The Alliance Herald from Stafford, Kansas • 3

JTSAt- rt M1. .1.11.11 mm- na itAHHJU AAAAijAJiiii- conjunction, with Fitch, county. PENERAL piRECTOIY. Jpff ffij) ppjlfj. i V' a i feU 15.

fj J. LEE Takes pleasHe in announcing to the people Jias Opt-Ud'A eyftuviuti. Perfumery, Toilet which ha offers to customers at rensoo-ibie south of STAFFORD. DR. W.

S. J' Black tea, tlio'ce, at Maxwell's. Remember the teachers association on Friday of next week. Several communications and school reports are unavoidably crowded out of this We are sorry fir it, and wish we could avoid. It eecms evident that we shall be compelled to enlarge the IIehald ere lon.

Tho new combination of. Smart Weed and Belladonna, as used in -Carter's Back-ache Plasters has proved to be one of the best that could be made. Try one of these popular plasters in any case weak or lame back, back ache, rheumatism, neuralgia, soreness of the chest or lung, and you will be surprised and pleased by tie prompt relief. In bad cases of cbroDic dyspepsia a plaster over the pit of the stomach stops the pain at once. Ask for Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Back-ache Plasters.

Price 25 cents. Sold by Lee Jolley. Dr. II. Bulow inform! us that he was called lasi Saturday to Rankin's sheep ranch, on the Salt marsh, to ascertain the cause of so many of his sheep dying.

Upon a careful examination the doctor arrived at the conclusion that an insect deposits an egg in the nostril of the sheep, the egg latches and the grub works its way up into the brain, causing 'death. Mr. R. has lost several hundred (Successor to W. A.

Black Co. IN: Druqs. rsledicines, Paints, Oils and Glass WHICH HE OtFEIW To the People of Stafford (md Vicinity AT BED-BOCK PRICES Calli attended Day or Night STAFFORD, CONTRACTOR Stafford, Plans, Specifications and Estimates furnished on application. I will make it to the interest of to give me a call before closing a RELTGIOUS Paptists. Bervrcesat Ooshen cm 1st.

flab- both In cacti month; St. John. FrtdftV even- Inst UefiHn 2d Sabbath Hod Church, Stl Pah- i imin, nwnora 3d rribbMh; ecnooi house on Friday evefins befrr 4th Habhnth Tlonocr, J. O. Kmllfy.

pastor, llesidence, tnllea northeast of HtnfTord. Hpiscopai. Mkthodihw. Er. G.

Hamilton, pastor. Fervlces nt the bail in StatTordoa the 1st Sabbath In each month. UXITED BnETtlTlEK." PeV.II. 8. P.lerel.

TElf- siomary: services, first Patbath each month nt. eod church, at r'tM-k am; Kt. John, at 4 pm. 2d. Attffftflbrd.

11 a Frwrnpn. 4 Sd. rtramnt VaJlT.1l m. th. Union Valley echool nous.

11 am; Staftrd evening CowCRFATtoiAlJRT. Samuel DUley, r8tnr; services on the 4th Of each month, at 11 o'cloci, a. m. POSTAL. MATTERS.

F.Tt fiTF.RLiso. ftrrlvea Tuesdays, Thnrsdays and lVKxlXra moll leaves and arrive, the same Merlin, BT. Johw and western, leaves Tned.v and Fridays at 6 a. m. Arrives same days at 8 pjn COUNTY OFFICERS.

J. C. Tteprcsentatlve. Job M. Miller.

Ch'n. Connalggloaera, VP. K. KaurrMrartner, JE. II.

Young. Frank Cox County Clerk. J. H. Smith Treasurer.

E. M. Broughton Judpw. O. W.

lionsnmn. Itcffister uf Ieed. J.Webster Miles Sheriff. Dr. W.

8. Tyrrell Coroner. K. M. Morjrnn, County Attorney.

8. P. Umcev District Court Clerk. H. L.

rttch Surveyor. TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES. Cooper, E. Patterson, Hares, Peter Heward. B.

W. Eakln Lincoln, W. II. Burning, St. John, rt.

Rixon Clesr Creek. Cie.rk York, 8. R. Crawford Stafford, Jos. Cooper, Fairvlew, H.

B. Masters, Kichland, James A. Parmineton. John Ray, Roe Valley, Jos. W.

Mllwankee Deanvllle. fr-eward Oreat Bend 8t. John. V.V Haynesvuie I Stafford Llvtnrston Macks ville Leesburg usiness Cards. J.

W. TYRRELL, VO T.2JR I VBJLIC. Collections made promptly. Deeds, mort- gases and contracts drawn. Taxes paid for nonresidents.

Market prices paid for county crip. MONEY to LOAN ON Improved. Farms in Stafforn and adjoining counties. Stafford Citt, Stafford County, Kaksas. I S300s lMosth guaranteed, fuaaay i at home made by the Indus- 'trious.

Capital not required; vce win trt rou. Men. worn-I llLl: hornaee once JnTsee'for "SHalSS SJuySStflJ and terms free. Now Is the time, inose i already at work are laylne up large suras oi money. Address tuuk Augusta aiaine.

VICKERS HOUSE. lias been recently refitted and now offers the best of accommodations totne traveling puo-llo. For lirst-clrtss board and eood. clean beds alvo a calL l'ticea moderate. L.

D. Vtckers. Proprietor. THE LARXED HOUSE. Opposite Depot.

H. S. ISBELL, LAJiNED. KANSAS, Suite of rooms, aiso pooa hampie ivoom ior ikimmercial Men. Terms, Kaeonaoie.

i $66; WEEK in your own town, and ine capital needed. Yon can give I the business a trial without ex- nense. The best opportunity evor itn il, Vmi olinnlH I i f-r vriiirsplf what you can do at the bus'aess we offer. No Material Furnished tvhen DcireJ'm urveyor, meet at the effice of I. II.

Dix on May 3d, 1881, and proceed to view and survey according to law. Bond for same road approved. i Concluded next week. Teachers' The teachers were pocrly represented at the call at Stafford on the 8th int. Meeting held in Jol'ey's drus store.

Called to order by Co. 6upt. Buckle. Dr. Tyrrell nominated and elected "presi dent? R.

Wells, sec Motion by Buella tht the chair ap point a committee of throe, whoso uty shall be to. flraft a constitution and by- aws, for consideration at next meeting. Buckle, Belfridge and Weill were the Next came some interesting "and spicy ittla speeches from.Selfridge, Buckle, and Walters on the propriety of adopt ing a uniform series off text-books in the schools of Stafford co. (Our association indebted, to Editor. Roeoe and Dr.

Tyrrell for some excellent ideas on this subject.) However there" not be ing a sufficient number teachers present, we did not cqme to any definite conclusion as to what we. would do. By mo tion of C. wa. adjoifrned to meet again at Stafford, Fridai' April 22nd 1851, at p.

m. i Stafford K's; J88I. My wife was suffering' with consump tion in the "first degree. I tried several patent medicinei, and gave medicines prescribed by two" physicians, but fhc re ceived no benefit. I employed Dr.

H. Bulow a few months ago and she began to improve on taking- the first prescrip tion, and is now entirely restored. T. B. Gaston.

Laborers Wanted. Parties desiring a good tituation in New Mexico at $30 per. month and board, can learn particulars by calling on U. Mattox or at this officev Persons going and staying six months can get transpor tation at $14 each war. Tea! That choice 50 1 cent tea, has arrived at Maxwell's.

jSPECIAL OTICEC. Patronize the Staffo.dIill. Ana still tney cornel lnose new goods at Maxwell' 8. Tyrrell is doing a good business loan ing money. Uall ana sea him.

Come to Stafford to get your milling done. Wanted! Those who desire to pay their subscription to this paper in work, to report for duty at their earliest conve nience. We want plowing, hauling, cot- ting of stalks for fuel, etc. J. W.

Tyrrell has filled up his store with freshgroceriea, nTry goods," which he is seiliug cheap. Oranges, lemons and coooanuts at Maxwell's. At Grant k. Son's is the place to get you a cheap suit of clothing. WantedI Two or three dozen last years chickens on subscription.

One good rooster will bo- accepted with each dozen. 1.1 1 tlOSC new goods nave JUSt arrived at S. Grant Son's. p.l' appentc. The Stafford Mill continues lO grow in 6 favor every day.

We will mke it to the, interest of ev ery farmer deriring to btiy. fanning mill to call on us before purchasing. Notice: Colts taken-to pasture on tho most fvorabie terras -by-. a rnce, eight miles north of Stafford. 42t3 Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic Fever Ague.

Applications for final proofs taken at this office on the most reasonable terms. Lookout for new goods at S. Grant TkoFe who want to pay thcir subscrip tion in corn will confer favor by bring ing it in at once. Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Ma laria. Bring your county scrip to this office The Collowlni prices were paid In Stafford yesterday.

for the articles named: tVTTEAT. new. 75 P. CORN, old. 25 3 'e.

bushel. FLOUR. 2.40 f.3.S0 cwt. fl.lQ? cwt. BACON-.

POTATOES. eUT5 JitlTTEK leC. (jo. BEANS, C. dried, lift, for ft FEACJIES.

dried, m. Torf 1. CHICKENS. 1X0 a 2.00. HIDES, preen and salted.2 to 4 dry Tint and 6 to 7 TALLOW 4 to 6 Authorised Agents OF THE COUNTY HERALD.

The following named persons nro duly an- tliorizsd to take subscript ions for the Herald ajh receive money on the same: Geo. W. Boosman. Clerk of the District any whre tfae E. 15.

Smith. Livingston, W. K. Dow, Milwankee. Thomas Lerens, Hay nes ville.

Other names will be added as sooa as af rangements can bo made. Bring your job printing to the Heeald. office. Orfcar Jolinson is deputy postmaster at fVJs rUCn Fritz Harms 'rotutnecl from Missouri last Thardday. Sir.

and Mrs. 2ibe Vickers are ex pected home Sattuday. John Fowler is the Itenublican central L-uinujjuee man eiect ior town- 4 ship. Mrs. Abbie Stewart commenced a four months school in the Cook district last Monday.

John Cook, has returned from the railroad, where he had been at work du ring the past winter. Mis, Ut Smith of i her sisters, Mrs. Ella Conway and Miss Sallie Smith. liaumgartner, our enterprising miller, has dug a well and has commenced building an engine room. Geo.

McNcal started for McPherson county last Monday where he expects to remain during the summer. uuuu vi jjruujtiuau gut one 1p( batllv sonMed last vrool- tYia fallintr or a stove. It 13 recovering, iwo rratt countv p-entlRmen nasserl last week and reported weat looking well in that county. Our steam mill commenced operations ln9f A nnA cof- action. Success to the enterprise.

Todd R. Wells, of St. John, was in attendance at the teachers' meeting Iriday, and called on the Herald. Our little girls desire us to thank Thomas Deselms for a nice little broom, which he presented them last week. Letters received from members of the Colorado party report them cettins aloB? finely, and expev-ting to reach Pueblo tO-IUOrr0W.

rnnm u-. ui it isiuusiti, uu uas been hnldmL' rnttli r-n hn ATodlnn ffi pany With AI Walter. t'- v.uiiii iiittiuc uiu umurrEU over in the sand hills last Saturday evenine, but I ivnuuuny uu au)asc was uuuu i tfi v.nrn:n nf lue uurumg ui rue gras. Why don't you try Carter Little r- Th(iV nrA v.v ror pick neauacne. ami a thn i nro.

duccd. by disordered liver. Only one Bar.k-a-hA i almnst immnUa Ai n.n.j t. Ti uccuuuu jjcuauuuuiv jacs acne nas- ters. lry one and be tree from pain.

Price 25 cents. Sold by Lee Jolley. Beginning with next Monday, our lit- tie city will receive three mails per week rom -Hutchinson, lhis gives us a mail out to the road and one in from the road each day. Indeed Stafford is booming. A little son of Ranhael Row.

whn lives near Leesburg, an ugly wound i 1 il on the left side of his faee last week, by the Dite 01 a dog. Dr. Bulow dressed it carefully and it seems to be doing well. A Alt QA IN! Will sell the im- movements on a ouarfer of school lml 7 II i a twu sun wen, uu two ets, pulley and rope; and eight acres of brcakinff for 825. Enouire at this office.

Charlie Magill, Our enterprising car penter has completed the new school ,1 nouc, wun lle exception Oi part 01 tne It a neat; mechanical lob and Charlie deserves great credit for his Kii TU'U YA of i I I I I 1 1 I I I 1 I I F. 11. Weaver Gcii.gts Kansas City, JOLLEY 21" "Atof tnxry, that he i I Articles, I pnw rao criu Une aoor i Urotacrs' store. KANSAS. TYBR.SLL, KANSAS.

AND BUSLDER, Kansas. those contemplating building contract. CIS StCIiarlcs Street, St.Ioni3,Ho. A regular graduate of twoMedioalOoIlegBS.has beea looser located tiuin anyothfeftjs.cian ia IjULouis, escity papers siiovranJ all old residents know. Bypn.

ilia Qonorrhoaa, Gleet, Stricture, Orchitis, or MercurialAflecticna Of Tnroat, Biiaor Bone3 cared Hafoly, IriTotely. Spermatorrhea-SexualDebility and Impotea-cy Mtharesaltof excesses la ran-turor years.or over nervonTOess seminal emissions, dsbility, ol sight, defective memory; physical decay version to society con-fuslonof ldeas.los.of sexual marriaga improper, eared. Consultation as eSo. or by mad free and invited. rampUlet ona stamp, llsdioinea sent by moil or express.

CuttJ Ruarunfeed. Whore dotibtexit it Is franklyrtTtod. MARRIACEi.piE& Pfils. i GUIDE! Tne whole story, well thu fUowinKsnbjeoUt Who nwy marry, who pot, why Manhood, ical decay. bo should marry, how haipines maybe increo.pa,effectfi of cel lbacy and excess, and many more.

Those mamod or contemplating marriage should read it then keep no-dor lock and Key. 25 CtS. by mail in money orpoe-tivJO EnttlishGa man French read or erioKen. Si la La LalWeakne's, Lost 1 of Ideas. Avcreioa to bociety, Defective Memory and Disordtrs browtht on bySelf-Abniw.

Druwrist has the ingredients. fct IoaUOnrative Pt.Chnrlas St. Louls.Mo. Ur.tlAGUBS 9rt4 Of. et.t Mn.

ctcld oSex oonuotm 10 curoopermawjriuueu, otluuw ncsa, Impotency, aU forms of Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Urinary or Bladder diseases. K-eentcasei eared in few day Iiinea-wje rpultin from wlf-abnw, or exposure cured fer life wit'n eafe medicine. Advice fne. Charioas low. Call or write ia strict contidenoe.

Svmrtom Book for two strimn EilARRIAGE GUIDES A lanre. new and complete Ouide to TrTAXln.ir nntiniir chartnni OS A KlpCtiOa Of uli.a'WifA. Tnmneraments. comDOtlble ana Incompatible.Steruifcy in and treatment Advice to Brideirroom.Hnsband and Wiie-Prostitutioa its caasen.Oelibacy and Matrimony compared, losjngul Unties, Confiaement, Love Coartshiii. ImpedimenU to Marriage, Science of Keprodaction, Single Lifeeon-eideted.

Law of Marriace and Lvorre, Legal Blunt of larried Women, etc. Diseases of Women, canwM 1 and tre-ntmenL A book for private and considerate reaaina, ef S12 bakm, with full Plate Enernvings. sealed. BJ ct. THE PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER On Syphilis.

Gonorrhoea, Gieet, StrictuWycxico-cele. also on Spermatorrhoea, Eexual tteDUity nd Impotency from telf-Abose and Hxcefe, cane-Ing Seminal fcmispions, NervoasrMa, Aversion to bo elety. Physical Deca. Defective Memory, Loss oi Rex-wl Power, marrinKe Improperor nnhnnp: piving trajitrncct. fia'i valuable icipes for the care o.

piis.over BO p'atcs, Moentt Medical Lectuce oh rtAiiK00DLWcr.yuiKC03,lCCTC scrlouil "nicEiy Ujuad in oas vuinmeontaininR tiSpages, and cverl-W iilnstnitrmi 1 5BjrombT'n? volume is the most popular Mrdical boo sraat valn3 to thryse suffering from imimrrtiee ot tne nnder the head of PrtI VATli or CHKOMC" di-fvgf. Pstae stsmpe taken in jrfrrrrx-trt for tiUTTS ClOr tNlrtlW chronic diesei sndrorapucatd cases resulting frora urjpnresetoal associations, seif-ftbnse of seinul sioesss. Personal consuit-vtion Prewj r4.and is free and invited. Q-jertions to be anw by ptttienta deirinKtfeitmntmniled free on application. Far hooks or treatromt address DR.

BUTTS, 1 2 N. 8th St. LOulB. WIO. gtmm.

reffertag tna Rnptnre htZ o4 Inn onethliigtothlrl-tw. It aot a trwm.sr 10 r- 9 lTH IV 1 MAMTU 1 1 It. 1 11 InUil I lij Ull 1 ONE DOLLAR YEB-' The Chifiarjro Lwrfrrer will bo nyuddra prtet-ve hi the lriee nmeU $rortfit sent free to thoe who wish to the most p'pjisant and prontahle known. thm? vpitni r-ot r-fOirel We will furmsn you Si'taihy t-nl upwards i easily ide without tayin? awy fr.mi over night. No 1 ik whatever.

Mhtiv new wurkerR wnied Many are ir.Akia',' fortunes at the business, lijwlic-s mnkea ruucb as men, and young boys and Kirls liwka arreat pay. No one who wiliin" to work torrmke money tv-ery dav thiu can be made in a wsck ji any ordluary cmplovinent. TU'jso wlw acae nt nr. wiW find a shon to f(-iine. A'Vlrci-5 Cv TurUaa 3 1 ti pHUusTiea.

xao Sutnor 19 an many practice, as is wfcU known), aad the advice itnwn.will fonna 3 S. i' Si i 5 r. 4 5r 1 2 ill 1 hi. 14 w-Jt 'f1- -7 rtcHrj thm lal ecTioa, ti-i foiiowfrotn it u-'. UCAT v'Zct'nc fivri 1 023 frcw F-itucaJ tad ll ti- iciatsiy j' kec I tjsun.rthi:n OR.

CROCK'S ViKtj SFIA.t. i lar a ecu uc "ir TUB tEALKa EIXEIT it. Eticcceaors to OlircrCrck A Dayton, er.io. cout IT OS J. KRAMER'S CESXt? E.Y 1" Tet atafn Its effects.

IYioe v5 cent hex. bliauiJ vonr druccict not Itave it. ou receipt cf 25ci(3 or jKtgf ttan.) we ei expeuso. 13. SMITH P.opct.

IVytCD, t). rm7 IT? C3 0 CURE THE OHLT TRUE BALARIilL ill BY MisGrntionj ate. Iloltaan's Asrae, Liver nr.ct 1.1VER ttA Sl'OMAal THOL- 1SIJX Holman's Special Pad Adsptel to o.J chronic cases. rric Svl.O. rSplcca Uelt-Vr nl caai'i of Eniarped SpKf i nnJ nnyl-lillng l.tvor and Stomaca troubh-s.

Ti Ice tIolmans Infant! lad-lr Omenta Infanta and children. Frlcl.iJ. Ilolman'n ISenal for Kidney Bladder 1'rice Ilolmaa'w Pad For leiuaU tronblus Trice Ilolmnn'a Absorptive Mpdlclnil CoaT Planter Tiie I eat nia io porous on rubl-er Ixisi.i. Vrico 25c. Holmau's Abnorrtlve Hicditinal Foot I-lnvtet Forunniblepi nndlu plaii Price per pair ij.v Absorption Salt Medicatoi Foot Bath" ior tolda.

Obstructions wil nil carej whr a f-ot lath neede.L Ter M.t j-aflwce, Porsal-3 ty nil by poatpaid. oa receipt 01 price. TU' Bilt la not "snailaMe nn.l nmt bu scat by JiXyrts nt expf.ipi. Tna Mieci-sa of llolzziin'M rncTa ns In-rplroJ Imitators w.10 o.i'cr Tuu. s.n;ii.;r rcR a r.C tj tio tr.ue LTouii sjyirj, "They ara thveamo, fcc." Kow.ir a.

I Hoocs fads, only pollen up to Boll oa reputation of the penuinov thHt each l'ad le.nra the gron rnivATt ETFrB STAMP of th l'ad Couipaiiy witii r1xvi Trade-Mark. c'ilioteil with caronlc allmenlB send a eon-eise dtcrlption cf wiiiua will ccive rrwmpt nnd careful a.teulioii. Dr Hclmavs a ivic la free. 1 troaUa Bent free oa application. Ad.lr-5S.

I JO MATV IMU (P. O. Box 2,11 Wi.l'uru Struct, New York. IIA171 DTT.U tin wir3t 1 1 in it. taneoaaly, jro.tuci.i? v-'C2i thu most natural 1 of or lni vvn 3(" feS RlSTADGuU t)Iy oppiiod.

A i'Yy-X fiery we.l poinieti tuciior riuy- ail dm-ri: rnd aj- TjUciI by ail iiatr drears, i. Citl-TAIK)' William btrevt, J.cw oslu PATTERSON PtCTCCM Aidbtopursan days '5s- ONLY PATTERBOH OBGAHlSif aS Ttreasets Reed3, 5 Octaves, 13 IIcigLt, 74 in Width. in Jptli. ii in. Two Kneo Hwolls.

The ea ie 6rli 1 Walnrit, tastefnlly ornamented with hand.TT? Mottlel French Walnnt Panela. whii-h. being hifblr finibhfed. contraat admirably witU Iark Walnnt r.t Caoe. The tone in remarkpUo for purity ar.d eweetne3S, combined with volume, vririety and brilliancy.

The tonch ia Qulk, responsive and pltant. and. in fact, tho lnatrnwcni, ui ra'n aiiu aw, eirij rriTjm, I ef themofctpertectPsrlorOrgsn. Eachitstrcrriest boiedsadmiiverI on cars hftra for ONLY SfiB. TTou pty fo inttmnaeiit only aXtcr t-x hav) tuily tented it at your o-jtzi fc'STr." 15 If li'd aa r-5'runtcd, rct.irn it at rr-y I p'y freight bo; ways.

X'tiJ 3 7-ranted for years. Orir ct advert ieeiafnt, piviuj? as referenco ta7 1 irr. T1 Tl'DSfft OO, fiS. unwariia. OHOAKS.

2545. Ja0. S35, JtBO, ClOO, $110 tad pii PtmXwi liistrurtkju Boct. school WTTrfTrrrmmr: 1 Ynn etn -asr irsrt your eaiary devoting a very Email of ZTs caavassiu. jurticuUrs fr-n.

5IGH PAI2IT32S TTu'i Proviucvs to answer tiii t. Corrcpon lenre aolicUe-1. I I1I1TJ STU AT IT 1 CATAjLC showisg ali icy jl and Organs, tvsnt fr- JijiiST. PA f. C.

Vnr zz U. i-i 1 i. '-jT I -i ffl U. 1j AM 1 1 iv." sal- room to explain nere. imm head during the past winter.

It is not tt known whether this trouble is pecu liar to- that locality, or likely become uus mvu ouvuiu nmriaFi i nan innn nrarnn nniF herds carefully and, if any such malady appears, seek'eome speedy remedy. COMMISSIONERS' PROCEED- INGS. County Clerk's Office, St John, Stafford K's, April 11, 1831. Commissioners met in regular session; present. Job M.

Miller, chairman F. R. Baumeartner and H. Young. IUUI sioners; F.

51. Morgan, county attorney; J. W. Miles, sheriff: Frank Cox. countv cerv 4th Februarv 8th 1881.

annrov C(1 except county printing bill ofC. Weeks, Jan. 4th, 1881, and minutes of March 5th, 1881, corrected to read up- on motion we adjourn, and then stood approved; also, minutes, of April 2, meeting approved. Adjourned until 1 p. m.

1 p. m.f board convened; present, same. Report of coroner's inquest, case of and in sam8 allowed as loliows: Tyrrell, coroner, EH Young, juror, Allen Haws, do 90 1 00 1 00 Jn Gilchrist do 1 00 RMBIalr do John MeKlbben do 1 00 i oo 1 00 DW Miles do William Story 1 oo Amanda Gilchrist do 1 00 1 00 1 CO Foster a nuencocs uo i if tii WJ Dunklee do 1 80 Balance pf fees in coroners inquest, child at Milwaukee, allowed as follows. tO-Wlf Dr Tyrrell, coroner ....10 oo iieusier, wuuenn i 0j Billings do 1 00 1 oo John CoUrlll do Kobert Harris do 1 00 1 00 1 00 oo 1 00 Henry Bulow do r. JIBrou vuill.

Nancy A Burris do Joseph Kambo mtharina Hurdlna-dn 1 0 ueorSe xioimor uo August Langhrehr do 00 1 SO "enry Borgstadt do 2 00 Marion Bennifleld do 2 03 accounts acditko. i sum vt vat i mi vt Henry Rohr, supplies for e2 1 $8e 02 Dr A Sparks, med. attend, 8 35... 6 S3 do ....20 00... 14 00 do ...33 5...

23 90 Dr Bulow, do ...242 48.. ISO CO Dr 8 Tyrrell, do 10 5 oo A Kraph, nursing poor, 300... OO uandis supplies ior a. it ia WB Field, coffin for 50 2 50 1 awson' d0 1 2 rn.ii. ti nr 10 00...

70 Kendall, care support, 00. ..43 00 Clark Toland, assess. Clear Cr, tp, 80 00.. 30 00 Loe, liose vai ip, PLevengood. Haystp 40 00...

40 00 Board adjoarned to Apr.iz, a am Apr uwu luoipi vocuii enuio Broughton, sal pro judge and examining county treas. books, 77 00.. .77 00 A Waiten, drawingjury 'so, 2 oo. 2 oo ryrren, exam co treas doors, uj Fitch, co surveyor, taking variation magnetic needle, 4 03... 4 oo v-r aA A An ii Ij lieu, survejur, lur buuiv, -n to Mar.

31st .01 fi ..77 78 JBSmith.co treas, less fees ree'd, 235 oo 225 oo Buckle, stamps for office 1 04... I 04 rank cox, coci ic. sal to Mar 31.20U GWBousman, mileage on trans- fer work -5 40... 5 40 A Morris, abstract of land 10 80... 10 0 Wellgi school board and aminine 14 0014 00 Rohr, office rent co, expense, 67 06.

67 03 Fraak Cox, coal for county, 43 40 .43 40 siamps ana exp. ior coo Crane Co, books, stationery 157 64..131 71 Murray, witness fees. State vs Bulow, 9 3). 4 00 J8 Boughten, book, 7 50... 6 00 Joel Reeae, county printing 39 47 ..39 47 dn 83 13 tt llOOie, UO OJ i Irf i ennntv Morgan, sal eo attorney cx pen3e, to Great Bend ......97 80.67 80 Miles, fees ami expense.

45 Young, fees as com. 5 .15 09. ..1 00 Miller. do 5 .15 03... 15 00 FBBaamsartner, do 4 12 00...

12 01 Jos. S. Smith appointed constable of Clear Creek township. E. II.

Budds, appointed trustee Farm- ineton township, vice Hay. resigned. Rftaj nPKhn and others laid over for want of bond. 1-Oau petition OI X. XI.

JJ1X ana Oiners faction of the board that 12 householders living in the vicinity of said line have signed the same, and it further Jppear ing that the road will be necessary for the convenience of the people, the same is hereby granted and Clark Toland, James Toland and N. C. Herendeen ap pointed who will qualify and, in JDRJ. KRAMER'S GERMAN EYE SALVE I positive our. for weak nnddl- eased eyes.

Bafe and Reliable, l. Never fails to core or relieve aujr cane of eyes, and no remedy eo Immediate in itn effects. Price rW 25 eta. a box. Should yonrdruar- i gist not have it, on receipt of 25 eU.

(or poetaire (tamp.) we will send you a box free of expense, A .1 II lYU A rt tlnnnMiMAMM RlinnU ft 43 (tamp.) we will jou box tnm of expense. jf d. n. ami 1 ox rdui-tiitiuns, uai iun, u. Positively Cured.

All fiiiCororji from this thnt are anx ious to be cured should try DR. KISSNEIVS Vi-'llllilll1 1 jowdois are the only preparation known will cure Consumption ana sui aisjases we Throat ana L.uusr maoea. bh is u. rami in mem. ana nito ia nnvma- ypu mat a 1 they Rre no humbug, we wiii forward to every sufffrcr, by mail, post paia.

a iree lriai uox. We ion want your monfy unui you nru perfectly satUiled of their curative powrs If vour life la worth don't dt-lay iu Kivins these Powders a trr.1, eb they will surely cure you. Ji.M, sent to any p.rt of the United States or Canada, by mail on re ceipt 01 pi ice. Addre. Aon KUtLHio.

3C0 Fnlton T.ri.eklyn, M. V. 0ME TREATMENT A certain core for Nervous Debiwty, kmoctence. etc. TO Kciw u.a iu 1.1V u-'encu inr 2t Yetri and an UiUHtraivd beolc 6'i pur Kivg full dirtctiocs fbraelf-treatmfkt, fcVI KRtf- A4dri C2.

T. WILLI ASS, 4S5 iter Siluke, Ui. Agents Unemployed or now working, should writo Us at once. We have the fastest selling article in the Unlrtd StateB. Special territory tiven.

Gooda fan be carried In pocket- Immense Th-ise already at work are coining monsy nnd say it heats the worm. oooas p.s staple as nour. No family could wtll evict Without them. You can work at home or abroad. To tul3 valuable invention we will send six sam ple upon receipt of tnree-cent stamp to iy postage, ion never Fnca an ojipii! vuuiij oeiore, snd will iii-vr nnve lilce ne again.

THE COLORADO Business Coileqe. This Institution, located at thd Educational and ont the West. 1 pre-eminently tne nest aua most practical ofita kink for tho rw ITf iVJ of- YOUIlg Men aild LaClieS. G. IF.

FOSTER, resilient, J). IF. CAIJ1 Secretary. The most extensive, thorough and complete klu.l In tha wor d. llioli- nands of accountants and Kusmess men.

In the princips1 cltiiw and Www ot th niieU States, owe their success to our course of training. The Right Kind of Education for Yourg Men and Ladies. TMnn nwr brink block, fit ofthrpe itreit car Hih. Klantiy titled au furnUh-. a 1 fnrthi itrviiiftfiiinn nf un.

i-r- n-m outofour novel aud systematic racth- Business Training. Tonng men wtso coniempiate a Du-ints iite, and parents haviuz sons toeducaW.Jire nnrticrilarlv reauested to send for our new uTar7 will eive full lnft.rmatin a terms, condition of entrance, etc. Address. G. W.

FOSTER, President, I Z-TAv'-'j I'eiivcr, Colorado. ft and get in the dollar Address. wt torgettiui the noeV, i-' Lock Box 43. Marlboro, f1 tor it, 10 Cash. Mention this your time or only your spare uraewmcu- i lness, and make ereat pay ror every nour tnHt you work.

Women make as much as men. which we mail tree. 85.00 Outfit freo. Don't complain of hard time. yon ihBTswoli cnance.

AUuresiu.iiAbJcii i wi- iiuiu. junmc v.j FRANCIS M. MORGAN, COUNTY ATTORNEY, s3T. JOnN. KANSAS.

Will practlco In the Courts of Stafford and adjoining counties. office Dats St. John. Mondays, Wedns- ays and Saturdays. C.

W. CLARK, NOTARY PUBLIC -AN Mvins-ston. Stafford Kansas. C3 MONEY ON HAND TO LOAN ON CHATTLE SECURITY WEEKS DIXON, St. John.

Stafford county, Kansas. Stafford' Livery, Feed: Sale Stable. Bent bam in Stafford counly. Good teams nd mmfnrtnhlnriM famished at fair prices. Horses stabled and fed at moderate rates.

rLu 1. lcaers, i ropneior, Stafford Kansas. Help Yourselves by making money Aanno I. 7: w. poverty' from your door.

Those who Hum 1 alurori take advan'aire of tne gooa cnanc- 5XwWwVhriSrto improve tuch chance remain In poverty want many. men. women, oojb work for us right in their own localities. The i.n.in. I nio nuu.

thin tin imp. nrri inn- nt many. men. women, hoys and gin 10 ry wages. We furnish an expensive outfit and all that you need, tree.

Ho one no engages your spare moments, all that is needed sen if-tiSi11 innf.I!.UOaDd entfree. Adlre5s. a Portland, Maine. Ktisson wVO JPaJTiial'T TOlf I'. PATEIT obtained for meehanicsi devices, medical or other eompourjcls, ornamctal designs, tcrfrranres infringements, ana an relating to-Intents, promptly attended to, We luaae preliminary cirmnnuiuia uuu furnish opinions as to patcntabi.ity.

free of charge and all who are interested in new in ventions and I'atents are invitea to senu for a copy of our -Guide for obtluinr Tatents, which is pent free to any address, and contains complete instructions how to obtain and other valtiable matter. Durtns the past live years atg have obtained nearly three thousand Patents for American and Foreign inventors, and can give satisfactory references In almost every connty. In the Union. Address: UO VIS BAGGEK SoUcilors Pnttent!" and Attorneys at Law, J.e I'roit Building, Washington, D. LV i and blankB, l.il- i Reed's Gilt Edge Tob'c, cures sia.

Goods! kYczv Fresh groceries ano diy goods at Tyr rell s. Go and see them. Settlement Having purchased Mr. Bentx's interest in the accounts of the late firm of Bentz Grant, we hereby request all persons owing the firm to call and settle at their earliest convenience; 42t2 GRASf S0J. OUR PREMIUM OFFER, Good Until May 1, '81.

Our premium offer of newspapers has expired, but wo are now offer. ing in its stead fifty cents worth of garden seeds tb every new snbscrib' er WhO TJatS One Tear 8 Subscription in advance, lhose in arrears can also obtain it by paying up and a year in advance. 2 ow is your time tn KPfnrp trqrdpn rpwIs Thp SPPds 10 secure garuen seeus. Alie SLWis tl-j T-. ..1 vui ub bciecieu uuui uih u-n.

CatalOffUC. and are all fresh nnd 6 STOOd. 1 I I I I at mis omce a sample oi goura, wntcn ne by ekporiment. to be profitable to 1 i-y 1 a. 1 .1 1 1 1.

e. 0f seed for those who wish to benefit by I I his experiment. I Mr. John 31. Conwav.

of Antrim, and Miss Ella M. Smith, of L.esburg. were i i tj 1 married last Sunday, by Judge Brou2h- ton, at the bt. John hotel. Ihe herald joins their friend in wishing them hap pincss and prosperity.

The continued backward spring is in- jurin? the wheat prospects considerably .1 v.ut we Antl, h-. ocai.ty, out 11 we snouiu nave vi lucit ma, t-i i'- a uit iiiit viuli, tuu- 1 idenng the whole breadth sown. Supt Buckle has contracted for a two months school in Stafford, to begin the first 3Ionday in May. This will afford a splendid opportunity for teaehors and advanced scholar's to. post up in their studies.

Boavd cart be bad oa favorable I I 1 I Ml.