Winfield Telegram from Winfield, Kansas • 4

WagDer, of her cousin. Miss Mattie Marshall, have gon for a month's visit with to Wichita friends and rigid toul Oak Soft at mm I Gounly OorTespondence, l-l-Z- -U-i -l pTo Co-respondents, ffTae CziFG ram's news correspondents will please chronicle all the news, especially such ai I mprorenenu; the finding and Selling of Land, Xlouses or Lots; Marriages, Births and Deaths; 80 jetal Qatherlnga and appointments of coming Meet logs; Visitors: Departures: Accidents and Slcto kiess; Farm Notes, such as Improvements of Stock, ITeeding Shipments of Stock and Grala yLll correspondence should reach the office Saturday or Monday, and vot later than Tuesday. Lawson, both cf Prairie Home, were out pleasure riding Monday evening. We had a nice rain, Monday, in this vicinity, which changed the expression on a great many faces. Broom corn cutting is on hand now, and had it kept dry, fodder cutting would have been on "hand also.

I do not know. Paddy, what has gotten the matter with Old Maid. I suppose she is taking a rest and does not care to write any more. Neptune. MYTO II tea 3 Jos 2.3 i.r 1 II SHELF and HEAVY HARDWARE, Farm Implements, Wagons and Buggies.

Superior Cook Stove, fjre plate warranted 5 yrx Acorn Stoves and Ranges. Original Round Oak Soft Coal Burner. Westminister and Acorn Base Burners. Bain, Studebaker Fish Bros. Farm Wagons.

Birdsell and Studebaker Spring Wagons. 3uggies of all Kinds and Prices. III" 3- WILMOT. The rain of last Sunday night has refreshed the spirits of the farmer and the gras3 of tbe pastures. The great swarm of pedagogues has been hived and will soon settle down to their work of injecting intellectual hony into the crauiuni3 of the promising youths who are hungering for knowledge.

Miss Zaidee Stephens is recovering relatives, Mrs Geo Drury, accompanied by Mrs Buliington, visited friends at Eaton last Friday. Jim Craig, of Winfield, came over to Dexter last Friday for a little pass time with his young friends at this place. Jim is always warmly welcomed. Miss Annie Terrel has been with her sister, at Eaten, Mrs Ada Hall, the past two weeks. She is greatly missed by her circle of young friends during her absence.

Since our last items, a little girl has arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Overly Asbury. Mis3 Hattie Taplin has secured the school at Highland, east of town. Mrs Emma Fay and mother, of lower Grouse, were the guests of Mrs. S. H.

Wells, Saturday last. Mr and Mrs A Peabody returned, Friday morning, fxom a three month's visit to relatives and friend in Illinois. Mr Williams i3 here from north Missouri visiting his daughter, Mrs Geo Brian. 11 and A Branson shipped three car load of cattle and one of hogs, Sun-da v. Sleeman Easter has returned from Greenwood county to stay the rest of the summer.

CO a FRAIKIE HOME. Very hot and dry. Mr Wil Hotts visittd ths neighborhood last Sunday. Miss Addie Smith is with us once more. The farmers are cuttiug ap corn this week.

We never see our Scratch Ridge dude in these part any more. Wonder why? We understand that Miss Farnsworth i3 coming back to teach the Scratch Ridge school this winter. Mr Frank Allen and wife called at his brother's place Sunday evening. Mr Will Brock is going to teach school near Cambridge this winter. Mr Bob Rising is up from Oklahoma.

He reports everything a failure in the crop line. Uncle Tom. West) km mi Acorn nun inroers. mm published tn Telegram Jnlj It. 159a ShcrifPg Sale.

ONE State of Kansas, NOTICE. All parties that are in need of Fenc ingt should not fail to call at the Fence i Cowley county. DOZE In the District Court In and for fae County and State aforesaid. A. Gertrude Robinson.

Factory and examine our fine Yard, First Published in Telegram July Slth, 131X). SHERIFF'S SALE. Cabinets, Mr and Mrs A Welch are enjoying visit from their daughter and family. a from an attack of fever. Miss Sallie McNabb is very much indisposed at present writing.

Mr Ned Tate and Misses Lucy and Nora Tate, Jennie and Lillie Ilolpie, of the Muscow, Sunday Sclool, attended Temperance meeting, here, Sunday. Neptune, Billy Barlow is all right. It is true, he "does itemize only by spurts, but then, this hot weather is not very conducive to strenuous of the brain, Ahem Mrs Elliott is visiting in Nebraska. Mr Elliott shipped eight car loads of stock to Chicago last week. School district No 19 will have its nnnual meeting Thursday, the 14th.

This will be the first meeting this district has had for three years. Most all the farmers will cut up their corn. The Pickwick social given at the Academy Saturday evening, August 2d, was truly Pickwickian, which is to say, was a happ' success. Temperance meeting, last Sunday, wes well attended, but there would have been a larger crowd had it not State of Kansas, riO. 41G2.

Jt'iamtiff, rs. W. H. Cllne, Nancy J. Cline and the South-west Kansas Conference col-.

lege, a corporation. Defendants. jss. Cowley County. who reside near Grenola.

The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid Society met with Mrs Newt Hall last Thursday afternoon. Notice Is lierphr pfrpn that, mr a.a in the District Court in and or ths County and State aforesaid: Baron B. Church, Plaintiff, 1 vs. John Freeman. Dora Freeman, David C.

No. is the dealest, Strongest and Most Durable fence ever made, and will give satisfaction. We have just received a car-lead of fine new lath, that will excel any ever brought to the city. We will have the McCormicb Self binders for sale this year. They are the latest improved standard machines, and will give entire satisfaction to evervone tha will use them.

All parties tbat are in need of a binder, should not fail to call Beach, Clara T. Beach, Jesse Iliatt and Mary A. Photographer 815 MAIN Whiting, Defts. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale to me directed and deliverea.and Issued out of the district court of the county and state aforesaid, I will on Monday, Sept 1st, A. D.

1890, beginning at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day. Wi nfieId9ICs. au uiuci t)f sale to me directed and delivered, and issued out of the District Court of the county and state aforesaid, I will on Monday, August 25th, A.

D. 1890, beginning at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said dar. door of the court house la the city of 4Tinaeld, Ctwley county, Kansas, offer for public sdte and sell, without appraisement, to the highest bidder for cash In hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants in and to all the following described real property to-wlt: Ninety (90) feet off of the east end of lot number nine (9), and ninety (90) feet off of the south half H) pf lot number eltht(S).

in block thirty-one (31) In Highland Park addition to the city of Winfield. lying and situate in the county of Cowley and state of Kansas. The said property is taken as the property of the above named defendant, and will be eoid to satisfy said order of sale and in pursuance of a Judgment rendered by the said court. Given under my hand at my office In the city of Winfield, Cowley county Kansas, this 23rd day of July, 1390. O.

S. GIBSON', tt Sheriff. Peckham A Henderson. Attorneys for Plaintiff. First Published in Telegram July 24th.

1S90.J SHERIFFS SALE. and see. our machines. Orders received by mail, for fencing and shipment made promptly. Call and see us.

L1MBOCKER COGDAL. 518 Main Street, Mr Elliott and wife, of Torrance, were visiting his sister, Mrs Wells, of this place, last Monday. School Boy. MT. ZION.

We had a fine rain last Monday, and the ground is in a fine condition to plow. Johnson has been quite sick the last few days. A letter from Tom McCanless, who recently went to Kentucky for his health, states he is rapidly improving. Charles Smith was in Wichita last week. Kellogg wants another car load of hogs next week.

Mr and Mrs Stone have been visiting their daughter, Mrs Davis, at Udall. The Miss, Stewarts, of Cottonwood Falls, have been spending some time with Miss Alice Evans. at tne soutn aoor or tne court house in the city of Wintield, Cowley county. Kansas, offer for public sale and sell without appraisement to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and in terest of the above named defendants In and to all the following described real property, to-wit: The south half of the south-east quarter and the south half of the south-west quarter of section twelve (12), township thirty-one (31), range seven (7) east. The said property is taken as the property of the above named defendants, and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale and in pursuance of a judgment rendered by the said court.

Given under my hand at my office in the city of Winfield, Cowley county, Kansas, this 30th day of July, 1810, O. S. GIBSON. Sheriff. D.

H. Ettien, Attorney for Plaintiff. J. W. SWAILES, V.

b'cn for the threatening appearance of i he wpather. Addresses were given hy Mrs Phenix. Dr Caldwell, and Copeland. Wilmot is one of the places in Kansas where the true temperance sentiment is kept alive and growing. Many of the students of the Wilmot Academy will be teachers in our public schools this year.

The have all se First publication, Telegram, July lTtb, 1SW.J SHERIFF'S SALE. SUt of BLausaa, I S3. Cowley County, In tbe district court In and for the county and state aforesaid: ST( CK DOCTOR. state of Kansas, S3. cured schools in this part of the count-try, and one thing remarkable about it Cowley County, No.

40ca. R. M.Peck, Plaintiff, TS. John T. Phelps and Ida Bell Phelps, his wife: James T.Shepherd and Charles B.

Dixon, in the District Court In and for the County and state aforesaid: all, is, that their schools are all in adjacent districts. 1J Sandford teaches OFFICE WITH GRIGGS SO, E. 9th AVE. First published in Telegram July 31, lS'Jo. Sheriffs Sale.

an eight month's term, here, at $40 per State of Kansas, 2. II. S. Lewis, Plaintiff, vs. P.

L. Albert, II. T. Albert, and E. H.

Albert. Defendants. j-SS. month; Miss Clara Stephens, six Cowley county Miss Toggle has been appointed month's, at Summit, at $30; Miss Win nie Limerick, four month's term at Po-, school' teacher of this district. Miss In the District Courl in and for the County and State aforesaid.

A. Gertrude Robinson. 1 New Loan Office. Plaintiff, vs. W.

J. Estes, Margaret A. Estes. The College Hill No. 4l8.

lo; Miss Tillie Koerber. a six month's term, at Omnia; 11 Copeland, seven moths, at Richland, at $40; Henry Anderson, seven months, at Prairie Grove, at $40, and Holmes, six months, at jrreen Valley, at $35. What other in- Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, and issued out of the district court of the county and state afore said, i will on Monday, August 18th, A. D. 1890, beginning at the hour of 2 o'clock p.

m. of said day. at the south door of the court house In the city of Wlnfleli, Cowley county, Kansas, offer for public sale and sell, without appraisement, to the highest bidder for cash In hand, all the right, title and interest of tbe above named defendants In and to all the following described real property, to-wit: The west half of the south-west quarter of section number thirty-four (34), township thirty (30) south, of range four (4) east, containing 80 acres more or less, lying and situated In tbe county of Cowley and state of Kansas. The said property Is taken as the property of the above-named defendants, John T. Phelps, Ida Bell Phelps, James T.

Shepherd and Charles B. Dixon, and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale and In pursuance of a judgment rendered by the said court. Given under my hand at my office In the city of Winfield. Cowley county, Kansas, this 16th day of uly, A. D.

1890. O. S. GIBSON. Sheriff.

Eaton Pollock, Altys. for Plaintiff. sutuiion in Rowley county maues as good a showing as this Billy Barlow. Combs has also received an appointment to teach the Bonnewell school. Mr DeMaster, of -Sumner county, has rented the Frank Millspaugh farm.

We are pleased to have Mrs DeMaster, nee Clara Overly, again in our midst. There will be a song service at the Mt. Zion church next Sunday evening. All come and help sing. Last Sunday.

Mr Abb Kerr and family visited Mr A Jarvis, Mr Lee Arnold and family with Mr Counts, Mrs Smith at Mr Scott's, and Miss Ada Wimer took dinner with Miss Maggie Stone, also Mr and Mrs Amos Freeman. I. X. L. Money to loan on farm lands for 5 years on one mortgage deed at low rate.

Quick returns and no commission. Also money on short time loans. Call and see me, at S. D. Pryor's office, over Winfield Nat.

Bank. H. ROBERTS. EATON. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an to me directed and delivered, and issued out of the District Court of the county and state kforesald, I will on Monday, Augnst 25th, A.

D. 1890, beginning at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day. st the south door of the court house In the city of Winfield.

Cowley county, Kansas, offer for public sale and sell with appraisement to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, ail the right, title and interest of the above named defendants in and to all the following described real property, to-wU: The south-east quarter of section fifteen. In township thirty, of range seven east; also beginning at a point on the west boundary of west Main street in the town of Cambridge, extended sixty (60) feet north-westerly from the north-east corner of lot twelve, in block eighteen (18), In the town of Cambridge, thence south-westerly, parallel with north line of block eighteen (18), two hundred and fifty (250) feet, to a point on the east boundary of Lazett street extended, thence north-westerly fifty (50) feet with the east line of Lazett street extended, thence north-easterly two hundred and fifty (250) feet to a point on west boundary of West Main street extended, and thence south-easterly fifty (50) feet to place of beginning, being a tract in south half south-east quarter (14) section twen-ty-etght (28), township thirty-one (31 south.of range seven (7) east of the th p. all of the above de- cribed lands lying and situated In the county ot owley and state of Kansas. The said property is taken as the property of the above named defendants, and will be sold to satisfy said execution and in pursuanceof a judgment rendered by the said court. Given under my hand at my office in the city of Winfield, Cowley county, Kansas, this 24th day of uly, O.

S. GIBSON. Sheriff. Peckham Uenderson, Attorneysor Plaintiff. Town company, a cor- I po ration, and George L.

1 Estes, Defendants. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, and issued out of the District Court of the county and state aforesaid, I will on Monday, Sept 1st, A. D. 1890, beginning at the honr of 2 o'clock p. m.

of said day, at the south door of the court house in the city of Winfield, CXwley county, Kansas, offer for public sale and sell, without appraisement, to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants in and to all the following described real property to-wit: Lots number ten (10), eleven (11), and twelve (12). In block number two (2). in College mil addition to the city of Winneld, lying and situated in the county of Cowley and state of Kansas. The said property is taken as the property of the above named defendants, and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale and in pursuar.ee of a judgment rendered by the said court. Given under my hand at my office In the city of Winfield.

Cowley county Kansas, thls 30th day of July, 1S90. o. S. Gibson, Peckham Henderson, Attorneys for Plaintiff IFlrst published in Telegram July 17, 1S30.J SHERIFF'S SALE. CAMBRIDGE.

rejoicing over the The farmers are good rains of late. State of Kansas, I S3. Cowley Comity, In the district court In state aforesaid: and for the county and The Winfield Savings a corporation. Plaintiff, First published in Telegram July 31, 1800. SHERIFF'S SALE.

F. B. Waldren. A. B.

Wal- No, 3356. State of Kansas, dren, his wife. C. E. Bralthwalte.

Bell II. Young, and E. P. Young, her husband, Defts. Cowley County In the district court In and for the county and state aforesaid: A.

Gertrude Robinson. Plaintiff, Eli Baum, who has been working at Mt Vernon, is here on a visit to his cousin, Wm Baum. The Evangelical church expects to give a concert, in about four weeks, to which all are invited. Mrs Fooshee left for her home in Oxford last Tuesday. Theie is to be a picnic in the Cook grove next Saturday.

The Cambridge school will commence the second Monday in September, with Prof Alberts as principal and it is not yet decided who will be his assistant. NlGNTIXGALE. M. Ij. Gates, Margaret A.

No. 41GG testes, ana tne College Hill comDanv. a corporation. Defts. I ORUNKENNEgD-LIQUOR HABIT- Infill tho World Thoro Is but ono Curo, Dr.

Mfllnca' Qoldon Opeolfloa It eon be given In a cup of tea or ooffee without knowledge of tha parson taking it, actlAg a ipcfly and peimansntrara, whether tha patient a moderate drinker or an alooholio wrack. Thou sands of drunkards have been cured who have taken the Qolden Speoiflo In their ooffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe they Quit drinking of their own free win. No harmful eSeot remits from Its administration. Cures guaranteed. Bend for circular and full particulars.

Address in confidence, Goldxx Spxctxic 133 Bace Street Cincinnati, O. Notice Is hereby Riven tbat by virtue of an Order of sale to me directed and deltvered, and Issued out of the District Court of the county and state aforesaid, I will on Monday, August 18th, A. D. 1890, Beginning at the hour of 2 o'clock p. of said day, at the south door of the court house In the city of Winfield, Cowley county, Kansas, offer for public sale and sell, without appraisement, to the highest bidder, for cash tn hand, all the right, title and In.

terest of the above-named defendants In and to all the following described real property, to-wit: Lot three(3), in block number teml0. in Highland park, an addition to the city of Winfield, lying and situated tn the county of Cowley and state of Kansas. The said property Is taken as the property of the above named defendants, Bell II. Young and C. E.

Bralthwalte. and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale and in pursuance of ajudgment rendered by the said court. Given under my hand at my office in the city of Winfield, Cowley county, Kansas, this 16th day ol July, lsyo. o. S.

Gibson, Isotice is hereby given that by virtue an Order of sale to me directed and delivered, and issued out of the District Court of the county and state aforesaid, I will on Monday, Sept. 1st, A. D. 1890, Beginning at the hour of 2 o'clock p. of said day, at the south door of the court house in the city of Winfield, Cowley county.

Kansas, offer for public sale and sell, without appraisement, to the highest bidder, for rash In hanH oil DIRECT ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY, LEAVENWORTH, ATCHISON, OMAHA, AND ALL POINTS East, North and South. The rain of Sunday night came too late to do the corn any good, but will raise the grass. Mr Williams will teach the young Ideas how to shoot at the Ridge. Harry Shaw gets the Eaton school again.

All join hands in giving Harry and wife a hearty welcome among us Again. Miss Eva Carter returned, last week, from her Missouri visit, and Jimmie was on hand like a lame thumb. Don't fret, Taddy, Maud is afl right yet. 1 have just been taking a vacation and waiting for it to rain so there would be some news to write; but where have you been so long, Paddy The Eaton Creamery Company are making a line lot of cheese, and will soon be able to fill all orders. The festive tramp and the straw-stack roosters are beginning to put in their appearance and crying hard times and no work.

Is it overproduction this time, or what is it 1) Hancy and wife came up from -Nowata, I. last week, and are visiting and friends near Eaton. says that corn is not injured so bad in the Territory as it is in Cowley county. Oh say, you (Courier) Orphan Boy, you think you are awful cute, but we are onto you, just as easy as rolling off of a log. Scatter yourself over more territory and you can hide yourself better, savey Johu Hoel and Frank llaney had the misfortune to break the bit off of their drill, last week, while drilling a well for Taylor, but will soon be ready for work again.

Mr Matt Chambers and wife, of Arkansas City, visited Caster, last week. John Lewis has sold his farm to a Mr CShenvood. All are sorry to loose Mr and Mrs Lewis, who will leave Kansas, soon. Mr Sherwood is a nice appearing youug man, and the girls are on the look out to make a mash'. Rev Biriclaw will preach at Prairie Ridge, Sunday, August the 17th.

All come and give him a full house. Maud Mulleu. iuGnut, nuts mm of the above-named defendants in and to all Sheriff. CARTER'S GRAND SUMMIT. Rev McReynolds, of Altoona.

minister of the Seven-Day Advents, preached for the Grand Summit congregation Wednesday and Thursday nights. JTBrockwas a visitor at Wintield, Wednesday. Watermelons and colic are quoted in market. Andy Finney and family spent Sunday at Cambridge, with iclatives. J.

F. McMullen, Attorney for Plaintiff. iuc luiwB lug uescnuea real property, to-wit: Lots number one (1), two (2). and three (3). in block number thirteen (13).

in College Hill addition to the city of infield, lying and situate in the cou nty of Cowley and state of Kansas. The said property Is taken as the property of the above-named defendants.and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale and in pursuanceof ajudgment rendered by the said court. ot my office in the city of Winfield. Cowley county, Kansas, this 30th day of July, a gibsox. Sheriff.

Peckham Uenderson. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 7 Close connections with all lines tn Union Dapou. Any Information desired, cheerfully furnished by calling npon or addressing. o.

BKAXIIAM, H. TOWNSEXD, Ticket Agent, Gen'l Ticket Winfield, Ka, St. Louis, Mo. ITTLE IVER 2H W1 was a visitor at Grenola, Ellis Mondav. IFlrst published in July 17th, 1333.3 SHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Kansas, 2S Cowley County frrocgh my work to-day? I feel miserable, head achy, tired, pain in my back, my food won't digest, my wholo body seems out of order. We answer that it is no wender you are in such a broken doa condition, and you will keep (retting worse unless vou can cure your LIVEIi. This important organ isouto' order and you must cure it bv promptly using those never faiiinp-a. nn i.L.iww Dr. McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills.

Ihey will restore yoa and give vigor and health to four whole system, making you strong and weU, Dnly 25 cents a box, and they may save your lia in the District Court in and for the County and State aforesaid: Elck Headache and rclicro all tic trostlss lad-dent to a bilious stita of tLe system. 6uch 2,3 Dizziness, Katrsoa, Drorsinosg, Distre. a'tor catisjr. Pain in the Eide, While their eviS remarkable success been eliowa in coiia John D. Pryor, Plaintiff, vs.

WeslPV P. lHarnnn Vans. Hord shipped a car of cattle to Kansas City, Mondav. Thevwere consigned to Brown. Hill, Co.

Mrs Lola and Master Bvron Blake returned from Fredonia, Sunday. Grand Summit was visited with a good rain, Sunday and Mondav, the first in six weeks. Excelsior. A. Pierson.

James Jordan, No. 3432. veo. ai. iuar.

S. Sm. Moore, Mary Lowes and J. A. Mc- your aruggisi xor tne genuine Gutre, Defendants NOtiM is llPfPhT piron and Trac-Mark3 obtained, and all Pat-C 1 9 conQCted for Moderate Fees.

Our Office is Opposite U.S. Patent Office, and we can serpre patent in lees time than those remote from Washington. iin4 odcl, drawing or rith If patentable or not, free of charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. PanJ.Ph,et.

"How to Obtain Patents," with Opposite Patent Office. Washinaton, D. c. H3a2ache, yet Cartir'3 Lit 13 Live? riH3 equal valuable in Tenting bile Cuytiaa correct all disorders of tboe ton v.hxurcriise ht liver and, reguiitte the boTreia. Uvea if they cared jts rr f-v 0ELEBRA TED LIVER PILLS HADE BY FLEMING Pittsburgh, Pa, C7Look cut for Counterfeits made in St LooiV USEIY0RTP0HSH teeth.5 rEnrmirs the breatii.

DEXTER. JLcia they treld boalmoEipricsless to iics-ST-lo from thi3 distressing conjxiD-in br.t forte-Eaiely their goodness dooa cotead tl-cz xrho o-ce try then will find thco3 Utile iHU 'r-Cble in MKsay ways that Ihey will sot bj vX. Ect, after aUsici Lead SI? BREA fvle me direclel delivered, and issued out of the District Court of the county and state afore-said, I will on Monday, August ISth, A. D. 1S90, at te hour of 2 o'clock p.

m. of said da w.leJ5u doorof the court house in the city o'f i- -owly oy. Kansas, offer for public aPPrisenient, to the highest ti.e,r in hand' the riht- titJe and -IS 2 tbe abOTe named defendants In and toall the following described real property, to-wit: Beginning at a point six hundred, eighty-seven and one-half ('H) feet east of the south-wet cor- Lfre.11?rtb1est uarter of section twenty-seven(2T). In township thirty-two32) south, of range ttWm 7C.r!ng theace east one bsndred and ten (110) feet, thence north three hundred and ll JiiUff tnence fovttb three hundred and nine-f. f.

c'f beginning, lying and Kmm county of Cowley and state of The said property is taken as the pro-rty of the above-named defendant Wesley P. and Nancy A.Pierson and wii! be suid to satisfy said or cer of sale and la parsuanceof a judgment rendered by the said court. Given under my hand at my oSee in the city pi WinfieM. Cowley cuunty. Kansas, this 25th day of June.

A. 1). liiO. O. S.

GIBSON. 8. D. Pryor. Atty.

ujt ft 'Sheriff. NEW SALEM. Mesrs McHutchison and John Gil-more went to Chautauqua county, last Friday, on business. Miss Maggie McWilliams, of Win-field, came up, ednesdav evening, for a visit with, her sister, Mrs Wm Stiff. She will stay for a short time.

Mis Annie Irvin, of Winlield, visited her sister, Mrs Orand, a part of last week. She returned home Thursday morningh. Rev Soloman Ferguson, who is living with his daughter, Mrs A Rodg-ers, near Maple Grove, is very sick, and, on Tuesday, was not expected to live. Misses Lvdia Gardner and Anna (ft fa aaIj! In a a wj cw3 (-t t- Kveryone is happy and joyous over the late rains that have fallen the past few days. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Aaron Reynolds, residing east of town, died, Monday last.

Mr A Lankard spent several days at Gueda Springs last week. Mrs Baker, of Labette county, is here lo help care for her neice, Mrs Stowe, who has been very sick for three weeks past. 4 Miss Clara Wagner, accompanied by (is the bano cf to Htt.i Fine Playing Cards. Send ten (10) cents in stamps or coin to John Sebastian, Gen'l Tk't and Passenger Ag't Chicago, Rock IsiiAND Pacific for a pack of the latest, smoothest, slickest playing cards that ever gladdened the eyes and rippled along the fingers of the devotee to Seven-Up, Casino, Dutch, Euchre, Whist, or any other ancient or modern game, and get your money's worth five times over. John Sebastian.

rre mase our grca: Loist. o.ii- pls turd ii wLjIo do rot. Cartr'3 Llr.rr Till', ar tttt r-. i asdlsto.darU ITUOUT A 1I1VAL. 8bItn mllr 1 thi fact rrooxnized that nameron lait.

tlars made, nil claimineto be "Jus! as Good ssilis Frazer" SoKodeAiersolfer cheap staff, beaae thera I. THE FRAZER. It satc your hors labor, und sou too. Tt firat medal at tbe Octennial aa PrU I Ail or -xda arc marked with the FRASSR LABEL. vry ezsj io u're.

r- tT-o j.hy ere strictly vc-ti" Ll3.rs do rot "ric; ftvAf-' "1. ci5 ty tveiyvlxjo, or -jt b- rim -v-: 21': Gen. Ticket Pass..