The Herald from Walnut City, Kansas • 2

THE HERALD 1. immm 1 ETALEIR IN oliii 4t Wakeenoy Kuk. Jin. il'ith 3S3. 274 KotUv hcivi flwui that f.ill.-viie.;.

liio.iiil iilcil iioiieeof h.n oiten-lloi. to ici.kfi Mial in i-li ot hi. 1 claim, hikI t'nil wud proof v. ill ho un.de helon I'l'oliaie lin-ili Co. Kail, i.ueiii Miv.vh It Jiiinci e-jil leal inn Si) IV.r t'le N.

'( ot 'I III tie nanicH 1 ir ioi.ov, iincvsi-. 10 iirove 1 onl 1 ri'ileui-u v.j'Oli, tultlva-lion II. vailiOix, (:. Rulil Henry ci'iiter ro Kan. Jeiry (:.

Uarlier, ot IJioiiKiliilo "tii di 011. vuia, i IS. J. i ll.VNN lle.liti'. IT "Corao and See Mo." Always Ahead, Yos Eot! Koll JmhM Kfill, To '1'lie of WALTER B.

BENE, 68. a-dsyts it is customary 'to tienil to Kmin f.ir not only corn, but wheat, pork, beef wool, and ninny ollioi thupa, A coupla of our young men enjjrtfjad 111 vu'y uisgr.u.fful brawl near tho school hour.i en Jt Sunday cveoin'-, tho full pai ticuki3ofwhii.il wo within Id iVotn the public on Account of l'muiiy neetions. Tin rowhiv lobs condemned by law abiding cilixemt an 1 v.e thin opportunity of warning then1 who uio 111 the habit of crcaliuj; (iintur'ut cs tho school houiic on evening';) when relig'i-ous Kwvicaa are being; held, that if Blill they come, A new blaekiunilli and wagon nhoj) wii? be up here in the course of a couple of weeke, thus ones miii-if very neof sjury industry to the loiij? of etttfrprisea now in ottrinlui-t. Two women 'have life a ranluivl New York by tho nonsenrn toM thorn conctrnhg ilvAv future by a- tnalo fortune teller. ThJ Upon hrarinji'of tho result of her trickery ts-CHped befow fh could apprehended.

notice! TO ALI, WHOM IT MAT C0.VCR1S3. OnFciiruaryJHt 13S5 I will adopt the cash iwliinjr tfooda luid will not to any one on time. I must have the cash orwi-i not tell. A Hcttloment of all account duo the old Gnu is desired at choc Fj. F.

Muliay. dicinesi AND IE Soups. WALNUT CITY YSH. 13 jiixommiihuw kieaiuiu 1 1 t'm-, bi 1 lii' i I aid iijlii iU'J limit all reupoii'lhic so ts. (omuinniealions, to bo noUceu, um.l be uc.

iioiiipaiiicd lv the name ol' Uui writer, not for publication, Lui a yusu'Aii-I u'l of suiu'l faith. ADVEiiTISIXU KATES. lYrav. 3 i Col wi Dill 40 (Jul Col so Id Oho square (apace of ten linos) ST. Professional cmiIh 3, All advert iHiniicnia inserted lor one mint bo paid at ho uud of each uuin-tur.

UATfcS. Mot. ii l.i il i year I Copy one year 6mor.Uis $1 jo All subscription cash in advance. Ci. A.

IJ. Fieg-ular on tlie 3d Saturday of each month. The i aUeu.lamioof all coin-rtdes is requested. O. V.

Ivkkk'uii. G. W. Cooi.ky, Adit. The old Jllmie look can ii this office, and those knowing 'tidied will please eiM ami A 1ULL LOGALVTEMS.

iilankcts at II. Jl's. Advertise in the Hbbald. Perfumery 1 1 i Jkon acre' SabaTibe for tluH'-iSALP. Publ'fjh'yotir Paints and oils Lougacre's.

Buy your clothini-J Jl's. Bay your0vcrciat.8;atll.& M's. Come in and pay your subscription. CreameryJeaiiH r.t Kirch Allinds of Winter goods at II. M's.

That ground-hog prophet is a "daisy." Don't fail to lilerary to-nigh For fja.ll kin la go to Longacro'f Best live cent cigar in townjaLcmgarn'S Go to I. Varncy'a for cheap groccrits. Gerinantowi "Yarn at Mullay'i Duck lined Suits an I Overcoats at H. i Jl's. A large et-ock of fine Shawls at II Mi cheap I LiulieV Cloaki'l-t Dolmans at Haye" i-Mnilay'p.

Read the card of Mr. F. B. Tirakin ii another column. Now is the tinio to gt a bargain at Vs'i'ney's.

Ladies Circulars, Fur-Trimed and pla at Come in and pay your subscription, for need the money. mock brands publisiua icr par year Tuis'Ukkali) included. Overcoats at any price you may want from $3 to 20 at II. Jr.Pt call in and loo's at the fine Hue of Boys UTercoats at Hayes Mullay'u Don't you forget Varnjy don't let anybody under aell him. i The themorncter rcgifttsml 14 degree below zero on Tuesday last.

1 Read the advertisement of the Rush Co.unty Bank in another column. I. Yarncy keeps the best orghum molasses. CO cents per gallon. Parted wir ilways on hand at F.

E. Tlmken'a. Walnut Kani. Mr. II ri turned honie 1:11 Saturday Vt 'ro a triji (an.

Will 1 eraon pleas--kill that i antankiirous giound II. 1i'ry campctition in good-i ami prices. Gail for yourself. You can buy your goofl.4 of If. M.

cheaper than at any Rail Road town. were si work appraising the sitate of the late N. S. Grow, on Monda last. The Tnrkiiih government ia demanding 'the villidravri of tliB Italian troops from theRedaea.

1 Thelai'KCHt aioi-k of L'uiics' a' ivur to County seen Hayes Go to I. Vamey for chap dry goods, for can auit you in anything you want in line of Many of our farmers wore in town on "jaturday last and all seemed hopeful for Rush county in the future. nesl any L'nder wear 0 any kind o.iieap and good, colored or white, Hayes S. can sui you. Their etoc is fro.sh aici new and conipleta.

Any ii you may dniirc 1 "ley have. It ia reported that a first elasa implement house will be opened up in this place oon and t'neii our citizeng will be enabled '0 buy machinery at home as cheap as "they can at the railroad towns. Ono by ne, etc. If you are wanting nice buggy, carri age, buckboard or any other kind of a rig you will study your own interest by call ing on Cnas. Dobeanz.

He will give you as neat and durable a job as any ono for the least money. Satisfaction guarrantced Mr. J. A. Kirkpatnc of Alexander was in town the last of the week and paid ua a very pleasant visit, ordering the Herald to his address for the ensueing year.

He reports Alexander flourishing and rays 'that city will noon be the second in the count Poor old Lacrosse. We lcarn from eastern papers that the growing wheat crop in that part of the country 13 not vei7 promising. This in connection with the fact that the acreage 'in this state is far Jean than last year leads 'n to believe 'hat wheat will bring a good 'iri -e in tbri market next year. in DfcALEKI'lX Stoves, Cutlery, and Agricultural Groceries, Flour, Feed And Lf brloiiKiiig to a first class grocery ami; htiidwi.e nt'ii-fican be found store, where I will be pleam il to nee all. miTTEiU.

EGGS IX TMADK. LKGAt, NOTICES T. H. McDowell, CLERK OF BIST. CCUUl1.

Will give you any inlormation yon may wit in regard to IIOJIESTiiAD, rilK-EMPT ION ASD TIMBBB-CriTUR ENTRIES, Aitf MAKES HNAL PlIOOll In each caw. nonvteatl, Pre-emption, Tin) I uer.Oliltv.iT papers, Deeds, Mort: jajcrs caiefully druwn. i-ls ha si number of de-nhEtde claims i nd DEEDED lltMS Olt BE Poisons lui; to sell should plane clainuiin hin hnnduat once, iferanb nix days in the week t8 ui oiiice in and Sat urduy nights at Wiilmit City, HaniaJ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ToiLL WHOM It MAT COHCKHN: Gotten is hereby (jlvcn that on the 2nd 'dft1? of (let. A.

1. 1HS4 lettere estamentary we to the. undersigned by the Prob- 'onrt of Hiuh county Kansas on tha ustat! ofr. k. notion ia fnrth' fiva that ail pernom having claiii.a or de inand Hout nid eta1e must pres-nnl thew within one year from this date or they wil' be forever barred.

L. T. Garner, Executrix. A. J.

Heliport, Klus'itor. This Jrd day of OetliM. 0TICE TIMBER CULTURE. No. 3221.

Land Oitick at WaKbunfy Kan" Dec. 1.1th ISM. Complaint having been entered at this 6f fice by John Newhouse, npfainat John Ai" In-lKht for tailnrf to complv with law to rntrr nniilier da led Apri' SOI Ii l7f, upon tht of see. 17 1 19 Wv, in Kmili county KanMiu. with a Tiew to the enneellatton of aaid entry; contiwtaiH alleg tnglhatth Said John Albright has wholly lanul to plow, plant, replant or cultivate ah portion of tract during the fourth yeti'i ol ail entry ot since April Ms.

Thi' ll.e.e me no trees rov. in mi said land mo 1 is. aie neii'ov smiiiiioni'd to appi. ul this oil.ee on 1 he 1 lib di-v ol Feliruary m' 111 eclock A. il.

lo respond and furnish tetl inuiiy coiieeniing allowed failni-p. Si. J. F. Af'NA, 1 9-'t liegister.

W. II. Piikenton liestlve CONTEST ADTICE. No. 32li0.

U. S. Land Oflice, Wakeeney Jan. 10 188ft ,4 Complaint hnvinp been entered at tin? office by John W. Plnichle.y against Alcxand er J.

liarbrixer for abandoning ids hmnestoi entry No. WO dated Jan. 10 th lSll upon tho fi nee. i twp. 19 r.

18 ijj Kuah county KaasRg with a view to th cancellation of said entry the paid partier are hereby annimoned to appear at this office on the 20th day of Fed. '85 at lo'cloci' P. M. to respond and furnish testimony concernins; said alleged aliandonment. B.

J. V. I1ANNA, ItCKlster. 1-iMt W. II.

Piikenton lieeeivei-. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. NO. 2K9. I.AK1) Ol-FICli AT WaKESNKY, KAHI Jan.

in Kotics is herebv civen that the follnwlni named settler lias filed not ice of his intentiof to nnilce lin'al pi-oof in support of his clr" nrd that said proof will be made before Clerk of the District Court of county, at I.uC'rovae Kaunas, on ilar. 1-v Andrew Knudson homcstMil iii.iiiicnii, No. WUl for the S. K. see 2 1 IS 8 iu w.

He names the following witnesses lo prov't his continuoim residence upon, and cuitiva tion of said land, vir h. K.ttaii, James Ashbv, J. II. Parish, a We Point S-V. Kettle of Alexander Co.

Kansas. J. 1TANNA, 1 18 It Jl.rxiliv Frank B. Smith Hu concluded lo declinr he dtna'crtiii', in liit ent irt ittetiticn to U. i Laud office Wakoenev Ks, mi Jan.

3 at 'lSSf. J277M Notic is hereby given that the following named pettier has tiled notice of his inlen lion to make final proof ia support of his claim, and that aaid proof will be made before Probate Judge of Hush Co. Kan. at Lacrosse 011 March 20, viz. Conrad Sell Homestead Application No for the is.

K. of ec. 3'J T. 1SR. Vv.

He nanus the fullnwiitg wineseea to prove cuntinuous rokidunee upon, and cultivation of, t.aid laud, viz. daw iSehiwder, John Hanhaiilt, Ifetirv Gotlieb Hauhardt, of BelfleW i.usli Co. Kaa ii ti Ut B. J. F.

llanua, UeitlstPr. IT, 8. Land office Yakoiuey f.ag, no. 27 Ml. Jan.

Hh.ltWfi Sol ice i. lierehy that the follnwim; aanied i.citlor iiiis HUrd mil ice 1 if liis inlen-lot! to iiiak final proof in support of lii lioiii, and 1 luit said prouf will he nmde hei'ore 'ilerk lWtrlel court of linsli co.hu. at vo-if Kan. 00 i hi ls.i. via.

Levi T. lie hull lloiiislead 11pi1le.1l ion NoiU'JI'01 .11" N. Si' of Sec. It. is s.

Ii. 17 W. llenanu'-i the ioilmviri; wile-cs loprovi his eominuouM rrMdeoeiMinoii, and culliva-lion of, said I'litl'oid li. scianlon, Kdu in 1'. hrowii, tici liant K.

stulhin, (, iliislioo Kaina-clie. ti-rcrothigei' of Olnev liusli Co. Kansas. 71. J.

ll tSNA, C-tJt llegUter. nnB mm H. L. 8ULDIN I SDN, Walnut C'it', Kujikmw. I'lils house is fust clam in every' varticnln: niut travelers will Good Accommodations And chtivgM reasonable.

Cl.KAH BEDS, ic, ic FEED AND EXCHANGE GoodcoixaU connection with tlinlioiiKi- SMITH, Wagon Carriage Shop! frLcaChas. Dobsrenz, Pro. Walnut Cityi Mana. Long experience in businesj In Eastern and to GUARANTOR FIRST CLASS WORK. AT LIVI.NO ItiriB, fanneit Twork aun ua plow, and mower repairii! and" ft in 511 A appelaitT.

To ciye is tay elm rucomuttnilation i-Jive uiaa call. I KNOW 'Vhat Kansas Fariors Want. 1 0 II CALL 0 11 rtrr ORFlYli CENTS hi'l'RAKiHT CIGAR. ORTHKKKFOU A QUARTER CIGAR. GOLD-TAG OR TEX CENTS STRAIGHT CIGAR.

TUK FISEST GOODS KVEIl OFl'EIiKD! Sold by nil First-Class Dealers RETAILERS ATTENTION! we advertise above braiidH in tlie St. I.oui.-i diiioen, and ynur name ill appeal oinoiiL'the list of noni'ie-i Oncea week on-iil days irom dateof last inneliasc. with llrst oi-'ii-r we neat nnd pretty sit'iiw. we have one prim fur these foioiis fiom wlncl, ther" Is no deviation, namelv: Nicliie Tcu. ifiiS.Wi-.silver-TaK, pii, j.illKI.

also cany the most extensive line of Domestic Key West and Imported in the conntry lit hottdin prices. Sanide or ders solicited. Address; n.p.MCLbTavlor Wko. lUNAorncioAK imi'T. ST, l.oi'IrfMO.

NOTICI-i OF APPOINTMENT. TO WHOM rr.MAVCONC'EEX, Notice is hereby piven, that on the 4th day ol eb.A. 1). 1880. letters of adimttHt ra tion were granted to the undersigned by the Probate court of Rush county Kansas on tne mate of iNatuamel b.

brow deceas ed. Notice ik further ffiven, that all persona havniL' claims or demands againat nam estate, must present them within one year hem tina date, or they will beforver barred. And further, that ail persons indebted to tho said Nathaninl B. deceased are hereby requestsd to Kettle sniil indebted nesa at once, or an poon a the peine be conies due. Hale Adniinifctra tor louse.

a tt "no persiHt ill i'ul cotiducl will feel en lied upon to publish their iiJimcfi in the future. Just see how much you can buy one dollar in cash I in yes and Jduliay's: Arb, 6 pounds for cue dollar. Dill, eolfee pounds for one dollar. GranuUled f-tugar 10 lha cue dollar. Y'ellovf 13 poeiniu fortr.ie dollar, lij-ied Peaches 10 pounds for otic dollar.

Drd. AppiealO pouwls for one dollar. Dried Pri'iies It! pounds for one dollar. Dried Cm rants 1J pounds for one dollar. Drd.

Blk. BerrioB 3 for 0110 dollar. A'i Gt. Bend tli.ur per liuudred, Climax Toba cco 00 cents par pound, llorfrc bhoe. Tobacco 5i) cents per pcuud.

15 Boxes matches for 26 rents. Soda crackers Spounda fortlS cents. And everything else in prcp-ortk-n. The greatest achievement of science up this date was the urgieal opposition performed by the surgeons of a Jiew York hospital. Yirm.

McElivy, a truck driver. was accidentally shot through the bowels by a 32 caliber revolver the ball perfora ting the intestines in four places. Hereto fore science has looked upon such cases as beyond hu man aid, and has absi ained from applying the knife to that portion of the human body. In this case precedent was openly defied and the attending surgeons with a courage only equaled by their skill and performed tho difficult feat of removing the intestines of the patient sewing up the perforated p'aee, and again putting the intestines into their formei position. The patient has fully recovered from the operation and has been discharg ed from the hospital ai a cured man.

A good deal of comment has been heard upon the action of county Attorney Twee dy in confessing judgment to the amount of $108 against the county costs for which the county was not liable. It is to say the least a very poor recommendation for the ability of an attorney to allow such frauds to be perpetrated upon the peop'e who have placed alfaira of the county in his hanos. Mr. Tweedy has in this his fir-t case of importance fully demonstated that he knows nothing of law and what worse does not posess one grain of stam ina. He certainly has placed idmself in a very unenviable light befnr the people county who do not relish Jthe idea of being taxed to pay for the ignorance of a political shyster who came into their m'dst for the purpose of getting an office and by the aid ot local issues succeeded in palming himself off upon an unsuspecting pulic.

Althongh it may be a very ex pen sive lesson we think that it will in the long run prove a benefit to the people of our county who will the future be particular selecting a man to fill the.most important office in the county and not let prejudice gain the ascendency over their reason and elect instead of a know nothing to that position a man who is at least posessed of some little common sense. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. lain'- n' i- Ks. D-v. Wfh 'SI 'No! is lie.iVi.y that lite cli lias iili no'.

ice li-s ia; f. ,,1 ia. maUe limit iioof 1 11 1: 11 1 of eiaiui. and that sui'l pmot will he iiiaoic rn 'lerL- of he iia.ili Ks. at l.aCiosae Sana on J-'nl-ruury 8it I vix tlruce iolilin-i Vonif-Htead a'lni'oal'or.

No. ism the a c.fsrc cVt Is 1.) w. nan.f lie folio wiui; il nc- -e lo his con 1 in 11011s resilience upon, ana cultivn-1 ion of, said land, viz Thomas 11- Unwell of Rush O. V-Baldwin, Ale-sander WnlUer, iiraie, ot Alexander Uush count Kans. li.

J. F. If ANN 12-Ot llciviiier. U. S.

Land office Wakeoney Kr. ko. Dec.Sllth ISS-i. 1 273. Kotite i hereby jfiyen that the tolloTinji named settler na-i nied not en 01 111s inicn linn lonialio final proof in sitppnrt of his claini nno uat std pvoot 1 1 he nnuic iietorc 'lei of the Uisii-tci of Kusli citnnly as.

ut LaCrufese on i ehruavy 9tti IKS-i. vin: diaries Prieft application No. for he neJWof sec 17 II? 'CO vr. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuoim renideiice, upon ami cultivation of aaid land, viz: Thos II. McDowell of Hush Otitiffo-, Andrew ,1.

Williams, iianiet llawy, Henry 1. spaui 1 11 of i'iavius Knsti couiii Katm. Si. J. F.

UANXA, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION No. 2705. V. y. Land Office, Wakeettev Ks.

Feb. 1885. in herebv iriven that the follow, inir-named nettler hftft tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in (support of li 13 claim, and that said proof will be made belore Clerk ot Hist net Court of KubIi Ks. at Lacrosse Kan, 011 March 'JO, IStif viz: William W. Sennet Homestead applica tion Xo.

Tii7. for the H. E. of Hoc. 20 111 y.

R. 18 W. He names tne following witneaeea to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ot, said land, vi. N. O.

Smith P. L. Jonen John F. Cope- landT. B.

Copeland, of Rimh Center Rush Co. Kan. 2 B. J. T.Hanna, Register.

ko. 827'i V. S. Olllce VYaKceney Ks. Jan.

10th, IS80. ('omplaiut having Imfen entered at this Office by F. M. Cownl against (teorge S. Cubbery for abondonir; hifi Homestead Mnlry No.

2167 dated October 0 1878, upon the Y. W. i Sec. 27. T.

l'J K. R. 20 W. in RitKh Co. K.an.

with a view to the cancellation of f-aid entry; the Kaid parties are hereby fuimmoni'rt to appear nt this Office on the lHlh day of March 188.) at 1 o'clock P.M., to and furniyh testimouy concerninp' w.id Hoped abandonment. B.J. F. llauna, Register 2 13 W. II.

I'ilkenton, Receiver. A srusnes and Varnish, PAINI AND PAINTEE3 SUNDEIES. Iloolfts Awl Hint noiicry. PURE WINES LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL USB Prescriptions carejulbj compounded. I LARNED KANSAS.

L. C. THOMPSON. Propsietor. uarters FOR COMMERCIAL TRATEI, HOUSE ENLARGED, EEFUHHISHED, Etc.

Ton will find this the best Home in the City. Your patronage ia respectfully solicited. L.C. BROWED JUSTICE OF TEI PEACE NOTARY PUBLIC, LAND COLLECTION AGENT. All kinds of contracts drawn, hianits filled nil acknowledged, and coileetions made.

Pre-emption, timber culture papers mado out. J' ICE WEST SIDS MAIN tVilNUT CITY. KANSAS. N(TIC'E. No.

Land orurtat WaKfrnsv Knf. Jan. ITlli. 1HS5 Omip.laiht having been entered at this oflice hv Anlliony Schrolcraaiuit Jos-ipli 1'uneo. chei'ifu- abandoninn nis lionistead entry No -1 July I.MIi hsi, upon th 17 111 Kusncoiuuy tvar.a wunu lew Hie of said entry; tlio anid inrticH arc hereby summoned to annear at slits on the 13th day of March 1SS ii.

1 o'clock P. M. to vcsnoiid and luriiish ten- limony conceruins said ulleged abandon meat. li. J.

HANN 1-SO-Ot Ucnistcr. w. II. I'ilkenton. Peceiver.

t. FIG OK. K. M. COWGII.I.

JiANKEIt EISH COUNTY BAifK RUSH CENTER KANSAS. Loans mokjvy, Rbcbivks Derosns ash DOES A OlSXliltAL m'sisiiiis. Also keep on hand a general tork of LATHS, ETC. Which will be fold at Railroad invite yotl to rail and can (dock and tern onrpriees before Ktaewhere. COMBS Paints, Oils leadq PEDES Khartoum is reported to luive bcru taken by the rebels and tho ot seu.

a i not knov. ri. waa by hid is'iivc allies who went vcr to the rebch leaving' only 11 small bund to defend the city. The licit it'll Gov-'raiiienl ia to leinforco Gen. oleslcy ami to make a vigorous craiit the rebel host.

The LacroBno Chieftain has been devo-iuir considerable of its apace to he vindi cation ofllis Honor I'd Brown and luv- -toopwl bo low as to attempt to villify a of our comity been no this hypo-cri I ical- won Id- btsSunday-seliool-big- bug. what he defccrved. Kueh low and eon-'einptible acts arc a disgrace to a lirt-t paper. Every 4ne knowing ImoKelf indebted to kyea til lay iu hereby notined to call nettle aa soon as ixw'aibls. We need he money ami must have a ucttlcinent ither by payment or note at once.

We vant to collect what we have out and runt you will call at your earliest conve-licnce or we will have to call on you. AYES MULL AY. Just to think! as every one had that the backbone of winter had been token, and many were Vatsy marking eft uion, lelt icc and cabbage beds iu their truck patch" that insignificant?) quad- up-d the ground-hog should pop rp iiid veto U13 whole thincr. Thof-e who had cherished the hope that ik b.i-iibone of wnter had been broken. tadly disappointed on Saturday last iy the wind veering to the north and blow- tig from thnt quarter for three days, ringing the themometer down to bd rock more.

As we are soon to witness change in the administration it is to be i. oped that the change will extend to the weather clerk. Scene. The Ed. of the Chieftain slightly oif" leaning against tho corner of the 'loune, curiously eying a calf over whiel he has been vomiting and soliloquizing W-hic-ell I-hic-'ll sw-hic-ear, Those-hic- come fr-hii-om f-cranton's an from De-hie-Tar's, but-hic- Damftno wli-hiii-ere I g-hio-ot that ca-hic-lf.

Judging from the great number of let tors received from parties in the east by our real-estate men inquiring after our county wc believe that this pprir.g will witness the largest immigration we ever had. Thore is room for all in our county and there is no section of the Btate more prosperous at this tlma than Hush county air! the ties season, will room encour- agngthan the past. COFFINS. I always keep 011 hani avge atal wrll ot coiiina 01 all sizes and quaiity, and lutn ire pared ii! orders with neat ncso and tlisiiatch on -hort not'e. r.s low as the lowest.

Patronize home institutions and keep your at I am also prepared to do general undertaking Remember the pbxe, IRA VAitWEY Walnut City. Whilo the citizens of the "burg" on the hill are continuing t-iiat dirty and mean county seat fight, the of this ptaie ire wo; kitig to build up tlisir town, and have the pleasure of being the ac- trading point of three fourths if Rush county. Wonder if our friends over there" ever heard of the dog that was crossing the stream and jumped at his shadow If so, they should j.rollt by the example. Already the dynamiters have cowmenc- to show their hand in thia country. Several threats have been received by Sena tor Edmunds since he introduced bill to punish dynamite makers which pay that if his bill is passed, tile Judiciary Commit tee room of the Senate ar.d his private res idence are marked for revenge.

Mrl Ed munds is not much frightened by ihenc anonymous letters but is inclined to look upon them as nothing but bragadocio. TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. The teacners of Rush Co. are requested to meet in the school house, at La Crosse Feb, 21st. at 10 A.

M. tor the purpose 0 organizing a teachers association. Let each teacher come prepared to take an active part in the meeting. All interested in the cause of education are cordially invited. Yv'.

K. vS-mple Co.Kupt. 1.1 r.u eastern town short time since a man was interesting his family by reading the Bilde. lie was reading the story of Joseph, and, finally when he came to where Jacob sent sons tc Canaan to buy corn, one litlie fellow broke in with Why didn't he f-end them to Kansas?" The man explained "to the boy that the famine oceurcd many ago; but now to i Locating Stock Ranched and a Geiicid Real Estate Buain all on or Udrn liim UTT I'H'I. iiUM itli'xy, Ii5A.