The Parsons Eclipse from Parsons, Kansas • 3

KANSAS STATE, HtSTOnjCAL Cory says he thinks that railroad Rioirr Rev. Thomas H. Van will PAESONS ECLIPSE. Personal Mention. Dr.

Mahr, of Montana, was in HEOSHO VALLEY LAND AGENCY. is beginning to quicken. COUUCIL. PROCEEDXSCS. Council Chamber, May 8, 5.

Council met in regular session. hold services at the Episcopal church on Sunday, the 28th. THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1376. Dr. Holmes has started his soda town this week.

He says railroad matters are all sound in those parts. P. V. TnoMA, Aetary PaWtr. A.

Wilson. picker fountain. Fort Scottites are preparing for Mayor presiding. Councilmen present: Sipple, Rockhoid, Todd and D. H.

Paris and Dr. McMillin a grand Centennial celebration on THOTiT AR WIESOJ3T, The Excelsior is the Boss Reaper called this week. They came down McCreery. Absent: SmalL the coming 4th of July. and Mower.

The following bills and reports to see what was going on in the Notice. I hereby warn all par were presented and referred to com Enamel Paints below cost at Real Estate, Exchange, Loan, Future Great." Newberry Cooper, of Neosho ties against the purchase of a prom WEATHZXWlSC. Thermometilcal Report, as furnished the Kclipsb weekly, by James Barton, Esq. SATE. (A.

x. IP. May 11 65 Si 12 tti SO 14 68 2 11 64 7 15. 64 7 79 17 65 82 The average at a. m.

I S7 degrees, at 1 p. ni. til. and at both hours 74 degrees. Van Meters Drug Store.

mute on claims: G. W. Briggs, bill $60.25 A.H.Ayres 12.50 J. Hart 6.00 ZIXSTJHAZrCB Aim COILECITIIG AGEUTS. issory note in favor of George Wen-ner, dated on or about Oct.

3d 1873 and signed by me. Said note will township, was in town this week, and when we asked him. how his Beck's gallery over Holmes' drug store is the best place to get pictures. And Agents for the Canard Mail Steamship Line. wheat looked, he laughed, which we drew the inference that not be paid, there having been no 2.75 A.Cary 1.00 a H.

Kimball- 175.00 Ladies' and Misses' hats new and value received. H. C. Dryden. the wheat is all right.

attractive styles at the Bazar. The best bargains in raw lands, improved farms, city lots, and Report of Police Judge for March Ti days for a letter to make the Our old friend T. C. Jones, of the Holmes Blackberry and Chloro and April. rounds from Chetopa to Ladore is improved city property, may always be found by applying at the-noted Real Estate, Loan, Exchange, Collecting and Insurance firm of THOMAS WILSON, ordinance 21.

dyne. 50 cents a bottle. law firm of Carpenter Jones, visited us yesterday. T. C.

speaks heavy, but our Ladore friends bear Repealing section 4 of ordinance No. it with Christian fortitude. The Parsons, Kansas, The Excelsior Reaper took the 11, relating to license. hopefully of Chanute's future, and says St. Louis is nowhere compared screw hasn't been found yet, but it evidently needs another turn to make gold medal at the great Ohio field trial.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and DEEDED LAND FOR SALE OU councilmen of the city of Parsons: with it. Mrs. Jno. I. Sipplb left on Tues it stick.

EXCHANGE. Firm of SI ma nino mlloa fmm TVnnnc Sec. 1st. That section 4 of ordi Web Wilder is likely to be a day last for a six weeks visit to rela W. Meixell will seU you lumber at cost rather than be undersold.

You losa money If yoa Ing be ore examining tha lumber anl pri ces of Meixell. Quick sales and small piofits is the motto at Cunningham Cart's, Oswego. The Massillon Harvester Is tbe latest invention. Examine it A full assortment of stoves will be lVd at Sinnamon Symoar' saga Mission. All kinds of books used in the public schools kept constantly on hand at Pierson's.

A. B. Stoddart has again as nance No. 11, entitled, "An Ordi candidate for a third term. good log honse.

three rooms, weather-board 1 00,000 to loan on tives and friends at her former ed; good welt of water; good stables; 4 acres sumed the role of landlord at the nance regulating license taxes and licenses," approved May 27th 1875, unuer cumvnuon: euu apple trees, luu of them 7 years old. balance 4 years old; HO, home, Calloway county, Missouri. Stoddart House, at Osage Mission. UNINCUMBERED REAL ESTATE New Spring Millinery stock jus in at the Bazar. This will be the notice for a general be and the same is hereby repealed.

oeanns peacn irees; large pool or stocK water; hedge fence that will turn stock acrosa the east, south, and naif way across norllt 11 OS a 5 The many friends of Mrs. S. in Par sons wish her a pleasant visit. rush among the traveling communi Sec. 2d.

This ordinance shall take security. On Long Time, at Low Rate of Interest. THOMAS A WILSON. i nics; mrot, uuuer gooa iour rait ience. Price 31300.

WM trade for property in Parr sons. The coldest and best soda water in town at Holmes' ty who know his style of doing busi effect and be in force from and af Johnny Broyx.es, a young lad of 480 acres excellent nnlmDroved land in ness, They know they are sure to 1C. left us this week to take a posi ter its publication in the Parsons one body. In Cloud county, Kansas, near find things as they should be. A nice lot of new baby wagons at tionat the case in Colambus.

He J. Pierson's. isiyue, a ine itepuoiican river. For exchange for a stock of goods, or good property in a good eastern town. Also.

400 on Grouse Creek, near Dexter, Cowley Co 130 SECTIONS has been in the employ of this office Eclipse. Passed and approved. City Clerk was instructed to fur Fort Roach thinks the railroad for some time, and as we have al The "opinions of the court" pub Co to M. Johnson's for dry goods, groceries, provisions, Ac Every ways found him honest, pleasant and nish at the next regular meeting the company intend to move the machine shops to Ladore when they take them down, but thinks the lished In to-day's paper will be found M. KV B.

B. Lands willing to work, we regret to part reports of the City Clerks and City thing at bottom prices. interesting. Read them. with him.

We wish Johnny the nwuw, a email uvuan, well, soma hedge fence; 50 acres under cultivation; all fine land and lays well. Also, 80 acres fine bottom land 4'i rnilea from Osage Mission, Neosho county, Kansas; house, two rooms; 35 acres uuder cuU tivation. All the above described land, or either tract, with two story frame building, situated ou one of the best corners in a good-town in Southern Kansas, and rentin Car talk of taking up the track on the Take notice that R. It. Patrick is always prepared to supply customers best of luck.

Paints and Oil in large quanti Treasurer for the last quarter ending March 15th '76. The Mayor appointed the follow i Neosho division is only intended to ties at Van Meters', and low down in damage the price of town lots iu Ur prices for cash. ing committee to destroy all city bana. $30 per month, lor exchange for stock Sheriff Abbott gave us a brief call on his return from Fort Smith, where he had been to deliver to custody Robert Huff and Willis in the tin and hardware trade at bottom prices. For harnesi, saddles, bridles and everything in that line go to John Located in Coffey, Woodson, Green For good chewing or smoking tobacco go to J.

J. Pierson's in the E. P. Emrey was the man chosen warrants reported upon: Wm. Sipple, C.

Rockhoid and I. N. McCreery. Ordinance No. relating to wood and uabaunsee Counties, KANSAS, for councilman in the 3d ward, vice goouH or improvea property in a good eastern city.

4S0 acres in Coffey county, Kansas. Fine-land. Price S3 to $5 per acre. Will trade for land in Labette county or property in Parsons. No.

IM. 1G0 Acres excellent, high laying River McGinnes' and you will save money room formerly occupied for the Post- Nelson, two of the gang who attempted to rob a train in the nation. Mr. Wallace resigned. His major by so doing.

office. swine in the city limits was read, and on motion referred to committee ity over his opponent, Mr. Moore, Threats had leaked out that an at Stoves. Cooking and heating At from $2 to $4 PER on ordinance. was eight Mr.

Emrey is a sound, tempt would be made to liberate one half good timber. Price ssuo; will exchange for good stock or take a team in stoves of all grades and varieties A full line of stoves and hard ware at Gebert's old stand, E. II Edwards Co's. honest man. and will discharge the these chaps; but Mr.

Abbott had an Adjourned until the 4th Monday in May at half past seven o'clock xit the lowest possible cash prices, at duties of councilman according to eye out for all such, and took his small house; 80 acres broke; hedge around Cunningham Curl's, Oswego. Four years time, 7 per cent interest; his ideas of right. men to safe quarters unmolested. P.M. Frank Gage, City Clerk.

Belknap sent to Dr. Van Meter The citizeus of Neosho county me nine nines noriueast oi Howard city: all excellent land, and Ilea beautifully sloping to the south. Price only 5oi; will trade for a good team or dwelling house in Par- sons. No. 319.

Fnrm of bin nira 19 miix tw. Dr. J. B. Lamb, the heavy man of Lumber Lumber, Mills Bros 25 per cent discount for cash.

SEND FOR MAPS AND Drug Store for some of their should patronize the best and most reliable merchants, and none ranks this establishment, left for Topeka W. Meixell is selling more take occasion to say that they are Ague Cure and Bitters, to Keep it on Wednesday morning, to assist in selling more lumber just now than lumber and at less prices than any from retuniing. higher than A. 13. Stoddart.

and 1J4 miles from Mound Valley. Frama house. 3 rooms plastered; two good wells-50 apple trees, years old: some cherrv trees and some bearing peach trees; 75 ac-es under cultivation? iv mil Imki moulding the Democratic loaf for other man in southern Kansas. any other firm in Southern Kansas Eon all kinds of lumber, boards. Go to J.

J. Pienon's for pipes, tobacco, cigars, the best in the the coming feast at St. Louis. The Doctor goes from this county unbi not only that, but they are selling at lower prices. And they especially shingles, lath, doors, windows, Gnish will turn stock; snij.il stream runs through Resolutions of Respect.

DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR to THOMAS WILSON, Agents, Parsons, Kansas. uie nu-m; good lime stone quarry; all eood ing lumber, go to W. Meix market. request all those who do not credit Whereas, It pleased God, on the ased and unpledged, save to his own principles of right and justice, and ell, Parsons, Kansas. the above statement to call and see 9th day of May, A.

D. 1876, to reclaim ana ana lays well; 4o acres beautiful look-. Including wheat, Will trade for improved or unimproved land in IOWA or ILLINOIS. No.7, CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. ffiU RTrpft 1 Till! A ffnm til Kllstnaa.

we are certain that the vote cast by The latest Parisian styles of Hats, Caps and Bonnets, always found at the spirit of our aged Brother, Joseph Kellogg, a charter membor of Wil him will be one that he will never The Investor's Guide is the title of Mrs. M. E. Godley's, Osage Mission, a new paper published at Topeka by regret. VanMeter Bro.

are having an awning put up on the south and west side of their drug store, Cutlery and shelf hardware of all kinds sold by E. II. Edwards Co. liam B. Warren Lodge No.

209, A. of Parsons; beautiful location; good frumo dwelling, five rooms, cellar; barn and other out building excellent well of water: Kansas. Everything new and cheap. Pannelee Haywood. It is devot F.

A. MM Chicago, Illinois, it is Key Stone Meat Market. Blackberry and Chlorodyne Nothing can excel this prepara ed to the interests of the State, the capital, and more particularly the hereby Resolved, That we, the members Messrs. Walker Nichols call at tion for the cure of Diarrhea, dysen publishers, who are dealers in rea Parsons Lodge No. 1 17, A.

F. A. tent ion to their new Meat Market on tery, colic, Made only by W. C. extend to the friends and relatives estate.

The paper is well gotten up, Have you diarrhea? Then take Holmes' Blackberry and Chlorodyue. It is a sure cure. of the deceased our condolence and Holmes, druggist, corner of John sympathy. and is withal a credit to the publish ers. son and Riggs avenues.

Resolved, That these resolutions be published in the city papers one Dr. Chuchell's croup and dip- Wheat. Reports from all parts copy of which be presented to the theria medicines should be kept in Subscriptions received at J. J. Pierson's for all the leading magazines and periodicals in the United States.

of the State give most flattering ac relatives of deceased, and one copy every household, as they are invalu counts of the wheat crop. The acre age is about twenty per cent over able for the diseases named. For sale at Holmes', corner Johnson and forwarded to his Lodge. S. B.

Newton, I. S. Jones, Committee. J. D.

Main, last year's, and the stalks the best ever known in the State. The indi acres under cultivation, the balance under fence; abundance of stock water; lovely forest grove. Price $1,250 cash, balance in 4 years at 12 per cent, interest. CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 1 23 Lots in Felix Kennedy's Addition lo Uie city of Parrions.

for sale at VJiKY LOW ranging at from li to 50, scliange some of hem for MAJtrp, Uve Stock, or properly In Pierce City, Missouri, or improved property iu Parsons, or any other good town. Ve also have 100 vacant lots, second hand. In Parsons, for sale IJeUno Town Comitfinu' Ortginal ifcf. All wishing to pun-lmie vacant lots, will save money by buylue second hand through our agency, aud avoiding extortionary Town Company pri- 3fi0 will buy IS acres of fine land, well watered; one mile from the buslneWcenter of Parson. MISSOURI PROPERTY VOH EXCBAKGK.

and well tlniuerod, miles irom TuscumbU the county seat; will exchange for Kood-prairie lands in Southern Kansas. IOWA PROPERTY. 130 acre good land In Woodbury conntr 30 miles east of Sioux city, Iowa; Price sla per acre, or will exchange for good land or ci ty property lu Kansas or Missouri. 160 acres in Clark county. Iowa.

10 to 12 miles from Osceola. th fttfaiinfir siirtl, Riggs avenues. Ice Cream Parlor. Miss Lau cations are that Kansas will raise Agricultural. As an earnest of faith, and with a knowledge of this year nearly double the wheat ra Parker and Miss May Austin will FOR SALE Claims Upon Lands Lately Decided by the U.

S. Supreme Court to be Government Lands. 160acrea eight miles from Parsons; small honse: 8 acre broke; plenty of stock water. Price So00. JNo.

160 acres tea miles from Parsons; good house. 3 rooms; smoke boose; 2 pood wells of living water; 90 acres uuder cultivation; 430 beautiful apple trees 20o bear-in? peach trees; variety of small fruits; Vx mile pood hedge fence; handsome location. Price law. Will exchange for good property in Parson. No.

400. 1C0 acres fine land, well watered, 2 miles from Parsons. Price $1000. No. 401.

DEEDED LANDS FOR SALE. 160 acres 2 miles from Parsons. Frame bouse 16x1 teet 2 stories, ell 12x10 feet one story, 3 rooms all ceiled, cellar, smoke honse, granery and stable, two excellent wells of water. 100 acres umler cultivation, 40 acre fenced for pasture. Mi apple and SK) peach trees, a variety of small fruits; Labette Creeit runs through this farm atl'ording abundance of stock water and some timber, fine land, and handsomely situated.

Price 33.000. Ho. 200. 80 acres 2 miles from Parsons, good land, fine view of the city. Price SloOO 3S50 cash, balance in seven years.

No. SI. 80 acres 2i mile from Parsons, plenty of tock water, good land. Price $10 per acre, payments easy. No.

80 acres six miles from Parsons, 20 acres under cultivation, 8 acres of timber, never failingstock water in abundance, beat quality of soil in the county; lays well. tTlce $300. No. 196. 1G0 acres 7 miles from Parsons, newn lov house, good well and spring of uever failing water.

50 acres under vultivat3on, 20 acres enclosed with rail fence. lVmlleof hedge fence. Two good sshool houses near this farm. AH good land and lays well. Good neigeborkood.

Price S2.0U0. No2U7. 33) acres six miles from Parsons, 1G0 acres under good cultivation. Two good frame dwelling houses one on each quarter sec tion. Large bistern at each house.

Hedge fence on three sides of this farm, the whole The farmers have been very busy putting in corn this week, in consequence of which there has been a very small crowd on 'change. Holmes' Blackberry and Chloro-dyne is the best remedy for diarrhea, cholic, dysentery, cfcolera and summer complaint. 50 cts.a present prospects for crops in this open an ice cream parlor on Forest she ever did in any one year. Hur rah for Kansas. vicinity, Messrs.

E. II. Edwards Co. have "spread out' a collection of avenue, opposite news' Hall, next door east of Stare's. They come highly recommended and we can de State Printer Martin has sent farming implements that would us a handsome card giving the pop nearly fill Agricultural Hall at the pend upon a first class ice cream ular and electoral vote for Presi parlor.

Give them a call. dent from the election of Andrew Jackson in 1824 to that of U. Centennial. With a thorough knowledge of all kinds of agricultural implements, their experience teaches them that in the long run "the best EvERYTniNo in the drug line at Van Meters. Cheap machine oil in large quantities always on hand.

Lamps Below Cost at Van Meters'. City Statistics. Johnson avenue. The public are requested to call and examine. Sinxamox Seymour, at Osage Mission, are doing a rattling business in the hardware line.

They always keep on hand a full stock of good material, aud sell at advantageous prices. -Mrs. E. F. Van lreascr has removed fiom her house to the building next door west of Smetzer's livery stable ou Forest, nvenue, where shewill continue the business of dress-making.

Give, her a call. Key Stone Meat Market. Messrs Walker Nichols have opened a new meat market on Johnson avenue next door to R. II. Patrick's hardware store.

They keep constantly on hand all kinds of meats, fresh vegetables when they can be procured. Take notice tnat U. W. Patrick is constantly receiving new supplies of good3 in the hardware, tinware and stove line, which he is selling at bedrock prices any one in search of any thing in that line should give him a call. At tU old stand of T.

J. Foley, nt Osage Mission, may at all times be found the largest stock of groceries, staple and fancy, dried and canned fruits, imported liquors of all kinds, in fact, everything that the appetite could crave that can be found in Southern Kansas, and at the Grant in 1873. The card of itself is a useful reference, and G. W. has We are indebted to Mr.

James smooth prairie, balance part timber, and stream runnimramiuii ii Grimes, our city Assessor, for the is the cheapest," consequently they keep nothing but the best and most managed to find space to "chink in' little advertising cards for his mam or will exchange for land in Kan- following figures, showing the total population, number of houses occu moth printing establishment and approved machinery. Their collection embraces the eel pied and unoccupied, which bindery, thus making it serve double purpose. ebrated Buckeye and Marsh Harves i vi 6uw jiroperir, iso. 381. 120 acres good prairie land 7 miles east of th county scat of llingoid Co.

Price flAW. Will exchange for land in Southern Kansas or city property. No. 3S5. ILLINOIS PROPERTY.

FOR EXCHANGE IN TUSCOLA. ILLINOIS. Frunn dnitlll ter, the Illinois Combined, Champi will be interesting to our city read ers at least: No. of houses occupied as dwell The election in this city on Tues on, Weir, Advance and Garden City cultivators, besides droppers, grain An endless assortment of notions just received at Dutton's. Something new and neat in the line of notepapers and envelopes.

Lard, machine and castor oils, the best and cheapest place in town to buy these goods is at Holmes, corner Johnson and Riggs avenues. Price's Perfumery, fine Hair Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Shaving Cups and Razors, Clothes Brushes, and all kinds ef fancy goods in the drug line at Van Meters' store. ings 410 No. of dwellings vacant 38 section neing enciosca. a.uoui nneen acres set in fruit and berries.

All excellent day last, for aid to the Parsons and Memphis Railroad, resulted in 274 votes for the stock and bonds and high prairie land, and one of the handsom gool ortng apple, peach, cherry and pear, grains, currants ami gooseberries, situated three blocks from business part of city, on a lot luoxUU feet. AnoliifiMl with r. est jocaieu larms in me country. 30 acres drills and threshers of the most approved patents, all of which are labor-savers in their places, and arti Total 448 of good timber three miles from the farm. Price M.0U0.

Terms easy. No. 270. No. of families 470 cles which the first-class farmer can Average number of persons per family 4.1 190 acres 8 miles from Parsons; 60 acres under cultivation; post and two rail, and hedge fence around; acres uoed lor pasture; plenty of stock water; two good wells; not weh do without.

Their prices are reasonable, and they have stock to supply the entire market. Don't trees; one mile to good school bouse. Price cash, balance In 434 years at 13 Total population No. of horses one against. The latter is doubtless some wag who has no interest here or elsewhere, or an escaped lunatic from Ossawatomie.

Although but about one-half of the city's vote was polled, the solid opinion of the people was represented, and the balance can be taken as co-operatives in the movement The road is a foregone conclusion. ....1927 1G2 14 fail to examine the machines kept per cent, interest, ao. so. Well Worthy of Notice. A milch cows 201 100 acres 8 miles from Parsons; 120 acres under cultivation; all good land, and lies well and in a good neighborhood.

Price sure cure for diarrhea, cholera, on sale by H. Edwards Co. The Bell Ringers. By circular received last week. will be found at Holmes Blackbery and Chlorodyne.

Farm of 1G0 acres: good honse. six rooms; 15 96 433 113 22 other 44 swine Total No. dogs (male) (female) reure uuu Burrounueu with shade trees. Also vacant corner lot 100x150 feet, three blocks rrm business center of the town. Price for all.

will exchange for good land in Kansas, or property in Parsons. Farm of acres adjoining the town of Casey, Clark county, 4-5 miles west Iud. Frame house story, 5 rooms; good well, stable and smoke house; 40 bearing apple trees; variety or small fruitu; good rail fence around the farm; all under cultivation, and lays beautifully; 10 acres timber two miles from farm; Yandalia It the uwn Which has 3,000 inhabitants. Price 4,500. Willlradu for land in Southern Kansas? IN SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

lour small rooms; feKahweU watcr otbr out buildiug. Kituated on a corner lot of ground 130x150 feet, all unde net lencef mli1 uapttul iJuUdinjt! and three blocks rrom the Wabash Machine hhops. Price Sl.uoo. Will exchange this property for good Kansas laud-La-bettc county preferred. INDIANA PROPERTY.

BLOCK COAL FOR EXCHANGE. Knlghts- good barn; two good wclix; luu acres uuder too late for notice, and by handsome cultivation, acres iimDereti; pasture enclosed with good rail fence. 30 acres ot which We asked a merchant the other is No. one timber a prime crunch runs through the pasture; acres, and a line of posters put up since, we are reminded that the old and original Peak day why he did not advertise. He said he had all the trade he wanted.

Total 135 ov runs oesiues oi goou lencing; joieo acres of fine wheat, to be delivered threshed, on the farm; 05 apple trees years old; pacb Family of Swiss Bell Ringers will If tax on dogs is promptly collect He was lying on his counter stretch ed out full length at the time. fruits and berries. All excellent high river ed it will yield a revenue to the State school fund of $157 oottom oeautiiui locution. Price $lj500 can, balance in etsy payments. Corporation tax 179 Dr.

A. Ciiurchell's remedies for miiee ironi f-artous. ro. ssu. FARM.

The stock-holders of the M. K. T. Railway held their annual meeting in this city on Wednesday and elected the following directors: E. Riggs.

N. L. McCreedy, Francis Skiddy, J. L. Agnew, H.

A. Johnson, Jno. Elliott, Shepherd Gandy, J. Moore, all of New York; Erastus Ewing, Albany; Wm. Gentry.

Sedalia; B. P. McDonald, Fort Scott; C. H. Pratt, Humboldt; II.

Cross, Emporia. The directors will meet in Emporia at an early day to appear in Parsons on Tuesday, 23d of this month. This excellent troupe are too well known "to require any great amount of commendation. They are all they claim to be and perform ail they advertise. Several croup and diptheria.

The only prep Total revenue $336 220 acres of a mile from the business center of Parsoas, all No. 1 creek bottom land, all under rail aud hedge fence; 180 Centennial. This being Centen a-'w it UlUClf. coal; mine opened but not leared; land ail new features have been added since u.noer, uaiauce under we last saw them, and these togeth aration that can be relied on. For sale only at Holmes.

TnE people of Oswego are mightily pleased over their new Postmaster. Some of them think he was appointed on account of his political influence. lY "-y. five room- acres unuer cultivation; 30 acres under nine rail fence used for pasture; 40 acres good timber, which alone estimated to be worth also splendid stone quarry, which owing to dose proximity to Parsons is worth thousands of dollars; Ci Labette creek runs through this form, affording abundance of lusting sUtck water; two er with the best corps of bell ringers nial year, Dr. Van Meter Bro.

have put in slock a large lot of paints and oil of all kinds, and propose to sell as cheap as the cheapest. Their Ague Cure and Bitters is what every family should have to break and keep crip. wesurn lands, or g3ud city property. in America, must necessarily give a pleasing entertainment, We ex elect officers. It is understood that WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

First rntp Tw l-v utt Elisha Riggs, of New York, will be gooa log nouses, one on eacu section; some elioiee fruit trees. Price, f'JU0. No. Sltt. OUR BEST BARGAINS Wi JtaAjrrr Deed.

tract a few brevities from the press MILL and good SAW MILL elected President Over sixteen off the chills. inwi uiuei; no linn in. the state ot Kansas make imtti where they have appeared: In its entirety it is the best enter millions in stock was represented chants of Panumo .111 Horticultural. By note from lowest cash price. Mns.

Godley, of Osage Mission, having moved her millinery store to Main street first door south of the old Ryan Roycroft store building, takes occasion to inform her customers that she is laying in a complete stock of spring goods, and will be prepared to supply all that come with the latest styles of every thing in her line of trade. Returning her sincere thanks for past favors, she still solfciis patronage. Coins to Colorado. Take the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railroad, the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the beautiful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado Springs. Canon City, Denver, Cucharas, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona.

Special round trip 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May loth, at $50, taking in the famous watering places on the D. R. G. Road. Low emigrant rates to the Saa Juan Mines.

Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between the Missouri River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Close connections made at Kansas Cit and Atchison in Union Depots. For maps, time tables and the "San Juan Guide," address, T. J. Anderson, Gea.

Pass. Agt, Topeka, Kan. fine bottom land- frame i weiiliisj house. 10 and the proceedings was entirely tainment ever given in this city the Secretary to Mr. C.

G. Wicker- lr.r u'ut ue cash, balance in ennd ri Htui. i 1 harmonious. gon preferred. sham, we learn that the.State Horti Wilicaukee Sentinel.

Every one who enjoys true music For lmnmrn.t land in Kansas. LI isaourl ..5 it cultural Society will hold their Henry Ward Beecmer is ex Save Money. Stop those chills and do a full day's work. Dr. Van Meter Bra's Ague Bitters will keep it off.

Paints low down for cash. We have heard it intimated that Andy Dirr had gone away to get married. Who-would have thought Andy would get to be as reckless as that? 320 acres good, nice laying prairie land. 8 miles from Parsons. Price 4.23 per acre, or either half at same price.

No. iVJ. 80 Acres 0 miles from Parsons. Frame House, two rooms. (Jood box table, to tory, good well and living Spring, 47 acres under cultivation, 15 acres under Post and three rail fence, 1-3 acres Timber, Big La beite forms one line, giving excellent stock water; 35 Apple and 50 Peach trees; mlje good hedge fence: all first rata land ami lays well.

Price ILOou. No. 301. 109 acres 9 miles from Parsons; frame steam i anddesresto hear first class talent, Sixth Semi-Annual meeting at Olathe on Tuesday aud Wednesday, June pected to lecture before Baylies' Great Mercantile College, Keokuk, atcd ln go.ai rYon, ta7Yhr through lines of railroad miles from Chicago. and same distance ToledS should visit them.

Springfield Cth and 7th, 1376. The usual reduc Iowa, this season. Theodore Tilton KENTUCKY PROPERTY. We endorse them to the fullest tion in fare has been gi anted by the lectured last November. We would mil call attention to the advertisement iu UmUIT VtSlU I L.

L. G. Railroad Company, and it is expected that the 1LK.6T. and extent, and favorably recommend them to our exchanges and citizens in general in the State. Springfield in another column.

It will pay anr Gulf road will follow the example. Patriot Holmes Blackberry and Chlorodyne is the most successful remedy ever used for the cure of diarrhea. As a humorist and delineator of noose i4 story. rooms, an plastered; stable; 25 acre fenced: 75 acres uuder cultivation; 7 acres timber; small bearing orcii-ard; 34 acres splendid looking wheat; 2 Sood horses, liar ens and wagon, wheat rill, reaper and mower, 3 cows. 2 plows, barrow, 7 good out bottom elixir, good eating and cook stove, bureau aud bedstead.

Ail for $5uu on 4 years time. percent. Interest. No. 368.

2W acres all excellent land, lays beautifully rolling; every foot can be eult'vated good improvements; good water and plenty of It; miles from Parsons. Price S3.uuu. As fruit culture is looking up in the State, an unusual attendance is look ed for this year. young man, whatever his future occupation may be, to spend from three to six months at Keokuk, Iowa, under the instruction of Prof. Miller obtaining a thorough knowledge of business matters.

Parents i. kuuu spring near tha house: 27 acres under cultivation. good timber; over half of the land under fence- apple, peach and cherry trees 4 years old; acres recently cleared and InVood condition for growing tobacco. Price fnJv WiU 1Q1 iv ALAR.UIA PROPERTY. 30,000 acres, in tracts to suit pm hi ranklin Coanty, Alabama flve jo twenty miles south of tfio Memphis and CliarlPatnn cholera and all summer complaints.

eccentric characters, Mr, Alf Wy-man is beyond all rivalry. Omaha Moody and Sankey held forth at Herald. Try it and be convinced. A Pictorial magazine published in London has a view of the rotun As a solo performer, Mr. Clin Kansas City on Tuesday night of this week.

Much excitement was ton Smith can claim equal rank uuaj I dwelling. 2 rooms; barn and hennery; good da of the capital at Washington, in with the best artists who ever ap should send their sens. Baylies College is an old and permanent institution, and guarantees a substantial, useful education to every studeut that enters. half of which will now turn created by their appearance, and the large Opera House was scarcely sufficient to accommodate the crowd. Umbered, and underlaid with eol ol' superior quality, aud well adapted to Un-iu Uras.

Fruit and A'egeUbles; Fplemlidly watered. Country very healthy. wiae of thete lands for gootl iJnds. rarm or ty Property In KansasMis-' siui Indiana, Illiaola or Iowa. peared before a St Joe audience.

which CoL Boudinot appears as natural as life. fenced for pasture; 70 acres under cuitiva- St. Joseph Times. IJ VX9 19 40 feet high. Price 1,200.

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