Osborne County Farmer from Osborne, Kansas • 5

A. A. Ford will try to raise a crop of Scott Handy is back from Missouri. A fine colt belonging to Judge Farwe died last Saturday. 5-CEEUT COLUMN.

millet on sod this year. Local News. Strawberries in market last week. Judge Hanback went to K. C.

the The locust trees on the court Shearing at Ross Coe's sheep ranch will commence June Sth. square seem to be in a thrifty condition ADVERTISEMENTS under this head will be inserted at the rate of 5 cents per line per week. No advertisement counted less than two lines. John Godley is visiting his parents at T. Harvev has filed on a fortv acre Miss Clara Hanback visited her friend this place.

tract in the southern part of WTinfield Miss Mollie Lipton, of Downs, last week Portions of the city square have been townsnip. Mrs. S. B. Reasoner is visiting her plowed up.

Friday's rain was not very general, daughter, 3Irs. Chas. France, at Alma Al Nickel now has a good well on his the soutnern portion 01 the county get Waubaunsee county. MARES FOR SALE God, straight, young Colorado mares. No Texas itch.

Most of them in foal. From two ten years old. These mares are in foal to thoroughbred horses sired by Hurrah, the sire of many winners, and three-quarters-bred Norman horses. They can be seen about June 1st, at the Stuyvesant ranch on Eagle creek, near Round Mound. Address JAMES MALONEY.

Manager, Round Mound. Osborne County, Kan. residence lots. ting tne go-by. Tomatoes, beans and peas are being first of the week.

Dr. Beach started for Illinois last Thursday morning. Mr. David Neiswanger and family arrived Wednesday morning. The judicial committee of the 17th district will meet at Milbrook.

A number of new tomb stones have been placed in the Osborne cementry. Mrs. C.3I. Beach left this (Thursday; morning on a visit to friends in Illinois. A niece of County Clerk Stafford from Russell fs spending some days in Osborne.

Cliff Weeks has been confined to his Dan Cramer last week sold a fine mare Mr. Henry Burtner and daughter shipped in. Osborne is becoming epi to S. B. Farwell.

Pennsylvania are visiting friends in the curean in Its tastes. vicinity of Osborne. Ed Lipton was extensively congratu The Lipton House foundations were 1 M. 1- GOOD YOUNG COW for sale. Cheap for cash.

I15w3j A. A. FORD. A repaired last wees. lated on the advent of a daughter in Ijis 1 a "1 rj About 400 persons assembled in Smith Hatch's rink last Saturday night to iamny last ounaay aiternoon.

The frame of W. F. Smiths new house see the wheelbarrow race. shows up prominently. Probate Judge Smith has been very successful in the prosecution of a pen jiiss -Loiy uatcnelder is located a A number of political surprises are Phillipsburg, Phillips county, where sion claim for R.

H. Bell, of Bristow. about to develop. So says rumor. FARM FOR SALE Known as the Schmalsle farm on East Kill creek.

Bottom land, good, hard-woo 1 timber, one of the best springs running water in the county. For price and terms inquire of O. F. Smith, Agent. Office at the court house.

7tf FOR SALE My house and grounds on East Street. Inquire of Walrond, Mitchell Heren. F. II. J1ARXHA RT she has a large music class.

bed the past week by a severe spell of Some of the hogs which created a nui W. Walrath last week bought a fine The Congregational church at Dial ha sance in the eastern part of town have been removed. The rest must follow new phaeton of Babcock Lawrence. been incorporated preparatory to taking Marsriell Boring Desire to say that, although the season is backward and the people generally are not prepared yet to buy such things, that when you do get readv we have almost an endless variety of STRAW HATS. Also a fine assortment of silk and common PARASOLS, FANS of every description.

Come and see our hand-painted FANS. A new and fine lot of CARPETS just received. Why go to the trouble and expense of making a rag carpet when you can buv ready-made carpets so cheap Think of it A good HEMP CARPET for 25cts. a yard a handsome INGRAIN CARPET for an elegant INGRAIN CARPET for and all-wool, extra super INGRAIN CARPETS for 75cts. and $1.

Come and see them, even should you not want tb buy. Our LAWNS have arrived and we are selling them at prices so low that every lady can afford a new dress. We are still selling our standard wash CALICOES at prices that many ask tor the cheaper grades which will not wash. PLOW SHOES. Speaking of plow shoes, we will simply remark that if you are needing anything in that line you will consult your own interest by calling and examining ours, as we bought a very large stock, which are offered at about cost.

MARSHELL BORING. Charley Bendell has had his store title toenureh and grounds. shortly. stand papered and generally fixed up. Charley Moffett and family rejoice G.

K. Mooney, of the Lenora Bank FOR SALE CHEAP. A first-class Buckeye mower, warranted to do good work also a Weir corn plow in good condition. Call im-mediately on R. A.

HANDY, Osborne. over a nine and a halt pound son and Payton Skidmore of Winfield township SDent Sunday with his family in heir which arrived last week. has sold his homestead to M. C. Moyle.

borne. Norton county air appears to sicimess. The Sell boys have employed G. W. Dawes to gather cream for the Gay lord creamery.

Morton Parsons this week continue their discourse on the subject of "Light or Heavy?" Quite an extensive orchard has been set out by C. M. Cunningham on his land near the railroad. The rjartv who anrtronriared Mrs. F.

agree with him. Potatoes reached about their highest C.M.Cunningham now drives a spirited span of colts, set off in fine style by a notch last week, selling at $1 per bushel. The east end of the bridge recently built over the draw south of town was fine harness to his new phaeton. George Taylor has bought the timber eutry of W. E.

Harper in Delhi town somewhat damaged by the heavy rain The patent for the land on which Alton is located having: been lost, a certified Friday evening. ship. PEDIGREED SHORT-HORN BULLS. A number of pedigreed short-horn bulls for sale: Apply to James Maloney, Round Mound, Osborne county. Kans.

12tf A FIRST-CLASS COW FOR SALE. Inquire A at this office. Utf FOR SALE 13-year-old, 1 2-year-old and 5 yearling steers, at my place one-half mile north of Grand Center. STEPHEN TRIPP. PLYMOUTH ROCK and Buff Cochin eggs for sale, $1 for 13.

Cochin Yard headed by Gold Duke. 13tfl E. B. GARRIGUES. FOR SALE One new ten-foot Randolph Header, with three good boxes all complete, for $150.

Inquire at this 16tf copy thereof has been procured. A bored well close to the house is the N. Hatch's cashmere shawl will please return the same and save trouble A fire at Harlan last week about ruined the liveryman at that point, nearly all the horses and buggies being con James Gibson has filed on the Baker latest convenience projected by A. tract in Bethany township, which he Coates. sumed as well as the stable.

gained by a contest some time ago. The sidewalk to the Congregationa The distemper among the hogs on Covert has been checked without serious church has been completed by the laying W.H.Mize last Monday sold an tract of land in Delhi township to losses. The population of Osborne somewhat exceeds that of Kirwin this year. Heretofore it has been the other way. Tuesday night's train did not bring any eastern mail, the regular train on the main line being eight hours behindhand.

All friends of the G. A. R. owning of fifty feet of walk as ordered by a spec Lucinda Brower for a consideration of OGS FOR SALE Also a lot of stove wood Z. T.

Walrond, spent several ial ordinance of city council. at my place three miles west of Osborne. $362. days in Kirwin last week on contest ltitf AUGUST VOGT. Friday and Saturday last the ridge W.

A. Neiswanger, one of the leading north of town was almost depopulated wool-growers of Osborne county, is at ll. A-1 1 the inhabitants boing in attendance on business. The case of Robinson Watson vs. T.

Kindley has ben taken up to the su-preme court. horses and carriages will confer a favor by furnishing transportation on Decoration Day, May 30th. the Barnes vs. Brundage trial. present prostrated Dy a severe attacK intermittent fever.

Bill Rupp, who formerly run a billiard Judge Joel Holt and wife, now so A sentinel line of posts surrounds F. parlor at this place, was in town last Toadies, when vou want a fine shoe. The Mayor and Council should take some action looking towrard the proper celebration of Independence Day. Os journing at Eldorado Springs, con- A i 1 YoxalFs lots. Coming events cast their Saturday.

He is now a railroad operator template removing to soutnern vaiiiornia call on Tindal Bro. They have, without doubt, the best in town. 9tf borne should not be behind-hand in shadows before. A neat fence has been constructed, in lor the benefit of their health. in the pick and shovel department.

The family of R. W. Handy wil FOR SALE A first-class span work horses. Call on J. J.

Guyer, Kill creek. 16tf FOR SALE A Buckeye binder in good condition. Inquire of J. J. Guyer, Kill creek.

16tf PASTURE FOR HOGS Terms reasonable. 10w2 ADOLPH GEISE. THE party who took the ladder from Dr. Harris' residence had better return the same and save trouble. 17wl FOR SALE- A bouse and lot on South Market street.

Low price and easy terms. Apply to 17tf T.E. FULTZ. TT7ANTKD A good girl to do general house VV work. Apply to Dr.

F. A. Hall, Osborne, Kan. 17tf For a reallv first-class article in the "Doc" Smith has retired from the firm closing L. J.

DsTurek's property on probably leave Osborne next week, Mr Messrs Landis Morrow make an of Linn Co. and will seek fresh fields way of fine hand-sewed Gents' shoes, onM on Gillette whose stock em Handy having decided on engaging in for the exercise of his talents. Andy announcement in another column which our farmer friends with large crops of the banking business at some other point. will hereafter pack butter and eggs Washington street. A.

W. Flenniken last week sold number of yearling steers to F. H. Barn hart, the stock fancier. An immense hog weighing about 700 small grain to harvest will find interest alone.

pounds occupies one of the pens at the ing. Friday and Saturday were occupied Beach mills. The animal is so bur A section of railroad track northwest Dick Haun is making preparations for at the Kirwin land office by the contest dened with fat that it can scarcely stand building a residence on Chestnut street of town was slightly moved by last Fri case of Strauss vs. Foster. decision was made, as the land office is some six northwest of the courthouse.

days nood. ine repair gang was immediately called out and repaired the Wrhat J. K. Mitchell, wants with the farm wagon he recently pur PHYSICIAN. months behindhand on contest matters.

The Mullinson tract in Sumner town road-bed. ship has been entered as a timber filing chased of Bleam Bros, he refuses to di vulge. When his foot gets well he wil probably turn farmer. If our people want a fair this year Sheriff McGrath. with a counle of DR.

F. A. HALL, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Osborne.Kan. Office at Baldwin (Jo's. Drugstore.

All calls promptly attended to, either day or night. they can easily arrange the preliminaries by James Moon of Little Medicine. J.I.IIartman of Pennsylvania has pur horse-thieves in charge, passed through Judge Farwell having offered the" use of Osborne Wednesday morning. They Osborne's growth is wonderfully chased the Frank Foster place west of his grounds, besides volunteering hi services in making the effort a success steady and rapid. A few more years were captured in Graham county.

town. Robinson atson effected the will make an undeniable city where sev sale. Who will take hold? M. F. HUDSON, M.

US. EXAMINING SURGEON Office on street, N.of Penn. Residence on East street. Will calls in city or country, day or night. 9-52 Rev.

J. M. Batchelder- will preach a memorial sermon on Sunday, May 31st, en or eight years ago was but a smal cluster of buildings. A. iiauadav windmill and tame are Carpenter Fultz carried off the first at the Presbyterian church.

O. M. being put up on the farm of Rev. J. K.

prize in the green race at the South street Mitchell Post G. A. R. will be in attend A San Diego (Cal.) paper contains a Eckman, west of town by Babcock rink Saturday night, Frank Leebrick very lengthy article on the resources, ance in a body. Lawrence.

C. E. PALMER, DENTIST, has permanently lo W. H. Snyder and John Sherley press soil and climate of San Diego-county me mm close, witn uiarence uoates The trustees of the M.

E. church have Mrs. John Goheen, daughter of J. J. from the pen of Calvin Reasoner, now cated in Osborne City, where he will be pleased to do all work entrusted to his care with neatness bringing up the rear.

appointed C. W. Eckman collector of Bowers of Ross township, died at her sojourning in that neighborhood. subscriptions for the-new church build home in Smith county last Wednenesday, and dispatch He has had 23 years' practice In Correspondence solicited. Office The hogs at the creamery came near A son of Uncle Chauncey Bliss captured a large eagle one day last week eastern cities.

ing. Mr. Eckman can be looked for May 13th. being drowned by the immense volume any time by those who subscribed. one door west of the City building.

Hotel in Drake's 51tf and brought the bird to town for sale of water which came down the big draw County Attorney Saxey spent several days in Cawker last week, attending to His hands were badly lacerated by the Bleam Bros, the implement dealers, last Friday and flooded the corral. Mr eagle before ne managed to secure it are receiving a large share of business business connected with the Rooks coun Hosford managed to get them just after disabling the king of birds a this spring, having sold several carloads ty railroad. stone. time. Judge Farwell is fixing up his suburb or goods thus far.

Attention is called Two new. members were iniated into to their advertisement on nrst page. The "Optorama" operated by Messrs the I. O. O.

F. at this place last week an house in fine shape this spring. JFith- Mullin has been making rne attendance at lodge meeting was ln the past few weeks he has dug a wel County Attorney Saxey was called to Downs Wednesday morning to take the rounds of the northwestern counties exceptionally large. painted his house, and elaborately orna will be exhibited at Smith Hatch's charge of a poisoning case. A man mented his verandah, besides adding con ATTORNEYS, NOTARIES, M.

E. SMITH. JIM MORGAN. SMITH MORGAN, TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS at Law, jTa. Notary Public, Loan, Land, Insurance and Collection Agent.

Lands rented, rent collected and taxes paid for non-residents. A. Saxey John Saxey A. SAXEY SON, 4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLER8 AT XJL' LAW Office under Baldwin Co's. drugstore.

Osborne, Kansas. Will attend to all classes ot legal business. 49tf Z.T. Walrond j. k.

Mitchell Cyrus Heren. Andy Linn has been struck by tha named Kraemer attempted to poison his braces some of the dandiest foot-gear made anywhere. Every pair fully warranted. Mackerel, Trout and White Fish. 9tf D.

W. Tindal Uko. Meals at all hours at the Pioneer Bakery Restaurant. 1-tf M. A.

Coxklix, Prop. To the people of Osborne Co Now is the time to make good time and always to be on time. Come to Dr. A. J.

Harris'-drug store and get one of thoe celebrated Seth Thomas clocks. stf The best place tor cakes, buns, rusks and bread is at M. A. Conklin's. 12tf Buy your Trunks and Satchels of D.

W. Tindal Bro. 44tf A few farms for rent at the Exchange Bank. Best bargains in plow shoes ever offered in Osborne at Morton- Parsons' Lowest rates of insurance at Exchange Bank. 7tf Sugar Syrup by the keg.

9tf I). W. Tindal Bro. M. Conklin has the facilities for baking first-class goods.

Give him one trial and be convinced. 12tf Hogs wanted at the Beach Mills. If you want a span of mules or horses go to the Exchange Bank. Gtf Extra fine, select Hams, Picnic Hams and Bacon. D.

W. Tindal Bro. Get your real estate money at the Exchange Bank, and save high rates and long delays. Go to Cooper VanScvoc's for mens' Hats, Gloves, Clothing plowshoes. 10 Summer Onion sets.

9tf D. W. Tindal Bro. A full line of the celebrated Bradley Metcalf Boots and shoes, at Cooper VanScyoc's. tf Jellies and Jams by the pound.

D. W. Tindal Bro. Eight per cent, money to loan. Bring your applications to the First National Bank.

3 Clocks to suit, both in style and price, at the postoffice. A large invoice just received. tf Money to loan on farm security by Hays Bryant. 33 tf Full line of goods, and prices to meet any competition. D.

W. Tindal Bno. siderably to the attractiveness of the hall on Friday and Saturday evenings next. The papers of Rooks and Phillips mania for improvements and is putting wife. At latest accounts the woman grounds surrounding his house.

up a fence in front of is hresidence on counties endorse the entertainment very was still living. North Arch street. highly. Sheriff Babcock last week received a telegram from Frank McGrath, the All persons are forbidden to leave any The new paper at Downs will liven Last Saturday five Moravians sailed northwestern horse thief exterminator, dead carcasses, offal or trash of any kind around the bridge south of town across from San Francisco for Alaska, where things up in that locality. The two Johns Eckman and Linville can be requesting him to be on the lookout for they will begin a mission among the the river, or to take any more sand out counted on for getting out a good paper.

Esquimaux. Among them is Rev. ot the road limits on either side of river a team of mules which had been stolen at some eastern point. It is thought the thief passed through town with the team WALROND MITCHELL HEREN, H. Weinland, whose parents formerly By order of Towxship Board.

lived on the Bachman place on Twin last Friday. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Office, West Penn 6treet, Osborne, 1' 1 i't 1 1 The Congregational people of Bloom- Abe Smith, who located at Siloam Springs, several years ago, ie at present in Oregon seeking a suitable place to settle down. Abe will wind up Creek, and who himself spent severa summers in Osborne. rvjnsHs. uvnerm mw, collection, ington are circulating a subscription pa A letter from the artist Searles one l.onn, insurance anu conveyancing ounce.

per for the purpose of raising funds to in Osborne county yet. A ten days'musical institute conducted H. F. HILLEBRANDT of the Bingham illustated pamphlet out fit, states that the Osborne county pamph lets will be on hand by June 20th build a parsonage in that place. Rev F.

G. McHenry has accepted the perma by Prof. Werschkul, of Chicago, will be TTORNEY AT LAW, Real Estate Agent organized this (Thursday) evening at the nent pastorate of the church, providing Good news, if true, but we have serious Enough work has been put on the new First National Bank building to give an earnest of what it will be when J.JL. ani notary 1'ubiic, osnorne, Kansas. Especial attention given to business before the U.

Laud Office. Speaks English and German. a house can be built for him to live in. Congregational church. Everybody doubts whether they wrill be on time now, after having set so many dates and gone should attend the first evening, when mce one aoor west oi iierzog's.

50 completed. Osborne will have the hand The erection 01 a cnurcn ouiiding is looked forward to as being in the near admision will be free, and judge for them back ou them. somest bank in the great northwest. selves of the merits of the Professor's future. Hogs wanted at the Beach Mills.

Mr. Henderson, of an old-time According to a recent decision of the system of learning to be a musician. Uncle David Wilcox started this friend of Dr. Hudson, is visiting the lat Supreme Court of Iowa, the patents Eight per cent, money to loan (Thursday) morning for Kenosha, Mr. Jacob Eminger of Abilene, a form ter gentleman and viewing Kansas land covering tne uiidden Darned wne are Bring your applications to the er resident of this place, paid Osborne a scapes with which he is delighted.

We where he will visit a sister who he has hot seen for over twenty years. From declared valid, and any infringements can be suppressed. Tally one for the would like to be able to record the fact visit and spent several days sizing up thence he will proceed to Battle Creek, Glidden. of his settling down amongst us, but the town. He reports Dr.

VanScoyoc's where he will enter the sanitar fear such an announcement would be practice better than was expected, but The residence of J. M. Smith has been ium at that place for a course of treat says that both himself and the Doctor rather premature. ornamented with an additional gab! ment. We hope to see him back this fall While on a business trip southwest of pine for their old home.

They will be heartily welcomed whenever they come looking east. When the trees and shrub enjoying robust health. town last Friday Mr. Fleming, the nur bery around the house attain any size, back. While riding out to his brother's sheep seryman, met with a mishap.

In driv J. M. will have home grounds worth ranch, Monday evening last, John James Brundage was arraigned before being proud of. mg through a mud hole the singletrees broke, the team ran away, dragging the wanger's horse slipped and fell, throwing Squire Hillebrandt last Friday at 10 a.m. The family ot J.

W. Bartlett arrived him to the ground. In its struggles to The trial lasted until Saturday noon and driver over the dashboard and nearly from St. Louis last Thursday night, and resulted in the prisoner being bound over wrenched his arms from their sockets. raise the animal rolled on John's head, bruising it considerably.

He managed to struggle to the residence of Rev. J. 31. at present occupy rooms in the Central mi to appear at court. Bonds in the sum of The horses ran into a wire fence and cut $400 were asked but, have not been fur- themselves up considerably.

iiouse. xne gemai station agent is beamingly happy since he is no longer consequence of which the pris Batchelder, who brought him to town, where Mrs. Mooney kindly took charge Henrr Alvey, of Twin creek, was compelled to live all around. Hogs wanted at the Beach Mills. The food and habits of the winter months are such that the system becomes impure and the liver torpid.

You feel dull, stiinid or tired. Some have oner is enjoying the pospitality of bher iff Babcock. taken suddenly last Saturday, while of him until the arrival of his parents B. F. nilton, of Twin creek, last week trading at Morton Parsons' store, with from Pennsylvania.

a congestive chill. He was removed to As will be seen by legal notice else sold 200 head of wethers to J. P. Rath-bun, of Corinth, for $400, Mr. Hilton to John Truesdell and daughter Grace, a headache or backache and others rheu where Messrs.

C. M.Cunningham, J.M. a room in the City Hotel until sufficient of Warsaw, N. and Mrs. M.

E.Hull, haye the benefit of this year's wool clip ly recovered to be moved to the resi of New York City, brother and sister of Smith and H. F. Hillebrandt have been appointed commissioners fo lay off and dence of his brother-in-law, Chas. Dan matism. A dose or two of St.

Patrick's Pills will correct all of this disorder except the rheumatism, which requires the use of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The G. H. Truesdell, are visiting with his appraise the land along the right of way iels, agent for the Farmers' Alliance at family since Saturday evening. They this place.

Dr. Hall, who attended Mr ot the proposed Kooks County Railroad, have been in different sections of this situate Osborne county. The com Alvey, pronounced the case a rather serious one, the patient being much re state and like this as well, or any they have visited. They may in missioners are to meet at the Mitchell treatment may seem simple and cheap, but if yoja try it you will have to acknowledge that it is effectual. Sold by Baldwin Co.

Irom the same, shearing at the Hilton ranch will commence about June 1st. The dance given last Thursday night in the new rink was quite well attended, despite the unpleasant weather, and greatly enjoyed by the paaticipants. The new Osborne Orchestra furnished good music. Some $13 were netted, and help to swell the treasury of the band. J.

D. Farwell, of Waterville, spent duced by disease. House, Alton, June 30th. vest In Osborne county property before We wrent un to the alliance elevator long. Mrs.

Mull now nas extensive in Considerable excitement prevailed in Notice to stock raisers It will be to a few davs since and found contractor terests in Rice county, and thinks some the vicinity of Rooks Center during the your interest to call on Dr. A.J. Harris of withdrawing the same to locate a bank Blide enveloped in a dense cloud of 1.. i rain and wind storm Friday from the smoKe. aiternateir ruDDinsr tne tears out in this county.

sudden appearance of a cyclone sweep of his eves and making savage dashes First ational Bank. 3 Cooper VanScyoc have German millet seed for sale. 10 w3 Hogs wanted at the Beach Mills. Farm Loans, Interest payable annually. Applications promptly filled.

Also desirable farms for sale by Walrond, Mitchell Heren. Messrs. McJunkin Son, leading druggists of Lyons, sa: "Until quite recently we have had a very slow sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, but we put out a few bottles and the parties returned, saying it was the best medicine they ever used." It is a medicine that must be used to be appreciated. It will loosen and relieve a cough in less time than by any other treatment. Sold by Baldwin fc Co.

The most extensive and elegant line of Wall Tapers ever brought to northwestern Kansas is for sale at Dr. Harris' Drugstore, Osborne. AN EXTENSIVE F. 1. Wells has secured the sole agency in Osborne county for Ringrqse's Mechanics burg Fly Nets, the best article in that line manufactured.

The price is somewhat higher than for ordinary nets, but the extra good quality of the goods will make them much cheaper and more satisfactory in the end. A full line of all kinds of common nets al-ways on hand. In Wmrs our stock is complete, comprising everything from the ordinarv livery rig farce up to the finest whip made. Saddles of all kinds at lowest prices. An immense stock.

Carriage Trimming of all kinds done in the best manner at 6hort notice. Everything in the way of Harness and Saddlery can be found in my establishment. Call and examine stock and get lowest prices in the county. F. I.

Wells. The great success which has attended the rise of Chamberlain's colic, cholera and diarrhoea Remedy and the probability of an epidemic of cholera during the coming summer, have induced the proprietors to put up their famous preparation in three 6lzes 25 and 50 cents and $1. Every family should keep it at hand. Sold by Baldwin Co. Sewing machine needles anil attachments at' YoxaU's.

Stf If the editor of the News will examine in down upon that vicinity from the who has tho exclusive agency for Osborne Co. of Dr. Jos. Haa's Celebrated Cattle, Hog, and Poultry remedies. 8 Don't buy a pair of plow shoes till 0 at a loaf of bread with a very dull case several days in town lastweek, and in company with his brother, S.

B. Far-well, went to Stockton to see her boom. southwest. It appeared in the shape of the county records he will find that when the present treasurer and clerk first as knife. He was attempting to prepare a large funnel-shaped cloud, traveling He had some idea of locating at that you see ours.

Morton parsons. pired to their offices, the salaries were to the northeast, but did no damage" till the morning meal, but the stove smoked terriblv and retarded rather misdi point, but everything was too it reached Rooks Center, fifteen miles respectively $2,000 for treasurer and $1,500 for clerk. In regard to the asser rected efforts. But if-he is not much of Smith Morgan will insure west of here, so far as we are able to prices too high, and the town not getting along nearly as fast as Osborne. earn.

At the above point the funnel growing crops against loss or a cook he is hard to beat as a carpenter, an examination of his work on the eleva tion that the salaries of officials wa3 what saddled the county with its debt the extended to earth and everything in its The firm of Babcock Ford having damage from hail. tor showing it to have been put up in books show that since the organization of path trees, houses, stables, fences and dissolved last week by retirement of A. A. the most thorough and substantial man Lowest rates of insurance at Exchange the county have been paid out Ford, whose place is tilled by J. C.Law- ner possible.

Bank. 7tf or that purpose, while the other ex stock were literally lifted from the earth and blown in one conglomerated, whirling mass upward through the air. The renee business at the warehouse has Dr. J. R.

MeKee. the nonular den penses ran up to. $117,213.16. we are settled down once more on a substantial basis, and will be aggressively prosecut truly sorry that we cannot return the arge stone barn at Rooks Center, form New rates and ready Money on farm loans at the Exchange Bank. House cleaning is certainly disagreea tist, was compelled to return to Osborne several days last week by the urgent demands of several of our citizens.

His compliment contained in the statement ed during the coming season. The new hat the Farmer was consistent. erly owned by Mr. Shorthill, was demolished, also the residences of Mr. Avery and O.

H. Grimes, both log houses, north of the river. Mr.Avery is a son- ist of aDDOintments is so laree at this ble, but is necessary, and people gladly firm is a strong one, both partners being thorough business men and conversant with all the technicalities, as well as the Doint that h. finds it almost impossible bear the drudgery to enjoy the fresh General Order No. 2.

All comrades of O. M. Mitchell Post to fill them. The secret of his success ness of what seem3 like a new home practical use of the machinery they in-law of Capt. Osborne, of this place, and the family were all in the house ies in the fact that all his work is of the are urgently requested to be present at but to fully appreciate you should take a dose of St.

Patrick's Pills, which will the Memorial Day services on the 30th best, while his prices are so low that no fault can be found on that score. The when it was luted and torn to pieces, but miraculously escaped serious injury. It is rather early in the season for day of May, 18S5. Post will meet at cleanse your system and regulate your apparatus he uses in extracting teeth liver. Sold by Baldwin Co.

Mr. Grimes' family unfortunately did not escape. Mrs. Grimes was killed by post room at 10 o'clock a. m.

All having uniforms will wear on that painiessiy 15 a compact marvel nlled snake stories to crop out, but J. W. Addison reports the killing of a five-foot bull snake of peculiar construction, being supplied with a numbar of well-developed legs which it could draw in and a huge tailing timber, and one of their occasion. By order of Strange We do not know of any medicine that witn nitrous oxiae gas, wnich renders tooth-pullinsr rather a Dleasurahle exne- children so severely injured that' its re A. B.

Coates, Post Com. Attest H. F. Hillebrandt, Adj't. E.

H. Dil worth, of Beloit, Kansas, covery is not expected. Mr. Stockton, was down there for a load of rience. The Doctor will be on hand June 11th, 12th and 13th, and anybody havinsr defective teeth will do well tn out of its body at will.

An examination of the probate judge's autograph album has gained an equal popularity, in such a short time, for the instant relief of coughs and soreness in the lungs, as Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. It is mild and pleasant to take and will not injure wood and received serious, though not have a larsre stock of Millet and Cane consult him; for if it is impossible to ianeu to tnrow any light on the origin of this snake story, so we are comDelled to Seed for sale cheap. 17w2 fatal injuries. So far we are unable to get further particulars, but expect to hear of many more who have suffered serious loss. -Empire.

save tne natural teetn ne can supply them with artificial ones which will entirely till the bill. Money to loan on farm secur i ty by the most delicate infant. Sample bot believe that Mr. Addison has discovered a new genus of reptile. I tles free at Harris drugstore.

Hays Bryant. 33tf.