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li t t. i 'J St J;:::i, J'. L..ii . SuU Fa RiilTiT Co Tlf XIJ T.V1JLM. Kon In RSect. tTMU fiirtir (ir,."-.., th. Iralnl winrrlT. id .i.-,,rl-.loiinw. KAHT BOUND. No. 1, New York l.lmlWl lUllr Bo. , llullo K. " III It. IB. 11 p. m. WEST BOUND No. a rti.iii.uiir ho. 1. l-.i.Wo Kt. dully 6 12 p. m, 6 4 . m. No. II run. throiuU to North i.xinitton. rrl.u tram, do lot Mrr p..n.r. M. Till. Amt. When j on ico to Luxliigton, call on ttllvcriimn. on corner of public qiiare for lino !iiiir. n Mtrrlta. At thi! Tmiilvnco of and by Kliler J . C. Turimi;e, on Aur. S, 1HX8, Wra. A. l'olliwk anil Mis. Lillio Vaudorpoel, all of Kay. At the same tlmo and placn and by tlio sanin minister, Mr. Wm. Vander- pool and Mi" Anna Pollock all of liny. Wo widi tlio happy couples long, liajipy and prosperous lives. Always ltKAW. H you will Just tuko the pve-ciuition to keep a bottle of ( Iminberlaiirs Colic, t'bolera and Diarrhoea Hemedy on band you will always be ready to cure any form of bowel complaint, H Is prepared licciullv for that purpose, and Is a sure euro. 2icts. per bottle. Sold by all tlrviKfrlsts. tf The die is ca.il, 1. 11. Francis will be the next Governor of Missouri. Jolt SlMMKK CoUI'LAINT uso Cham borluiu's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Itemed;-, It is perfectly safe for chil dren of any age. zocts. per bottle, bold by all driifa'Uts. tf Our cartoon on the tint pago is fully expressive of tho "(iubernatorial sit tuition. Francis has made a clean can vass, while little Johnny (ilover has kept the air full of mud, and More house has stood by bun to snean in blow on F'raneis whenever ho could. Kkmiv ViTNt.sKs. Any one who lias ever tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemedy or seen it tried for Crumping Tains in the Stomach and llowels, Cholera Morbus, or Diarrhoea, is ready and willing to recommend it. It always cures quick ly. Sold by all drupnisla. tf In common with many others we rert t that Miss Mollio Hodman was left out ill selecting teachers for our public school, as she is certainly an ef-lici.-nt teacher but we do not propose to question the action of the board, Cramping Pains in tho Stomach and llowels, Cholera Morbus and Diarrhoea, are promptly, permanently and safely cured, by u-iug Chaniberlaiu Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy, Soldi by all druggists. tf Prof. Lindsey Dickey honored our sanctum with several calls this week, lie is working on a scheme to divide the county into four districts, and hold ouu Normal a month, that Is one in each district every four months. It Is a good phm and he will iiave more to say of it in the future, Addison 11. liryaut vailed on Satm day last and ordered the Democrat to Lawsou Sisk, at Kuglish, Tennessee, for which he has our thanks. 11a was accompanied by Work-) Acton a young man from Tennessee, who lias been working for Jus. li. Mclver, near Vib tiard. lie was ou Ills way back to his 'Xeunessee home. Wanted. A niulu, 4J Icct.htgh, cf heavy build, for yt service. Will pay a good price, Bl flHI I Lg HlATTlk 111 IIBELL. Rheumatism and Neuralgia cured In i to 3 days for 75 cents by Detcbon's Mystic Cure.'' Du not sillier and ante money on other remedies. This absolutely never tail. Sold by W. W. Mosbj'o:on, Druggist. 25-ljr If you need liquors ol any kind write so L. Siiverinaiu Lexington, lie will send it to you nicely packed Sue prices kewheru. Ur tiill Over ike fountrg We hear every man woman and Child say that Uichmond 1 the town where to buy Uuoda ebeapw U cannot be bent by any other town, but the oioat. attractive place lu Uichmond la THE OKIKNTAir BAZAAB, or the and 10 cents atom, where No tion Tinware, Glassware, and Queens- waru are bought at from 80 to 70 per wnt. lcs thari la any other store in auy other store in northwest Missouri. Think how much money you laved last fear by patronizing this store Mid go Bud do likewise this year. tfc a , , Republican Counts Cenvantioa, The Si-pllhlicans -jf Kay county will meet io convention ib the Citrof Kioh juond, at i o 'cluck p. n., ou 5.ULKIMY, August 25th, 188.. for the purpose of placing a tut ttckot in the held. The Republicans uf each Township arc requested to meet at their! usual phu-e of meetinft on haturuay, August tli, ul. 1 o clock p. m.. to so- l.u-i il.-l.-irtti-a io tlio mintv C'-onvau, tiou. F.aok tunuship is entitled to four delegates. The Committeemen for such luwiisliin is ehargett with the ex ucutioii of lliis order, and uiged to take prompt steps I sec that full delega tion is selected. It is the desire of tho County Com mittee to lilaku this tht, biegest meet- ttig ever held hy tilt: Kepuhliraiis of Hay county. let every itcpuoncan anu everv otlu-i individual who wishes to be saved liy tlie never-falling Hepuhll- eau meillcino meet Willi us. l-.special lv do WO lil'e the voting lteoublicana of the counlv to tuni out. ow u the; lime to show yoiik tuve of country and correct principles. There are many whose views or religion and correct morals gem-rally will no longer permit llieili U alhliate with the Democratic par'v. To all such the lalch-string to the ot-or ol the grand old Heptiblican jtarlv hangs inviliiigly out. (fontutnon give her a tweak tuni walk in. K cor ilial .l eeptiou and iaaliug, sweat con tentment await ou. Done lv or.h-r of lien and Levi, til ls. A IT KIlllKltHV, Chairman. L. C Cam wi.i.L.sjectetarv. P.t-tl. C.W. LITTLE Has moved his restauraDt to the liiick lluildiiig. lirat door west of the M-thodist ehui h on Main street and Is 1 preparru to luruisu tue neat !jl MEAT, in 1 tLocity. j,e iiasopeio-u a neat rewiaurani anu tin. 1 1, room, where a meal or lunch oau l.. I 1 at. anv hour, ttood loiliritig rooms above icotauiaut at reasonable He ulna carries a full stock of fresh (Jr-H-eries. Tobacco and Cigari, wliicu. Will be auldat bottom pilces. G. W. Littlo. Hue fLUBIASO liOTI. Will Shotwell hasgono to Kansas. Miss Nannie C. Moore of Lexington, is visiting tho family of Mr. John T- Akers In this city. Miss Crissie Scholl, daughter ol Mrs. M. J. Scboll, who formerly resided here Is in the city visiting friends. Misecs Myrtle Creel and Mollio Sim- coo returned from Moncgaw springs last Monday evening. Young Mr. Dines of Chicago, a nephew of Mr. Charles Sevier, is in the city visiting. Mr. Wm. Molin from near (icorge- vlllo called Mondny. Ho says the storm was pretty rough In his section. Wm. McGaugh, Jr., is building a nice residence on his farm, two miles north-wost of Hardin. S. R. Llllard dropped in Saturday with a copy of John J. Ingalls' letter to William Walter Phelps, of New Jer sey. It Is a daisy. The Van Dibber and Alspaugh road districts in Grape Grove township pur chased one of the Koad Machines, re ferred to elsewhere in this issue Mayor O. G. Young of Carrollton, passed through tho city 1'uesday on his way homo. He Is satislled Carroll coanty is solid for Francis. Mr. Bird Nance wishes to know w ho are the Central Committee of the Pro hibition party in Ray couutv as ho has business with them The storm of Sunday night was very destructive on the growing applo crop. Thousands of bushels wure blown of) the trees lu Kay county. Henry L. F.lliott sold last week 8o acres of land one mile south of New Hope church to S. R. Llllard, for 5u per acre. The land is worth the money. Elder J. C. Turnago of this county. will leave tomorrow for Howard couu ty, where be will spend a couple of weeks at a protracted meeting at Hock Springs. Our popular attorney J. Riley Ham ilton returned yesterday from Colora do, where he has been enjoying the cool breezes. Ho left the other boys hunting bears. Our old friend Ben Derstler, dropped in yeBterday. Ho says corn is not much hurt with him. He Is a warm Francis man and wants to see him governor, Miss ay Anderson, daughter of John 11. and lamina Anderson died at the residence of Dr. Todd at Gridley, California, on tlio 30th of July aged 16 years. She had many friends here. The storm Sunday night gave the smoke stack at Hamacher's mill a slight crook and bent tho stcpla on the Pres byterian church, but beyond this, did no serious damage that we can learn about town. Mrs. T. D. Bogle, of this paper, at tended the old settlers re-uulon lu Montgomery county, last Saturday, and saw a tremeuduuus crowd of peo ple. She met her lexas brother and sister there, Recent letters received eonvey the intelligence that CoL J. T. Child and wife will get back to this country next spring and expect to remain when they come. They will start in Janua ry, and come by way ol France and England, upending a short time li. each of these countries, lion. John F. Rucker, candidate for secretary of state, was lu St. Joseph last Alonday and said to a Gazette re porter that the primaries la the differ ent oounties last Saturday, practlcallr settled the raoo for governor as Fran cia would certainly get it on the lirsl ballot. Xhis opinion we hear express ed on all side. We had a pleasant call on Saturday from Joung Harrison, a on ol Sam Harrison from noar Swanwlek. li says his father fs going to sell his stock rent oat his farm and go to Hot Springs for his health. We are sorrow to bear that this move Is necessary, as moving ts alwaye costly experiment. We have tried it, I. B. Wright near Morton, bad valuable colt killed recently by rattle snake bite, lie says there Is a forty fenced, on the farm of Mrs. Hoi loway near bhu, which has not been pastured (or some time and rattle snakes have become very numerous there this spring. About twenty, all large ones, have been killed on hi farm, supposed to have come out of this fenced forty, which has been allow ed to grow tip lu rank grass. HobU Sevier, son of Charles Sevier, of this city, was struck on the head by a Hying bat that had slipped from the bauds of Will llubbell, while witness 1 ing a game of base ball last Friday. lie was quite seriously hurt.but It now getting all righu It was reported on Sunday last that his case was danger ous but lurtunately this was not true, When you witness a game of base ball keep out of Uie way of the wild and wooly players, We bad 4 pleasant call on Tuosday from Wm. McGaugh, Jr., of Crooked River township, lie is a strong Frau- ols man, But some of the Murehouse men have been telling him that old lie that has been so tften exploded, that I r rancis is a T,grain gambler," notwith. standing the fact that it has been so clearly dotuonstated that Mr. Francis is simply a grain dealer, a wan who boys and sells grain for cash, and has been of great beuetit to the fanners in keeping uju prices. touis Wcgwae. Sr. left on Sunday last, lor Germany to spend the remain dor of his days with au old bachelor brothel. His wife and daughters, it will be recollected, preceded hiin some months ago. He will sail from New York, on Saturday neat. The busl ness oere will be continued by Megede, Jr. under the old linn name Mr. Megedo had lived here many years, anu oy uis uprigui conduct and cor rect business methods, had drawn to him a host ol friends, who regret to si- him leave. Bobl letohcr tells of a philosophical old negro.who is an inmate of the poor farm. Alter the heavy storm of Sun day night be wunt out to the little shanty occupied by this negro, expect- iug to liud him nearly frightened to death. He was disappointed as the negro was setting in a chair as placid as a summer dream. Bob asked him be was not scared, wheu the negro re plied '"No mussa, Iso given myself de Lord, and 1 kuow wheu he wants me he will call for me." Such sublime faith in God is not met with every day though It should be possessed by every curnlian, TO FRANCIS MEN I Vote for Francis delegates. If yon happen to see tho name of some man in the list of candinatcs that you don't liko.don't scratch It. Recalled you are voting for Francis and not the delf- gato Let us havo no pulling back or cross-firing, let every Francis man do his dutv, and all will be well. County Court has been in session four days this week. Prof. L, T. Kirk was In the city yes- rday and honored the Democrat with a call. . Prof. T. Berry Smith, of Fayetto, is tlio city, visiting tho family of B. J. Menefoe. Corresponilonco from "Ovid" and 'Stringtown" received too late for this issue. ill appear next ween. Geo. W.Schwclchgot home from his California trip on Monday night last, and of course had a delightful time. Buck Craven from near Vlbbard, has an ulcer on his left eye which is giving him much trouble. Ho is here under the treatment of Dr. Shotwell and Is slowly improving. Lindsay Dickey resigned this week, his commission as Justice of the peace for Fishing River Township, and Wra. Searcy was appointed in his place by the County Court. The man Cox, arrested at the Law- sou pic nic for selling whisky, was akt u up to that place on Tuesday for trial, but took a change of venue, and in the absence of a bond is in our jail awaiting trial. The prupLecy of the Boonville Topic that Cooper county would go anti Francis proved to be false. The Rich mond Conservator cupied the squib, and added that Ray county would go !or Morehouse. Saturday will prove that another prophet has gono wrong. R. W. Fletcher says there was in ad- lition to the big storm on Sunday night heavy hail out about timber ridge, 6 miles north of Richmond, that finished up what little corn was left by the storm. Many of the inmates of the poor house were nearly scared to death. Squire SainSylar, of Taitsville, called on Monday. Ue says the storm was if anything a little worse, ou Suuday night, at his place thin here, and the corn was all laid llaU Many lenocs were blown down and fruit trees badly damaged. He Is a strong Francis man aud believe he should bo nominated for governor. Praaehlng. Elder J. E. Dunn will preach at the Christian church In this city on Sunday next at 11 o'clock. Sevtre Stsrm. A very severe storm passed over Ray county, at an early hour ou Monday morning last, which resulted In great lamage to corn and orchards. Innear- every section the early com was blown tlat to the ground, and the ex tent uf the damage cannot yet be est! mated. Many fences wero blown down and an occasional out building unroof- d. The sturm seems to have been general and at Carrollton great dam age was douo to property. Louses were blown from their fouudations,outbuild- ings demolished and tin roofs removed. Lexington Junction. The threshing in the country Is net all over with, ihe farmers have ship ped a greater quantity of wheat from here this year than has been shipped from this place for several years. Prof. Chenault has a new awning in front of Uis store. A livery team from Rich mend rau away on Sunday and ran In- Prof. Chenault store window. breaking out cue of the plate glass, Miss Maggie Smith has gone to Illinois, (reurgo is lonely now since Maggie Is gone. The families of Messrs. Harris, traubo and Baum, of Richmond, aud Mr. Alfred Straube, of this place met at the Cbrystal bpriugs, of Maj. Mo- Cliutock, on Suuday last and had an excellent time. Mr. Ed Watklns.from uorth of Richmond speut Sunday with hi brother near hero. Mrs. Willis Stratton died at her home one mile north of this place August 1st, after a short illness. Mr. Searcy, who lives noar here Is very low with typoid fever. llliam 1 uuk has also been sick some tiuiu. Mrs. Tom Stewart, of this place is ou the sick list this week. Mr. Jake iledrick, who lives one-half mile from town has been quite sick but is conv lescenu Mr. Lants, who lives at the brick mill, has a very bad felon on her baud. Mr. Pruston Smith was down last week to see how his bachelor broth ers wore getting along threshing, they made it all right, except mmett and he is ou the slok list. Mis Jennie Pierce spent the past Week In Rich mond, visiting the family of J. C. Mor ris and other relatives. They are go ing to paint, weatherboard and oeil the Lenore schoolhouso, so as to get it ready lor school, lhreo oouple from the oouutry east ot bore went down to Hardin last Sunday night to preach- ug, we presume they bad a fine time as they did not return until 12 o'olock. One of tho finest rains of the season leu uoro atiuuay morning, which was a great advantago to tho corn also put wheat ground in a fine condition for breaking, aud spoiled several contem plated visit. Rex and Inez. WttBietl In BusltieM. Ill this ago of extreme activity and wonderful devolopement, It is a note worthy fact that many women have made their own way In mercantile life aud successfully compete with men in many lines of busiuesa, Women, whotb- er they labor in tho household or in the store, are all liable to sutler from func tional derangements and the care of uia'.erulty. Fur all troubles known under the catagury of "femalo weak ness," Dr. Pu ree' Favorite Proserin lion is a tunic and tried specific. It relieves the greatest sufferers, and re stures tho patient to vigorous health aud strength. It is the only medicine for women, sold by druggists, under a positive guarantee, from the manu facturers, that it will give satisfaction in every case, or money will ue refund- ed. iuis guarantee nas been printed on the bottle-wrapper and faithfully cairiuuuui ior uihiiy years. nr. fierce s relicts cure constipa tion, billiousuess, sick headache, and all derangeiueuts of the slumach, liver and bowels. The first decision of the status of life insurance policy, where the wife, for w hosu benelil It was taken out died before the husband, has just been made by Judge Seddon in St. Louis. He holds that where a man insures his wife and then survives hor the pulley insure to the beuetit of the children Independently 01 tuo Insured, crudlton, CARD. I take this method of saving Good Bye to all my friends anil customers in county. I have been with you many years and have always done all In my power to pleaso yo-.i. 1 go back In pend the remainder of my years In Germany, where my wifo and daugh ters have preceded nut. There will be change in the linn of L. Megeile ,v Son. I leave It In charge of my son and partner, who has had ample rpe- rience and who 1 am conluleiit will continue to uphold and add to the rep utation I have made for fair and honcsi doaling. Hoping you will continue to favor L. Mcgodu & Son with your cus tom and confidence in the future n you have In tho past. I wish you all long life, health, wealth and happiness Yours Sincerely, L. Mtiitm:. Tsschtrs Elected. After all tho trouble in selecting teachers for our public schools, tin board came to a iinal understanding last Monday and elected Prof. D. J. Shackelford, of Palmyra, as Superin tendent j Prof. James E Dunn, of this city a assistant, and Prof. J. L. Rob erts, of Boono county, in the place of Miss Mollie Rodman. From members of the board we learn that Prof. Shack elford and Roberts come with the very best of recommendations, and havo ex perience a teachers. Prof. Dunn i. one of us, consequently needs no re commendation at our bands. Ho is n graduate of Bethany college, Virginia, and ranks high as a teacher, being thoroughly qualified and thoroughl ofllclent In all branches taught here. Let us hope that there will be no f ni-thci- trouble in our school matters ; that every citizen will feci it incumbent on himself to do all he can to tuuke our educational iustltutions both popular aud efficient. A united public senti ment is all we need now to make Rich mond College tirst-class. Pic Nic. Judge 8. A. Wollard called yester day and ordered bills fot the "Annual After Harvest pic nic to be held at Riissollville, this year ou Friday, Au gust 17th. Every body is Invited to be present and bring with them a big bas ket full of good thing., to eat The usual program will be carried out Tinncy I Iron. Farmers are most all done hay har vest. The singing at s;r. J. vt. Pierce' on tho liflh Suuday evenlup was largely attended; about forty wen present; the evening was spent ver pleasantly. Mr. Sammic Lavelock and lady of Kansas arc in ou a visit. Mr. Will Setholt who hurt his hand so bad wheat harvest Is Improving rapidly. Bro. Philip Penny preached to a vert appreciative audience last Sabbath at this plaoe. sir. G. A. Mason, while harvesting last week cut his little tot to the bone on the sickle of the reaper. Milo F'orbcs spent Saturday am! Sunday in Hardin. The organ agent of Carrollton Is in this vicinity. Bro. Ray McCabe preaches next Sunday. As the weather is so warm we havo'ut much to say. Alex & Polly. A Safe Investment. Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or In case til failure a return of purpbase price. On this safe plan you can buy from out advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump tion. It is guaranteed to bring relief every ease, when used for any affec tion of Throat, Lungs or Chost.such as Consumption, intlamation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, W hooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc It is pleasant ami agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottle free at Taylor oe Ewnig s Drug Store. aug. CEOHUEVII.I.K CAUDLE, I will endeavor this week to drop In n lieu... ... weather and harvest tune, it is quite a task for one to write oiien. tt ill try and come more regularly in the future. I-Annct-, foreruns are splendid, tin: late rains have done a great deal oi good lor tne late corn, i anuers are most throueh making bay. George- ville Is on a boom. We have a Kansas City merchant and ho is selling good verv cheap. Aunt Cindia Lcntz, of Hardin, Is spending several weeks vis iting Mr. Cirabam and family. Mrs. George Wallace, of Cowgill, spent last weok visiting relatives ou Mud creek Dr. Ed Morris Ludlow, spent the I'-jth isiting his best girl near this place Thomas Mo Brown and brother Lewis of Johnson county are visiting lu this vicinity. Mrs. John Minick, uf Cow- gill, ia visiting relatives near this placu, The Rose Valloy literary society n il meet Saturday evening at the Tooiuay, Messrs. Wm. Toouiay and Jake Coll man, are attending the Hamilton In stitute. Irviu Muner, will attend the Richmond Institute this coming we jk A certain Mud creek girl says a big footed follow, we think he is surely from Ovid from the looks ol the Ovid bov feet Jim Deaphunbrink says it has been such a wet season that he has taking seoond growth. The Mud creek hridcre near the residence of William Mohu gave way about two weeks ago with abo tit bo or 40 head of ca'.tlu In- longing to Wru. Slouri, fortuiu telj none ox the came were injurt-u. Married at tho Cowgill church on the 29th. Hev. J. Jasn, pastor ol the M. E. Church South, to Miss Carrie i;lll. of Cowgill. The ceremony was perloimed uy rrosiuiug r.iuer chap man, of Glasgow, Mo. The leap year loo oream supper given at the resi- lunce of Vtm. Mohu, on Saturday eve. July 2th, was largely attended. Just sixtv-five persons were present aud all appeared to enjoy themselves splen didly. Hooht. Wallace wont to Kansas City last Thursday. Died, in rolo, io., July Jotti, ixk-.. Cnlvin M.. onlv child of J. V. and Kl- lie Rice, aged 2 years, 1 month and 1 days. The funeral services were held at Pleasant Hill, on Thursday, July 26th, at 10 o clock, a. in., conducted by Key. Tanquary, of Kingston. aug. o, isea. j uriv Silt ind Cflecttv. Brandeth't Fills are the sutvul ami most effective remedy fur Iuiligo. tion Irregularity to the HoweU, Cuiistipu- tion, Billiouiness, Headache, Dizziness, Malaria.or any dUease aribing from un impure state of the blood. 'I hey bavt- Vieea in use in this country for ovt'i fifty years, and the thousand uf unim peauhablo testimonials from thosu who have uvd them, aud their coiiniuhtly iuoeain sal, is iucontrovurLublu thul they perform til that U uluiiucd for them. tirundroths Tills are purely veget able, absolutely harmless und sufu tu take at auy time. Bold lu every drug aud mudlcluu lure, either pUiu or euw-cuuua. Short-Horn Melting. Tho Annual Meeting of the Ray County .short-Horn Kri eders Associa tion held III Richmond, August 4, 1HH was the most harmonious ever held. W. E. -Settle wielded tlie gavel and the smiling and beautiful countenance of John A. Hay lies shone nt the Secreta ries desk. W. 1'.. Settle was ro elected Pres. das. F. Hates Vice Pres. Goo. Gardner Treas. Geo. W. Kalk Sec. and John llaynes cor. S-c. .las. Hughes and II. C. Garner appointed to inspect I'rcasiir-rs Book. Motion to reduce annual lines to ooe, to no vuien on at next meeting. Stock show and picnic will lie held Sept. at a place to be named hereaflcr. Geo. W. Fai.k, Sec. W. E. Sktti.k, Pres. Tsilur el th Normal. We are sorry to report that tho Nor al Institute, which was to have been held here this week and next failed on a, count of having no conductor, Prof L. T. Kirk had been chosen for '.his position, but sent In his resignation, two weeks ngo and no person was se cured In his place. Between 60 and 70 teachers came in to attend and a good program had been laid out for the work, but on coming together on ruesday, tlio fo-aohors present decided that it was best to adjourn tho matter over to next year, when in was hoped to have better success. Merit t III-.. Wo de-ore to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Life Pills. Huckllll's Arnica Salve and Kleetric Hitlers, and have never handled remedies that sell as well ir that have given such tinivursal sat sfitetion. W e do not hesitato to guar antee them every time, and we stand ready to rctuinl tho purcliaso price, If satisfactory results do not follow their sc. Tiie-e remedies have won their real popularity purely ou their merits. joi'l livTaylorvV K.wing. Druggists, au. Ripubllcau League, In a pursuance of a call, a meeting if Ucpuhlicaiis was held in Richmond, Aug. i', l.sss., to arrange for organiz ing a republican league club, A tem porary otganiaiiini, with a mctuber- hip of 4", was atieetcd, with the fol lowing ollicers- Charles Tumor, chair man? h. K. Keener, Secretary. On mo tion of Ed Haliuu-her it was decided to publish a call In the Richmond papers tor a township meeting to be held at ihe Court House, ou tho loth day of iVugust, at 7 p. in. for the purpose of permanent organization. J, C. Turner, S. E- Keener, Chairman, bccretarV. Head Machines. Four road machines were purchased in th-s cuiiiity this week as fullows: One Austin Steel Reversible by the count f one of the same kiud by Polk township; one of tho same by Grape Grove township, also by the same tow udiip onu called the Leader, These machines were purchased by some special road districts but we did not get particulars. Xnu aggregate cost roo. Strayed or Stolen. From Lexington Terry, a bay mare between U and 1- years old, scar ou right hi, 10 hands high, had on a bridle and saddle. Any kuuwledge of her will be suitably rewarded by ad dressing FiiANK Adams. Henry, Post Oilico New Gun Shop. Messrs. Lester and Bruce have opened a gun shop, up stairs, over James Rig or's store, where they are prepared to repair till kinds of Guns, Pistols, Sew ing machines, Locks, vVc, and all oth er smali machinery. Give them a trial BERKSHIRE HOGS. aFQft SALENS Seventy-ilve gyring p'-gs, of cither sex sired by Model Duke l-;al, aud out my tied. (-i'(t fur sale, i'arties wish ing to poreliase tlrsl-t'lrtus stock, at rea sonable "nets, are iuvltcl to see my herd. John I, Mansur. Farm six miles north of iSorborne, t'jrroll county, Mo. lij-tf Hit- imported tialluwuy Hull, Uokdku Willie. 4120 Can tie ser-n at my atuble near the Wassju House, where he will remain during tlio B'-aioii, border Willie is oiiuot t'.e llueat Uulloways ever im ported, is three years old, and come : i out til, i noted IJrmiil ititig tribe. I'liose dudii iiig to Improve their Itock should c.ul tibd see him, i'j tf O. T. Dll KINSOH. TllESTAll. A GREAT NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER. f iik SiAK I- tlie uuly Nrw Yuri; Dewsnftper p t!tiin( tilt- luliuM cointiiciH'e of tlie National Ailmtiiistittti'ni ui the L'nltfd lemtx'roy of New York, liiu Mitieal battle ground oi the Ke- -jiihlU'. hhI cinmiiU f-r tlx- rtiAit hiii.'U- hniHif.t ,nn)ii Hi- ii f!pi''Uin in"s, tl li.ut HihkI ty fit i iiiirn in" ttir-tu nf'iiiH-n.i.-y ill rr- U, -oviTiMiii'iii iruin tueiiiyilvH years of Kfimtiii .in .stt-tiiiitliirv, ami t'lirnijitl .ii and .ifMiiM-m U titu hnuili. l-'tir tlit-M' fturve.u- .its! II U-is -Jfttll tilitiWrrvfiiK In Its lliii-lltv U) Itie luiii mivv- Mi" - it'i'imm mill 1nunni.11 lor lour art Hi'Tt oi nfir.ixTU'u; ii'.iicsiy in ouru- ,tm,tl uii-iira, itini ol touLiimt.il uutlouiil tnui- ii i y tain- i-ro tit-ni) . for !." hi-- who uifii win w iwiiiucr ry I.- sT a Ul-. Hit- i..i r t' rrjil. The fi(U siini H siiiir ly on tin Nutlona emui'i itiir )iiai iurm . 1 1 iit'ili'Ves tliiat any limit1 -tt,li. 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It 'Mi' i., inrtiirt".'!! iuu r -Lii.ri riuilmg iiiuy t ih'hi i;.mm1 m tlie l-t .ll!ll- t.tllll. tlitt riJtmf i nlf-t tin' i1hv' lifWH it np is- anu 'Ifi, ulnrl.-H. lit n't-, if.i- w., art ;rlt iiiiiiiiiitiiU' ti.;:::ur upark , i .in. -Lin tl. Iitctnf'il kt-..ii.rii'rf-. M-iny mI til-" MiiH. ii in IiitriAiun. miJ ,1.- ri)iuni1l1 uric-, uro i-'l'l in ll't.ltl, Ull't 111. fill INK M MHV hi , hi mi. u;. '- ii.'-. i III Ulll ul 1 t-i . i rn i ll ID -'' .1 .1- lil.'ll'-S Ul I'UI ! HI III i-.ni. - U: It H.I.-II- Ill II-. ft-lllMIII'.. - I -ri r- "l I'"1, I' 1 II K Wl i. l- a l.irf p tpt-r Klvlnjf I tin r , . (Ait. With upec ll I Uf IHU-.1 ''lllUlllC 'tuVi . -ii" 1. t -triiifr, in li,iii I. in 1 1. kit-It ut-cuplrd r v i'l y i iinn't) nr lua AH Ml Ii," .1 . 111, l.lhl will print tilt) IikM I'i ii.il'. f 1'nllll'ill IIOWJ. . -i1 ii- Iillillh, 1'iH I'A'iK Fltl K irn ! - .! -null ul'ii:: Slitlit'jr ' . t ir Uk. , t'll-' 'tdT ' " . In ' iv . -l tll'-Ultjs i H I !. Hi. it-11 1 VI I i . . .. '. 1 U) i, In). Wl.r.iiH' Hi AH tu Ul .li U. n Mi l KK. TilK WKIK , ,in .. i -'ii i - li -- ur ni"i'i Mill I'M t i 1 ot iu.a yvr I -r I wriy I i j UuU. I lr.-rt TMKSTAH. GED1HA WliSSjSi!SjbStkiiSitl la Ii"i'r''i7rrl3in7,ifclsti Somo eenllcnian writing: from Law- son to tho Knna City Tiim-, n-k of Jubn M. (ilover was m rntnmnntl of; tlie military post at Hoiln. nt :inv tint. c.nring tltn war A" little. .Johnny claims to have hwn bum in Kc', lio wan too young for any military service during the late iiniplraf-antnosH, Hi Uncle John M. (Hover, from hv. north ast part of he State, is very probalOy the man referred to. If our recollec tion serve us riclit he win either Co lonel or some olticor of a MiMouri rep inieut. I . IF ALL BUM 01 V If M ft'ii' itlmi, nn I lire always t!leV yiil re bt much in need of mcll as tf tlA 1. You iuil ruliR-N ( ! r C..n.oi.nd tnthis leaflon, when the whr-ti' .j stern U dJ.ilit u ! ty tK- ive.i and f. nf r-f worV or ilay In the ettreme licaU Can vu nfT-Ttl the tlr;:c nr.d iv-t i f a v-vatt' a? Seine's Celery Compound will remove ilio iu r 1 if nr. Tt the mil h4 Ht-atlier tr'm tn;it toaa tru medicinal value. Compounded frmu .ho fjrm ila of u sueccadlul liyuUIan, a a gtnenil Invigorator it has no c-pial. When all run down from Lent or overwork, r. 7iI BRACE YOU UP member that Paino'sCt U'ry Compound mmmmmmmmmmmmmm Sold by all druHsts, $1 a hottto. Six for WELLS, RIUI.Uib.S0N & CO., Proprs, Burliujton, JOHN T. AKERS, Surer sxorti to I"J,r.IS tVlf.SO.V, DEAU:itS is Staple and Fancy Groceries Provisions, Queensware, Cigars, Tobacco &c. We extend an earnest invitation to the pulillo to call and ex amice our stock ot Uroertea and Qiitwiiswurt), which will be sold at price to suit the times. Our Store is on the N'OUTUEAST COIl. SQUARE. RiciiMoisrr), mo. THE EUREKA Ifow can bo obtained in this city at tho th-tii store of Dr. M, C Jacobs. 2vo cure no pay, an.l comlition f owdera fur all kinds of stick We expect person Trico very ruasonable- I' requires 1 lb ir a hog during fattening time, to reap For sale by I)r. M- C. Jac3bs, of Hardin, For furtlier information apply to II Muhme & Co Eudora, Kansas. an-" re-' r . L I WW mm Doctor: Tho only tliiiij? that will save your life is a.Jujr of (Jey'r'.s licst Vhlslty. lie is the only dctiler that buys by carload, Goods packed and shinned to any part. A.G357-23'?- A. C-E-'JT-E-S!, Wholesale and KHnll Dealer In Bfer Uine and Liquors, Lexington, Mo. Lexington, Mo. THE BENNETT STUMP PULLER, WILLIAM FERGUSSON, Atfont lor Itay County. Thenbove iUuitrtttioa reinndHiita h Btutrip puller tbntia 10 construcjied t-t.u tun niMiniiti nn trim end ur in lev er wilUlowly but turly raise a ton., ThouMDdsof acres iu Ray Comity are yet to be cleared and the value ot this luventlon can bardly be estituitted. I bavea stump puller at work at Col. Hlcbard Cleveugers, oC tmbiua lUver. Township. bead for Circulars &c, encliaing stamp td Williau Fi:uiirssoN', UUULCICM Ons Fare For Rounit Trips. On Friday's and Sunday's tickets will be sold at one fare for the round tripm to dm Doiut on tue St. umn a m j L H. limited to use on day of salt) OLly tXtlr,- iiaJu"'iJk)IjUMA jinii'.V tm sm IMMEAL & WOOBSOI DEALEUS It win an overwhelming defeat for (lOvernor Morelioune. Mayor Frnneis ;n u- miii ii 'it' i in i in a uiiij'u it , m i it . Huclianan count a will send a solid leleation for tiiiu,- St. Joseph Ncwj. '( hnrlie gave me the cold shake lust m: lit," confessed au Oakland girl to her mother. j Why, I thought !io Venn so fond of you," replied the lady 'Oh, he is. It was a milk shako," ilMttsbiirg Chronic. o Vr.m lltft UVi!!uinff iuVN M immeri K,;i - ; li.n ir'ut.i j,t ivenni. (It clack HOG REMEDY to satisfy every reasonable the benefit of our insurance, aluo sold by Mason & Day, . ' ' . t -1 'i J . BRIDGE LETTING. V-iIVf Is hiTi-l.v jflv.'n tttiit I witl'inth"! loiAtii,; ilittth. ul iiih lirl'lin- Mt.-s, Ul tr.u ruulriti'Ui Ui lilllUl liii- luiiov. li i k ui . New mi..iI lirldjH n--.tr Hi r. H!il'!'c(. of f.'liUtifi Ifiltcii.! in ii.wushiij jj, runL' :., l-'iiiiby, Aui. dtl, ul 1 1 a. in. Nrw wu.i(i t--l.lu n-'itr M,c n-sl'lt n' '- uf l-nn "strut ion, iu louusiiip jm, mi M, r i ul y, A . P. in. nt ii r tlie riM'li-i c 1-ip -4, run! i. ,ir tlm n-tlili'in' ol Wil!;;. MainnUy. ul IVrrv day, Alii. Ml-I Ml-ll'ill 1 I'.-n A- K'Hl -ii. 'l ' I' Nft wiHid t.riil. Wha: u in t-u l'-tiip Ha, at 11 .".t. in "liu'. sul'ioli, li.t: itiiprnval ot Ui ( ountj it. H. I, 11 w, I.n.lj.") Com. lo li.il Wit tit it Mid Hiikk)', u, L'i let l't i I vV !SHH ami Oll t'Mtl ..I tli.tt .sill u-iUtiiisli ou, Imtli in .juaLay null cOl, allien a n it jirav, full mu tt Ho 1 1 Carding. Wu will tak nt wuul uh ht'i'L-tofun- Liti'l si ii-l s.tirn in Watkius Itru-i., Clay cuunty. fuf iMnliii ami fipiiiiiiiij:. .'J-.iin. J li. Hama HKiti ltito. Wlifi. vnii jjo tu l.t'iii''tun, cull on Silvi'i man. on cunuT f jiubliu bijuttru tur nut. .n.uurs. 4 m Her Wiiti Graniiod. j mr iuuKiiur --uu, 1 wmiw givu an uuii t sue a if.yl live count. IrouU ialUyr lluvc you Dover aocn one? 'New.-.'1 "I'uinc lu tho winiluw a uiiuuto 'Why?'' "Au Itliuu ur-uu 'Villdt-T ii Rettiug ittly lu ii.i.jV' L.Uwulu Jouruali 252 iWtZirStSIZwS,? 17.'.''.,,' L'sv., ' IX Etfori Eaylnj ol LI7TKA.,';'. L KRCHAIDISE I "l j' i '"'"li 1'rf i''rKrVTiirriii CSSaTXS Krtiy-i't'i.'rSsTiwJ RmeAr. That Littmann "The Clothier" still contin ues his closing out sale of summer clothing, Strictly at Cost. Look for future an nouncement. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQAHE. Bealer ixx Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishine Goods. Boots, Shoes- and CrOceries- I ISosppctfiilly' Invite tlio Trade to call and examine iy Stock before making purchases. I Make a SPECIALTY of Handling GOOD HONEST MADE GOODS In'all LINES, AU of which I will SELL at the LOWEST PISICES CASH. Returning Thanks for past favors, I hope by Close Prices and Fair Dealing, to merit a continuance of th same. Very Respectfully. T. O. BALLA11D. COME TO STAY Having purcliuflfd the T. L. Shaw stock of badulery and addded to "m. inn. bavetiie Ltarumi, xveaiem, una iiesi Assar.rnen. oi pmuaie llameu. Collars, Whip, Dustn, Comix, llcushus and all kind ot Good usually kept la a llrst clans Ketabllnlnuent, ever Drought to Rav (Jounty And I duty comi.etition on ell guods, Espucially on fiine Carriags and Buggy Harness,, Call and Lxainino my StoMc. X. TlCOBS Try M. B. VVIUQHT. J. R, GLEASON. M. B. WRIGHT & CO.; JE WELERS, GOO Main St., KANSAS CITY, MISSOURL PEECIVAL & WIfl, The BOSS Ohurn t V'i I. It will save many times its ami (piality of butter also in and bo convinced, e will gnarmi ee every one to kivo perfect satisfaction or money Wo also, handle i complete li no ot O A.SO Ll N t; S 1 0 V t-o, RKFUU.HUATORS, ICE CUH.VM FKEliZERS, Screen W'iro Cloth, Screen Doors, Tinware, Furniture, and the cel ebrated Superior Stoves. Wo make a specialty of UOOriXG & (-UTTERING. PEROIVAL ---j Attn Swing ol LmViSV, Tho 150S3 Chuin ia no new expiiriuior.t. Wo can refer you to amunbir of parties, right here in 0'tp county, who havo been using tliein for several years. It is the most perfect working Churn ever sold. It will pr iliico mnro butter, with lesa lal or iuhI is the easiest cleaned, tha cheapebt; tho best, and so Bimpla Unit a cLilil can operate it. cost, every season in quantity labor, l ull and exuimnt them will bo nfunded. & FOWLER, 0m door west of Tost QfEs mil mil