Fredonia Times from Fredonia, Kansas • 3

Preferred Locals. FREDONIA TIMES. LARGE PUBLIC SALE Real Estate Transfers. The following is a list of transfers of THURSDAY. MAY 29, Cowboy hat-bands at O.

V. Small's. Building paper, plain and tarred, at real estate filed in the Register of Deeds office for the month of May, 1834 J. W. Paulen's.

I9-tf Thad. Parsons to Samuel L. Freid- Five hundred pairs of plow shoes at O. V. Small's.

33-tf line ne section 23, range 17 i 1 r.i'.l ti fin tT1) ShortHom Class' boarding house is a good William Hughes to Cozelda Cox, nej place to stop at. 25-tf 8W zs, 1., o. Subscription Rates. One copy, one year fl 50 One copy, six months Tj! One copy, shree months 50. Single copy fo.

lfaSubscripUons payable in advance. J. U. SCOTT, Publisher, Fredonia. Kansas.

Railroad Time Table. Elegant line of ladies' shoes of all Wright Nash to George Shaffer, el kinds at Small's. 41tf nw4 34. 27. 14.

$000. Jason G. Lamison to Gideon Sowers, A choice lot of thoroughbred shorthorn bulls will be sold at the sale advertised by Frank Playter at Walnut on Thursday, the 12of June. Farmers wanting good stock should be there. 2t.

William J. Schubert, has been taking the census of the city this week, and has nearly completed bis work. He informs us" that the population of the citv of Fredonia will reach fully 1000. Take a holiday and go to Frank Playter's cattle sale on Thursday, June 12th. Sale will commence at 12 "o'clock sharp.

Free conveyances to and from all trains on day of sale from Walnut. 44-2t Dr. A. G. Marshman, a prominent physician of Wilson county, passed through the city this Meek on his way to the Osage agency, to spend a few weeks in hunting and fishing.

Coffey-ville Journal. Dr. W. E. Barker, of Ohanute.

was Schloesser has just received two car Death of Herbert F. Cox. Died, at the residence of his father, John T. Cox, in this city, on Thursday, May, 22, 1884, of consumption, Kekbeet F. Cox, aged 32 years.

The deceased was born in Noblesville, Hamilton countv, Indiana, on the 14, of June, 1852. He received his education in the commoh school of the country, except a course of two years in the agricultural college at Manhattan, in this state. Several years ago he located near Little Rock, Arkansas, and for a number of years conducted one of the largest cotton plantations inthat state, during which time he contracted the disease from which he died. About six months before his death he came home to his father, and at the time of his arrival said he had come home to die, and requested to be buried bs the side of his grandfather Sexton, who was a particular friend of Herbert during his life-time. The funeral services were held at the home of his father, on Saturday afternoon last, and was largely attended, lie leaves a wife aud a large number of relatives to mourn his death.

loads of furniture. 18tf WALNUT PARK FARM, Two miles South of Walnut Crawford county, Kansas, O. V. Small's immense stock of nwj jo, zy, ij. Gideon Sowers to Jason G.

Lamison, lot 7, blk 10, Fredonia. $4500. Mary A. Allred et al to T. J.

Hudson, se sej 24, and ej nej 25, 29, 14, and wi 8T. LOUIB A SAX FRANCISCO KAILROAD spring goods has arrived. 41tf Have you seen those new style plow shoes at O. V. Small's? 33-tf east -bo uno trains.

Mail. New Albany 12:2.1 p. m. nw and nwj- swj swf su, L-y, 10. Freight.

12:23 p. m. a. w. 2:17 a.

m. Robert Marr to Ki chard 15. liogue. VltEDONIA Neodesha You can get the best terms on loans IJ: 1 p. 111 p.

ra. lots 2, 3 and 4 blk 7, New Aloany. $SO0. of Cook, Winner Cox. 25tf Randolph Kobb to Maximiliian ul- Moline, Fish Bros, and Studebaker WEST-BOCKl TKAIJiS.

Mail. Freight. 2:17 p. m. 2:10 p.

m. p. in. 4.UO p. in.

p. m. p. m. wagons at J.

W. Paulen's. 25-tf Keodeaha "RDONIA. 'ow Albany ler, swj and swj 26, 29, 16, $2000. David Lilly to David N.

Montgomery set 15, 30, 14. $2500. Consider Carefully the Following Points, Before Buying a Sulky Plow. 1st. By using the sulky you can wear out the plows you already have on hand, thereby saving half the expense of buying a sulky plow full rigged.

Can "use a wood beam or iron beam, right or left hand, large or small plow. 2d. It is light draft, as your team is coupled to the end of the beam, and no further from the draft than when plowing by hand. 3d. The plow is loose-geared.

This feature is a very important one, as it allows the wheels to run over lumps or uneven surfaces without throwing the plow out of the ground. It can be easily and instantly locked while the teani'isin motion, so as to force the rolling cutter through thick heavy cornstalks or trash of anv.Jdnd. 4th. The lever power for lifting out of the ground is so great that any boy capable of driving a team can manage it with perlect ease, can plow a square corner, or can change the depth of plowing at will without stopping the team. Farmers who have used this attachment claim that it plows the ground much better than it can be done without it; that it is vastly superior to any other riding plow made, on account of its lightness.

While it weighs only 200 pounds, the iron sulky plows weigh, 500 pounds. This is one reason why this machine is so much easier on the horses. The flexible, free motion of the plow, by reason of the double joint at the point of attachment, thus avoiding the rigid motion that all other riding plows have, is of vital importance, and is an additional reason for its light draft and perfect work. The light draft of Jacksonville has all these advantages. 43-wt All kinds of cigars kept bv llorton Bros, at their billiard hall.

28-tf alter Kaieigh to John K. renner, called to this city last week on profes nw 24, 30, 14. 41600. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Cook stoves at cost for cash for the Ona Cheynev to raser, net next 20 days at J.

W. Paulen's. 19-tf nwj 15, 30, 17. $100. Ride to the depot in Burare's bus.

State of Kansas. Sarah Ann urcell to 31. Uooper, He is always sure to be on time. 25-tf swj 29, 28, 16. $300.

I. N. Spencer to S. R. Bell, lot 12, blk For the latest stvle of spring and THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1884.

will then offer a draft of 13 vcrv choice vouns? Thoroughbred Short-Horn Bulls from tho WALNUT PAFiK HERD, running from 11 months to 20 months old. And to make room for recent purchases of Thoroughbred Short-Horn Cows, I will at the same time sell my entire herd of High Grade Short-Horn Cows and Heifers, consisting of GO fine 2 and 3 year old Cows with Calves at their sides, by the Celebrated! Show Bull, Autumn Lad No. 2S4S1 A. H. also 30 choice Heifers coming 2 years old.

bred in December to a Thoroughbred Galloway Bull. Also 2 yearling Galloway Bulls. TERMS Six months time on giving approved paper bearing 10 per cent, interest. Conveyances FREE to and from all trains on Mo. Pacific and S.

K. R. R. from Walnut on day of sale. "13a Catalogue of Bulls ou Application.

Sale will commence at 12 o'clock. FHAUK PLAYTEH. summer dress goods go to Small's. 41tf. 42, Altoona.

50. S. K. liell to L. V.

ulguhn, lot 12, blk Try a sack of the Cherrvvale flour. Geo. W. G15ck. 1.

W. Finney. James Smith. Sam' I T. Howe.

W. A. Johnston. E. P.

McCabe. H. C. Speer. Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Swretnry of State, bw.e Statu Auditor bup't Public Instruction.

42, Altoona. $5. You will find it at Spencer Knowles. A. L.

Showalter to ulguhn. 19-tf Cherokee and Crawford countv lots 3, 4, 5, 10 and 11, blk 42, Altoona. $20. lump and nut coal at the Park Lumber Yard. 17-tf Wilson County.

Z. A. Sneennger to Mary E. Hotten- stein, ej nw 2, 27, 13. $300.

A full stock of lumber on hand at A. is. oiverton to A. Roberts. Pound Martin's.

Also a good supply net 11, 27, 16. $1300. of lime. 18-tf Rettie G. liarnes to Hiram Cook, sw G.

S. Clark, at Fredonia. loans swt 13, and set se 4, 30, 13. $500. J.

Z. Poxton. F. M. Robertson, J.

15. F. Mel'herson. J. C.

Tuttle. T. C. Singleton. W.

R. el ley. J. F. Shinn.

Stivers. T. J. Hudson. M.

K. Richardson. N. McKinimey. Hull Lemen to liobert Allison, set money on improved farms at low rates of interest.

35-tf R. W. HEROD, Osngo Mission, State Senr.tnr. Representatives, County Clerk, Treasurer, Sheriff Clerk of District Court, Probate Judge, County Attorney Register of Deeds Surveyor, Coroner, Commissioners, 23,27,16. $800 uctioneers.

Col. D. S. HARRIS, Kansas Cit G. L.

White to W. B. Whitaker, part If you wish to eniov a quiet game of billiards in a pleasant place, go to ne sw 7, 27, 16. $50. W.

B. Whitaker to K. Y. S. of pt.

nel swJ7, 27, 16. $1. llorton liros. Z8tt F. M.

Wiley. (i. W. Teter. fail to nail ot 7 i nr li A.

M. Craiir. SIMON GOLDING, John VY isntta to I). Yv Uutts, pt swl W. M.

Stout. 9, 27. 14. $200. and examine that fine stock of silverware and jewelry.

25-tf sional business. Doctor Uarker is one of the most successful physicians in Kansas, and has a very large and lucrative practice. There will be a meeting held at the Sheriff's office on Friday night of this week, for the purpose of re-organizing the Fredonia uase-ball club. All lovers of the national game are requested to be present. It has been discovered in Scotland that some of the school teachers have introduced castor oil as a means of discipline refactory urchins being required to take a dose of that kind instead of a flogging.

Exchange. Why buy read3'-made clothes when you can get them made to order by experienced and first-class tailors at the the same price, at Newman, Miller in Fredonia. Store on the northeast corner of the square. 44tf. To-morrow will be observed as Memorial Day, and we trust our citizens generally will participate in the ceremonies of the occasion, as the day is full of sad memories of the past, and sacred to the Nation'B dead.

Roderic S. White and-Mrs. Hiram Cook, both of Duck Creek township, left Monday the 26th, for Vermont, where Mr. White will remain for three weeks, looking after his interest in an estate, while Mrs. Cook expects to visit for three months.

John Olson, who has lived a bachelor for forty years of his life, came to town last Thursday morning and obtained the necessary papers to unite in the hoi' bonds of matrimony with Miss Martha James, an Arkansas lady. Our good wishes go with them. A jolly fishing party of about twenty couples went to the classic banks of l'all river on Tuesday of this week, and returned home at night pleased with -1EA-LER IN- Mary E. liottenstein to L. W.

Kep-lingar, ej nwj 2, 57, 13. $150, Small's new stock of spring and District Court. CAUTION. In these days of sharp competition and progress, "it is well to be cautious in purchasing any article of merchandise, on the spur of the moment, or, upon the recommendation of others, who are not thoroughly posted. Especially is it so, as regards purchasing a sewing machine.

Friends and neighbors all think theirs the best, and do not hesitate to say so, when the fact may be, they have never seen the "Davis." Before buying a sewing machine, we advise every one to examine the new-high-arm Davis, and we are sure they will feel repaid for the effort. It seems almost incredible that, at this late date so much improvement were possible. If the present evidences of popularity continue, this new, model machine will have the greatest sale of any ever placed on the market. For sale by Finney, Mudd Co. Now is the Time to Dress Up.

"Good clothes don't make the man" is a true and. worthy old maxim, but nevertheless a man is not injured by wearing a good suit of clothes, and as there is now an opportunity offered our citizens to buy a fashionable and serviceable suit for one -half the price usually charged, we hope to see our citizens tone up a little on the dress. We visited the tailoring establishment of Newman, Miller on the northeast corner of the square yesterday, and were surprised to see the varied assortment of suitings they are offering for sale. They are making up the very best business suits, cut to measure at $20, the same class of goods usually costing to $40 per suit. The very best dress suits as good as can be found in St.

Louis or Chicago are made from $30 to $3-5. The buyer can see the goods in the piece and make his own selection, and his measure will be taken by a practical cutter, who is fully posted on the latest styles, and in Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF KANSAS, 1 Wilson County. The New England Mortgage Security Company, vs. Ezekiel Hopkins, Mary A.

Hopkins and Smcd-Icy Darlington. BY virtue of an order of sale Issued out of tho Seventh Judiciul District Court, setting In and fur the county of Wilson, and to me directed and delivered, I will on summer goods is now open for inspec A. Sneennger to L. Kephnger, tion. 4ltt neJ2, 27, 13.

$500. Lawrence R. Gnmn.to B. L. L.

Rtillwcll. First Tuesday in February. First Tuesday in May. LSec'nd Tuesday in Septemb'r. Small's new stock of boots and ZDIRTS'" G-OODSI Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, lot 13, and pt 12, blk 35.

Fredonia, $500. shoes is the largest and finest ever Matilda Landreth to Allen 1. Hodge brought to Wilson county. 41tf se ne and net set 33, 27, 15. $100.

Small has some of the nobbiest A. i. Muud to George Shatter, swt 60, 27,14. $1600. Fredonia City.

Mayor J. T. Allen. Police Judge James Wiley. spring suits ever brought to Fredonia, and is selling them at astonishing low prices.

41.tf D. S. Wiltrout to Alexander Grose, sj sj net 22, 29, 14. $600. R.

J. Mackev Clerk See here Spencer Knowles will liobert Mooney to John u. smith, pt lot 1, blk 18, New Albany. $10. I havo just received my Spring Stock of Goods to which I invited tho attention' of the people of Wilson county.

I will guarantee to give mj costomcrs pay you the highest market price, in cash' or goods for corn. 19-tf llenrick bung sen. to Caroline Sung, Coatun. S. Powell.

C. F. Coleman. J. C.

Tuttle. C.H. Pierce. J. O.

Vassar. Councllmea, sj swt 13, 29, 16. $400. I have a few top buggies and spring John to Alexander Jiarr, set set SATURDAY, MAY 31, 18S4, between the hours of one (1) and two (2) o'clock p. of said day, nt the eonrthouse door in Kredonia, in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash In hand, the following described real estate, in Wilson county, Kansas, to-wit: The southeast quarter (Ji) of the southeast quarter (hi) of section No.

thirteen (13), and the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter (K) of section No. twenty-four (21), in township No. thirty (30) of range No. sixteen (10) east, and the northwest quarter (M) of the northwest quarter (h) of section No. nineteen (19) in township No.

thirty (30), range No. seventeen (17,) east, containing in all one hundred and ten unil seveuty-oue one hundredths acres (110 71-100.) Said property will be sold as commanded by said order of sale. Given under my hand this 30th day of Aprjl, 1881. W. R.

KELLKY, 30-w5 Sheriff Wilson County, Kansas. ood Goods and Excellent Bargains! wagons that I will sell low for cash or good notes. J. W.Paulen. 19-tf LOCAL NEWS.

Good tables, god cues, good cigars 27, and net neV and" sej nej and net set 34, 30, 16, $1900. James J. Russell to Matilda MeCul-lougli, wl swt 30, 28, 14. $030. li.

J. Mackev to Augusta A. Smith, lot 22, blk 20, Fredonia. $300. and good attention to all patrons of BSrCall and sec me at the NEW YORK STORE, first room west of the Wilson County Bank.

42tf the billiard hall of llorton liros.2-tf Look out for free exhibition of sew ing machine work. Will give due no r. D. HopkinKon to Sarah P. Hopkin-son, si nwt 26, 29, 13.

$450. tice ot the time, rinnev, Jluud uo. Tin E. C. Morgan to 11.

M. Tibbitts. lots the days' recreation, but the nuinberof A Nasal Iniector free with each 6, 8, 10 and pt 12, blk 35, Fredonia, $400. bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. a few days he can have a fine suit of J.

it. vvillits to alentine llahu, fl Price 50 cents. Sold bv W. I. Pierce Bro.

25 Jj 0 1 UlLJLi set 29, 29, 15. $800. It. I'. Liillv to William Harshbarger, J.

W. Paulcn is selling a large num ej set 7, 30, 15. $8-50. Sidney Allen to II. Cramer et al, lots 15, 16, 17 and 18, blk 34, Neodesha.

$200. East Side Public Square, ber of White Sewing Machines. They are the "Boss" of all the machines in this market. 25-tf If von want peace in the family Decoration Day to-morrow. Spring chickens in the market.

Book agents in town this week. YiIliam Cowgill is home again. When is work to be commenced on our new hotel L. O. Butcher went down to Neode-tha last Friday.

Lubricating Oil at Pureell Wal-den's drim store. 44-tf. Thomas Woodyard ia assisting Rohert Moore in the depot. Robert Mooney. the New Albany miller, was iu town yesterday.

'Mrs. Nora Lee, of Neodesha, was visiting iu Fredonia last week. Lowry Gilmore, of the Fall River Echo, was in the city Wednesday. John AV. Kiinbrel went up to New Albany Saturday to visit his parents.

E. B. Seaman went over to his old 11. M. libbitts to Morgan, lots 6, 8, 10 and pt 12, blk 35, Fredonia'.

$400. Mvria Gidley to Edward Short, net F. SCHLOESSER, Notice for Publication. Land Office at Kansas.) May 27, ISM. NOTTCE is hereby given that the following named settler has hied notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk District Court at Fredonia, Kansas, on July 29, ISSi, viz: Crawford Sullivan for the southeast quarter northeast quarter and northeast quarter southeast quarter of section 31, and.

southwest quarter northwest quarter and northwest quarter southwest quarter of section 35, township 2t, south, range 15, east. He names the following witnesses to prove hrs coiirihuous residence upon, and cultivation of, saiil land, viz. James Mvers, Cicero Hlioaila, I. F. Mikesll, Ceo.

W. Iiayles, all of Dun I. Kansas. No. 2826.

H-Siv -M. J. SALTER, Register. Proprietor, buy a Kitchen Gem cook stove v.nd a White's sewing maahine. J.

W. Baulen sells them. 19-tf 4, 29, 14. $S0O. Sarah M.

Smith to A. E. Smith, pt lot 8, blk 14, Fredonia. $100. hsh in the pearly stream was not diminished to any alarming extent.

E. P. Moulton, trustee of Neodesha township, has brought in his assessment returns, and they are the most correct and neatest ones we have examined. His report shows that Neodesha tp, has a population of 2408, which shows a large increase during the past year. Mrs.

B. F. Fowler, living two miles north of town, is attempting to raise silk-worms on a small scale. They are fed on Osage hedge leaves. These are said to be better for the worms than the mulberry eaves, being less liable to disease, and containing a larger per cent, of silk-making material.

The Colony Free Press is the best printed and most ably edited 7-column paper in the state." On an average Brother Burk gives his readers three columns of nonpareil locals, all of a newsv nature and well written up. The Largest stock of silverware and IFZRIEIDOlNnr-A-, clothes, made to ht him, at the same cost he would pay for a "hand-me-down" suit in a ready-made clothing establishment. Mr. L. Newman is now in our city and is superintending the business here at present.

He is delighted with the climate of Kansas, and is particularly pleased with Wilson county and Fredonia. The firm is also trying to establish a trade with responsible farmers, and those who have purchased bills express themselves well pleased with their bargains. Trip to the Indian Territory. Ed. Times It is only in response to your request thp.t I should have thought of burdening j-our readers by "writing up" my visit to, the Indian territory.

The majority of them have doubtless greater knowledge of the territory than one short trip could give lowest prices at Peter Reeger's. If vou want anything in this line don't fail to A. l'j. Smith to Samuel" liaughman, pt lot 7, blk 14, Fredonia. $100.

Harriett A. Johnson to A. S. Holm-berg, swt and wi.set 11, 29, 14. $3500.

Goodell Foster to Charles R. Perkins, ive him a call. 25-tf Shiloh's Cure will iuimpdiafel re A full' and complete line of all styles and' prices of furniture- conntantly ia stock. Call and examine SfUndertakinjr a 25-tf lieve Croup, Whooping cougfYand Bron pt nwt 20, 29, 14. $1800.

chitis. Sold, by W. I. Pierce Bro. li.

It. xNewell to J. A. Tartar, lot 2, 5, 20 Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is a pos 30, 15. $300.

R. R. Newell, to J. A. Tartar, pt swl home iu Elk county, the fore part of 32, 29, 15.

$4000. itive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and' Canker Mouth. Sold by W. I. Pierce Bro.

25 Mack. Newell to J. A. nwt T. M.

DAVIS, MANAGER Otf THE North American Lightning Eod 32: 29; 15. $700. Leave your farm in the hands of G. W. H.

Tinker to J. D. Allen, pt ei people of that lively little city should: Notice for Publication. Iia.nd Office at IsocrENDErKiK, Kan-sas). May 19, 1SS-1.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make tinal proof in support'of his olaim, and that, said proof will be made before the Clerk District Court at Fredonia, Kansas, on Monday, July 7, J8RJ, viz: John W. noddy, for the south half of, the southwest quarter of section 14, and the west half of the northwest quarter of section 23, township 29, range 13. He names the following witnesses to provu his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: A. J. Glackin, Ed.

Fred. Englebert, Millard Knglebert, all of Fredouia, Kansas, 2301. 43w5 M. J. SALTER, Register.

me. My own experience would, be of. 1 redoing 11 you would sell it quick. 35-tf northwest quarter 12, 29, 14, aiiil lota. 1,.

give mm a warm support. W. J. Me Alexander, a prominent citizen of Guilford township, died sud 3, 7, 51, 11 and Ki blk oHl, 3, 7, 10. 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24, bik The Rev.

Geo. H. Thoyer, of Bour 35, and lots 6 and 12, blk 36, Johnson's bon, says: "Both myself and wife owe our lives" to Shiloh's Consumption denly of heart disease on Monday of the week. Charley Ballard has been somewhat "under the weather" for a few days past. IJess Bros, shipped several hundred pounds of wool to St.

Louis during the past week. Strawberries in market, but are selling at about 40 cents per quart on a Hquare count. Orval Jeflers, who recently sold his farm southwest of town, moved into the city Monday. addition to Iredonia. $22o0, G.

E. White to Amos Varnum, lots 3, fchirei Sold by 1. Tierce zo Cook. W'inner Cox are oneofthe 4 and 5, blk 13, Altoona. $150, most enterprising real estate firms in Kansas and have done much toward in We are handling the celebrated large Copper "Section Rod," and' guaranty satiafaction to alii When needing work in our line, come and hcc us.

tf T. DAVIS. ducing, settlers to locate ia Wilson county, 2tf Are votii made miserable by indi gestion, constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vital- u. tross ani uss lita ining Notice for Publication. Land-Office at Independence, Kansas,) May 19, NOTIGE is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be ruado before the Clerk District Court at Fredonia, Kansas, on Monday, July 7, 1SR4, viz: William-: F.

Tartar for the northwest quarter of section 33, township 29, south, range. 15, east Ho names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jo. Halin, has. lirown, William Hamilton, A. H.

Tetor, all of Fredonia. Kausujs. No. 2S00. 43w5 M.

J. SALTER; Register. lzer is a positive cure, fcoid. dv 1. Fierce 25 Never such bargains offered before jfllliJj ul were married by the Probate Judge last Thursday morning.

W. R. McDonald's terra of school in district 18, Tallevrand township, closed iriday the NJtti. as at the Star urocerv. Two hundred valuable presents given awav.

('all Meacr Roatcap, who left here for and examine them. Don't lose your chance to get Wm. J. SCHUBERT, Proprietor, iNelson 1 haver to Amos aruum, lots 10,. 11 and Altoona.

$15. W. Marsh to John Bolton, pt nwt nwt 0, 27, 14. $73.12. Charles Thurman to J.

E. Orr, lots 11 and 12 blk 45, Altoona. $30. T. G.

Peyton toJiE. Orr lot blk 42, Altoona. $50: Jacob Gillinan to Jafon G. Lamison, nw.V 35, 29, 13: Marv C. Warner to J.

S. Brlckler, si swt. 27, 19. $710. Dayid M.

Rodman to Sarah E. Green, lot. B. 20, Fredonia. $750.

Sarah E. Green to F. B. L. lot B.

20, Fredonia. $600. J. T. Swiuney to J.

Swinnev, el. net 31, and wj nwt 32, 15. $1000. V. B.

Swiuney to J. M. Swinney, eJ nwt and wj swt 32, 30, 15. $900. Carl Kuhnke to J.

W. Panlen, pt lot 2, blk 21, Fredonia. $1. A. P.

Hamilton to F. B. L. lots 7 and 8, blk 17, Hamilton's add. Frodo-nia.

$800.. Jjilia D. Far.well to George Cox, swt swl 19, 28, 16. $50. Bates Clary et al to T.

J. Hudson, St. Louis a few weeks ago, is working ut Wellington, Kansas. "Hackmetack 3. lasting and fra grant perfume.

Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by Pierce Bro. 25 There is more laziness to the square inch in Fredonia than in any other Money! Money 11 Wm, OPPOSITE PARK LUMBER YARD, FREDONIA, KANSAS. fully prepared to do all kinds of repairing and iron. working.

Gun and pewinc machine repairing and engine and boiler work a specialty. Farm ma Stivers and son are loaning money on one, two, three and, five years time. No delay. Money on deposit and can be paid" oer as soon as papers are signed. 18-tf.

Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, May 19,1881. NOTICE is hereby given that the foilowing-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in bopport of his claim, and that said proof will bo mads before the Clerk District Court at Fredonia, Kansas, on Mondav, July 7, 1881, viz: Oliver 11. Daniels for tlie northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 13, township 29, south, range 15 east. He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said Wallace.

Ke-Hy, R. Damevood, James Crooks. James White, all of Fredonia, last Mr. McAlexander was an exemplary citizen and a most excellent man, and his sudden demise is a terrible blow to his family and numerous friends. His age was' 40 years.

The railroad assessment for 18S3 has been filed with County Clerk Tuttle, from which we learn that there are 26 oS-100 miles of main track in Wilson county, which is assessed, including depots, side-tracks, at $177,198.85. The value of the main track is placed at $5000 per mile; rolling stock $1259.40, the balance is for side-tracks, depots, round-houses, materials, The reverend grandmother, of the Democrat, last week pulls, out the second story of her store teeth and puts up a pitiful lip and charges the Timks with being personal. We would ask the demented old.fossil who commenced this personal racket He should not forget the injunction of the "that those who live in stone houses should notthrow.glasses." But the poor old, soul is in her datage, and should not be held responsible of anything she may say or do. The Longview Life Insurance company of Texas, has had a representative in, our city for the past two weeks. This company is rightly named, and we think after the advertising dodge of paying a few losses to "catch" a few-other soft snaps" is accomplished, the policy holders will have-to take a very lon view to ever their money back.

There is no doubt but that this company is a genuine "fuiide" affair, and we advise all people to leave it severally alone, and' not be fooled by oily tongued agents. Mr. Jesse Riags wiis down at Coy-ville in Wilson county last week and while passing through a ravine, shaded from the sun, his companion, he mail carrier, scooped away the leaves and cathead up hail, stones as large as town in North America. The blue grass in the courthouse yard is looking tine, and should not be cut until the seeds ripen. Daniel N.

Reddington and Emeline Bentlv were married in this city on May 2, 1884, by Judge Stivers. A large assortment of, wall paper, also Diamond wall-finish Kalsomine. chinery of all kinds repaired on short notice. That hacking cc-ngh can be so quick ly cured bv Shiloh's cure. We guaran- fi 1 i n- 0 jit C.

CHASE, NEW TREATMENT. FOR teeiu. soiu. oy 1. ierce Wm, Stivers Son are loaning set 24, and.ei net 14, and nwf 798.

KanFA3v No. but little interest, and to give many ideas of that, region, would, be something like the European who upon arriving at New York, found a cablegram which summoned him back the same day, and after reaching home wrote a book upon America. I have heard of honest Injun" from my earliest have been interested in history, have- sympathized with him in his sufferings and the injustice done him by my fellow pale-face, have been staggered by the records of his inhumane crimes, "have beheld his sober, face, but. never before has it been my privilege to hunt upon his ground, ride with him through his own forest, eat and sleep with- him-, in his own cabin. Finding a rest from the tasks of the study and the responsibilities of the parish absolutely necessary, I accepted the invitation of Bro.

W. W. Sholes to rusticate with him during atwo weeks' trip to his newly leased ranche in the eastern part of the Osage country. Less than two days easy driving brought us to the-ranche, the nearest point (the northeast corner where the tent ia-located) being something like twentv miles south of the state line, and three to five miles west oC this, place. There are 56,000 acres in.the enclosure, which is ten miles from east to est and nine and a half miles from north to south, the Sholes brothers having the undivided I could hardly imagine a better place for a pasture, or, considering the extent, one more conveniently located; The house which was being erected when we were there which.

will be the home of the attendant (I would say cow-boy if 1 thought J. M. Bronson would not see this) is but three miles from Bartles-ville, where there is a postolBce, gristmill, store and various shops. Not so far from civilization as might be. The range is very hilly and rocky, largely forests, interspersed with knolls of prairie from a few acres to several hundred in extent.

There is an entire absence of rock weed, but instead, thrifty grass. It-is well watered by perpetual springs and streams. Good shelter is found in the oanons. As a huntiug expedition my trip was not the most successful. I well knew at this time of year.the game would be old and wild and poor, bus I went to rest hunting being a secondary affair, and I rested until I was pretty thoroughly tired and came home refreshed.

While in camp and on the wajt, we had frequent feasts of quail, chicken, duck, squirrel, turkey etc. I had the privilege of but one shot at a deer and it was like Simple Simon's wild duck: wouldn't stay." One very noticeable and very unaccountable trait for unciv and nwt swl 30, 29, 15 $300. 43w LAWYER, Office in Twin Mound Hall, Fredonia, Kansas. M. J.

SALTER, Register. at Pureell Walden's drug store. 44-tf money at low rates of interest. Call on them and'get termsbefore you make a loan elsewhere 25-tf AND Mrs. Coy, of Coy wile, accompanied by her daughters, Misses Anna and Ella, were visitors to l'redpnia Tuesday.

I wish to announce to the citizens of Fredonia and vicinity that I will do MICHAEL NORTON, all kinds of mason work, in stone or brick. Cisterns a specialty. Inquire Call on Newman, Miller Co. for a suit of clothes, made to order as cheap DISEASES. BY ritoritiETOR Isaac Davidxon and wife to D.

S. Wiltrout, sj net 22, 29, 14. $500. Wirt Wakefield to Coroliue A. Wakefield, undivided int.

and. to sj. swt 2,30,15.. Samuel Ensingerto Gordon, el nwt 8, 27, 17.. $600, E.

II. Burgett to Hiram, Burgett, si nwt 2, 27, 16. $400. J. M.

Keek and wife to Elizabeth II. Williams, lot blk 48, Neodesha, $3500. John Cranor and wife to Joshua Cranor, 4 Int. in swt nwl 0, 29, 16. $-50.

Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, Kansas,) May 19,1884. NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk District Court at Howard, Kansas, on Monday, July 7. 18S4, viz: Simeon C. Bartlett for the west half of the southeast quarter and west half of the northeast quarter of section 9, township 31, south, range 13.

He names the following itnesses to prove his continuous residence as you can purchase ready-made. 44tf. at star grocery, or- Jas. R. White, Corner of Ohio and 3d streets, east of We learn that W.

R. Clark, former 2otl Yes Small has the largest and best ly ot rredonia, assistant- operator at Mound Valley, will take a station soon. Fine perfumes tho I. C. Ocean Goyville Coyville, Kansas; THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO RUT UP YOUR TEAM.

l-5-tf stock of goods ever brought to Wilson county, and is selling at prices that upon, ana cultivation said land, viz: Tho's. Spray," Bridal Roquet' and' Sachet Thomas Cranor and wife to Joshua, J. J. D. STILVEM- Office at Pvcoidenco, Main St, FEEDONI.V, Wo treat and operate Bucct'Rufulljr on n.11 DiHoascs leading to DoufncBB and ISllndncfU.

Inverted Kyc-lids or Kntroplun aud Wild uuir in the Eye-lids cured. Moore, Eugene Markham, Charles W. Lawrence, George Stratton, all of Oak Valley, V. Kau- powders at. 1 urcell akten a drug gas.

No. 99. will "astonish the natives. 41tt Adamson's patent Shoulder Braces and Dr. Grav's patent Shoulder Braces 43 wa M.

J. SALTER. Register. store. 44 it.

Mr. Flinn, of Elk county, and Miss i'oruoiia dinner, of Duck town for ladies and gentlemen at Pureell ship, this county, were married in Howr marbles, which had fallen the 8th of alden drug store. 44-tt. Shiloh's Vitalizer ir what you need for consumption, loss of appetite, diz aru, last week. refer Reeger and George Shaffer, left here yesterdav morning for Inde BLASS, Boarding House.

Good accommodations for day and week boarders. Katea low. ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. April, over a month, previous. tea the story as it was told to us only remarking that it takes the cake.

Mr. Riggs is a reliable gentleman who is well-known here, and the story is a true one. Iola Register. A prescription to a beef shop is pendence, to attend a meeting of 1'rice 10 and cents per bottle. Sold by W.

I. Pierce Bro. 7 MVe have a positive and cor--inanent Cure for Granulated Uye-fids, and guarantee a Cure when desired, if patients will place theniBelvcH under our care. 18-3m Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, Kansas, 1 April 22, lRt.

"VTOTICE is hereby given that the following-1 named settler has filed notice'of hia-inten-tion to make final proof in support -of hi elaim. and that said proof will be made before the Clerk District Court at Fredonia, on Tuesday, Jane 17, 184, viz: William Lewis, for the east half of the southeast quarter and the southw est quarter of the southeast quarter of section 24, township 2 range 13. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Elias Blackburn, Jasper Cox, Marion Wadkins, John Allen, all of FiKdonia. Kansas. No.

2708. 40w5 M. J. SALTER, Register. iviiignt leuiplars.

forget the great sale of stock at Walnut Park Farm on Thursday, use 12th. 90 choice cows and heifers and 15 choice bulls. 44T2t Rare Bargains. Messrs. Newman.

Miller Co. Nos. good. But it beats going to a beef 272 and 274 Madison street, Chicago, and No. 1 Lispenard street, New xork, are now displaying and have on sale a large and choice assortment of mer Farmers wanting to improve their ftoek, should attend thesa'eat Walnut Organs Organs I have obtained the agency of the celebrated Western Cottage Organs! shop" and telling the butcher to chalk it down.

The joke is too funny, and it is hard to tell whether it was aimed at us, the "beef shop" or the drug store. We can staad it, and- the "bcf will, not be- injured; but how the poor drug store is going to account for the blunder of taking a pre chant tailoring goods, comprising of the ark arm on Thursday, June, 12th See advertisement. 4t2t. latest novelties in suitings and nne worsted for dress suits for the spring and fall trade. These goods are of our fames F.

Ransom, and. Mis Marv Morgan, were married at Commercial hotel in. this citvvesterday, Justice own importation, and therefore we can compete with any house in the United Cranor, swt nwt 20, 29, .16. $50. M.

T. Cranor and "wife to Joshua Cranor, interest in set hwl 26, 29, 16.. J. T. Stewart and ife to N.

P. Love-all, pt swt 13. $300. Rebecca Bently to Z. T.

Bentlv, el swt 33, 29, 16. $600. Rebecca Bently to Bently swl 33, 29, 16.. $600. Hiram Burgett to David Styhart, si nwt 2, 27, 16.

$775. Elwin A. Beard and wife to Oliver Lee, swl sel 31, 2D, 14, and nwt net an(l si net and.nj set 6, 30, 14. $2700. R.

J. Amos and wife to P. II. Burgett, si nwt 2, 27, 16. $300.

C. Blume and husband to E. F. Cramer nj lot 6, blk 9, Fredonia. $100.

Orval Jeffers and wife to Lovejoy Laughlin, el nwj and. net 26, 29, 14. J. S. Gilmore to J.

M. Blevins bV net 8, 29, 15. $1200. Mary W. Ford and husband to J.

A. Wardfow, lot 1, in Ford's add. Neodesha. $125. J.

W. Vanderhoff and wife to Robert Havs lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, blk 46, $750. Eliza A. Themsom to Josenh Perry lots 3 and4 less 2 ae. and nwt swi anc pt net swl 2, 30, 15.

$4600. J. A. Hill to Jane Leabo, w-1. set swt 25, 5S, 15, and nwt 25, 28, l3 $300.

G. W. Carter and wife to J. A. Hill, wl set swt 24, 28, 15, and swt swt 24, 28, 15, and nj nwt 25, 28, 15.

$100. Martin Whitmer to Alexander Barr, lots 1, 2, 3 and4, blk 51, NeodesJaa, $775. Cozelda Cox. to Sprague, nel swf 24, 2S, 15. $450.

Charles Lander to C. Gi Ekland, Jint. lots 1, 5 And 6, 32, 27, 17. $700. James J.

Turner to Charles Henrv, lot 1. 32, 30, 17. 136. llorton ollicialing master of cere Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, Kansas,) May 6, 18el.

XJOTICEis hereby given that the following IN named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk District Court nt Fredonia, Kar.s, on Satarday, June 28, 18S4, viz; Naihadel M. Butcher for the northwest nustrter of th north monies. scription for beef is entirely bejondour comprehension. It may bo that his "superannuated" excellency has been in ttie habit of buying meat at the ''beef shop" on proscriptions, which in'ay be a new name for credit, but then the kind of meat a man buys on "tick" States or Canada. Having our own cutter with us we are prepared to take orders and have the goods madein Chi And am prepared to sell thee first-class instruments at very low figures.

Cail and hcc them. They are THE BEST ORGANS MADE These organs will be furnished tn ckurc-faes ai actual l-6tf' Fredonia, J. C. Shinn, a prominent pedagogtiai ilized game, especially deer, was the seeming feeling of safety they showed in approaching the camp of a civilized hunter on Sunday. Yes, there are abundance of deer there especially on Snnctay, but then I didn't go to hunt deer, I to rest.

I would suggest however, to the gentle folks, that when their brothers, say they are going to the nation for deer, that they insist on knowing their way of spelling it. It has always been a wonder why white men will condescend to intermarry with the dusky race, for the sake 01 leasant alley visited his brothers, J. F. and B. F.

Shinn, of cago by our own tailors, in the very latest "styles. Store in Lippv's stone Commercial Hotel, W.tftr.' Span, Frsdco, Era, FIRST-CLASS Rouse in Every Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. Comfortable Rooms for Transient guests. Good Stable in connection with the House. Rates to suit: the west quarter of section 20, and the north half of is generally a "bell steak and is hard on store teeth.

building on the northeast corner of the square. We respectfully invite the citizens of Fredonia aud vicinity to call and see us. Newman, Miller 44tf: About two months auo S. D. Welch the nortuesjt quarter of section 19, township 27, range 15, east.

He names- tfc following witnesses to prove, hia continuotrt residence upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz E. li. Cole, of Fredonia, Kansas, and George Dickinson, George Ivey, B- Williamson, of Greystone, Kansas. No.

2763. 41-5w M. J. SALTER, Register. A.

Brother, of Inde.pendericerc-Kansas, bought twenty acres of landnorthwest of town. SaU creek, for the purpose J. E. of the land privileges of the Indian territory. This partly ceases when one meets a fair lady of gentle mean, well HARLES dressed, fair education and good ad First Regiment of Veterans.

You are requested to meet ia Fredonia, Saturday, May 31, at 1 o'clock p.m. at theG. A. R. hall, to take the necessary steps for determining the time and place for holding our annual reunion.

By order of B. W. LADD, Colonel ComniaJidtngf W. II. Winner dress, is told, very much to his as Attorney at Law, tonishment, she is a Cherokee, lhe Fredonia.

Kansas. oSBce. East Side Souare. Will red man never seemed fitted by nature for work and speiner thev have left us eive prompt attention to aey biiiriea in his- -A "WY HOWE; lffle. ilaKes a apeciaity 01 nuea sisiea i.ana Office and Pension Business.

so great. a. legacy of land, it is only fair that the government should compen- this city, Saturday and Sanday last. The K. P.

boys returned from their trip to Wichita on Thursday last. They all report a gay old time, and say that the Nile city of Kansas is a boss town. Job is not the only man that lias been aillieted with bolts. For further particulars "see small bills" and the neck of the "delegate" Iron Clifton township. Asbury Hicks, a whilonj resident of Duck Creek and Fall River townships, was in Fredonia last week.

Mr. Hicks lives near Caney ville, in. Montgomery county. Mast of the township trustees have made their report- to county clerk, and we learn that there is an increase in Imputation and wealth iu every, town-bhip in the county. Why.

don't some of our dealers ship Btraw berries and other luxuries into our market? Live towns like Dun, Guilford and Middletowu, are supplied With these articles. Hon. S. S. Benedict, United States Indian Inspector, returned from a trip in the Indian territory this week, and Uut it seems to me there should' be a limit.

Whv should one JjtHE JON EiTfvS MPATEAT VENTILATE) TRUSS. gj Charles Hanry to Gora J. Osborn, net who has ever been known as white, of putting up a buck, kiln and burning brick. Thev believe this to be a good location, and S. D.

Welch, the superin-tendant of the yard, assures us that he is permanently located, expecting to devotehis entire time and attention to the work. On May 1, active work begun, ten hands being employed iu the yard Thi week. they, will finish burning the. first kiln of hich contains brick. June 1, thev will be ready to till orders for brick and Mr.

Welch says that he will furnish a first-class brick at reasonable figures, to all customers. We are glad' to learn that. Fredonia is gradually. gaining the roost essential elements of industry and such institutions are always renumerative to all, too. Give the' Fredonia brick yard, a call.

Marriage Licenses. Tlie following marriage licenses have raised, as white and thought himself All work warranted and prices reasonable. Office southeast corner Public fenuarc, Frerto. uia, Kansas. 1-C0 The Jones Patent ventilated Trusses and; Abdomi al Supporters are superior to any in the market.

They are the are easiest, safest, aud, best, ana'nw 32, 3. 17: $3500. J. D. Allen to Charles Hastings, lots 7 and 8, blk 2, Fredonia.

$130. J. D. Allen to S. O.

Llewllyn. lot 6r whit, be considered so much better than "poor white trash," that he is allowed all the land he can cultivate, e-ven thousands of acres, because, as the case of one we learned of he has JOSHCA IIlIX, President. Isaac IIcdsok, Cashier. o) G. A.

Brenenstall; Firop'r, FREDONIA, KANSAS work in i my line will receive prompt and careful attention and charges always reasonable. discovered lie has one-thirty-sccond of Half Fare Fourth of July; also the lightest, cleanest and most durable. A complete assortment at Pur-cell Walden's Drug Store. 41tf WILSON COUNTY BAOTL. Osageblood him.

Hunting one day with aivoung Osage, he informed me The Kansas City, Port Scott and. Kansas Citv. Springfield Mem that the council were at that time at tempting to compel the people to put phis railroadcompanies will sell excur Office on North Side of Public Square. FREDONIA, KANSAS. J.

LAWYER, sion tickets to and ironiiall stations on these lines at half fare, except between on ekthes, to prohibit, paint, and jewelry for men, and have ea-h Indian select his 100 acres of land and offer-the-rest for settlement by the JY S. BLACK PHYSICIAH AHD SURGZOH. Miasin Fredonia on Wednesday, lie is such stations where the local tare each greatly improved in neaitu. wav make 25 cents or in which Remember That 15 bushels of the celebrated Pittsburg coal from the Paijr Lumber Yard will go as far as any coal in the marketon a wason. 8tf The New Improved Singer.

For a first-class machine go to Mrs. Davis', east ide of square. Office over P.cnn's rsitaurant, Fredonia, 25tf been granted by Probate Judge, Stivers during the tast week John Olson and James. Julius Barrfnger and Martha Shelter. Daniel N.

Reddington and Emeline Bently. W. H. McCon.neir o.nd. Eiama.

whites. He thought the mingling of CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000. Does a general banking bu6ineps. Hours from 9 a. m.

to 4 r. m. FredonU. case no reduction will be made. These tickets will be on sale July 3 and 4, Hon.

J. M. Allen, president of the Citv Bank of Erie, and It. N. Allen, a the whites with them, better lor his OFFICE AT DEUG ETOEE.

lunminent tpr! fit ate ae-en of Oh-anute good to return on o. J. E. LOCKWOOD, Pass, A St. people.

So sav 1. A. M. Pir-ES, Freda, May 22, 'SL vjuxw jyer unon Uonntv Bant-. were in the citv on Friday last, and I Virgil, GrcaTrooi Kaa3a3.

ero tbe guest of Mayer A.l!ea..