Sheridan County Tribune from Kenneth, Kansas • 3

LOCAL NOTICES. THE TRIBUNE No. 4205. U. S.

IndOmce.Ober!in,K:iu Aug. COMPLAINT haing been entered 19 "iffla5 To Coajrrgeatlonalisig of SherldanCo Any commuiiioutions in regard to church matters addressed to the undersigned will hi promptly attended to. Q. A. Yeli.er, Pastor 1st Cong.

Church Kknseth, Kas. this oftk-e hy Ale Loventiiie sgainst i Entered as second-class matter at tlx Post Office, at Kenneth. Kansas. E. J.

Turner be found at the Tribune ollice during the adsenee of the editor. If you w.uitagood square meal, goto the Bundy KENNETH, SEPTEMBER 8, 1SS1. VI E. elsh for abandoi.ing his home-stead entry No. lUll dated February 2 Jtli.

79, upon the See. four, T. nine K. twentyH'ight west, in Sheridan with a view to the cancellation of said entry; The said parties are hrrebv summoned The President has made a successful trip to Long Branch, and is doing nicely. Mr.

It. II. Talbott has the po.sts all set, and the wire on the ground, for an enclosure of one hundred and forty acres for a pasture. This looks enterprising and indeed Mr. T.

is an entcrprUing citizen. Rain, Rain, Rain. Lat Monday it rained part -of the and all night Monday night it poured down in a perfect sheet of water; and continued to rain during Tuesday. This will insure fine fall pasture for stock and will start the fall wheat with an excellent srrowth. THE TRIBUNE rCM.ISHEI EVERY THURSDAY BY GEORGE N.

PALMER Editor and Proprietor. Terms Subscription, ix Adyaxck. O'ic copy, oihi yar Sl.nO One copy, six modhs 1.00 Single copy, .03 AiwERTisixa Rates One eolume, one year, $80.00 Half column, one year, 40.00 Quarter col nine, one year, 20.00 Professional or business cards, yearly, 8.00 All Ieaal advertisement1 at leagal rates cash In advance. business to Mc- We can procure Pinal Receipt on Homesteads ta- lro-n ty4 rT Ttiti a IRiTi; Take your land office-Craeken Blackstone. ri.ar-i:..f.-i-M-:3.

MW. -V- to appear at this office on the 19th dav of Sept'SL at 10 o'clock A. to resiiond If you want a good timber claim call on MvCracken BLickstone. and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. V.

E. Chaxulkk, ll-4w E. J. Turner, Attr. Receiver.

in tl jjil j-antt Warrants at LOW PRICES Call on or address the Bank of Oberlin, Oberlin, Kans Timber claims-can be had in almost any part of the county, E. J. Turner can nuke you special inducements on contest. Agood timber claim to trade for a cow. Enquire at Tribune office; LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

John Dillon steps np and subscribes for his county paper, lie Is one who thinks it best to stay on the homestead and improve it; and a nice place he lias, too. Bro. McGill, of the Graham way severely shocked by lightning some two vm-ks ago. "Death loves a shining mark," Mc better look a "leetle ouwt." The father of K. Daniels, of Alcyone, arrived from Davis county, some tvo weeks ago, at the residence of his son.

lie has been confined to his bed with sickness but is now much better. He likes the aj5-pearance of this country and will likely remain all winter. No. 42S3. U.S.Land Iin, Aug 12, S1.

COMPLAINT having Imiii entered at this office by W. B. Fearn, against A. G. Davids lor abandoning his Timber entry No.

4311 dated March 17th, 79. upon the S-E Sec. 21, T. 7, R. 20, in The Scandal Season is upon ns.

Byron mockingly attributes the immoralities of warm countries to "the indecent heats man's baser nature to such a degree Kenneth Market Report. CORRECTED WEEKLY. If you want to Prove Up write to or call on the Bank of Oberlin for Prices of Land Warrants. Non-residents who have Arrival and Departure of Mails From the cast and K. P.

II. daily, 10 a. ni. From Obcrlin, ohi cast, 2 p. in.

From the east and Lenora, Tn Sa 1 2 m. Kenneth for Lenora, 1 p. in. Kenneth for Wa-Ken'y, 7 a. in.

Arrives at Keunctli, Friday, 7 p.m. J. M. Leonard. P.

M. 1. that it becomes as nncontrolable as a vol-! Potatoes per bushel, new Flour, best, ner 3.20 Sheridan Comity, Kansas, with a Iev to 2.4'j the cancellation of said entry, and that sail eano and bursts forth many ways out- aij per hundred, 2.00 tract is not broken, cultivated and planted I Were it not that the cold north Chickens, per dozen. r)Uo Hy -l law and that said clahmint has failed to hcu nuiuwaicuuB 30.00 I have just pnt in a first-class stock of rough anil dressed Prairie haj', ler ton, -Milchcows, -Bacon per pound, -Corn per bushel, shelled, Butter per pound, can produce some very line samples of Its own, more might be attached to this poetic theory, which, nevertheless, wins a superficial confirmation from the character 13els break acres and cultivate the lirat 5 acres gats t'l(; 2nd year al ter tlate of entry I3.20cts I 'A'h said parties are hereby summoned lOcts to appear at this office on the 1 9th day of 9 Ucts September, '81, at 10 o'clock, a. to re- i i.

to June 15th, 1880, can pay-out without returning to Homestead. R. A. EV3ARKS co Oberlin. Kans.

LUMBER! TIME TABLE U. P. R. KANSAS DIVISION. Leaves Graini-ield Going East: Xc.

2 Eastern express, 12:30 a.m. Xo. 4 -Atlantic express, 12:45 p.m. 'Leaves Grainheld Going West. No.

I--Colorado express, 4:44 a.m. No. 3 -lV-ilie exjm'Sf, 4:40 p. ni. J.

W. iIoit.sE, Omaha, Xeb. General Ticket and Passenger ol the news with which the presses of the temperate zone is obliged to supply its eej- 1 Mr. Wilson and son, who purchased the Al. Berget Uie North Fork, were In town this week.

They came up from Jew siond and furnish testimony concerning 5 I Jets 7cU Beans per pound. ell county to put in their fall grain and Such as will come up to remain permanently next LEGAL. spring. Mr. Wilson is a man of liberal RELIGIOUS REVIEW.

Soticc. An examination of cpjitli lates for Teach-! Lake Fcrast University. Ladies Seminary unsurpassed, Academythorough. College four courses. Year begins Examine for yourselves.

Catalogues sent by the Presi-knt. I). S. Gkkgouy, I). Lake Forot, I11.9-2m ers' wil be held in the Court House, in Kenneth, on Moudaj-, September said alleged abandonment.

C. K. Chandler, Receiver. E. .1.

Tcrnkr, Atty. ll-4w No. 4277. U.S. Ind Olliee.Obernn, 12, '81 COMPLAINT having been entered at this office by R.

S. CariK-nter against J. F.lloiighstou lor abandoning his Timber entry Xo. 43S5, April 1st, '79, niton the S-W. Sec.

1, T. II. 29, in Sheridan with a view to the cancellation of said entry; thutsaid tract is not broken, cultivated and planted to timber, seeds or cuttings, as required by law and that said claimant has failed to 'break live acres thereon during the second year after making said entry; The said parties arc hereby summoned to appear at this ofiiee on the'lOth day of Mcthodfrt. Episcopal. Rev.

I. L. Day Pastor. Sen ices at 7:30 p. every oJher Sunday.

Sunday ehool at 10 a. ni First Congregational Q. A Services every otlwr Sunday nt 1 1, A. M. SuiKhy -School every Sub-tath at 10 o'clock, A.

)l. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. 10th, ut 9 clock, a. m. By order of the Board of Examiners.

E. P. Wkida, Supt. Public Instructions. DOORS, BUILDING PAPER, SUERIDAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

VASSAR COLLEGE, l'OVGUKEEi-SIE, N. Y. For the Liberal education of Womeu. Examinations for entrance, Sept. 14th.

Catalogues sent On application to 9-2m V. L. 1)kan, Resgistrar. REVISED XKW EST I EXT Illustrated. Cheapest and best.

Sells at sigh Eoa's Htwmi sum i Agents wanted. A.J. Holnian Co. riall- September, S1, at 10 o'clock, a. to re Representative, County Clerk, -Treasurer.

Register of Deeds, Sup't. of Schools, -Probate Judge, Purveyor, E. J. Turner. W.

51. liodgers. G. W. Crane.

A. C. AleOung. K.P. Wtida.

H. IM)kMson. W. C. Black stone.

H. W. IVreo. SASH, LATH, ETC. spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.

C. E. Chandler, Keciivcr. E. J.

TntxEit, Atty. 21-4v Notice of Attachment. "I Before Isaac Kuee-E. J. Tikkep, Plft.

of the Peace, in and lor Peteu Hitter, Deft. Kenneth Slier idan County, Kan. AID defendant Isherchy notified that on k3 the 27th day of-Atiguet, 1881, an order of attiichuient for the sum of fifty dollars, (50) and probable cost, was issued by the above named Justice of the Peace, against his goods in the above entitled action, and that cause will be heard on the. 3d day of October, 1SS1, at eight o'cock a. E.

J. TntxEK, Attest, IsMC Kxkelaxp, Pl.iiiitilT. ustiee of the Peace. 14-3t Administrators Notice. readers uurning the dog uays.

There are crimes all the yiar round, but riots are more riotous, murders are more murderous and scandals more scandalous during July and August than any other of the twelve. Angry passions seem to rise with the mercury, and to simmer and explode before the mercury falls. The scandal season is now at its height, and the harvest is a good average one, both as regards the crop grown for home consumption and otherwise. Evety community has its allotment of half-open scandalous secrets known to the initiated. There are always half, highly held faces that might change color if they only knew that somebodj' else knew what they think known outy to themselves.

But these things are too common to cause con- vultioii. A clergyman is-whirk-d into the vortex or a Society treasurer who ab-scounds with other peoples funds, causes a ripple in the mid summer monotony, and the chronicles of the misdeeds of the fashionably wicked alona suflicc to cause a proper pleasure to the devourer of scandal. We see a disposition upon the part of some of our neighboring county papers to urge the limit required by law to live on a homestead before being allowed to prove up. to one year. We fear they are loosing sight of the public good, to be realized by shortening the time of proing np, in their disposition to befriend the iudhiduals who may need assistance.

It has not been the policy of the Government simply to give land to those who ask it, as many would secure it jis a matter of speculation, but to assist those who have no permanent homes in securing one. There arc thousands of WONDERFUL DISCOVERY Coroner, means and a prominent citizen of Jewell county and we are flattered with the prospects of securing him as one of our citizens. Dr. Kneeland has made a success of raising a part of a crop of vegetables this j'ear, in his experimental garden which includes some live acres of ground. He is made a business of securing seeds of every kind possible and testing their adaptability to this climate and soil.

Had we received an ample amount of rain his garden would have been valuable to the county, in establishing the pro Jueing nature of our soil. Mr. Haskell nst returned from up oh the t. M. It.

in Neb. He says the prospects are verv favorable for work for all who desire it all winter. They pay 4. per day to man and team and $1.73 to 8hovelers. Corn 53 cents per bushel.

If a man prefers it he can buy his supplies at any place along the B. M. K. and the eompan- will ship it to the end of the road free of freight. Mr.

II. can give you any information you may de.sire in regard to the general management of the work. Died: Vugust 20th, 18S1, at Arkona, Mrs. Caroline wife of James Ilammitt, in her forty second year. The corpse was brought to Kenneth on Saturday, lor burial.

Mrs. Caroline K. Ilammitt was born in Stowe, Vermont, January 19th, 1839, and removed with her parents to Linn county, Iowa, in 1835, where she resided until the winter of 1877 when she went to Nebraska. Commissioners, 1 Chair. V.

C. Ilausafus, iM. G. Haskell, M. M.

Scott. IETA It TIP LAMP WICK Pad Dec. 7, 18SO. Girea BriHiaiit, mite and Steady Give in a call. ST SOUTH PART OF TOWN C.

W. EVHLLER. KENNETH, KAN. liglil. Uti.

ir .) i. and lor THE COURT. District Judge, 1). C. Nell is.

-t'ountj Attorney, II. S. Howe. District Clerk, A. W.

Stone, fcjherift; J. II. Carey. County Seat Kenneth. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

In the Probate mouths. Sample wick lOcts, for 2.ets,12 Have three sizes. A. B. Agents wanted.

Address Metal Tip Lamp WiJi 70 Corllaudt N. Y. El-4 No. 4252. U.

S. Land Office, Oberlin, Aug 1 COMPLAINT having lieen entered at this ollice by John X. Wisner against William C. Moore, -for abandoning his Homestead entry. No.

1I32S, dated June 2d, 79, upon the N-E. J.Sec. 9, R. 27, in Sheridan County, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of stridently; The said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this ollice on the 19th day of September. '81, at 10 o'clock a.

to respond aud furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. C. E. Chandler, Receiver. E.

J. TutXKJt, Atty. 1 1-4 vv h- county K. J. TURNER, A'lTOKNEY AT LAW, Kenneth, Kansas.

Contests in U. S. Land Oiice a specialty. Can save you half the expense of contesting. Ofliee in the post office building.

jstate. In the matter of the Estate of West Union Spilhnuu, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that on the 20 day of August, A. D. 1881, the i.n-dersigned, Eliphalet Johnson, was duly appointed by sjiid administrator, of etate of West Union Spilhnan, late of said County and State, deceased.

All persons having claims against said estate for adjustment, and all persons interested in said estate, will take due notice and govern tJicmselves accordingly. 14-3t Ei.iniAi.ET Johnson. Adm'r. J. B.

Attv. for Adm'r. KI1TVYIN, KANSAS. J. M.

TINNEY, l3i-opi-ie tor 12. II. McCllACKEX, MAStTACTCKEIt OF A TTORXEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Kenneth Kansas, liusincee wia ni nn tlw 9 af Aixriisf. Wlorethe U. S.

Land ollice and Federal Cour'S solicited. frt people through the east who are industrious 187. to John Hammit, and removed to 1 111 ITS, To I nnil TvnrMiv vft Hihinr nil rr-ntoil fiirilK Contest Notices. Sheridan county, in Ma, 1(S9. Her maiden name was Churchill; some of her with little or no prosjHt-ts of ever obtaining SHELVES, TABLE-TOPS, kC.

a home of their own there. There are J. H. CARPENTER. G1VIL AND CRIMINAL ATTORNEY.

Twenty -years practice in ilinvrcnt courts 9tf Office at Kenneth, Kansas. No4271. U. S. Laud Ofiiee, Oberlin, Aug 12, 'SI.

COM PLAINT having been entered at this office by Geo. S. Hutton against IJ. Wilkinson for abandoning his Timber Entry No. 493.

dated April 3, '79, upon the N-E. See. 2.1, T. T. 29, in Sheiidan with a view to the cancellation of siid entry; that said tract is not broken, enlivated and planted to timber seeds or cuttings, as required by law and that said claimant has failed break 5 acres during the second year after making said entry; The said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 19th day of September, S1, at to spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.

C. E. Chandler, Receiver. E. J.

IYkser, Atty. 4w Tho best of material used. Satisfciction guaranteed in "workmanship. mechanics with large families who work YiI. DEAN, General Agent, Cedaiiville, Kansas.

from one j-ear to another out succeed vi lying nothing by for adverse times and A. C. aIcCluxq C. H. Leffixgwell, BUNDY HOUSE, Kenneth, J.

W. Bandy, proprietor. Onlv first-class house in the city. The proprietor proposes to give you your moneys7 worth, The travel circumstances. It is this class of people the Government proposes to assist.

It is generally this class of people who are now upon their claims and whom it is desirable to assist. Yet there is a class of peo- Bill 0 8 1 1 Hotel, west side ot the ing puhlie solicited, public square. ancestors being passengers on the Mayflower. Her mothers maiden name was IiOvejoy, a name well known to all anti-slavery people. The deceased, although a woman of strong convictions and an indomitable will, was yet beloved by all who knew her, for her kind and gentle spirit and unassuming manners, and in all her intercourse with friends and neighbors, she had nothing hut kind words for all.

She belonged to no church but believed she cosdd best serve God by ministering to His children hen', a belief she tried to carry out both in word and deed. Raving no children of her own she took a strong interest in those of others who were in need No. 4234. U. S.

Lainl Ollice, Oberlin, August 12, 'SI OMPLAIXT liaving been entered at this ollice by J. Carpenter, against Andrew C. Wedlock, for abandoning his limber culture entrv. No. dated March 27th, '79, upon the S-E R.

29, in Sheridan with a view to the cancellation of said entry; that said tract is not broken, cultivated and planted to timber, seeds or as required by the law and that aid claimant has failed to break acres of said land during the second year after making said entry; The said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 19th day of 'SI at 10 o'clock, a. to respond aud furnish testimony' concerning said alleged abandonment. C. E. Chandler, Receiver.

E. J. Tcrnkr, Atty. I I4w le who constitute th floating population Dealers Ix of this country that are entirety unworthy of consideration, and to render them assis tance would be at th expense of worthy icople. The people, who came to this country prior to 1880, and have remained on their claims, have done so at great ex- No.

4190. U. S. Land Office, Oberiiii COMPLAINT having been entered at this office by J. F.llobbs, against G.

Olson for abandoning his Timber Culture Entry No. 4421, dated March '79 upon the S. E. Sec. 19, Township 7, Range 29, in Sheridan County, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation said entry; said claimant has failed to cultivate the first and break the second live acres during the second year alter making said entry.

The said parties are hereby summoned of her motherly care and the children thus brought under her care will long mourn her loss. xrnse, ami have radized no return what Clo ever for their labor expended. It is in the interest of this class of people, who have clearly shown, by the privations endured. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BOOTS AND SHOES that they are hi earnest in their efforts to No. 417G.

U. S. Land Office, Kirwin, August 12. OM PLAINT having cntereil at this office by J. C.

Dunn, against F. Representative E. J. Turner, of Sheridan county, was at the convention. He is as pleasant as a May day.

Seemingty all sunshine and no shadow. Graham Republican. What! too thin to cist a shadow physically or intellectually, Bro. McGill? establish for themselves a home and fu- to appear at this office on the 19th day of 'SI, at 10 o'clock, a.m., to respond NOTIONS, OTHELLO CHURCH, JOINER AND CONTRACTOR. Jobs solicited.

Residence, four miles north west of town. Gen- eral satisfaction guaranteed. 31. PRICE, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. I have such facilities for obtaining umber and builder's hardware, that lean compete with any contractor in western Kansas.

Come and see me. Home section 34, township 7, range 29. Ollice, Kenneth. hmi ni Lenora Mail Bonis. LEAVES KENNETH Tnesdajs and Saturdays, at 1, P.

M. AND LEAVES LENORA Mondays and Fridays, at 1, P. M. First class conveyance for passengers. FAKE $2.00, Trip made each way in ten hours.

O- Kllthoki'K, l'roprietor. For Sale. Homestead entry with 20 acres broken; comfortable house lGxiiJ in T. It. 2i.

AJJiO, Homestead entry with 40 acres broken frame house ltixlS with two rooms. Gootl nre imlenendenci' that a chancre in the and I urmsji testimony concerning said al present law is desired. Let us adhere to i. leged abandonment. two years ot settlement ami cultivation and 79? upon th).

20 2 in Queensware Glassware C. E. Chandler, Receiver. E. J.

Turner, Atty. II-lw the prospects ot lavorahle action will oe Sheridan wuh a view to the can-much reater. ot llatlon of said entry: that said tract is not Vihj They Don't Go. In common with other editors we have received a neat, well worded invitation to be present to agmnd musical round-up at Lawrence on the 19th. It is all that could GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS.

PROVISIONS, No. 4284. orokeii ami eiiiiivateo as reqeireu oy law U.SJ.and Office, Aug 12th 'SI. E. J.

Turner has just recelveii corrected i and that claimant has failed to break A FULL LINE OF DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES, PHYS "iOM PLAINT havinjr been entered at abstracts of Sheridan countv. Call on him ve acres dining the nrst yesir, also to oreaK five acres durins: the second year alter this office hy Moses P. Byers against ICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS. be asked free transportation, free lunch, free bed and board, a free ride about the historicity of Lawmice, ami si piobablc D. Jones, lor al)uiiloiiiiir his timber if you want a claim or want to kuovv any- fliing about claims.

It vill cost you nothing West side of ppuaro opposite the well entry Xo. 443r, dated March '79, upon the X-E. See. 12, T. 9 11 29.

in SherMan chance of ending the bibulous dioutli Kexskth Circuit, Sheridan county, July kcKEiir, Ivans. with a vk-w to the cancellation which lias rendered dusty and dry the human flesh of the Great Northwest ever making said entry. The saiil parties arc 'hereby summoned to appear sit this office on the 19tli tiny of '81, at 10 o'clock, a. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandon nint. C.

E. Cliaiuller, Receiver. E. J. Tiunek, Atty.

II4t 12th, 1881. Kelinotis serviet-8 will te held since the first of May. Owing to the fact of said entry; that said tract is not broken, cultivated and planted to thnber, seeds or at the various appointments as that the invitation did not include 'the shin- cuttings, as required by law and that said claimant ha? tailed to break acres thereon men express pre-paid, ot a white laundried shirt, a suit of clothes, a pair of boots, and Sheridan. July 17th, at a. m.

Kenneth, Lucerne, 24tlu ut A. M. Alcyone, at 3, p. M. Will continue each two weeks at the during the second year alter making said entry: a bat, the kind invitation was not made use of.

An informal meeting was nmnnsed of the editors of the new land The said parties arc hereby summoned to No. 4151. U. Land Office, Oberlin, Aug. 12, S1.

OOMPLAINT having been entered at nttW bv William A. Stewart above named places until further notice is DEALER IN appear at this ollice on the 19th, day of district with a view to affecting such an ex- given. l. li. Day, 1 c.

September, '81, at 10 to respond i.hant'e of raiment as would lit one man and lunish testimony concerning said al- nut in ri'snoe table shane. Brenaman, of Programme of S. S. Convention. leced abandonment.

thi fhevemie News, nroooses to furnish To be held at Kenneth, September 13th, cistern and well. stable 12x24 and other improvements. Price reasonable. also, Homestead entry with 20 acres broken comfortable sod hoiwc; near town. ALSO, Homestead and timber claims to sell in every part of the county.

ALSO, Desirable timber claims subject to contest in all parts of the county. Timber claim two miles from town for 'ale. Two timber claims four miles from town. Will be sold cheap. Inquire of E.

J. Turner. C. E. Chandler, Receiver.

E. J. Turner. Atty. 1 1-4 vv the hoots: Mathenv.

of the Atwood Citizen the hat. if he liad to go to the Judicial Con 1SS1, at 9:30 a. m. Opening exercise, and followed by an vention bare-headed; Cochran, ot the UOer No. 4177.

lin Kevvs. chinned in a swallow-fciiled coat against Washington' Williams for abandoning: his Timber-Cidturc Entry No. 44'Jl, datedMarch 27th. '79, upon the S-W. Si'C 34, T.

9 R.29, in Sheridan with a view to the cancellation of said entry contestant alleging that said Washington M. Williams lias failed to break 5 acres of said land during the second year after making said entry, The said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 19th day of at 10 o'clock a to respond U.S. Land Office, Oberlin, address of welcome. SHOES and an emblazoned shirt that Triem neglected to tike with him, and Counter bor 10MPLAINT having been entered at this office by C. B.

French, against John Sloan, for abandoning his homotcad I A3I NOW OPENING A FULL STOCK OF Keports from the different Schools. Essay on 'Best Method of Awakening an Intei est in the Siuiday, followed by a general discussion. Address on Sunday School Work, by rowed a pair of pantaloons of old Doom to complete the outfit. It was agreed by all that Turner, of the Kenneth Tribune, was tlv the man to wear" the clothes and entry, No. 10,790, dateil April 29th, '81.

up on the rs-v ten lovvn. Kange and furnish testimony concerning said al twenty-six, in Sheridan with CURED BY THE a attend the musical jamuorce at iaiy. ivuyx. Ma 'nn. of the.

best looking men in the view to the cancellation ot oaid entrv; Panmr AERIAN SYSTEM i'fl I uuu The ijartltis arc hereby si'inmoned to ap leged abandonment. C. E. Chandler, Receiver. E.

J. TuiarcR, Atty. II-4w siroceriGSr herd, is a member of the Kansas Legi Plainly Treated. IH pear at this office on the I9th day of run. living nearer the railroad than 5 tupiu uiiu a uiiu; 'al.

at 10 clock, a. respond and fur rue nrhers. he would havt a less A Practical Treatise Mailed Free. Address. nish testimony concerninz sail alleged U11J to walk to meet the prounset Daven- No.

4020. U.S.Land Office, Oberlin, Aug. 12, '81 Catarrh Institute. Drawer abandonment. C.

E. Chanaler, Receiver. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, CANNED AND DRIED FRUITS. NAILS rminnrtation. Just now the combiuec! 2-3m irt, lowa, E.

J. Turner, Atty. II-4w Rev. Barton, of Stockton. Children Meeting; conducted by D.

E. Barnes. Essay by Rev. E. Whiteman, on "Missionary Work in Organizing New School;" followed by a general discussion.

Addresses by Allen MeUod, 11. S. Carpenter, and others. Question Box. Clo-ing addres, by Rev.

Weller. of the Northwest has established a COMPIIAINT having leen entered at this office by R. W. Shaw, against Ferdinand Gabbarf, for failure to comply at Millbrook.and we under- No. 4189.

DR. BUTTS' DiHK wMnri that Turner is there working in the U.S. Imd Offic-e, Oberlin, Aug. 12, '81 with law as to Thuber-Ctdture Entry No. 3723, dated December 19, '78, upon the COMPLAINT having been entered at thU office by L.T.Lovcjoy, against N-E.

I Sec; Is. T. 7, R. 2 in Shcrhlan factory. We fear that the editors of the Northern Land district, with all their ear for music, will be unrepresented at the Jubilee at Lawrence, the jubilee at Millbrook more.

nrcsMiig claims to detain then Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of J. Wcbur, lor his honu ste.K Chronic Diseases have mnae A I auimioeroi ounuay ocuooi vvorwers jjj entry: contestant alleging that said dated May 12th, '79, upon the N-E ight, lisinge I ilred a nation ojnplicnted ei LOSslIX! eqjyj icBteflcas. Ferdinand Gabbart luis failed to break nearer home, lhc 1 hnir trontment of are expected from a distance. Prodoc- ir after inharmonious crowd at Millbrook doth STOVES, WOODEN-WARE, SHELF HARDWAR AND TINWARE, Hats anci Caps, SAlso, CORN, POTATOES, MILLET, BALED HAY, FLOUR, (REST BRAND) CORN ME.iL, ETC STATIONARY, CANDIES, NUTS, NOTIONS, Eijlssl Pries fail fur Sutter, Ijp, 1:3, Kennr th, Sliericlnn Ctmntj, Kansas All who are interested twenty-nine, Slieridan Co Ka with a view to the cancellation of said entrv; irm tti-in tlii nnil. I TSod.skia or bones, trmitea wunj uoou.

said jctioatpt too Mdicioe. in Sunday School acres ot" l''ringthe first yesi makinsf entrv, and not cultivate to be present, hy The said parties are nereby sum ltivated The said parties are nereby wltnout nsinnn- vi ore ftat assembled Work are earnestly inv The said parties are hereby summoned 3LSKi Tiffect Of Atwood Citizen. and lend a helping hand. summoned to appear at this office on the 19th day of SfSTStJSTiw ytetimsf or buBioes or WMsnugo '81, at 10 O'clock, a. to resiiK vii rirht Brethren send on your old There will be services the evening before to appear at this office on the I9th day of AUHUH to re- and furui'li testimony concerning said al clothes, bat pltae ocir ii um spond and furnish testimony concerninz leotnl abandonment.

don't wear number ten boots nor a number irton, to vvnien an who can auenu are falimv Kw. c. E. Chandler, Receive. v1l.lt cordially mv mil.

i E. J. Turner, Atty. jwt E. J.

Tuth, Atty. j-4w Vi toofiJenti.l. ihouW be idJrwiel 4.