The Dorrance Nugget from Dorrance, Kansas • 1

Q-RRANG NUGGET. iftl VOL ii. DORRANCE, RUSSELL COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1888. NO. 39.

SAMUEL H. HAFFA, Editor and Proprietor. 'He must be up and doing, who vrould keep" abreast Truth." TERMS: $1.25 in advance, Look Here U. G.Muck of Wilson was in our midst on Wednesday. If you want a Loan ot have anything County Officers.

Representative J. B. Corbett County Attorney W. J. Eastland Probate Judge.

J. S. Chswlbourne Sheriff James E. Smith Treasurer C. M.

Harshba: cr Count' Clerk J. B. Himes Clerk of District Court L. C. Kiley Register of Deeds WoU-ett County Superintendent J.

J. A. Dixon County Surveyor G.RusseU ftaroner X. I. Sturdevant Florence Smith of this place has been tendered and will accept the posi to Trade of Exchange; call and see tion of foreman on the section at Bun DEALER IN Debitt "Wilson, Kansas.

ker HilL He will also hire a set of new hands tor that place. Chas Wohrott, Chairman. Commissioners, haries hnaner I 11. Kellogg DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES U. P.

R. R. Time Card. Corn is looking fine. Business is picking up.

A little cooler the past week. If you wish to trade your farm in the east see Coleman Macnirs Mrs L. B. Hail arrived home from Colorado on Wednesday. The wheat yield on the average is turning out far better than was anticipated before harvest.

The Smoky river is on the rampage and its banks are full and overflowing. Mrs. Orie Lawrence and Jet-more, Kansas, is here visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Kenyon. 8100,000 to loan on improved farms at 7 per cent; see Coleman Machin. Don't fail to watch the eclipse of the moon on Sunday evening. It is reported by good authority that Mr.

John Newcomer wiU have upwards NIXON RICK, Dealer in and Manuf acturer of Saddles, Harness, Whips, Etc. Sole agents for the celebrated Spooner patent collars. W. H. McAdams foremen.

Dorrance, Kansas. REPUBLICANS. THE UNION PACIFIC, 'The Overland "Will sell tickets at rate of one and one-third West Bound. -No-203 Pacific Express 702 I. No.

201 Colorado 641 liJ No. 213 Local Freight. 1 Boofe and Shoes; 111. m. 7 East Bound.

.924 p. m. jf No. 202 Eastern 900 a.m. fare for the round trip from points in Kansas to parties attending the Republican State Convention to held at Topeka, Kansas, July 25, tickets good going July 24 and 25, limited returning to Highest market prices paid for all kind of produce.

dorrance; kansas: No. 214 Local reigni 11 :o.5 a. uu F. G. Nichols Agt.

July 28. R. DONNELLEY, LIVERY ANU FEED STABLE. Good rigs always on hand. North side, Dorrance, Kan.

Subscribers, Your Premium. Every personsubscribing to or renewing their of 3,000 bushels of wheat this J. H. FRANKLIN, Attorney-at-Law. Office in Room No.

2 Oswald Block, RUSSELL, KANSAS. subscription to this paper and paying all arrearages will ij supplied with the Kansas City Weekly Journal, free during the campaign Local Items. OM8S3. W. A.

Ilaffa is the only tinner in ore give him your tin-work. The W. C. T. U.

will meet at the resi Here is an opportunity to place tn your family DORRANCE HOUSE A. M. KENYON, Proprietor. Special attention paid to Commercial Salesmen. Good acconioda tion for boarders.

The Tables are Supplied with the Best the Market Affords! the largest and best Weekly paper published ia dence of John Machin at 3 o'clock p. m. Kansas City. Send in your names at once and get two papers, for the same price of our own. Collections a specialty.

Money to loan on (arm property Publisher. J.W.WOTEN, ATT0RNEYAT-LAW. Office over Holland's store Coleman Machin report making quite a number of loans during the past week. F. Woodward, Ed Bricker and Joe Uindman of Wilson were in Dorrance on Tuesday.

Dunning has rented Prof. Pick-en's house and expects to move to the north side about the first of next month Bud Weiser and his cousin An Heis-er seem to be around Dorrance considerable of late. Better look ovt a little. The first carload of wheat shipped from this place this season left btre on Wednesday. It was sent by Smith Hopkins.

Borrow money (if you must borrow) where you can pay part any time Jos. G. Wengert will make a written contract to that effect if you caU on him. A great time is anticipated at Bunker Hill on the 28th and all republicans are invited to be present. The" Russell Glee Club expect to furnish some music for the occasion.

Our enterprising real estate firm of Coleman Machin have leased the new building lately erected by Wm. Baley, first door north of the postorhce, and are now occupying their new headquarters. D. Ilopkins.of Kasson Iowa, has purchased an interest in the grain eleva tor of W. Z.

Smith, formerly Smith Coleman's elevator at this place. Mr. Hopkins willhave charge of the elevator at this place and we bid him a hearty welcome to our thriving little town and hope that he will feel himself at home in our midst. He expects the arrival of his family in September. On Wednesday G.

W. Higgins shipped 15,720 pounds of wool to Hartford, where the same has been sold on the following condition; If the Mills bill passes 17 cents, if it does not pass 27 cents per pound. This will make a difference of $1,572 whether the bill will or will not pass. This together with the depreciation of the sheep in case that bill should pass will make a difference to Mr.IIiggins of from 2,000 to $2,500. There are a number of parties in this county who ars affected in likewise amounts and others whose losses in consequence of this bill are smaller.

These are cold facts and cannot be got around. We feel confident in saying that Mr. Higgin'sloss would pay 'for the difference in the price of clothing for the whole of Kussell county for one year. LEGAL NOTICES. Xotice Timber Culture, No.

6318. U. S. Laud Office, Salina, Kas. June 4th, lass.

I Complaint bavins been entered at this tiip hv W. S. BROWN, M. D. Geo.

James against Geo. K. Moss for fsiilure tn 1888. TheLeading Paper of the West 1888 comply ith law as to Timber-Culture Entry Xo 4148, dated April 23rd 1887, ujwn the w. n.

w. The great political the brightest paper in the west. sec. zz, ip. iz s.

r. 11 in misseii countv, Kansas with a view to the cancellation of said entry; contestant alleging that said (ieo It. Moss at date of entry was under the ase of 21 years and a single man, also that said Geo. It. Moss has left the country and returned to England from whence he came, the said parties are lierebv summoned to annear at this rtflW campaign which Physician and Surgeon.

All calls promptly attended to. Charges reasonable. Office in Smith Bros. Loan Office, North of track, Dorrance, Kans. opens this fall suggests to every one Fine weather.

Good rain Sunday night. Beautiful moonlight nights Let us have a first-class creamery. John Machins child is said to be very sick. muzzles at Haffa's hard ware. Master Dale Jellisonis reported seriously UK The-indication for a good- corn crop are For a drink of ice cold lemonade call at the post-office.

Dr. Stewart expects to leave for his old home in Virginia shortly. Coleman and Machin have some bargains in real estate. A. G.

Boone went to Wilson the first of the week. Coleman Machin have farms to trade for eastern property. Wm. Baley has erected a wooden awning in front of the building occupied by Coleman Machin. Anyone wanting a gasoline stove will do well tocall on Wm, A.

Ilaffa. Miss Lou Bonewitz, who has been in Kansas City for more than a year, returned home last Tuesday morning. the Ctli day of at one o'clock p.m.,to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure. O. F.

Seael, Receiver. The Weekly Times! from date till Jan. 1, 1889, for on dol-T lar. that he should subscribe for the paper which will give all on Wednesday next. Our streets peesented a livelier appearance the fore part of the week than they have for some time.

Prof. Bickerdyke and mother started for California last week. They expect to remain tiU school opens. If you wish to trade your farm or stock ranch Debitt Co. wiU give you a customer.

A. M. Kenyon is having a wooden awning put up in front of the Hotel de Kenyon. Coleman Machin can loan more money on your iarm than any other agent in Kussell County. Boasting ears are putting in an appearance in some of the earliest pieces of sweet corn.

All farmers in this vicinity are busy threshing and some are getting ready to do fall plowing. This is the season of the year when the wife of the farmer takes a crock of soft butter to town and carries home a bale of fly paper. Several fiist-class organs, a second hand buggy and a Perkins Wind-mill for sale at this office. Dr. Brown and J.

G. Wengert went to Lucas to seethe sights of that place last Tuesday. Coleman wiU lend you Notice. No. 6319.

U. S. Laud Office, Salina, Kas. I June 4th, 1883. I Comnlaint having been entered at this office the news in the most attractive shape.

The Daily Times $10 a year, $5 for months. Bank of Dorrance by George James against George R. Moss for This "The Times" abandoning 111s Homestead fcnterv Ko. 20,105, dated June 17th, 1835, that he is a foreigner and was not 21 years of age at date of entry ujkmi the w. n.

w. sec: 22, tp. 12, south range 11 west, in Russell county, Kansas with a view to the cancellation of said entry; the said does and it has established a reputa The Sunday Times, TRANSACTS A iarties are hereby summoned to appear at the U. tion for publishing 16 pages, $2 a year land omce on me ti 11, aav ot August 1888. at 1 o'clock p.

in. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. ADDRESS "THE TIM ES KANSAS CITY, MO. SANERAL BANKING BUSINESS skakl, Receiver. Notice for Publication, No.

6925. Land Office at Salina. Kas. I Jllly-6, 18S8. Notice is hereby given that the followinc-nam- Kansas.

Dorrance, U. S. Muck can loan you mon ed settler has filed notice of his intention to BALEY GO, make final proof sunnort of Ins-claim, and ey cheaper than the cheapest. that said proof will be made before the Judge, or Judge Atheftoa came down from Russell on Monday evening to spend a money cheaper than any man in Ttu in his absence me 1 ierK 01 jjisi. uourc, itussen Co at Russell, Kans, on Antnist 17, 1888, viz: Joseph L.Garrett, H.

E.23,3o2 for the s.w.54. sec. 32, tp. 13, s. r.

11 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his cot inous residence upon, and cultivation, of said land, viz: few days in Dorrance. sell county. U. S.

Muck can loan you I am still offering my services to the people of Russell and adjoining counties as auctioneer. Terms reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. JOS. G. WEXGEKT.

Cut down tfi3 weeds, they produce linen, dames Auuie.cmries Olds and Roger Donnelley all of Dorrance, Kas. money cheaper than any one else in Dorrance. sickness and are unsightly. M. l'AUIRIi, Register.

ESTATE Have Leased it to 3Iiue Coal. Thos. Hurd and son and James Bunker have leased eighty acres from Mr. Bonewitz two miles south pf town for the purpose of opening a coal mine. The prospects for a good coal mine on that place are to say the least, flatter We understand that the proceeds of A portion of the grain elevator of atshaw Bros, blew away last Sunday the social held at the M.

E. church on Notice. Friday evening last were in the neigh night. The damage of the building is slight as the structure is a substantial u. Land Office, Salina, Kas.

1 borhood of ten dollars. unc mil isss. Comnlaint lming been entered at this office one. Wilson Echo. J.

AV. DAVENPORT, COtiTFCTOR AND BUILDER Flans and1 specifications furnished on short lotlce. All work guaranteed. ing. The coal crops out in several bv John Ericksou against Isaac h.Elliot toraban -If you wish to or exchange 1 I A ,1 V.

.1 1 places in this and adjoining farms and $50.00 buys a brand new Perkin's property correspond with Coleman Machin. Inly 24 issfi, iuon the soul 11 west sec. 22, tp. 13 1. r.

11 in Kussell county. Kansas. ith a view several wells on that neighborhood pass LOAN and INSURANCE OFFICEr ivindmill. For particulars call at this to the cancellation of said entry said par through veins of coal. If a good vein office.

Work on the Creamery building is is found it will be worth thousands of ties are hereby summoned to apivar at tne United States Land Office on the SJthday of July 1888. at one o'clock p.m., to respond and furnish progressing satisfactorily. This insti Monday morning's "Overland Flyer' dollars to Dorrance and vicinity. THE testimony concerning said alleged abandonment tution when completed and iu opera was about twelve hours late on account of a washout west of Wallace. All letters of inquiry promptly answered Had to Hunt 'Em tion, will be a source of great profit to our farmers.

Russell Journal. Hopkins bought and reciev Last Friday, while in Russell, we be Wilson MTor Notice for Publication No. 6906. Land Office at Sal ina Kan. June 14th, '88.

Notice is hereby given 1 hat the following nam Jos. G. Wengert can loan money gan to investigate as to who the can ed 500 bushel3 of 'wheat in one-half day the first of the week. at a less rate of interest than any loan didates were for the various county of ed settler has filed notice of his intention to Dorrance Kansas; Office at drug store make liiiHl uroof in muiMrt 01 nis claim, ana agent in Russell county. The lightning struck two of Mr.Vier- fices at the coming election, and after three or four hours of hard labor we We recieved a communication last kies stacks near Dorrance last Friday night and burned them both up.

Wil- found a clue.and upon following it up week for publication which arrived to that said proof will le made before the udge.or in his absence the Clerk Dis't. Court at Russell, Kas. on August 13 18S8, viz: Josiah Studybaker If. E. 24080 for the n.

w. 15, s. r. 12 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said, land viz: Levi llimes and Frederick Wire of Dorrance, Philander S.

Scoville and closely got onto the track of four of late and without any signature. How FetrticLl Iiist of Lands. 011 Echo. Mr. Rice, of Ottawa county, this them.

That they were not chronic of repair all kinds of MACHINERY. Are prepared to do all kinds of ripe Cutting, and Fitting. Prices reasonable. Give us a call when in heed of repairs of any kind. long will it take some parties to find out that we cannot insert items without fice-seekers may be known by the fact Samuel M.

Wells of Bunker Hill. Kas. state spent a few days visiting his brother-in-law, Mr. Dunning S.M. 1ALMKR, Register.

knowing where they come from that that class of politicians need not be hunted up by newspaper men for they the forepart of the week. Baley Co. can give you a splen 'n ina im acres six miles north of Dorrance. are always about with smiling counte A cood stone house one and a half stories high did trade for other property. Call on -Don't borrow money if you can Notice for Publication No.

6910. Laud Office at Salina, Kas. i June 18. '88. nances and making themselves asagree- him if you wish a trade of anykind.

Kansas. and abasement 12x20 in the clear. A new frame barn 1GX2S, 12 feet high to eaves and roof half Wll-SON, able as possible by setting up the ci help it but if you must borrow call on Jos. Wengert he can give you the Notice is hereby given th the following-nam Give your cabbage worms the follow pitch. Also good granaries, corn cribs and wag gars, on every occasion possible.

ed settler has filed notice of his intention to final wroof in suiiKit lowest rate of interest. on sheds. The farm Is nearly aU fenced with- mg dose and they will not bother your This unusual backwardness may how of his that said proof will be made be A new tri-weekly mail route has been fore Probate or ins aosence me 01 cabbage. Take ten cents worth of cay ever be accounted for by their age, they MILLINERY. I have one of the choicest selections of Milli Dist.

Court at Kussell, on jtui, isms established between Wilson and Holly- viz: Herman nmsener 11. ior ine u. posts and wire; 130 acres under cultivation balance good hay land. There are 200 apple trees beside other small fruit and forest trees on the place. Also good well and windmilL This place is cheap at $21.00 per acre.

enne, or red pepper, and put in boiling water, and after well boiled sprinkle all being what might be termed young men. The first one of whom we will kop. sa. tn. 15.

s. r. 12 w. iery goods ever brought to Dorrance, consisting Heuames thefollowing witnesses to prove nis rood. The mail will leave Wilson on Monday.

Wednesday and Friday. of the latest sryles of bonnets, hats, feathers, continuous residence uikhi, and cultivation of, the heads while the water is very hot. speak is J. G. "Voelgesang who is the Kuirl viz? Hcrnum l.iicrman.

Herein! Imm-k- No. 115 ICO acres: 80 acres under cultivation: Ex-. flowers, ribbons and trimmings. Miss Laura side. hotf.

Abraham Dressier and Wilhelm Kotke- candidate for Probate Judge. He is A heavy rain storm visited this sec CO acres more nice for farming; 20 acres good now carrying that lofty title by appoint tion last Sunday night and everybody Coleman Machin are agents for ineyer au 01 uuuuque, jvaiis. S. m. Palmer, Register.

nnsrnre and hav land. Frame house, one story looked refreshed and encouraged in ment from the go.verncr to fill the uuex the Michigan Mutual Life Insurance with good cellar under house, cellar plastered. pired term of Mr. Chadboarne who re consequence thereof on Monday morn Company. Xo.

1 1C0 acres for Sale Tradefor Hard ware. acres under culUvRtiyi, lrj pxstureenwjd with post aadu three ance in- Aim can be Frame half stories high 14x24 ft. with side adtiiticn; -J2xl7 ft-v plastered stairs but not up stairs. Frame granary 10x20 ft. Frame; stable: 16x18 ft Well of good water witli ALso spring in pastureOeld.

100 cherry trees; some bearing; 400 currant bashes and, some other small fruits; 100 plum trees; 2000 cottonwood trees: One-half mile to school; five, and half miles to railroad- town of Dorrance. Price $2000. Cash 900fc balance four years. No. 6380 acres fine level land every foot can be plowed If desired; 10 acres Jiow under cidti- vation.

One mile from school. Seven miles to Dorrance a good railroad town. This is cheap at $700 and dont overlook it. Xo. 69160 acres; three miles from Dorrance a good railroad town; one and a half miles to' school.

110 acres in cultivation, 39 acres fenced for pasture, 20 acres In timber, the growth will-more than keep up fire for family, and makes-the best natural shelter for stock and watered by creek and river and is the nicest grove in the country. Two frame houses oue 14x16 one and a half stories high with L' 14x16 one story with a number one cellar. One frame house 22x1ft, one and a half stories high with stone basement under it same size of two and a half stories high. Good of neverfailing 6909. Notice for Publication No.

ing. signed a short time sinceon account of Kansas stable to hold twelve neaa oi stock, i wo granaries, one corn crib. Hog and feed lots, young orcliard, small fruit. Forest trees to protect orchard and house Stone quarry sufficient The Wilson Eagle accuses County Land Office, Salina Kan. C.S S.

G. WARD, Treasurer Smith of this county of being June IS 88. ill health. He is an affable young man who wears a silk hat with becoming A small party of young folks spent a Notice is berebv civen that the following-nam to get out fence posts and building rock for ed settler has filed notice of his intention to msi-p final nroof in siiiiiinort of hiss claim, and modesty and grace and will no donbt building purposes. Well with windmill anu pump.

One mile to school. One and a half aRepublican.andthattooinno pleasant manner, because he refused to subscribe for that paper. Better find out his politics Mr. Coffey, for you are un pleasant evening at the residence of J. G.

Wengert on-Monday in honor of Miss Mary who left on Tuesday morning for an extended visit to Abilene. that said proof will be made before the Judge.or in his absence the Cl'k Dist. Court at Kussell, have a hearty support ih the race this miles to post office. Ten miles to Dorrance a Kas. on 27 18SS.

viz: Berenu .11. fall. The next one of the candidates The Old Reliable good railroad town. Five and a nan miles 10 9ica for the s. e.

M. sec. 34, tp. M. s.

r. 12 that we heard of was L.C. Riley who ii names the followiiur witnesses to prove Bardene a new town site which is expected to oe doubtedly a little bit off. his continuous residence upon, and cultivation nfaid l.md. viz: Herman Herman built up this Railroad graded and Jos.

G. Wengert can pay money now holds the office of Clerk of Dis If you have stock or any other town platted. Price $2,000. Kiinicncr. Abraham K.

Dressier and August trict court and whose aspirations are over on farm loans the same day the papers are signed and give you privi- personal property which you wish to Blacksmith 1 Machinist again running iu that direction: We Klusener all ef Dubuque, Kas S. M. PAt.MFR, Register, Jfo. 116 160 acres; 80 acres under cultivation balance in grass and hay but can all be easily Piiitivxted if desired. Frame house 14x16 two exchange call on Baley Co.

ege to pay out part at any time. can heartily commend him to the people of this vicinity, and know that Plant more trees everybody, and not stories with basement; side addition to house wait for someone else to do this much The republican club of Bunker Hill will hold a grand ratification meeting those who will support him will have Horse-shoeing a specialty. Notice for ublication No. C898. Land Office at Salina June 7th.

'88 10x16 one story. Stable to hold eight head of stock. Threa and a half miles from Dorrance a iwvrwi railroad town. One mile to school, rrice needed work. A little grove is easy to no cause for regret as he is a youn on Saturday July 28.

Good speakers man who deserves the sympathy of all. Vntfcn is hprchv civen- that the following r.na attend to, and enough of these little groves wiU make Kansas an Eden in a wiU bepresen and a good time is ex- Can be found a few doors eas of While continuing our search we were Dected. Invitation is extended to aU very few years.1 Ex. ed settler has filed notice of his ineiitiOU to make final proof in" support-of claim, and that said proof will be mwlebeiore; the. Register and Reciever at Salina, Kansas, on 24, 18, viz: Aminadab Conklinsr, H- K.

.3103, for the 4, section 10, towuslup 11, south range i who -may find it convenient to attend informed that Mr. Ward of the firm of Holland Ward, attv-meys-at-law at fctauter Holland's store. A book agent was in town last week Samuel Stumpff who was sent to the nenitentiarv more than a year ago to selling a small pamphlet entitled Dem- 12 west. Russell, had intentions of coming ou for County Attorney. The members onology, or the Devil and his Angels, He names the following witnesses to prove iiu continuous residence upon, and cultivation serve a two years term for horse steal Some of the bovs had considerable this firm are earnir.g for themselves an eairi viz? Jonathan W.

VsuiScovoc 1700. $900 cash; balance to suit purchaser. No. 121 160 acres, CO acres under cultivation, balance aU nice arnl4evel and can be cultivated with ease. Frame ouse 16x28 one story high; Kansas stable, holds fourteen head of stock.

boUse spring.one well seven feet deep. One acre feed lot. One fourth mile to Six' miles to good railroad town of Dorrance. One and one half miles to post office. Price 932O0.

Want 40 acnes in Ohio, Van Wert county preferred. Xo. 126 160 acres, 90 acres SO more can be cultivated'' easOv: "Biilance. Hitf and pasture land. acres' g'ood bmfding atnn nn one-' car.ner.al good fi stone ports.

ing has been pardoned by the governor Agent For ADAMS' WIND MILLS runs. E. Tate' Samuel Johnson and William T. enviable reputation in their la prac sport With hiar. Conkliu all of Luray Kas.

S. M. Fa lm k. Register, water only sixteen feet deep. Twelve bearing apple trees and some other, young trees.

Stone stable one story, five stalls. Two hen houses all stone. Improvements worth half of price asked for this fatmi' Price iJTOO. $2000 cash, balance UmeV Xo. 8-One new frame house l4x20 two stor-; ies high, 4 rooms and good welrclose.

to the door Lot 50x150 ft on, 100 ft avenue one of this nicest in town. A good bargain at $600. Xo. 93 SOaciopVrcJTe. from "Dorrance.

good railroad town and new. 40 acres' under cultiva-; tion, 38 more can be easily cultivated 3 acre In orchard beginning to ttear. Frampiojse 16x18 with addition 8x10. Frame stable, 12x14. Well between howe and stable, 28 frt dejep and plen-; ty good water.

Barn 16x36 tm stories high well narandonly 8fJLdeepfl4fnty good, water." Kasierries, gooseberries' ajfi'd pie plant suffi- cient for family use. For sale or trade for mdse. of any kind. Price 20 per acre. Cash balance time.

TanKS put up tice and Mr. Ward's chances for coun and returned home Sunday last. At the examination of teachers in Pumrs or other There will be a meeting held at the Nichols school miles south ty attorney are by no means small. iDe fitting done Russell a tew weeks since there were The last but-njrt least on the list that from Dorrance on Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock for the Durnose of talking short notice thirty-eight applicants for certificates, Notice for Publication, No. 6U33.

Land Office Sai-ixa, Kas. I July 171888. I we heard Xf that day was O. I Uso drill Tubular Of them, two obtained first grades, Atherton.of whom it is said that the up creamery matters. Prominent speak Xotice is hereby given that the following-nam Wells and guaran seven received second grades, twenty easv to get" in shape.

Frame house 12x28 one- representative bee is buzzing around ers will be present, and all are invited ed settler has filed notice 01 111s liueniiou uj tinai nrnnf in smirtort of his claim, and six recieved third grades and tee plenty of wa The Judge has many warm friends all to attend. thas said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court of Russell at Kus er or no charge three failed to receive any. over the county who will support him as. R. Bickerdyke has consented to story.

Straw stable 12x30. Straw cowshed 12x50. A welL Few apple and peach trees. Price $1600. $000 cash, balance on time.

Four miles from Dorrance a good railroad town. This gieat bargain. sell. on Augusiz. duuu nK, viilbe made for and his chances for: his gratifica It is now nearing that time of the D.

20,686 for the n. w. Ji, sec. 22, tp. 13 veil.

be a for County Su perintendent. That he is thi tion are flatterintr. All of the above vear when watermelons wiU be seen Correspondence mentioned parties are staunch republi He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, land, viz: Edward Kauf John ness and selling at five cents for good sized right man for this place no one wil For Furtlier Ir.folmation Address, dieted. ones, or one dollar for a wagon box rinv nnd what will be Banker Ilill's cans and men of good moral character nf whom muhh more misrbt be said John Maciiin fuil. and the doctors will be kept on BALEY CO.

DORRANCE, KAS in will hp. llnssell county's train. We Richard Donnelley au ot iorrauce, ivas. 5. M.

AUIEK, Register. Ocrracce, with credit. 1 the go. uespeak a strong support for the Prof. Kansas in mim I i it.