Fredonia Times from Fredonia, Kansas • 3

FREDONIA TIMES. ANNOUNCEMENT NOTICES. SIMON GOLDING, -Announcements under this head will be for $5 patable in advance. THURSDAY. JULY 3.

1884. -DEALER IX- For Probate Judge. We are Biithorizr'il ta Announce the name ol G-OODSI R. Foster, as a candidate for the office of Probate Judsje of Wilson county, Kansas, subject to the decision of the republican county convention. Subscription Rates.

One copy, one year 81 50 One copy, ix 75' One copy, shree months 50" Single copy q.j' pavable in advance. J. H. SCOTT. Publisher, Fredonia.

Kansas, Count Attorney. We are anthnrizpil to announce that B. 51. 884; Keesling, 923; Roger, 599 John Keesling, 527 Roger, 539 WT Lilly, 640 Lowerv Sharp, 717 Swinnev, 517 II Strange, 561 Steele, 728 Swinney, 547 A Stransie, 744; Thompson, 500; Vincent, 544 Vanderhoff, 1042; White, 009; Trussler, 1554. VERDIGRIS TOWNSHIP.

Jacob Abbott, 570 Blinn, 620 Clinesmith, 0S0; Crabb, 897; Claiborne, 032; Jacob Dawson, 1343; Earpe, 849 Eckes, 002 Field, 609 Garland, 2041 Harsh-berger 709; Huffman, 1290; Hunt, 507; Samuel Kiser, SIS; Ludwick, 2045 Lamb, 525; Mead, 585; Thomas Malin. 580: James Marr, 699; Moss, 1502: Eli Neff, 4717; Post Williams, 518 Power, 1011; FjM Robertson, 0-56 John Robinson, 6-54; A Roe, John Seal, 1446; Spillman, 1S75; George Shaffer, 3207; Thomas Sylvester, 582; Tinker, 5SS William Williams, 723. Phokt, will be a candidate for the office of county attorney subject to the wishes ot the republican county convention. Fredonia Railroad Time Table. Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, I have just received my Spring Stock of Goods to which I invited the attention of the people of Wilaon county.

I will guarantee to give iuj costouiers Good Goods and Excellent Bargains! SCall and see me at the NEW YORK STORE, first' west of the Wilson County Lank. 42tf 8T. LOVI3 SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD. EA-8T-BOCND Til A 15. Passenjrer and mail p.

rn. Hock freight 5:25 a. in. Local freight .12:00 p. u.

WEST-BOUND TRAINS. Passenger and mail 2:20 p. m. Through freight a. m.

Local freight 4:12 p. in. R. F. Moore, Agent Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Independence, Kansas, June IS, 1SS4. N'OTICE is hereby eiven that the following-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made Lcfore the Clerk District Court at Fredonia, on Wednesday, Autrust 13. lSl. viz: John Meador, of Wilson county, Kansas, for the east half of the southeast quarter of section 31, township 3U, south, range east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Nathan Williams, William Roles, J.

M. Swinney, Charles Wilcox, all of La Fontaine, P. Kansas. So. 2921.

4Sw5 M. J. SALTER, Register. Preferred Locals. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

if iNITURE STORE State of Kansas. fJovernor Oeo. W. Click. lieutenant Governor 1.

W. Finney. J-ecretary of State, JaincH Smith. tsmtir Treasurer, Sam'l T. Howe.

jvttornev-tienerul, W. A. Johnston. tate Auditor, K. 1.

McCabe. Kup't Public Instruction II. C. Speer. Cowboy hat-bands at O.

V. Small's. Building paper, plain and tarred, at J. W. Paulen's.

19-tf Five hundred pairs of plow shoes at O. V. Small's. 33-tf Blass' boarding house is a good place to stop at. 25-tf Lubricating Oil at Purcell Wal-den's drug store.

44-tf. Elegant line of ladies' shoes of all kinds Small's. 41tf Schloesser has just received two car loads of furniture. IStf Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, June IS, 1SS4.

-TOTICE is hercbv given that the following-1 named settler has tiled 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 Wednesday, August 13, 1SS4, viz: John Hill, of Wilson coiintv, Kansas, for the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section IS, township 2s, south, range 14, east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: A. J. Orten, John W. Scott, John K.

Blackburn, Robert Adams, all of Fredonia, Kansas. Xo. 2'J2j. IS-ow M. J.

SALTER, Register. Wilson County. East Side Public Square, SCHLOESSER, Proprietor, A full and complete line of all styles and prices of furniture constantly iu stock, ('all and examine. jE-0-Undertaking a specialty. 25-tf Ftate Senator, O.

V. Small immense stock of Z. Pexton. F. M.

Robertson. J. 13. F. McPherson.

I. C. Tuttle. T. C.

Singleton. W. R. Kelley. .1.

F. Shinh. Win. Stivers. T.

J. Hudson. K. Richardson. N.

McKimmev. Fi M. Wilt-v. U. V.

Tete'r. J. A. M. Craig.

V. M. Stout. Representatives, County Clerk Treasurer, Sheriff lerk of District Probate Judge County Attorney Register of Deeds, Purveyor, Coroner, Commissioners, T. M.

DAVIS, MANAGER OF THE liTorth American Lightning Rod Co. District Court. Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, Kansas. May 27, 1SS1.

1 "TOTTCE is hereby given that the following JL named dottier has tiled 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 Tuesday, July 29, 1SS4, vjz: Crawford Sullivan for the southeast quarter northeast quarter and northeast quarter southeast quarter of section 34, and southwest quarter northwest quarter and northwest quarter southwest quarter of section township 2i, south, range east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz. James Mvsrs, Cicero Rhoads, D. F. Mikesll, Geo.

W. Bayles, all of Dun 1'. Kansas. No. 2S2G.

51. J. SAL.TFJR, Register. L. Still welt The Men Who Pay the Taxes.

Below we publish a list of personal tax-payers in Wilson county, who are assessed on personal property for the sum of 500 and over and above the constitutional exemption of $200. This item and the tables we. published last week would be good things for our readers to cut out and paste in their scrap-books for future reference CEDAE TOWNSHIP. Anthony Slater, $703; L. Adams, Michael Conner, 783; James Crooks.

2674 J. S. Cooper. S. L.

Chamberlain, f-707 II. 8. J. W. De-fever, 1085; Irwin S.

DeFord, 2000; J. H. Damewood, 500; T. S. Daniels.

551; Thomas Dewees, 1293; W. I. Gleason, 295 H. C. Highflll, 613 J.

W. Hornadav, oG0 F. M. llavden, 546; William Hecks. $1730; Phebe Kelly, 510 L.

I). Orndortr, S0G II. Orndorff, 533; William Osworld. 778; Philip Pavne, 096; C. W.

D. Pavne, 641; John M. Poe, 633; Richardson Son, 1100; Thomas Scurr, 529; J. S. 1996 J.

S. Smith, 618 Calvin Streets. 811 N. II. Schooler, 5S9; A.

T. Staley, $638 G. W. Slaton, 516 A. Tucker, 917 Thurman Hornadav 1200; James II.

Watson, 996; James White, 637 Wicker Houston, 607 G. L. Wait, 023; Yeater 2955; W. L. Zink, 2865.

CENTER TOWNSHIP. T. S. Adkins, 827 II. T.

Butt, 69S J. S. Bahl, 022 A. B. Beard, 1387 T.

I). Cantrell, 706; B. Dornblaser, 500; J. W. Defevers, 1972; M.

Freaner, 884; R. W. Fox, 1147; L. Gillett, 716 T. J.

Hudson, 549 O. Jeffers, 2034 F. Krnmbholz. 505; B. Loether, 123 D.

Mellen, 716 E. L. Myers, 1036 A. Odell, 574; R. F.

Prvor, 930; J. II. Spencer, 534; O. V. "Small, 5S70; J.

A. Tartar, 011 J. Wiltrout, 5SS. fredonia city. G.

E. Butin, 650; D. M. Parker, 1223; Butin Brothers, 1498; Butcher Sons, 943; Wilson Countv Bank, S. A.

Brown Co. 4500; S. Banghman, 789 Charles Blunie, 520 S. W. Cullison, 828 Ira Cantrell, 062; J.

S. Gilmore, 1085; S. Golding, 621; Hess Brothers, 2214; T. J. Hudson, 1817 Hedges 21S4 A.

P. Hamilton, 1084 H. A. Johnson, 1841 O. II.

Lee, 616; Pound Martin, 2640; Pierce Brothers, S62; France Brothers, 556 J. W. Paulen, 2303; Purcell Walden, 700 Peter lieeger, 1075 Ranev oc Sou, 600; A. E. Smith, 2832; Strat-ton, 3G96; Small Brothers, "3360 11.

Smith, 7S0; F. Schloesser, 585; C. Tibbitts, 1349: I. E. Yassar, 1208; Willitts, 1825; James Wiley, 528; Wier Plow 720; R.

L. Sharp, 2640. CLIFTON TOWNSHIP. Ilenrv Brown, 2681 Samuel Bush-field, 681 C. A.

Brown, 641; A. Cox, 7S2; W. P. Clark, 1807 Philip Close, 822 II. A.

M. C. Cowdery, 1509; Marv Carr, 810; J. E. Carley, 551 S.

A. Dawson, 643; C. E. Fullmer, 658 J. F.

Glardon, 584 Gunbv Gould 800; Jasper Hall, 629; II. B. Hisey, 521 J. N. Harris, 1258 J.

C. Landret.h, 504 Eli Neff, 594S Omer Neff, 1033 I Poison, 826 Hiram Quinby, 574; Rogers, 595; William Shoop, 530; Shores, 532 II Thomas, 1352; White, 746; John White, 738; Williamson Jamison, 600 WB Whitaker, 1161. COLFAX TOWNSHIP. Alexander, 738 Buscott Ilerion, 1194 Colaw, 548 Cooper, 505; Eckland, 53t A Ei 639 L. Hutchison, 1057 William Hansen, 11' Kink, 599; J.

Knaus, 502 II Kern, 533 Peterson, 707 A Robin-sou, 540; II Simmons, 517; II Simmons, 503; Stevens, 848 Throp, 64'; A Taylor, 736 R. Vice, 823 Ware, 648. CIIETOrA TOWNSHIP. J. Dickey, 13(51; Smith Day, S56 Erbe, 718 Forde, 55S George Francis, 660: George Higgins, 763; WW H'eck, 689; Johnston, 1294 William McDonald, 752; 1) McIIenry, 78S A Misner, 756 Newland, 765 Charles Newland, 550; Ilenrv Owens, 000 A Rettman, 833 "Short, 827; John Stout, 510; William Stout, 1351 II SeKiuws, 934 A inters, 720 Wiggins, 1205.

DUCK CREEK TOWNSHIP-. Atwood; 625 Brown, 1390 A Beard, 863 (ii Ibert, 979 Jasper First Tuesday in February. First Tuesday in May. 1 Sec' ud Tuesday in SeptemVr. Fredonia City.

AVe are handling the celebrated larcre Copper Section Rod," and guarantcs sattafactiou to all. ben needing ork in our line, come and nee us. 25-tf T. lT. IDAVIS.

Wavor Police Judge CWrk Marshal G. G. the affiable and gentlemanly book-keeper and. cashier at Hess Brothers establishment, was thought to be insane by his friends on Monday morning last "when he entered the store. After watching his peculiar actions for some time one of the clerks said, "Gordon what the ji 1 ails you?" Mr: Kennedy immediately got on top of the cashier's desk and announced in a fatherly and subdued tone that there was joy at his house and it was a boy that "kicked the beam" at 10 pounds.

He then set the cigars up to all present. The following complimentary notice of one of our new citizens we copy from the Malta Bend correspondence, of the Marshall, (Mo.) Progress: Doctor Tandy and family left for the west last Monday" morning. It was with regret that their many friends gave them the parting hand. It was not only the Doctor's patrons that were loath to see him leave, but the entire community were grieved to lose him from our midst. Should good wishes from this community avail him anything, then surely his success in the future wherever he may go will be abundant, for we but.

voice the sentiments of all who know him in commending him to the people amoag whom he may locate, as a perfect gentleman, and a physician whose success here has been gratifying to himself and entirely satisfactory to his patrons. Messrs. Pinney, Mudd gave a public exhibition of a "Paxton" traction engine and threshing machine on our streets on Tuesday of this week. For real fun and excitement it beat any circus parade we ever witnessed. train was officered as follows: General superintendent and master mechanic, A.

T. Mudd conductor, P. G. Pinney chief engineer, Zack Benell; fireman, Billy Schlegel brakeman, Kd. Coates.

The train started from the depot and run up to the public square in fine style at a gait of about ten miles an hour. Attached to the engine was one of Kingland Ferguson celebrated threshers, the top and every other available space was occupied by bo3's, who were enjoying the occasion aud having dead loads" of fun with the road cars. Messrs. Pinney, Mudd Co. purchased this machine for William Roberts, at a cost close on to $2000.

They have sold three of these machines this season, but this is the only oue that has been delivered at Fredonia. A brace of "lone fishermen" while meandering on the romantic banks of Fall river, at a late hour on Monday night last, discovered a varigated assortment of wearing apparel on the banks of the stream. They stopped and took an invoice of the salvage, which consisted of the following articles Two pair of tiny slippers, Ivo. 2k; one half-breed Mother Hubbard dress; one pink lawn dress, ruffled andflutted at the bottom, two pair of Doctor Warner's health corsets, No. IS; two pair of sky-blue hose, and sundry other articles "too numerous to mention." Hard by they also, discovered another pile of clothing, which consisted of two pair of regular men's pants; two straw hats; two pair of No.

8 button shoes; two white vests and a couple of linen dusters. The "fishermen" soon heard the trleeful voices of young folks in the rippling water just under the bank, and they hastily pulled out for their trot lines further up the stream. We won't mention the names of the party who were enjoying this little innocent amusement, but we hope they returned home cleaner and purer tiian when they started. The good old creature who publishes the Funijus, is somewhat elated De-cause the Times condescended to publish one of his articles entire. AVe owe our readers an apology torso doing, but then it is not more than right to, please the editor of the Funqiis in his second childhood, and we have always made it a rule to be kind and geue-rous to the weak and feeble, hether effected mentally or physically.

Physically, the old rooster of the Fungus is no slouch. He says the Times occupies the high position of being the organ of the republican "kickers," and stops short of saying The is not run for the amusement of the democratic party, and when the good of the Fungus thinks we are conducting a paper to get up a row in our own camp to let a few democrats sueak into office, he is sadly in error. In the language of the hoodlum, "we don't have to." He also says the Funrux is independent upon all subjects. Will the good old man republish a few of his temperance articles whicji he wrote when the Fun-was first established If it was not for worrying our readers with an over doso of clap-trap we would publish them in the.TiMi:s. The good old man's independence weaken- when his democratic advisors told him that temperance and Kansas democracy wouldn't mix, and immediately change his base of opp.eration against the-enemy.

J. D. Allen. Wilcv. .1.

Mackcv. F.d. Coates. IX. Powell.

C. F. Coleman. .1. C.

Tuttle. C.1I. Pierce. J. O.

Vassnr. Councilmen, FRElfi MACME SIP, Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, Kansas, May 1SS4. 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 Fredonia, Kansas, on Mondav, July 7, 1S84, viz: John W.

Roddy, for the south half of the southwest quarter of section 14, and the west half of the northwest quarter of section township 29, range 111. He names the following witnesses to provu his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said hind, viz: A. J. tilackin, Ed. l'ugh, Fred.

ICngleber.t, Millard Lnglebert, all of Fredonia, Kansas. No. 2bdl. 43w5 51.. J.

SALTER. Register. LOCAL NEWS. spring goods has arrived. 41tf Have you seen those new stvle plow shoes at G.

Y. Small's? 33 tf You can get the best terms on loans of Cook, Winner Cox. 25tf Moline, Fish Bros, and Studebaker wagons at J. W. Paulen's.

25-tf All kinds of cigars kept by llorton Bros, at their billiard hall. 28-tf Cook stoves at cost for cash for the next 20 days at J. W. Paulen's. 19-tf Ride to the depot in Purge's bus.

He is always sure to be on time. 25-tf For the latest style of spring and summer dress goods go to Small's. 41tf. Try a sack of the Cherryvale flour. You will find it at Spencer Knowles.

19-tf Cherokee and Crawford count' lump and nut coal at the Park Lumber Yard. 17-tf A full stock of iumber on hand at Pound Martin's. Also a good supply of lime. 18.tf G. S.

Clark, at Fredonia, loans money on improved farms at low rates of in teres 5. 35-tf Tf you wish to enjoy a quiet game of bijliards. in a pleasant place, go to llorton Bros. 28tf Don't fail to call at Peter Reeger's and examine that tine stock of silver--ware and jewelry. 25-tf Small's new stock of spring 'and summer goods is now open, for inspection.

41tf Small's new stock of boots and, shoes is the largest and. finest ever brought to Wilson, county. 41 tf Small has some of the nobbiest spring suits ever brought to Fredonia, and is selling Uiem at astonishing low prices. 41. tf See here! Spencer Kifowles will pay you the highest market price, in cash or goods for corn.

19-tf I have a few top buggies and spring wagons that 1 will sell low for cash or good notes. J. W. Paulen. 19 tf Good tables, goad cues, good cigars and good attention to all patrons of the billiard hall of llorton Bros.28-tf A large assortment of wall paper, also Diamond wall-finish Kalsomine, at Purcell Walden's drug store.

44-tf Look out. for free exhibition of sewing machine work. Will. due notice of the time. Pinney, Mudd Co.

A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of Shiloii's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Sold by W. I. Pierce Wm.

J. SCHUIiEItT, Proprietor, OPPOSITE PARK IUMBEB YARD, FREDONIA, KANSAS. 1 p.m. fully prepared to do-all kinds of repairing and iron working. Gna and' sewing machine repairing aud engine and boilerwork a specialty.

Farm machinery of all kinds repaired on short notice. i Republican County Conventions. The republicans of Wilson county will hold a delegate convention at Fredonia. on Saturday, July 12, 1SS4. at 11 o'clock a.

for the purpose of electing four delegates and four alternates to attend the republican state convention to be held at To-pekaon July HI. The committee recommend that primaries in the various townships be held onjiiaturday, July to select delegates to the county convention. A delegate convention will, nlso, be held at Frudonia, on Saturday, Septoiihcr 13, 1SS1. at 11 o'clock a. for the purpose of nominating county officers, and it is recommended that the primaries in the several precincts of the county be held on Saturday, September for the purpose of selecting delegates to said con Notice for Publication.

Lass Office at Jl-uy 19, 1SS4. NOTICE is hor-eby gjveat 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 Fredonia, Kansas, on Monday, July 7, 1S81, WHljata F. Tartar for the northwestuuarterof section 33, township 29, south, range "lo, east He names the following to- prove his continuous resilience upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jo. Halin, Chas. Brown, William Hamilton, A.

II. Teter, all of Fredonia, Kansas. No. 2.S00. 51.

J. SALTER, Register. C. LAWYER, Office in Twin Mound Hall, Fredonia, Kans-as. MICHAEL XOItTOX, Several of our business liouses will be closed on the Fourth.

Persons who wish to learn the secret of catching moles successfully should apply to Charlie Coleman. George Dornblaser lias sold out his interest in the 'Frisco road and is now-engineering a threshing machine. Zack Benell, James Benell and Milton Barnes, will furnish the music for the Fourth of July ball at Guilford. Our market is now well supplied with all kinds of garden "truck," which is selling at remarkable low figures. S.

A. Brown Co. at the Park Lumber yard, Fredonia, pay the highest price for all kinds of grain. 49-tf T. C.

Singleton and Charles Coleman are talking of "taking in" the democratic convention at Chicago next week. County Treasurer Singleton will jro to Topeka this week to make his semiannual settlement with the state treasurer. There is some talk of building another creamery in Fredonia. For particulars apjily to Ike Hudson or ltoy Sholes. Tt.

S. Ilatton and Clem White have returned from Fort Scott, where they have been attending the Kansas State Normal. Tom Cory says Meade is one of the very best counties in the state, and is rapidly settling up with a thrifty class of people. Andy Helm has been engaged to take charge of the barbecuing of the meats for the Fourth at New Albany. They say Andy is no novice at the business.

Dr. Thomas Corey has returned, from his trip to the southwest part of the state, lie has takeii a claim in Meade count'. udge Horton entertained a number of his frineds at the Commercial hotel on Monday night. llorton is a model hotel man. The country is full of tree-peddlers.

Look out for them, and don't give your orders until you know you are dealing with responsible parties. Drop into Butcher's Star Grocery when in town and examine and. learn prices of the largest stock of groceries ever brought to Fredonia. We are informed that there will be no special train run to New Albany on the 4th, but the morning freights will carry passengers on that day. Don't forget that the republican primaries to elect delegates to the county convention will be held on Saturday, liead the ollicial call in the Times.

lion. T. J. Hudson, delegate at-large to the democratic National convention, will leave here on Saturday of this week for Chicago. He favors Cleveland.

Countv Treasurer Singleton will pay into the state treasury this week taxes collected in Wilson county for the state during the past four months. Howard L. Power, of this county, has passed an examination at West Point, and been appointed to a cadet-ship in that military institution. The appointment was made by Congressman Fuustou. Ike Hudson says good fresh butter is an excellent hair tonic.

II. W. Sholes has taken the contract to furnish Isaac with all of that article he wants for that purpose. We have plenty of room' for more "announcements." Don't be too modest gentlemen, if you want an oflice come out and say so, like little men. Price, 5, invariably in advance.

I). P. Hart, who was a resident of Fredonia in 18i9, is now living at Fargo, Dakota territory, and recently sent here for the Times to learn of the progress ol" Fredonia and Wilson county. Miss Bell Green closed a successful three months' term of school, in district No. 63, Talleyrand township, on Saturday last with a pic-nic, which was enjoyed by the pupils and patrons of the school.

The "kids" of this city, played the Altoona base-ball club a match game on Thursday of last week. The Altoona boys had an easy victory- over the "kids" the game standing at the close of the fth inning 2ij to 11. Read Pr. T. B.

Tandy's professional card in to-day's paper. The doctor comes here re.ceoin,meiuled by his old neighbors at. Malta Bend, 'Missouri, as a true gentleman and an eminent and successful physician. Googins Brothers are again at the old. ami a.re prepared to dp all kinds of work in wagon making line.

Repairing of all kinps made a specialty, and done on short notice at reasonable rates We invite our old customers to call and see us. 47 4 Will McDonald, S. Miss Fannie Walden and Miss Mollie Jarrett, went, over to Thayer yesterday, and returned in the evening, except Mr. Walden, who took the cars for his old borne in Missouri, Malta where he-will spend the Fourth-. Uev.

II. K. Lansden. died at Greenfield, Missouri, on Friday night last, aged 5-1 years. Mr.

Lansden lived in this city for a -number of years and was well and favorably known by all of our old settlers. His life was insured for 14-30 in the t.tjuitsAlc. Aid Union of this city. Fredonia has had a trasoline famine, fyr the pst week. There are at least sixty families in the city that use gasoline for cooking in the summer, and not a gallon of the article can be had for love or money, and many an unfortunate benedict has to take a cold hand me out'-' for his dinner.

Our city council held its regular meeting on Tuesday of this week. A -levy of live mills was made for general purposes. It was.also ordered that a pump he placed in the south public well. Accounts to the amount of v0 were presented allowed. it is a--lad-advertisement foratown to see the pump in a public well eha'iieU and.

locked up. Farmers who come. to town trade and find one of these wells hen heir children are crying for water, are apt to repeat the Lord's prayer backwards. no, Fredonia don't need any water-works, The. Fredonia creamery is proving an immense success under its present managementr-- An average bout 500.

pounds of gilt-edge butter is turned out i daily, the most of which is shipped to Colorado, where it rinds a ready market at good prices- The creamery is an institution that the people of Fredonia should take pride On Mondav night of this week'some Organs! Organs! I have obtained the agency of the celebrated Western Cottage Organs! And am prepared to sell these firfcl--class instruments at very low figures. Call and see "thein. Tlicv are THE BEST OlkiANS MADE! These organs will be furnished to churches at actual cost. 0. H.

BLASS, l-Olf Fredonia, Kan. PKOriUETOK CoYVille Livery Feefl Stalile, Coyville, Kansas. THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO PUT UP YOUR TEAM. Notice for Land Office at Independence, Kansas, 1 5Iay 19, 1SS4. NOTICE is hereby given that ths following-named settler has filed notice of his intvHiEion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be- luade before the Clerk District Court at Fredonia, Kansas, on Monday, July 7, 1.8S1, viz: Oliver H.

Daniels for the northwest quarter of the northwest qnarter of section 13, township 29, south, range IS east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Wallace Kelly, R. L. Damewood, James Crooks. James White, all of Fredonia, Kansas.

No. 2793. 43w5 Register. 1.5 -tf vention. The representation in said conventions will will be one delegate from each township at-lnige, and one delegate for every twenty votes or a fractional majority thereof, cast for L.

Jjtillwell forjudge of the 7th judicial district. Xhe following is the apportionment of the various townships Center 15 Cedar Chctopa Colfax Clifton 7 Duck Creek 3 North Fall River South Fall River 2 Ciuilford. Neodesha 11 Jsewark 4 Pleasant Valley Prairie 3 Talleyrand 4 Verdigris Total Ul CS order Republican County Central Committee. T. C.

DODD. Chairman. R. J. Mackf.y, Secretary.

Commercial ife! C. H. BLASS, Boarding House. Good accommodations for day and week boarders. Kates low.

Jiro. vo" Fine perfumes the Ocean Spray," Bridal Boquet" and Sachet powders at Purcell Walden's drug store. 44'tf. NEW TREATMENT Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, 51 ay 19, lrfS-1.

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, 1-SSI, viz: Simeon C. Hartlett for the west half of the southeast quarter and west half of the nortiienst quarter of section 9, township 31, 'south, range 13. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation said laud, viz: Tho's. W. Moore, Eugene Markham, Charles W.

Lawrence, Ceorge stratton, ulLof Oak Valley, lCuu-sas. 27CSJ. M. J. SALTER Register.

Gilbert, 611 Holmes, 502 John I Hudson, 2029; Leeds, 50 A Malonc, 083; Price 898; Stover, 1178; Swinney, 500 James Smith, 978 Yates, 870. FALL KIVKR TOWNSHIP. William Brown. S1048 John Bolton, 812; F. M.

Busbv', 805; James Clark sr. 800; ET Delauey, 852 (J Eby, 527; -FOE- HORTON, Prop'r, W.ICor. Public -Square, Prsdcnia, FIRST-CLASS House in Every S-Fine Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. Comfortable Kixuns for Transient guests. Cood Stable in connection with the House Kateu to suit! the times.

AND J. W. Paulen is a large number of White Sewing Machines. They are the "Boss." of all the ma.cliines in this market. 25-tf If you want peace in the family buy a Kitchen Gem cook stove and a White's sewincr machine.

J- W. Paulen sells 19-tf Largest stock of silterware and lowest prices at Peter Reeger's. If you want anything in this lint; don't fail to give him a calL. 25-tf Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping cough and Bronchitis. Sold by AY.

Pierce Bro. 3 DISEASES, BY I) I-itzmorris, 2210; William Imscus, 777; Gaines, 103(5; William Hall, 1208; A Hull, 978; W- Hickcox, 1871. Jackson ec Hickcox, 1040; Jackson, 4152 Lamison, 1039-; Latter ty, 880 Robert Maxwell, 821; Robert. Moonev, George Nav, 1220; II Ravburn, 1205 Sutton, A. J- D.

STILYELL. Y. TANDY, Physician and Surgeon, FREDONIA, Oflice -np-stairs over I'urcell. Walden drug stoi c. Calls lef at I'urcell, Walden it drug store will ijecetve promot attention day or nig) a.

JOtf Office at Itesidcnco, Mum St. C04 Thomas, 1158; S. Teeter, 1214; Vv Wilson, 792; Wilson estate, 600 II Williamson, 553 II. Wat- 2a Shiloh's Catarrh Rc-riedv pos itive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by.

W. I. Pierce REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. Th republicans of Duck CVee' town-ship are. requested to meet at FaLrview sehoolhouse, district No.

7o, on Saturday, July 5, 1KS4, at 2 o'clock p. in. for the purpose of-electing three delegates and three alternates to the county convention to be held at Fredonia, on July J2, 1S84. liy order township committee; N. M.

Enloe, Chairman. Wti treat and operntc suecssfnily on all Diseases leading to Deafness aud Ulindness. Inverted Eye-lids or Entroiiiun and Wild buir in the Eye-lids cured. Leave your farm in the hands of G. S.

Clark, at Fredonia, if you would, sell it quick. 35-tf The Rev. Geo. of Bour RESOLUTIONS. bon, savs: "Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure.

Sold by W. I. Pierce Bro. 25 jdjJz: G. Brenenstall, Prop'r, FREDONIA, KANSAS All work in my line will receive prompt and careful attention and charges always reasonable.

have a positive and permanent Cure for Granulated Fye-l'ids, and guarantee a Cure when desired, if patients will place themselves under our care. 18-3m dentist; Oflice on North Side of Public Squarai-FREDONIA, KANSAS. kins, GU1LIORD Askrew, 065 Brown, 580 Benedict Far we 11, S22 Benedict, guardian, 512; Benedict; 640: A Brown, 505 Cox, 700; Henry Glose, 500. Cooper Floyd, 1531 HE Davis, 599; Charles Farwell, 2220; Frank Farwell, 891 Morse, 504 John McLaren, 1008; Prnnty, 701; LeePrunty 630; Roney, 911; A Sprague, 1370; Sanderson, S5S, A Singleton. 1057; Singleton Brothers, 4528; Davis' heirs', 759; Heirs of Davis, 1500 Tartar, .646 Wilson 030, NEODESIIA TOWNSHIP.

EH a AUred, 831 II Black, 544; Beitsch, 625 Martin Benedict, 608 Barnes, 594; William Cole, 998; Henry Cramer, 14S3 Duggan, 528; Lewis Hallv, 561 Nathan Hall, 856; Haasr, 2592; Johnson, 1826; Theo. Cook. Winner Cox are one of the most enterprising real estate firms in Kansas and nave uonemucn towarmn- J. E. HORN, 1-ucmg settlers to locate, in Wilson 2ti T.

F. C. DODD, M. D. Arc yon made misevaye by- indi J.

HUDSON, gestion, constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vital-izer is a positive cure. Sold, by W. I. Office at Altoona, Kansas. Residence one mile north of Altoona.

Pierce Bro. 2o Never such bargains offered before as at the Star Grocery. Two hundred Celebrate. Louis Epstein is now in Chicago. There will le a ball at Xeodesha tonight.

The Times in two weeks will be one year old. How are you going cele (hie) brate to-morrow Little Hatchet chewing tobacco at Star Grocery. Johnson's circus exhibits at Fall River on the 4th. What has become of that irrepressible Joe Fritch Don 'Willi tts was uj frcui XeoJcsha one tlay last -weulci, Henry Brown, of Cnttcu, was in Fredonia en bUvscr'a telescope is eaid to be a good one. Doctor Pence has returned to Fre-ilouia from.

his east. lawyer has tjone to Springfield, Missouri, on a visit. The weather has excessively luot during the pat week, II. Small is pending a few days at Dodye City on business. Th- Wils county Normal will commence in this city on the AV.lv.

llorton has purchased -the Commercial hotel of Mr. Lnmison. A few of our citizens will attend the celebration at. C.bauute on -tthw Ask for Piper Ileidsieck chewing tobacco, at Batcher-s Star Grocery. A large number of our citizens wiH celebrate at New Albany, and Altoona.

Who are to be thclolegatcs to the state convention from Wilson county Trr. trwe making some, improvements to his resident property. Our county, jail has been without an occupant for the past two months. Gus. Myers and wife, of Fall River, visited in Fredonia Saturday nmt Sunday.

The board of county commissioners will uiet iuregular session on next. J.G. Lamison -left-Sunday for Chicago, he remain, about month. Charles Elnmo is budding fine, residence.on the, east side ol Julian street. TV.

L. Olinger, formerly a citizen of FTM T- A 1 Johnson, 580; II II Kimball, 552; Altooxa Lodge No. 113 A. F. Altoona, Jane 7, 1884.

In obQtlien.ce to laws enacted by the Supreme Law our well beloved and worthy brother, J. M. Nash, has been, removed to other scenes of labor, therefore, Revolved, That while we feel the loss of our brother and miss the wise counsel and encouraging words that made him a wise builder among us, we submit trustingly to the higher wisdom of "Him who doeth all things well." liesolred That we tender to the relatives and friends-of our deceased brother our earnest sympathy in their bereavement- By order of the Lodge T. F.C. Doim, Notice to Trespassers.

We, the undersigned, forbid all hunting and trespassiug on our lands, and will prosecute all violators of same to the full extent of the -law. Matt. GeojiceColkmas, 4S-4w Tiiw Aiie Jones latent vpntiliitpi) TriiRSPS intijunta ri valuable presents given- away. Call and examine them. Don't lose your chance to get one.

25-tf and Ab dominal PATENT VENTILATES Vf DB1TTIST. All work warranted and prices reasonable. Oflice southeast corner l'ublie bfiuare, i redo-nia. Kausas. l-o Oflice over Wilson County IJank', Fredonia, Ivcuonia DtmotxaL )(o)( ALL THE LATE NEWS Nation and Local.

)(o)( a'UE EO TT QY Supporters are superior to any in the market. They are are Jthe easiest, safest and best, Joshua Hill, President. Isaac Hunsox, Cashier. also the lightest, cleanest and most durable. A complete assortment at Purcell "Walden's Drug Store, 41tf "Ilackmetack," 3 lasting and fragrant perfume.

Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by W. I. Pierce Bro. 23 Money Money Money Wm.

Stivers and son are loaning money on one, two, three and live years time. No delay. Money on deposit and can be paid" over as soon as. papers are signed- IS-tf That hacking cough can be so quickly cured bv Shiloh's cure. We guarantee it.

Sold by W. I. Pierce Bro. 7 Wm. Stivers Son are loaning money at low rates of interest.

Call -(o)- FAST EXPRESS TRAINS NO CHANGE OF CARS. J1AJUKU1LS UOVEKX )(o)( QUE POLITICS INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC )(o)( Published every Thursday, at Fredonla.Kan. on them and get terms before-you mak CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000. Does general banking business. Hours from 'J a.

m. to 4 p. m. Fredonia, Kansas. a loan elsewhere.

-tt TUDDIIPU fPci.LMAy Palace Si.F.KriNo Caes InDuJun "t-Vre run daily, without change, fctweeu Et, lm. Mi. sfid. hi Francisco, Gal, The Las Call. A'J parties indebted to Small Brothers on notes due, or book account are hereby notified to settle same within the next 30 days.

We are going away andiiwant our money. Please bear this in mind and sa.ve trouble and 47-4t If. T. IL I wish to announce -to the citizens Tavitt, o84; II La vert 624 15 1162 Joel Penn 1119; Phillips, 1442; Pierce Brothers, 2374 Ritchie, 541 Squiries, 090 Wescott, 540 Whiteside, 2K1-F A S-C Young, 719. NEODESIIA CITY.

Bauman Brothers, 1960 A- Brown 2.500 A Brown 2375 A Boatman, 10S0; Bodine, 1917 Cramer, 1537 Marion Cross, 1731 Demoss, 505; Joe Hamilton, 632; II Hopson, 583; John Kevs, 2(572; Klinger, 518; McCartney Wade, 090; Neodesha Bank, 8(523; Pierce, 920; PF Randall, S28 Sutherland, 745 SS Schmitt, 1228; Stewart. Brothers, 513-V; Tavlor, 625 Winters, 3400 ii Young, 690. NEWARK TOWNSHIP. II II Arthur, 2300; Hannah Anderson, -513; Cligg, 073: James Cligg, 6 Daniel, 5-51 A Fields, 599 Ilefiev, 1039 Haas, 656 Hol-bert, J-F Ilamperlv. 500 Morton, 813 Stanley, 000; Win-fiejd, 585i '-l PLEASANT ALLEY TOWNSHIP.

N. Anderson, 590; Or W. Ames. 5SS S. Bates, 857 A.

K. Colaw, 604 James Cathev, 161 M. Crane, 552 John Dennv, 1200s G. W. Dewy, S10; George W.

II. FreidHne, 577 Joel Griffin, 1342; J. II. Glidden. t5S W.

M. Green, 067 J. H. Green, 727 A. J.

Hoffman, 012; I) Hilton, 823; 675; Jones, McCoy, 23; II Provin, 1684 Roberts, 1537 G. Reed 729; Studevant, C543; S. of Fredonia and vicinity that I will do all kinds of mason work, in stone or brick. Cisterns a specialty; Inquire at star grocery, or oue door East of the I'ont Office. N.

POWELL, Editor and Proprietor MA APUflS Jf rich farming and mining iyU WU Mtiki lands for sale by this Co. iu SOUTHWEST MISSOURI. Corner of Ohio and 3d 'streets, east of JIIAELES SWENEY, Attorney at Law, Fredonia, Kansas, office East F-ide Square. Will (rive prompt attention to any txini iiohs in his lino. Makes a specialty of United elates Land Office- and Pension Business.

The New Improved Light Jiunning SINGKR is the onhi durable ami stand- square. 2btl Yes Small has the largest and best stock of coods ever brought to Wilson machine in the markst. Sold and sSfrfcn feed bv Mrs. T. M.

Davis, Fre narties became very thirst v. and astlit" 5 "FHISCO LINE. publicwell. was ups.tb.ev county, and is selling at prices that cprua. ivansas.

jh compelled to tmd a drink 41tf will "astonish the natives. ELI Proprietor Occidental. CHANUTE, KANSAS. Flrst-rlass in pvrrv wnnpft a lhey procured a lauaer ana went through the transom of Peter Keeper's Married. -Atiamson's patent Shoulder Braces CT.

S. BLACK PHYSICIAH AHD SURGEOH. St. Louis San Francisco EAZLWAY, THROUGH and Dr. Gray's patent Shoulder Braces for ladies and gentlemen at Purcell Walden's drug store.

44-tf. Sliiloh's Yitalizer is what you need Fnr armnmntion loss of annetite. diz ziness all symptoms of Dyspepsia. popular house, under the new management, will retain all modern advantages for Every convenience. Sample rooms for commercial men.

Go6d sta- Price IU and io cents per bottle. Sold MISSOURI, KANSAS, ARKANSAS INDIAN TERRITORY. by I Pierce Bro. 7 Shelden 593 Sharpev 407 BI N'CHHAI LIE In tills city, on. Thursday, ISM, bv Rev.

J. F. Palmer. Louis A. M'iia Alice Baii.ie, all The following is a list of presents presented to the happy couple Albert Bailie, butter Tfh.

Mnry Bailie, crystal pitcher. J. glass, goblets. CharVe glaiss-set-Miss Mdrgafet Roe, class pitcher. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Stearns, napkins. Mr. ami Mrs. William Hollis, napkins.

Father and Mother Bailie, table linen. Mra. Eugene Smith, berty UiiU, Freddie Bailie, salt dish. r-r MrsA. y.

Perkins, Bell Steward, pickle dish. Buell Thompson and Wtijht Manning, crys Take a holiday go to Frank oSd: Joe Hiltse, 9-i4 hoi Wiltse, 557 Wigsrins, 552 Playter's cattle sale on Thursday, June 12th. bale will commence at 12 clock Diesin connection with the house. Omnibus to all trains. Terms reasonable.

surprise us if he concluded to locate here permanently. sharp. Free conveyances ta and from OFFICE- AT DRUG STOItK. Virgil, Greenwood Co. Kansas.

Half Fare Fourth of July, The Kansas Oity, Fort Scott Gulf, and Kansas City, Springfield Memphis railroad companies will sell excursion tickets to and from all stations on these lines at half fare, except between sueh stations where the local fare each way make 25 cents or less, in which case no reduction will be made. These tickets will be on sale July 3 and 4, good to return on July 5. J. E. LOCKWOOD, Gen'l Pass.

Agt. store and helped themselves to several bottles of. beer without the prescription or the collateral. Hon. Patrick' Short, a representative democrat from Chetopa-townjship, has been in our city for several days, lie says he is Lane and Bro-can for the presidency, and that they have.

assumed Irish names for the purpose of catching the vote of the poor, down-trodden, race, from the- green isle A petition 3.. being, circulated "in this county asking Governor lick to pardon John Pearson, the murderer of John Bates. Pearson was tried. in our district court in September last, and was found guilty of.niur.der. in the second degree, and was sentenced to a term if.

twelve vears in the penitentiary. We are pleased to know that-but 'verv few of our citizens are signing the petition, and most of them express the all trains on day of sale-from Wal r. Li ellaian, old likins, PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP. Samuel Anderson, 587-; W-3 Barton, 7Q5 John Donohoe, 690; A Herman. John Halev, 505 824 David THE.

DIRECT THROUGH ROUTE nut. 44-2t 1 reuqma, no.w of Coney vine, is here on a visits. An infant son of Mr. and 'Mrs. O.

II. Lee' died on Monday of this, week, aged 13 days. -The, Fredonia band. cancelled--its engagement to play at New Albany on the Fourth, Ike Smith-will soon commence the erection of a lare dwelling house in the southwest part of town, Mrs. T.

J. Hudson left here Thursday last for- Cilora4o, where she will spend the summer. O. V. Small, of this citVj pays the largest personal tax of any oue.

indir vidual in the county. lion. T.J. Hudson and Judge Stivers Avill turnish the chin music Jor the celebration The crearaerv company wj.ll ship a couple of carload of tine hogs St. Iniia, on Saturday of this -BETWEEX- readj'-made clothes when F.

M. BUSBY, Loot borrow, 004 1 Nicnolson, life; STr L0UI3 SOUTHED IBliV m- Dealer in 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 thenorth-eaat corner of the square. 44tf. 11 foison, yt vh roison, o64 Milton Ruth, 652 FW Russell, 090; Sheard, 501 Suit, 564 Sexton 2035 Frank Sprague, 1280 Stone, 745 W'ooten; 531 Youngstrom, K-For full and-particular information, with Maps, Time Tables Kates, call upon or address any of our Station Agents, or tiiher or either of the undernamed: G.

W. CALE, D. "WIS II ART, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hits, Caps, Grbricsui" tal Sfafc. Sam Killic. pepper box.

Hattie Ktllie, individual salt dUhes. Mr. and Mrs. Killie. fruit stand.

Mr. and Mrs. R. It. Laree, towels and napkins.

Mascie ilsoji, crystal bread djsh. Hess Brothers, table linen, and napkins. Kobert Bailie; table linen James Crooks, book-mark. Mrs. James Crooks rocking-chair.

Anna Bailie, owl soup dish. Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell, fish-bowl.

Miss Mamie agd 060. TALLEYRAND TOWNSHIP. A. W. CORMACK, 11 D.

Office and Residence North Side Pub Remember 13 bnshelsof the celebrated Pitts 1 Pflqq AcPTlt. Cnn'l Vrritrht Aeer.t. burg coal from the Park Lumber Yard opinion, that he is not getting any too. lic Square. tit.

I.OIIIS, BIO. St. LO'IIS, MO Bell. 60S II A Cody, SS0 James Coolev, 580; Thomas Gilbert, 3449; Hopkins S55 -r Jacison, KANSAS, will go as far a3 any coal the mar ket -on a 8t. rC.

W. HOGERS, Viee-Pre. and Gen I Manager, ppppirtYT 1 TeJiipie Euildiag, Jlo. I much punishment lor the awiui crime hecom.niiJ-t.ed... New Alljny, Kan.

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