Fort Scott Daily Monitor from Fort Scott, Kansas • Page 4

A. neath its surface and only needs the I THE 503UIATI0JS- Messes. Baker Bsc, the popu- orr.TtKRT DEALER IN Send for D. C. JACCARD CO Illustrated Price List and Catalogue of Valtham, Howard, and D.

C. Jaccard Co's Watches, Jewelry, and Solid Silver and Plated Ware, When in St. Louis you are invited to inspect their magnificent JEWELRY establishment, No's. 401 403 N. FOURTH Cornc of Locust, Odd Fellows Hall.

trirWatches, Clocks and Music Boxes Repaired and Warranted. Orders by mail promptly attended to. I. in. i mar.

9, 8 1 PW1 Wml THE GREAT RECUPERATOR OF EXKAL'CTZD ENERGIES. Iar Main street merchant tailors. have received a full line of the latest i styles of spring goods, of both for-1 elgn and domestic manufacture. Their present stock Is the finest and most extensive ever brought to the city, and they are prepared to suit the taste of all who call. They guarantee satisfaction in fitting and making.

sep3dtf The Season for Ice. Mr. Julius Neubauer will receive orders at his Tobacco Store, on Wall street, for ice to be delivered every hour In the day to any part of the city. aprTdtf Local Notices Ics Ckam. pastry, cakes, jellies, etc are flavored moat by naiag Dr.

Price's nneqaaled Special Flavoriea. tyiodawaod Long Continued Ill-Health. No remedy so Barely ballds up the strength which la lost by long continued ill-health aa Dr. Price'a Blood Enrlcher. Composed aa It is of those elements al ways present In the system In a state of! health cannot be taken without benefit.

It supplies the system with those substances lost by waste, which occurs in all chronic diseases. A tonic of decided restoratlTe qualities, puri fying and enriching. Try a bottle, to be had at the drug stores, and you will be satisfied. DR. HENRY'S ROOT ANb PLANT riL.Lts-M.ua yet tnorougb no nausea or griping entirely vegetable great liver remedy, race a cento.

Sold by Druggists. MRS. WHITCOMB'S 8YR0P The great soothing remedy. Price only 25 cents Gives rest to the motber and health to the child. Sold by Druggists.

USE DR. HENRY'S WORLD'S TONIC AK1 UiAXJU rumriEK. it tat be great household remedy, pleasant to take yet potent for the prevention and cure of diseases. It is better than Bitters, Cor dial, Bucna or tiarsapariiia. Sold by Druggists.

MARRIAGE GUIDE Interesting work, numerous engravings, ss pages. rriee tto cts. Address ur. Bull's Disoen. sary, 13 North Eighth Street, St.

Louis, Mo. See Advertisement. EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE. MMSMB Beware of Counterfeits, Smith's Tome Syrup has bn counterfeited, and the counterfeiter brought to gnei. Smith's Tonic Svrun.

The oenuint article mast have Dr. John hulvs priTate stamp on eacn bottle. Dr. John Boll only has the right to manafacture and sell the original John J. Smith's Tonio Syrup, of Loulsrille, Ky.

Examine well the label on each bottle. If my private stamp is not on each bottle, do not purchase, or you will be deceived. See ny column advertisement, and toy show card. I will prosecute any one infringing on my right. The genuine smith nrsur can only oe prepared oy myeii.

The pa olic's servant. Dr. JOHN BULL Louisville. Nov. 5.

ma. RESOLUTION A OJ 1 1 ACiaiiliig LU OlUC WtUxaB jcesoivea oy tne Mayor ana wun- cilmen of the eity of Fort Scolt in at siaswaiKs snoaia ne repairea in front of the following lots in said city, to-wit: In front of lot 2 north side block 102 The most reliable Dlood The sure Repairer of Broken Hcsltii. The true Kcrrc Supporter. The Permanent Strength Rcncwcr. The most Energetic Tonic.

In all cases of Debility. Toor Plool, Weal Nerves, Disordered ingestion, it surely and durably benefits. hid hy all DrugrjisU, or the Manufacture rt itht receipt of $6, will send, by Express, which tt sufficient for Sor 4 tnmtht. Prepared only at tho Laboratory of A. mi.

i puiM or DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER, Special Flavoring for Ire Cream, akes Si raslry. STOVES, HARDWIRE, TINWARE, AND House Furnishing- Steam and Gas-Fitting SO PAINT AND COB. SIALY AND WALL 81. Fort Scott, Kan anr2dtf ides Wool AMI ALLOW WANTED.

W. ItUHIIIAlV. WILL PAY THE Highest Cash Price for Wool and Tallow. All parties can rely upon receiving PULL "WEIGHT. and the Highest Market Price Offioe South Side Market Square, op pc site the Well.

Warchanse Cor. Hlckorj and Craw ford Streets, Fort Scott. nov7dfcwt W. M. Co STOrJEKVlASOrJS AND Brick Layers.

Will attend to all tbe branches of bnal- nessin their line, auch as contracting for me erection oi STONE AND BRICK Bnlldlngsof every description, ex Vftt-I ng for cellars, Ac. All job work belong. I ng to the profession executed with neat-1 ess ana aesnaton. particular attention aid to building cisterns. Lime delivered to all parts of the city quantities to suit purchasers on short otioe.

BUILDING MATERIAL ON HAND. All Work Guaranteed. PURE SPRING DELIVERED BY BOWLEGS, TWENTY CENTS rpBIS most valuable compound disoov- j. erea uy menicsvi scieuoe, lur ws imniediate relief and permanent cure ut NEURALGIA. It is used by the most prominent Physicians in the United States.

A few drops applied externally. instant relief, without the alighteat njury to tbe system. Don't fall to give it a trial. Ak your for a Cir cular. CRONY Laboratory, 511 N.

Hiztb Bt. Louis. FOX BALK BT RUSH A CO. ALLISON A FUITCHAIiD BROS. J.

U. OOUCU tft CO. apr3dAwlyr BIX BARRELS FOR ONE DOLLAR. MElDlAILiSILu. nr.

-r, mm. 217 ul 219 LAIS ST2LZT, CIHCi.30, ILL. 327 CZC0H3 8TM2T, ST. 113. A beautiful Sxow-Wbiti Powdcb, gnarantMd Strictly cure nd unlike tba majority of to-catted Baking which contain Starch, Alum, Tuba Alba or Flock, to an alarming extent.

It ia preferable to Cream Tartar, or Soda, LlQDl Bbiad, Biscuits, Bolls, Pabtrt, Ac. Aik your Grocer tor a Box of GUltt't Baking Prmxier, and if it disappoints yon. your monr.y vrill be rrfunded. UlUCrS FLATOUaO EXTBACTI, CSTSTaL, Bluiikos, BAKisra Powdeb kc are kept by all Grocers ia the conntry, and have been loDgand favorably known. Qlueti mcUuiloch ec ex Mich.

at. cuicack. TKaa AVtlv tn1 mala maIIm1 f-A if as phy-cian, with special reference to Its healthful, ess. Omipofd of articlet that aid digettvm. ltrfni uw wui aa-aaiu hi-io a VUriUUI.

WPII in quality. litU, at it t'j the healtiiieiL Biscuits, corn bread, cakes, num. only whit (sweet) and light, but wholesome and nucnuous. cse prone u. not a recommended, we forfeit right to truthfulness.

49 Many wortlu lens, cheap Imitations. Be sure yon get Dr. Priet't Cream Bating Ibwder. gold by Grocers. Manafae.

tnred only by THOMPSON. STKcXK I'Ultlf sis xiepouL ciucagoana tt. pIfir BaWll'lBajaJll SOUTH- west Missorei. Cranbj, 5evtonla' Xeosboy Baxter 8prlni llambas, Carthage, all Celebrate at aJopIla CJij. To the Editor of the Monitor If there is one thing that we love to see more than an other in this world, it is the American people.ln mass meeting assembled, from the farm, from the shone, from the mines, from the manufactories and from their places of -business and uniting without care of the present or solicitude of the future in one grand admiration of the day that gave them their liberties.

Such was our pleasure yesterday at Joplin City. This wonderful town, but a trifle more than one year old, waa the scene of one of the grandest and most successful celebrations I ever had the pleasure of witnessing. At early morn the business houses were decorated with banners, lutes were fired, bands of music were; playing our national airs. Wagons, hacks and stages at an early hour commenced pouring in' to the town from every direction, until travelling in our streets, even for a footman, was almost impos sible. Precisely at 9 o'clock the pro cession was formed by Col.

Brezeal and his assistants.and headed by the BaxterSprings Silver Cornet Band, the Immense multitude started for the grove on Shoal Creek, at Grand Falls. This place was selected for the celebration on account of its grand picturesque scenery and its abun dance of fine springs. It is located on Shoal Creek about five miles from Joplin City. The water has a perpendicular fall of about twenty feet; the lofty bluff on either side, covered with beautiful verdure, makes it a place of surpassing beauty. Precisely at 11 o'clock President Jesse Shortes, of Joplin City, call ed tne meeting to order and in a few well timed remarks stated the object of the meeting.

Alter music by the Dand an ap propriate prayer was offered by Rev. J. Wesley Johnson, of Neo sho the Declaration of Independence was read by G. D. Jackson, of Joplin which the band stracK up that good old air, Hall Columbia." After the music an oration was delivered by J.

Wesley Johnson, of and we are sorry that time and space prevents us from giving at least a suyoptis of it. SufUce to say it was a brilliant effort, full of sublime thoughts and sentiments suggestive of the occasion. After more music the President adjourned the exercises for one hour to give the multitude an opportunity for a grand picnic dinner, which was decidedly one of the great successes of the day. It a sublime spectacle to see an area of at least- a mile square literally alive with people, occupying every grassy or shady spot to spread their oounuiui repast. Messrs.

Corn Thompson, who had been active in getting up this ctle brat ion, had closed their store, furnace and places of business, ana with a lioeral hand which cnarac- serize these gentlemen in all their acts, had provided a free dinner for all their employees, and such a one in variety and rienness as would do honor to a first-class hotel In St. Louis or Chicago. After dinner the crowd again as sembled at the speaker's stand where we enjoyed short and stirring speeches from Messrs. Thompson, Ballard and Freeman, of Joplin Baxter Springs, and Mr. Cahn.

of Neosho. The speeches were received with great applause by the audience, and all seemed well pleased with all that was said. One thing we noticed whicn we tnougnt somewnat re markable, that during the speaking and throughout the entire day we did not hear the names of either Grant or Greeley, Democracy, Re publican or Liberal mentioned. About 3 o'cjock me speaaing beincr ended, the exercises were closed at the stand to give the peo ple an opportunity or ramming in the grove, nsning and social enjoy ment. Darkness had serenely spread her gentle curtain over our young and glorious city, when the band com' menced playing from the brow of the hill on the Murphysburg side of Joplin creek and the soul stirring music rang out upon tne son air oi evening, the immense crowd com menced assembling on the hill side, on either side of the creek, to see the display of fireworks.

At 10 in the evening toe youth and beauty or our community as sembled in Mr. S. B. Corn's new store building, which is a very large room, 24x80, for the purpose of trip ping tne light fantastic toe. Tots part of the exercises was also a grand 8UCCC8S.

Thus ended the firdt 4th of July celebration at Joplin City, tne suc cess of which was as great and sur prising to ail spectators as the his tory of the city has been marvelous to the world. One year ago to-day where Joplin City now stands, a single nouse maraed the spot, wnere now a thousand houses and four thousand inhabitants are assembled. Then one or two hundred dollars of capi tal per week, would purchase all the mineral taken from these mines now ten to twelve thousand dollars per week fall to supply the demand. Then one poor air furnace would do all the smelting required, but now nine, constructed on the most improved plans are not able to smelt over half the mineral taken out. Then a small stock or merchandise of six or eight hundred dollars would supply the trade now heavy houses, carrying stocks of twenty or twenty-five thousand dollars are doing a large business.

At present there are over a quarter oi a million pounds or mineral ex cavated from these mines per week and tne amount is increasing every month, thus establishing beyond a reasonaoie aouDS tne future per manency oi inese mines. or tne de velopment or this immense wealth and the growth of this wonderful city of the Southwest, we are indebted largely to the energies and enterprise or Messrs. Corn Thomson, and judging of the future by the past, we predict for this marvelous city that in less than eighteen months it will contain a population of ten thousand inhabitants. It contains the wealth be THE FOURTH OF JULY IX I a a do 6 do 133 do 5 do do 2 north side do 123 do 1 do do 125 do 1 do do 133 do 1 do do 13tt do 2 do do 159 do 12 south aide do SO do 2 north side do 90 de 12 south side do 101 lio 11. do do 101 do 12 do do 100 laoor to male ima result inevitable.

At least twelve thousand people wm rememoer its nrst celebration of the 4th of July. The harmony and good order of the occasion, was remarkable, for with all the enthu siasm and excitement of the day, the police records report not a single arrest or an accident worthy of note. Put the people of the Southwest down for a patriotic harmonious and liberty loving peo ple. U.U.J. CUl'XCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Adjoaraed Kegaiar Meeting. 1 City Council Room, July 9th, 1872. Council met per as adjournment. Mayor Boyle in the chair. Coun-cilmen present Coutant, Man-love, Sivyer, Polsgrove and Reid.

Absent: Bair, Crow, and Wool-edge. 1 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. Committee on City Scales recom mended that a new platform should be laid down and the scales thorogh- ly cleaned and billed. inance committee nnd bills of Good lander and M. Shields correct, on motion allowed.

The same committee find report of Fire Warden in accordance with ordinance. Bill of John Forbes allowed. Bill of Monitor Publishing Co. was referred to the Finance com mittee. An ordinance entitled An ordi nance to amend sections 5 and 6 of an ordinance providing for the ap pointment oi a weignmaster and regulating the weighing of hay, coal, stock and other commodities," was read the nrst time by title.

second time by sections, and on its nnal passage there were ayes Coutant, Sivyer. Ma nlove, Reid and Polsgrove. The following resolution was of fered Be resolved by the Mayor and Councilman of the City of Fort Scott, That the resolution recorded on page 241. of the minute book. passed by the Council of said city on the 4th day of April, 1871, granting to A.

II. Bourne A the exclusive right to mine and quarry cement rock in the streets, and alleys of said city, be and the same is a 1 at and void. On its adoption there were bvpr Coutant, Sivyer, and Polsgrove. (Street Commissioner was instruc ted to plough a ditch on Scott avenue to take off waste water from the public well. The Mayor was authorized to ap point, at the next meeting of the Council, five appraisers on maca dam.

Sidewalk on lot side, was referred to City Engi neer. Amotion to annex Couch's ad- aiuoa so wieciiy was nimeu. Jin a a. a a Trie following petitions for dram- shop licenses were received, bonds approved and license granted D. C.

Noonan, J. Cuenin. Michael Riley. A. petition from Xjouis Thomas for billiard saloon license was re- received and on motion license granted.

un motion uouncil adjourned to Tuesday, July Attest: KAISER, City Clerk. Tbe Great Chill Care. Sr. Wilhoft's Anti-Periodic and Ague Cure has been before the public for years and has never failed to effect a cure when taken according to directions. It acts promptly in curing all Malarial Fevers and prevents all disgusting sequela of those diseases, which so often follow badly treated cases of Chills, such as Enlarged Spleen and Impaired Constitutions.

It is safe for family use, because is innocent the tender babe and the spectacled grandmother In the corner can use it with as much Im punity as the robust man who toils the sun and supports his family by honest and honorable labor. No arsenic no strychnine no quinine no poison of any kind en ters into Its composition. The best and most enlightened physicians prescribe it, and often take it themselves. It is cheap and reliable and never fails. If your liver is deranged and digestion bad, use the celebrated Ar gyle Bitters as a gentle stimulant and tonic, and made of full strength Bourbon.

The above remedies for sale by all Drug Stores in Fort Scott. "Can't do Without it." This is what the stage and horse car companies, livery stable keepers, members of the turf, and all grooms and trainers say of the Mustang Liniment. They ''can't do without it." And why? Because infallibly reduces the external swellings, which, under various names, impair the usefulness and value of the king of quadrupeds, and also because, for galls and other injuries to which horse-flesh Is liable, it is the most trustworthy preparation in tbe market. Yet these recommendations comprise only a portion of its claim to public confidence. During period of more than sixteen years, it has been recognized as a specific for many of the most agonizing dis orders which afflict the human family such as rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, lumbago, tic-doloreux, sore throat, earache, toothache, and likewise as a peerless application for cuts, bruises, burns and scalds.

Jnly9dwlw Keefe'i Ice cream Saloon. The only first-class Restaurant and Saloon in the eity. Main street, op posite First National Bank, Main Street. ITtfVn m. 0rtnA Vksnarl MiMn vwrkTwa mvA aquare meaL to the Undell W-ff a WW -a I Hotel, Kansas City.

J. H. Baqwtlx. Proprietor. dec22dtf The Parlor Bar has been refitted and rw furnished in floe style.

Larer Beer la now kept, fresh and cool tor aupawons. znysdti I I I How tte 5ew was Kecclred In fort Scott An extra issued from the Moni tor office at about 1-i o'clock yes terday announced the nomination of Horace Greeley on the first bal lot by the Democratic Convention at Baltimore. The news was received with a considerable show of enthusiasm. The "Liberals." of course, were jubilant, and the Democrats, who had been so long in a "passive" state, were glad of an opportunity tooDen their restrained reservoirs of enthusiasm and hurrah for any thing or anybody. Quite a crowd collected at the Wilder House corner the grand congregating centre on all occasions of spontaneous gatherings and during the entire afternoon the po litical "situation" was the theme of discussion.

Of course the White Hats were largely in the majority, and Inflated by the favorable view they were disposed to take of the news that had Just flashed across the wires their imaginations clutch ed victory already, and all the States, including the as good as "carried for the Sage of Chappaqua. A large national flag was suspen ded over the street between the Wilder House and Drake's block, an ensign that no one could object to. no matter on which side of the present struggle they are enlisted. The Joss gun was brought In to requisition and placed in battery at the intersection of Main and Wall streets. For two or three hours It belched forth volleys of blank cartridges and gunny sack wads, and if it did not carry terror to the hearts of the Grant men, it was certainly effective la ing the glass in half the windows in the neighborhood.

The fusilade of talk and powder was kept up all the afternoon, and some ratner excited controversies grew out of the intense state of feeling wrought up by the mutual efforts of the politicians In behalf of their champions. During this heated demonstra tion at Fort Scott the Sage was un doubtedly industriously laying low" the eiant hemlocks of Chappaqua with his sharpest axe. and Grant, at Long Branch, coolly "kept right on smoking" his fa vorite brand of cigars. At the O. iv.

corner tney are opening the largest and most com plete assortment of Glassware and Queensware, knives, forks and spoons ever brought in the city. The O. K. is the only place where you can get a complete set of the best ware. Cooler's Teast Powder.

Stands at the bead as the purest and most Baking. Powder ever offered to the public. Permits no waste flour, convenient to have in the kitchen, and never fails to produce sweet biscuits, rolls, Ac, fh ten minutes. Ask your Grocer for it. jlyOddkwlw Are you suffering from scrofula, skin eruptions, blotches or any other form of skin disease, arising from an infringement on the moral law? If so, obtain at once Dr.

Rlchaus Golden Balsam No. 1, and you will receive a radical and speedy cure when all other treat ment fails. When you are depressed by the gaunt, sickly feeling of a disordered system, which needs to be cleansed and stimulated Into healthy action, take a dose or two of Ayer's Pills and see how quick you can be re stored for a shilling. Jcst received, at Louis Miller's, for the wholesale and retail trade, the largest stock of sweet oranges and all kinds of confectionaries, and fire works for the Fourth of July, ever brought to Fort Scott, funlldtf In Excellent article. Mrs.

Winslow'a Soothing Syrup is an excellent article for all dis eases of children. jlyOdJtwlw If you would have a good thick head of hair, use Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. No other like It. Tns only place to find Simon cure Ground in the city. Is at Robinson apr23dtf Examine Robinson Brc's pure Michigan Apple Cider Vine gar before purchasing elsewhere.

apr23dtf Fob Rent. The upstairs of the Monitor Building, 22 by 90 feet, well lighted with 10 windows. apr24dtf Ice delivered at any hour of the day by leaving orders at John O'Connor's, 41 Market street. myl6dtf 0 paw----a-- Granadines 12Jc, lawns and Dolly Varden chintz 10c, at the Cheap Store. A uutaE and well selected stock of tobaccos, at Robinson A apr23dtf Backwkcat, For seed, at Goodlander'a Mill and Has Clark's store.

JunlSdtf Fresh Butter at Reld's at 10 cts. per pound. un20dtf Buckwheat, For seed, at Goodlander'a Mill and Has Clark's store. JunlSdtf New Prunes, Dried Cherries 'eaches, Apples, etc. at Robinson apriSdtf Ohio Stone Ware, at Robinson A apr23dtf Tkandij sfaralag, JalJ It 187S.

ltA.TKe FOR LOClL. Om (iucrl 20 imii oer Um. (Xuwrt 1 taeM dag. OMMMUtartrcr Locals la Wmkj.T will be charged 20 cents a line eua lnttruon. We shall not denate from the hor rates.

Sept. 17. 1871. Mluoarl Hirer, Fort Scolt soil Giir Kailroxd. TIME TABU! TO TAKE EKrECT 8m- DAT.

JUNK autb, 1372. oonro sosn Mtil No. a. War a. Coal Tra m.

eoraro octh Mall Ko. I Tn roach Freight War reUht p. m. SvM a. m.

a. m. City TGWSm A call-Is out for a Greeley and Brown ratification Saturday evening. Bumhkb abawl, aklrta and dreu rood at half, price. The Cheap Store la W.

H. Walrath'a. jiylldAwlw Tub Leavenworth Evening Call shortly to be issued in an enlarged form and with a new typographical dress. The Call Is a well conducted paper and seems to be growing In public favor. Jcst received, at Louis Miller's for the wholesale and retail trade, a large stock of lemons and all kind of confectioneries.

Jlylldtf. W. 8. Jenkins, of Leavenworth, has been appointed register of the land office at Wichita, Kansas, vice Andrew Akin, resigned and Jo-alah Red field baa been appointed receiver at the same office, vice Wm. A.

Shannon, resigned. Remember 'tis at the Cheap Store where you get 4 spools of Clark's or Coate'e thread for 25c ts. W. H. Walrath.

JlylldAwlw A terrific thunder storm swept over the city and vicinity last eve-Ing. The rain fell In torrents for some time and the lightning flashes were sharp and incessant. A Kansas thunder storm is hard to beat. We hope It will have the effect to cool the political as well as the general atmosphere. Four spools of Clark's or Coate's thread for 25c at the Cheap Store, down on Wall street, where the postofflce used to be.

Look for the sign. JlylldlwAwlt W. H. Walrath. New Paper.

We have received the flrat number of The Irish Re publican, Michael Scanlan, editor. It take the place of The Irith Re public. It Is ably conducted and is a fearless advocate of the rights of Irishmen everywhere. Ia politics, It Is Republican, and. supports Grant and Wilson.

The Republican is published at Washington, D. at $3.00 per year. Adams, Knight Akron Ohio, say "The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparllla Is really the thing for which it Is ef fecting many wonderful cures." JlyOdlwltw. Sale Caeap. A one story house, 12x20, with kitchen, 11x15 to be removed.

For particulars address P. O. box 145. JIyl0d3t rercosal. We were favored with a call yes terday from W.

P. Weyand, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Vernon coun ty, Missouri. Is xtt, the queensware man, Is abead. His stock is the best In the world. He sells fine chamber sets for $5.00.

Jly9d3t. Fort Scott Cement. C. F. Drake, of this city, has late ly received by tne uuu road one car load of drain-pipe and chim neys, from six to eighteen inches in diameter, manufactured by the Northwestern Drain-pipe Manu facturing Company, in the city of Nebraska.

The above mentioned pipe was manufactured from cemeat prepared by A. H. Bourne fc of the Fort Scott Ce mentand Paint Works. The ce ment was shipped from here on the firot day of June, and now returns to la the shape of useful and de Irable articles. We have every assuranee that the Northwestern Drain-pipe Com pany will commence the manufac ture of pipe and chimneya In this eity at an early day.

the cement from here giving perfect satisfaction. Ladies I call at the O. K. and see the finest glassware in town, defy competition In quality and price. E.

B. I sett. JlyWSt Lost on July 4th, a lady's gold enamelled bracelet. The finder will be liberally rewarded by call logonltobinson Main at, Fort Scott. JlyTdGt Some more of that 5c toweling i-c hickory and check and 15c denims at the Cheap Store down on Wall street.

Bidfcvaeat, For seed, at Goodlander'a- Mill and Has Clark's store. JunlSdtf The beat lee cream and soda water can be foand at Louis Miller's, Wall street. myTdtf T. L. Hxxbxbt, Painter and Paper Hanger, No.

7, Locust Bt. oct25dti Goods bought at ft Bro'a. delivered free to an part of the city. Jan27dtf GILBERT HUBBARD CO, SHIP CHANDLERS AND SAIL MAKERS. Manufacturers of and Dealers in Twinas and Cordage, C0TT03T AND FLAX DUCK, COTTON FLAX TWINES Of Every Description.

STEEL OR IRON For Mining or Hoisting Purposes Galvanized Iron "Wire Mope For Standing Rigging, or Ferry use, TENTS, TARPAULINS, and WAGON COVERS, FLAGS OF SILK-AND BUNTING. 220, 228 and 230 South Water St. CHICAGO. mayl6dlyhe From Hlek'g Advertising Agea- cj, Kansas City, llo. Artiste' Materials.

WAX 0 WEtTm ATERI ALS. Pictures, Mouldings, Mirrors, Transfer Ornaments for Carriage Painters, etc. etc. wholesale and retail. Call on or address WM.

K. THORN K2i Main street, city, jt.u, Box 1361. jyiidlmo J. SHELLEY CO. 3 DELAWARE STREET, M14 lVilIISil 9 llills Have the Beat Assortment of -IN THE Missouri Valley And will Duplicate any In- voice from any FIRST CLASS HOUSE WEST OF THE ALLEGHANY i M.

SHELLEY CO. 3 06 DELAWARE KANSAS CITY. M0. -Junelst d3mos c. w.

coontAKDsra, X.AXODOIT, T. BOBIT H.a. CCKBIK, Goodlander, CurrieS. PHOrillETOIlH. GOODLANDEIl HILL ELEVAT0E Special attention given Cnnom worlt.

AU GrOOds Warranted as aar Represented. Liberal RatesGiven oa Storage. FORT SCOTT, KANSAS. jnne2dtf SlRiifXlft 1' 6gJg In front or lot 12 block 8 Wilson's Ad'n In front of lot 12 block 13 Wilson's Ad'n In front of lot 2 block 93 do 8" do do do do do do do do do 127 160 1 2 18 83 117 18 197 do do do do do do do do 2 and 8 8 12, 10 and 8 0 2, 4 and 0 0 and 10 6 2 north side 2 do do do 198 In front of lot 13 block 12 Wilson's Ad, In front of lot 2 block 8 Wilson's Ad'n In front of lot 10 block 8 Wilson's Ad'n In front of lot 2 block V9 do do 6 and 12 do do' do do do do do do do do do do do do do 167 194 2 and 12 11 2 9 1 II 1,2 and 4 6 11 10 5 9 and II 1,3,5.7.911 8 and 10 12 11 8 2,4 and 6 12 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do July6d30d 193 134 1 80 152 108 117 177 91 69 102 89 134 125 lot 104 121 157 do do do do do 2and S.tfAISEB. 159 City Clerk.

RESOLUTION Relating to Sidewalks Resolved by the Mayor City of and Councilmen of the Scott: Fortl That sidewalks should be laid down In front of the folio wins lots In said city. to-wlt: Lot 1, block 04. LoU 11, 7, 5, 3, 1, of I block 47, and a piece of ground lying- be tween the last mentioned lot and the IT. A T. K.

on thA cut alrl nf JnnM I street. Also Iota 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11, of block I 138, and lota 1, 3, 6, 7, 0 aud 11, of block 155, 1 on the east side of Scott avenue. Also lot 2, block 88, and lota 1 and 2, block 85, and lots 1 and 2, block 84. on the south side of Wall street. Also lot 2, block 137.

on south aide of Hickory street. Alsw lot ana s. of lot 8, of block 123, on tne east side of Jones street. Also lot 12, block 133, on north side of Chestnut areone. Also lot 2, block 103, on south side of Lo-coat street and west side of Scott avenue.

Attest S. KAISER, June29dlmo City Clerk. Agents Wanted I WANT a few live business men to act aa General Arent in each county taronghont the Halted 8tates, for tbe sale of my PATENT NON-EXPLOSrTE KEHOBEITE LAIIP3I They are needed by everybody, and sell rapidly from one year's end to an otner. -Afcenta make aa hi eh aa Five to Twenty Dollars per day clear money. But little capital required to begin with.

If yon want a pood-paying and permanent Baal nesa, address at once for particalars DILF.T.GRHIE3, 24 Seat 26th Street, N. Y. City. tan21oaw W. 8.

CHAPMAN rert Scott, Kansas. B.C.ULOWBY.' Mj.Looia.Ko CHAP 1.1 All CL0VRY. 9 I Wholesale and Retail Dealers la, anel Manaf acturers of BOOTS SHOES. 17 XTaU Street. jaaidawtf 1 IP i nit TITTK IN 1871, AS Best Article In the Market." mflE "A8BE8TOS ROOFING" la J.

substantial and reliable material, which can be safely used in dace ot Tin, Slate, on steep or fiat roof, in all climates. It is finlahed on the roof with the "ASBESTOS ROOF OOATINO," pre-pared ready for use. Also valuaol for restoring old Tin. Shingle ana other roofs. It is nroof aealnst burnluK sparks BOILER FELT1XO, Boonng and Sheath.

avasvtv. iMBUuinubuici va auiiamji vn in Felts, Boiler Scale Preventive, 8111c raini, ACia wateranu ire-proor po sitions, ana dealers in ABsaTOH AspuaITUM, and general ltoonng Ma-. teruua." DescrlptlTe pamphlets, price lls. terms, 6c, to dealers by mail. It.

W. JII1LM, No 78 William Street New York. EstablUhed in 1S58. aprl2deod4w3mo t. v.

Jakes. J. CBAWrOKO JAMES T. M. JAMES SON IMPORTERS OF QUEEHSWARE, CHINA ANO CLASSWARE, NO.

COS MAIN STIIEET KanHaglCity. IVIo. aprudtr tor rices ano lataioge av av apav av a sm a av mm ins rtuiiii jnincuAiiiAWAiii). GOOD CHaAlJCE El) 1870, AND 1JV CKK-wss wicnsMWasilTirir'iTK rumr nifuiriv ikuti. 40 ACRES OF LAND FOR A- PAIR OF HORSES VVK WIf.L EXCHANGE 40 ACRES 11 of Land.

Sltoatcd near Fort Scott, For a Pair of Carriage JTorses. This is the time to get a bargain. Call on, or Address WON ITOtt," Fort Scott. may2dwtf Tohn B. CaopbelU Wholesale and Retail dealer In Books and Stationery, WALLPAPER, Window Shades, To ji Kotlosj k33 K0.

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