an over stock, we will sell shell' Hardware for the next 30 days at lower prices than a dealer can buy at wholesale in New York. For instance, we will sell'to any one, either dealer or user by the single piece or by the dozen: Former Price. Present Price.

"Wool Growers We will make you special prices on twine and sacks. 8 2t Ellet Turner. In all kinds of Spring Dry Goods, Summer Clothing, Boots and Shoes or anything kept in a first class DRY GOODS HOIJSB. Don't fail to call and examine J. B.

KING'S stock before purchasing elsewhere. He also has a first class stockfof Groceries of all kinds and will not be undersold 011 anything. A new suw supply of Shetland Shawls just received. The oldest established Drv Goods house in El Dorado. J.

B. KINO, El Dorado, Kansas. Soldier's Attention. All soldiers and sailors who served in the late war and were honorably discharged, and have prior to 1874 entered less than 160 acres of land, can learn something to their advantage by calling on George Gardner, El Dorado, Kansas. EXCHANGE BANK OF EL DORADO El Dorado, Uutler Comity, lian.

Incorporated, under State Xiaw Just look at those beautiful oil paintings at Kendall's Spavin Gurb OX HUMAN FLESH. It has been us -d in thousands of eases on human flesh with such won-dcrtul success that we now feel certain it is the best liniment known for man, as it has sufficient strength to penetrate and virtue to cure the worst case, which are not affected its the least by ordinary liniments, and yet it does not blister or causo a sore. AVest Enosburg, Vt. Feb. 17, '81.

Dr. J. B. Kendall Gents: Several months ag I injured my knee joint which caused an enlargement to grow the size of a large walnut and caused me very severe pain all the time for four or five weeks, when began to use Kendall's Spavin Cure with the most satisfactory results. It has entirely removed the enlargement and stopped the lameness and pain.

I have long J. T. Oldham Go's, and buy one. 14 The best flour in the market is the Augusta White Rose. For sale at the Dorm an stand.

13. ARNESS AND SADDLES. Pocket knives, $1 25. 75cts 50 25cts 25 15cts scisors 75cts 35c ts 60 SOets 50 25cts Butcher knives, 30cts 15cts Hammers $1.00 50cts Drwn'g knives, 1.25 75cts ITedge hooks 1.25 50cts Padiocks 1.25 lOcts Suw files lOcts 5cts Plow files 40cts 20cts Hatchets 75cts 50cts Hinges 15cts 5cts Hand saws $1.00 GOcts Staples lOcts Sets And manj- other articles to numerous to mention. A good improved farm for sale or trade for El Dorado property.

Enquire of Jas. T. Old C. A. HAMLIN CAPITAL STOCK, DIRECTORS.

A. L. REDDEN, President. DR. ALLEN WHITE, Yico-President.

II. II. GARDNER, Cashier. -W. L.

GIBSON, Ass't Cashier. C. A. LELAND, Attorney-at-Law. T1IOS.

E. McKINLEY J. C. MKYKlt. NEIL WILKIE, Buy incl Sell Foreign Exchange, ham.

5-tf. Iistiiet convention, came home to-day. He reports the gathering as harmonious and enthusiastic. Mr. Jaeper Wilson, of Benton, was" in town on Friday.

Mr. Wilson says the storm that pasted through that part of the county did great damage in some instances. Prof. Shidler, of Augusta, is stopping in town for a few days. Mr.

Shidler is one of the best teachers in the-county, and a young man of energy and perseverance, and would win success in most any calling. L. E. Steele and family, of Burlinfigton, were in the city to-dny visiting. Mr.

Steele's principal business here, however, was in the in terest of Henry Cowgill for State Treasurer, and to look up a location for a sheep ranch for the Button Brothers, of near Burlington Andy Kyan, the tall sycamore of Augus Large stock, good goods and reasonable prices is the motto of J. T. Oldham Cu Call and examine for your selves. Lovell'8 Family Washer, can be found at Dye'. It is said to be the best washer made, It will prove its ow valne.

Give it a trial. Money to Loan. known it to be excellent ior norses but now I know it to be the best lini We have made complete arrangements by which we are enabled to make loan on the ment for human flesh that I am ac ta, came in on the train to-day from New Mexico. Also L. N.

Blood and Charley quainted with. most reasonable term. GAKDKER AlKMAK, El Dorado, Kansas. Parties desiring to purchase Negotiate all classes of bonds. Loan on personal and chattle security Particular attention given to collections.

Interest ivon on TIME DEPOSITS. SKTOlTICE HOURS FROM 9 TO 4 P. Our Safe is Guarded by a Yale Time Lock.a Brown, who, together with Mr. Ryan have been touring it in the land of "dobie" houses, xours truiv, T. P.

Lawkesce. SPRING WAGONS OF ANY If you want excellent chipped beef, go to CLASS Wants everybody to know that he sells HARNESS and SADDLES As cheap as any man in Butler couty. Halters. Bridles, v- Collars, Horse Blankets, Lap Kobe, Whips of every description. COMBS ANDBRUSHES Till you cant rest.

Come everybody and dress up YOUR IlOIfcSISS- Conley. It cannot be beaten. 12tf musquite and sage brush, fleas and Greaser. These gentlemen say there is "millions" in mining out in that God-forsaken country. Look to your interests, and buy more bread for the money than Augusta offers.

13 eommisf ioners have voted $2,000 to build the bridge west of that place. Towanda cannot le beaten for a business point. Borne of the boys seem to think that the rvquent visits of our talented young artist to Wichita, means the coming shortly of a Wichita belle to El Dorado to live. Towanda, in Butlar county, is an excellent point for business locations. It will be one of the nicent little towns in Butler county in two or three years if it gets the road.

There seems to be but little doubt, that a bridge will be built at the John Heath ford west of Towanda. If such should be the case, EI Dorado as well as Towanda will receive a nice bade from Benton township. The building formcraly occupied by the Kaoue cfiiee has been moved across the avenue, and the Eagle office is now in the building just opposite the court house, where we t. are vor glad to have our friends call and see us. The terrible hail storm that passed over the western portion ot our county a few days ago, destroyed about 100 fine apple trees for Mr.

Slusser, of Benton. The trees were five and six years old, and were at least worth ten dollars per tree. The Board of Trustees of the El Dorado Library Associa'-ion will meet in the Library rooms on Saturday, June 10th, 1882 at 4 o'clock p. m. J.

W. Shivlky, Mm. Car is B. Daughters. rres.

Secretary. Theie will be temperance meeting at Center school house in Spring township, on Sat-, urday evening June 17th, 1882 at 6 o'clock p. tn. for the purpose of organizing a temper-anc society. Even body is invited.

MaXT ClTIZKJ 8. A number of citizens met at the court house on Monday evening, and made reparians for the celebrating of the Fourth. The gentlemen who form the executive committee are excellent workers, and the people may expect an excellent time on the Fourth. Our band boys intend to secure the assistance of a gentleman from Leon, and into be hoped that whin the but prefer to have the mines developed before taking up their residence there. Their wives Having sold my stock farm, I have on One of the most carefully assort "J3R0WN FB2NT.

hand about eight hundred bead of of Merino mmmm sheep for sale. Inquire at W. L. Pochard met them at Florence. From Douglass.

Douglass, Kak. June 5, 1882. son's livery stable or on the farm, two miles north of El Dorado. W. IL Baxter.

Ei. Eagle: I will endeavor to write you f. L. EICnARDSOX'S some Douglass items. There are seven new J.

S. Milam has received his spring supply of samples and is prepared to make suits to order at prices ranging from $15 to $45. He business houses going up, which are stone building, and our merchant oil seem to be wmmA ed stocks of heating STOVES ever offered to tho trade, are for sale WOOL SACKS AND TWINE FOR SALE. ELLET TURNER. All Tin work Gu aran teed has also, samples of all wool ready made waits for $12 and upwards.

Boys suits ready J): BROWi FRO 1 Mfc aK iBVHJJ Vs. made at from $5 to $1C. If you want to look nice, be stylish and feel comfortable, go prospering. The crop prospect was never better, wheat will do to harvest next week. The Douglass house has closed and gone out of business, and the Metropolitan hotel is thronged with boarder.

We have the best market for bogs in this KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE Ts sure in its effects, mild in its action as it docs des not blister, yet it is penetrating and powerful to reach every every deep seated pain or remove any bony growth or other enlargements, such as a8 spavins, splints curbs, callous, syrains, swellings and any lameness and enlarge ments of the joints or limbs, or for rheumatism in man and for any purpose for which a limit is used for man or beast. It is now known to be the best liniment for man ever used, acting mild and yet certain in its effete. nd address for JHusJrated Circular which we think givos positive proaf of its virtues. 5so remedy has ever met with such unqualified success to our knowledge, for beast as well aa man. Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5 All Druggists have it or can get get it for j-ou, or it will be sent to anv aedress on reseipt of price by the proprietors.

Dr. J. B. Kendal Enosburg Falls, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST'S Be sure and come right away before the rush, for we are going to sell good harness for see what Milam can do for you. 9-16 Triumphant.

Mrs Selgfried, Marion says Thomas' country, ur buyer pay the highest pos Pimples and Face Grabs, Electric Oil was triumphat in her case; she AGON SHOP. J3lotcn.es, isous, ei-ter. Humors, Sa.lt Rheum, 24 DOLLARS used it for a severe cold and pain inside, and was relieved in a few minues. For sale by Diseases, Female Weakness and Irregularities, jjizziness, A nnaffl DIED. J.

WEBER, LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLE. South Main Street. "We shall always keep in readiness good tourn-outs for EUSffiESS PLEASURE DWTffiB New Stock has recently replaced that of our old. iKSryour patronage solicited 1. Affections ot the Liver.

Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspep- -I sible prices. Capt Lee i a rustler you bet, in the way of improving a town. One item more and I will close for this time, premisingyeu that will do better in any next. Our town is needing more young ladies in it There is plenty of young men here who are crazy for want of some place to go To kill time on Sunday's G. B.

City Bakery's bread contains a quarter of a pound more bread to the loaf than the Augusta's bread sold here. 12-13. At bis residence, at Sycamore Springs. Butler County, Thursday sight, June 8th, at 11 o'clock, A. Dillon, aged about 65.

Mr. Dillon ha been sick for a long time WagonR, Carriages and all work in this line made to order. Prices low as any shop in town. Shop next door to Johnson A coarte ot Burdock niood Bittert will satisfy fka moat skeptical Uiat it ia the Blood oa orth. Snfd by wedicme dealers every.

here. Diractieas in eleven laouaces. fKICK, i.oo. FOSTER, MltBURN Prop's. Buffalo, N.Y.

And Saddles from $3.00 to as high as $30.00. Don't forget the place, One door North of Bassetta drug store, North Main Street Yours respectfully, C. A. HAMLIN. with complicated kidney disease.

We have only time to mention his decease in this ia- band is once organized it will contine so. The committe will probably secure General vt Fort fcott, for tb? orator of the day. Sold by C. U. Selig, Pattison's blacksmith shop..