The Sun from St. John, Kansas • 4

The. Sun. Oats are looking well. Married. Go to Shalers Dtxu St- This Column one Mew Lumber Yard.

LUMBER, LATH, SASH SHINGLES Doors, Blinds, I will keep everjthius pertaining to a first-class lumber yard, and will sell as cheap as anyone in the business. Quick sales and small profits is ray motto. Lime, Hair, Etc. St. John, Kan.

W. S. CORN. belongs to DUNGAN. Livery, Sale 4 Feed STABLE.

Horses, Mares Mules, For Sale and Exchange. A grood supply always on hand. Biddle Ferris, STAFFORD, KAN. AT In IS THE TIME TO I am bound to SELL! Suits from $3.75 to $20.00. Pants from 1.25 to 5.00.

Shoes from 25 to 3.00. Shirts from 25 to l.OO. Over Coats 15 per cent, below cost. Don't Forget South side square, St. John, Kansas.

M. V. B. Lamorecx. This Space Belongs to A.

C. GLASSCOCK, Successor to Hoole Glasscock. Watch it for the best Bargains oDfo- Joj Ellis Ellis. Sunday evening, at the residence of F.B.Gillmore, by Rev. A.

J. Taylor. Mr. Samuel Ellis and Miss Ella M. Ellis.

The happy couple have the best wishes of the Srx for long life, peace, happiness, The rapid growth of our city has taught its citizens to gaze with undisturbed equanimity upon even the advent of the dude and peanut roaster; the wise sayings of the tenderfoot have ceased to cause the boys" to indulge in a smile, but the appearance of plug hats on tiie head of two of our professional men yesterday almost caused a recurrence of the old times. At present writing the "boys" have the hats outside the corporate limits and are shooting them. The band boys had their photos tak en twice Thursday evening, using the court house as a background for the bank for the other. The usual number of street urchins were on hand endeavoring to crack jokes at the expense of the band boys, and when the bank was used as a background, several of the aforesaid urchins, among whom were Master Charlie B. Weeks.

Willie R. Hoole, Willie Dixon and Jimmie Miskin. perched themselves on the bank porch as a relief to the background. Notice. By order of the district court of Stafford county, Kansas, I will on Thursday May 14th 1885, offer at public sale, in front of Hoole Glasscock's store, St.

John, Kansas, all notes, accounts. mortgages, and other property, belonging to the late firm of Wagner, Baker, Co. Schedule of the same can be seen at the store or Hoole 6c Glasscock. St. John, Kans.

The receiver reserving the right to reject anv or all bids. Terms cash. J. C. Hoole, Receiver of Wagner, Baker Co.

Miss Fannie Ilahn closed her sehool in Dist. No. 34. last Friday. Quite a large number of visitors were present and all were well pleased with the closing exercises, which consisted of orations declamations, essays, dialogues etc.

Miss Hahn is entitled to especial mention and credit for the interest she took and caused her scholars to take in arbor day. Mr. Jacob Davis prepared the school house ground, and Miss Hahn had each of the children to bring and plant trees. So far as we can learn she is the only teacher that observed ar bor day, and by so doing she has won the esteem not only of Dist. 34 but the entire county.

The district that secures Miss Hahn hereafter will be considered lueky. If you want a Deed or Mortgage drawn go to C. B. Weeks. It takes the cake does Tansill's 5c "Punch" Cigar.

"So we all sav." A 10c Cigar in quality, but only a 5c Cigar in price; "Tansill's Punch." Smoke the best "Tansill's Punch' 5c Cigar. For sale only at the Barber Shop. Flies are coming; buy a nice screen door of Martin Gloyd Bros and keep the nasty things out. Eight business lots one block east of the square, for sale, price $800. En quire of C.

B. Weeks. I wish to state to the people of Stafford county that I will manufacture, and keep constantly for sale, the Celebrated Double Spyral Spring Bed, which is acknowledged by all to be the best bed spring made. Manufactured at St. John, and sold exclusively by me in Stafford county.

My prices are so low that every family can supply themselves with these springs. Ellsworth. A nice farm of 160 acres, situated in Richland township, price only $5.00 per acre. Inquire at the Sux office. If you want to prove up on your Homestead, or pay out on your Pre emption claim, call on C.

B. Weeks. If you desire to fence and would like first class posts go to Martin Gloyd Bros lumber yard. These gentlemen keep everything that can be found in first class yards. The finest improved farm of 320 acres within 2 miles of St.

John, the county seat, for sale. Nice 4 room house, paint ed and nearly new, two good wells, excellent water, large board corral, large barn 16X60 ft painted, shingle roof, good granery, 100 acres cultivated land some fine trees The sec 19-23-13. Price 3500. Inquire of C. B.

Weeks. Call at Sam Works' and enquire for H. E. Pelton, agent for the New Davis Sewing Machine, and he will take pleas ure in showing you the machine either there or your house. lltf For Sale Team of mules, harness, and wagon.

Enquire of H. Rohr. tf 20.000 acres of good farming grazing lands for sale. I am now prepared to sell all kinds of land, at all kind of prices, and on terms to suit purchasers. Land located in ranges 14, 15, 16 and 17, running as far north as township 20.

Very good land in 24-15; for $600. per qnar ter; also several good farms to rent. Good inducements offered for busi neas men at Macksvilie, where the new town is laid out Call at my house on Bee 12, 24, 15, or address me as below, 31. BXCKTXLL, lOtf Maoksrille, Kans. Go to Shalers for good tobacco.

St. John is wrestling with a coal famine, just now. Mr. Lyon is building a residence in the Mace addition. Mrs.

Carduff has been list for a few days. on the sick Wm. Dixon is building a house on the eeq 13-24-14. It didntrain but five days and four nights the past week. This is a good time to plant garden for vour wifo to tend.

The liens must be on a strike, ing from the scarcity of eggs. judg- Go to Harlan Lowry's and get a tip top set of fly nets, cheap. How does it come that the boys don't play base ball this spring? The M. E. brethren are building a parsonage just east of their church Called meeting of the Stafford County Medical Society, for Thursday, 2 P.

M. Mr. H. E. Pelton was up to Pawnee Rock the last of the week on business.

A gentleman from Virginia is building on the south east quarter of 29-23 -14. Wm. Dixon sold seven lots in Eli Kendalls addition, to Ring last week. Ring are building a large ad dition to their house in the east part of town. The carpenters are getting along nicely with the house of Mr.

A. M-Woolley. The town was full of people and our merchants did a rushing business last Saturday. Wanted A tailor who is a good hand to patch shirts. Enquire of YV ui.

Glasscock. For sale, one first-class sulky plow with three-horse eveners cheap. C. B. Weeks.

Harlan Lowry are offering better bargains than ever in harness, saddles, whips, Gillmore sold to Hon. W. H. Camp bell, of Barton county, the south half of seq 29-21-14. Mr.

George Semon, of Macon 111., purchased of Gillmore the swq 21-22- 12 at $5.00 per acre. The Woman's Auxilary to the Henry Hopkins Post G. A. at Stafford, has a public installation to-day. Oliver Reems, of Macon county, 111., purchased of F.

B. Gillmore the south half and nwq of see 27-21-12. W. R. P.

Shaler keeps all the lead ing brands of tobacco, including, Star, Climax, J. Sunlight, Old Honesty, If you want a good square meal, or a nice clean bed, go to the City Hotel. They make it a point to please their guests. We fear that the last issue of the Ad vance is about to appear. When an editor takes to poetry his days are numbered.

Mr. Corn has decided to engage in the lumber business, and will endeavor to keep a full line. See his advertisement in this issue. Notice. Our first quarterly meeting has been postponed until the fourth Sunday in May.

A. J. Taylor, Pastor, M. E. Church.

Frank Gun ter, of Rose Valley township, is about again. He is the man that received a fracture of the skull from falling into a well about a week ago. Mills Mace sold two lots in addition No. F. Shaler this week; also theTierney place to G.

W. Baker, and one lock in Baker's addition- to A. Cr. Bradt A Bargain. The neq 24-22-13 Stafford county; 50 acres broke; small frame house; price $1000, easy terms of payment.

Address, A. J. BucklaND, 14tf Great Bend, Kansas. Notice. There will be an examination of applicants for teachers' certificates, held at St John, Stafford Saturday, April 25th, 1885.

J. F. Spickard. Co. Sup't.

Dr. Slemmons informs us that Mrs. Dell Perry is out of danger, and that he has stopped visiting her. Such a case as this is generally considered hope less, and a cure would have been considered a miracle a few years ago, and don't lack much of it now. Republican Central Committee.

There will be a meeting of the Re publican County Central Committee, at St John, Saturday, May 9th, at 2 o'clock P. business of importance will come before the meeting. All members of the committee are urgently requested to attend. R. M.

Blair, Chairman. Frank Parker, who used to have a ranch in this county, and was well known to a large number of our citizens, was murdered in Great Bend last Sat urday. The murderer, a colored man, was arrested in Kansas City Sunday evening, and was expected to arrive in the Bend to-day. It is quite probable that the exasperated citizens will string him up. BY W.

K. P. DOW. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPEP. Tuesday, April 28, 1885.

-s-Rates of AdTertisInjr-vS-t- 3-MS- One Column, one year (80,00 6 months 45,00 3 25,00 Half one year 45,00 6 month! 25,00 2 15,00 3 inch space one year 15,00 months 8,00 3 6,00 one year 12,00 months 7,00 3 1 per year 6,00 Local or special noticoa, 10 cts per line, first Insertion, i cts per lino each subsequent insertion. COUNTY OFFICERS. I E. W. Ukwet, Coin's.

C. H. Wilbur, I K. M. Blair.

K. It Swabtz Representative, M. V. B. Laxorccz Probate Judfrc.

T. A. HATS County Clerk T. J. Maxwell, Treasurer.

r. H. Uillmorb, Register of Deeds. C.S. Mack, Sheriff.

W. S. TTRRKLr Coroner, T. F. County Att'y.

Wm. Dixon Cleric, Dist. Court. J. F.

BncaAKD County Superintendent. m. L. jtitch surveyor. M.

E. CHURCH. First Sunday St. John, 11 a. m.

47:30 p. in Pleasant Valler. 11 a. m. Eecond Sunday Our Carter, 11 a.

Liv ingston p. Clear creek p. m. Third Sunday Pleasant Valley, 11 a. St Jo in.

7:301 d. m. 1 ourth Sunday Livingston 11 a. Clear, Crsek, ll a. Our Carter, 8 p.m.; Majville, p.

m. At St. John Prayer meeting every Thursday Sunday school every Sundy evening, at 3 p. m. All are invite a.

N. B. Where two appointments conies on we same Hour one win do nned by a local preacher. A. J.

Ttler. Pastor. Residence: St. John. U.

B. CHURCH. Services at Sandago on the first Sabbath of each month at ll a. st John in the eveninar, Second Sabbath at Stafford 11 a. Prairie Cnapeisp.

Js.aen Valley In the eveninar. Third Sabbath at St. John 11 a. Livings- lonininoBvininiTi rourcn baddmid at Eden Valley 11 a. Prairie Chapel 3 Stafford in the evening.

H. 8, Kieoel, Pastor. Residence miles north of Stafford. Ionle Lodre, No. 254, A.

F. A. M. Regular communications first and third Saturday evening of each month. Sojourning brethren cordially invited to attend.

Eb. B. Marchant, W. Fkakk B. Gillmore, Beo'y.

C. H. WILBUR. Gfreap FARMS i LOANS MONEY -ON- REAL ESTATE -AT- 7 PER CENT RaMes for Sale. No 116.

Good farm 160 acres: GO aort fin hay land, only 6 miles from county Mat, one mile from schoool house; same distance to post office. No 224. 320 acres of land, homestead and timber claim, good frame house 14x20, stories high; 2 wells cattle corral; 30 acres cultivated; 25 head young cows, all with calf, price $2000. including cattle. No 300.

Fair sectiou of land 640 acres, only 2 miles from St John the eounty seat Price only $10.00 per acre. No 301. 320 acres school land in Fannington township for sale for $500 cash. No 357. Farm 160 acres 3 miles from St John, sod house 13x17: granary 8x12; 30 acres cultivated, price $1250.

No. 1595. swq sec 34, 23, 13. Only a quarter of a mile from St John the county neat of Stafford 60 acres cultivated, price $2000. $1000 cash $1000 on 5 years at 8 per cent No 1618.

nwq sec. 35, 24, 13. Price $1400 on easy terms. No 2026. 160 acres in sec.

28-25-15, price $600 half cash. No 1763. seq 26-24-14, price $1000. No 1963. neq 5-25-14, price $600.

Wilbur has a good homestead for sale. Good frame house, story and one-naif, well plastered; 4o acres cum vated, 27 acre good wheat Cheap at Wilbur hu a fine farm of 160 acres only 15 miles from Larned, two story in. me noose, frame granary, 60 acres cultivated, 20 acres in wheat 10 acres in rye. This place must be sold, only Office In Court Houco. pure Drugs, Brushes, Toilet Articles and Cigars, the cheapest place in the eounty.

South side of sonar. Patent medicines of all kinds at thaler s. Stock Ranch For Sale. 800 Acres. 540 acres fenced, 260 acres superior meadow land.

Fine house and out buildings. Price, $5000.00 Gillmore is Agent. 7tf The best assorted line of toilet articles in Stafford at Shaler 's. Eastern parties desiring reliable information regarding Kansas land with a view to purchase can obtain the same by addressing. F.

K. Gillmore. St. John Kansas. At Macksvilie.

Great inducements to men of business. A good location that can't be beat, We want a good store of general merchandise; dry goods, groceries; hardware; a druggist to keep all kinds of medicines, paints, oils, doctors, lawyers, blacksmith's come. Lots sold cheap, and given away to all who will go into busines here. Correspondence solicited. George Mack, Macksvilie, April 6, 1885.

$50,000 to loan on improved farms at 7 per cent, interest, apply to C. II. Wilbur. Gtf If ouy want to make a loan on your farm, can get you the money within 10 days- C. II.

Wilbur. Sewing Machines, If you want to purchase a Sewing Machine call en C. F. Smith, he handles the Howe the best Machine in the market. Prices to suit nurchasera.

For pure Drues eo to the Citv Druer Store. .1 For the finest cicars in the citv call on Shaler, the Druggist. Mnnev at seven uercent interest, tn man oniarms. ee Lharlcs 11. Wilbur.

It will be necessary hereafter to nav cash for express matter and fares on the Snyder McNees hack Hue. Express matter will be left at the Post office. 7 Fine stationery at Shaler's Highest price paid for scrip Witnesses and jurors scrip C. B. Weeks.

If you want to borrow money on your farms to stock and improve them, go to Charles H. Wilbur. I Money Money Money To loan at 7 per cent on good farms. I Charles H. Wilbur.

A nice line of Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Day, Invoice and Bill Books, Notes and Receipts, at the City Drug Store. Henry Rohr wants 5,000 bushels of corn. 4 Take your corn to Henrv Rohr and get cash for it. 4 Notices for Publication. U.

S. Land Office, Larned, Kansas. March 24, 1885 Complaint having been entered at this office by Abram G. Bradt against Joseph WUcoxen, an insane person, his heirs, guardian or legal representatives for abandoning homestead entry No. 6413, dated Larned, Kansas, June 29, 1881, upon the southwest quarter section 2, townshin 25 south of range 14 west, In Stafford eounty Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 19th day of May 1885, at 10 o'clock a.

to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. aprT-lU W. R. Bnowx, Register. Land Office at Larned, Kansas, March 27, 1885.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Stafford county, Kansas, at the county seat, on 9th of May 1885, viz HERBERT E. PELTON, D. S. No. 6628 for the lets 3, 4, south half of northwest quarter sec.

1, township 25 south of range 14 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz Charles A. Conley, Theo Wenzel, John Wen-zel, S. H. Hunt, all of Livingston P.

O. Stafford county, Kans. mar31-i6 W. Brows, Register. Land Office at Latned, Kansas, March 24, 1885.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Register or Receiver at Larned, Kansas, on Wednesday May 13, 1885, viz: DAVID S. CARNAHAN, homestead entry No-3986 for the southeast quarter of sec. 22 town" ship 25 south of range 14 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: H. A.

McHenry of Antrim P. O. Stafford co. Chas. Cubbagc, James Neelands Luther Neelands of Livingston P.

O. Stafford co. Kan. HENRY A. MCHENRY, homestead entry No.

7231 for the southwest auarter of sec. 23 township 25 south of range 14 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: David S. Carnahan of Vosburg P. O.

Chas. Cubbage, James Neelands, Luther Neelands of Livingston P. O. Stafford Kans. mar31-16 W.

R. Brown, Register. U. S. Land Office, Larned, Kansas.

3640. March 24, 1885. Complaint having been entered at this office by Joseph F. Kline against Grier B. Chace for failure to comply with law as timber culture entry No.

2458 dated Larned October 14, 1878, upon the lots 3 and 4 and south half of northwest quarter sec. 1, township 25 south of range 15 west, in Stafford county, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; contestant alleging that Grier B. Chace, the claim ant, failed to plant to timber, seeds or cuttings five acres or any portion of said tract claimed during the fourth year from date of entry, and up to the present time no timber, seeds or cuttings have been planted by claimant or any one for him upon tract claimed, and the tract has not been cultivated at any time since date of entry, and said claimant has wholly abandoned said tract and has wholly failed to comply with the timber culture law, the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 12th day of June, 1885, at 10 o'clock a. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure. mar3l-l5 W.

Brown. Register. Richard Wolf In the District Court vs Stafford County, Kansas. Georgeanna Wolf) State of Kansas foa County of Stafford H8- The said defendant Georgeanna Wolf is hereby notified that on the 28th day of April. 1885, said plaintiff filed his petition in the Clerk's office, of the District Court, of Stafford County, Kansas, alleging that defendant had deserted and abandoned plaintiff for more than nn year last past, and proceeding for a divorce and the custody of Joseph.

Frank and Walter Wolf minor children, and that unless said defendant answers said petition on or before the una aay or June issa, tne same will be taken as true, ana a decree entered accordingly. Richard Wotr Plaintiff. Adams, Preston Totton, Attys. for Plaintiff. Attest, William Dixon, apr2S-17 Clerk Dist Court.

GEORGE BRECKENRTDGE Has opened a new boot and shoe shop, on the north side of the square and is prepared to do all kinds of work in his lint with neatness and diipatoh. 1IEI7 SHOE SIP BELONGS TO Dixon. WATCH IT FOR BARGAINS -IN- LAND -AND- City Pierti! Deeded. 100 acic farm, 3 miles from county scut. Frame house 12X32, Soil dark rioh loam.

Cotton wood hedge around the farm. Trees from 0 to 10 feet high. Price S10.no per acre. oah time on ballance. Deeded.

100 ncres, 10 miles from St. house; prood soil; located in Bhlp. Price cash. John, tuiall sod Kirhlaad town- Good farm of 100 acres, IS miles from Larned (rood soil; good sod house with frame addition 8X18. Sheep shed 120 feet long; will accommodate 1000 sheep; frame barn 14X32: 45 acres under cultivation; 10 acres growing rye; wind mill and pump 3 corrals.

$0.00 per acre. Farm of 100 acres adjoining town of St. John frame house; two rooms: high board corral: 70 acres of growing wheat: good well and pump: sod stable; soil rich dark loam. Price per acre. swq of section 5, township 21, range 15, good soil.

Price $850.00. Vi cash. West half of sec. 9, tp. 23, range 15.

320 acres Price $2100. 1280 acres; good soil; 2 mlle9 west of St. John will make good farms for 8 families. Price $10. per acre.

320 acres, 7 miles from co. seat, all good soil. Rattlesnake creek runs throug this land. Price, SO per acre, part on time. 160 farm in Rose Valley twp.

100 acres in cultivation all good soil; frame house 12x28 with basement; frame shed 10x01; frame shed 12x32; 1 1-2 acres forest trees; 150 peach trees and a corral. Price, $3,000. 80 acres adjoining town, suitable for laying out in town lots. Price $50.00 per acre. 430 acres, 4 miles from St.

John with frame house; 290 acres under fence; 110 acres under cultivation; sod barn; running water the year around; will al sell 100 head of cattle, horses, and farming implements at a reasonable figure. This place is a fine stock farm and is well worth the the price asked. Price of land SI 5.00 per acre. Timber Claim. 160 acres 4 miles from St.

John, 150 under fence; will pasture 100 head of cattle; wind mill and pump, 44 bbl. tank; good troughs; 10 acres broke; 33 head of cattle. Price inclading cat tle, SIUU.UU. Timber Claim. 80 acres, 8 miles from St.

John. Price $200.00. House and 4 lots on Main street in St. John; 3 rooms; 1 blk from square. Price $1000.00.

Deeded. 160 acres, seq of 13-23-14, good farming land. Price $800.00. Easy terms. Timber Claim.

160 acres; good soil; 2 miles from St. John; will make good home. Price $1200.00. 1 have a 2 story house with Ell; good barn; fruit Lot situated within 150 feet of depot in flourishing town of Ilindsboronsh. Ills.

Value of property $1800.00. Will trade for farm in Stafford county. This property is suitable for a hotel, or can be used for store room. Trade. 2 valuable lots in Kansas City, to trade for farm in Stafford county.

Th ese lot3 are increasing rapidly in val ue, and will be a bargain for party trad-1 mg. 320 acres fine bottom land; 6 miles from St. John. $5.00 per acre. 430 acres one-half mile from St.

John, for price etc. engqire of Wm. Dixon. Timber Claim. 160 acres as good soil as can be found in Kansas.

Very desirable location situated between Larned and St. John; post office on section; price extremely low, must sell to raise some cash. House and Three Lots. For sale frame house 20X22 with porches; in good location. This is a neat cottage and very cheap; situated in St.

John. Price $700.00. 80 acres good farm land; no improvements. 8 i of i 12-23-13. 6 miles from county seat.

Price $8.00 per acre part on time. Deeded. 160 acres unimproved land; good soil, will make a good farm or is a good investment for party having money. Land located in Fannington township, price $5.00 per acre. Deeded 160 acre farm all good soil, 30 acres in cultivation, 4 miles from Stafford, price $10 per acre.

320 acres in Fannington township, all good soil, $600 worth of improvmenta 90 acres in cultivation, price $8.00 pr acn part on time. WM North of Park, This space BRATTEN TABOR'S RESTAURANT. SQUARE MEALS. The Red Front, In Rear of the First National Bank, LARNED. KANSAS.

-BY- GEORGE DELKER, MEALS AT ALL HOURS. FEED STORE. J. R. MISKIN, Propietor.

Flour, Feed, Bran Coal. Wholesale TiEtail. G. X. BAXTER, Blacksmithing OF ALL KINDS.

THE RED SHOP, Southwest corner of square, ST. JOHN, KANSAS NEW LIVERY Barn. Shepherd Douglass, West op Sqcabk. K. K.

1 T. Land Cattle Co. HIVE An Of the most productive farm land and stock range in the state, loca ted as follows 8624 5421 acres in Town 21 Range 11 1752 23 9376 21 12 TRANSIT In I 1 Ill fill Hew Proprietor New Fcraitire. For a sq uare Meal or 9d Night's Lodg- ing, Go to the Lin- dell Hotel, Cor. Bth Broadway.

Kuki. L. C. THOMPSON, PROPRIKTOR. CHARLES CR1BBS1 o.o.o.o o.

EW. Blacksmith Shop. S. W. Cor.

Square, St. John, Citv Meat Market, JOHN PAT0N, Proprietor. We keep constantly on hand a full su) ply meats, uicltnling PORK, BEEF, MUTTON Sausage and Poultry, Game, Fish, Etc. 00 The highest market price paid for hides, furs, pelts, game. etc.

J. W. THOMAS. T0NS0RIAL ARTIST, CORNER SQUARE, ST. JOHN, KANSAS, Is prepared to do any and all kind of work in his line.

Llair cut in the latest style. Shampooing and Sea Foam. a specialty. Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Ever Offered to the People of Stafford County. MEAT MARKET.

I am now prepared to supr'y the public with fresh Beef, Pork, Sausage, Etc. You will do well to give me a call. J. D. Davis.

North-wet cor. public square St. John 4456 22 1728 23 ALL IX STAFFORD COUNTY Having secured the exclusive agency at this place for the sale of the lands of the Kentucky, Kansas and Texas Land Cattle I am prepared to furnish them in quantity, quality and location; to suit most any purpose desired. First class conveyances always ready to show lands, and all letters of inquiry promptly and definitely answered. Call on, or address, F.

B. GttLMOix, gt John, Kan. 9.