The Dispatch from Reamsville, Kansas • 2

v. D. iW. BEAMS, Beams ville Dispatch. PUBLISHED EVERY THrRDAY.

RE A MS VILLI, KANSAS. AU person' wishing to buy, sell or rent land or- -farmi. or have collections made or taxes paid should call on or address El W. MORGAN, Land A Remsville, Kan Reams will soon have A fine lot of Clod embracing several fine'-, Potatoes for sale at D. W.

Reams A full line of Vieln Stiiegr. at E. W. Morgan Gs, Freh garden need the posiiiffic. A finf if Quern Gas-w i mul Table Cutlery lu 4 i tW or jr Jncr.

tkrmk ok utKirii: ne i. Month. V' IT PAID IN ADVANCE. Advertising rate made know on Dealer in FOR SALE A GOOD FARM I will give a good and sufficient war -antec deed of what i known as thft J. T.

Barrick farm about a mile west of Reamsville.for the mall sum of $1,000. J. W. Burroughs. REAMSVILLE RKET.

May 1, 1614. W. REAMS. Go Peter Trie tor tour arri- cultural tol. Call at the Post-office for Notions io cents.

and Fancy Articles. TaM Damask and Oil Cloth a Morgan Co's. Dry Goods, Grceries, and Drags. Go to W. Reams for ur Seed Potatoes.

He has a fine lot. Corn. 26 15 iSc. Spring Wheat 55Soc. Potatoes 36 cents.

Wood, per 004 00 NOTICE Land Offiee at Kirwin. Kan, D.W. Reams ha rot another lot of Prize Coflee and Glassware. A nice line of Clothing at E. W.

Morgan CoV I MUST AND WILL SELL. NOTICE. All persons indebted to D. W. Reams will please call and eetile.

application. Entered at the lot.Ofiic at Ream Mile, Kansas, i- r.ond.cl mat: BENTON SllOLLENBAKhR Pnblisher and Proprietor. LOCAL CHIPS. Corn wanted at Ream'. New Goods at D.

W. Ream'. Come in and subscribe for The Dispatch, onjy a year. New stock of Dry Goods at Merman Look ont for New Goods at Morgan Co's. James Reams, of Franklin.

is here visiting his brother Dave. D. W. Reams has some fine Seed Potatoes for sale, Peter Pyle has Cultivators for sale. Go and see him.

Buy your farming implements of Peter Pyle, Rearrtsville, Kansas. The finest lot of Cigars ever brought to Reamsville at the Post-office. All persons wanting to bny, sell or rent land, should call on D. W. Reams, Land Agent, Reamsville.

Farmers, go and5 see Peter Pyle-the agricultural to purchase your farming implements for the season. If you want to put on tyle go to D. W. Reams' and Wuy a new mif. He can fit you out either by note, corn, hogs, produce orcanh.

Highest price paid lor produce. Go to the White Lake Lumber Call at the Tostoificc before buying clfcc where. Co. of Riverton, to uy your lumber. March 31, 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 saH proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at Smith Centre, Kansas, on X4v 10, 1884, viz. John Thornton. HI No. 9519, for theeast half northeast quarter, section 27, aidwct half north-west qvarter, section 26, town'ip range 14. lie names the tollowingAvifnesef to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.

said Unt. vise: W.H.Faris E. W. Morgan. John Kingdon, and ali of Reamsville, Kansas.

JOHN BIS SELL, Register. L. Uhl, Attorne 9-; NOTK.E TIMHEK Cl'LIU V. United States Land Office.) f'irwin. Kanas, April 10.

iS.f Complaint lv-mn been entered jit Farmers arc all busv now. We learn that last week, while Dr.McCammon was riding horse back, the animal threw him and came near breaking hi, le. This we regret to hear but hope the Doc-or wiU mend fast. GUAR A N- SATISFACTION TEED. The ostortke is nlae ti ct new Go is and thiii oflice bv Samr.ql L.

Say, John, where did you get Parri. A. Wiilurus fV- that suit" "Wiij, at Morgan Co's. They keep the best fits to be found in the PUBLIC SALE FIRST QUALITY OF RIVER-TON FLOUR always on hand AT $2.50 PER HUNDRED. fnilurcto comply vrith Uw Entry No.

3140. lafcd Ootbbe'r jtrid, KS7S. upon the half south wctquarter west half southeast. uartcr, section 2. townhin Range 14 wet, in Smith countv, Kjiiuas, vfh a The following property will be sold to tke highest bidder at the Posteffice in Reamsville, on next SATURDAY, MAY 3rd, 1884, PRODUCE TAKEN' IN CHANGS FOK GOODS.

at 2 o'clock P. to-wit: view to the cancellation of entry; contestant alleging that Parris William failed to do a sv or i to be done any, cultivation of land between Oetohcr i58i, 23rd, iSSi.or tailed to ant or cause to be planted mjv timber seels or cuttings on sai i nd tioe, and o't you evf-rt it. YOUNilclit This horse will fctanol tor inwm in Smith Center, at Cummin; Stable, Fridays and Saturdays and the balance of the week my farm three miles southwest Reamsville. PEDIGREE. Hs was sired by Brilliant imported and owned by Drury Brothers of New Boston, 111., Brilliant II was OHt of the celebrated premium mare and sired by Brilliant I.

and he by the celebrated horse Poniatowski. Brilliant II. was foaled on the farm of Mr. P. L.

Vandersheren, Chevalier of the Order of Leopold I. Kin? ot Belgium, on the 2nd day of May, 1882, is dark dapple bay, black mane and legs, and weighs 1700 lbs. TERMS: To insure mare with foal, by the season, due when mare is known to bewitkfoal. $15 to insure colt to stand and suck. All earewill be taken to prevent accidents, but will not be responsible should any occur.

R. C. FARRELL, Owner and Keeper. TWO PLOWS. ONE GOOD FAMILY CLOCK, ONE BED STEAD.

TWO BRASS KET TLES, Chairs, One Scythe and Snathe, One Water Barrel, I Hay Ai Fork and a lot ot otaer traps too nu merous to mention. Come and buy yourselves rich if you can. J. W. BUKKUUUliS.

nee Oit 22nd, 18S1, to the present time, "and that there is notatthi this time to exceed 1.000 trees or cuttings growing on said land, the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 23rd day of June, 1S84, at 10 o'clock' a. m. to respond and furnish teifmony concerning said alleged failure. JOHN BISSELL. Reght r.

R.R. HAYS, Receiver, Dodge, Chapin Dodge, Attorney. D. W. Reams has get a lot of nobby Clothing, Give him a call rORN AND 5T01K V.nG' E.

W. Morgan Co. have just received tke largest stock ot JNo lions ever brought to this place..