Alma News from Alma, Kansas • 3

iprofrsstonal CartJS. Maple Hill. En The fact that we have been given a new name is our apology for appearing befora fci C--1 The Wabaunsee Co. News S3. 00 a Year in Ideancc A.

SELLERS. Editor Prop'r. "Tho Golden Belt" Route. The quickest, safest and most reliable I route to all points East or West is via 1 the Kansas Pacific Railwat, through the famous Golden (the finest i wheat region in the world). Passengers for Denver and the Rocky Mountains f) DRUGG I ALU A.

liAXSAS, CONSTANTLY ON HANI) Pure Drugs? and Medicines, Toilet and Fancy, all the standard Patent Medicines. Pure Wines ami Liquors for Medicinal Purposes, Cigars Tobacco ALSO, VA1XTS, C1II.S, VARISSir, IJEi ISII I. WINDOW CSIjASM, PUTTY, Vc. SeJt.aal ami Statin mry. Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Sabbath School Association.

Proceedings of the meeting of the Wabaunsee County Sunday School Association, held in Aiiua, ou May 10th and ICth: Wkdsesday, 8, P. M. Owing to the inclemency of the weather no session of the Association was held during the day. The Association was called to order and presided over by the President, Wm. F.Cotton, of Wabaunsee.

Devotioual exercises by Rev. L. Marsh, agent for the S. S. Union.

According to programme, Rev. L. New-comb, of Wilmington, gave an interesting discourse on Statistics. Discussion of the subject by Rev. Myers, of Alma, Marsh, Fairfield and the President C.

O. Kinnie elected secretary pro. tern. Association adjourned to meet on Thursday, at 9. A.

M. Thcbdat, 9, A. M. Devotional by S. II Fairfield.

Minutee last session read and approved. Constitution of the association read by the President A committee of threo was appointed to revise the constitution, consisting of Rev. Jarsb, Newcomb and S. II. Fairfield, to report at the afternoon sessaion.

11. N. Castle, of Newbnry, gave us a number of good ideas on a model Super-intendeut. Au essay by T. N.

Watts, of Alma; sua ject "Are grades desirable in a complete Sabbath school?" Subject fully discussed by Jycrs, Marsh, Newcomb, Lines and Fairfield. Association adjourned to meet at 1 P. M. Thursday, lj P. M.

Devotional Ry Revs. W. F. Blenkarn and Newcomb. MinutC3of forenoon session read and approved.

Committee on constitution retried. The articles were separately read and either approved or rejected. Tho following is tke constitution as it remains amended CONSTITUTION" Autic'LK 1. The Association shall be called the Wabaunsee County Sunday School Associaitou. 2 The officers of the association shall consist of a President and a Vice Presi A VALUABLE INVENTION.

THE WORLD RENOWNED mm WILSON Si In workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch, and as elegantly finished as a first-class Piano. It received the highest awards at tho Vienna and Centennial Expositions. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other machines. Its capacity Is unlimited. Thero aro moro WILSON MACHINES sold In tho United States than tho combined salos of all tho others.

Tho WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT for doing all kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. WILSON SEWIN6 CO. 827 829 Broadway, New York; New Orleans, Cor. State Madison Chicago, and San Francisco, Caf.

H. J. PIPPERT, Agent, Alma, Kansas. The Whit lira. r.

PHYSICIAN, ALMA, KANSAS, npEXDERS his prefessional "sorviees to the JL citizens of Alma and vicinity. Kight calls promptly attended. Terms reasonable. MISSOURI STREET, lima Kansas. F.

If. KRinllF, ATTORNEY AT LAW ALMA, A'ANSAS. ITereafttr my whole attention will be evoted to the practice of tho law. I prac ice in all State and Federal courts. Livery and.

Feed STABLE, HAVIr(3 sold tho mail route, 1 have replenished and refitted my stable for all manner of livery work. Will also pay attention to general teaming on short notice. T. C. STANLEY.

Alma, AT.insas, April 17, 187S. Webb Jir llathcny, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ALMA, KANSAS. WILL attend proinptlj to business entrusted to their care. Office in the court bouse. ADOL.PH ZECKSEK, Manufacturer of BOOTS SHOES ALMA, KANSAS.

Particular attention paid to gent's fine boots and ladies calf-skin shoes. Alma, Kansas, March 6th, 1S7S. S. U. FAIRFIELD, 1 1 6 I IZF.IIj FSTJSTF AND NOTARY PUBLIC ALMA, KANSAS.

ESPECIAL attention givon to conveyancing and paying non-resident taxes Also agent for tho old reliable uETNA INSURANCE COMPANY The corspany that never suspends and always pays its lossc? dollar for dollar. C. O. KINNJE, NEWBURY, KANSAS. Barber SESliop.

MATJ1IAS KAST, BAP.BER and Hair Dresser, who learned his trade in Bavaria, would Jrespcctfully inform the public that he has opened a shop at Germania Hall, in Alma, where ho will be pleased to receive their patronage INSURANCE OFFICE. Policies Placed in six of the Leading Insurance Companies of the U. S. I will give you special rates on farm and city property. Insurance on school houses made a specialty.

Adjustment of tosses made from this office. Loans Negotiated. Interest and commission lower than ever. COLLECTIONS MADE. Investments uiado and taxes paid for nonresidents HEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD.

I wish to employ reliable men for each of the following counties, to-wit: Pottawatomie, Kilcy, lavis, Morris and Osage to solicit Insurance. Call on or address JOUN VIRCIIOW. Agent, Alma, Kansas C. KOSF, A GENT FOIi TUE White Sewing Machine- Vill furnish machines us cheap as any first class machine can be furnished. Also, keeps on hand all sorts of Scwin Machine Attachments and Needles.

nlUyl -IS" The Hartford Tho regularly appointed and legally licensed agent in Alma ia T. V. TTS. Rates as low as any reliable company. jFirst published May 8th, 1878.

Publication IVoticc. The New England Mortae Security Com-pauy, vs. John Rif. Defendant. The said John Reif, defendant, of parts uiiknown, will notice that he has fxjen sued in the Third Judicial Dietricl Court in and for Wabaunsee County, Slate of Kansas, that the names ol the parties to said action are The New England Mort- ffaffe Security Companv.

plaiutitf, and John Reil, dr'lendant. that he muel answer the petition tiled by the plaimilT. ou or before the 22nd day of June, A. 1878. or the petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly, asrrtiust the said defendant, in favor of plaintiff, lor the sum of 6f0.00 and interest thereen from the 12th day of January, A.

1877. at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum, dne tipon a certain note and and the mortffaired premises, namely the south half of the fouth-east quarter section 21 and the northeast quarter of section "28, all in township twelve, rauire ten cast, Wabaunsee county, Kansas, will be ordered to be eold to satisfv said judrnimt. W. KRG2NKE, Attornev lor PUintilL May 8th, 1878. NOTICE Of the Meeting of the Board of Equalization: Notice ia hereby given that tho Board of County Commissioner will meet as a Roard of Equalization at the cCice of the County Clerk in Alma on the Monday ia Juic, 1878, at which meeting all persons feeling thenifclves aggrieved can appear and have errors in tho ret'irn? corrected.

an-l the Co ruin 1 fioncra' eeal this iay rf April, Ii-. X. N. 'v'4 Cvus.tv Ck-rk. you on this occasion.

It appears that 'one who is in favor of justice" ha3 called us a "croaker," and accuses us of doin a great injustice to tho owner of the herd ot cattle referred to in a former communication. This is very unpleasant, and we have to say in reply that our remarks were intended as an inquiry to draw out the facts in the case, and there is no one more pleased than ourselves to learn that there was no intention of dodiring the assessor in this case. Mi i.i. Creeker. One, Prof.

Williams, calling himself a converted Jew, lectured here, at Wabauusec and Wamogo a few weeks ago on Palestine. A recent number of the St. Louis Christian Ad-vocato Eaye: "A man who calls himself Prof. Williams, a preacher of the Baptist persuasion sdJ a temperance lecturer, representing himself as a converted Jew, is an importer. He ii about feet 9 iDchca high, black curly hair, teeth out in front.

22 years of age. lie bought a horse in this neighborhood, sold it again for cash and has now left, having purchased thohoreona month's time. "Pleaganton, Iowa. J. Brasjstok." On high lands and on the north side of hills the apple crop in this county is said to be good; but in the bottoms it will be light.

For preserving and strengthening the eyes get Dr. Franklin's Epectacles. We have tried them and know their merits Harvest will commence in some fields in about three weeks. List of letters remaining in the Alma post office, May 22: Jacob Denz, Ann German, M. II.

Cooper, J. S. Bhinney, Augustus J. White. Geo.

Feehter. P. M. A car load of Sweepstakes thresher a car load of Rattle Creek Vibrator Machines at the Iron Clad Store, Wamego. C.

BAKER, OF WAMEGO, Has the Ross Queensware and Glassware house. Call and see hina. Gtf Uncle Sam's Harness Oil fills and closes tlio of leather, effectually preventing tlio entrunco of dampness, dust, and rendering the harness poft and pliable, while at the same time increasing its durability. Sold by all Harness Makers and dealers in leather. my Sold by F.

Alma. Limo at Fifteen Cents. I have just burned a kiln of limo at my place on West Branch of Mill Creek, which I will sell at 15 cents per bushel Cash. J. 11.

Fix. There was 203 Wood's self-binding harvesters 6old in Kansas last year and every one worked successfully. Come and see one of these machines now or. exhibition at our store in llaiuego. Trout Leach.

i Ot' For Summer Complaints, or Cholera-infan turn there is nothing as and rolip.hle as Dr. WincholPs Teething Syrup it never fails to give immediate relief, and is harmless. Sold by all Druggists at 25 cts, per hot-tic, my Sold by F. Crafta, Alma. and EKIack smith.

Mr. R. Ilochhaus, the wagon maker, and J. W. Ilarbaugh, the blacksmith, at the stone shop in Alma, are doing all man ner of repairing of wagons, buggies and farm implements at the lowest living rates Horse shoeing and plow repairing done promptly.

All work warranted to be doue iu a workmanlike manner. 52tf Tot Kansas and Colorado take the Atchison, Tojeka Fe Railroad, extending from Kansas City and Atchison, on the Missouri river, via Tcpeka, the capitol of Kansas, through the fertile Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, where direct connection is made with the Denver Rio Grande Railway for Colorado Springs, Manitou, Denver, Canon City and all points of note on the Denver Rio Grande. The track is excelled by that of no road in the West, and passenger equipment embraces all the modern improvements for comfort and safety. Through express trains leaves union depots, Kansas City and Atchison, daily, on the arrival of trains from the East, and run through to the Rocky Mountains, with Pullman Sleeping Cars attached. For maps, circulars and detailed information send to W.

F. WHITE, Gen'l Pass. Ticket Agent, Topeka, Kan. Dr. Jaeque's (tcrman Worm Cakes never fail to destroy worms and cxpell them from tho systoin.

Pleasant to take and icrfcctly eafe. my Sold by F. Crafts, Alma. The Best Bargain in Stanzas. The No.

Farm of A. C. Tucker must ho sold to change business. It is ono of the host stock, grain and fruitfarms in the State and will bo sold ata bargain. It contains 210 acres, over 1000 fruit trees, moet of them will fruit this year; wood for fire, never failing water fr stock with unlimited rango adjoining, never failing well at door, good large well finished house of nine rooms double cellar under whole house, other buildings atuplo and in primo order.

Tho buildings are insured for over $2,000, well fenced and in fine condition, situated, ni AVabansee, Wabannsoo county, Kansas, and will be sold cheaper according to rca value than auy thing in tho state. For particulars enquire of or address A. C. Tucker on the premises, or enquiro at tho Nkws office, Alma Kansas. Notice to Contractors- Scaled vrorsa'8 will be received by the Township Trustee, Cleric and Treasurer of Newbury township, in Wabannsee count-, State of Kuns, for tho building, cutting embankment, gradation, masonry, superstructure of a bridge across Mill Creek at or near the crossing known as tho John Copp Crossing, in Xewbary township, county of Wabaunsee, and State of Kansas.

lids will ho received senaratclv for cutting em bankmeut, grading and mason-work; also for bridge complete. Proposals for the build ingof such bridge must be accompanied with 1st. Complete plans and specifications of the same 2nd. The price to he charged therefor in bonds of said township at par value; also the price to bo charged in scrip of township at par value, Rnd the price to be charged therefor in cash, togctaer with. 3d.

A bond or undertaking with good and sufficient security, in double tho amount of the proposed cost thereof, conditioned for toe faithful execution of the work proposed, and the carrying into effect of any contract made reference thereto. Proposals will be received en andnftr tho 22a day of May, 1S78. until tho 15th day of Jnne, 1S7S, alone clock p. the right to reject any and all ln.d received. A.

E.SritUE, Trustco. MICHAEL HUND. Treasurer. C. 0.

KINNE, Clerk. Prcseiveyour eyes for sight is priceless. Dr. Fr.mklin's uirentsarc cow in Yabnunsec county, introducing the Siberian Pebble i Stone Spectatlcs which hare only to be tried 1 to be ai prwiatcd. In the C'ur i d.ivs -aev jrive vou a calt.

lew should remember that this is 120 miles the i shortest, 23 hours the quickest, and the only line running through to Denver without change ot cars. Going East, close connections are made at Kansas City and Leavenworth with all the great through routes for all points East, North and South. The favorite Line to the San Juan Mines. Passengers taking the Kansas Paci5e caa stop over at Denver and visit the mines and smelting works in this vicinity. Close connections made with the Denver and Rio Grande Railway for Colorado Springs, La Veta, Del Norte and Lake City, The only line west of the Missour River equipped with the Westing-house Improved Automatic Air Brake.

Freight shippers, attention I The Kansas Pacific Fast Freight Expressmakes the best time and affords the moat rapid transit of freight between the Missouri River and all principal points in Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, San Juan and Arizona. For information concerning rates, maps, guides, pamphlets, call upon or address, JOnNMUIR, D. CORNELL Gen'l Fr't Agr. Gen'I Pass'r Agt T. F.

OAKES, Gen'l Sup't, Kansas City ileto "Dkcrtfscmcnts. J. RKK.E, .71. I. PHYSICIAN SURGEON Boards at Winkler's Ilotel, ylLMA, KANSAS.

WANT TUE NEXT 30 DA YS, 2,000 dozen IOO Spring Chickens, His of Butter. For which wo will pny the highest ni guest cash rnicE. Remember tho place: UNDER GOLD-STANDT'S CLOTllIXti STORE. WM. GREEN nfi WAMEGO, KANSAS.

Millinery and Dressmaking. 3- Socrcst, Opposito tho Office, has on hand a good assortment of Milliner Goods; and is also prepared to do all kinds of sewing at reasonable prices. Aluia, May 14, 1878. 116 arkel nnilE undersigned having purchased the old Market in Alma is prepared to furnish meats to customers at all times and at REASONABLE RATES. Call and be convinced.

Fat cattle wanted fr which the highest market price will be paid. Orders along tlte Mail lioutcs promptly attended to. Patronage solicited. WILL. DeARMOND, n6 Prop'r.

Attention Ladies. -OF- MILLINERY, FANCY DRESS GOODS, LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS, NOTIONS, at C. A. Peterman's Bazar, WAMEGO, A'ANSAS. Any one purchasing goods to the amount often ($1 0.00) dollars will be entitled to select goods to tho amount ot one 1,00) free of charge.

C. Petekman. Wamogo, Auns ifaj 23d, 1878. 12 infill. ESoIscIicici, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, Groceries, 12 ATS fc Crockery and Glassware, WOOUENWARE, All hi mis ot Country Produce Roulit and Sold.

A FULL LINE OF NEW AND FIRST CLXSS GOODS, Which; will be SOLD REASONABLE, AT THE Vcic Fxehansrc inl cash Store, Of-: site ih: roi OjTJcf, ALMA, KANA- SVfeat "Wanted Immediately, A few loaJs of corn on subscription, for which the highest market price will be allowed. Do You Want a Sowing Machine? If so, call at the News office, where you can purchase almost on jour own tf-riua ari'l have your choice of half a dozen first-cluss machines. We have the following that wc will sell for the prices iiumeu 'xdow: HOMK, price, t0; cash required. $16; balance on time to suit purchaser, or will take any kind of trade. 2 WILSONS, price of each $13; cash, required $IG; balance on time.

AMKUICAN, price $15; csh required $18; balance to suit purchaser. IlKMINOTON, price cash re quired, $18; balance on time to suit purchaser. ti cash required, balance to unit purchaser. All tho above machines are new and warranted Will trade for cows or young stock; or will trndu cue of the machines for a pony. Head the propotiitJs for building a bridge at Newbury.

Heavy rain a fell at close of last week' swelling ufl the streams out of their banks Mt. It. Iiovoo has opened op the busi ness of painting and paper bunging in i Alma. The weather has her so cool fur the putft week that corn ia making a slow growth. It wo a wet time during tho session of th Subbntb ARocialiun last week; but tho attandance was fair.

l'rof. Itipley hrs ben enajed lo teach thn normal institute in Alma, which we it am will commence some time in Jul. Two gentlemen from Pennsylvania urthaKfrii one hundred and fifty lieiul ol slurs in this neighborhood last week Stone work on Hew Ijultiernn church is progressing. The building is to ho entirely completed in the course of tho gum-tn it. Mrs.

Ann lvis, of Danville, Illinois, Iihh purchaHed what is known as Watson's tinlcr lot, nvnrAlma, where lkjuru's saw mill iuw Htands. The contract for c-orryiajj llie mail from Alma to f'urlingnme t-ice a week for tour year from the first of July, bus been itwurdoJ to Thomas It. MeElroy. Mrwrs. IS II Tapper and WM.

Viall, IWthol. Vermont, pare us a pleasant cull mi Monday. They are the jrovem-Mient con tractors on the Almu and Uur-iingaiuu mail r.ut. Mr. I II I shell, who for the past five yearn has beet: route Bjjetit on the Kan hum Unitway, has recently Leon trans-ferrrd to tho Missouri Pacific.

His run wi'l now be from CitT to St Ixuirt. A car load of the new improved l.uck V.ye machines just received at Iron Clad Hl.re in WamejMi, Kansas. All who have Heaping and Mowing to do should s'0 the new Jtui Kyu before they buy. At the Iron Clad Store, Wamego Tho Onaga Journal is the name of now paper, hailing from I'ottnwat-omiu county, the terniiuus cf tho A'ans'as Cential (narrow puag-) road The first nnnil.iT contains a map of tho road, and its coiiUtuiplRted extensions, one of which runs by way of Louisville, Wamejro and Alma. Mr Kvans, of tho l'oltawalomic t'liiwf, St.

Marys, has nssiwlated with him Mr, W. McAnerner, in its publication and editorial management. Mr McAnerny's introductory appears in tho Ia-t isnue, which opens well. Tho Chiwf ox eels as a local paper, loinj ono of the best that ruachei this office. A nfw map of tho A'ansaa Central Railway It) Oinigo, shows the prciposed extension through Alma.

Wc Would sutr-irest that a meeting held and a delegation sent to liCavetiwortli to make eome at ranrf nienU for tho early completion of the work. She riff (lardner and his horse came near drowning on Saturday night, at the croMsing of Mill rreek, south of Alma, lie had erased the creek going south about an hour hefr, and before his rc turn the water had raised ho that his horte was carried off its feet into the will pond. Ify bard scrambling both gut to shore. Ir. L.

Franklin, a practical optician and a graduate of the Warsaw Uuiversity, in Poland, is canvassing this county lor the Siberian Pebble Stone Spectacles, which are used for strengthening and preserving tho eyes, and which never tire the eyes. He made a large number of sales iu this vicinity and wo believe has given the best of satisfaction in every instance. Ha is also the inventor and patentee of th celebrated spectacles with a division in tho glasses, by which a person can see far off and near by without any change, of spectacles. Ir Franklin has the best of testimonials from sciontific and practical men very where. And wo will add onr testimony that we have found the glasses to be everything ho rcprcounts them to be Nowbury Itoms.

The dry weather prophets look sick. Two persons unite! with tha M. K. Church last Sabbatli. A colorod man from Topeka preached the tichool house, on Tuesday night Kx.

Com. Allen Phillips is building one jf the finest stone corral Is in tho county. P. II. Mosier has wild four combined reapers and mowers ia the laM tea days.

On Tacsday evening Morris Hund had a saddle stolin out of his barn. On tho same night Sam Magee hnd a bridle stolen. Look out for jour horses. Martin Mockentbaler has commenced loriti a well in hi3 large wheat field south tewn, so as to have water convenient while harvesting Others would do well to pattern a model larmer. Checkers are more common lhan other games.

It is a pleasant gaum with which to pass away a rainy day or a few hours in the evening by lamp l'jjbt. Sometimes young folks find a suitor. Cut. Dex.makk A car of new improved Kaxsas Wagons al the Iron Chid Store. Wamej-o, KMiisas.

Ticut Lea ch dent for each township in the county, a permanent secretary and an assistant secretary. 'i The permanent secretary shall keep a record of the proceedings of each meet-ir-g together with a list of the Sunday Schools in the county, tho name of the suerintendent, the number of scholars, the postoHicc adtlrc-83 of each 6cliool, tnJ make a report at each annual ineet-in. He should also be provided wilh a map upon which he may mark with a wafer the location of every Sunday school in the county, using colors to represent denominations. 4 The assistant secretary shall write out the minutes at each meeting and ron dor the permanent secretary such assistance as may be necessary. 5 The Treasurer shall keep a faithful account of all moneys collected for the benefit of the association and report at each annual meeting.

G. The Vice Presidents shall have the general eupervision of Sunday school interests in their respective townships, col-loct Sunday school statistics, and report to the permanent secretary at least ten days before the annual mcc'ing 7 The President and Secretaries shall constitute a committee on reunion, whose duty it will be to select topics, arrange a programme, select time of meeting, make arraiigenieuta for the next meeting of the association, and the entertaining of persons attending the association, and to invite such persons from abroad as may add to the interest of the association. S. The officers of this association shall be elected aMiually 9. The president shall deliver tho annual address before the association.

10. The annual meeting of the associa-atioti shall be be in the month of September or October, on the call of tho business committee 11 This constitution may be altered or amended by a vote of two-thirds of those preseut at any annual meeting. The following persons were elected as vice presidents for the townships: Alma, T. N. Watts; ilaplo Hill, Mrs.

Wm Warren; Mission Creek, J. Little; Mill Creek, Newbnry, It nj Balton; Farmer, John Frank; lioek Creek, John llogue Wilmington, Richey; Washington, Samuel (Jardora A'aw, C. Kinnie wan elected as assistant secretary. Model bible class conducted by C. Li nes.

A A Cottrell, of Wabaunsee, brought before us good suggestions on the subject: What more can we do to increase the in terest and extend tho Sabbath school work in our county? Discussion of the question by Rev Marsh, lilenkarn, Fairfield, Gould mid the President An essay, S. S. Literature, prepared by Mrs Cottrell. read by Rev. RIenkarn.

Discussion by Gould, Lines, Myers, Fairfield, Cottrell and Newcomb. Tho dissociation decided to hold its next meeting at Alma. Adjourned to meet at 8 P. 21. KvKMxe Session, 8 P.

M. Devotional by 11 Castlo. Minutes of afternoon meeting read and approved. Ksfc-ay by Rev. Newcomb.

Ry Rev. Myers an address to S. S. Teachers. The S.

8. Schools of Alma, Wabaunsee, Wilmington and Newbury were represented. The singing throughout the association was conducted by l'rof. of Wamego Thauk3 of the association were tendered to the citizens of Alma for their hospitality, also to the editor of the News for the assistance rendered to make the association a success. ST.

F. COTTON, Prcs't. C. O. KtssK, Secretary, jro tem Agricultural.

There will be meeting of tho Roard of Directors of the Wabaunsee County Agricultural Society, held the court house, iu Alma, ou Saturday, June 1st, at 2 P. M. All members of the board are requested to attend, as important business will como before them. The following is a list of members Kd. Derrick, A.

Stiles, P. Woody, D. C. Keeler, J. M.

Johnson, John Hogue, J. R. Luty. A. Schewe, G- W.

Green wood, M. W. Janes, J. II. tix, W.

SCOKIKI-D, Secretary. Gorhsm, John Deere, Marsh, Eureka and 5 other kinds of sulky and walking cultivators al the Irou 4CIad Store, in Wamego. Come nod see thn improved Marsh harvester with automatic crane binder. Thi self-binder works perfectly. Iron Clad Store, A choice lot of toilet soap, perfumerv, combs, brushes, ic always in stock at Stone's, iramcgo.

Swoct Totato Plants. i I will deliver sweet jxtato plants in A In; on U'ednf-sdays ani Sa'urdays of each wovk at 2 cf ni it hundred. Or- ders mav fttaniey or Wi, Zr. Stone, 7 'ml WAMEGO. DWELKR Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils.

Varnishes rushes, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical pur poses. CALL AND EXAMINE STOCK AND PRICES. Farmers and Physicians will find my slock complete and of first class articles. OPvDEKS PROMPTLY FILLED, C3" Physicians prescriptions carefully coiiiiound'ed. n'21l SI.

fi WOOIVAKfi, PII VSICIAX SUUGEOX WAMEGO, KANSAS. Office and residence west sido of Lincoln avenue, two duors North of Sixth street, nJyl DEAJ.KU IK ry Goods, Grocoric, BOOTS AND SHOES, NOTIONS, CLOTUING, And GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Produce of all Hinds, Flour, Grain, Cheese, Butter, Lard, Salt, Furs, cie etc. AT TI7E Cash and Produce store, UiCOLN" AVEXl'K, WAMEGO, KANSAS. nlyl Dr. O.

F. PHYSICIA1T, SURGEOI! AND llcdical Electrician. years Galvan- I ism and Faradism ecientrfi ailjr applied for the cure of Chronic and Nervous Dis Tat'ients promptly and properly at tended to in town or country. Cancer and Malignant Tumors removed without cutting and los of blood. Orfior At THAYER'S DRUG STORE, WAMEGO, KANSAS.

nl PIBrlFXaES. I will mail free the recipe for reraring a sinip'e Vfoktablk Hai.m that will remove Tax, FRECKLES, PIMPLES and Blotch, leaving tho Ekinjeoft, clear and beautiful, also instructions for producing a luxuriant growth if hair on a baid head or smooth face. Address, incloing stamp, BL2t. AN DELF i 20 Ann N. Y.

34ui6 PROFESSIONAL, AUCTIOITEER, TOPEKA. KANSAS, attend to Fales in Wabaunsee and l'oita counties. Parfif? Jt'StHn hi.j services may ablr'tS him tblr Jjk; in the 'A the -stik a car pciiblc. THE EASIEST SELLING, Inc. utb I 5AUSrY.HU Its Introduction and World-renowned reputation was the death-blow to high- priced machines.

THECE ARE NO SECOMD-HAND WHITE MACHINES ll TKE MARKET. This Is a very important matter, as It Is a well-known snd undisputed tact that many of the so-called first-class machines which art offered so cheap now-a-days are those that have been repossessed (that Is. taken back from customers after use) and rebuilt and put upon the market "Nhewhite IS THE PEER OF ANT SEWINO MACHINE NOW UPON THE MARKET. i IT IS MUCH LARGER THAN THE FAMILY CHINES OF THE SINGER, HOWE AND WEED MTK C0STS MORE TO MANUFACTURE THAM EITHER OF THE AFORESAID MACHINES. ITS CONSTRUCTION IS SIMPLE.

POSUIVE A NO DURABLE. ITS WORKMANSHIP IS UNSURPASSED. Do not 117 any ether before- trying tho WHITE. Prices ani Terms Male Satisfactory. AGENTS "WANTED 1 White Sewing Machine CLEVELAND, 0.

M. ROSE, Agent, Alma. Great Ii.aduotiQE pnsciis. V.re arc the first to offer First Class Seving Ivla-chines, At prices within the reach of all. AVE WILL FELL THE VKItY DE.ST Family Sewing Machine For 2S Hollars, On an ornam-nted Iron tan .1 and Trea-Jlo with walaut Top and JJrawcr, and nee-yirjr Attachments, and ueliver it at anj Kailroid Depot ii tbc United SUtes.

lUEE OF CUAIKiE. These machine; are vairanied to do tho whole line of Family Sewing with more rapidity, more ease of iaaagement, aci leg fatigue to the rprat than any mar-hino now in uce. They ir ake the Jl.rtnH Sfilrk in mch a maw thnl thiy at'Ait the of wiwllog thi nm'Ur ihrtnrl, and will sew from the i.utst can.bric to the heaiert overcoat cloth. Sh-1 fr cin.nfar ani fiu-j. Every inscLiric vrarrauttd jT i rtars.

EHROI.S OF YOUTH. A GENTLEMAN who nir-red f'r years from Nervous Dtbilitj, Frtiuature Decay ar.d all the effects of youthful indirection, wi'l, gate of tf erirg honjanity et-nd frre to te it, rc ipeM.d ti i i. uli i. Ut the adverti tsj-erince rjn cio t-f-'t crj Si iiuce JOHN U. 2 New Yoik SewiniMacliine JulI.V Irlit II.