Border Slogan from Sedan, Kansas • 3

Publication Notioe. THE BORDER SLOGAN, The Sun. 0. Sritt! or Kakhan, bautai.tjua County. W.

Dickman, JOBBER AND KKTAlLi ul Coiifectioner NEW YORK, lHSt. aasrtlpUaa Vrtt HM r. Aiir- Fuihav, Deo. Grocer A full line of STA A XD 'A )' GROCERIES, COXFECTIGXER FQREIGX Domr.it to Era Canned Good, Raktr'n Stuff Cigars, Tobacco, Etu. ALSO In tbe District Court in and for said county J.

H. Pugb, rislnlilf. At- v. tech. C.

C. Pnrcell .1. N. Oilbreath I men'. Dettntansa, To the said ilclendant J.

N. Oilbreato, you ure hereby notiliel tha' ion hav sued hy the plaiptilT J. the lii-tnct Ooort, sitting in and (or the onUoty ui Chautauqua and State of Kansas, I of attachments issued herein, and that no tioe of garnishment baabeci MUrftd Up Kobert Weaver, E. P. Tipton and C.

P.ci bam in said action, and that you uiost at swer the amended petition tiled by tin- plain-tiff herein on or before the lSih day of F. ary IKK), or the seme will be takeo as trtw, and judgment for S03 HI will be rendi .1 against you accordingly. 10 t.1 Jab Mil.TOK, Attorney for plaintiff FRESH John liiet.y, Ibrnti tmplofa oi the Hr oan olllce, who led hire tlm latter pari of Octtber last ar.d went to I'Mledelphia, Is now working on the National ttaftimt in that city, ond doing well. Buck informs us thst lie Intends openiiig a law otrice on Chautauqua street, near the court house, in a few days. The Judge is well known in thin county and will undoubted do a good business.

Stm iitcpatrick came in from the Mission last Saturday to spend the holidays The regular habits and substantial diet of the Catholic institution agree with Sam to such an extent that he is now known among his chnms as "Fatty." We silvibc onr readers of ChantanquB Springs and vicinity to call at the Elk Horn store and examine the large stock of goods before purchasing elsewhere. They will find that prices are as low as at any store in the occntjr, ar that they can gemnyihing they want at the Flk Horn store. A rumor was current on the strcts Wednesday that Dr. J. Bovd, of the linn of Bovd A Pamiley.

had "skipped" and left his bondsmen on the liquor cases against him In the lurch. Mr. Paruitoy Infotm us, however, that the rumor is untrue, that it arose from I he f.ict that he went to Indepen TERS ALWAYS 01 HAl --Joe (l.raid, who has been wording at Je Ueriud's in the Territory, wu arrested last Saturday by Deputy V. S. Marsha! of Independence, charged With having opened and retained the contents o' a registered letter belonging loO, P.

Wheeler, another hired nand at Joe Berrcd's. As near as we can learu the following are the partieulart: Whoe'er was expecting a sum of money by registered letter, and a week or ten days ago, before starting on a trip to Independence where ho expected to be gone several days, he gave Jirird an order for his mail at Joneeborg, and during bis absence the registered letter came and was delivered to (Jirard. When returning from Independence Wheelerstopped at Jouetburg and inquired for mail. He was told that a registered letter had been uceived and had been delivered to Oirard as per order. Wheeier went on to the Territory and upon meeting Oirard asked for the letter.

The latter denied that lie had received any, but finally fcdmitUd that he had received it and opene: it, and refused to give up the letter or its contents. Wheeler then ant 'he case into the hand! of lljpitty Marshal Shndley whj nrrtsted tlirard last Sa urday and took him to Independence, where be is now awaiting his examination before the United States Commissioner Pitting tkt 8r iton nix carry a dock of VoLfXS, AccotfHani, Quit art, EiUa, Music stands, Music Tfoper, Violin Strings, Violin Trimwiitys in price to suit purchasers. -Sulweribe for the BoHsH Hlooaw. 8e that car lomi of (MgOBI at Tul-lus'. irgd.

rtolaml spent Christmas in Chtro -vale. Hy Iljf can in frrm tLe range last Wednesday. TuIIohs' is nrnil'iiiartprs for hardware nd dniK'. Fresh Oystero ai Clidet'l also the beat grades nf crackers, Ieah Oysters at CridciK, also the best grades of crackers.7 Wm. Jolly put In ah appearauce at Sedan last Monday.

Crider warrants every can of IV sh Oysters good, or no pay. The Chr'iStmas ball wan largely attended, fifty-four numbers being sold. Do not fail to see the large stock of new millinery goods at Mrs. Crier's. A stor of new ROoda, and prices lower than ever at Mrs.

('rider's. The places ofarflUFeiuei.it in Sedan did big business Monday and Tuesday. -W. If. Cole and 0, C.

Pnrcell, of Chan tauqua Springs, gave us a call Monday -Toy hooks and games of all kinds at Uoss fc Ifi.and's. Jost Heciivrr: A ear load of cooking and heating stpvts at R. Heirabaueh'sJI Chas. J. Peckham ATTORNEY AT Sod an, KanBae.

Tlmnkinff you for past favors ami hoping to ghiirsr-partp ofa two in the f'ltll''', I i-dinain C. W. DICKMAM, 250 MAIN STREET, SEDAN, KANSAS JAS, MILTON, ATTORNEY AT About Ot) mil lor, copies of tl TM Kr have gone oui of cur establishment during the past 12 months. If you were to paste end to end all (be colarnne of fell Tmbuim printed ond sold last year you would.gei a continuous strip ol interesting information, common souse wis dom, sound doctrine, and sine wit long enough to reach from printing house Square to the top of MotiuiCopernieusin the moon, then back to printing house rquarr, and then three-quarters of the way Dack to the moon again. But The Sun is written fir the inhabitants ot the earth; this same strip of intelligence would girdle the globe twenty -seven or twenty-eight times.

Ifevery buyer cf acopy of Thi: Sin- during tne past twelve months has spent only one bour over it, and if his wife or his graml fa-i lu hasspenl another hour this newspaper in 1 bas atlorded the human race thirtteu thousand yeaisof steady reading, night ami day. It is only by little calculations like these that yoi. can fofnj any idea of the circulation id the most opi ur of American news, papers, or of its mthieiice on the opinions and hc iotis ol AieerUMD men and women racEVMis, and will continue to be, a newspaper Which tells Ihe truth without fear of opnscq senoss, which gels at the facis no matter how BlUefl the proiess cos whien presents the news ofttl, the world WitUottt wa-. eoi Vurdsandui the most rent able shape, hich is working with alt its heart nir the cau- of net government. 4i.

il vi. cti then fore be irveothatt be Republican pan most and must go in tins Coming yer of our Lord, 1MHI. If you know us Hun, you like it a rea and ou will read It itn accustomed dii -geiceaud pW Ii during what is son to be the most interesting year in its history, It you do not i snow Tiie it is high tune to gel into the sunshine. Terms to Mail Subscribera. The several adfclotts it) Tun Jiux are sent hy mail, postpaid, ai follows DAILY So rents month, $0.

a year; witii Bunds) edition, $7 Eu in ages This edition fir-ntebes ttto our ran neire oi tow world spic iai artic exceptional interest to every bony, and li.erary li HtW no. L- me loi'losl nierii $1 EEK I.Y 1 a year ptgi I best matte oi ihe niy issues tot cutural iHtnmenl oi i lltil merit, market rep MP, and literal LAW, dence to see vd on a matter of bnslness and cone ing which there was a mi-un SEDAN, KANSAS Office over Turner's Hit k. S2 derstanding between him and Boyd We were the pleased recipient of Garlinghouse Christmas donation from our old friend W. Richard Meegan, a most congenial gentle List 'fbarsdaj i Hibtmru, son of Di Hibbard, oi Wauneta, this county, was ar rested hy Colorado ollicials, on a ohaTneol having murdered and hbed a man i' Colorado a short ine ago. Young Hibbard came in from the west a week or two eg i and had a con-iderable SUDt Of umi.ey aN.i began to spend it freely.

It is said that be I.KM.MON, Co. AttV. Notary Public. man of the old school, and prominent cit Dealers in zen of Canaville township. Seven new sub scribers to the Bokdei! SloQAW, which reach Elc.

Drip, MefliciB8s, Toilet Articles, ed us on the 2tb Mr, Meegan believes that the newspapers are institutions which the citisen of a free country should encour Lsmmon Skartel rro i xe Ys A la VBDXH, RAN', AS. Will attend to all kinds of legal business. 11 tf DR. MAMUX SON, Kansas. aire.

Through them the principles of free government are diseminated and the peopi kent awake to their rights, duties and re sponsihillties as electors. The latest rumor In connection with th TheO. A. R. lodge ofth'S city will give a grand ball in their hall New Year's eve.

Tomruou Shartel loan money on veal estate at as low rates as any other agents. School hooks and all school supplies, at Koss Ipund'm. Fob Twelve acres of finest residence locations in Sedan. Inquire of Jas. Miltoc.

Two Christmas trees next Monday night one at the M. K. and the other at the U. B. Church.

gave his father part ol his money and woe i asked where he got it he replied that he had gambli for it. Hibbard was wanted in Texas where it is said he escaped from the. penitentiary, having been convic ed of and sentenced horse stealing. He was considered a bad char-cter end ha-i' given bis parents, wuo are resp-cf Ibis mrtv, a deal of i rouble the past lew irs. It is said tiia1 lifter ki.

ing and bur-dnr his vict he look nis borswaml started lo K.u; und ii was by this means he ws traced here. The yonpg man wa? arrested Wauneta, adit is reported by those who witnessed the ar projected branch railroad from Independ EVEBYTHIKG USUALLY KEPT IN A DRUG STOBfij EXCEPT WINKS AND LiQUOllS, And We Keep Them Too! ii Local ence to Peru and on southwest is that the company will shortly submit proposition to the various townships through which the Dentists. KAKii GIVE US A CALL. GAULINGIIOUSE survey has been made asking bonds to aid in building the road. In view of the fact that every move made by the company SEDAN, KANSAS.

If yon make a loan of T.emmon Shar- heretofore in connection with the building rest thai had been minute later of this branch has been on a high-toned an Hihliard would nave kiliel one of them as SClentlflO, and dome: Sic i liigi-ne make 1 HR KKK I.Y Hun the nWSpj er tor the (ertoer'a household. To clubs ol ten with $10, an extra copy free Address I VV. ENGLAND, Publisher, Thk HVa N. Y. City independent scale, creating the impression he grabbed for bis revolver they came up but they were too quick for him and lev among the people that they proposed to do this thing on their own hook, it looks as i Teeth ex racted th int pain hy the use Of Nitrous Oside gai.

Filling and saving your natural teeiti a specialty. Killings Warranted '0 years AH kinds of alate work done in a tu ieu i tic manner and warranted ten years An dim uses nl the mouth Bkil fullv treated. CA-Offloeorer M. C. Webb's store.

thev intended to come down to the level of Livery, eled their revolvers on him bef ire he could ge' his ready for use. They started to Colorado immediately with him. common railroads after all. Feefl ii Sale Stale D. Moore, Proprietor.

We clip the following from theLtngton The following particulars of the crime Times, which occurred three and a ha'f appeared in the Kansas City Timei, Dec. 21: A Bargain. The ten acres sdjoinlog City of Sedan, on the West; within 900 yards of the Court House line dwellig sites, covered with beautiful shade trees offered for $12)0. J. MlI.TON, The ltibtmrd ranch whs Incited on the miles west of Long'on, Tuesday morning ot last week "A boy by tbe name ot Hooper prairie, many miles from ottier habitations.

was cleaning out a shot gun, and afterit had stranger who said he hid just arrived been cleaned he eet holding it at the fire from California, stopped at the ranch and place to drv. Tnere weresome coals in the fire-place and the boy set the gun down Tuna is Always on asked for shelter. He had a good team ol horses and said he was looting for a ranch to start in the cattle business. Young Hibbard was living on the ranch with bis uncle StylM mi with the tubes on the coals. Of course the Administrator's Notice.

lei you nave me privilege 01 paying it on at any time. John Hammon came over from Arkansas City iast Saturday to Bpend Christmas with friends in Sedan. Silverware, watches, clocks, and jewelry. Ross and Irland have the largest stock ever brought to Sedan. Iemrton it 8hartel do a eeneral real estate business, makeabstracta.loan.money, Oive them call.

N. Brockey. will sell at pn'ic auction at Peru on Saturday Dec. 29th a lot of cows, steers and heifers. Terms Cash.

The Davis boys have sold their grocery tore to J. Primmer. The latter will continue the business in the old stand. Married, at Chautauqua Dec. 18th, by Squire James, 0.

J. Clark, of Teru, and Ann E. Mcintosh, of the Springs. We would like to have a correspondent in every town in the county. Wake up and end in your items every Mondaymoming.

Miss Lee Hines lost a black and orange striped silk handkerchief, j-trson finding the same will n.fer a favur upon her by leaving it at the Occ.dentai hotel. Go to Criders for toys of all kinds. Fresh Oysters, canned goods, dried bief, aff thing "wasn't loaded," but it went oil' tear Notice of Final Settlomont. Stats ok KjDtbm, I fAautacqua bounty, In the Probate Court in snd for said County. In tbe matler of the K-tateof 1 ijeorge Lapp, deceased.

Creditors and all other persons interested in the aforesaid Betetc, are hereby noiifledi that at the next regular term of ilie Probate Court in and lor entil County, 10 be baun and held at tbe court room in Sedan, coun-tv of Obantauqua of sforeaaid, on the tirst Mondai ui he month of Junuary A D. IHKI I shall aiiply to said Court for a full and Una! settlement of aid K-tate. Deo, 5th, 1MMU. Km TiTttH. Administrator of IS t-1 flKOBtu: Lapp, deceased who left on a visit of several weeks to Kan ine three of the bov's fingers off, and his Anil paHHcngoi'H ti'iken to tmy jiitrt roasonahle obarir father who was standing close hy received sas.

fchortiv alier the uncle lelt youn State or Kansas. OheutauuueOuuutj tha country at skdan, KANSAS. Hibbard stfack his guest on the head with the balance if the load, part ot which struck WEST STREET, him in the face and arm. The father was ii billet of wood, and then beat him to death dug a grave under a potato hill near the wall surrounding the adobe house, and injured quite badly and will probably be laid up all winter with his injuries, and as they are very poor people they will proba there buried the risked body of his victim, making the potato P''1-' resn n-? its former bly suffer." The Dfmocratic party was formed by th appearance. He then destroyed tbe ciotaes and worthless effects of the stranger and a day orso afterwards untied over hind and irresistable logic of events as a party of the people in opposition to the party composed I wm In tbe Probate Court in and for said count In Ihe matter nf the Estite of) Samuel McClure, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad ministration have been granted to the nil derstgned on tbe Ettate of Samuel MoClnre, 'ate ot said county deceased, by the Honor able, too Probate Oonrt of the County end sta'e aforesaid, listed the '2il day of No vein her, A. I). Now, all persons having claims against tbe said Estate, ere hereby notified that thev must present the same to the undersigned lor allowance within one year from tbe date of said Let ters, or they may be preclude 1 from any benefit of lUCn BStatei and that if such claims be not ex hibited within three years after the dieof said, (jettere, they shall he orwver barred 10 t4 i. W. Mo li KB, tdm'r, ifoV 21th 1883 of tbe ISstals of Samuel McClure, Deceased.

across the country with tbe stranger's team and wagon. Officers and detectives who of men who believed in the aristocratic form of government. It has been ever since, and sited the ranch found the body ten days is now, Ihe party of the people, opposed after it had been buried and at once started Administrator's Sale. The following real sstttetn wil: The Wil sot, feed and hvirv Stable, (with -1 lots,) on romer Of Montgomery and Main streets Kour email dwellings on fipaQOer street, two lots ot otie acre esch in sail He.dan. All situate in Sedan Cbantenqui County Kan part i tbe estate ol ,1 the Wilson de ee.sed, will be sold fit Sedan, Kansas, on -wturday, ihts 15th day of January 1VHH.

Se iied bi. is on aaid property win tie received by me nu to Hie date of -ucii r' 18 t-8 Juiv I.sc, Admioistrator, the party which fosters monopolies It whs pursuit. A reward of was offered formed as the embodiment of a principle; for his arrest. J. I Tolloss.

Prop. Patent Meiiaes, that principle which lends to keepth ti Mi power of the government near the masses of Pa Ms, Oil Spray From the Springs. The hoi day season being on hands, out I city is tuiiisiia'ly lively this week. The Christinas tree was a I eCOSBS, not VARNISH. Ac.

the fact that one ol the stnur' A LSO Stoves leckS the burg withdrew frOBI it ami "Veil 'n opposition. Your oorrespoi dent witnessed a ias' tbe tber evenisf after the literary Th cou le bad just returned from ihe school house nd had reached 'he front, steps as you. Shelf and Heavy Hardware The Howe Machine Company's LIGHT RUNNING, HIGH ARM, New Howe Wil.l, DO JOBS NOSIM a SMALL WAY. nrrespondent wok passing. rhv did not him hut began an oscu'atrry repast confectionery, luiuns, sweet cider, 4c an of the beat quality and prices Wc are requested to announce tint on Christmas New Year days Tumi rt Bank will be closed from 10:30 tu until 2 o'clock m.

Picture frames, albnm. aut n.raph i bums and fancy goods. Call at Robs If-land's, and you will see something you want Christmas day was le ol the mn' pleasant and beautiful ot r.ue year. In ft il dido't i like Christmas but haveantwereu me May The fat dutchnu the ui the cut r-1ry galoots, such bs Ed DvviH take usfoj" is again on deck, tin time with a wh i load of cookie and heat --tovej. nd eehim.

Foe Sams. fr Mepree, of Hendrix ttwnshi, has 50 head of stork ttOUt good tenders Partie- wishing to ace W1 1 flu to their interest to call on him. Our readers in tie southern prt of the county will rind ar y'h'ng they wavt in the dry goods, clothing boots and shoes, groceries and qn ensW' liaa as the Horn store, at Chictsnqu 8b ings at once he lii-sing continuM thick at.d ast for half an hour and your reporter had fagons a i a 1 ty i be content with sighing ann hugging one the pillars supporting the porch of the Cook Stoves -2 tig hole1. We have always entertained be idea thst the life of a village school SEDAN, KANSAS WLST MAIN ST KELT, laster was like unto a barren desert, but ne littie halt hour convinced us that we were mirtaken ihat there is an occasional oa-is The literary is progressing finely and a great deal of interest is manifested. Frank Tinker, one of the half-breeds KI tO MIC A.

TM ISM LEV, Han's Mills, Ksnsas. BOYD, He Ian. who raided the town last May, firing iheir pistols into a and.making themselves general, obnoxious, has come in and set- I buy my stovos from Clhicnfro, St, Louis and Leavenworth, and It. order to sell thorn cheap I discount my bills. Warrant Every one of my Stoves to Give Good Satisfaction.

the people, as opposed to that principle which tends to centralise power into the hands of a privileged class. Notwithstanding the siieistuea fcurreney. civil service, tariff, which have continually sprung up to dr'ract, the party it has always lieen, and siill remains the emb idi mei.t of that princph' Hi prindpU till lives, snii the party sti'l lives, and Will grow despite frowns and prejudice, so long as there is a party to oppose which favors protection momipoiisls, centralization power, and the buiiiiingupof an office hold ing aristocracy Newton Democrat The station agent at Piedmout, Gre. n-wood county, on the Frisco road R. E.

Hooper by nsme. a single man 21 yean old, has got himself into trouble ai into jail As near as We can learn, the circumstances are about, as follows The aforesaid agent had failed to make his regular report for several days, and the Auditor of the road came down to investigate him. The agent, getting wind of this movement, took what loose money there was in the office and skipped out. He borrowed a horse from Mr. Raider, and came over to this city, where he left tbe horse at a livery stable and hired Smith Sl Lee to take him to Chautauqua Springs, where he said his brother wan lay ing at the point of death.

He left How ard about 5 o'clock on the evening of December 13th. On arriving at Piedmont a few hours after the agent had left, the Auditor' after taking in the situation, got a team and came on to Howard, arriving about midnight. In company with sheriff Thompson, he started in pursuit, and next morning about eight o'clock they arrived at Chautau qua Springs and captured their man. The Auditor says Hooper is about $800 short in his account with the road, and when arrested he had about $400 in his possession. Hooper is a good looking, well educated young man, but given to drinking, gambling and writing poetry.

He says that he and three or four of his chums at Piedmont got away with about ninegallons of whisky a week on an average. He was slightly intoxicated when arrested. He was well armed and thought he was out of danger; a letter to a friend sard; "I am off for good this time am in the Nation and you will never hear from me again." His address for the present is Eureka jail, where ha win have plenty of tim' to write letters and poetry and ponder upon the uncertainty of all human calculations. Howard Courant. ed the matter by pleading guilty to dis turbing the peace and paying a fine.

Barnard, who best Marshal Johnson on BOYD PARMLEY, Druggists and. Apothecaries For Sale, Horse -nd st sets, 75 cents per hundred. Bend orders to undersigned at Pera. 10 3m Wm. Watsox.

the head with a stone last winter while the latter was endoavoring to arrest him and Frank Underwood, has put in an appear furtie-i wishinn anything in the SKWINO MACHINE line, let me know in person or by mail. Keep on Hand Nothing but First ance and compromised the matter with Johnson who will not appear against him. It is rumored that $159 in cash healed the breach. I will pivo more Stove trimmingH than Anyone else, lf'yotuwero to see my Six-Plate Hangcs you would never go out of the house, without buying one. -Dealers in- A Bargain.

The ten aero acres adjoinine the City of Sedan on te West, wilhln S00 yards of the Court Houec line dwelling sites covered with beautiful shade trees offered for $1260. MttTos, Aiient. Belleville News. We are having pleasant weather. Times are a little dull.

Nothing to excite nRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES. BLUE FRONT, MAIN STREBS, the neighborhood except an occasional party. The last one was a masked ball at the house of John ftodgers the boss party of the season. They all seem to enjoy KANSAS. SEDAN, lancing here as all engage In the dance from Anyone who lias a good sound second-hand wood eook stove, I Will trade them a brand new one or six-riingo for it.

I also keep ii full assortment of Class Machines. 5 to 76 years old and dance from dark un til daylight. GEO. L. SHAW, Titos.

J. C. Arkansaw Jones has his house About done Wonder if he will give us a hop? Harkrader has just returned from a hunt in the nation. Did not get any game, but Dealer in killed two yery fine hogs next day after he TINWARE, got home. That is the surest way to get meat.

Call on me before purchasing ehewhtre. W. I. ORIFPfA'. Hesdqnarters ttin, Kansas.

Hartzell boys have lost ten head of cattle Harness, Sallies and Collars Ornamental from fever. Wintermute lost one. FOR SALE. The Norrls Flouring and Saw-mills of Peru Kansas. The undersigned, owner of the three-fourths Interest in the Norria mills, situated one bU mile from Peru on Little Can a river, in Chsutanqas county Kansas, has determined to sell the same.

These mills have both water and steam power. It has three run of Stone two wheat and one coin burr. It has a LerTel! water-wheel, with thirteen feet natural fall hrfl feet rise by dam There are five r.f the mill lot. Themills were built in 1178, nfVest meiferials and are in perfectly sound condition and running order. Sawmill wan rerr oddled of He' sound timbers ard lumber tbrougbou In 1880, and 'p in all respect in pxre'lent condition.

The enffine i a thirtv hnrse-nowee manufactured by John Cooper, of Monnt Vernon, Ohio in 1870, and i. used whpn the stage of water is not sutllrient to rnn the mills, or when hoth grist, and saw-mill are in operation. I am engaged in farming and stock raising end desire to turn my nndl-yided attention to this Faorable terms as to payments will be given. Any farther Information had rddien ing me.atPeru Clihutsnqua i rss. r.

M. Nosmf. I'crn. Pept. lit UM, R.

J. Jones proposes to rent his farm. W'll givij possession any time. We bav, li'erary organized at the stone Japanned ami Granite Ware. I do all kinds ofTin and Sheel Iron Work, Koofing, Mjionting, Well Buckets and Call and sco me.

iene- Wot much interest taken Vet. Meets rverv 1 idihf. fireat chance tomske mouev Those who always take arl-vsntaeeof thegoi chances for making money that are offered, ge become Stone Gutter OM 'eVOMK AND ISEIMIRIVG HON' 3EAILY AN HK4CLY. NEW OOODSI And Lots of 'em New Priooa at the Old Stand of J. R.

Butler. Having had twenty-five years expetienf-e in the Jewelrv business and buying goodoO the oldest and heaviest dealers in the country, 1 feel warranted in sayn.g that I can duplicate the goods nf any h-njer in this section and discount tbeirWi Is t-n Clocks and watches so' i I mi oiled adjusted, well regulate and warranted for two years Tat is cheap, but if yon wan' anything in ray line call and pe rue, Utd I will prove to yon Ihv this is n. A ore bone. Respectfully, Mfc J. R.

BvtlM. Preaching flnr.d?y night hy Rev. Brnner, (' Jedn. R. Jones "ias; jnst rMeJWxl the sxd news of the deith of ins mother who has bp living in Benton county.

Arkansas, tor years. Bhe was boded Nov. 29'h. Jrence. B.

HEIMBAU6H, wealthy, while thcM who do not improve ici. rha cr reteain in poverty Wc wan; many men, women, hoys aod eir'n to work or in riKht In their own localities. Any one can do the work properly from the first start. The business will pay more than ten times ordinary w8Kfs. I.xpeosivo out lit free No one who encase falls to make money rapidly.

You can devote vour whole time to 'he work, or only spare moment" ftlll inf' rniatio'i anduil that it needed uent fr. Address twystw a uo. I'ort'snd. Mo. Oarlmgiiouse llrot tiers have sold tbeir drue store to neorg-Curtis and bis son Tlesiep, of near Pern, Curtis snd Hon ti.

rofoopsinn yee'erdey. KANSAS. 8EDAK, OIL nlu-ar hand, Will do trorlt in elty or coantrv "on rea siinshle term OlHofl and rcsit'e ice on loor ratf. of 'f t'lmreh, KsnsjS, KANSa? 1.