Southern Kansas Gazette from Augusta, Kansas • 2

Gazette XiL. 'Ti Tbe Dotninees of the Republican parly are men who have 1 ng been iJeotifu'd with the progress and development of Ruller ciunj They are peuileraen of known integrity, and in every way worthy of the support every member of the party, and we h-pe that every one of them will vote the ticket without a scratch. If liiirh prices for such as ruled dining the when green-hacks were worth 3S cents on the dj'iar, nre cdeulated to make all men rich, why is it that those who are no running about the country A Grenbeck orator stated tho oth er evening that ''Ye wanted no credit, that credit was a curse to any nation," etc. We venture the assertion that there is not a Green-backer in Butler county who does Dot "'draw" on his credit more or less many of them more. If pood pre Hf.

is advantageous to an individual, can it be any less to communities or porernmente? Credit, in this sense, is confidence in the ability and integrity (honesty) of the person or nation trusted. Destroy the nation's credit and then try to fi'at two or three billions ot paner money irredeemable, aud MONEY TO LOAN UPON IMPROVED FAKMS in Bums of and upwards at 8 pr cent Int 7 pr csnt Commission Principal aud intereat payable at Eldorado A. L. L. HAMILTON Attorney at Law, 277 Kldorado, Kansas.

NOTICE. Lasd Orricit at ichita. Kas-ij, Sept. 29, 18711. Notice is hereby given that, the fnllow-ine-nnrued settler has filed notice of his intention to tinal proof in support of his claim, ml secure final entry there -of at the expiration of thirty duvs from the date ot this notice, viz: John W.

Snod-jtrass, D. S. for the Northeast of Sec. 19 Twp. 27 liauge 3 and namen the fttltowine as his witnesses; viz: Jncob Kioet, of Little WalntTwp, and Maroellus A.

Palmerof Little Walnut Twp. 277 SSI K. L. Wilik, Keeister. VV A.

Sallee, attorney tor applicant. BUTLER COUNTY, THE BANNER COUNTY is tbe ferttla STATE OF KANSAS, Foints with prida totha prodtio per acre, WHEAT, 6a BUSHELS, CORN 80 BUSHELS OATS, 60 BUSHELS, BARLEY, 55 BUSHELS, POTATOES, 300 BUSHELS, Other Crops in. Proportion. gcr3 is illy refreshed, let him tell tho public whether or not he mide tho acquaintance of some lady friends thero to. whom he confiod his mission and, by accident or otherwise, left those letters on the centre-table, and that he did not resain possess ion of them for twenty four hours afterwards, and that these letters, whiclihavo been published, were photographed during that time.

Washiugton is a funny place for youths to visit LAND OFFICE UATTEIJS. We learn at the local land ifHce that many of the papers (especially the proofs) presented there are re. jected on acc unt of defects which would inevitably result in suspen-si ns of entries by the general land oifice if permitted to pass. This Gio. E.

Pottkr. F. A. WtaT. POTTER WEST, Plain Sc Ornamental AUGUSTA, KANSAS.

Painting in 11 its branches House. Wafftin and carriage Graining, Paper Hanging, Wall Plating, Kalsomining and Gifizing, We warrant our work to be satisfactory, and our prices to suit. Shop at the South end of State street in the log buiiding. 261 tf RAILROAD SHOP! Geo, Sullivan having employed a FI2ST CLASS H3SSS IZZZZ AND waiter ai niUR-DAY, OCTOBER SO, 1S70. EEriELIfAX TICKET.

Fenna. Central takes one from New Tork through New Jersey over a beautiful country; from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, the road is double track and in fine condition, but it takes the traveler to tbe clouds in passing over the moun. tains "What a fos," exclaimed a trentleman near me. Itgoesthrouh 6ve tunnels, one of them seven-eighths of a mile in length. The scenery is romantic beyond description From Pittsburgh to Cleveland the road runs down the Ohio for about forty miles, and then turns abruptly through the hills to Alliance, where a fine country begins autl continues to Cleveland.

Tbe Lake hore road runs through a fine country, aud forms a connecting link between Buff ilo and Chicago. The C. B. over which I propose returniug, is also a great thoroughfare. 't M.r.P.APT.KT vr.

norans. O. T. STROS'i. d.

E. E. HARVEY. II. C.

OAPBART. T.r -r Sheriff. ct I), -r Omiior. making speeches favoring the print- J. T.

ron.issir.tipr 2ml Pi.lri.-t, i. F. I i enough piper money to reduce it to the same value, failed to make a fortune is partly due to recent amendments i to the laws and rulings there under, NOTICE. La5D Offick at Wichita, Kawsas. October 14, Notice is herebv eiven that the follow liKJH MEETINUS, Xnv Appointments.

BLACKSMITH, wouhl sar to th public that he is now rariy to do all kind of work in that line, I on short notice and -i. i I XJ intLU'j, la and especially the act of March 3. i 7 the wide awake city of Americn: I yoti will have attained tho height of damphoolisiu. If V. Brown had not been elected to the office of County Clerk by Republican votes he would have had no mey to ay his expenses to the Democratic State Convention last fill, neither would ho have had anv to contribute to the camDiitrn isty, requiring an wi.o interna to 1 xT- i i THE BEST WATER, make and submit proof, and enter incr named settler has filed ot hia ew lork the create-t: Philadel REASONABLE TEKMS.

II 1 anj tir their claims, to publish notices of i i i intention to make tiual proof in support their to submit proof e0 AVn i0Tr of his claim and secure final entry thereof i i Plttsburtrn the blackest: Cleveland at the expiration of thirty davs from the 1th a VtCW to guarding, as tar as A A.k.. date of this notice, viz, Rnlui M. Hanes. e. T.an a'.

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1st ct 7 v.i. Also all kinds of m. 1 If Republicans think the principles if that party are riifbt, tiny must admit that those of the Pem-ocra's are wrong. In thii view of case every Kerubliem who votes for a lcinotraf ca-ts a billot iu fiver of a representative of principles which he acknowledges to bj and in every way dctrituetitil to I government. as possible, against defective proofs hiId; s- K- 8r.

Twp Wood Work in that Trade- HEAVIEST TIMBER, GIVE ME A CALL. I FrRt Tf i in future, we are furnished with s- I'-JTIH i the following brief rules, which, if the Republicans airaia eiert htm save much and he cannot be elected without trouble, not only to the settlers, hut their votes they may expect that a to the officers themselves: 1' I sr. KANSAS. r- uaLse auu names me lonowing as II the ditft rent states thrift and i his witnesses, viz: George Wakefield and enterprise are everywhere appar- i Brtlelt Piniels of Bu'ler county Kansas, cnt. I cm but think in my travels, irs 22 have a country with a NOTICE.

glorious luture. Times are better everywhere, and business T. S. Laxd Wichita, K4.a,J Oct. 14 1ST.

AUGUSTA 21 In Southern Kansas: 7 P.M. 7 ai. i. m. or -ltiV hits 1 II L.e very raretut, selecting ynnr land, to get the ex ict description, aiol when selected see.

bv personal inspection, that The howl of hard times and the ar Complaint havine been entered at thi S7S37 at gument of the Greenbackers against tbe present administration have completely died Out. Prom the office by Charles llnnes against Philip H. Smith: for abandoning his Osage filing No 2367. dated Oct, ls71 upon the w.il l.e erce fit of the salary he receives will bj expended iu an effort to elect a Democratic president. For this every Republican thould vote lor C.

r. Strong, who was a valiant soldier and who is a ''Stalwart" Republican. .1 section il, anwastiit as 6, Kange in haricg i. 10 Kre t- i.t..u,.s, laa.tj Butler county. Kansas, with view to the pers, and from private COn versati ins 1 cancellation said entry: the said parties everywhere, I Conclude, that many ar? herebv summoned 'o appear at this CITY MEAT MARKET.

Wii. Xc3A22Y, Prcprietcr. Yon can find at my shop, FEESH MEAT, FRESH LARD, SHOULEDERS, HAMS, and BACON. 2o3lf The Grenjl ack party has ceased to be a tact, in politics, hence a haliot cast for tht party is si much txj ressid for Southern r. be's in their resent ctT.Tts to lies-troy.

I what they to destroy by force of arms the Ci.ion. Evety man who desires the preservation of the Union and the maintenance of the goverment, vote the straight II 'publican ticket office on the 2Jst dav of November. Is79, years have passed since there his An Outrage. upon it, and tSa banks of th -e r. me-1! i e-fh r.zr-i r.

tw f. ced the i Esv 7 T.T A. L. I.Ki Streams Lined With II The policy of our covernment in ti treatment of the Indians is an outrage upon every white citizen. We were over to Wichita, last week, at 9 o'clock A M-, to respond andfurnish testimony concerning said alleged abao- dooment.

L. Wai.jna, 27S-2S1 Register. NOTICE. Lajh OfXICI AT WlCHTTA, JTxr5aS, i October 6, ls79. Xotice is hereby given that tbe (ol)ow- ing named settler has filed notice ot his in- tention to make final proof in support of i his claim, and secure final entrv thereof been such an uprtini; of tl.o Be publican parly.

Mob law and mur der in the South have outraged the people throughout tho entire jOistinguished men I have met and heard speak are also worthy of mention. Among these are Dr. Boardmin, of Philadelphia; Irs. Aruiitsge, Elder. Herr, Knapp and Hiseox, of New York; Mr.

Yanmeter, I. 2 ii 1M they are properly noted on jour applica-: lions or d. otarat try siatemeuU, and in your applieat ions lor notices of intention i to make proof. lie paniciilar to see that en exsct copy of the notice is published in the If a name is wrongly spelled, or a description incorrect, the proof is liable to be rejected. Sometimes the addition, omission or substitution ofasin-gle letter in a name so materially changes it as to make the notice worthless.

Do not make your proof in any particular until after the expiration of thirty days from the date ot the firt publication ot the notice. Remember that it only requires twenty-eight dav to publish a notice five tines a weekly newspaper, and that proof dated earlier than two days alter the lilth publication will not be accepted. N'o other witnesses than those advertised will be accepted. It wiil therefore be politic to advertise more than two names, so lhat if one should die, or remove from country there w.ll still be two a ivertised witne-ses left. When present in proof be particular to with it the publisher's "proof ot and, as before intimated, be sure that the u-ce attached to the publisher's atlldavi: is an copy of that irsisbea by the R-st--r.

See that the printer "rra ls proof" by cipy. Be particular to.e thuthesub-tcrihlnir Ulcer's seat is attached, suti the jurats properly dated. Keen! irottruetions from the Commissioner of the ei.r.eral Land require the local otiieers to eet the testimony of AUGUSTA at the xpiration ofthirtvdavj the Every old soldier iu Butler coun- put up Trcm int, the and there ty shoulJ vote for Cheever P. found sixty Indian boys and girls Strong lor county clerk. serve who ld collected from vari-throughout the var, and was com- i on8 tribes, to be sent to Carlisle.

mended for Lis bravery, in a letter rtinD to srhoA, We do not think reui at every Brigade Ileadquar- a 0D0 of them haJ lhe remot. ters in th. Army of the Potomac. cst iilci )f lh benefits of an educa GAZETTE Until JAW. 1st.

1S30. WICHITA MABBLE irfsu of MONUMENTS; TOMBSTONES, MANTLES, TABLE TOPS. iC. i aiiAkLrtiic.att;. I'U f.t.., I date ot tnis noi'ce, vi2: Louisa Oovart for i geon, of Lon Ion; Albert roster, of i the 't Sec.

in Twp. Range 4 and Albany, and last but not least, 1 names the following, as his witnesses, vlr: i Moodey and Saukv in their meeting i a A'rnstrtC of and I 0 John W. Bishop, of Walnut Two. i Fincipal Trading Point i nor ill R. L.

RegisWT. tt Son, Au'y for appiiean t. J. A. Rnoades ills oppoDctit the present incuui tion.

If a white or desires l.e pot pie. may i the Gazktte, the ax pper be Notice for Publication. i r.i cti the -itty. 7 the FISE FARMING roiNTBT, Lasd OrriCE at Wichita, Kak9, 1 now in progress in tieveianu. I ought to fpeak of the fifteen missionaries who sailed from New rk, I don't believe a more devoted band of Christians ever emb irked All but two are young; all are finished scholars, and ail stem to be fired with the spirit of the living God.

I predict for tlietn a pleasant voyage and great success in their work. The ves-el on which thev to Jff -s, tm- acrl the otire is hprebr pivn that the 1 I'D IIS-' STuiSE. Earned has filed notice of his; VTe parent re In tnmih url-rZ mientiontion to make tonal Vr in -nP- nv U9 jv-rt othisnaun.aDd rrure finsl entry urks in tn. Sf St. Louis, Wichita Ser.iri, January 1st, 1- 'or the small 'mi f.

Any rer-n u- r.at::-;? tit'e. i. nv.a'.i 1 i 1 receive a rv ti Gazeite persons who are members of "I nnme.ii- 1 atelv ronneeied with the ol a iTom me jKie ti m'3 notic, vz: (Teorg an education, and their parents cannot afford to give it to them, the vernment is not generous enough to provide both tuition aud board them. Owing to a hitch between the railroad aud the otliceis of the government those In iians remain there at an expense, to the government, of SI oO a day for tach one; ninety dollars a dty, or six hundred and thirty dollars a week. We repeat, it is both an outrage aud imposition upou the whites.

I W. Parker tor the irl Sc. 19 Twp. 2St F.pr.'je 4 Et and names the claimant, ex.epf. in cases where il is im- tailed the Anchoria is a matnifi- DR.

F. bent, V. Brown belongs to the party wlilcli declared the war a fail- ure and censured the RepuUlicaas I its tutiiiuanee. The Sjuth votes as it shot, and it is not unreasonable that the N.rth should likewi-o. The soldiers of the Union had almost Tgotten toe weary march to the sea.

the campina in Mtinis, and the Trors the prison pens. I but the fresh b'oo i and the exult, i ant of the brigt-iiirs 1 hive illv arcQeJ mrmory, and, i hi'e they are at it, th questions at mtfct as well be settled. I FOWLER, lowine a hi ia possible or impracticable lor me clumanl furnish other testimony, 'n which ca-e he is required to furnish his allidavtt to that effect: which allidavit must be attach- kin of Wwiiiiit t(jwri5hi( and "VV i i 1 ii cent structure; its is 425 feet, and it is well finished and furnished. A- -hook the hands of mv brother ttec cl aii cn-irje. a Kriflts, ol a In nt t-wi fh'p.

Kfgiater. Post sure iit.itea eu to an.i oecome t.te c. t. DENTIST, Augusta, Kansas. Qrric in Bri trZK77E VISING.

NOTICE. Western Rail Wtiv ibh r.Tipetef to th; citv Fv Unuary lbt the i of the Fbrenee, EMoroJo 1 Wnhmt Vallev Railwav. an'I thuot we will hare I COMPETITION Ati.tista. Claimants are required tositrn their lirst names in lull, and in cases where only sailing was oiven, I Could hut re-their ii itials appear in their filing 1 joice, tbroash tears, that God had original entries they are either (0 work preemption or all: lav- i its, or bv supplemental ai invits, to show 1 and though I return to the far away I that tbev are the identical persons to laud of Kansas, and thev in another hom the filings or original entry re- direclil)n our is 0'e. the same 1 ceipta were issued.

7 miy have the testimony of spirit that bound us together iu heir witnesses ukea before any the past continue to bind us in with a s-'i in their mut 1 i nr i NOTICE. can ikeetms, itL iJlllJjtiU A. will wi il trie We have a ftatute to prevent dr. rr.l I or in r.irti"" wan in poo. pirate cnli at my p'-rsocs in country.

Ail rk C'-idrn. uifare the rec rds of two fraud at elections, which reds as irei rr- a Laxd Orr ct at Wikhtta, irpt, 2y. la-79. Notice is hrreSy tvcti that the foHow-inc-neniei i ei n'flce ff itAteniiou to make 5nal proof in support of bis claim, and secure t3nal entry thereof at the of thirtv tltivs from the date of this L.vlre, z. IV -n Pre-emption fir the -V of i4 Sre Hi Twp 27 of Kanee 5 and names the to as hi witnesses, viz: William aI Aug't-ta, Butler county, Ka, arid T.

J. i An'i-ts, B.r.ler Co. Kas. L. Wai.kpr.

27i-27 NOTICE. Or or th? a-t io.i 'H-: CD I -t-. partie ihrnf'lvi's rt't-Mr at lavi 5n 1. Carrie ho-ne. and shall ai last meet Ar.y person a pr.i.tt-.i wr.ttea Voti wii: fui il.ef.c cm AUGUST KUSiER tf 7 at.

Iyan. and ge M. S. Adr.m?, i an 1 a t. ti.e i-sues the Juc xpt.

rate, th'is our graia hi57ei to pay ths- HIGHEST PRICES roi GILUN, Out loercharits to i.r tiUODS AT LOWJoT PRICES. THE CLST FACILITIES TO BE OXJSTTD iu the me aven of rest. If Providence prmiN I be at iu- home th fir-t Monday in November, and in the lbba'h sjhoil and pu'pit of the Kip'ist church on thri pecon 1 Sabhath. Have tsecured pome idols and orher spcimen of heathen worship a svtil as a larre of mottoes, j'aoers, and cards tor the Sabbath echool. i.

have ever favored iw and order, the i life and property, and an equality before the Iem hive ever opposed t'o'se thi.igs. Tiie Greenback 1 as no roc trd, at'd from present peiranees" ne.er will have ono. h.nco a vote for that ticket wi.l cneoura -o the I Vmora's to warfare agitint the t-- ni 'j'i tied v.t'.er th is Slate, C'OiTaiaiu ih w-ritlen prated l.amts i ol jer. 1 whom said voter 1 not 'ii vote, tor lhe pu-poae of c. 1 v.

I v-or .11 his cor.irarv to li "'i slili on 'H be p.d-i i-i-e i ot a noe-i-'aiear. or. ac ii pun-j i t-y ro ex.c-f-tiinc F.v. iij.r the coun-': ty p.xee tnree by i b.on and iinprisomnont." The above law has been repoat-: edlv vi'la'o 1 in this county. By means this trick parties ive ob.

lined lace and power in our coun Female iirass Band Lakd Ofpicr at WrrniT. iirss, 1 October Notice hereby C'vn that the fallow intr-nanif i pettier ha- filed -litre ot hia inteD'ion to mai ihitti in support of secure entrv thernnf at the expiration thirty dttv the of this r.otsce, vi: Grt-i (o--thX. W. Sec s. P.hhc ft K.a and nam-s the o.i.iwin a nu-f i i bat Ti -s i- to The IidT-Uceuii Tbe Southern people are responsible Irfaler in GR' poors, ilATf, CAPS, GREEN' Fill" ITS.

I have laid in a new and com plo'e stoc-k of groceries wh.eh il be soil a low as possible, tor cash or produce. d'recn i' raits speciality. Fresh Tcast kept 3t (imrs. 141 BARGAINS AT ts a ty lhe I tw will be strictly enforced tor ket-pinsi aiive the old war el- Koar, AtA at it per siit, woiati.no tt tinst ail the Coming K. L.

ti srn, Ttr-trT. tut -r ar.d swar t- tLr.r oa aili'iavn? and i r. a i a i fi have their tet'Tnnny takt-n before the Jiiiige ol a tnurt of Record, or iu his ar-'Stne the C.erk, in lhe county in which th iaud 1. irate i- bei'-re the Clerk he nm-t crt ifv thn the J'i 1 je aben t. The arniiwi flti-J fi! the mut he suti- and 5 w.irn to bei're or.

oil er. aT n-M-s orn-? ten i cUiinmti ni'i-t have been syiamted the aj-jihcriiit and the iand at Ia-t a- hack as within ex uuha susctuet tt the the tirt Their proot must deriaitely phrw this. H--metead claimants who pennit more yrara the caie of tneir oriiTina! enrrit-s to expire bewre their proof eann make entried without fr 'n the 0 MiriiKsmuer or the tioard of Equitable Adjudication. All proof should state the exact tacts. If the claimant ha- cot lully complied with the retirements ol the law in the matter of res; it'nee, hi teitimoray should explicitly state iu what particuiar, and a explicit! eive the reat-'-ti.

Cue filing, the Osae or puhii exhnu-t a parties preemption right. The ame applies to bomo-stt-aJ tand timber In car-e of contest the notice must be fervid thy a disinterested party) at ieast thirty day be hue ths day ot" trial, or if served by publication puDlication of the notice must be made at leat thirty dav before day of trial. If the Utter ser vice is had the contestant must make atli-davit, either at the institution of the contest or on the day of trial, that he ia unable to secure personal sernee. If strict atteution ia paid to the foreiin rules much time and -r o. A.

ly J. lit election. li. N. Smith.

unty Attorney. C.nr. C-ra. L. Bfm.en.

Ci.uirm in. LANDS xotk ic Lai Omcr at Wiphita i.iA. I'-i'h, li-T'J. Xtce is hrev erven tht Jhe tollow-; in? rmmd seiner ha tiled no'ice of hs intention to mae final p'-if io of his ciaim, and secure finai entry there of at the expiration of thirty dy from 1 the dte ot this not ice, viz: ill ti Morris for the W. '4 Sec township Your neighb may be an erctl-l-'tit man.

honest, upright, and Ct-tabic ui iillit any county office, in addition to this may be your per sonal frien 1, but i he be a candidate for o2'ee ia opposition tj a Re-publican who iscquily well will not bo discharging your full duty as a citizen of the United States if you vote for bim or any other min who is the candidate of a party representing rtuci pies which are adverse to the con-ti-Union, laws aul principles of our jTOVt-rurcctit. on tie '1 eit l'raiicisco. li w. uad in no tiitor. ivali li--- 1 OC Vot't'd i a IK TALLET A1 FKAIHIE, tbe frrnaer ani Srnx-tii, itr -iightjy UDiialasin all harisg BLACK SOIL, A.

ETTENSON'8 ing in the breasts nt the Northern people. They refused tho hand of peace offered by the President; they openly dety and spurn the amendments to tbe Constitution: they will ur.t tolerate freedom of opinion or person, but whip and scourge and kill when they cannot convert. People of the North cacnot emigrate Mississippi and live in qeace nn lessthey mold their sentiments after the fashion of the South. While he same feeling exists in the South which once wrought such misery and destruction to human life, and while ber politicians are openly plot ting in the same direction as then, she may expect that tbe people of the North will sleep with one eye open jnd be ready for emergencies. Wbeuthe South wants peace she can have ir.

Bat she will never reach that result through the agei.cy of red-shirt brigades, night-ii Jers and secret plotters of treason. The 2 iV.ane 4 ana names as h' wit- nejse, viz; A J. Yaile of Aueu-ta and J. W. Morris of twp.

275-279 L. t.Kica, Keener. 101 it fi -rt Mem. and the d-'mic is declared ha a on the '2-w Will Tilt1 Submit Vincent Brown, the candidate for County Clerk, told tiire Dunlap, of Pleasant township, last Fri-liy, that ''It is understood that ju-t before the election the Greenbackers will drop their candidate County Clerk and vote for me." We are informed, by a responsible person, that Mr. Steams, the Greenback candidate for this stated at a Greenback meeting.

'Tf you think 1 Cannot be elected drop me and vote fjr Brown, as he is my choico if I cannot be elected." el t. XSAS. AUGUSTA, 10 ttie trf-ic: that ih or iur i iheui 1. -m-s ana trre-1 secure in your yo't will vo'e the NOTICE LaD OpPICE AT WfOHITA, KAfJao, October, 1, 1579, "Solice hereby given that tho tIlow-ins-nsmeQ settler has filed not-ce of h's intention to make final proof in support 1 ot hi claim, and secure linal entrT there- of at the expiration of thj-ty day from the date of thia notice, viz: Ohnrlr R. Preemption D.

S. 14953 for the S. i Sec. 24 Twp. 23 of Range 6 Ea.t, and t.a: car, iij.ite th oi unusual richness, mnfrng is dey ih rocu one foot to twelve i'ee.

CHOICE FARMS ran yet be kotifKt at frcri 'JDct ijl.t siav. expense will be Paved to settlers, aud a great deal of unpleasant trouble to tbo olHcers. The rejection cf proot is not, however, due alone to the passage of new laws, and the establishment of new rules. eoubiican CiCt ItcXt Havinrg determined to my part to- ward maintaining the reputation of Aa- gudta tr LiOW Prices, it is for cit'iens of Kutjer coon tv tn go elsewhere to tind betier bargains than The ot Ohio, I rmrtia th fullnwino hin iritno44ia. i South is fast losing all her Id i viz: I.

F. Shannon, of Brvant, Butler I ivotii a-K inose ijrcent.acsers much greater proportion is due ho Iiave heretofore been Republi- t0 carelessness in publishing notices cans, and who still adhere to the and preparing proof. It cannot, rat nnrtr ovc.r.t. tho therefore, be too strongly urged on the fsymnatbv Ol tbe North, from Kans. and Joel of Bryant Butler ti' krt 1 catinot carry his own are st.irted by who are la tbtir dcfeit.

Kopu! Ii cins. i i ii worthy and competent the coniiU 'riv t-nem ot ir a ') i that you arc ever ready to a-t rt your manhood, -lb will: ballot and with (rilc-t the farmer vih-n d-ciJiog if political preference R. L. Walihr. KaD.

the (act that she allows her rough I oner. My slocic of OlotTi i m. Register. J.iii that claimants shoull employ only compttnt, experience! and careful financial plank, whether they are to elements to ride rough-shod over the rights of every man who does cot bow in submission to tho mandates cf the mob. he so a to tne lemoerals like a lot 1 i.

ovr -V ovor .1, ere 'ho i is very large and full, comprising all varieties and styles. I keep no shoady goods nor do they g- to pieces in a few days. My stock of i atiuiuejs, ttU'A IUJ1 ill 1 of Can and will they con- gpection they see that exact copies sent to vote tbe leader of the of the notices are published. Id i 1 i i j.i.- the iart- ceten iin voar a ft i i ii- I ir-artv that ounosed tho war and de- mmupi.cuyo. lue.rmauue oods anu riviic-s 3 mutaLion ia lavvs ana rul me constitution ciarea a lauure: iy young iur die officcr3 ara them Brown they will endorse all the sev9 f0 make mistakes which lib dfeds of the Southern Demo- sometimes result in suspensions of crat- all their efforts to nullify tbe eutries.

Bat if they were to acceed 55 70 122 and soma GOOD GOVERNMENT LA5D caa ye! be Becurelfor S1.25 PEP, ACRE NOV IS THE TIHS far FA KM EES, MECHANICS, TRADESMEN, MERCHANTS, FRO ESSIOXALS, And all ctben to Secure Cheap Hoses laws of the United States, and wi.l declare in favor of the payment of; NOTICE. Lamd OrriCK at Wichita, Kaa. October 2, 2otiee is hereby given that the settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of bis claim, and eecur? final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty daja from the date of this notice, viz; Harlin S. Wood D. S.

No. 1 7807 for the North Northeast and Southeast of Northeast of Section 26 and Northwest of Northwest of Section 23, township 27 of Rane A East, and names the following aa his witnesses, Tiz: A. F. Butt of Butler Co and John 8. Stevens of Butler Kans, R.

L. Walkrb, 276-280 Register. L. Crouch Attorney tor applicant. RATIONAL JIVE2Y gTASLS.

(Rear of National Hotel.) AUGUSTA, KAS. Having restocked the National Livery Stable with new buggies, new harness and fresh horses, I am now prepared to furnish rigs by the day or hour, or to trans port passengers to all parts of the coun try, at very reasonable rates. GIVE ME A CALL. 277 JOHJT R. GARDNER.

TO tne earucsL suiieuauuun ui uiaiou-ants who have cmuo maiy miles wiih their imperfect proof, and whose situtation is almost iavaribly calculated to excite the most hearty sympathy in their bebaif, the additional suspended eutries that would result therefrom would be almost beyond computation. Land titles are too important to risk the slightest error in the process of securing them, and it is to bo hoped that who have anything to do with any of tho proceedings will exercise more car; in the future than some have in the past. YirIiifn Eatfe. tt.ickcr 1111111 ii.es iu See that the ticket you vote is exactly like tl.e tie at the head of seC oud pagft of this iper, and you'll be htrpy. Voters in the first and third Ccma.issico-r districts do Lot vote Ct mu.1 si ner.

To the party belongs the credit of preserving this Uni fiom the a-suits of trait rs, both on tho fieil of battle anl in the halls of Congress. If you think the gov. eminent was worthy of preservation an is desciving of perr cuition. you will vote only ir Republicans. The rr rule men win have been canvassing )un'y report a decided ir the better in be-fr a'f of the Kepubiican ticket.

Many To'crs, who thought cf voting fir the candid ites for county cierk and sheriff have concluded to vote tho straight Republican ticket without a cratch. conbot be excelled io the Southwest either for variety or quality. Groceries in endless profusion atsnch low prices a person can ahord to eat his fiii at eTery meal, even if times bard: JLIZT PRICES re made known on application, aod are bonnd to be satisfactory. In Boots, Shoes, Hats, Queensware, Motions 1 oiler better bargaiDS than were ev er known. Give me a call.

199tf L. S. HALL, M. D. Physician and Augusta, Kansas.

Will promptly ttend all professional calls, at all boors of tbe day or night. Office at Jacrsos's Drug Store. 214 3D. TRIPP, AGONMARER Wo would a-k the Republicans of township, especially, and tf ihe co'inty in general, sink all I icl and poM-mal for the pr. and vote the tlmiht Ke-'iibli'-an tick.

t. There is not a man on it hut that ha served in the war fVr the an 1 this battle heiLii: preliiiiinnry ti the preat ililiial iijht in 1-j-ij filf.uld ail uso cur whole ii.fluence to briujr about such a unity of action Ibut under no possible ciicrum-uances ciu'd a rebtl, or rebel sympathiser, lie elevated to the presidency. Take care of ihe soldiers who tot'k care your country. After careful ioquiry from per-'in who hitvo knowa Mr. Douglass siuce lie first moved lo the county, we are unable to leru anything to his detriment as a aaan.

Until support-eri and oppiscrol bin eioction have been interviewed, and the only reason they aa-ign for what they are plea-ed to term ''bis unpupoUrity THE POSSIBILITIES OF KANSAS. The editor of the Lancaster (Pa A't if Era, who recently made a trip through this Slate, writes a long letter to his papar, giving his impressions of Kansas. We copy tbo following paragraph: "The State ot Kansas is an im. mer.se parallelogram, 210 miles wide from north to south, and 410 miles long from east to west. It covers an area of 81,318 square miles, or 52,053,520 acres.

It is larger than all New England, greater in extent than Pennsylvania aod Ohio, or New York and Indiaua. If popula ted as densely as Massachusetts, it would contain a population of nearly 10,000,000. That it is capable of sup-porting such a population, when her resources are fully developed, is assured from the single faot that in one year, from 1877 to 1878, she rose irom the eleventh to the first rank as a wheat producing State, and from the twenty-second lo the fourth in the prodution of corn dating the same period. And to show bow Utile was known of tbo capabilities of this country by our best informed men, the incident is recalled that Secretary Klipparr, of4Ohio, when that State led in'the production of wheat, and Kansas was spot-en of as "a desert," in an able and elaborate essay on wheat culture, placed the western limit of tho wheat belt within the boundaries of Obiol Last year the wheat crop of Kansas was double that of tbe Buckeye state rebel war ciaims and the pensioning tf rebel sohliers. The result next Tuead iy will show us whether they will submit to such an arrangement.

Those Letters. Eggers and Stumlaugh, in their recent published card, say tbey never bowed the letters of their coparceners in their conspiracy against Senator Irgalls to any one. But Mr. Logatc, of the worth J'ress, who is generally pretty well posted in Kansas affairs, thinks they arc troubled with defective memories. He says: "When and Eggers say that ihey never showed those letters to anyone while ia Washington, they convict themselves of bad memory.

On tho second thought, with memory refreshed, lot them tell the public whether or not they showed those letters at the house of S. C. Pom-oroy, whether they showed them to Capl. Thomas, whether they showed them to K. W.

Ayers; and then, when the memory lo Mr. Eg- TO $6000 A YEAR, or $5 to T20 a day tn yourown local $1500 ty. ro risk. women do as well as men. Many make Thriving City or within reasonable distant, and in close proximity to RAILROADS, SCHOOL H0TJ3ES, CHURCHES, and other cosTesieicM THE CHOICEST LAXBS in the county are on the "TWE5TT MILE STRIP" and op the WHITEWATER VALLEY? NOTES OF TRAVEL.

BY REV. 0. G. MANLEV. In describing tho long journey I have taken, a mention of the great railroads connecting tbe East and West is in place.

The Chicago Alton, connecting Kansas City and Chicago is an exeellont road; reclining chairs are furnished without extra charge. The Michigan Cen. tral and Southern Canada roads, fconuectiug Chicago and Buffalo, have double tracks, and are smooth, well managed roads. The N. Y.

Central is the king of roads; four tracks all the way, and does a that is truly astonishing, lhe The Greenljcker. 1 that the 'rovrnuteat print and is I at home," is the ftact that he played sue paper money enough to pay off a prumiueut part in the prosecution more than the amount stated above No one can fail to make money fast. Any one can do the work. You can make from 50 cents to $2 an hour by devoting yonr evenings and spare time to tbe business. It costs nothing to try the business.

Nothing like it for money making ever offered before. Business pleasant and strictly honorable. Reader, if you want to know all about he best paying business before the publie, send ns your address and we will send you full particulars and private terms free; samples worth $5 also free: you can then makeup your mind forvourself. Address Gsoaos Stixso Portland, Maine. 29a AUGUSTA, KANSAS.

all the bon is "dollar for d.tllar," ir- cf men tor selling liquor Cjotrary to respective of tbe vuluc if that money, law. In a county which has given a il issued. This would bo repudia- majority for a Temperance cauidate ii in, and tho party should change fur Governor, we would think Mr. its name to the Douglass would ruo ahead of his lioa Intbor Reform Farty." ticket. House.

Sign and Ornamental Painting done in first class style at reasonable prces. Giv me a call. 213.