Chautauqua County Democrat from Sedan, Kansas • 3

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nsr QMap County Demoerat. tram! rffi rm si. DoiUgs in thr Cities. Culirfl onr Varions Exchanges. Persevering Pencil Pushers, in their eager Searchings for news, gire us the Following as the result of their labors.

Canon Editors and Prop's. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Strawberries are ripe. The circus caravan came in on 8unday afternoon Bradley A Bowers haye an ad. on the 4th page this week.

stab wmi SEDAN, KANSAS, MAV 29. 1884. Wool twine at Ackarman's, Stoves and Tinware at Ackarman's. Oil Stoves at Ackarmans. Paints and Oils at Ackarman's.

Go to J. L. Barnes' new hotel for your dinner. Old papers, five cents per dozen, at this office. CLOVERDALE; SEDAN, KANSAS.

Mrs. E. W. M. Rje is at Peru, Kansas, visiting her mother.

A niece of Mrs. Eoix'a is teaching a of charge at mer school at Cloverdale. It is reported that Mr rih7- an n. All goods delivered Anderson A Tade's. Has had 35 years experience in the nrac tice of law Office, with the Democrat, 5 doors west of Turner's.

Bank. The boys are adopting the a la mmcrd Green haye erch purchase! lots in Clover- Hewins Tims shipped train load of i twenty cars of and three of hogs to Chicago Wednesday. The knife man, another swindler, was in the ciry Monday, but was not very suc- Tulloss' is headquarters for hardware 8ty" of hair cnt- Roui Si per y-art 75 cenU for six months. Rntrs'of Adverttalns: 1 column, onr year, $90? hall year, 42; fourth year, one month. $8.

Half column, $45 a yean tlx month. $23; three months, onr month $3. Quarter column, one year, $23 six months, $13; three months. STi one month, Lawyers and Doctors cards, 75 cent per month. DouMe width advertisement at same rates.

Pay locals. In reading ntattrf ten cents per line each insertion. dale. Mrs. Henry Grounds has been very sick, but we are happy to note that she is now better.

James T. Bradley has accepted a as cashier in L. Turners bank. Goods delivered free to any part of the The CRASH Has Come I Jj HERBST, German music teacher, cuy wnen bought of Anderson Tade TaS i sfc.1- v- our people are expecting to turn out in xorce to-morrow, (Decoration day.) Mr. John Wolman gave Mr.

Beree what is called a "licking." John was arrested and fined $5. Mr. Matthews has bought Mr. Woodward place, the consideration being three head of horses and $200. We haven't learned where Mr.

Woodward intends to RO. ine millet crop nearly all planted, and drugs. H. K. Graham will pay you the highest market price for your corn.

Dickman's Ice Cream can't be beat in town. Try a dish. The finest s'ock of Sheep Shears to be found in the city at Ackarman's. Seed potatoes are selling at Ackarman's for 60 cents per bushel. See Goodneal before you employ any other contractor.

Go to E. C. Jacquiths for all kinds of photographs. 6 See that car load of wagons at Will gtve instructions in Pianoforte, Organ, and Vocal Music. SEDAN, KANSAS ana some pieces are doing nicely.

Afr SB rr j. nmgraye, oi uioveruaie. is visiting friends at Beaver, Cowley county cesstul in catching "suckers." D. G. Greaihouse, an Oklahoma boomer, returnad to this place sH Saturday.

He returned to Oklahoma Tuesday. Mr. Cooper, secretary of Payne's Oklahoma colony, left this city for Arkansas City Tuesday evening on business relating to the colonp. It has been reported to ns quite a number in this vicinity are catching fish contrary to law. It is the duty of every citizen to report violators, and those who are fishing contrary to law should be punished.

Mr. Daily, who resides a short distance eaet of this city, informs us that his dog recently went md, and before he could be Our abances are brightening daily for Chief. tne farsons, La Junta and Las Vegas rail fJHAS. J. PECKHAM, road.

W. 1 And the Bottom Knocked out Of High Prices Old Fogyism Played out me great xsew i ork and New England ATTORNEY AT LAW, Circus and Menagerie will exhibit in Sedan Monday, June 9th. SEDAN, KANSAS. John Wilson, living south of town, his wife and child, left last week for a visit to HART'S MILL. Cool and rainy.

Wheat is falling down. Farmers are busy plowing corn. Millet is mostly sown, and some of it is up. The Sabbath School is progressing splendidly. Am.

Hart brags of one of the finest colts of the season. allied, succeeded in biting several cows and Michigan. Go to Anderson fe Tade's for your gro- If you want a Buggy or Spring Wagon, call on Ackarman. H. K.

Graham Will buy, trade or sell ponies or horses. A large stock of Cultivators and Plows at Ackarman's. Those mammoth dishes of Ice Cream at Dickman's, are going like hot cakes. DIEECTOBY. United States.

President, U. Chester A. Arthur. Pres ofSanate, Geo. F.

Edmonds. Speaker of House, John Carlisle Chief Justice, Morrison R. Waite, Secretary of State F. T. Frelinghuysen.

Secretary of Treasury Chas. Folger Secretary of War, Rob't. T. Lincoln. Secretary of Interior H.

M. Teller Secretary of Navy, Wm Chandler. Attorney General, B. H. Brewster.

Postmaster General W. T. Gresham. V. S.

Senator. Kansas P. B. Plumb, J. J.

Ingalls. Congressman. 3rd District, Thomas Ryan. Judicial. Judge 13th District, E.8.

Torrance. State "Senator. 20i District, J. C. Long.

nrpresentatlre. G5th District James Shaver. State. Governor George Click, iaetitenant Governor, D. W.

Finney, Secretary of State, James Smith. State Treasurer Samuel Howe. Attorney General W. A. Johnston.

State Auditor, P. McCabe State Superintendent, H. C. Speer! L. Turner Railroad VJ, Humphrey.

calves, a number of which have air died. D.STEVENS, PERU, KANSAS. wmmm. xney aenver purchases free of PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. charge.

Tom Newell has corn ten Inches in height which has been cultivated twice. S. Straughn is getting out again from severe attaek of iheumatism. it Will attend calls at all hours of the day Give your horses fred and shelter by putting up at Harry Graham's feed stable on west main street. Who can beat this? Seven pounds of Good Rio Coflee for Sk Ueorge Kasson, of Elk Falls was in town one day last week.

Call at the stables of Mattingly, op Our town is improving wonderfully Ho posite the Lindell House, when you want stylish turnout. lor a printing office. E. Turner has sold his interest in the livery business to Geo. Bo wen of Cedaryale.

Mr, Bawen is an experienced liveryman, and the new firm Rowland A Bowen, propose to make many improvements in the business at an early day, One of the slickest confidence men that has visited this city for some time put in an appearance last Saturday evening. He lelt on tha Staring train nearly $100 better off financially that when he arrived. The city fathers should protect those of our citiz-ns who gave their money to these swindlers by making the license at least $25 per day for any kind of a swindling scheme. Chief. As these are Sardpan Times, we are bound to make Hardpan Prices, and Dont You Forget It JJAN.

M. PILE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, W. W. Anderson is expected bark soon. we are turning off lots of job work after an absence of several weeks.

inese days, and can save you from 25 to 50 E. Popplewell has sold his entire crop of per cent on anything in our line. corn that has been on his hands for two uysters now may take a rest, for Ice 8EDAN, KANSAS, t. uiuette. Tounty.

Cream suite our girls (and boys) the best ub at Anderson and Tade's. Give it a trial. Mr. Overmann and sons left Monday morning for Moline, from whence they will take the cars for Springfield, Mo. Havana, Montgomery county," is to have a newspaper in a week or two.

The press is now there. Next. Try some of that Good Rio Coffee that is selling at Anderson A Tade's 7 pounds to the dollar. The soap frauds were again with us last Monday and.succeded in fleecing the unwary to a considerable tune. Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Stevens, and their son Eddie, passed through the ril.tr "Mon years, to J. 8tudy of near Cedarvale.

He also disposed of a number of hogs to the same man. Ofiice over Webb's store. Try a dish: 10 cents; at Dickman's. emt Wm. Bovd County Cierk A Hilligoss County Treasurer, Knapp E.

C. Jacquith's new gallery, opposite James Harris says the boy helps him out tne Occidental, is the place to go when you a. a. Henderson uegister of lleeds, Geo. Hurst.

early to fef every morning. No troubie about awakening. wisu a nobby tin-type or photograph. 6 ierit uismci uoart, Geo. Arnold Probate Judge, G.

W. Dale Mattingly keeps the finest turnouts l.El'EiD:.efe; Mr. C. P. Young, of Sycamore, who is traveling extensively throughout the state, called on Monday.

Mr. Young has traveled 3,000 miles during the past three onnty bupenntendent, J. T. Bradley. in the city, and his prices are always very swsBoy ourveyor U.

Woodman JAMES MILTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, reasonable. coroner, Dr Gray. PERU. Grandma Griffith is on the sick list. Mrs.

Wm. Batson has been very sick. of iio to L. Barnes' new hotel on the day, en route for Topeka. south side of Main street, and get a good muums.

tie reports all sections as in a most prosperous condition, though the south part of the state is developing much We have a Complete Line New Goods not Surpassed in Southern Kansas, square meal for a quarter. o. jones has a lot of very choice S. V. Stearns haa just completed the best cyclone house in town.

more rapmiy than the north. The wheat 1 If you have any trading stock that you Office over Turner's Bank. LUo or saie; aiso lour grade short 1 1 0 52 ib. tioiroya. un m'n.

Co. Commlsioners, 8. Seybo'd. L.C. Wait, Township.

SALT CREKK. Trustee, Ira Sparks; Clerk, Ross Pavne Treasurer, Wm. Tharp; Justice, D. H. Boy er; Constables, G.

W. Davis and P. Roe buck. LAFAYETTE. side- wish to dispose of, see Harry Graham, on B.

Cooper is putting down stone walks in front of his property. iiuru nuns. 17-tn James T. Bradley is exultant this week west Main street. over the arrival of a bouncing bov at his M.

SHARPLESS, uo to CTider's for anything in the home on Monday evening. Bakery or Confectionery line, such as crop promises an abundant yield. Corn fs backward and much replanting is being done. The peach trees in Sumner and the northern part of Cowley counties, are load ed with fruit. There will be an abundant yield of apples and small fruit all over the state.

Farms are being improved and opened up, towrn growing as never be- Lemons, Oranges, Cider, Lemonade, Nuts Anderson A Tade, in keeping up with Trustee, A. W. Lord: Clerk, Garvin: Osnches, Raisins, Bananas, Ac. jiraurer, uarton; Justices, John wagon tne times, have started a delivery It will pay you to trade with them. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, oannon; Uonstables, A tv yy ueu in oeoau anu wanting a square xvuums, MOpKins.

CJCNTB8. meal, see J. L. Barnes, at the new "Grand the circus manager while here boueht Central" hotel, 3 doors east of the Dost of a fine span of gray horses of Hairy Graham SEDAN, KANSAS, Here Are A Few Specialties I fore in the history of the West. The Sedan Times and Independence Tribune, though both claim to be oreans of the Republican party, both confess that irusiee, a Humphrey; Clerk, Peyatt: Treasurer, A Adair; Justices, 8peed, Newton; Constables, A Dut- rice, paying therefor the consideration of $180 Charley Stafford is on the sick list.

He thinks he is not going to live long. W. R. Buckles and Mis? Abbie Stevens went over to Cedarvale Sunday. George Ferril is the last man made happy.

It's a 10 pound girl all girls now. The long tailed rats are getting to be numerous in Peru. See what a railroad does. Billy Crippen returned from Missouri Saturday. Says he took dinner with the surveyors.

J- R. Butler was in town a few days ago accompanied by his brother-in-law from Missouri. Hunters consolidated show' passed li.nn.l. CI t. mi -rr- New Bakbrt.

Crider's new Bakery is xnos. iving jett Tuesday to do the Office 'on the comer, over Latsbaugh's now in full running: order, and they are tone catting on the new stone building of Clothing store, 5 tn mey uont snow what the tariff is. When v. turning out such Bread, Rolls, Cakes, Pies 1. kmx.

Uo. at Cedarvale. pwya, RHMto understand the tariff as would be a credit to the leading bak er of any city. ali Biwiiuon to tne new ji. Barnes, real estate Z.

is. Goodneal wishes us to state that and insurance ageut, which appears on th 4th page this week. R. BUTLER, he is now in the contracting business, and will contract for the putting: up and com Prof. W.

E. Woodward left Wednesday pletion of buildings of all description. See noon tor his home at Douglas Butler coun DEALER him before you let any job in that line. ty.) He has just closed the spring term of Don't forget to call at Crider's. Hebas tne isedan schools.

iun, a. Auarews. CAWAVILIK. Trustee, Maris; Clerk. Wells-Treasurer Hargrove; Justices, Jason Helmick, Shaff; Constables, Wm Meadows, A Blair.

JEPFKR80N Trustee. it Cox, Marsh; Justice, John Wiley; Treasurer, Crocker; onstables, Frank Maxwell, Elijay Wiley! SUMMIT. Trustee, A Cook; Clerk, Hobson-Ti easurer, A Briggs, Constables, Lin-vi lie and Robert Doty. 8IDAJJ. Trustee, Dennis; Clerk, Acker-mann; Treasurer, Lewis; Justices, Frank laak, Light, Constables, John Loyd, Geo.

Ash. WASHINGTON. Trustee. George Battorff; Clerk, 8 Cun-ringham; Treasurer, Wm Hull; Justices, Samuel Walter, Daniel Airhart; Constables Beaman, 0 Ecxer. WTTI.E CAREY.

Trustee, Bmith; Clerk, Peck- Justice, A Henderson; Treasurer, Jas. Mayfield Constables, Terrell and John Reeder ouumy. orouRUt everybody in the city to the streets. Dr Stevens, wife, and their son Eddie, left Tuesday for Topeka, to take in the convention and visit friends. Bro.

Bnrris has made arrangements with Rev. Fairfax (celored) to preach for us WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY filled his Btore chuck full of New, Fresh Another circus coming; larger and bet- Goods, and is selliDg everything away low tpr t.fiAr, Ovav 1 A XT mc giranxew iorK ana JNew down. England Circus and Menaeerie will exhibit. Spectacles. andSilvor Pi.ti at sedan, Monday, June 9th.

J. L. Barnes has fitted up and arranged pairiug done on short notice, and satisf Ci tion guaranteed. every fifth Sunday in the month. I i Canned Goods, Sugar, Syrups, Teas, his room 3 doors east of the post office into veryming rpassert oS finely at the Fred Culver returned from the Nation a number one hotel, and is just the man school picnic last Friday.

The day was an Any. il 16-tD. SEDAN, KANSAS. you wish to set, if you want a good square Saturday. Fred says the Buck? Creek settlement is too far from civilization to suit him.

uue, me auenaance was meal at reasonable charges. arge, and the exercises good. 1 bcHEAM, You Scream, We Both question, the Republican party will not re main in power another hour. So oar Republican contemporaries of Sedan and Independence may console themselves with the reflection that "where ignorence is bliss 'tis folly to be wise" But the Chautauqua county republicans don't propose to be put off this way, Bro. 8tewart.

There are a "great many intelligent republicans in the party here, who (though in a bad cause, which is rapidly growing worse) propose to have light on the tariff question, or have their party organs acknowledge their ignorance on a question so important. As we predicted, the circus last week filled the town with thieves and swindlers. We had supposed that people were getting too smart Jp be swindled; but we guess there are some that enjoy it. It happens to be a class, too, that is least able to bear such losses. In looking over a crowd around a fakir, we find the poorest dressed and most ignorant young men betting against the fakirs game.

We are opposed to the principle of prohibition, but we are sometimes led to think that the world would be better if some people were pro hibited the right to use the money they earn. If the gudgeons had no money to handle the swindlers and fakirs would have to earn their bread by the sweat of their faces. Katitan, ne letnodist festival at the church Elmore Conner was in town Monday Scream Because Dickman keers the best JJOY HUGHES, on Friday evening was wellTattended, and HRIXEYILLK Ice Cream to be had in town. Large dish hunting stray cattle. Mr, Connor has not niHch faith in thejcompletion of the nar an enjoyable time was had in at tendance.

for 10 cents. row guage railway. -J Ij. Barnes, at the new "Grand Cen PRACTICAL AUCTIONEERS, jars. Hamilton, the mother of H.

Two gentlemen claiming to be the fore tral" hotel. 3 doors east of the Dost ofE Hamilton of this city, has come back to Trustee, Jacob Kaufman; Clerk, Treasurer. Fowler; Constables Atkinson, Wm Burns. HENDRICKS. Trustee, Mi'cheli; Clerk, Henry Potter; Treasurer, Philip Cook; Justice, Wm Megee; Constables, Wait, Fred Raynor.

HA RRI80N Trustee, Viers; Clerk. 8 Hockett- runners of a surveyingjparty from Parsons Sedan to live after a two years sojourn in is me piace to go wnen vou are hunting a SEDAN, KANSAS. uamorma. Mrs. H.

lffone of the Kansas boarding house, or want a square meal Terms reasonable. in the interests of La Junta and Las Vegas railroad, were in Peru Mona day and procured a guide to pilot them to Chautauqua Springs. pioneers, having lived in the state 41 years. The D. M.

A. surveyors are at work -Vv inter will come again. But that Will cry'salcs at any and all times, and at reasonaple orices. Cnll in the eastern part of the county, and are doesn't hinder the crowd from rushing to In our time we have 'traveled over a great expected at Sedan almost any day. The and see us when you wish anything in onr line.

4 tf. Charlie Dickmans after those mammoth dishes of Ice Cream daring the hot spell. many roads, but the roads from Psru to 8edan are the most outlandish. We would sraumg na8 commenced at the east end of the line. George A.

Watson' has taken charge of recommend that the different road masters along the line call out the militia and Cedaryale indulged in three distinct circuses on Tuesday last; Hunter's consol- make a bold attack alljalong the line. W. F. Lemmon, C. M.

dated, Main and Mme. Corinne's nayillion show. The Valeites don't seem The thanks of the Democrat force are JEMMON SIIARTEL, to appreciate a good thing when they have due to Messrs. Aley, Ward, Overmann and e. -A Pink Tea Will be held at the M.

Fitzpatrick for services rendered during our Garden Seeds, Etc, Justices, Pender, 8 Florr; Constables. Shultz, Van-tl erven ter. Time Table. 0 A 8 K. (Moline) 7:30 a Same Westward.

8:00 Sedan Pott Office. Office hours from a to 8 m. Money ordws issued and letters registered at anv time during business hours, except while distributing or making up mails. J. Moork, P.

M. Societies. Post Mkotino, Chautauqua Springs, Rans. Chautauqur Post, No. 218, A meets eJeniT'K on or before the jStnfw lnT month.

All comrades invited. Jacob Kaufman, Commander. Stephin Johnson, Adjutant. Chnrehes. Presbytirian.

Services at -Court house on tho 1st. 3rd and 4th Sunday of each month at 10:30 a m. R. Hahn7 Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning and evening.

Praver mretmg every Thursday evening of each tL Braner. Pastor, Sabbath school at f) o'clock a m. W. E. Woodward, Snpt.

Church on recent misfortune. The Cultivator and Henhman is a new Church on Tuesday evening, June 10th. Ice Cream and Strawherri Will Ko oorirai) jli v. 1 ATTORNEYS AT. LAW, the Delmonico Hotel, and will change the name to the Watson House.

His charges are reasonable, and he will vouch that you will never regret it if you try the Watson House, On the corner of Main and Douglas streets, at the old Thornburg rtand. 8trayed: from the residence of the undersigned, 4 miles west of Sedan, four colts, described as follows: One bay mare, 3 years old; one bay stud colt, 2 years old; one bay yecrlirg mare; one roan yearling horse A liberal reward will be paid for any information regarding them. 15 pf2t. C. E.

8 tout, Sedan, Kans. Jackson Crowe, 2nd door east of the post office, have a fuil line of fresh and fancy groceries, boots, shoes, etc. on soap bubble table" will prove an at venture in the journalistic line from Garden City. It is a monthly, and is as its name implies, devoted to the interests of tractive feature for the children. All are Sedan Market Quotations.

Corrected every Wednesday by Hall A Wait, grocers. Best Flour, per 100, 80 Corn, per bu 49 Oats. 40. Corn Meal, per 100, 1 20. Potatoes, per bu 1 oo.

Butter, per tb jo Eggs, per dozen 10 Chickens, $1.50 to $2.50. Bacon, J2J Apples, per. bu 00. nvited to atteno. the farmer and stoci raiser.

Sedan, May 24th, 1SS4. I herebytat.e tbat I have never said that -N. C. Canon has opened a law office in SED IN, KANSAS. Will attend to all kinds of legal business 44-tf Sedan, and will attend to any business en D.

McGinty eyer stole from or wronged me in any particular, nor do I believe that will wrong or beat anyone only to their The Fines Line of tiers io the County, face. Elijah haiid at all times, and would cordially in vite an inspection of the same. They are A manager that can make bo better Notice of Final Settlement. MADDUX. howing for a circus than did "Hunter's trusted to his care, either in this, Sumner or Cowley counties.

He will attend to matters in the TJ. 8. district court, and in the Supreme Court of this state. At present will hold his office in the Democrat printing office, where he will be found at all office hours. It looks a little like'tha Indian Department for once means business.

Hewins A Titus have been ordered to move their fences out of the Oklahoma country, and Chapin A Collins have been ordered to PRACTICAL DENTIST, Consolidated Shows" (better Hunters Consolidated had better quit the business and start a country newspaper, in which business money is no object, and fame is easily obtained. We are in receipt of vol. 1, no. 1 of the Omio Democratic Mail, a new paper from Omio, Jewell caunty. As the growth of new papers denote the condition nf th ouuuays in eacn month at 11 a and atjcandle lighting.

McBrian, Pastor. (WftS (mi8a'2nary Services at-the 15 Sabbath in each month at 11 a and in the evening. F. L. Walker, Pastor.

Chfrch Freachine every Sunday night, also at It o'clock every 1st and 5th Wm DL Welch, PasTor Sabbath school each Sunday morning at 9.30 clock. A Mumaw, Supt a L52SfflP Meets at Brick Church each Sabbath at 3 m. Mrs A Kilmer, 8upt SEDAN, KANSAS. We have just received a large invoice of the Celebrated more their store from Red Bird, on the Cimarron. This information comes to ns State or Kaksas, 1 Chautauqua County, 88 In the Probate Court in and for said County In the matter of the estate of 1 Gbakville M.

Yocsfi, Deceased Creditors and all other persons interested IS the aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified that at the next resniar term of the Pro bate Court in and for said county, to be begun and held at the court room" in St-dan county of Chautauqua, state of aforesaid' on the second Mor day in the month of June, A. 1884, I apply to said conn for a full and final settlement of said estate. John Leb, Administrator of 13 4 Gbakville M. Xj0Oe, Deceased, kind obliging geatlemen, have a good stock of goods to select from, and have come here to stay. Patomze them, Frank Kenesson and Z.

B. Walker, of Cedar Vale, were in town last week and took several measures for boots. They are good workmen, and any of the boys who wish a nobby pair can get a fit by leaving their measure with them. They will visit Sedan every two weeks in the future, and will give all the boys a call. scar Hays has bought out the interest of F.

Davis in the Grocery 8tock formerly belonging to J. Primmer, and will continue the business at the old stand. He is selling all kinds of Fresh, 8taple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Etc, at bed rock prices, and party they represent, it is pleasing to note the many new democratic papers springing np all over the state. Democratic principles will not down; neither will the party stay there. f-v "Mme.

Corinne's great pavillion show" took down their tent on Sunday last, and left for fields more productive. It was a poor concern at best; the performance being C25r I Publication Notice. trom the manager of the Southwestern Stage Company, whose line runs into Oklahoma. They may move but ther won't stay moved. They'll go back.

Oklahoma cannot remain unoccupied. The cattle men will stav for many reasons which it is not necessary to repeat, and if the cattle men remain, the settlers will certainly go in, as they ought to. If the cattle men are permitted to stay, with or without fences, we say. let the settlers the homesteaders go in, and we say to them go in force and fight like 1 before they will be dragged out by nigger soldiers. Caldwell Standard.

The immigration continues to pour in-to Kansas every train from the east bring, ine scores of persons who desire to find a home in the sunny state which is making giant strides toward the front. Although If yon wish to save your natural teeth or sret a set of false ones von can wear, call on 1'R Maddux, over Webb's store, who has both age and experience. All work guar an teed to give satisfisction. 16pl6m. will make it io your advantage to patronize him.

One door west of the Furniture tore, Sedan, Kansas. 13. for the of a low vulgar nature, and had it not beer lor the illness of the little girl, they would not have stayed as long as they did. After a sucoesful attempt at stopping a ballet from a 45 caliber revolver, (demonstrating the density of an editors cranium L- CRIPPEN, AUCTTONE ER, PERU, KANSAS. Will cry all sales in any part of the county, at reasonable rates, and guarantee satisfaction in all cases.

Flour, of Elk Falls, Kansas, which we Guarantee to be equal, if not superior to the "Homo" Stat or Kaksas, Chautauqua County. In District Court sitting in and County and State aforesaid. 8CSAN C. Meacham against Divorce. Jams T.

Meacham T1EM0CRAT OFFICE When in want of anything in the line of clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, cotton or woolea cloths of any description, or in fact anything usually kept in a first-class dry goods establishmeR-, call in at the old reliable store rfM. C. Webb, who will be sure to please you in quality and price. Don't fail to ere him when in want of anything in his line. and being laid up a week in consequence we again assume our duties; bt it is need Flour.

Come and be Convinced. Has been lately fitted up with improved tyye and machinery, and is now prepard to do all classes of To the said defendant, James T. Yoa are hereby notified tbat yon less to say, we have lost all interest in dog 1 but an infant in age; it already ocupies a Meacham. in the Titrirt 0 Wv, snoounge. -Owing to the hurry last week the fol I mm VVU1 VM1 UUI prominent place among the great stock and cial district, sitting in and for the county grain producing states.

Every eastern paper I of Chautauqua, 8tate of kanssp; that lowing local event was om mined: The D. McBRIAN, yon must answer the petition of plain NOTICE prosecution of Curtis Son of this place SEDAN, KANSAS, Price; Bill! $2,8 0 per lira ATTORNEY AT LAW, tin erf said cause on or before the 19th day of June 1884, the petition will be taken as trae and judgment rendered ac-coromgly, granting to the plaintiff a divorce of marriage bonds, and the care and custody of the minor children, issue of her marriage with you. James Miltok, ls" Attorney for Plaintiff. for a violation of the prohibitory amendment resulted in the acquittal of Geo. W.

Curtis and the conviction of Hea'ep Curtis, his son, who was fined $100 and costs. He has taken an appeal. The way of the trans Job and Commeroial Printing, at prices consistent with good work. We keep on hand at all times a Ml line of Stationery, Blank Paper, Cards, Envelopes, which we furnish printed or blank. We can Has just enlarged his library, and is prepared for success his business.

He that reaches us contains of parties leaving for Kansas, others making preparations to come, and hundreds who only remain behind because of their inability to dispose of their effects, In fact the "Kansas fever" is prevailing to such an alarming extent, that the press in that country is begining to repeat the old exploded story of "drouth grasshopper' etc. The fact is prospects were never so bright as they are now for an abnndant harvest. Wheat is looking splen-didly. Some of it is almost two feet in higth business. 4 tf.

Home Nibsert, O. N. Williams, proprietor, 11 miles soatheast of Columbn, Kwiaas, has over one hundred acres of Fruit, Timber Ornamental and Evergreen Will pay the Highest Market price for produce, in Cash or Exchange, Constant arrival of New Goods. Come early and avoid the nrowd. Notice is hereby given that the plan and specifications for a school house to be erected in 8chool District No.

44 Chautauqua Co. Kansas are in the office of County Supt. of said county for examination, and that sealed bids tor the erection of said building, in accordance with said plan and specifics tions, will be received by B. Binns, clerk of the school board, up to noon on the 15th day of June A. D.

1884. Bids may be made for the building complete, or for stone work, carpenter and joiners work, lathing and plastering, and painting each separately, A sufficient bond will be required from any or all parties contracting with said board, for the erection of all or any part of said building. The board hereby reserves the right to reject any, or all bids. 16 3 E. Bikks Clerk School Dist.

No. 44 and promises to yield a large harvest of the Trees, Small Fruits, Flowering Shrubs j)R. J. M. ENDICOTT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Save You 25 to SO Per Cent golden erain.

Our advice to people in the east is to come to Kansas. We have thou gress is lis unto stairs strewn with soap. Look out for slips. The Sedan Oratorical Society will give an entertainment at the school house Fri day evening, June 3rd. Program: Installation and election of officers; select reading Prof.

B. Sands; Oration, Frank A. Aley Declamation, 8. Thornburg; Biographical sketch, Jaa. Bradley; 8nentific essay; W.

H. Thornburg; Debate, Resolved, that the principles of the Democratic party should be triumphant: Affirmative, Frank A. Aley acd Hugh L. Walker; Negative, James T. Bradley and M.

Clabangh. All are cordially invited, sands of acres of fertile soil nntilled, and a climate that cannot be surpassed under the sun. There is room for industrious paople, and an unequalled opportunity to Boaes, Hedge Plants, Ac. Trees guaranteed to be in good condition, and of the right size. Anybody buying JTursery Stock to be shipped in November next, finding it will be impossible to take the trees at that time, will please notify me by the 1st of October next, and the trees will not be shipped.

For sale by M. Cox, his agent at Sedan. Kansas. on all classes of Job Work by getting our prices before ordering elsewhere All we ask is living prices, and ask a trial. J30ffice, 5 doors west of L.

L. Turner's Bank, Sedan. 8EDAN, KANSAS. Will promptly attend to calls, both day and night. accumulate this world's lucre.

Drama ANDERSON TADE. One Door East of the Furniture Store. will not succeed; let them stay where thty are. Independence Rqrter.