The Leoti Transcript from Leoti, Kansas • 1

r- mi rn 5 I. 3. 4 jjpjl Is the larsmst aewspaper 1n Wichita County. Does all the liovern-Dieut printing and is also the Ues- OFFICIAL COTOTY PA.PEK. Fell Llr ef Fir-tolata Jut Etci aad also hn mi of tta ISIJIKITH.

II THE STATE. i LEOTI, WICHITA COUNTY. KAXSAS, TIIUUSDAY, 14. 18S9. YOLU3IE 2.

XUMBEU 2C. Plenty of clieic seed oats at Brad- M. B. Weils, from Bates countv Mr. Thitt'jt Presumption.

Jonx Kavmer, from Western Local Neuif. The Leoti Transcript UP AND COMING lev. Last ivsw I sjxlwi 20-1C-3C: Last year I had 30 acre Ontario. (XnaU, amion of crop vili.eh wa pood. Wlictitdi-t very well, had 1JO acres crop: d'J This ear I will cultivate about to acna; neer I as I sUmdd have dune, id Mr.

H. A. Piatt a county clerk i iiov i-y crop uwir.f to a wroitf un- I will sell or exchange lands in O'lchlta couu ty. Isaac Mulhollatid, Uoxle, Kaus. i S.

GIBES, Editor and Froprirtor. CLINE, Associate. Golden Buchanan ha the measles. S. C.

Haines returned Monday from a visit In Pi att Center. of Wichita county has presumed) upon bis prerogatives of ower and i the HALF HAS NEVER BEES overstepped the liraitsof his author- TOLD ity in the execution of his official in a manner uriiifh ill I. X. L. and I'eerlesa flour at the Hoosier Grocerr.

KANSA3. Gus Plait went to WaKecnay Sunday aud ro-turned to-day. LtOTI. a public servant who implicitly be-THE EVIDHCS STILL AlTTMilUTNG. VtT.

CaLETCvek, froat Holl Ho bxtioasa i SJ: Ijist year tad In 5 tlie wnu ts wxa dr ate crapeni.diratively iwur. 1 kuJtcd tiatiiHi of co. a 4.72 Uoiks i.u.':uKcU. air stock never did li st r. Ta'a ttr i wdi tut aT.s: mo weii autuSea aiui reaults, and Utet a inaii do wiii work farm as Le aVa.ld wdi miae out all riirbt; rvrtaudv lOr-rr i no tx-i-ter cotuary lor stock.

K- J. Teover, from Clinton euc y. iirc; Ia ea. hadhtstxtf cr was K-r a uew tist. rai: seed, te bubcU auUet wed, t-l aii Ax: tm year Ll put iu tai I.mf.-J he id cttiU-.

umoc ihtn ine ftue J-k. whan Ihe b-it bj TS: ch.Ii I ra s-ni am a f.irm tn hm tut end livusUH-k mualrv I vvt Wil. N. PohTKU uuu tits. W.

Iron aMtould rouMv I1U ll.ive i. Tes ol kl'iJ aiJ luu.sy avnne uiidcr lcvtara.td mu lno-w T. W. IVlham was ia Colorado on Importaut business this week. sav.

aiocK uo seller, rrospects good for crops this year. I do not say, come to Wichita county for a gnud farm. F. Stahlkt, from Hamilton county. Neb.

Last season had in sixty acres ot crop but it a hiclit on aecouut of ccKloct; uluu in uinety acres and in-iirvo the ouJjok better tl: in Ust Aia confident this is an excellent razin country, ave ttvciw head of stock; will n-ake this lay home. Geokoe P. Conxc-k. tr.ii Mou- itfct fbuuiy. lO-IJ-K: iJint y-ar had in of fi wll: put lii iu'its bi My crop y.

wa isi f.ii Sitter inJecd soan i cKd 3Cd st y. 1 a good i.tii v. lii Uds uiy home. Iitsuiu a i iia.me ni tr.tr s-u. ar.il aid nut gel luueb gmin I had plenty of fodder, how ever.

I have 41 head of stock; have of whit vp which lookf well; this year will cultivate uwo.ft I thiak lh.s country hU nlit lor faradug an-1 stoik ikuIls; am bre to stay. II. Qroff, from Sansima, Arizona: I havs nine quarter of laud ia Uii county. ILia In 105 acxea crop voar; my too earb-. Have, however, plenty of udder lo feed lio head of smelt; tnv who pho.td two weks later ruul I leiiiy of r.kxI c.ru.

Thit vear 1 will ia lm swres. As iar a-. tvk hi" lids cuiiiy is con-corned, ten tiionthi in the year they will da wt oa the buSulj gras; utr.tas is Jauks Chandler, from Pettis A full line of garden seeds at Bradleys. Peacock high patent flour at the Hoosier GroeerV. E.

C. SSieltoti returned from liis Kansas City visit the first of the week. PABTTE8 WISHING TO KNOW THE 5EWS aud Jcarn ihe developments Wichita Oor.tTY afi'l Wkstf.rx Kansas, should subscribe for This TKANdcmrr. Kates: Three months 40 ix mouths 75 Bight months 1 'J'TTClVC UlBtllS 1 50 One Hundred Xore of TYiehita Couatr farmers Testify. lieves in the axiom that "public office is a public trust.

For some reason, best known to himself, Mr. Piatt has manifested a decided antipathy toward TnE Transcript, lie has allowed his hatred, jeulousy, envy, viudictive-ness or whatever form of malignant malevolence it is. to run away with "Aad Still There's Mare to FoUow." The Bepublicaa Central Committee of Wichita county met in Leoti Saturday. Representative C. S.

Sriplett came home from iha state capital Sunday morning. Mr. Alec Eessler and Mr. of Scott T-ryMK from Pin Mo 2-ic-sT: Had forty acres of 1 I I tV 1 "tw whi-h turned oitt Ivttor than epc-trd; voiiutv. yj J7: tr i-t in 1 n-ker Led Oo.icv lieUrr am" tili are Itirracri- la I l.t wnut.i l-tc Li.trke't u.iw.

V. til put in Hfiy City, vwre la tswa Tuesday on business. Here 1 had it, ther? I lost it, I found it at the City lrng Store. a If you wish the best flour on earth, call for the White Elephant at Haiues'. The Ilardesty-Pelhan Loan and Investment Company have a special order for farm loans.

Bearer, Memphis aud Atlantic. WESTWARD. Kansas and Colorado Eiiirws n.m L-eal tttht :4a.ni EASTWAKD. Xmmi ftiad Colorado Expresa LltniiUt I his discretion. lie has wilfully, and.

perhaps, maliciously sought i 1 Vir. v. .11 a-i i.f lais pnuic miJ 'libiK tins will tme l-i a en-at tur-iduz ceaintry. A veil 1 leaned itu -rc-n. i.tut iit ah.

-icf hji t'lwut It ever I ii.1 xa-i Oclicvv a m.ia ra do much brt- iS (yi'MiT i.i work Cl3 I. BirHsr, Ad add. Atcils-a, Topeka and Saat Fe. GOING EAST. I ty Uiuivl ri t' Jaw ti v.

lu li of pro The follvwtiiK ter- Will Richardson has disposed of his dm; store ia Tribune and back io Leoti. Mrs. Johu A. Denning is attending the Women's Itelief Corps in Emporia this week. BtAert Ilirrts, proprietor of the LroLi Gri.it Mill, rtceircd a new steam engine for hU mill.

The largest publication ever mailed from Wichita county was that of The Transcbipt last week. cm- I'M rriittie; uiiu jJiskmiti and as healta tlicr- is ue purer aiid mare bracing i mate la the v.orld. 0. S. Miller, from Nodaway nwii-ii S-IS-ST: list had in tony stereo erovs, 3.

acrts ia which liukeJ 375 bu-il-li esidcs wnat I cut lr l.xi- 8 :38a.Hi liV-jvj Zf: yt-ar had 15 rcs; i'ld not ir.y land shoiiid have li'nn crp am ctnuib-nt tl i is a o.l n-antry for far'iier; lia- brad of Paer. Freight GOING WKST. MO wiurn never th.in co.r; yt.u 848p.lll stay ami year will al r. rUiit-il ten Ksumls tf ed i am tier" timoniats irim county farmers are a true tiidicution cf the condition of our people: iiLmla that will at. raj 11 au tl! crop lea.

i. auii iioiv nave 17 When j'Ou desire a pleasant phy-sictry St. PrtricVu Pills. For Sale by P. M.

Reinheimer. The Lest flour in Kansas Is to he found at the Hoosier Grocery. Prices as low as the lowest. No Sunday Trains. James McKexzik.

M. from State Officers. John Mount, after a visit of three or four weeks lu cities of Eastern Kansas, came bom yesterday. The Christian Aid Society will meet with Mrs. M.

P. Brown in North Leoti, March 22d, at 2 o'clock p. in. II. Lipp, from Vernon county, Ke.

Crop Kod, country riht, stock could not do better, come and see us. George W. HcMaiss, from Bedford county. section 13-17-3S: Crops god and stot-k never duiu better. Thia country is ail rigid.

Charles Lakix, from Indiana, section 3-30-38: Had ia thirty acres last yerr and will put in teveuty Uils ye-r; iny stock Bevcr did better. L. U. Humphrey A. J.

Feit Wm. Ilisins Tames W. Hamilton Timothy McC'arthy B. KeliiiKK Instruction. G.WiWinana Wovernor Ueutenant Secretary of State Mate Treasurer Auditor of State Attorney General Public Use Orr's Lightning Remedy for croup, colds, headache, cramps in the stomach, cholera morbus and bilious colic.

For sale by 1'. M. RsinhemtT. 47tf Win. A.

Johnston Associate Justice George Taylor, the proficient Job printer of Uie Stand rd ffl loft for his home in Kansas City, Sunday night. II. G. Middli-ditch, after an extended aud ccm-prfchtiialve jaui.t through Eastern Kansas, has returned to the bosom of his affections Leoti. Congressman 7th Kistrict S.

K. Peters Judge kl Judicial District J. S. Osborne c. lA.fo office officials w-kkenev.

relater W. C. Beard Kecelver Jno. Schlyer My daddy and mammy was Irish, but the City Drug Store is dicidedly American. huuJ red Mm ol cfX' Hi.

a Cire ontid.t kea-J -f ie. te-- kmn. al-ick efaev iu-'M U-tr oftuU-n iuj4 iiH-re reej- mm st.c llin Ua. Ijhc Im acres tiuder feiwv. a wlB-tii: ltr ot water.

liolK-ve U.ciit'.a mvka aa fine a in; con a try as evei wit of iloora, ad ue yi ft It t.r lusn for a good laras. II. A. IIauey: I catne to Lti In June, lvsc, and for the Erst yer.r mu t.i4g.4 I etiieis njNiH cvrnrmrnt In Feb ui ei- 1 i-iete4 ilcrk ti tU which 1 LeH -i t.l the p-atral clr- i.m hi 1n(7. I hive ta in the land aad loxu ever siuee I lauded In county and I havo beea traveling over Ihe county t-oiiiaiuall c.t uulhfuay mv that tliere tsa been a rentinuvl of the betwrr cinqs of faruo-r.

and Uiat to-dav have a class of people uuteil for UiW triiuitry. energy and tick-to-it-rte-iirB tejcssJiy i tledekalnpincnt of a uew evnn-try, aud i would (rok-t for cwuty a bright future. Elwood O'Neill, section 15-17- S7: Have been here ale the ioti of May, taas: come here to et a kouU Latm last woat Litr 1 have arm; 14 aerea broio; I ara about as weU fixed livxe as tuev are.o o)d couutrya aad feel litit a veji rvrr ft. Ua have ouraeiuteuiriifs l.ci-e f.e name as tbev Late atiywlit re, for botU jroan and ol t. Had i lira oi hog tne liuuin the winter; sold a.

buU-iu red and Ji-vve Io leit; bava if of c.iltle tn.il are in line a 8ai ot mules, a upsn of ponies au4 plentv of ra'n anal rouKuaeaa Pouaoes the first year a buslMrH, Hccoud ye ir 4 nutUus and last year 165 basiirls; bad a good garden oacji yetr; kaae iu 34 uf and rfS ar.d I mi to raise as bite a rron here rhia vear a and think rn? chance ire aa good heie Uiay would in any eouatrv. Da. II. II. Wilcox, formerly -f Michigan: Came to Kansas it vaarn in tl.aj" eonutjr; wm more than ten time tin- ainrani! ih com lalvd in ceutity last jear, tliau w- la euunty the year I ri.r.c there; liml ane efrtinty is imw werth from to io i acre; ml-tbcie Is anw pleuiy of pond land to be bad tn this cmntT Ux an acre.

I UJuk tii-? land better here than in Osz cunatr. a i for crora here imt were in Uie i-astera iar: oT Mate vcbni I first came lo Kansas; whiie pnn-ticltur aeJi-cliie aU oi the time since 1 hau in Kaiuaa, I nave alM far. nil moie or kas, in Ihs iitrrn of tiie asd iu thia eo intr; have six of whnut ii wUtcli luaka well; will put ia a.Tes ef cr.ip lau KiiiTort TnANScBirr: la the liu lies Lijiu Weubha do wvb. I rai-ed last rear punipkiiii thr.t IQo pouiuls blch that was with the exhl bit tiuit took premium at Kauoaa State Fair in the fall -f Isi. Charles Vinson, from Keokuk county.

Iowa, section 13-17-38: Have been Id the stat is er.rs; havo farmed iu the eastern part of the state; been in tills eoiia' tare years -my crop last year waa as good as eoiAl ak for. Sod corn went busb.eU io the a-re; have wheat up and looking fine; never s.tw a titter country for stot cm fatten sUtck on fKUer raised here without grain. ei-eek, which lily f.irtn. in H-tMiil is a living sircaiu ten te-t deep in 3iiie i-'a-ea. A.

C. Uxderm-qod from Hutch- Ins ni comity, stloa 1J-17-3s: Had in CO acres last year and will pm in acr this ca-. Have no fault to find with ver.rs 3s bushels of corn as much in the o.tr, my wheat ia up and louk well. My bas done extreme: weil. I ant i.lri ed my prosjicets and wcwild advise anv man looking foralfime te.iuie to Wichita cc-untv I hnse ou my irm a windmill, to ceres under fence and aiso 14 hoad ot stock.

F. Bacck, from Warren comity, Iowa, section I.st vear hn4 in 50 acres; my wheat thrash 13 l.us.i-la ti at re, iats ar, basheis: com wai as p.iod aa 1 a11 kinds of jj irden t.iick did extra well: Jo.in.son Kraas crew aerea hUli from seed sown iu April. All my stock. mpeeiallv h-s. did ex.rawell.

This venrwid put ia 70 oi Ses. I a renter in Iowa and did led to some elu- longer. ill soon have a Cue home of mv own. Stfil we liaqe a few hundred copies of the mammoth edition, ('all at The Tuajcscript and procure some of them to aend to eastern friends. Conntj Directory.

Fresh Fish and Oysters at the Palace Restaurant. Day a Smith. Geo. II. Mitchell, from Gage county.

section Last year had in 45 acpts; this year v. ill put iu Co acres: stock did well; 1 like this country ami will stay hero. Henrt Gker3. from Filniore county, braka. Am in a large (Jerman art-tlemeut: have a line new church prospects are good, fctot-k (lid extra well and am peifectly satished aud will uiako this my home.

W. H. Hopkins, from Putnam county. Mo. Cultivated C5 acres last season and will eultiv3ta 100 this season; am better satisfied here for prosrtecis than in Missouri and believe this ecuuiry beat Uiat -r I.uuilu g.

Butler count s--i sl-l i ast tea s-m had in 4r acres oi cro: corn did very well, everything else exceedingly well. Will put iu seventy-live acres this season: ten hel cl hsrses ami cattle which uev-r did so wed iu the eastern part of the slate. 1 like it much better here thaa in Hurler county. H. B.

Bsadfield, from Dickinson county, section 3-1-lS1s: K.ive been in tlie state thirty years; this county lias developed much faster than has th eastern prt of tiie state. Had iu last year 4S acres, trnps very good, 'i his year will pnt in eighty acrea, niy re in up and louks wt-U and have cibtocu liead of cattle. Vil make this my home. B. W.

Carey, troin Page county, Iowa. Have aline on Heaver Creek, which is a running stream the yc: arouud. Crops last year were irocd; will cultivate li0 acres this year. Have lilCuru iiead of stock. hcail of lioti-t- My heaith has been iuipi-oved; all 1 hav? i'-it Is one Plant hat will do well and all i ight.

This Is my home. Mrs. S. E. XHwr.EiiRT, from Tolk county, o.

omc to this couuty two years ago last January; have proved up one claim and bought two more and lured help and put in fifty acres of crop last year, crop was very gcicd atd cane extremely so. V. lii put in fifiy acres this year. AmiuaKood r.efchhorkocd and liko mv home aud aia v.eli satisfied wUh prospecis. W.

F. Harmon, from Boston section in ltf-35: Had In last year seveuty acres of crop, whiwh was very jrood el! V.i. vejitablcs did extra cell; cutiie and all kinds ot stock have never done bcter for ma in any state: regard the outknk tliin year jis better than ever; will imikc this my home; my neighbors have more on fileuec hi the country than ever before. Jas. G.

Overstreet, from Stafford county, section 33-1M5: Cr.ino to tiiis ci.iinty last fall; will put iu about sixty acres this spring and own f.rty head of cattle and six horses, Liy xtot-k done butier llii! this lUrmentattrv, C. S. Trlplett Treasurer, E. W. Fisher Kegister of Deeds, J.

G. Donnell tountv Clerk, H. A. Piatt "ilark of District Court A.M. Chase Probate Ii.

I. bounty Attorney ('. II. Coan, "hertfr, M. P.Brown Superintendent County school A.

B. Kaugh Surveyor, Geo. Miller A. K. Knapp Jl'STK HS OF TMI I'BACK.

Callahan Utile COMMISSIONERS. If you wish flour, meal or graham call on Haines. All grades and the celebrated White Elephant. strike at the by turuiru CJUHty printing over to parties other than The TiiAXseiiiPT. It is not from mercenary motives, or pecuniary considerations that The Transcript objects to Mr Piatt's behavior, neither does The Transcript object to his career as a private individual, but when lie openly, avowedly aud purposly spurns the authority of the county commissioners and endeavors to avoid discharging the legal obligations imposed upon him as a public official, The Transcript is of the opinion it is time for him to stop and consider the course he is so recklessly pursuing.

The county commissioners possess the legislative, judicial and executive power ia county legislation, and when they decided upon this as the official paper of the county, it was Mr. Piatt's duty to implicitly obey the instructions of his superiors in rank of legislative authority. Mr. Piatt seems to be imbued with the idea that he has full power, authority and prerogative to retard, obstruct or rescind the action of the commissioners of Wichita county. The commissioners of Wichita county are earnest, conscientious and honest officials, who in the capacity of their lrgal authority seek to maintain the dignity of their position and the purity of their faithfully upholding the majesty of the law and impartially doing their duty.

Standard has been the official county paper, and TnE Tranhcript never uttered an objection; The Farmer has also had the county work and this paper has gracefully actjuised to the judgment of the commissioners. But now that The Transcript has? been designated "official comity paper," this man Piatt, who is "neither a commissioner, law-maker or has power to control ihe actions of lawmakers, takes it upon himself to ruthlessly disregard the power of the commissioners and instead of following their instructions, pursues his own erratic course in the execution of his duties, which is a homoe Any thing you had and indifferent at the City Drug Store. A. K. Bashav, from Meade section Had in seventy acres 'ast and will put in the same this season.

Am owin-i oats now; have fifteen head of stock all fat aud have fed nothiug but iodder. Dist K. B. Sypold Kdwards Dint W. Temple Whlt Woman Dint U.

T. Trovillc Come in and see us says the Spi der to the Fly." Geo. Lott, from Vigo coun City Directory. (Jbuo2 N. Cp.i:e, Just received a car-load roai Gentry of the celebrated White Elephant I'oiW John Koontz T.

Little A. H. White ftournt i James, third door south kitj county. sivtlon 3.W-. I p.it in seventv a-res hvt yc ir and will put In sevoi.tv-llve acrs My stock is all doinp well" and 1 ftnd tins country all I am well satisfied with Uie proHpecs.s.

Would have eoiue here had I known Just how matters were; wiU not nirtrt.caije uiy plai-e bat expect hitvea fine III Ford left Uunday evening for Kansas City, where he will manipulate the silent messengers of thought. Tun Tkanscbip-c, wishes its friend success. There will be a lunch social served by the ladies of the Christian Aid Society at the new Christian Church on South Main street Wednesday night, th inst. J. E.

Waters ct al vs. II. A. Flatt, county elerk Wichita county, et al. motion to quash the return of the defendant denied.

Hutchinson Dally Nrvm, March 10. Rev. J. C. Moore moved his family and household goods from ieott City ta Leoti last Thursday.

Mr. Moore resides in a commodious dwelling half block west of the Broadway hoteL P. M. Reiuheimcr and G. W.

Oliver of this city have gone iuto the fine dog business. They purchased four water-spaniels from a gentleman who resides in the uortheaat part of the county. The W. K. C.

social at Cowan'a Hall Friday night was a well patronized affair. The people of all the different secietics in Leoti are very generous taward each other, and as long as this good leeling is kept up among the people, so long will the societies flourish nd prosper. We notice that C. C. CUua iias been made av sociate editor on Thk Leoti Trasscriit, a paper published in Leoti, Wichita county, Kansas.

The Tbakscbipt is one of our best its nssectiUe editor la one of aur best sons. Success to both. Milton vale (Kan.) New. Norris SprisK of the post-office. u.

a. KraciY COfCltJl. Oren Clrk F. H. Mmlth I F.

H. Hankins Ben Harrison's Cabinet worries larm oi lay own- Mv wile been an ty, I section I.st season planted tweniy-iie acres and will idant Ufty acre this seaxin. Tliis country is ail right and I am here tw stay. L. F.

Fcrgusox, from Brown Roiinty, I soction Had in fifty acres butt season and will put In too this season; have 3ts head of iock in extra fine condition and have fed untiling exc pt when snow was on the -round. Hiram E. Crout, from Mohaska county, Iowa. Came here late last rear and put iu 10 acres aud thin year will imt'inN acres. Stock never did better audi believe this will :ur.ke a flue farming country.

the "Dems. and Reps, but the City for tr v. ars but since o-inin to Wichita rouutv iicr hsaitli is si improvod that she is able to do I last inrer aim nave leu ntd very nine, ll.i'.e a st.v.einent areotnpsaxln; tV of fft Wich'ta enuntv a Ut ti! aad -Ill hil-s nf fnr.il tun- tl i ia z.erowu woit. lins la ta? cun'rv for 1 T.itsool: of caety, iiii-aicti tufct ltJ healthy a roiuitry tit eycr 1 hvod in and exjM-ct Drug Store does not worry any one unless they get sick. Well What's the Matter With This.

io niue mis come. W. Hollow ay, from Vigr. Kioi-e ft.itiors r.Kiid eody loond wmK iive like evidence, fa ord-w lo aitv-'AOtiaSo statemeat I bav! saAin-tra tie. ahvo GA.

J. MILLER POST NO. 399. iMeets at theii hall every 2d and 4th Sat unlay afternoon of each mouth, at 2 o'clock. All comrtilos made welcome.

A. Adj. A. M. r.C.

vwaiia.j, iuu. ii.v.r.u ni u7t o. acres, well len.x-d, larjte two story luuse. ist of lid has been imn willi'hit ysp Tiio.vs McDekmott, from Iro-j r.ioss county. section Last year I in liki :t.i n.i-iv.l un nv.in r- n-n to sir and food bearing orctiHul fv'ir ial ft-rt on Mr pai- 4 ty county and uever i.v 1'ie a.x-i-1 1 -Unve i a lt), ei Bradley will sell you a dandy coal ami have Li'd head of cr.uVe.

Tim I 1 heie'Ust am pic.scd win, ti fall .1 rn- iei: f.ic:ui aneuvKjo xa Trar put in Ti acres, tlave head of m.u v.ol.;a twi re-eai for $5 per ton. A rip-roarer for 0, slack. 1 liilend here i.ir I hflii.1- till i eountry is far ahead of Illinois for stm raising. GA. FARMER CITY PfSST NO.

9. Meeta at their hail in Coronado at 1 p. in. rvery fourth Thursday each month. Visiting comrade always welcome.

J. S. Caldwixl, Adjt. K. 8.

Bell, P. and the genuine Canon City for $7 fi.rm a-tub" sv-btfttl kr in which tx kuv art-e md f.itTei.s hera on lb rranimjin a of feed, la fset alvtie mv nuud Les t'-a promise oi zbiusdacl ikwtsv j. a. ursni i. Cashier Fit mi ik! CltJ.

and no lies told. The celebrated Oro. W. Dart, from Harrison wunty. aaction 20-3S List year I bfid in erci; have acres of wheat and rve, winch I think will make a Rood crop.

I will make this home and believe the soil cauuut be beaten. 4 Geo. II. Mitchell, from Gage county, section Will cultivate sixty acrra tins season and cultivated forty-five last yrar. My stuck did well and am satis-llod with the country and will make this mv hone.

"Rich Hill Shaft" for only (J. n.i.u-j ui uone uick f(i; Uley vnt iwe l--r Si.t per head to brl.m Ivm tbt inter and 1 have lc.c ad ieod. Tun a l.is cllioate and a place to lire. Ckahlk L. iRiia, fro-n St eotmty, List yer had In f.fty-T.ve acres; tlds vear w.l! put ii acres; July 15 erery tkinc looked fine out a hau to tl, afi.r intt It irn ard AKD MEAD, Don listen to the stories you hear 1 MIS IHE rOSITlOI.

but come and see for yourself. He has also the largest and best assort II. Latham from Lafayette ATTORNEYS And Couiicellors at Law. Will BMeiirt to business befor the U. S.

Land eu. S.1K- rrow in? st-ven f---i in irht n.i iloa. V. K. (iriaatead, or Dit'atoa l)y poiatctJ onSsc cir the Tkirty-tfclr JiitlirUl niatrlrt KitKaaa.

ment of all kinds of feeds ever shown in th west. If there is any had plenty uf and corn. inv I farmed three vars iu Illinois and beiiev- counlry sejpeiioi- tv Uiat. W. II Weeb, from AVoodsor.

county, section H-2(M7: List had in thirty acre. This year put ia lod acres I think this c.uinty far tlicad of any part of the state and have farmed ia this stile for i years. My stock has done better on the fodder we use here than they ever did on corn. advise any man lonkfmt for a farm to eoiue la-re now while lan a is s-- cheap. W.

H. Sprickl from Lorain? county, section SS In county ovm liirec years; last yiar had In forty of crons and this -nr will put in Cliv acres; was somewhat dry to ffor.il croos. kly sicok is I loUng atil3 beucr on l.rre vritii sraiii iu the cs-s, and an satisU. with ley j-rospcefc aud will t.us mr esielilly vieii. feJ mii.T on l.uffjlo itrasj fadocr arr gtB aud practice tn the State and Federal thing you want he hasen't got in arts.

to kill and lht.r,; In J-fiJ e-ii i-h lo In Un stock he will take your order for it opathic form of anarchy. Mr. Piatt in his vindictive hatred has tried to to tul a luaii.and head of c.iit e. I itvi 1 I 1 no place li I inner do itr tlu-n Tjoverhor i. C.

Ililflipauicy from a twenty year old cottonwood tree down to a mustard seed. cvuntT, section 5-30-35: Will farm with C. A. KooiuKOii from Missouri. 4y acres of laud.

Mr. Roblripou has traveled a prcat deal and says be would rather own a farm right here than anv plare he ever struck. B. Kekchner, from Junictta unuity. sectkm 1-20-3S: Ijist raised fifty are3 and shall plant sevuity-iive acres tl 1 1 The prospect for a crop exivilont and If thii ion 1 was not all shnuid not slay here.

Mon-lay uppiu'u Hon. V. H. Crin- if l'tiiinn lo the oliie stir up a party tight against The Jesse V. from Coshocton JEKKY I'KTEEEH, ATTORXEY And Counceller at Uw.

Iranscript and make a partizan dispensation of public patron agf. Will tai-tiee law In the State and Federal Croup is a terror to young moth sregammg qualifications, efficiei faurto: HI attend to all legal business before ers, especially during the winter cy or meritcricHis recommendations are mado between Illinois parties and the city of Leoti for the establish-mrrit of a SIC.OOO flouring mill here. Propositions have been made between the twa parties most all af which have been accepted. A little more time aud no doubt the deal will be completed. The "original colored minstrel show" which was billed to give an antertaianieat here Tuesday night, awing to a financial depression in their treasury department, failed to put in an appearance.

A stream of woe-begone coons zed out of Ness City Tuesday morning, their faces turned to the orient and their faith in human forbearance and credulity sadly shaken. Messrs. C. A. Baxter, station agent, and J.

M. Garnott, master mechanic on the Missouri Pacific at Horace, Kansas, were in this city List Monday. Thk Transcript received a pleasant call from the genUsmen, who expressed unbounded faith in the future prosperity of Western Kansas. They were particularly impressed with the energy and enterprise of our business men. District Court makes the town ine V.

B. Ijtnu omce. correspondence solicited. 9rf)oa np stairs in the Allphiu brick. A M.

Djtls, M. from Mo. Judgf of the Thirty-thi'd Ju-lrcial cf UU of Mr. Giiaftrad is Pdue tjn-m slate a llepubiit tn iratr? tof xit and his cppo ttuii hza ai't ipptoval hi every i.mu i.i th if riot, Mr. Grinvlwl i county, OI sect 17-17 Ia A i.i I7C acres td v.i'i Jn oty itur ve lMin, aii i oi i.t vc --labics x-ii.

i. and 'hiity 2 vi: iuidef so-ae cf liie Ara w.il aUv Ilea v.iin tiiia vounlrr said advise aav who has nvr.e ii to twa here. of my cor.ie in re ni.d tu-dy rj well rtxed. have iior.i-s, and farm l' i nts and tri aeaithy, l.l.;:py E. R.

Fletcher, from McLeon months as it is then most prevalent. or favors. Mr. Piatt is the Uriah leep of Republican politics and It can always he prevented, if prop ooiip.ty, 111., fe. Keen Ihecmnty twe yars: i3st year 1 had in sixty a -res ot crop; mv find it did not do so Pern Wit -is'ta caitnty four yen rs; vr Own 4'0 ncrs jt One land, one humSn acres broken atmt eai.

ssli ia-r ttrnn of i ric but wit; ior the ui.y d. r.i! ti vltle iii a'naw country to i.hil- iand is prostrates himself before the voters erly treated as soon as the first symptoms appear. Hoarsness is vre'l us I 1 wis r.y rye sov.li last i. will make tl.M my home; 1 I-, i')) and d.iins weil. of Wichita county and ia hoh one of li t'siern horror asks why is it if we havt It LIVKLT.

ATTOHXEY AT LAW. Loan and collection a ipelalry. LEOTI KANSAS. We v.ao itid the hrst symptom; tins is soon tol-lowed by a pecu iar, rough cough. republican papers here, that Tite C.

R. Loemak, from BorI ccv.n- 1:1.. section Lust e.r wai icy first year, 1 had in cres; I If Chamherlfun Cough Kemedy wwir i rclQ- ill tr.r rwuiuif irr J.W.0.;it, of DistricL it U.Ik,, an orgil iii'tr', fioi county, Io va: tiecn 5. l.uh ls cn. i-iuie Is ri.

worn. I cotlllt 11" i -t Ot atkU'JH 1- vt.irsi.i the el tw-.) veart f.Kjder alii corn cu: fr lee-i and xim i Wichita noun: v. icrii i eoi.nte fur aMl Jtiis will imt in mv 1 a I UI ai-nHV Truxtcript does the county print freelv given as soon as these svmp- ma? isir. ileen i'latt not ir, cane ri -e com and il a. res ef toms appear, it will invariably pre other authority Other i wheit; ray atock isull right.

I like tLU country recognize anv VT. HALL. vS. illgl. in Cirt.rt.

lie; K- vent the attack. I here is no dan than his own in Wichita tame here two vears uco wan cer.ts in mviey; i. ive pro-i! fip at a profit am i.ow livuiro county B. Wvnfs. frrm iirl- worth the" Ktctd cf his rjnocnle ger in giving the remedy, as it con egislation: he does not perceive wttatr.Mo..

aecHnn io-1a. 1.tv.r i.9.-i: a "I nm.iM. i tarer- COKIitY arc line atel a man h-i i. -io rfor Ihe lJ.tr: Are. 11 I ATTORXEY AT LA IT.

Prompt attentiou glen to collections. lively. tains no in lurious substance, ror ability in any man other than H. A i or wili.oitt ii.o.iev a brother C7iCCtOl si-m and wm put in ln acres this sea-son. My did remarkably well, iieud liosrs thst I raised aad on corn an-i Cape.

I am hero to slay and vviii make this mv tlie :11. oiisy in any pL. i sale by P. M. Reinheimer.

is a land of gor- In truth this Real K(ato, Loan and Iniuranca Agent. Office arlciilit.Til purpose is as pxn sn any of tlie stite. Farmers via rentia in" the en st aad want home, cf tin irow.i s'lould take of Stie soil, pure naior aud excellent Uimate cf Vi. E. Altaffer, from Hillsdale county, suction 12-173S: Hare been In t.ie slate ten years; li-st year bad iu sixtv a -tss.

Corn and oats never done heller in a tew country, am welt satisfied with last jcars work and this jear ill put in one bundled acres of com bsside other crops. My slock ccer looked better r.ud is ail fat enough to kill. Thin count, cau't be beaten for farminiaiid stack ran.ii g. Piatt; he does not deem the judgment of any man or set of men equal to the judgment of H. A.

Plait; and J. B. ever nooatz jones. Wclvkkton, from Erie r.oine. geous sunsets.

The immense sale of Chamber W. S. Oldham, from Knox coun- sick Little Harrie E. Trovillo lain's Cough Remedy has been pro is he prostitutes his public authority jiU-oraey aud loved iho.e ki know him for h' kis.d. grtiial aad sympathetic Orii- stead i- a professed christ an his iuferprttation of the of man 1)3 mMded the onHwi, -i it JSjDRRI SfRIGG, with the measles this week.

duced to a great extent, by people, canity. n-is-tT: Hav Ivec In the emuitry thrca vrar; j- ir bvi In ov-r sixty acres and will put i i eihrv Have made sucb ra'vag my busim hh: 'havn umie tuc horors but have (ciaaikr aiteutiou thorough I'ebind i'hii. this country t-r Woi-M to gratify his individual hatred: who have beea cured by it telling ATTORNEY AT LAVY George Kerfoot made business he steps down from the high plane of honor and integrity anil groveh-in the dust of double-faced their friends and neighbors of its good qualities and urgipg thetn to uty farm in Wichita ii the rurt iy.Iud., section W-lS-3: List year I had In 4D acres; got more crop for th? amount of work lor.e than I ever Rot before; stock as fit as can tie; this year will put lu 100 acres: think lids a nun.ber one farming country; v. ill nuiKe it my home. O.

F. Pf.esson, from L.ibeti-crmr.ly, section S-t-jy-f Lat vear had In iJOacreiof crop: com di.l well; the le-t potatou.s and vegilahles I ever raised; this vear dill put in aires: stock dues extra well here: trip to Garden City yesterday. Land and tonn offlc. Loti, Kansas. Refcia-lard U.

(. I-and Attorney. Will practice in all tiaiity cf chrisl'ua wii. i.Tre is no oeiicr mr S'ock ra a- ivi than here and have i-icsiy of -aai tat da not feed It Pirept tn W.dJ W.j; on t-ourts. Collections made.

Correspondence so Leoti will hence fourth have three try it. Ihe most severe cold will soon yield to its soothing effects. licited, notary moiic. hypocracy. If Mr.

Piatt imagines he is deluding anyone ly his course, he is sadly mistaken. The lessions of the district court Frank Goff, from Shawnee eoar.ty, Had it: ttjrty acre and the crop as gix.ii, have twenty acr of wheat looking well, nine li.wd of stock cMra well, tliink ot-r country all and the prosiiect Rood. Wii! build a slone I expect to stay here and persons wiint-ixi a heuie should i-ciue to Wichita co'iucy. 1 have aoir.e cf the best corn I cvur raided for sale. ror sale bv P.

M. Reinheimer. year. ibis country is good enough tor me and here I ifiH Jackson Uaooss, from Nodaway caantv. section S-1C-S7: Last vear had in Marriage license was issued March JOLO GILLESPIE, TJEXTIST.

people of this county are well aware that Mr. Piatt is shaping his cotmc of policy for another tarin cf coun ir.i'id;-ct acres aad in ait the crop I can season. L. I). Hknrt, from Cas county.

sectkn 8-I9-37: Kv turac qis.ter sre-ti jns ol land, tut jear 1 had lu sj acres, crops Q)l and ir.y cora went to t'i acre millet jitid cano extra fh. made sx) sorsli-un worth 4a cents iier re. Have farm-id for thirty years and never had stork of al! kindi do better tliaa Lere, Notice to Farmers. 9th, to Jesse E. Montz and Emma acres to crop; this rear t.

ill put in fifty i. Lupton. J. R. Kinnet, fro.ii Ca couuty, station 31-17 3s I as! year had in acres this year will ptt in So acres; was r.cll leased with ir.y crops List year.

Have huke! hush- Offieo at the Broadvray Hotel. George Kerfoot purchased the ty clerk, and his orhcial acts will all be kept in reniemherance when the time arrives for every franchised citizen to speak. Jobert' grocery stock last week and vrha beln ea I ait Jxr the divine poweis which under! the audauscntal ni'iuciii- of jroo goTcrntr.c-at. smd are the potent factore in the preservation cf tha welfare of the people the greatest good to the greatest number. Judge Grinslead wears Lin honer with an eee grace which bespeak liii airiirable o'lilificationj for th A reception and ovation wi him upon his arrival here Wednesday evening by the members of the bar and leading business inaa of this city.

Thi Cornet Band serenaded the party ot he hotel diirincr the evenn2 nd Leuti hus- M. DOTLK, M. D. moved the goods into his store. acres, siy rye is up ana iooks wea, stock aoe as well here as I ever saw thein do.

This country all right and will buy more laud and raske this my home. Ollek Scott, from Harrison county, year had In acres but account of dry ealher not have pinch of a crop but have feed enough for 23 head of stock. Mv slock all looks This season I will put 75 or W) acres. Have 40 acre under fence and a fine well of water. nave -a n-au ot cause, live tttd nine hesd of ho-.

i loneres under This ill put in I JO acres of crops. I think this country o'lurs Kreat for tarmine ami stoi-k raising. ive lai ined iu Iliiuots a'id aad think ils far ahead, of e.tatr state. A. St, Patrick's Ball at Halcvou Court met Tuesday and adjourn eis oi ejrn ami nve more in shock stock did well.

Have l.t need iu a tiuiuiier oi states and will sr.y this is the li-si farmiut; 1 v. rvei in: Rill iin.lu- this my i aud do nut hea Itr.te to say to ac.j nuta come to Wichita coiicty L. D. Cowen, from Atchisor. county.

section Ut-ls-27: Ijist year lud In acres; ci-on vra fcil 3a bead td LEOTI, KAXSAS. ed until Wednesday, and will ad Saturday evening. Geo. Stahlky, from Hamil iourn from day to day until the i 1 1T1 omee. first door north of First National Bank, a Main street.

Will do a general practice. Female and chronic diseases a specialty. Elee-tricity in readiness, "'alls answered promptly jtt anv tlma In city or country. Charges reason newly-appointeu juage nasquaiinea Abnfr P. Lore, from Blcckfard C.

A. Manassa left for a visit to able. One of Leoti's errepressible citizens took a tie-pass from Halcyon to CoroDado on the 7 inst. before breakfast. It is putting it mild io siy he was tired, sore and hungry.

Prof. J. B. Freeland, of Leoti, Wichita this morning. In about ton county.

Neb. Come to this ei-untr Jar.usry 1. lsvs. Have a homcsKd and t'mber claim; have also itur other uiakins 9' acre, owned by tan only 13 acr-a ol whiei' irnot to flowed. ast year I h-id in luo a-'rea of eroo; tjils will put in i3- or 139 area.

Have acres under tence; hart at of eat-tir and 7 of horses. We have t.u riber kmc -ts lor stoi raiding; ttu sat-isa-u with the chanre i have made. Iid iki leeit uv eatlle anviliir.ft too frst snow st' mi, Ja tuary 15. The biuTalo rran fn. dci- fatu.ni ra.iiu better tiun any feed I evi-r tried.

J. ('. Word, from Black Hawk wo weeks he will bring his family stock this winter they have Une well; never had do better; this ytar will put in lju acres crop; this is the lit country I ever saw; have been in tlie county four vears; have six ai res of forest trees; if you want a giiou farm come to iciiitacountv; 1 have none for sate. James McKenzis, M. from Uutlcr county, section 1I-IS-3S: Last year lud in forty-live acres crop; niv corn did very well; everything else extremely wtli; will put in seventy five acres tiiis vear: have four Lead ni comity, section i.vifi-36: lAst year had iu acres aud vras well pb-ascd with iny year will put in 75 cs and regard pios-pects for crrps much bettor than last There is no better country for stock aid I will make this my Iminc.

Charles F. Dinsmore, from Mohaika county. I-twa, sr'tion 24-158; I-ist I). ARNOLD, M. V.

Late af Louisville Ky.i tt Leoti to remain all spring and summer. rHYSICIAN AICD SURGEOW. E. T. Dies, general agent of ines "men and citizens dropped in to tender their congratalaliof to the Judge upon accc-ision to new post of honor.

The TRAVSCRipT coraraends Governor Humphrey's judgment aai t.rcf nlion ia hii avpointment and American Building and Loan As- cattle and six of my stork never Diseases of women a apeelalrv. Office at Pal ciatiou of Minneapolis is ace I'rug sioro. jirsiuriice at i auon nouse. was in Scott Saturday. Mr.

Free-land is an old friend of Prof. Fisk, and is a candidate for appointment of register ef the U. S. Land Office at WaKceney. Mr.

Freeland is a pleasant gentleman and would, no doubt make an efficient register, should the president see fii to appoint him. Scott in town to-day to organize an asso 1 4 ciation here year was my hrst year anfl I put in 30 acres of crop; corn was od for sod crop. My stiK-k is doing fine. lropects f.ir a bift crop this year are good. I believe this a hrst cl'is Mock country.

C. H. Coan, County Attorney, fiDm Columbus, Kan. Hsve been here two years: believe this is a success as a fannin count! arid especially ia tlw slock raisins line. It is tlie healthiest I ever saw aud any ma wh will conic her and work can make him a home.

1J. A. Frfeland came to Wich prophtaiea a nvjst satisfactory and successful Urm for the Judge. uiu bo in in- i oi satc ar. here; llt it here much brtter tlutn 1 did iu etmrty.

C. E. Preedy, frora Shawnee county, 1J-J7-37: Have ecn a farmer f.ir t- years. Wichita emmty suits me nest of ail; nevtr saw a more sui-ccs did crop of all kinds raised on sad. Came here in May VT: put iu fifty-five acres of crvp lr.t season and was well pleased with th- icsults ar.d expect mske this my home.

I en me here Coal has been found in south county. Rccflot 3M7-45: Have been ia thU str.te ckvea vear; last year had la tliir.y actei to crop hich were good corn was my ots ieidtd forty bushels to the acre; ihia year ill ia Mrventv-Sve acres; my sl-r especially callle and has, did exira -ll; 1 luiuk Wichita county as pood a rmintv for farming as any part of tne west: cotna to this county without any iiK-a'is. Isok a claim on which have a Imii of with widen have baiit a hBe, bam 50x24. dus a well; fcssidi-s tiiat hav-i three bea.1 of hars. ono cow and eccwar frinii; iinplenierds: thick uumber cue; wiii iske this iny uaue.

part of this county at less than 100 vi a il sm leet depth trom tne suriace. j. F. COTTERAL, PHY8ICIAH A1CD SURGEOX. rW Call attended to promptly.

OfDca en Main at. S. W. KA3I3IER, ISSOat Married on March lOih, Orr is the finder, and owner of the I have made arrangements with the Lynn County Nursery for a lot of Fruit Trees, which will be taken right out of the ground and shipped direct to Leoti: all of which are warranted to be firstclass. Will exchange these fine trees for corn, cane seed, rice corn or broom corn The trees will be rated at the very lowest figures.

Call at the mill south of Bradley's Feed Store. Rob't Harris, Prop'r Leoti Grist Mills, ita county three ycnrsiawlth have 3X 1 land where it is found. v. ul.r.iit a dollar and hare made Money in Iny iickct so-lay. Henry Baldwik, from Putnam county, v.

to Parton county, Kan. I likev Rarlon much littler than anil I Lice Wichita county much lettcr than flarton; have A eocn hushl nigger and white girl of a "highly rcipectabb family were married at Salina, Kami on the 11 inst. Tar. LRCTlTRAKftCRiPT ha diacov-red the nan fpoken of a fw week ago in the Herald who bore the dis acres cf land, a pood team, waan and harness coo slrie bupev, 4 milch cow, corn cnouj.li ft feed rJT stock sll of hich lriks we'd and intend tJ stay by western Kansas, tiio tfardec of r.don of the world. Married, on the 13th inst.

at Judge F. O. Parson, from Erie Ohio. Have been in Lu'-sell county. Kann: tfri.n vt.tri travf lltli? from riI il Shields' residence in this city, Chas raised plenty of crops to d- and iny stock W.

Webnng and Miss Anna Peter leoks One. llfty acres and ami have a aud sell'n? cattle, this fciy busineas ever nh-eyrrting t.n-harl.doiiiti well. He who itas 'nr I ha been III the alatf hved here mih son both of this county. Judge the court house in Leoti Ciry by Judge Shields, George Roberts and Mary E. Glauville.

George is one of Leoti's staunch business men, and this estimable young lady of Logan county will serve to place him on a higher plane of good citizenship. The couple have the hearty congratulations of The Transcript. Since the arrival of our newlv erchant Tailor, tinct im cf not wanting 97l.cc. B. F.

Mooreland, from Tama county, Iowa, section St-16-37: Lavt year bait in twenty acres, crops wts pood, stock did well; have been iu the county three years. We have had plenty of r.iiu in our ptift of ihe Bounty. Purest fee looking well and prosrx.fts for a big crop this year are good. I. bhields sealed the contract.

George? W. Hale who was ma Lace County Herald. las tartn ana wnrxa wm do vrell and if aay 1 u.iumue nere are itiier man wants a a-ond home tell him to to of the never Wichita eouuty. Ktr catt: thtirfat like they do here and I ther d- hener prass ttian aty I Tavt Wvir. feed lew saw uel.

Have lien ai! over tbe l. V. A.sl) JOi.1, WOOD, lrom "ark eHintv. 30 end Ijist vear tr -s we" c-utd nt- erpeet.d lia tw aa liciously arrested here last week by TJie sirghcia JNebraska parties and taken to that 1 to Senator Charles Kirsland from Des Kansas i aga had in 110 acres; hiva 7jn ia'ieis oi coutitry. 1 i srciciraa i ooi-eln cir- state for tail has been cleared of the Fall and Winter Snits got np in -v 1 1 iiiin i-i9ii7 a ai: in.

Plumb for tn com have busuels of cane seed: runic 4- ce.lotis of aoirhum molasses: Mil x.isr.li that stwk and and none wo ara e-bliied stlL Moines county, section 27-17-13: lavt vear I cultivated fifty acres and will tuit in i oi pumpkiua. Am nerlectiy vitificd vHt'-i mv i will rive it a appointed Judge, the Drstrict Court seveuty-Sve aerc. Stm ail looks well aud it is J. S. Patterson, frwn Harrison amount ap; rpriticn Latest btyies ana trooa its GUARANTEED.

is getting down to business facto. i tUM.Zi $XZZ Judge GHnsteadis not only a-learn- UUer 9 1 OTS. charge and is now on his way home. B. F.

Moreland of the north part of the county, an old soldier, received vSG2 pension this week. i cotirrtv, -rfca 1VI5-57: Have th i tXVl. Tit? 1 ridl 'iZ I 1 fvl a.ai;ss uraiiij years ana isrn 111 I tiiis etiH-ity Marc'i. Ll la ed and proficient lawyer, but he ru? cf tLr Iudi.in o'Svr -i V- 1 J. rTKAIN.

lrora Llav Edwin G. from Iona last v.irr awid will put ci-e bnirfre and I fiy icrcs tl.is yar. ra rrp last v.r mid will 1 possesses a hne business knowledge ii 11 1 i C1eaota and Renairine done on shor notice. which will enable him to stock his iVa tiers ure fa-tiillr the with 111., sei tlon y-i6TT! List bid In acies uf nr.d Gni ihhtv 1 liMi.omftr the location. On Broadw, One Door tr.

section S-lG-Sf: itr acres i'ljn- tea last wheat good; will re -rivejt jiave Ie3 any 1. olc-ilie icad oi I.i-i. and iur anf iii iri weil, wnicn mates him sll the farm in good st vie. 1 he soldiers of 1 1. 1.

1 for the lh- WlnwMilt T.1V CM at in Drug More. more comnetant judgeship Wichita connty have been very luckv in getting their pensions of this progressive business Ves-tern Ik auras District. BOOK GITIXO FOLL ..1.3 era io icej li.e i-ei i ci cfittlr n-i hops v.J.iBh l.aa ui fe' 'SuMi aT1 t-li-oa tbe warle Whit. II WW JtC'l Si: "Ia Bo.l HJ Uils time fvvrr; co.u.try ttaat. v'1' Hit.

iw herd ht frlesa nn a Ispert a frcod aite ci.s- ten be fcd aa that bks hal LcHhtng 1 STalT-r I ll .1... ntga.ot ICS th- Ihi-wiVt tat year SS t1? t' cattle, have a x-ctiott i lar.d g.13g.? ft-f th li -l LWJ.hJ wrj tv fcroo-a --k- -t it 8 that tw a that v.la v. ,1,, t. through, and the county receives lion inscription and inforioa-l riiiiuiuiiiiirtnr. iiimim 1 considerable revenue from these Choice summer onion sets, only yeterans, 1 15.ceais per cjuart at Bradleys.

PU pwni" iiu- circulars. A. bass.