The Onaga Democrat from Onaga, Kansas • 3

OX AG A JOURNAL. BEST THE WORLD I K. Passenger train going east leaves Garrison at 6 a. passes Onaga at 8 14 a. m.

arriving at I.eav enworth at 1:55 p. m. Passenger train going west leaves Leavenworth at 10:25 a. Onaga at 3 537 p. arriving at Garrison at 5:48 p.

m. W. A. MARTIN, Superintendent. H.

C. RUSHM'JRE, Agent -t Onaga. Ohaga, Thursday. Aphil 14, 1881. TS5E AT( HIM PATRIOT Is the only Democratic Daily Paper in the Stat ot Kansas, it is MM in its thirtrerth yirntl itaadb in the front rank of Vten newspaper.

As an advertising medium, it has no superior in tk State; it reaches a lass of cast eg whom mw oth-r Ksna; paper Kverv Democrat to lend a helping haad Hem Kansas by subscribing far itkr tW Oau'y or Wcek I'at jot. Tt-KM-: iKuty. fSoo; Wcel ly. $1.50 per inium. "-peCtnTcr! copies o' IK.

or Weklv fce sent mm 1 ROiJEUS brothers, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Hardware, Stoves? CASTINGS TINWARE, Subscription, 81.50 a year, in Advance. CIT A ND CO UNTR T. application Hjff VA ST: VRS. BUSINESS BREVITIES. Read Kelly Barb Wire "ad" in another column.

man- fiien isand arqua Gtancea will regret lo learn of nis untimely de ith. He leaves a wife and three small sons to mourn the of a husband and father. His remains were interred in the Havensville cemetery. Golden Opportunity For those wishing t- take lessons on the organ, piano, also in ihoiough bass and harmony. On or about the first of May, Prof.

G. C. Starks from Wisconsin, will locate in the city of Onago, and all lovers of music will do well to avail themselves of this privilege Mr. Starks is a fine musician and a tboroagh teacher, having made it a life study. Terms will be given later.

Business locals in this column 3 cents per line for ach insertion. No charges less than 15 cents Six rords are equal to one line. Landon's bank will be in next week. AND A FULL L2SE OF Old papers for sale at this office for 75 cents per hundred- F. C.

Huff, of Arispie, paid Onaga a business visit this week. LiiiclCtle. April 11, 1831 Mrs. Ma'tie Cook, of Adiums Peak, is visiting friends in this locality. Three young men of this section, Messrs.

C. M. Cooper, James Apple-ate and Harry Jordan, have gone to the State school at Paola, Kansas. Rev. Minnis preached here last Sunday.

S. R. Timmons has a field of fall wheat of 80 acres, which is the finest to be seen in thi part of the county The variety is Blue Stem. Hay is almost a thing of the past among the farmers this spring, and still spring is not here. Born To Mr.

and Mrs R. Sur1-darth, a son; to Mr. and Mrs J. Dixon, a son; to Mr. and Mrs.

J. Barclay, a son. L. C. Prunty has inclosed 80 acres quarter of a mile north of Laclede.

Ed Farrell reports thirty acres ol wheat winter-billed. Messrs. Schwandt, Nicholas and Mench, are making a common in-closure of 300 or 400 acres, three miles northwest of La lede. Ivy. Remember that S.

Cohn will pay tO cents per pound for butter, delivered at his store in llavensville. He wants all he can get. NOTICE. THE BEST OFFSU YET MADE I fOUR Of FJtAXK LESLIE'S TlOftS. O'-E YEAR EOR OXI.I' $1.50.

Tbe Frank Leslie PuMisfcing Co it Dey St Nw York, will snd FRANK USUES FA MILT FRIEND, a 10 page illustrated papar. per year FKiNK LESLFE'S YOUNG FOLKS deoied the interest of people, ari ct-ntain-ng much interest those of a more raatbre a. 1 his paper ojniaius 16 p-ges of illustration and valuable reading matter. the paper for young childrca. I'riea, per year so cents.

FRANK LESLIE'S NATIONAL AGRICULTURIST AND ORKINt; rAKJfcR, to pa illustrated piper, fcr only i .00 per tear FRANK LKSMF'S PULPi'f oVi Hiv DAT, 16 ptge illustrated paper Just the par lor Sunday reading Piice only 7 BH-ta Mt ea Or ft ih MMf mMmHiAp Any persor des-npg to act as our agenV. on eadimg us fi. 50, will receive pt paid, sample BMp of th ab ve publications, together with a com pit ouifit of 2 butitiil pretn um alp a copy mt Impure Bl-Carb Soda im or aUgbtly dirty wblte color. It may appear will to, examined by it-self, bat a WITH CRrncH rn.s Ann and BAMJIEa" Kit AND will allow tJie diflerciice. See that Tour Baklne Soda la white aad PlJBE.

asahonld beALL 2. Till. A It SUBSTANCES uaed tor rood. For Sale ay A UYvSA.V AND THE Be Corn Drill nnd Lister in the Mrkct. Agents wanted to sell organs.

Apply to R. N. Seffeiy, Onaga. For the want of time the boriicul-tural report was omitted last week Dr. Henry had the misfortune to lose one of his fine Norman coltp, Sunday night.

Frank Challis has his law office in Rolfs' Hall. Police court will be held there, also. Choice Garden Seeds. If you want good, fresh Garden Seeds, go to Rogers Brothers. They keep them in bulk.

If you want a bby suit or hat, go and see Frank Habbell. R. S. RIEHL, I our tiosk ot a ma Me int ot ova 50.J page. GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS.

Restaurant. Having taken charge of the restaurant recently conducted by Reboul, am prepared to entertain boarders by the day or week, on reasonable terms, and serve meals and lunches at all hours. Bread, pie and cake for Bale at the restaurant. Six loaves of breas for 25 cents. Louie Sauvagect.

Ladies Nubias and Knit Jackets, At Abe's. DEALER IN cuntauunc an liiuMrateu iTfTiillull IT 01 aery uefiif word to be found in th Kncltavh LaVMi. Medical and o.isch-.! receipts. I cal ad ic rm, articles 011 etiqueu an 4 letter writing, advice to merchants, clerks, mechanics aad farmers. Samples of all of our Publications andHlastrate1 Catalogue without premiums) for AH desiring steady and profitable employment send at once before their territory is taken.

A-Jess, FRANK LESLIE I UBLISHlNflLO- 15 Dey ircet, York. Good woolen flannel at 35 and 40 cento, at Peeheur's. Go to Uubbell Son's fur boots tboes, hats and caps, and gloves. Good calico 16 yards for $1.00, at Peeheur's store in Onaga. Mayor Rogers has been somewhat indisposed for the past week.

Over work, we suppose. Don't forget to call and gee the New Family Sewing Machine at N. Jeffery's store. Willis Garret will sell some horses and cattle at public sale, at his farm, on Saturday, April 23d. The weather prophets said we would have favorable weather about Tilt: BEST PARK TRY IT I BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRED We have a well selected stock of Some of the line of goods that we handle ara Buford, Rock Island Peoria Steel Beam Plows.

BU FORD CORN DRILL AND LISTER COMBINED. II iFGOOD KUUnr PLOW WITH COR DRILL A illlWH. BROWN AND PEORI SULKY PLOWS. Boots and Shoes which we are selling cheap. Hubbell Son.

For pure drugs go to (J Nold'B. Private Sale. I have at my farm, one mile west of Onaga, the following property. Any one desiring to purchase can see the same by calling at the farm: One bay mare, one black mare, two 2-year-old colts, one yearling colt, six milk cows, one cow and calf, three two year old heifers, four yearling heifers, orre 6et harness, one riding plow, one corn planter, and one sewing machine. ADAM BECKLE.

SADDLES, 36th YEAR. Heavy women's shoes for $1.25, it Peeheur's. i the 15th, but we guess they lied. omm imcan. 57: Remember that the Celebrated The largest stock of Millinery ever brought to Onaga, at O'Meara's.

Blaine, Kansa. Speedwell Lodqb No 39, March 4, 1881. Whereas, The electors of Representative District No. 68, have honored our lodge by electing one of ite members lo the Legislature of 1881; and. Whereas, We have watched his course in all legislation upon the temperance question, and have marked with pride, that he has ever been readjhoth with vote and voice to legislate in favor of the great temperance reform, which we represent; therefore, be it Resolved by this Lodge, That we tender said Represen laiivf, the Hon, H.

F. Bobbins, our most sincere thanks, for his untiring eff tits, in behalf of temperance, both in and out of the Legislative Hall, and that we bid him "God speed" in his temperance principles. Signed, Speedwell Lodge 39. "I I O. G.

T. Spang Organ is constantly kept or, PAYNE'S SULKY ATTACHMENT. hand at Onaga by R. N. Jeffery.

Recently, a cow beionging to GoblotH, Tumblers, Castors, cheap, at Hyman'a. For fine cigars and tobacco go to G. C. Nold's. Thos.

O'Meara, gave birth to twin I shall be at Onaga on Friday, April 15th, and will remain until the 20th. Anyone wanting dentistry work done will please call on me at the Landon House. L. D. Graham, Dentist.

JOHN DEERE AND EVANS ROTARY DROP CORN PLANTER HIB PEfMi CBLIIYATQRSi calves. Both alive and doing well Ladio'e and gents neck ties of F. A. Brown having resigned ar vry variety, at O'Meara's. Justice of the Peace in Yienna town sbi, all the honors and business of For best staple groceries, fruits and notions go to Hubbell Son's.

that office will fall to Esquire C. Huffman. TllR SciRNTiFic Ameiitcav is a large I-Oaa Weekly Newspaper of Sixteen Hages, printm ta most beautiful style, profusely illustrated p.m did engravingt rcpr scoi.n the newest itioa and the most Advarce in the Arts aSciea-t es including New and Interesting Facts iCrtcul-tuie. Horticulture, the Heme, Hcahh, Meti Progress. SogU Science, Natara.1 istry Geoi, Am-trcnom The val ua hie prac ical p.

by eminent writers in departments if Siencjll mm found in the Scien fi American 9 I Terms, 1 3 20 pir year, f. 60 h-klf year, i-cludes postage. Discount Agents. Singlpie, ten Cent. Sold by all Newsdealer, liemit postal order to MUNN CO Publishers.

37 PLmw. New York. 89 1 coaneciioa th IM. Jil SCIENTIFIC ERI CAS, Messrs MUNN ft arc Solte mt American and Foreiga Patents, hae had yttrt experience, and have the target 'v ia the world. Patents are obtained a th be--trm.

A special notice is made in th 'IK? FiC MEKICAN of all Inrentioas pate ird throu this with the name and lesideoce tf ih PrtteK liy the immense circulation thus given, is di.ectcd to the a the new aa4 sales or introduction often easily etiectest. Any who has niae a new discovery isv ventioo, can ascertain, free charge, wh-er a Eatcnt can probably be obtained, by writing to 7NM Co. We also send free our Hand Book abt th Pat-nt Laws, Patents, Caveats, I'rade-Markthesr costs, aad how pre cured, with hints for psuiag advances on inventions. Address for the Par, concern 1 ng Patents. MUNN 37 Park Row, New r-.

Branch Oifice.cor 7th Wasnuigtoi). A recently told us hi objection 16 his son learning the Harness Saddle Special Examination. Ther will be a spacial examination held at the school house in Louisville, on the 16th day of April. 1881, neginning at 8:30 a. m.

Thi-examination will be held at the expense of the leact ers attending the same, and will positively be the last tiil August. lx. A. fcMiTH, Secretary. Butler City.

April 11, 1881. Business good. One more build printing trade was, be did not want him to get into that kind of so Fine glass sets, only 75 cents, at Hyman's. The celebrated Bulls Eye "Sultana," and other popular brands at G. C.

Nold's. Lamps of every description at Hubbell Son's, and cheaper than ever offered. Three lamps complete burners, flues and wicks, and full foil for $1 00 ciety Weli, if that's our reputation ing added to Butler this week. There Sole Ie.nhor, Ete. we'll have to brace up.

Dated "Garrison," and read, "The is talk of several new buildings to be put up in our little city this spring. Our merchants carry a a week in your own town Terms and $5 outfit free. Addrss H. Hallett ft Co. Portland, Mc J.

S. Mitchell, J. J. Hostntler and J. H.

Ward, Examiners. $63 least is over, and it's a girl," and signed Frank," upon the receipt of which Grand Pa's and Grand Ma's large stock of goods and report bus Dr. C. C. Gilleland, Ga'latm, FiEA7 rue THE CASH FOR GRAII iness good- Gentfemen Shehi's have shipped several car loads of fat cat Lewis and Landon, together with writes: I never used or sold a remedy for the blood and liver, that half a dozen aunts, rejoiced.

tle from this point lately. Some of ijave as good satisfaction as Extract Sarsaparilla, Dandel ion and Iodide our farmers have commenced to sow Oar Pennsylvania friend, Harve Wanted butter and eggs in exchange for dry goods and groceries, at Hubbell's. Boys, buy you a daizy pair of boots, at man's. Tase a look at the new ime of notions just received at Rubtell'6. J.

A. Cooper's standard screw boots at A. Hymao's. of Potassium, Manufactured by the their oats. A great deal rf corn wi! Lines, was in the city Tuesday, and liave us a call.

Harve had been up be planted in this vicinity this Brown Medicine Compauy, Leaven wo' th, Kansas spring. We congratulate friend Dr. J. R. Way, Hillsdale, Iowa, to Thomas Ctlleo" gotLlug oiicral colonies of bees.

He is going to Stauffer on his appointment as P. H. of Onaga. Atlantic. writes: I have used Extract Sarsa pai ilia, Dandelion and Iodide of Po make it sweet in his neighborhood.

For the nrxt 63 I will sell Hofs and Shoes and Clothing at greatly reduced prices. SIOMCH. OBIiCAKr. Ail the Standard patent medicines for sale at G. Nold's tassium in my practice, aud nsider it the best remedy ever made for t.

a the blood and liver, and for scrofu (Qhanar- wi Mr WiCM In L- C. E. CHANDLER Will pay the highest market price at all timeabr kinds of when delivered a.t his elevator Wat mego. if rou WiT Poland-China Swiie, OR Send your address to Mlil.F.P BROTHIS Bo junction Ci ansa, and Ret their circular. All swine rec rded in the Ohio Poland-China scor4, aad att bece ling st ck bred in Ohio.

I'RICfcS IXJW. EGGS, PER Circulars and Price List Fre Reduced rate fcy ezpreis on swine. lous and skin diseases." GREGOR. We are sorry to -eport the death, Dr. Shackol, Columbus, Kansas, ty rheumatism of the heart, of our beloved sister in Christ, Mrs.

Abba writes: "Your Extract SasS'ipa rilla and Dandelion is the oeet med icine of the kind in use. McGregor, wife of brother John Call at Hubbeii's store and look at their new and elegant styles of rfesB goods in prints, gi; ghams and Pacific fancies, just received. GorraaDtoivn am of ail colors, at O'Meara's, Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Kept in gof condition with the Arabian Remedy, "Gamgee Stock Powders." For sale by G. C. Nold.

McGregor, of Clear Creek Baptist M. L. Vinton, Oakland, Kansas, AVOIDING GEARS. CCGS AND LEVERS AND SUBSTITUTING THERF.FQ!? AH ENTIRELY NEW MECHANICAL PRINC! PLE M0VEMF.NT.A RADICAL IMPROVEMENT SEENATASiA-iOl DE'WED EVA! I AUTOMATiC.DIfiECT PERFECT AS HON IM EVERY PART NO NO! Sc. HO WBW.NOTMfFRUMS NOR GETTING OUT OF ORDETj ALWAYS RfADY TO SEW THE FINESTOP.

HEAVIES'! SSHB GW'NG ENTIRE SATISRCnON. NO LOHGTAIXOH AP3UHEMT REQUIRED EVElff MUCHINETELUi'iG ITS QW. SI CRT SECURES I THE BEST MACHINE FOR AGENTS TO SELL SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR AGENTS TAVERYMF'GCO. WANTED 812 BROADWAY YVttft KEW YORK. The hortisaltural society of thin county has adopted four of the six papers in the county in which to publish the proceedings of their meetings.

Now, gentlamen, just include every paper in the county, and you will strike it right. Mr. James Gorman wishes us to say that astray bunch of cocsle burn with a small brown mare colt at-tachfd, is now at his farm, and anyone dosiring the burs or colt, can have the same by proving property, and paying 25 cents for this notice Wash Miller and the Wise boys are into the stone and mud on Thomas new building, this week, and H. C. Shock runs the buggy, and if you don't think he's got the muscle, just notice him toss a 200-pound rock ten feet across the basement of the building.

says: My son, ten years of age, was cured of a scrr fulous rising in he head, which bad troubled him from infancy, by using six bottles of Sar saparilla and Dundelion." For sale by C. Nold, Henry Storch, and Hixon Brother, Onaga at tliismedicineha-sheca Gamd Central Saloon AND BlfLiIAKO HALL. Corn Corn We want all tbose who are in ar rears on thoir subscriptions to the Journal, to bring us com. We have some stock to feed. A couple ton of hay will be acceptable.

Also come good potatoes. NO i for 35 years in practice, in all diseases of the throat and lungs, is the greatest green tion this Balsam can have given it. Put liefore th MOUNTAIN ION, iimss Church. Sister McGregor was born in Bridgewater, Somerset county, New Jersey, in the year 1822. She removed to New York city in 1845, where she experienced religion, and became a member of the Baptist churoh.

In 1858 she removed with her husband to Winnebago county, Illinois, and united with and became a faithful working member in the House of the Lord. In 1870 she removed to Pottawatomie county, Kansas, where she helped to organize and became a member of the First Baptist Church of Clear Creels, where she continued to labor in the vinyard of the Master, until He in whom she had placed her trust, was pleased to say, Well done th. GOOD Corn Drill and Lister, Go to Rogers' rnd see that combined Drill and Lister. I Kavj- onened a saloon anu billiard hall where I have a firt class pool tabic, and card tables, and the best order is always kept. I keep a house wh' re gentlemen can come and spend a pleasant hour a social game uninterrupted.

1 keep constantly (aui9 At E. O'MEARA'S. Dress Making. I would say to the ladies of Onaga FE VER AND AO UE. Liver Complaint, and all Malarial diseases cured by "Antimalaria," the Great German Fever and Ague Remedy.

For sale by G. C. Nold. public in 1869. t'riceSc, 50c.

and $1. Sample Bot- ftCOUSH gists keep it for sale. We, below, guarantee it through BALSAM O. C. Day ft Brackatl.

DRESS GOODS, MLKS, AAD SC. Fresh Beer, Pure liquors and Choiec Cigar EI. COUR.UIOR. and vicinity that I have secured a TickiDgs, Denimo, Dril 8, Pointa, Ginghimir', etc. An ft A per day at home Samples worth rr.

4U Address StinsoN rtland, Maine tbe lowent poaaibla nccs, rUU (xVbil. EOS IER GL VES, A ND FA NCY GOOD S. Sol Proprietors, room at Mrs. O'Meara's, and am prep red to do all kinds of dressmaking and sewing in a manner that will insure satisfaction. Thanking my friends for pat pa 'T3E Fj3FKCT Wamego Tribune: Watnego boys get away with their share of the blessings.

Bob Beattie went down to Leavenworth i'uesday and con traded to bridge the Blue at Garrison and build fourteen miles of culvert on the Kansas Central exten sion. They will commence work next week. good and faithful servant, enter Tb8 department is fall to over-flowing with seasonable goods, at Kansas -irr, a Go lf tiie liable siid we-kn nm dr ir stand of G. U. NOLD, On -ga, and bay a fl bottle.

If, after ic two thirds, yo get ao reluf, retort tbe balaiico and j-et joar roonav back. thou into the joys of thy Lord." The church has lost a useful member; the husband a faithful compan priee that defy competition. illinery Department. tronage 1 desire a continuance of their favors. Miss S.

E. Huff. i bafo ai.d Keliable Substitute fur Quinine The only 25 cent AOUE REMEDY This branch of the store is under the cure of an experienced tnilline. ion; the children a loving and devoted mother. But their loss is her great reward.

How blessed it is to The Howe- During six nonths a year ago we A CHeap and Useful Paper for Our Boys and Girls. One of the handsomest and best papers for bays and girls is The American Young Folks," published atTopeka, Kansas It is sent monthly, postage paid, for 50 cents per year. It is now in its sixth year, and every number is filled with pur entertaining and instructive reading. Parents need not hesitate to place this journal in their families. The publisher offers to send a sample copy for examination, free.

THE KANSAS FARMER. J. J. fykMARSSMm sold in this vicinity several dozen die the death of tire religious; bow who will make every effort to please customers. Those wanting hats, bonnets, or anything in the miliinerv line, should call early when the stock is new and comple A LAE6E STCK OP BOOTS SHOES, ii Howe Sewing Machines, all of which 1 rious will be the reuniting in the gave entire satisfaction.

Messrs. sweet by and by. It don't always do to think itisn't safe to pick up a pocket-book on the first of April. One lay on the sidewalk at Chicago, near the Grand Pacific hotel, for several watched by a crowed loungers. Its owner, H.

O. Marshall, of Anthony, Kansas, finally came to recover it. It containeb several hundred dollars Loan and Real Estatt Rogers Brothors are the agents here Rev. G. W.

Henderson. Bad bB mALAKSAL JlCSKASS. byaii Pi iiiHwl Bfnile4 FRTg recpirt if pne 'rt'rite to Ul'NDii DICK C. a otee mikct. SX, 1 fr ten crat fcwk.

to tU rrwLif o( Of the very best bands, which will be bold at such prices as will enable at present, who keep a aiock of ma all to be accommodated. Call and examine tbe slock. chines on hand. MARTS. On Cross Cieek, in Jackson coun AGENT- Money to loan on improver! farmi at and I per cent hricmwf f.Hya' )e anr.uallr.

Agent for Kaiisao Pacific and Nntioi.al Jn! JtunriBfi v's land. I aln hove soma SiiHirz Powders. A3 plaarut a le. Rents cali. Ail Tad Sioro ty, Kansas, Mrs.

Mary A. Marts, wife of W. A. Marts, and daughter Onion Sets. Go to Rogers Brothers for choice LIGHTNING SEWER of Thomas Law of this county, on onion sets.

iA. A. 'Jl I 3V Ml. Laritivo Lzpngfs lor I-rgn latino (he rents per hnr. AH Dtng Stores.

Every Man, Woman and Child, Tuesday, April 5th, after five days' illness, aged about 20 years. Funeral services conducted by Rev. fcrorwj improved frin Ur (ale nt Buniuei'P entrusted to we will receir prompt Mitfn'inn. Ci)l or wr te befora eJowliprf. 1 JT J.

LaMARSNA, 60LDBK BELT POULTRY YARDS Should know that "Plantation A PSULETS. Safe and reliable cure for Ki.liiey atnJ Di.ea? of the tTrinarv Cough Syrup" will cure Coegfes, Colds, and all diseases of the throat Pusley, of the M. E. church. The tender regard for the deceas Oryaus.

li.i ent cr Uhronic. Thry will cure any and lungs. For sale by G. C. Nold.

ed, aud the sympathy for the be Every farmer in Kansas should read this Kansas Agricultural and Stock -breeder's journal the KANSAS FARMER. More reliable information on Kansas farming and stock raising is given in its pages than can be obtained from any other source. The Kansas Farmer is the official paper for publishing the estrays of the State, a feature which makes its weekly visits invaluable to every ctock owner in the State of Kansas. Subscription Price Postage paid, 1 copy 1 year SI. 50; 1 copy 6 months 1 copy 3 months 50 cents.

Sample Copy Free to Aanxj Address. E. E. EWING, Editor and Publisher, Topeka, Kansas. recent ia seren d.vrs.

The word Donta ia on ever- bnx. Price box, with full directions, Capsulets (smiU size) 75 cents. Capsules (large size? 51. AtK'lIStorpi. Mailed on receint price by DU.VliAS DICK CO, 35 Woo3ter Jtrset, tree- Rolfs sells 10 pounds beautiful N.

THE NEW WILSON Oscillating Shuttle SEWING MACHINE Is wonderful in Its conception, unprcco-dented for doing a large ranee of sowing in textile fabrics and leather, its motions are continuous, admitting of an extraordinary rate of speed, either by steam or foot power. Evsry motion of the treadle makes six stitches, thus producing about one-third more work in a day than ether Sewing Machines. 1 has no stop motions, and tightens the stitch with the needle out of the fabric. It uses the weis- O. sugar for reaved relatives which was manifested by the neighbors during her sickness and interment, gave evi deuce that she was highly esteemed and loved by all who knew her.

4 six MANDATTA.f, KANSAS, F. E. MAK3H, PROPRIETOR. EGGS, EGGS, EGGS, for Hatching, From Pore Pred. Lubt Brahmaa, the bett winter lav er, arid fowl tbat urowg.

Thirteen SCffS foi Instiiiitly relieved, by the use of Macqueen Matico At O'mearas, ou can get pounds of No. 1 cofive for $1. Oi tmc lit and after scTers.1 Sold by all ipplicatians of it. Drtxrrlh-ts, cr mailed oa receipt of I Ly 1XJNDAS DICK Mfg. Horticultural Report.

Havensville, Kansas, 1 March 19, 1881. Society called to order, President H. W. Shove, in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and approved; after whicb, the subject for -discussion was opened with an essay by J.

J. Measer. On motion, the society adopted the following resolution: Resolved, That the secretary be instructed co furnish for publication, the transactions of this society, to the Louisville Reporter, Havensville Independent, Kansas Agriculturist, and Onaga Journal. Committees were appointed on orchards, hedges, and forestry. L.

D. Beach, J. II. Watts and Jese Shove; committee on small fruit and vineyards, George Ledeser, J. J.

Measer, and J. D. Collins; committee on floriculture and ornamentation, Mrs. Measer, Mrs. Cornor and Mrs.

Croy. The subject for discussion at the next meeting is on "Hedging," opened by L. D. Beach. On motion, the society adjourned to meet at Havensville, Saturday, Apri- 30, 18S1, at one o'clock p.

m. Jos.pu Leach, Secretary. DIED, During the past year, hundreds of persons whose lives could heei aved by Dr. Baker's Geaman Kidney Cure- For sale by G. C.

ld Chcraista, 35 Yooster Street, Ke7 Xoxk. eiBKOt HER. $1.50, aent by express in new baa-kets. Warrnrite-i to hatcb. Alio TONIC FOOD, Snrc Core and Prerentative Ar chicken cholera; 30 cenu and Si per package, by mail, psstaga paid.

yddresB as abora. THE LOGAN PORTA i BLE FARM SCALE known Wilson Compound Feed on both sides or It has two-thirds less parts than any other first-clare Sewing Machine, its arm is fully eight and one-half inches lens and five and mm hfth inches hiah, and the whole Machine la vory compactly and scientifically constructed in proportions, elegance, design and appearance. It-simple, powerful and perfect mechanism places it as far in advance all other Sewing Machines as the telephone is superior to the tin apeak ing tube. The WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT, for repahinrj kinds of textile fabrics WITHOUT PATCHINC, furnished with si WILSON SEWINC MACHINES. Prices furnished with ftsifjlll Will, up i prepaid, and machines furnished on trial to responribio par tier, t- TRY THE IIW YOHfC THIS YEAR.

ERS, GRAIN DEALERS. FAMILIES FOR FARM Vaeciuafion. Dr M. L. Zimmerman would inform tbe public that be is prepared to vaccinate with fresh cow pox virus.

ELLIS. It was with regret that beard the announcement of the death of Mr L. B- Ellis, which occurred at Havensville on Tuesday last at 12 o'clock. Mr. Ellis was formerly a resident of this c'ny, and known to a Urve number of persons throughout the county, having canvassed for a history of the county.

Just previous to his death be was editor and publisher of the Havensville Independent, and during last summer, for a few monibs, published the Garrison Times. Mr. Ellis was an agreeable end sociable gentleman, and bis bo used with steam-power, in places where we have no 3ns. Con; Wool Growers and all persons wishing a cheap, accurate Scale. Made by ex perienced Scale makers of the best with The Largest and Best Family Paper in tbe World.

CONVENI tor inustratea catalogue ana nee List, ho. 230. CHEAP, CORRECT WANTED Send for Sample Cony, Free. Picture Frames. If you with frames for photographs or pictures call at the Star Gallery.

Mr. Brock has just received a large and handsome lot of frames which he is selling at reasonable jprk-es. Iaajnr.n. jiy. tott! f.he waaVa Maaatssa 8tr sk cow, e-.

paa rear. Ac Oil Cimao inenK. price, gt; Kac WUtt a ttovk, in papf.T bicd.ag; 'HDMWBM OakUy a ffiMaT a ft twoz. ia pper bindlni, -f a ta-rplc jyitit Mcrow-hill ilatrxii-w :1 fa' aiy vnkr i x'ny. or "1 mis.

jt V12. a v-t tm a mm Steel bearings. Simple in construction. No part o' tt liable to get out of ordpr. Sold at 'ess than ha' price of any other scale.

Liberal inducements to Agmnls- Send for Circular and Price List to J. E. WOODHEAD. General Agent. Address WILSON SEWING MACHINE DC CHICAGO.

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