Fredonia Democrat from Fredonia, Kansas • 2

-1 A) LECAL NOTICES. "tTASHISGTO C0RBESP0XDEXCE. Another Lesson of the Riots. LITE BUSISESS FIRMS. MISCELLANEOUS.

Ihrctioma democrat PUBLICATION NOTICE. FREDONIA. KANSAS. AVKIL FRIDAY, Y0U1TG A1TD VIGOROUS!" (o) Editor. N.

Powell, Grmid Clearhig Out Sale. I wish to inform the 'citizens ot Buffalo and surrounding country that I am determined to reduce my stock, and the prices I-give you defy competition. I keep constantly on hand a good, quality of Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots Shoes, and READY MADE CLOTHING A large and fresh stock of Also a large and complete stock of YEeclioinoss, Isi in Oils. ICtc. The largest, best and most complete stock of General Merchandise in the county.

I extend to all a cordial invitation to call and examine goods and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. JASPER WILLIAMSON, Buffolo, Wilson county, Kansas. The Kansas City Times has at length named "the one available man" for President, and that man is Stephen J. Field, of the supreme court of the United The Times denominates this th "tals-manie name." We expect to vote the ticket placed in the field by the democratic national convention; if the name of Mr. Field is placed on that ticket, then we shall be for him, but just now we are not.

We are for the old ticket, and object to tne name of Samuel J. Tildert being withdrawn from the field by interviewers and politicians. The people demand him as their candidate. His nomination will reconcile all conflicting dfFerances in the party, whether in locality or platform His name, of itself, is all the platform the' country demands. We are.

told that Mr. TiMen is too old and feeble in health to make the race, and that he absolutely refuses to Washixgtox, March 81, 1884. There is a most apparent spirit of cheerfulness on the faces of Representative Democrats which, tokens good, and in conversation all the gloomy forbodings of evil appear to hae vanished. It is clear that there wiil be no tight, no serious breach in the party ranks, and that within the family circle all fferences will be healed. The masterly management of Speaker Carlisle and Chairman Morrison, of the Ways and Means Committee, contributed largely to the result.

It seemed at one time that a. break upon the taiilT question was inevitable, but it may be safely stated that all danger is over. And now it becomes necessary to steer clear in July next at Chicago from collusion on this question, and to nominate no one who has been so far identified with either side a3 to give to his candidacy an appearance of endorsement of either protection or free trade. Talking to-day with a prominent member of the lower House, an old member, he said he had never seen in his political experience the time The Pennsylvania democracy are reported solid for Randall for President. From the Kansas City Times.

We cannot help thinking that had the terible riot at Cincinnati occurred at New Orleans or Charleston from prcciselj the same causes, what would have been the comment of all the republican papers throughout the north? Would there not liAve gone up one simultaneous howl that it all resulted from the lower grade of civilization existing in the south than elsewhere. It would have been charged up to southern barbarism and the rule of a spirit that glories in treason, deifies rebelism, and spurns and spits upon the mandates oi law. The south the good men of the south, its churches and schools, its scholars and ministers, its refiened society, composed of pure women and true men would have been indiscriminately assaulted and assailed, and held responsible for the crimes of a viscious and villianous mob. In the District Court In Sad for Wilson county, Kansas. Benjamin S.

Rntch, Plaintiff, vs. James A. Tom-linson and Dora D. Tomlinson. Defendants.

The State of Kansas rxv) Dora D. Tomlinson, James Guy Tomlin-L son and Grace Inez Tomlinson. You and ttch of you are hereby notified that the plaintiff above uamed did. on the 2d day of January. A.

D. ISM, file his motion in the above entitled cause in the District Court of Wilson county, Kansas in words and figures as follows to-wit: "In the District Court for Wilson county, Kan-fcas. Benjamin S. Hotch, Plaintiff, vs. James A.

Tom-linon and Dora I. 'otnlinson. Defendants. MOTION. Now on this, the 2nd day of January, 1SS4.

comes the plaintiff herein and moves the court to revive the judgrment in this cause on account of the death of said James A. Tomlinson. as heretofore suggested on the record of the court. The defendant. Dora D.

Tomlinson. widow of said James A. Tomlinson. and his two children, viz: James Gny Tomlinson and Grace Inez Tomlinson, infant heirs of James A. Tomlinson, beinj the successors of said defendant James A.

Tomlinson. and asks the court for an order reviving the judgment, heretofore rendered in this cause asainst said successors, said judgment still remaining unpaid T.J. Hudsox. Attoruey for Plaintilf." Yor are further notified that unless you appear either in person or by agent or attorney, application will be made to the court on the dav That riot was at Cincinnati, Ohio, and nttf in the South. It can not be brought into polities.

ALL. THE LOCAL NEWS. BRIGHT ASD NEWSY CORRESPONDENCE VIJOM EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD IX WILSON COVNTY. THE BEST MISCELLANY." ALL PRINTED AT HOME. $1.50 PER YEAR.

CTOHHST T31. SCOTT, Editor aud Manuger. Office Twin Mound Hall, Fredonia, Kansas rJTJio Weekly The "old Parsons miils" were burned last Sunday night at parsons. Loss, insurance, $3,000. Statistics show that out of every fifteen murders in this country fourteen escape the highest pcnalt3' known to the law.

The wages paid to school teachers in France are wretchedlv small. Those paid to school teachers in this country are nothing to boast of. Is this an overstatement of the case? Have we not seen the very injustice we have depicted charged up to a whole people a when a judicious nomination was so necessary to success. He said in his section, (south-west) they only asked of the convention a winner. They cared little for men this devotion to names was a thing of the past; indeed, he said, a new man would be preferable to one emocraf permit his name to be used as a candidate for President.

If this is true, it settles the question. But who is satisfied that this is true? The public has not received a word from Mr. Tilden, himself, and the so called interviewers do not agree; some say he is in robust health, while others state just the rverse. Meanwhile, the public anxiously await a word from Mr. Tilden.

Butcher. W. A. Eaicher. H.

Y. The undersigned have the entire con- Sjtrol of the of May, A. 1, 1SS4, to have a guardian adlitem appointed for and on behalf of said James Guy Tomlinson and Grace Inez Tomlinson, minor children of said James Tomlinson deceased, and that such guardian adlitem will be required to answer to the foregoing petition for revivor of judgment, at said date, and that unless good cause be shown for refusing said mrtion for such revivor, said judgment will be fully revived against you and each of you, so as to fully authorize the sale of the mortgaged and foreclosed premises, viz: The southeast quarter of section twenty (20), township thirty range fourteen, in Wilson county. Kansas, in satisfaction of said judgment. That saidjudgmeut will then, on said 13th day of May, A.

D. 1SS4, be revived, and execution against said land awarded in said cause, as provided for in said original judgment sought to be revived; and you are further notified that your equitv of redemption in said land will be forever barred after sale and confirmation thereof in said action. Yon. and each of you, are further notified, that one Thomas Geddes, has filed a cross bill in said case, in which he sets forth the fact that he is the owner and ilder of the certain note executed by James Tomlinson, now deceased, dated August 1, 1SS1, iu favor of Mrs. Elizabeth W.

Brown, for two hundred dollars, due in five years from the date of said note, which, said note, draws interest at the rte of six per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually, on the first of the old time politicians who had been presented to Democratic conventions, time and time again- They would enter the canvas hampered by a rec rd that would our.weigh their name, and supported by henchmen whose personal interest lay in the mortages held by them for services rendered in the past. A new departure is needed give us, he said, a man who can carry New York, who has the confidence of the whole party, and whose record is a blameless life, and wilh it, the health and vigor Is man capable of self government? would seem to fin an an Allen County Courant: Hon. Nelson F. Acres, of this city, is being mentioned as one ")f the delegates from Kansas to the National Democratic ven i on swer in t.ne negative in recent Ter-i. Pages.

PER YEAR. Daily, per year, Semi-Weekly, per vear, Tri-Weekly," 5.00 Sunday Edition, 2.00 Your Postmaster will receive your subscription, or address, Globe Printing: Co, i.STAIi i ST A 11 fSTAU iSTAR 1 STAll GROCERY CJROCKRY (i ROCKRY GROCERY GROCERY GROCERY STAH ST STAlfij STAif; vents at Cincinnati. Just at the At the close of the war the whole country was resting upon a smothered volcano. Men north and south walked upon a thin crust beneath which the tlames fury burned with the passions of hell. Society was disorganized and demoralized.

For four years preachers prayed that men might be killed, not saved. Women, delicate women ard innocent school girls read with avidity accounts of human slaughter and the killing of men by the thousands in battle. A million and a half of men were turned loose upon society fresh from the demoralization of passions and strife. That excesses and outrages were committed in certain sections of the south were inevitable and unavoidable; but to charge them upon "the south," the good men and women of the south, was cruel and close of the 19th century, in a community where the gospel of peace has been preached since the first white man pressed his feet cn Shaving bought J. II.

stover's interest. ij fjThe business will be conducted as hereof Asked what he thought would he done about the American hog, Mr. Robert Ingersol replied with biting sarcasm that he thought "he would continue to get most of the offices." They have another murder case the soil, where stands the Queen city of the west, and in a community blessed with all the advantages i 1 A A 4 1 I 1 to fore with amendments in wine re-: Louis, Mo. St. Send for sample copy, ppects.

oi an education mat tne very oest Quick sales and small profits. We will sell as in Emporia. J. B. Green is accus enabling him to undertake the herculian task of reforming a government coated, saturated, and honey-corned with corruption.

Such a man can lead us to success, I inquired if he could name such a man. "Yes, 1 think I can, it is Roswell P. Flower, of New York. 1 served with him in Congress, and I have nevr seen a new member who gave such a thorough knowledge of the legislation needed by the best interests of the country. I found Mr.

Flower such a repi-esentative as any constituency might be proud of, and regreted his declination for re-nomination, for system of common schools in the world, can give, has occurred one of the most fearful and terrific riots in Cil. Thi dry climet- cobk Kcso. fall uien, hi route, cost, rea. as the I A PC AND HEALTHS Will continue at the Old Stand. A.U tbnt the doubtful crio'iso- tbotu-iitf -ll ed of murdering Henry Robleyer.

The coroner's inquest resulted in finding Green guilty of malicious murder. The subject of building a new court house in this county is beginning to excite some public attention. A meeting is called for next Saturday ev ning to take the matter into consideration. days of February and August of each year. That said note is secured by a mortgage of even date, therewith executed by the deceased James Tomlinson and his wife, defendant.

Dora U. Tomlinson, and conveying the said southeast quarter of su ill section twenty, township thirty, range fourteen, and that he demands as a part of the decree ami order of the revivor of said judgment against you, that in case said lands should be sold to pay the judgment of the plain tiff herein, that after satisfying said judgment, a sufficient amount of the proceeds of said sale of said land shall be applied to the payment of his said claim and costs iu that behalf expended, and yon are further notified that unless you answer or piead to his said cross bill, and answer in said case on or before the said day of May, A. I). 14, his said answer will be taken as true and a decree will be entered in said case ordering his said note paid out of the proceeds of the sale of said lands made in pursuance of the judgment in this case, accordingly as prayed for. T.

J. Hudson, Att'y for Plaintiff and Attest. cross petition of Thos. Geddes. seal.

J. F. Shinn. Clerk District Court. 4--7 Qountry Produce of ail kinds.

ritise Goirlo, 141 lc, re led, rioa? or 'wanted in exchange for iroods. the world's history; equaling, if not surpassing the French communistic riots at the close of the Franco-German war. The American people are accustomed to think themselves superior to the inhabitants of the South American republics, or even of Europe, but the recent Cincinnati riot lias taught them a lesson of humiliation that they ma' not soon torget. Respectfully, A. BUTCin.R&SCK'S.

A. UUTCHJiE SO S. rank injustice. These abnormal irregularities seem to have ceased entirely. We are profoundly gratified that they have; but one of the many lessons to be drawn from the Cincinnati riots, it seem to us is, that we should learn to be more charitable towards the errors and faults of our fellow-men, and especially of different sections of our.

common country. uzfti saa raps re South Side of Jsquara, Fredt nia Fr.sas. it we need such men in the present condition of public affairs. 1 understand he can carry New Yorkand that is all we ask. The south-west will respond to such a nomination with her usual vote; and, by-the-bye, am told by the I'ep-resentatives on the floor of Congress, that as a chairman of the Congressional Committee, he displayed powers of organization that have been of great use in the campaign." One of the most important measures having relation to Indian affaira that has been before Congress for j'ears, is the bill pnssed by the Sonate on Wednesday, to proide for the allotment of land iu severalty to Indians on the sev IP I Iss3 fLo PUBLICATION XOTICE.

The democratic party is pledged to a reduction of the tarill, and a fiilure on the part of Congress at the present session to take action on the question will he construed by the country as cowardice on the part of the party, a position which we can not ailbrd to occupy just at this time. The number of killed and wounded in the late Cincinnati riots are estimated by their own papers to amount to two hundred. The cause of all seems to have been the stupid ob.stancy of the Sheriff, had he when the time come to yield, to an overpowering force yielded ufc the murderer who richly deserved to hung, the. traeredy would have ended there. Parsons Eclipse.

year, of the 1,190 steamers engaged in translantic trade, not one carried the American flag. )f sailiug vessels, which are disappearing from the Atlantic, there were 166, this country furnishing the astonishing number of two, ar.d they the smallest in the fleet. Forty years ago there were lif eea ship )ardsin New York alone, giving employment to 15,000 mechanics. Xow there are none. Johnson County Democrat.

This is certainly not a very good showing for the American shipping interests. There must be a cause somewhere for this. It can't be free trade, for we have never had In the District Court in and for Wilson county, Kansas. In the matter of assignment of inley Bros, for benefit of creditors The State of Kansas by A. E.

Smith, Assignee, in the matter of assirnmentof Kimlley to the creditors of said Kindley Brothers, aHl To all persons whom it may concern, greeting: YOU are hereby notified that the said assignee, A. has made full and final settlement of all aee units as regards the matter of assignment of Kindley liros for benefit of creditors, and will, tin the day of May, 1.SSI, file in the office of tin District Clerk for Wilson county, Kansas, etition to be ilischiged from his trust as said assignee, and will at that time apply to the District Court of said Wilson counly for full and linal discharge from his said trust. Attest, A. K. SMITH, Asignee, 1- iniUev Rros.

J. l- Shins. Clerk. 41-fr By T. J.

Hfbsox. Att'y f.r Assignee. wanted for The Lives of all TQ8PSD BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and K3ALAREA. From these sources arise three-fourths cf the diseases of the human race. Thesa symptoms Indicate theirexistcnce Xnss ot Appetite, Bowels costive, (Sick 2Iead nolle, fullness after eating, aversion to exsriion of body or mind, Eructation of food, Irritability of temper, Iow spirits, A.

feeling of IiaTins neglected stune duty, IzziuessFlti.tteriiia.t the Heart, Dots before the eves, hiirhly colored Urine, demand the use of a remedy that acts direct! on the l.iver. AsaLiverruedicinoTtTTT'S I'l I.IS have no equal. Their action on the Ki hieysnnd Skin is also prompt; removing till impurities through these three "ecav-tagoM of tlao Bystera," producing appetite, sound dijresr.ion, regular stools, a clear skin and a vigorous bod v. TCTT'S 11 1. onnso no nausea or gripinjr nor interfera iily work and at a perfect AKTEDOTE TO MALARIA.

Presidents of the Agentsii the he largest, handsomest best book ever sold for less than eral reservations, and to extend the protection of the laws of the States and Territories over the Indians. This is looked upon as the longest single stride in the direction of Indian civilization that has ever been taken by Congress. One of the prettiest and most telling short speeches of the present Congress, was made by Ellis, of Lousiana, on Wednesday, in favor of his reso'uti reappropiating the sum of $125,000, not expended, for the relief of suffers by the flood of the Mississippi river. While all agreed to the appropriation upon I twice our price. The fastest selling book in America Immense profits to agents.

All intelligent people want it. Any one can become a sui-eessfull agent. Terms free. o2 Hallett Book Portland, Maine. The Senate Committee on Woman Suffrage has reported favorably on a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution extending the right of suffrage to women.

This is as far as the matter is likely to go this session, however, judging from the fate of (such bills in the past. There is a bill pending in Congress designed to prohibit the importation of opium into this country. Ifsuehabill were passed and its provisions rigidly enforced, the Chinese immigration Coyvillc Business Directory. Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and iShoes, Hats and Caps, Clothing and Notions; all kinds of produce taken exchange for goods. J.

S. CLAIBORXK, Dealer in Hardware, Groceries, Hoots and Shoes, and Notions; also Collins and Burial Cases. All goods first quality and lowest prices, also Notarv Public. this. Can it be that our high projective tariff for the last twenty-five vears, has had discour PUBLICATION NOTICE.

TSISCO LINE St. Louis cz San Francisco That is very dangerous doctrine. It is the duty of every Sheriff to defend the prisoners under his charge. The Times says: "The papers which are condemning Gov. Click for calling an extra session of the Legislature are displaying a rather dispositon." We differ from the Times we think the extra session to have been an unnecessary expense to the state.

We consider it a throwing away of from twenty-five to thirty thousand, or more dollars of the people's money for absolutely nothing. If it be puer aging influence on this great public industry? There is doubtless a cause for it, and why may it not be the workings of the tariff. TOTT'S mt HAIL WAY PL'TER DURHAM. Attorney at Law, Gray Hair ovt Vktskkbs chn.nsred in- the tcove of mercy, some ottered constitutional objections, which Mr. Ellis answered in a most convincing manner by citing precedents for the action he called for.

He mentioned the relief in 1312 to the suffers by earthquake in Carraccus, Venezaa, and the peop'e of the Island of Teneriffe, one of ilie Tn the District Court in and for Wilson county, Kn nsas. Livicia J. Cox vs. II. Cox.

The ate of Kansas tiv.TnIm Cox, defendant above named, greeting: YOU are hereby notiiied that you have been sued in the District Court iu and for Wilson county, Kansas, by Livicia. I. Cox: that she has filed her pefition 'in the olHce of the Clerk of said court agiwinst you. demanding divorce from you and the custody of the minor child. Ici na Cox; charging you with abandonment and gross negk-ct nf duty as a husband.

You in est and Notary Public; all business wiil be i promptly attended to. lO.ilOO acres of! land for sale am! exchange. -Money to Through Al iSfOl'lM, loan on farm property at lowest rates; to a.itssr Br.tK by aPinglo application of Hiis Dte. Soid by Drug-skits, i.r sent, by on receiptor 4 1 Murray Street, N-w York. ViTTH MAfslUL USEFUL RECEIPTS FBEE.

Insurance iiit class companies. J. Y. siMrsox, M. I).

PHYSICIAN AND SUIKJ-EON, COYVJLLE. KAXS. KANSAS, A KANSAS, INDIAN TKlMMTOir ile in us to speak of this, then we ulead guilty to the charge made question would Oe settled at once. Chinamen will not stay in a country where there is no opium. Pause a moment and think about the wonderful railway facilities of North America.

Several continuous tracks from the Atlantic seaboard to the Pacific coast, a line from Chicago to the city of Mexico, find the United States and Canada a vast network of railroads. And Ihink what it is likely to be fifty vears hence. i answer or plead to said petition on or before the iiith dav of May, Iss). or said petition will betak-j en as true and a ju I-rnvnf rendered against you i divorcing sail plaintiff from you. grafting her.

I the said plaiutiX the custody of -said minor child. Icena Cox. restoring Iter to former name. Livieia Carter, and granting to her such eijnitnblo relief a-s to tile court shall appear just acc ordinglv as praved for. LIVICIA .1.

COX. Attest, it. Sitis-N Clerk. ll- Dy T. J.

Ui nsox, Att'y for The cause of the late terrible riot at Cincinnati was the verdict of a jury in a murder case. Popular opinion was, that the man was guilty of murder, and ought to have hung; the jury, however, found him guilty of manslaughter, and he was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary. An effort was made to take the man out of the hands of the officers in order that he might hang. The prisoner was defended by the sheriff and the frightful riot commenced, which resulted in the loss of many lives, the wounding of many more and The direct through route bet'veen 3 TiiE 0 TRU'E Southern Kansas ct St. Louis J.

C. McDOULKT, Attorney and eomisolor at law. Office at Coyvii'e, Kansas. All Iesra-1 business promptly attended to. Charjres reasonable.

Peter Durham, 11. B. Marr. Verdigris Valley Coyville, Kansas. 1,000 acres of improved land for sale at low prices and easy terms.

Land shown to rivers free of charge. canaries, vvnicu naa tne same year been visited by swa-nis of locust thut had eaten up the crops. The resolution for the relief of the people of the-e countries was offered by Nathaniel Macon, of North Carolina, "the strict constructionist," and although con' em-pi an appropriation of it was, on motion of John C. Calhoun, of South Carolina, a refined stickler -r the letter of the constitution, to It is unnecessary to sa3T that Mr. Ellis' mo! ion was agreed to.

The bonded extension, or what is better known as ihe whisky bill, was overwhelmingly defea'ed in ihe last week, the vote being, eyes, 18(5; noes, 8:3. The friends of the bill are greatly chop-fallen, though not by any nians without hope that some measure, giving at least partial relief will be past during Ihe session. A bill was introduced some time ago by Mr. Thompson, of Kentucky, looking to the re-organizatian of the Internal J'evenue system, which eomains a provision for an extension of the period during which run daily. No change Fast Express trains an of cars.

FACTS EECARDina Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run daily without change between. St. Louis, and han Francisco. Er. Eartar's I PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Lydia Plaintiff, vs. Alfred Peek-over, Defendant. 'TWK State of Kansas to Alfred lVekover; yon are hereby notified that you have been sued in the District Court in and for Wilson county Kansas, by the plaintiff above named. Lydia j. Peckover, and that she has filed her petition in snid court against vou.

aud unless you answer or plead to said petition on or before the l'J'h day of May, isst. the allegation of said petition will betaken as true and a judgment will be rendered against yon in favor of said plaintiff, granting said plaintiff a divorce from changing her name from Lydia J. l'eckover, to her maiden name, I.vrlia.l. Adamson. and granting her general equitable relief as in said petition prayed for.

LYDIA J. PECKOYER, Witness mv hand and seal. seal. J. F.

Shin-v. clerk of District Court. By T. J. Hudson, Att'y for PUT PUBLICATION NOTICE.

the destruction of millions of dollars worth of property. "Behold how great a flame a little fire kind-leth." Emporia Democrt; In a private letter to one of the members of the Oklahoma colony in this city, Capt. D. L. Payne says that he is confident that the Oklahoma country will soon be opened to settlement and that he thinks there will be no further molestations a week at home.

outfit free. Pay absolutely sure. No risk. Cavital not required." Reader, if you want busi 200 (VHI acres of rich farming and mineral lands for sale by this company in southwest Missouri. by the Times.

Kansas City Times. Much is being said about elevating the standard of teaching. The standard will not be greatly elevated until the wages is raised. At present, teaching is a poorer business than preaching, even back in rich old high protection Pennsylvania. The teachers might as well be starved right out.

The average salary of female teachers per month is from $o0 in the city of Pittsburg 15.97 in Wyoming county, and in Philadelphia it is S30.7-5. The salaries of male teachers are but little better, running from 824.07 in Wyoming county to in Venango. A reform in methods and systems is needed, but especially an increase of wages is demanded. The former would probably follow the latter. A writer in the Chicago Tribune urging the election of an unin-structcd delegation to the republican national convention gives as the strongest reason "the party's extreme need for its strongest and most conciliating nominations.

ness at Inch persons ol either sex, young or old. can make great pav all the time ihev work, with absolute certainty. Write for pa.t'ulars to II. Hallett Portland, Maine. It will pvrify and enriHi tlie Bl-OOD, rt-piilate the LIVES anil KSONEYS.

I'i1oiik i HEALTH and VIGOH of YOTjTH! In ail ''''so diseas rciaii a eeriaiu aii! elliclent IC, csi-isillr of A jctit. Indigestion. I.ack 'r Sir. njilii, its use is niarkd with iniliieiliate ami womlcriid results. Hniif.1, muscles -onl ihtvi-s ronlvp new lureir.

Enlivens the mind alll snptilli-s llrain l'ow r. siitbTinjr Ik. iu all complaints LAPlEub peculiar fotiiuirrcx will DR. HARTES'3 IRON IONIC safo ami spc ciiy cure. It (riven a clear ard healthy complexion.

The Ftroncest testimony the value of Lilt. litov Tonji; is ihal lieipient attempts at couiiterfeliiim have only alltl tin- popularity ot the original. If a caniculy desire licaliii do not experiment Bet ilie OkicinaI. AM BtsT. P'tTVor full and particular information, with Maps.

Kates. Time Tables. Etc. call upon or address any of onr Local Agents, or either of the the undernamed. W.

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C. W. ROOM US. Vice-President ami Oeu'l Manager, Temple building, St Louis, Mo 30 Years Experience IBb, HOMETREATMENT Seventh In the District Court of Wilson county Judicial District-of the Stateof Kansas. (fSflnd yrar address to Th Or.

Hnrter Med.Co. 1 Let us hope that when the smoke of battle clears away at Cincinnati the moral atmosphere will be found to be a great deal purer. Let, us hope that other cities will take warning, and purify their moral atmospheres before it is necessary to do it by deadly conflicts. There is a gentle way, if it is adopted in time. A train of twenty-five cars left El Dorado, Hutler county, on Sunday morning last, loaded with corn and Hour, donated to the Ohio Hood sufferers by the good people of that county.

The train contained 10,000 bushels of corn and 24,000 pounds of. Hour. Now let Wilson be the next "county heard from." What bay you, neighbors? Roth branches of the Iowa Legislature have passed a bill to prohibit "bucket-shop' operations, otherwise known as grain gambling. Such a bill ought to be passed by every State Legislature in the Union. Then perhaps a good many able-bodied patriots would have to go to work and earn an honest living something that they are not doing now.

Or Nervoi8 ad Debility, Decaj- loss Of Memorw An bs iouls, l'r our uixjAixi. FuUof atrante aul useful iuiornitition, trw. six cents or post- the tax on whisky may be paid. This bill, it is said, will be taken up and pres ed for passage. While it is given out that the transfer of Minister Sargent, to St.

Petersburg, was intended as a compliment, it is gradually being learned by the inquisitive public that such was not the case, but that it was re illy a left-handed compliment intended to humi'a'e Mr. Sargent and please the German Auto- ''O. nml receive free costlv box of L'mxls which Db. Harter's Iron Tonic is Fori Sale by all Druggists ad Dealers Everywhere. John Davenport.

Plaintiff vs. Fred A. Peften-gill. Catherine .1. Pettengill, Logan Hunting and Charles A.

Worlaud, Defendants. The State of Kansas to Logan Hunting and Charles A. Worlaud, defendants in said ac will heln you to nnir mon CURE YOURSEiFI Recipes 4 aOsce tS- lim uort M'-nrr. and oc1 Qriaturr BOOli al 'let Pdrkai of Hempdie hEE. A 10rs D' 1 WILLIAMS, MilwauRee.

Wis tion, greeting: ey rifrlit a way than anything; else in this world All. of either sex. succeed from the first hour. The md road to fortune opens betore the Workers, absolutely sure. At once address.

32 Ti.i'E Augusta. Maine. are herebv notified that von have been am SET sued in said court bv.lohn Davennort. the RADICAL CORE, FOK- plaintiff in said action, aiid must, on or before the l'-'ih day of May. ls.sk answer the petition of the plaintiff, which was filed in the Clerk's office of said court on the day of March.

14. or said petition will be taken as true, and judgment be rendered accordingly. A personal judgment against Fred. A. Petten- Martin ouncl ORGANIC JmJvtA era''.

A joint reo'ution was introduced to-day in the House extending public thanks to Mr. Sargent for the efficient manaer in which he conducted the affai' of the United State- as Minister to Berlin, and expressing regret at his re-ignation. Our Ministers abroad, who staud boldly by American interests and ideas should be sustained even at the risk of the disfavor of all the crowned heads of Europe. S. 13- NEVER FAILSflS PLEASANTSAFE EC10 BY LU DRUGGISTS AT SO CENTS PER BOTTLE CHAMBERLAIN Ca SOLE MANUFACTURERS DESMCINES IOWA to inform cvcrvlxxlv that from the governments troops.

All that was needed to change the sentiment of the public upon this question was to get the facts before the people, and Capt. Payne by his untiring efforts is succeeding rapidly in this, and with the desired results. The chances are that a large number of the colony will soon be on their way again to this promised land. The theory of our government is, that all abuses can be righted at the ballot box, and that in no case are the people justifiable in attempting to right themselves by a resort to force. Hence all attempts to justify the Cincinnati mob must be upon a different theory.

No doubt many abuses have crept in our criminal law proceedure which should he remedied but this can and will be done by a resort to the peaceful modes prescribed by law, for if recourse is had to any other means, excesses such as were enacted by the furious mob at Cincinnati, are likelv to follow. i gill and Catherine J. Pettengill for with VI I percent per annum compounded annually from July 1, lssi. being amount due on their certain promisory note execu'ed and delivered by them i July 2. to John Davenport.

And for the sum of S21.42. with 12 per cent, interest from MIDDLE-yVV'l; aged j0mryj.ft?; August 27th. being amountof fcixes paid by plaintiff on the mortgaged property hereinafter described, mort.aire was given bv the de- they are prepared to lurnish Hard and Soft I'ino Lumber, LATH, LIME, CEMENT, BRICK, CHEAP FOR CASH. I fendants. Fred.

A. Pettengill and Catherine J. I Pettengill. to John Davenport to secure the pav- ment said note. An order and decree of foreclosure of said mortgage will be taken and the said iudsrmeivt so to be rendered will draw 1 uer i vrztk Kansas Governors.

Here is the names of Kansas Governors, in their order. Territorial, Ilcedor, 'o-I; Shannon, '55; (reary, '56; Walker, '57; Denver, Elk City Globe: In company with others of the railraoad committee we attended a meeting at Fredonia on Friday last in the interest of an effort to secure an extention the M. 1'. railroad by way of this placo. We found the people along the line alive to the need of another road, and if a proper etlbrt is made, the ro.id wiil be extended to this poiut the coming summer.

A.Johnson, of Garnet, attorney of the road, says the road will surely etend south soon, and we mav look for a proposition from them within the next two or three months. An organisation was afleced at Fredonia, and now it is not one town alone which is working for the extension, but it is the influence of the entire population along the propo-ed route which is being brought to bear. Another railroad is sure to come, and our people can be depended upon to assist it when it i cent, from the date of its rendition and will be declared and adjudged a first lien on the mortg-! aged premises. The mortgaged real estate to- wit: The southwest quarter of the northwest Come and Ske -I '58 Meelarv. ob.

lliese men quarter. Also tne south nail ol jot 4. Also the were all nno solf northwest quarter of the southwest quarter. Al-appoimeu IOr Ollt SJie so t-e north half of l.t t. All in section 29, town 11 si? One Block West of Public Square, Fredonia, ATansas.

turn iz. three As Nrj. I. (cnoKG-V purpose, to plant slavery in ivan-sas. Robert J.

Walker was a man of the highest Intellectual stamp. Geary made the greatest subsequent reputation, as Governor of 9 unmn 4M r-nuraL ll ert cs. ship 30, range 17. lLson county, Kansas. Will le ordered sold according to law, without appraisement, and the proceeds applied to-the payment ofthe judgment to lie rendered and costs of suit: and by the order and decree of said court, yon and each of you will be forever barred aiid foreclosed of all right, title, claim, lien or equity of redemption in and to said real estMte and every part thereof from and after said sale.

In witness whereof. I hereunto sign seal. my name and affix the seal of said court this 2oth dav of March. 14. J.

F. Smsx. Clerk, per B. F. Sliinn.

Deputv Clerk. T.J. Hudsoni J. E. Maxwell.

Plaintiff's Art' ys. Pcund Bl. Martin onio ooDii. will mtwt UmmmT. JU aoDii.

will ref in mVS "Ttf Lbrrt Pio tb wont condition.) f7. Beiit byVTV v' mail. IB 4ua rai.p.-ra. ull L1 rec FS- I Thayer I lead Light A young cyclone struck Thayer, Tuesday morning, and A measure is bafore Congress which will, if adopted, go a long way toward solving the long vexed Indian problem, which has been before Congress ever since the formation of the Government. This measure proposes the giving of land in severalty, to the Indians, and abrogation of the tribal relation, and the establishment of a Territorial Government, under the laws of the United States.

The best citizens are those who take attractive interest in public affairs, great and small. They are those who attend all primary and township elections, see to it that Kood men are put to the front. Are you one of that kind? Or do you belong to the do-nothing class, those who stay at home and find fault because things are not "run" right?" A man who is too good to take part in public afl'xirs is a lit tie too good to live. X'rcva rra ant oata ujx ay by HARRI3 REMEDY CO. derail Market amo 8th 8T.

LCOI3, MO. Pennsylvania and as a Union General. Denver alone survives; we think he is still alive, and living in Ohio. In brains the appointed were superior to our elected Governors. These later have been: Robinson, '01; Garner, '02; Crawford, '64: Harvev, '6S; Osborne, 3 IS utuai Aid and Life Associate prevailed ail day, playing sad with the signs and feueas of the eity.

1 he front of the Baldwin House sample room was torn out, and other slight damage was done in that neighborhood. The hoodlums of Fredonia amuse tueru-elves on a dark night by stretch PUBLICATION XOTICE. It begins to look like our friends of the Methodist Church, will have to put a ticket of their own in the field this year. They have resolved to support none but prohibitionists for office. And should the republican party nominate John A.

Martin for Governor, which they are quite likely to do, the church will have to either support him or bolt the ticket, something they never have 'done. Just what they will do in the contingency suggested we do not know, but as wc have said, they may have to nominate a ticket of their own. In the District Cjurt in and for Wilson county, Kansas. Austin Corbin. Plaintiff, vs.

R. P. Fauset, if. J. '76; St.

John, '78; i'2; Anthony, Glick, '82. Fauset. Joel Barnhart and Ba ran art. JefendaiiLs. Of TJellefontaiii.

Ohio. This Association is purely mutual, equitable and Each member pays his assessment according to ae antl amount of b'en- THE Ptwte of Kansas to trie defendats ahove named R. P. Fauset and M. J.

Fauset his wife, and J-el Barnhart and Barnhart his wife will take notic that tliey hare been sned by the said plaintilf. Austin Corbin. who has tiled his Tetition apminst said defendants in the office ofthe Clertof the District Court in and for Wilson county. Kansas, and that unless they answer sid petition on or before the 12th day of May. same will be taken as true and jndtrmenr will be rendered establishing and Otiietinsr the title of the said plaintiff in and to Fall lliver hie ho George Dornblas er and Win Adams, of Fredonia, viewed the sights of Fall Hiver last Satnr day.

Mr. M. Stoner, of Neode sha, visited onr city again yesterday and completed arrangements' for rent-in? Mrs. Westover's property which he will convert into a hotel- lie will take charge by May 1st. ing wire across the side-walks, for the purpose of tripping the unsuspecting pedestrian.

The toe of a number 'lev-en boot rigorously applied t. tint portion of their frames, located midway between their heads and their heels wou'd have the beneficial effect. The county aitorney lit down on the following named persons in this city last Monday: I.eo llelf. Fete Ma-lone, Ed Lyman, Mary F. Emery, J.

W. Cress, 1) C. Eldridge and Byron K'dridge. They are charged with having dispenced frurnented corn jaiee in a manner entirely ineonsistant with prohibition-. This thing, the county attorney thinks, is getting to be put on a little too thick in this neck woods, and the northwest quarter t'i) of section twenty- rtf Rr I.JrilDAMr!T4J., 0 II Ir If Patents Cranted.

ciirnt 121. township thirty south or ranfje fourteen east, situate in Wilson county. Kansas, as asrainst all ad verse claims of said defendants, or either of or anyone by or throntrh them, and to said lands The following patents were granted to citizens of Kansas, week ending April erits. Incase of Permanent Disabil ity the policy i.s paid, as in case of death, ana his membership anceled. Any person a resident of the United States, between the ages of 21 and of sound mind and body, may become a member of the First Division." Sick Benefits of S3.0 per week, not exceeding ten weeks, paid to (iOOli i AC F.

NTS lYAXTFAK For further iitformatiou call on, lor Address. VI. b'irjiil AKcnt-, Xi.l. IiiViili-. AitiiiiiS.

Parsons Palladium: Hon. S. A. Riggs has published a three column article in the Kansas City Times vindicting himself from the charges published against him in the re-eent campaign. His vindicatkn is full and complete and we regret that our limited space will not allow us to publish it entire.

Mr. Riggs was, lied about and maligned in a villainous manner and his tra-ducers should now, avail themselves of the opportunity of setting this ant, or either of them. 1st, 1SS4, reported expressly for The contest between Thatcher and Martin is growing fiercer and more bitter every day, and prohibition is in danger of being lost sight of entirely; just what the republican party are endeavoring to do. 'It has been an elephant on their hands for some time, causing the defeat of the head of their ticket in 1882, and will endanger their whole State ticket, if not district and county, as well if not squelched. This ins to be abm.S the shuuticrt oi affairs Hii.T.a SEWING MACHINE CO- ROCKVILLE, CCirfT.1' Attest.

Plaintiff. Jesr F. SiitNN. clerk. 41-5 Pv T.J.

Hrn-ov, A'tv for paper by Jos.H. Hunter, Solicitor of American and Foreisrn Patents, fo4 i some measure must be taken to protect CANAD. the peop e. Street, Washington, JJ.C: Cvtos Anient, Anthony, thil coupl ing;" Win. K.

Moitiam and James A. Mnndav, Ottawa, lifting jack; Tne -T. BORN. ORANGE. MASS.

Judge Brewer sent in Ids resig- Th.ji,. P. fi lt in r-1! Ty.1 nation to tne govci ma-rniEq ofthLa wc 1 I'ua, post; -ll i tli won a. uorc 1U1 Aiif.vortt.