Sterling Gazette from Sterling, Kansas • 2

compensation clslmart. with thcnld MEDPORD ITJSMS. PRIEXD tZARKSOX TABER. ttteei, and cost Viewers, giving i which you claim and Tnu claim a aesenpuon oi ine prvmuea on THE RICE COUNTY GAZETTE. men auuuea or comDensatinn.

DR. WM. SCHETH, RESIDENT DENTIST. Wheat is still some think your application for and recovery of the same A useful citizen passed away on last that it will be ready to harvest about the Will De lorerer wmu. Dated April 16th, 1S78.

48-St W. T. NICHOLAS, County Clerk. Sunday, at 12 o'clock, when Clarkson Taber closed his eyes on the scenes Branson CoiugUl, omci kuaomri nocx, neon run. nret ot Jnne.

oats and barley are coming oat tine. Some corn nas been planted, out as a general thiner farmers are wait. HEADQUARTERS FOR Glothina, FurnishlnQ, Goods, tz- and Caps, Hotiona, 2ob2 Hicc and adjoining; counties IS THE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, of this world. SDITOB A.XD- PBOPRIKTOE. Broadway, terling, Kansas.

ins; for warmer weather, as last year's Raymond Advertisements. Friend Taber was born at Assal- experience 01 planting Dwore UM COla all and warm -attachment to each other throughout all vicissitudes continue constant and undiminished to the last. Who, therefore, can wonder at the superiority of our social circle None, (dare pay. In.my opinion, never was there a more generous and well disposed people stationed within one -neighboring boundary than the worthies of our subject, tne chief interest of whom lies in the progress of moral and Christian predominance. But "as we are to judge of a tree by its fruit," allow me to present you with a cup of nectar as extracted from the fruits of perseverance by this good people As "Confidence," one of the correspondents of this neighborhood, stated a short time since, that in founding weather was passed has taught them a The Beecher-Tilton scandal has boro, Kennebec county, Maine, Octo vaiuaoie jesson.

HILLEB SIIITH New Livery Stable. Breaking prairie is all the 'go now; Host every one Is preparing to put in a broken out again. This tiftie it is a fall confession of Mrs. Tilton, who ber 10, 1822. He had the advantages of the schools of his neighborhood ug wvi ui wurat next lau.

ought to know. Fancy and Staple Groceries, J. Hill and David Goff have bought a Horses on Sale, Cheap for Cash. Seltzer Ricksecker. First-class Iriigs.

when a boy, but afterwards pursued his studies further in Massachusetts during the winters and engaged in header they are ready now any time for nsuvesc. a cnurcn witn tnis people but seven Ed. Mansfield has lost one of his fine i ersona who nave naa JKussia on the brain badly are beginning to remember that England has nerer yet stepped to the front, I can say to-day horses, and the loss is a serious one to Dry Goods and Notions, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. teaching during the summers. When about 28 vears of acre he was mar- Stable in rear of Cottage Hotel, fronting with truth, that it is impossible to find Depot.

wi thin our limits seven that do not belong him, especially at this season of the year, though we hope it will not discourage him, as he has one of the finest places in ried to Miss Debbie Smith, of New been worsted at diplomacy. The prospect now seems to be that Russia to some (jnrisuan oraer. It will be to the interest of those desiring York, after which he engaged in farm co Dreea to cau ana see tne large will be made to stand alone, while Hardware, Tinware, Our prayer and class meetings are very largely attended, the fruits of which bear our people onward to the field to fight We saw Mr. M. BawJingsand family Gorman Stallion.

ing for one year on Long Island. After this he engaged in the express England and the other great powers riding out on Sunday. Thev were taking -AKB- the good battle of faith. a view or some or trie gardens ot Kansas. will stand together.

The game of business for some years, and from OOAL. KANSAS. STEKLIKG, The following report of our Sabbath- Trees are doins their lev 1 best to make diplomacy is being played by tlie first school will show how untiring our people this he went to a position with Orange a good showing, and It looks as if, they Highest price paid for Grain are in the discharge of their duty School men of Europe, and it is interesting wouiu succeed. Judd on the American Agri VICKERS STRINGER, and Produce. 10 opened by prayer; oihcers present, teachers present, scholars present.

46 Mr. Albert Patten has built a house on culturist, as editor of one of its de his claim, aud had a well bored four feet visitors present, 6 total present, 63, partments. He was offered a partner across. We have long suspected that he STEHLIISTO, KANSAS. I AM NOW RKCEIVINU A Hammoth Stock of Goods in my Lino.

AND WILL OFFER THEM AT Vory LOW PRICES for the CASH! My Rule is ONE PRICE to all and CASH only. Good Goods a Specialty, and every arti- cle Guaranteed as Represented. CALL AT THE ash: clothhstg store, FOR BEST GOODS AND LOWEST PRICES. The ameunt of funds in the treasury for Kansas. Raymond, House.

Sip aM Carriage Painters. incidental purposes amounts to siu.oo ship in the company, but did not see coma not live outside oi iteno county Success to you, Albert. for missionary purposes, $10 total amount In treasury, au.ob. prepen to fire ntltfaerloa la all earn. fit to invest.

From the Agriculturist he went to the New York Tribune, JCTOX3. Miss Flora E. Sanderson, teacher of the North Fork district school, resigned her taking charge of the stock and gene Our hotel has been repainted and let vocation on the first instant for a term of Fair's Shop at tered; it is named the Central New Hotel. 1m yle house. ETery thins; First-claM.

ral market reports. This position he Edwards Bros. Yard. three months. This ladv.

throusrh her is mucli improved in its outside appear earnest endeavors, has won the hiffhest held until the spring of 1872, when ance. The foundation is being hud tor commendation of her pupils and friends, he removed to this place, took up a another business house in town; it is be a dry goods house. and bids fair to b.couie the instructor for the coming term. claim of 1 60 acres and bought 400 A fcH llae of Patau Bruhti Cvrji os fciai. 13-8m The shade tiees on the public squ rear leafing out many of them, and appear as M.

D. Cadv. of Clav Center, a son of acres of railroad lund. He improved JOSEPH LYLE, Proprietor. A.

Cady, of this place, is now ming tnougn tney are going to grow finely. and farmed his land for two years, ling in our midst. F. D. KIMBALL, On last week we erred in the statement after which, at the earnest solicitation Peaches, annlcs.

nlums and all of the sioisr regarding the Kev. Garutbers, as he has since returned to town with his fam Raymond, Kansas. berry family promise well under the cir to watch its progress. What is the matter with specie Only 1-8 of a cent abore greenbacks in the face of all the predictions that the remonetization of silver would send it up to war prices again. We fail to see the use of further contraction to bring about resumption.

Gold is already beginning to circulate. Don't distress us with any more hard money measures, and the country will soon be irjL a healthy" condition again." Wm. M. Tweed, of New York, better known as "Boss" TweeCdied in' jail in New York on last Friday. He was undoubtedly the biggest thief in America.

He stole money by the millions, and bought everything he wanted with it, including courts and legislatures. But the day of retribution found him as it find3 almost every criminal, night to foreign lands could not save him. The pity is that his partners in crime are not also languishing in jail and dying too. WaJ.TjLBOVXSJ.Ilff of Whitelaw Beed, he returned to his PRACTICAL cumstances. ily and bought property in town with a former position on the Tribune, which view of keeping house, and we further The arreat topic of the day seems to be J.

I. he held until October last year when he Tilatchmaher Jeweler, how many new harvesting machines do learn is employed by the Presbyterian denomination of Lyons as pastor lor one year. The Methodist pastor. Key. Baker, was compelled to relinquish it on "ac we require to save our grain The present prospect for wheat, rye, oats and bar count of failing health.

He was sue- has not yet put in his appearance. The W. C. EDWARDS. 0.

FAIR. All kind of B. E. EDWARDS. ley never has been equaled in this locality, WILLIAM MAGEE SON, Contractors and Builders.

Plans and Specifications furnished. RAYMOND KANSAS. 10 Christian denomination, under the lead Hedge planting a specialty. ceeaea Dy nis son, will wno is ership of Rev. Quinlin, hold services reg WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY Keport says that Mr.

James Bammage well known to the people of this com ularly every week in the Atlanta school- has furnished one bacneior or tnis neign- house. Carefully repaired and warranted. munity. borhood with dozen eggs xor home There is to be a May party at Mr. Ben consumption in the past four months, Friend Taber leaves a wife and six OFFICE IN BLACK HONFY'S DRUG STORE.

jamin's hall, in Lyons, ou Wednesday Nothiuff like a home market, is there Lumber Yard children, three sons and three daugh mght, JWLay 1st, a good string band to dis Jim? ters liviner. One child was burned A. Kimball, of this section, returned course music, plenty of substantial food for the inner man, Will K. Lee to be floor manager, so come along and let's have a from the south a few days ago with while in infancy. From his youth up H.

HAVERFIELD, Real Estate and Insurance Agent All business promptly attended to. Raymond, Kanka RATH BURN, 000 of the cottonwood ianuly. JSe plus good dance. -OF- Friend Taber has been a religious ultra i TKBBOR. G.

W. Honey delivered his "Backset" THE ATLANTA. BRIDGES A OA I IT. ROGERS BROS- Blacksmith Plow Wagon Shop. WEST MONROE STREET.

All work in oar line i made of the best material and in the best manner. professor and a member of the Society of Friends, although he took no active lecture on the night of the 15th at the courthouse. It was good, well delivered, Awards Bros, Fair and listened to with marked attention by To" J- M. Muscott We noticed in the part in religious matters until re quite a good number of our citizens. At last issue of the Gazrttx a very scur- cently.

its close a vote ot thanks of the audience rillous article over your signature ad was given to the speaker. Carries the largest stock in tho Valley of dressed to us. As you have laid the charge His life was one of close application, to ns of wantonly assailing the town Health of citizens good. Eastern isit- Blacksmith Repair Shop. All kinds of blacksmithinff done in the beat style.

Plow work and makins shares a speciality. 10 Raymond, Kansas. board without any provocation, let us Tires Striml and Reset wittout Culling ors numerous. Land selling rapid! v. evenness and serenity.

Wherever he has been he has been respected and SHINGLES, see Sod plowing season is here now. DOORS, LIME, After the meetings held denouncing LATH, MOULDINGS, and honored by those around him. His Look out for a weddinsr in town this the board, Messrs. Kentner and ton came BLINDS, STONE week. J.

out in cards in the county papers reflect COAL. career nas been one of tnose quiet, John Wolfs ing upon the dilterent committees, ana setting forth statements contrary to re unobtrusive successes which come of and Welding. Particular attention paid to Repairing. WAGONS and CARRIAGES Made and Repaired. CENTENNIAL.

There is a great deal of snow on the foot-hills at the base of the mountains of Colorado. When this has melted and come down the streams it will have the effect not only to moisten the earth but to induce rain also. The snow high up on the mountains and in the ravines is light, therefore there will probably be but little to keep up the supply of moisture late in the season. The effect of this, according to the observations, is likely to be dry weather during the last of the season. Sometimes, though rarely, there is rain enough during the latter part of the season to materially change the dry season which work well done.

He leaves his family port of said committee. In answer, we presented such fats as were in our pos Judging from the silence of vour re and Keeps the best Fresh Beef They have a complete stock of HABDWAB porter you would think Centennial and session, retutmg every point set up oy in good circumstances, and a still better lgacy he leaves them in the Pork, Home-mad Sausage, Corned her prosperous vicinity extinct, but not them. They have not attempted to reply, Beef, and Salt Perk. so. "All is quiet along Jarvis" at pres but you, as taeir mouthpiece, in order to STERLING, KANSAS.

example of a useful life. ent except our fanners, who are re divert the public attention Irom the main Broadway, Sterling, Kansas. joicing over the gratifying prospect of an points at issue, seek to so betog the minus -Consistinnr of- abundant harvest and are sowing more of the people as to break the force of the SHELF GOODS, RAKES, spring graiu than ever. CORRESPONDENCE. inability ot the board to disprove our statements.

You do not, and can not MISS A. E. GILL, TZAC2S3 07 The peacli crop, I am sorry to say, is refute or disprove a single argument ad severely injured by the recent irosts. BARTGBBTOWX. Vocal and Instrumental Music.

A. E. Sample reports apple blossoms in vanced by us. i our article we an swered the town board, not you. Why do not they come out and answer us as we did them? or have they selected you as their A Sabbath-school was organized at the Highland school-house last Sabbath, Ids nursery, aud will no doubt harvest an apple or two.

He has a flourishing farm, usually accompanies a light snowfall on the mountains. For Terms 5tc Address Box 169, Sterling. Aaron Trnlliuger being elected superin HOES, WELL BUCKETS, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, NAILS, GLASS, TAINTS, dc, dc, They deal In all kinds of GRAIN. Call and see what they fill flo for More purchasing. and in a lew years will have an abundance mouthpiectf to endeavor to cover up their tracks? If so, the afl'airs of the board tendent: Marcellus Bright, assistant su of fruit ot ail kinds perintendent; J.

M. bhepard, secretary; IUE TORXADO. must be in a deplorable condition indeed, Gabriel Waller, treasurer, and H. Bi SAMUEL JACOBS, LIVERY? FEED and Sale Stable. Puungeri, Trtight, tfii Stent titat tt ill plrti it Sterling Ellsworth Stage.

Leaves Sterling and Ellsworth DAILY. IFare, with 50 lbs. Baggage, $3 PER TRIP, EACH WAY. when they are compelled to employ an -171 1 A KjJ IILlfVlll, nUU UIUIO I I WU1 lCIIM) Keokuk county, Iowa, has settled on his M.Pliier& Soils, advocate so much a stranger to all prin Baldwin, chorister. The prospects a bright for a good school railroad land, and judging from the work ciple and honor, as your words prove you of his hands be will succeed if industry to be.

We desire to say to you now, ttiat It is an eleven and thrift are good qualities. Samuel Gilpin is happy, pound boy. if vou think you can bulldoze this com DEALERS IN Drugs Medicines, Our school closed at Hebron on the mittee, you will find yourself mistaken we are not that kind, we propose to do Paints and Oils, Perfumery, Hair Oils, 17th inst. The exposition, of the town was held at the school-house on the same COW CRJCBK. our duty to the township regardless of Brushes, Combs, and Soaps.

what you or any one else may say, and evening. iook out lor tne wmte norse, Fall wheat will be heading next week. we bold ourselves in readiness to give the black buggy and tne man ot fiery A full line of Blank Books. scalp even A very, the canvasser. He is every satisfaction demanded whenever Mr.

BJackmore is fencing a pasture you relute any tact we have advanced a welcome guest everywhere. new. against the town board. DIARIES for 1878. AND Be port of Hebron School for Month Samuel Pool's little son was bitten by in conclusion we would say that we a rattlesnake last week, but by the aid of have no quarrel with the town board Ending March 19, 1878.

Total number of pupils enrolled, 30; number enrolled personally. Our business with you is in STATIONERY. during the mouth, average daily at whiskey he is likely to recover. There seems to be a good deal of sick The most terrible tornado ever known in Kansas did its work of destruction in the Cottonwood valley on last Saturday evening. Furious rain and pelting hail accompanied tho whirlwind.

A deep, portentous-roar preceded the advent of the storm, and it is said that all the clouds in the sky seemed to be rushing together. The storm first struck at Cottonwood station, did little damage at Cottonwood Falls, two miles south, and soemed to rise in the air. It struck again at Jacobs' creek, in Lyon county, did some damage at Emporia and through the country to a point some four miles south of Cottonwood. The casualties may be summed up as follows Persons killed, wounded, 37; buildings blown down, 58; damaged, 23. From 30 to 60 cars ELLIN WOOD HILLS, Manufacturers of the Celebrated -OILT EDGE And other brands of Flour.

tendance, 22. your official capacity. ve regret as much as any one that circumstances have rendered anything of the kind necessary, lioltof Honor. Eddie Smith, Sherman ness among horses. Mr, Adams lost STERLING, K.AN8A8.

The First Store in the City. LANDIS HOLLIftCER, DEALERS IN General Merchandise, We occupy Thbee houoes and carry the moat complete stock ot all kinds of goods that ia kept west of Kansas City. Our stock consists of Dry Goods and Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Stoves Tin and Gebbert, Charlie Forney, Lee Forney, one last it dying with the' blind Also a full line of NOTIONS Cheap for Cash. Particular attention given to orders but we shall try and discharge our duty 3 taggers. Bart Forney, Amy Rankin, Mary Forney, Jenuie Atherton, Ella Atherton, faithfi'lly, endeavoring to treat you as gentlemen as long as vou permit us to do The minister that was appointed to this Kufus Smith, Flora Smith and Tina from physicians in the country.

so. If the failure of the construction of Special attention, given to Custom "Work. charge not having arrived, Mr. Maberry the bridges was an accident an investi- will nil the pulpit until his arrival. Physicians' Prescriptions The scholars who received rewards of ation cannot hurt you, and no one will They have commenced breaking Mr.

quicker to congratulate you on your merit are: Grade Frank Forney; grade Mary Forney; grade Eddie West's section of land. Five teams at carefully compounded at all hours day or night. vindication than ou selves; but we, with mith; grade Lion Sample, the masses of your constituents, think Flour, Feed, and Meal, Colorado and Osage Coal Constantly ou hand. CASH PAID FOR GRAIN. WILSON HALL, work there now.

We understand he intends to put it all in fall wheat. i he relations existing between parents. there was mismanagement at least, and children and teacher nave been so pleas- Hoopes' Brick Block, ant and gratifying that I only regret they as we were appointed a committee to investigate the matter, against our wishes, NO It I.E. must end Kbfortkr. Sterling, Kansas.

so soon. we win oo an our power to bring tne matter to light, and will expose any ARM Kit. We attended Sunday-school at Noble I Elllnwood, Barton Han. BRICK! BRICK wrong doing should any exist aud we cau find it out. regardless of, whom it may School district No.

41 has at last suc to-day, also preaching by Kev. Mr. Howard. He is a sound talker, and we shall be pleased to hear him again. There hurt.

Favinc at ereat cost purchased a machine for ceeded in voting bonds ou the district to build a school-bouse this season. Wc regret that anv personal feeline the manufacture of BRICK, which we believe will oroduee an article of. lauerior qualities to DAVIES TABER should spring up between us. Recollect that we, as taxpayers, have rights in this were tipped off the track, but the reports do not tell of any serious damage to them. A number of sheep perished, a considerable quantity of cord wood was carried away by high water, and much damage was done to crops.

A. WORD TO XE COMERS. Another new comer known as Mr. any Heretofore onered to tne public, we would call attention to the following facts. Til Our Realm has settled on school land.

We machine gives a pressure of over seven thousand wish hi success. pound upon each mould of brick produced. The material being so pressed thereby secures Mr. John W. Antrim looks lonely, and perfection of outline and solidity (so much ceded here) which cannot be produced by the is often heard to say, The saddest of all, were sixty persons in attendance.

Dr. Fones has a golden gage plum in bloom that has 500 blossoms ou it; it is Only two feet high. The tree was sent from Illinois two years ago. Will TIanna says he is as happy as a big sunflower with a little one beside it. ft is a girl, born the 10th, and drops the scales at pounds.

lie v. Mayberry, the new M.E. preacher on this circuit, has arrived, and holds service at the Bates school-house on the 28th inst. it might nave beeu. most careful moulder of "hand-made brick." Also, our BRICK are of the LARGEST SIZE Keep the Best Assortment of Boots HhofB, Hats, Caps AND Mr.

Oscar Dexter has completed his matter as well as you, and we propose to protect them. Every gentlemanly communication from you will be answered in the same manner. Your advocate's scur-rillous, contemptible and disgraceful attack upon us we will not notice more than we have, as we consider it beneath the Tiotice of every honest citizen, and we think must cause your own cheeks to tingle with shame. Respectfully, Josiah R. Bell, Frank G.

Sctton. Hold to Make Xour families Satisfied. manufactured, and are considerably larger than those heretofore offered in this market, which will make Quite a sarins to those conteraplatinr Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Furniture, Groceries and Queensware. We hare also in connection with the storo tha FARMER'S BANK OF RICE COUNTY. Also run the KEYSTONE FLOURING HILLS, Where we buy all kinds of Grain and make all kinds of Flour and Fed cellar, which looks as neat and nobby as a reucn palace.

building by purchasing from us. The sandy na ture ot our best clay nas maae 11 lmpossiDie heretofore to produce material possessing the All kinds of small grain are in good DRY GOODS. growing condition. Many a man who removes to Kansas and likes it first-rate, is disappointed to find that his wife, who, perhaps, is brave enough and devoted enough to go to the ends of the earth NBCBiSARY COMPACTNESS AND PKKFKC-TION OF OUTLINE for building purposes. These wants, we flatter ourselves, have been ENTIRKLT MET in the article we offer.

So Mr. William Logan, of Raymond town GO AND SEE. ship, is building ou school land in this A. J. Bates says he could jump 40 feet further if it had been a girl but 'tis a certain are we regarding MEEITS OF OUR BRICK boy, aud he weeps Investigator.

with him, is liable to fall into longing Notice. Notice is hereby siren that the following landi and town loU were gold on the 7th day of September, A. D. 1875, for the tax of 1874, and have not been redeemed, and if not redeemed before GREEN MOUNTAIN that we challenge successful competition. Es-ago, have ye FAIR POINT.

hen venturesome, men disapproved, we the 7th day of September, A. D. IS78, they will constantly aimed to maintain the reputation ao- bo conveyed to the purchasers: HOUSE, Stxbliko, Rick Kaksas. TOWX OP PEACE. corded to us for FAIR DEALlNU by our pa trons, and thanking them for their LIBERAL SUPPORT in the past, we solicit a continuance of the same in the future.

Calls at the Cost ef Sedtm' Both great and small were called to the newly finished railroad school-house ou last Sabbath to reorganize the Pleasant Prairie Suudav-school and other exer WILLIAM PRICE. W. B. BICKMaJt. Kami tt Owasr tion Sect.

H. S. G0SS, Proprietor. 1878. 4 39 cises.

First the school-house was dedi StrMt. Broadway 4th St. KILNS OF THE OLD RELIABLE" Milam Marshall J. 1). Criley his is a new three story Hotel with large airy for the old home she has left.

He may reason that the new country is better and that the family is doing, better, and that they are making a better home for their children than they could possibly have procured in th east, but it all does no good. The wife's thoughts keep running back to the associations of her childhood, and the new location seems undesirable 3 compared with the old. The man is Lnetlincr A.rnnnl Kfffl'nrr a. oronrl 14 03 5 92 cated to the children by Kev. A.

Lane, PRICE c3 HIOIS.TVT BLACKSMITHS, Lot 16 160 193 36 38 40 34 114 after which the organization took place, 2 37 Unknown A. J. Barnum BRICK YARDS, rooms, all newly furnished. LARGE SAMPLE ROOMS For Commercial Men. Mr.

G. B. Clark was elected superintend 1 55 1 38 ent; Mr. H. L.

Canneld, assistant super- 2JDT31Tjyrjl SHOP 3 77 1 43 Near Southeast corner of city limits, will be promptly attended and orders filled at lowest Unknown 7th St. L. Lewis Main J. D. Criley ATI.AXTA TOWXSHIP.

S. T. X. intendeiiti Miss Jaryisher, secretary; Dr. Putuian, treasurer, and G.

B. Clark, township. Mr. James, a brother-in-law of the Rev. J.

G. Eckles, has come among us. More such men would be welcome. Mrs. M.

A. Handy has won the name and title as Master of Fine Arts. She has executed some of the nicest shell work we have ever been permitted to gaze upon. Mr. J.

L. Loichte contemplates getting a sorghum Farmers look to your interests. Mr. W. C.

Smith is building ou school land-near Allegan. Everybody and their wife's people are coming to Kansas. The Wide-A wake Sabbath school was organized last Sabbath, ad the Rev. S. P.

Monroe was appointed chairman by the circuit pastor; J. M. Embree, superintendent; Mr. Wolf, assistant superintendent; Mary M. Eckles, secretary and treasurer, and Sailie E.

Eckles, chorister. The people of this vicinity are wide awake on the Sabbath-school question, consequently success is expected. Mr. Nate Weathers, alias "Zip," is going to make final proof on his claim this week, then it will be "our Trauohiseb. "noli BtJNDY BROTHERS Th only Plow shen in Rice count.

Snenial attention aiven to reDalrine- at all kinas. chorister; after which Dr. Putuian gave Sprint Wagons, Carrirges, and Btmpiet, made to order. Breaking plows made and kept on haad. 7 and 8 inch, best east steel for the lay.

We out new runners on eorn-lantera aad neks Iiirery Feed Stable in eoaaeetion with House. Comb and rs a short discourse. seX 27 20 8 A. T. 8.

F. B. R. 205 55 nw 2U 8 r.lt. Carter 16151 them as good as new.

All work warranted to giro satisfaction. J. HA2T2TA n. F. Hodges came home from Ster FARMER TOWXSUIP.

ling last week with a new wagon and IS COHKKTIOM, nw'i 7 18 9 National Land Co. 99 32 pair or boots. SWX 7 18 9 123 30 Stove Tin-ware nw 19 18 9 1217 A. Hall commenced his school on the MX 19 18 9 1U 02 D. 15th.

RAYMOND XOWXSUZP. We wish him much success. JSC HAP IN DEALER IN Waaon Maker and Painter. se 15 20 9 R. II.

Gould 15 58 Hanufacturers, Bryan Day has traded 80 acres of his wofse 3 20 9 swing L. Henry 108 53 m. sex 8 21 9 Vt. a. onodgrasa 135 'U aits gftMia nr claim for a span of horses, wagon ai harness.

11 Oil on thk IIill. Witness my hand at my office this 25th dmv of A It "II Repairing; on carriagex. wafoni, plow, AMVH A. XT. Lit O.

id machinery neatly done. Wide-track. Tons, r. HIM ROD. ll-4t County treasurer.

PLUM CRMBK. cat down and warranted to rive satisfaction. Carriages many people and gaining new ideas continually and becoming interested in the affairs of his new locality, and he cannot understand why his wife does not become likewise interested and contented. But let him consider that she has few opportunities to see anything; that she sees little of the new couutry, and does not learn anything about her surroundings. There is a way in which the entire family may become at once iLtirested and forever 8atifiod with the new location.

That is by taking the local newspapers and coming at once into sympathy with the thought and sen old or new, trimmed at my sbop. ROAD NOTICE. Mr. Parker, of Ellsworth county, is teaching a subscription school in his STATE OK KANSAS.1 XOR Til Jt ORK. SHINGLES, BIOS WCHTY, house.

He has twenty scholars. all small Shelf Cutlery, Steal Goods, Pumps Fanning Implements, ttisfsstisa, wits ail srsry Stars, funatsss, TO WHOSE IT MAY COKCKSUt Much has been said and much more children. There is some talk of a Sabbath-school being organized at Mr. Par XXTHEREAS, APPLICATION has bbkn MADE might bo said regarding the good citizens of this vicinity had 1 the time to were WESTERN LUMBER by petition, 10 uie uoara or county Com-mlMxioiiers of Rica county, Kansas, for locating a road, as follows, tu-wit The place of beginning of said road on the ker's. Mr.

Jonathan Butler (or blacksmith a jreneral bioffraphjr or eacn individual since his residence in this neighbor west line of section 4, In township 21 south, of DOORS, LATH, SASH, Etc. AUD BUILDING MATERIAL Of ail kinds. hood: but as this would consume more Butler, as he is better known,) is treating himself to a new house. It is bring built range i west, running east to toe east bank of Cow creek, thence northwest to a point about 20 rods time, and perhaps more space than either sat fall stsok sf extra Bitot tlwsys ktyt oi hail. you or have wm simpiT in a systematic manner under the supervision of Mr.

Pratt he Is the boss carpenter of the country as his work, will KEW DRICK, No. 102, east side Broadway. place before you a brief sketch of our modus operandi in order that our neighing friends may be able to conjecture reasons for the superior exultations of North LUHBER, SASH, DOORS, LATH. SHUrgLSS, AU kmdt of SHELF GOODS, NAILS, TOOLS, ROPE, OUNff, UN FIXTURES, STOVES and TINWARE, FLOWS, EARR0T73, WAGONS. STdUsIHO, IIAZ73AO.

aoove uie Dig ire on ine west uue) or tne aforesaid section, thence north on section lrne to south west oorner of NWVi of sectioa 4, township range 7 west, theace around a bend of Cow creek back to the west line of said section. Further, to begin at a point about rods east of the east bank of Cow creek, on the south line of section 4. township 21, range 7 west, to run north west until it intersects the road first prayed for. And whereas, William Wmirh, William Lowrcy and Norman Reed, Road Viewers, and Fred E. Pratt.

County Burreyor of sakl county, have been and ordered by said County Commis Fork, which reverberate, so extensively Iteruif, throughout luce county. -i coouneuoe with we must remember that there are but IIcCAJUTATTT BHSTSTT timent of the new country. When the paper is taken up for the first time all the names and places will seem strange, and perhaps uninteresting, but it will be read for want of something better at first, and soon the coming of the paper will bo as ftnxictuly looked for as that of a letter from a friend. Subscribe for a Xiie- county paper. show.

Mr. F. Shonyo has finished planting corn. Rather early, is it not Franklin Some of our farmers have commenced breaking prairie. Wheat is looking splendid, but a rain would do it good.

Tiii need no longer be called a treeless eon try, for there are thousands of trees being set out here this spring. Success to the Gazsttk. Ownra. two existing systems or schools of policy; the one founded on the great principles of wisdom and rectitude, the other on si era vo Tiew, surrey, ana ieaie said road T7e have tie let line BCm In Cie eeanirr, far keeeonstsjatlyonhuid foil line of elothing, boots and shoe; also full line fancy 'i nsvaieieou are dcxsot nocioea tbe sfd L. Harriman, M.

D. OftUe at KasttOa's Drag Stare, ftesideaee Viewer anderreror it wui aoseai on Lne Ym canning and its various artinees. To the first of these schools the. good ta sjyng E3nejr yea bare pcy Cr Inferior rroeds elrsTrlzere. ot May, lavs, at 10 o'clock A.

at the elaee a. at of May, lavS, at 10 o'etoe. day staple grooeriee. We will veil under of berinntoK of said road, te view, surrey aed lo- of besHnninc of said road, la eate said roait, aad perferm whatsoever other 6a BOYEE, H. IRISH, people of Pi or in otm, who save asoenuou to the temple of honor through the temple of virtue, and whose welfwisbes for iiek as are restuirea worn vt law.

am usjmi wear rearoieoi of cost, to xaake rooaior ttuij seat of railroad awl east ef the XeystssM SaiUs. you file a written application tot daisaagwsus- CAtuass oJUxowtxt uaxsobl or Xaza..