Scandia Journal from Scandia, Kansas • 3

The John Doere and tho Bradley listers SOANDIA JOURNAL. Counil Minutes of Adjourned Rogular meetiiig -DEALERS IN- SHELF and HEAVY THE SCANDIA JOURNAL. I'ubUthml ovary Friday morning at Boaudia, Hepuullu KaiinuB, by A. B. WILDER.

RATES OF bCUSCUiri'IONj One copy, one year, Jt BO One cojy, six Oue copy, throe mouths, CO Rates of made known on np jiltoatiou at this gllioe. Publishes the olllolul city aud oounty prii.tiiig. HARDWAE.E! "We have jusfc commenced busincps here, and wilL make it an object to you to with us, and sec our fine COOK VAPOR STOVES, SEATING STOVES, CUTLERY, ETC. iMIOMOf lift, Last Saturday thie town wan visited by a oompany of young men, who were out learning some of the leusons of life. They hailed from a oountry town in Nebraska and appeared under the flowery title of Now Orleans Comedy Company, and un dortook to giv our people a star entertainment.

This is the first place that they had undertaken to perform in and from the outcome we judge they wore muuh surprised at the turn things took. The general appearance of the outllt gavo them away, and the audience played them for groeus and enjoyed it hngely, to the chagrin of the would-be stars. Tho oompany worked hard for nearly half an hour whon they began to oomprohend tho situation, and without even offerleg their excuses surreptiously departed for their home afoot and across lots, sadder but wiser men. The experience of these young men illustrate the old proverb, that experience is the only teacher mankind will believe. With high hopes and ambition to match, they started in life expecting, doubtless, that fame and wealth were juBt beyond their grasp, yet so near that they had to but reach forth and accept them.

How the bauble was shattered, yet we hope the ambition will be developed in a more laudable direction and this experience will mark an epoch in their lives to be referred to as the starting point of a long and useful career. There are few men, who, at some time in their lives have not been posessed with an idea that their destiny was a bright one and who have not committed some foolishness that reacted in suoh a manner that their thoughts were turned to the re WEYAND'S SCANDIA, nefc. rai a iiimiij mm mvm -uLotVl CLARK Having purchased tho business of L. E. Va-wter, wo have added an entire new lino of GROCERIES, FLOUR, SHOES, NOTIONS, ETC.

We claim that we can SAVE YOU MONEY on all goods sold by us. Cash paid for EGG POULTRY. We ask you to givfc us a trial. theplace. are a demonstrated success; the bust and most durable iu the market.

Either riding or walking, Af; Dau Woyand's. We are in reooipt of a copy of session laws passed by tho session of the Kansas Legislature, which became in force on the publication iu the olllcial State paper. The Topeka Capital has our thanks. Autiiaunt Valuation ot 1333. Belleville, March 1, 188U, The annual meeting of tho township Trustees convened in the County Clerk's office on tho above dute and adopted the following sohodnle as basis of assess ment ou the proporty to ba assessed this, i Bpnufg.

Stallion' $100 for oaoh $5 charged for sor- vice. Work horses, Colts 2 coming 8 Colts 1 coming 2 Colts 6 months and tinder 1 year Mulas and asses same as horses. Work oxen, yoke Steers, feeders 8 ooming'4 Steers, feeders 2 coming 8 Steers, feeders 1 coming 2 Steers heifers, stookers 1 com-- ing 2. Steers, stockers, 2 coming 8 Steers stockers, 8 ooming 4 Cows Steers heiferB 6 months and $40.00 20.00 15.00 8.00 40.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 7.00 10.00 14.00 12.00 under 1 yoar 4.00 Bulls $U0 for each $1 charged for service, mid $10 for each additional $1 charged. Sheep 50 cents.

Goats 50 cents. Fat hogs per 100 lbs $1. Stock hogs per 100 lbs, 75 oents. Rye per bushel 8 cents. Wheat 12 cents.

Corn and oats 5 oents. Organs $26. Unoultivnted land per acre, with im provements ou farms left to discretion of assessor. Monoy, notes, and mortgages at oue third their value. All nronorty not named in the above schedule, left to the discretion of the as-Ressor.

Died: -Yesterday morning, March 11. Robert, oldost Son of Mr. J. R. Sandell, aged 12 years and eight month.

Robert has been an invalid from infancy and for several months has been confined to his bed. His demise has been expected for some time. The funeral will take place to-morrow Saturday at 2 o'clock P. M. A heavy stock of winter goods at Ped ersen it Asburnson will be sold at your own prico, in order to close out.

OX ll COUNT EXCHANGES. Belleville TeleBCope. B. R. Hogin's children have been quito sick for awhile past with the scarlet fever, but are now getting better.

The new hotel in Phillips' blook is about completed uud will be ready to move into soon. The old stone hotel will then bo taken down and the block extended south to tho alley. Grrin Abby was elected as one of the alterua'os to attond tha National Encamp of the G. A. at Snn Francisco, next August.

He informs us that ho shall go. County Supt. Lawrence informs us that the March school dividend has been received, and is now ready to be drawn. It amounts to 35 conlB per scholar, of which 32 cents, is stcte, and 3 oents county fund. Republic City News.

Work has boon commenced on the river bridge, and we expect it will be ready for service in a few days. Republio City greatly misses the trade from the west side of the rivor. Policy Bros, Thorp are hauling and piling up a great quantity of brick onto the lot which they recently purchasod. We presume that as soon as spring opens they will erect a mamoth brick block. Last Sunday, Elder Mcintosh, formerly of this place, but at present pastor of the Baptist Church at Belleville, led seventeen persons into the waters of baptism.

Our old friend is getting to the front in great shape, but we kindly warn him not to got too promisoous with that business, or he may drown some of them fool Belleville people yet. Belleville Democrat Y. R. Parks has been very sick for some weeks but is again able to be around. Josh Oliver, of Union township, on February 30, became the happy father of a pair of boys.

Thus is the democratic party steadily increased in numbers. May both the boys grow to be as good men as their father. Jack Harrell, the tinner at work for S. C. Hall, while going up tho ladder to the roof of the First National Bank building on Monday, met with a very severe aooi-dent.

When near the top the bottom of the ladder slipped and foil, and Mr." Harrell fell a distance of about fifteen feet, falling across the ladder. He had three ribs broken and his shoulder and finger dislooated, and was otherwise badly bruised. A week or so ago the Seandia Journal wanted to know what had become of the $125,000 or $150,000 that was paid into tho oouuty treasury last year. We asked the Joubnal to explain what ft meant, but for some reason it don't explain worth a cent. If he had no ground for his insinuation of a big steol he should have at least have the fairness to say so.

But, then, perhapB the explanation was crowded out by official notioes. The Democrat should read our article again or get some one elso to read it and It would see that there was np insinuation of a steal is what we said. We are satisfied that all the money that gots into the county treasury, goes out in a legiti mate manner. Tha only inquiry was for CITY MEAT MARKET. SOANDIA, 'KANSAS.

CHRISTIAN CRVISTON, of March 8th 1HH0. Tho mayor being absent the meeting was oalledto ordur by W. Plmioy, Pres. of Comioil. Cimiiciluion present, J.

W. Piimey, C. Q. ilulkley. Goo.

L. White and E. D. Pluoo, Absent, J. N.

Loofbourrow. Minutes of Feb. and March 5, read and approved. Tho following claims presented and re furred: II, Marks, Special police $2.00 Howell lumber. 87.45 Mr, L.

J. Biiisbeo, cash paid for brick used in City Hall, 3U8.12 Chicago Lumber judgement va City, 7Ki.N0 0. H. fchivyers, judgement vs City, J.B.Hull. 68.23 A.

Sohlnpbach, judgemout agaliiHt City, 9.78 A. Kerr, judgement vs City, 12.60 Guliok St, Bulkier Mdse. U.70 J. W. Ault, shovelling snow off tho City Hall roof, .50 The following bills wore audited and allowed: Gnlick Bulkley, Mdae.

$9.70 W. Ault, shovelliiiir Bnow, 60 On motion the sum of $39.50 was ap propriated to pay for insurance on the City Hall. Councilman White moved an appropri ation of $114.74 from the City Hall fund to pay interest on Hull bonds, and that the City Treasurer be instructed to pay said interest. Carried. On motion the City Clerk was direoted to notify tho Treasurer, Polioe Judge and Street Commissioner, to report at next moeeting.

On motion council adjournod. W. Stinson, City Clerk. a ntLi.Ktna skicletox. Mr.

E. Springer, ot Moohaniosburg, I'n. writes: "I was afflicted with lung over and abscess on lungs, and reduced to a walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, which did mo so much good, that I bought a dollar bo( tie.

After using throe bottles, found myself onoe more a man, completely restored to health, with a hearty appetite and a gain in flesh of 40 lbs." Cidl at Geo. L. White's Drug store and get a free trial bottle of the certain euro for all lung diseases. Large bottlos, Ward Bro's, Agricultural Implement dealers at this place, say they will open up as soon as the weather cloars. In the meantime anybody wanting anything in tho wav of Agricultural Implements or Wagons, should give them a call.

THOUSANDS AMI SO. 3. Mr. T. w.

Atkins, Girord, Kansas, writes: never hesitate to recommend your Electric Bit ters to my customers, they give entire satisfac tion and are rapid sellere," F.loctrie Bitters are the purest and best medicine known and will positively euro Kidney and Liver complaints, Purify tho blood and regulate tho bowels, No family oan afford to be without them. They will savo hundreds of dollars in doctor's bill: every voar. Bold at fifty conts a bottle by Goo, L. White's. Bucklcu's Arnica Salvo.

Tho best salve in tho world for Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Bait Rheum Fovor Sores, Totter Chapped Hands, Chilblains, all other Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pap required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For salo by Geo. L.

White. Drugist. HOTICE mil PVIiLTCATION.No Land Office at, Concordia Kansas, Jan 2o 18KB Notice is hereby Kivon that the following named settlor has ti.od notice of his intention to mi ki final proof in support of Ids claim, and that said proof will he made before the Lund olhee at Concordia, Kansas, on march 24, 18Hf, viz: Francis 1) crook, home entry No 1721H for the of E'4 and EU of of Sec 1, 4 li 4 W. I te names the ollowinR witnesses to prove lus continuous residence upon, and cultivation, of said land, vin: Klsworth Rogers, charlos 8. Rogers, winfield Scolt and W.

Dunlap, all of Norway Hepublio county, KansaB. b. 11 DODGE, Register. A. B.

WILDER, WILL Buy or Sell Your Land; OR LOAN You MONEY. You can get land at my agency as reasonable as can be had in the county. You Can Borrow MONEY Cheaper of me than anywhere else. CHATTEL SECURITY. Short time loans on chat -tel security.

AGENTS WAUfED 'or Om New Book Just Punliahed. entitled THIRTY YEARS A DETECTIVE BY ALLAN PINORT0N. Containing athorough and comprehenslvs i xpo of Criminal Practices of all Grades and Classes, with Numerous fplwdesot Per naltepertene nt covering a period el loirty xra tif a and embracing many intensely ntcrttnfl and tftrtUlna Utucum enetcnui. i ntimiT -r Viook. BrofiMflw and wita Portrait of the Great Detective.

AGENTS WANTED I In every town there are numhen i of people wfto tofll he olad to pet this oooft. It sells to Merchant Farmers and Fro es.lor.ft 1 men. Thus every A irant can pick out H'ty or a town wnom ne ouu iwti aui. We want One Agent lnevery mnty. IWAnv pemm, with this book, can become a mecrM A tffnt.

ur luu pu msui. FRIDAY, MAR. 12, 1880. LOCAr.ITEMS VEAtnES svmir. The following is tho roport of the weather for the week ending Thursday evening.

Fuiday, 6, 20 above at 8 ft snowed previous night 8'inchos, clear, oloudod in m. Satuiiday, 5, 24 deg. at 8 a cloudy, southeast wind. 81 dog. above at 8 a cloudy south wind, cleared m.

Monday, 18 dug, above at 8 a clear, clouded in pro. Tuesday, 9, 8 deg above at 8 a clear, Wednesday, 10, 10 dag. above at 8 am, clear, southwest wind. Thubsday, 11, 82, deg. above at 8 a cloudy, snowed.

Sale bills in best style, on short notioe at the Joubnal office. There will be a meetiug of the K. of L. for organization at the Odd Fellows Hallj this evening. The roads do not get better very faBt, the hard freeze Monday and Tuesday nights leaving them very rough.

The streets in town were crowded with teams Saturday and the business houses and streets hud a holiday appearance. Try tho pure clean Christian It Creviston. lard made by D. M. Thorp, Esq.

attorney of Cawker City, gave us a call Wednesday. He was up iu tho interest of the McClun estate. The Jotjsnal oilioe was visited by representatives from two eastern paper houses Saturday, and of course we laid in a stock of job papers. $5.00 Scotch collars for $4.00 at Whitney's. The signnl service has been established at Beloit, and Ben Bragdon reports it a success, as tho signals announces the weather 24 hours in advance.

Thursday evening, the 4th the pknting rink at llardy, Neb. collapsed; the heavy fall of snow pressed the roof in and the sides out. The building is a total wreck. Good farm hands can got employment at J. A.

Mosher's Heed farm and nursery, 5 miles east of Seandia. all at once. The sharp cold snap this week has frozen np the spring poet we are informed. We don't like this weather but we think we can stand it hotter than to endure the evil. Go to Whitney's for $25.

your harnes only In another place in this issue will be seen three faces as near alike as three peas in a pod. It is an ad. by the best floral house in America and we take pride iu ree-oinmendint; it. Try the pure clean lard made by Christian Creviston. A beautiful colored plate of roses and pansies is just received from Jas.

Vick. Seedmnn of Rochester, N. Y. It is a boauty, colored to nature and will be highly prized iu the Jouesal household. Try tho pure clean, lard made by Christian Creviston.

We are always pleased to woloome a county officer at this office, and the sheriff is no exception and when Sheriff Roily Karens a call Saturday, he wns invited td the easiest chair about tho premises. The best line of groceries; canned goods, queonsware, in the county at l'edof1- sen Asburnson s. B. C. Hollenbock and wife, and Miss Lista Wharton, started for East Portland, Oregon, last Monday morning.

Mr. Hollenbock will hereafter make Portland his home. New stories in the N. Y. Ledger are fre quent and welcome after a pleasant adieu of former favorites.

It iB now running half a dozen very interesting serials, and many short stories, editorials etc A neat floral catalogue from Bristol Sis ters, of Topeka, is on our table. This firm has built up a fine business, by handling and growing none but the best seeds and plants for Kansas soil and climate. M. Johnson, of the old Stand By, inviteB hie many friends who havo accounts or notes due, to call at once and settle. The new drug store is about ready for its new stock of goods.

The counters, shelving, Bhow oases, and prescription cases are in their place and are very handsome. The house will be open for busi ness next week. The Joubnal is in receipt of propositions to advertise for foreign houses recently, the prices being based on rates paid to one-horse papers without circulation. They do not receive a hearty wel come with us. $5.00 Sootch collars for $4.00 at Whitney's.

To close out their winter goods Peder-sen Asburnson will sell at prices to suit their customers, and they invite all their friends to call. Jas. M. Colclazier arrived at this place last Thuraeay night to make his future home. He was here last summer, and was so well pleased that he returned home, sold out'and has now bought a farm' in Union township.

Go to Whitney's for your harness only $25. Judge Earley moved on to his.farm this week, leaving a vacancy in the office of Justice of the Peace and Police Judge. Mr. E. has made a most effioient officer and we do not know where we can got a successor that will give such general satis faction.

Blind Boon, Friday night, brought out one of the largest nouses ocandia has ever given a travelling entertainment, and all were well pleased with his performance as well as the vocal muBio by Stella. If they ever come this way again, they will receive a hearty weloome, One night last week a couple of gentlemen, of this town, were out for a ride, and not returning until late, lost their way on the prairio, and drove around until they reached a haystack where they put up for the night. The horses had a good feed conic iu and get acquainted of OLD STAND. KANSAS. I "iciyn8rw tsrrza iaalja.iaa f- mm nJaa tsttua atjV aim hand.

Cash paid for Hides and Butcher Stonk. of Staple and Fancy varietv'of RELIABLE es can "We -will at all tlmei deal squarely with all customers, and fulfil all agreements strictly. Appll catin bv mail for estimates promptl) attended to. If you witli to buy to'tht best advuntnge, dont fall to call on get our figures and examine stock. Fresh and Stdt Meats; and Sausagos always on OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

OOUNTY OFFIOKBS. Btate Senator, 27th district IL CllH0 lteprosontativ, 7Uth Dint A. Hooves Representative, Both Dist Wm.Ulasgow rubata Judgn Jl" ooth Clerk of District Court tt. Attorney -7 lueriff T. iteily.

Kegi-wr of Deeds D. W. Hamilton. Treasurer H. M- t'rainmor Bun't of Publio Instruction J.

M. Lawrence Surveyor K. W. Warner Coroner SlBtdmt. 6.

M.tdwardB 2d dit W. Smith. 8d dist John 1. Wells post orncs HonEs. The pont offiee at Seandia, Kansas will be open as follows! r.

Week Days. From 7.30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. SUNDAYS. From 9 to 10 A.M.

Money Order offioe open from 8 A. M. to 5 P.M. Mail going North closes at South Sail West 8:80 A.M. G.

L. White, 1'. M. ii- in, i-i Mo. Pacific R.

R. Time Table. Eastward. Fit. Kx, Westward.

Frt. Kx. p. m. :40 6:113 6:15 a.

in. :35 9:13 8:52 8:27 8H5 a. m. 11:18 11:52 1:20 p. m.

8:51 (1:12 10:1111 Yuma Norway Boundia Hep. City Warwick SECRET SOCIETIES. TTAU.ACI TOST, 137, 0. A. E.

lleotR every soo-W nd nnd fourth WcdniBdny of each month In Masonic II all. CAKIIA 1038! Ho. 1C5, I. 0. 0.

F. Moots every Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows Hall. OHOH 10D0S No. 60, S. of P.

Meets every Friday evening in Odd Fullows Hull. EBOSEN LODGE, A. F. ind A. II.

Moots 1st and 3d Mondaj-8 in ouch month in Masonic Hull. P80SPSCT LODCS 2675, Z. cfL. every Saturday evening in Odd Fellows Hall. Professional Business Cards.

A. I). WILSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SCANDIA, III i KANSAS, Prompt attention given nil business. Collec-lions a specialty. A.

B. WILDER, "ATTORNEY AT.LAW, ItTo tarty OIBco 1st door East of the Hotel Brunawiek. L. R. WHITE, M.

PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Also V. 8. Kjeum hi tny fitti'tjt'oii, SCAKDIA, I I I I I KANSAS Office over Whitney's Il.aiT.osn Shop. J. N.

LOOFBOURROW, Ranriia Kansas, Office over Moroy's Bank. I do not travel, But confine my biuinesa to the office. (liiUI jll-Unys a (uliber vr t'vllnlotU itnt rttr Plates. DAVIES PRICE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Land and City Properly for Sale, BEBTJBLia CITY, KANS. BELLEVILLE HOUSE, Belleville, Kansas, ST.

J. POST, I I Proprietor. Sample rooms for commercial travelers. M. CURREN, T0NS0RIAL ARTIST, Soandia, Kansas.

All Worh Warranted. H. J. BAILEY, AUCTIONEER, SCANDIA, I I I I KANSAS. All business promptly attended to.

I offer my services at $5.00 per day and I guarantee satisfaction, or no pay. FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' 13 A Iv. SCANDIA, KANSAS. Does a General BankingBusiness, 2va.lces Collection on all points. RECEIVES DEPOSITS.

Buys and Sells Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Tickets to Foreign Points Sold. FAM LOANS ASP CIALTY. REFERENCES: Cxehane National Bunk, Atchison, Km. VorblH Banking Co.

New York. Hunk of Kansas City. Mo, DIRECTORS: Hon. A. D.

Wilson, W. F. Allen, E. Morey, A. L.

Whitney and O. 8. Morey. C. S.

MOREYj MOREY, President. D. PLACE Keep3 a Genera Stock An endless alities of life, ihe highway ot Uto is broad, but each individual can fill bnt a small space therein, and to fill that space well, should be his highest ambition. The Uiiiouri Pacific Strlki. A calamity, to reach the hearts and awaken the sympathies of a people, must be brought home to them or 80 near that its effects will be felt by those with whom we come in contact.

The strike on the Missouri Pacifia system of railroads reaches and is folt by our own peoplo. Froight tralfio is entirely closed and thousands of poor men whose only means of sustonanoe is cut off, must submit to the decree of the few. That there are two sides to this question to be considered, places it in the province of every intelligent person to hesitate before jumping to a conclusion. It appears that about a year ago the Knights of Labor (the most powerful labor organization in the world) pefected an arrangement with the Mo. Pao.

railroad system to the effect that no member of that organization should be discharged by the company without notice and good cause, At that time the Texas Pacific road in Texas belonged to that system but has since gone into the hands of a receiver, who dischargod an employee, which resulted in the withdrawal of every member of the K. of L. on that line; this was followed up until on an order of the Executive Committee all members of that organization on the entire Gould system of roads, including the Central Branch have ceased work and are now on a strike. The railroad company do not consider that it has violated it's obligations in any particular and have taken the necessary steps to withstand a siege by discharging every employee of the oompany whose sorvices can bo dispensed with, the intent to cut off expenses. None but passenger trains with express and mail, are running.

When there iB a clash between labor and capital the publio must suffer and thore is no branch of trade nor industry that will not be effected disastrously; the farmers will have to suffer with all others as the products of their labor becomes compara tively valueless; for a market gives value in a sense, and a railroad gives market and without capital we could have no rail road, and the operation of a road must be by labor. All should be made to subserve the interests of the others and eaoh must' at times become the controling power, but never to the extent of orippling the rest. The principle of a Republican form of government that the minority should submit to to the majority, and private interests are secondary to publio interests should influence those who have charge of the opposing elements, and bring to an amicable and early adjustment of their differences. leaders Association. To be held at Belleville, Kansas, March, 20, 1886.

PEOOKAMMl. 10 to 10:30, A. M. The objoot and work the Teachers Association, Prof. T.

S. Saw hill. Concordia Disscussion led by J. M. Lawrence, Co.

Supt. 10:45 to 11:10 Language, Prof. G. B. Hamilton.

Discussion, led by W. Adams. 11:25 to 11:45 Orthography and Pho nic Analysis, Miss Bess Henry, Concordia. Discussion, led by Geo. uulver.

12, Intermission 1:45, P. M. Penmanship, E. E. Rush.

Discussion, led by W. E. Beckhart. 2:30 to 2:50 Supplementary Reading, Miss Nora Pollard Discussion, led by Miss Olive Sterling. 3 to 8:26 School Discipline, T.

E. Wi nter. 'V Disoussion, led by Prof. J. Haley.

8:40 to 4, Government in Primary Schools, Miss Kittie Ingram. Discussion, Miss Mary Clark. 4:10 General Business. Music EVENING SESSION. 8 O'clock, Lecture by State Supt.

of Publio Instruction, The patrons as well as the teachers of Republic County are invited to attend and take part in disoussion. Oommitte on Programme, Miss Nora Pollard, Miss Kittie Ingram, Mr. G. W. Reeder, Hon.

N. T. VanNatta was in' town this week greeting his many friends. He expects to start for New York next week to be treated for his blindness. The universal wish of the people of this county that he may regain his eyesight.

Parties wanting listers this season Bhould see Ward Bros. They have the Peru City, Weir, and Moline, three of the, best listers made, and sell on terms that NOTIONS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AUD SHOES. GROCERIES OP EVERY DESCRIPTION Queensware, Glassware, Crockery, Etc. In fact, everything kept In a General Store. Call and see him and he will give you a square deal.

THE OLD DEALEES IN- Lumber, Coal, Shingles, Lath, Sash, Blinds, Cement, Doors, Pickets, Tascott's enamel Paint, Plastering hair, Etc. ARBLEII AE AD LIME. WE SELL MARSHALLTOWN BARB WIRE, a complete statement as to what purposes it was applied. That is, how much went to the State, County several funds, town ships and sohool districts respectively. Then we want a report as to the several purposes to which the oounty moneys was applied.

To Fruit Grower. I have some fine thrifty plants of best kinds of small fruits for Bale, all have been tested and proven successful in our soil and climate, also Seed potatoes of the following varietios: Clark's No. 1. Mammoth Pearl, Granger and Magnum Bourm. Parties dosiiiug small fruit or seed po tntoes should see me before purchasing.

N. 1'. ruTlSHHON. 3jf miles oast of Seandia. We bit and ship In larfje? qtianti ties than any other firm west of the Mississippi river and direct from the producing directs, thus dointf away with any profit- for middle men, and keep better grades of materiitl than Buiallnr operators forced to low pric C-to-icagpo A.

XIICKAHDS0N, Manager. G. W. CAUUBU'OK i ITiWlihera, Mew To oaunot be equalod. and the gentlemen sat in the carriage,.