The Intelligencer from Hillsboro, Kansas • 3

ADVERTISEMENTS. PATENT, Thortf fin' ftenrtil wmplaiuf iiui'n fc lu 5'our own Term and "PUUmnflt free, AddruM II. Hallltt Co. Portland. Muino.

lijj pnfellincen ill 1 1 F. A. Lelimnn. fiollfllor ot Amnrlrnn mi) Kor-Inn I'HlPiitH. WHihliiBttiii, I).

O. All Imxlneni -niincoti'il with I'nttTilH, wlielher before tho lat-tit Ollice or tho Cnnrm. promptly utttuidcil to. N'ocliurco miido Hentl Hi- EsiiefiRn p. an Hock Island, 111.

Manufacturers ct SULKY AHO GANG PLOK eibiiu 4im5 CULTIVATORS, Listing Plows, COMBINED um waiu Hsj-rovs, etc, Ersnoli Houses. ST. 1.0US. KANSAS CITY, So. I r.

T. JOSEPH, 310. SILWiUKEE, ITs. i7, cur Pluri; nciledfrs. MARTIN L0EWEN, DEALERS IN STATLE A.KD FANCY GEOCEEIES Queensivare, Xotions, Toys and Stationery.

CIGARS, TOBACCOS, AND FINE TEAS A SPECIALTY. Hillsboro, Kansas. Jso. J. Funk.

W. C. Welsh. J.J.Fimk&Co, PEABODY and HILLSBORO. AND IMSURANOE OFFICE IN GERMAN- BANK, HILLSBORO, KANSAS.

Day and sell Lands, Mortgages, liotidn, N'otei Drafts. Securities, Ac. Loan Money on Real Estate. Collections Specially Attended to. Conveyancing und AbstraciU'g neatiy and correctly done.

ray taxes for non-retidents, collect Rent and deal in Tax Titles. Agents for some of the best Steamship NOTARIES PUBLIC 1 'HP fli-i I (Irucrftistfl Hint tlioy rnnnot Rft enough of "Dr. Sykcs' Sure Curo for Cnthnrrh to supply tho demand. If thusdisnp-pointed write direct to the Doctor, 109 Madison Chingo. The "Little Joker" is a new patent washing machine recently offered to the public in this county by Mr.

Ered. Fracht. It has fairly raptured the field in domestic, invention, and it? popularity is growing rapidly. Look out for fuller advertisement next week. A very sad death occurred at Dur ham rrk last week.

George Crane. Hon of Mr. Albert Crano, was found dead on his bed in the morning, np parently having died during the early part of the night. lit; was subject to spoils of physical convulsions and it is thought that death was produced by internal hemorrhage. He wns taken to Marion for temporary burial.

FOR RENT. About twelve acres of land in Sec. SO, Town 10, Range 2 East, being about two miles east of Hillsboro. Enquire of M. II.

Stone. Marion, Kan. County Clippings. From the Record I This Is the season of the year when people taclcel the fish and catch cold. An old farmer says he has never scon a total failure of peaches when the trees doomed.

Nature is full of harmonies. The housn clcnnin? and dyclone seasons OC 1 cur simnltancouslv. Our fellow townsman. Mr. John Wand, the energetic young druggist, lias returned from a visit to the pater- nal home in Germany.

Mr. Wand is ttU 1 1 tions of his trip are very interesting He says that he comes back apprecia- ing America and loving liberty better than ever before. From the Post.l W. C. Welsh and L.

Hoover, from Hillsboro, paid us a visit last Saturday. Some of onr farmers are sowing mul- jerry seeds, and planting out 0111 the various varieties of tlie mul oerry, with a view to raising the silkworm. Eittle three year old Willie was visit- i i i mg with lus mottier at ms granupar- nts. One day at dinner they had In- iian pjidding for desert. After look- rig at his plateful in a suspicious man- ler, he whispered, "Mama did they kil, in A few Sabbaths ago we happned to walking just beoind a couple of six seven year old urchins on their wa aoinc n'otn Mituiav senooi, wnen we leard one of them say, ''A'ell, I wouk, i aave oeen jjoin to voiir ouuuay seuooi efore, but 1 didn't know tho shebana runnin.

ea Largest Book Published. The edition Webster's Unabridged Dictionary re entry issued, in the quantity of mat ter it contains, is believed to bo the argest volume published. It will surprise many readers to know that it contains eight times the amount of mattter contained in the Bi- ole, being suliieient to make 75 li'mo. volumes that usually isell for 25 each Its vocabulary comprises ever 118,000 words of which have recently been added) it has new Biographical Diction iiry brief important facts concerning noted persons There is a Memoir of Noah Webster, i brief history of tho English language Principles of Pronunciation, Lists of 1.000 Scrinturo proper names, 10.000 Geographical 700 common English Christian Names, several pa es of Proverbs, a vocabulary of Names of Noted Fictitious Persons and Paces, and many other valuable feat ures. all of which, in a volume of 1.923 pages, embellish with 3.000 En go to make up a great store house of useful knowledge.

lib K3, HO. THE Physicians in chargool thitcmiiua well Known institution a'3 reirulnr lo-ftdunte tn meitu-iiieiuirt surqerf. Tears of Bxprrien'-a In thy iri-a'nieiu or Chronic Diseases hiive m-ide their Ftuil unrt nhihty somucb suiieriortotbut ot the prnrrtiuisw. thnt tliey have nciiuired a flntion il loimWitum tbronaU tni I blood, skin or b-jw trttil ii.ouc- wlhrut minu Mercury or l'owonous I from tha fflia of iluitujUrs it victims fur bnsui-ss or man-tune, firjuiuS ci r. uilaiiou is preu-rrc is FX5EF rl wl.

Li't of lo dcMfli treat-kifnt ruiltd fwe to ill' oi-licti (I'ervo solTerliK rVoni ltpTurr Ibtlrir. nil Imi-Ti oethlnE to thfir Mt trots, tsmmsniestiiM lrie r.u!ii JU. UliTTS, 1 KartU hill tU, 6b Louis, Mis, lr freotmtmt. otcompiicHivu WusSCR ETic or t. iJC-stmVrr.

RECTAL" Suir0 Bri the lllst rt REMEDY. B'ort $1.00 A JiOX.l niftvllnir Prt.F. A 1,1 OISTMKVTS AU tMMKVT- VAIL. IIOKR- TIAAVK'S RKfTAT, liKMKDy tiinki-tho loilfr tlio lii'iitiirc mul O10 cnnti-i'v iinni'i-i-i-iiiirv. Tt ri'trinia tlio UowolN.

hnliU nml lionl il, Tlif env-o nf lie ro tV TKN WUtUSMW MINl'TKS. Si-mi us by mull OXK DOLLAR mid ve will mull you 11 box; nfter vulna half nf it. if il fnils to answer tliu ri-uommuiiilitlioii, return tin-tit hi Irdf. by mull, nml your dulUtr will )- n-tnnird iitoiii-c. No 0110 Willi lli'ctnl Troubles be; without the KELT A I.

KKMKIiY. HuV.SEllol.H fl'EClALTY Co. for the I'. Chicugo, BOBRHAAYE'el l-1 i INIi I I'- Kidney CuREliiuLiiiii- $1 a TloWr.l liiro viu ini.s nf VA nov Trotibb'n. TXivrv linrMrr, I T-l UMnUMUKMMMWMJMM miitlon 01' tlio iii loiuHivr how nftcn to rii--iviso." It will fot One ThiUir, son; bv ninil.

to trv a botllo of "HOKR1I AAVK'rf KIUNKV ri'lii'f if. irarrautci! in crer After iiini; half the ln'tllc, if yi.ii tltiiilc it i not inliii.t.-'d to vour mail to us (he h'ltf which in If ft, in orifriiial Kickuge tin J' yo rmoiKj will be returned at tir.i'. It ka. Done nnrtri (Im-au: moro tiinn fiftu ii nrn of Uso. Imiijrtt.

Ciilhcicr mul ss. lry uoerhnare. a h.r.nai IIOUSUUQLD SPECIALTY CO. Ajiouts for tho S. Chicago.

A Good Chance TO HUY TUK Bet Hotel! IN HAVING A GOOD Commercial Custom. This property can be purchased at a vcrv low priif. Furniture will be sold with it, few household articles, l-'or particulars rela tive to price, terms und style ot building-, al- Ircss, J. B. CROUCH, Hillsboro, Kansas.

AND DGETT Y011 Ioiet It riiat if your clock or watch should Eton, Or fail to give the hour, Just take it quick to Wheeler's shop, And he will give it power Then wind with care and treat it well, iVnd let it have fair play, it to voa will hiuvIv toil The proper tinie of day. HE MEMBER THE PLACE, WILLIAM WHEELER 1 DOCK KAST OF COSTELLO'S OllOCIIKY, MARION, KANSAS. He carries a Full Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sil verware, And all kinds of Musical Instruments. a week in your own town. Outlit free.

No risk. Everyihiiiii new. Capital not required. ill furnish you evorythiuir: Jhtny are niukinp Lsidjes as much as men. am; boys uuil cirls make (treat pay.

Render, if you w.i'nt 11 liuViiiess at which yon can make preut pay ul! tho time you work, write for particulars m'ii. IIallett Portland, Maine. XT TVrIVP address KDS0 IIS lUivfe Atcvs DSO vs-ai tiiirt i-atctit SJlieiturs, asiunytou, 11. for reieivnues and advice, sent free. We attene exclusively to patent business.

Reasonable lenns. Kelssues, Interferences, and cases rejected in other hands a specialty. Caveats Semi model, or sketch and desevipiioi for opinion as to patentability, free of charge. We refer to the Comini-sioner ot Patents, also to iix-Cpmmbsioiiers. Established 15W0.

Wm. II. noot.iTTLi-:. 11. II.

Warn Kit. R. McMees. (Late Assistaut Com. of Patents.) 3.

H. WARNER CO. Attorneys at Law- Warner Building, WASHINGTON, D. C. Attention piven to Patent nd Miniiijr cases.

Lands, Pensions. Bounties, and Government Claims. Attention prompt, charges moderate. Address with stamp. Kefer to Members of Congress and Head's of Government Departments dZKFI business now JL the public You cai, make money faster at work for lis than at anv thins else Capital not needed.

We will start yon. $12 a day" nud up-wards made at home by the industrious. Men women, boys and cirls wanted everywhere tr work for us. Now is the time, You can work in snare time only or p-ive your whole time to lue business. You can live at home and do the work.

No other business will pay yoo nearly as-wcil. No one can fail to mrJse enormous pay bv fiiwcing ul once, Outfit and term free. Monev made easily and honorably. Address Tiui Aupusla, Maine. The Intelligencer Office lias facilities fordoing all kinds of plan) and rap? Faiffif IN CITY STYLE AT TKICES.

B- SEND IN YOUR ORDEKS.TSS A. T. TIMETABLE. MARION ft M'PHERSOX DIVISION. W'KHT BOUND, r'lorencR (leave) Marlon Centre Hillsboro lliiRh -0 EAST BOUKD.

I.phlfrh Hlllsborn Marion C'fintre Vlorenco (arrive) Pamngtr Mixed. P. 8:00 A.M. (1:4 0:10 7:81 Pautngtr Mixed. 8:30 A.

M. 8: 12:20 P.M. 9:10 1:20 9:35 2:10 I MAIN LINK. WICHT BOUND. No.l.

No.S. No. 6. Klorcnne (leave) (1:22 p.m. :S0a.m.

iealody 2:20 Walton Till 4:10 ewton (arrive) 7:: 7:30 east bound. Xo. 2. No. 4.

No. 6. Newton (leave) 8:5 a. 8:00 p. 12:1 a.m.

iVulton 1:00 Vcnbody 0:11 2:00 Vtoretice (arrive) 0:35 3:00 The above time tables are corrected promptly upon every chaiwc in the schedule, and can be veiled upon by nil travellers. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. C0UXTY OFFICERS. Senator M. Crane.

Kepresentative XV. V. Clerk of the Pistilet Conn, Sam. Down Sheriff, T. J.

Smith. Sunerintendent oi Public Iiu-trueiton Prof. Thos. A. Bode.

bounty Attornev, O. Reed. County Clerk, W. II. Hamilton.

County Treasurer, Sam. T. Howe. countv Surveyor, W. Nve.

Keeistor of Deeds, T. Fife. Probate Judge, B. 1. Coroner, T.

J. Conry. COMMISSIONERS. 1st District, J. N.

Rogers, Marion. 2nd District, A. L. Heche, Florence. District.

Thos. Osboni. l'eabodv, Meet in regular sessions on the first Mondays in January, July and October, and first Monday after nrst tuesuay April. mr en.tiaiiza tion of tuxes on the first Monday in June, and for levy of taxes on the, first Monday of August of I each vciir. I Friday, March 31, 1SS2.

Miss Rella Pracht is sick. Miss Brorket is again able t0 be is again in the school room. A party of our young people visited Canton on Sunday. Mrs. Cunningham has been sick this week but is now better.

Mamie Walker has been seriously ill for sometime. She is now improving. Miss Lincoln and A. Lincoln and M. W.

Hoover and Wm WahlgermutL will spend Sunday in Newton, Prof. Eeiff visited his farm this week John. J. Funk has bought Mr. Earn- feir's residence on Grand Avenue.

Rev. J. H. Pracht will preach the funeral of his brother's child at tin School House Sunday. Let there be a full congregation.

The Germans a.te considering the properity of building the proposed high school about 15 miles southwest of this place in Branch township. Mr. S. M. Smith and family started for Indiana on Wednesday.

They took with them the remains of their little- boy who died a short time ago. The returned to their old home with the intention of remaining permanently. The hand car coming in to-day ran ojfthe track and dumpted the men in to the ditch in a routrh manner, jit. Cunningham had his left leg fractured above the ankle and sustained several bruises. A Mr.

Nichcl received a pain ful cut on the head, while the othei men got off with, light scratches. Peabody Pellets. Immigrants are beginning to be seen on our streets, real estate is changing hands, and Peabody is happy and hopeful. Miss Allie Welch started Monday 'to Mexico to visit her friend, Mrs. Store, She expects to remain the greater pari of the summer.

Miss Allie is one ol the favorites in Peabody society. We shall be glad when her visit has ended and we have her home again. The school -children observed arbor dav bv hanging pictures in tho Pro fessor's room and planting trees on the school ground. Each pupil is ex- pected to care for the tree of his or her own planting. The school board con templates fencing the school ground in the near future.

Arbor day was very well observed here. The merchants closed their stores from 10 o'clock a. until 4 p. m. A large procession lound its way to the cemetery, each carriage being freighted with trees or shrubs to be planted as tributes of affection in this ftilenUiome of the dead.

The beauty of the cemetery grounds as a whole is very much enhanced by the improve tnehts made upon it in the past. Clara. LI Li nv jo lOAnTsod 'bt tint gltrtodclasrp J3.o av ea.uio uiuii tfuu'jvuiir nujxtl4 oiX Kh Olll IIUilu.JO OUt MPU rj Utoriu uiiij 'ham (l" 'los AiO(ioi quag av.i.3 05i jooji 'bohbj 6d.m ii KOixvsia.T axnafi otrj aoj till 9U3 lino 1J1U 4idv 'w0Ll BiiUad pa a KaKitJi 'sjn 'ihujs puu. Kg sii.iiiit apsnn pJi3Sjito, $ujof iflflllj 'BailJlIAl 'TUSff UHinOIfU I til CIl TYiTTrT 3 kTTTl Cllll jda0(I 2itirnoi oqi pAm xo nsjoi oqutiQ.v n.t Ej.fjuui jo 'iisnpqi. iiujoXuoiSu oijji io c.wou RJitn.tq Xy Motioif X.trA.

jCntmb.i ojtj ouuri i li.it) mauuix ttoduBioo.u.i tsi oiqiH pU't xttit jo o'tj ouoq X.ia.i 8sj) o- opinta rtj't3o: iiAti.i?.-rn.1 '1BUUJ uujuoiiif. t-J uouitut'j: JSuujsun otn Bif jo jq ot 9bpi.id liuii 00l.i(t OAuqi: Bt -uitjif nun 10 laiiai out ooinuioi o.ms Amo an pjioAi. inn it" saoninu o) umiii nsoqs'jqttiau'trts'-i Siiuisisic uuanc.ii,; ou) Xumajo jo yum uulU iqui aoj GilY TOI "cCI CelfebrateA Sing-lo Gun, at $12 tip. i iin. MaciiJ and dun.

I.iUcs, an't Pistols, of mt avprovrf English wi.l Anu-iafn IniT.li-r.iontii iir.il a'U- c'fs reqnl'flliy ft'3rtisma r.wi fitn niaKers. KAli bt'Bt ve li'iine uir Tito Ti" r'. JOSEPH C. CRUEB a a mi nm i- ilka a G17 Jit. Charles fetreet, St.

A retralar graitnate of two Medical been tun i.j-o-.u6.yii..siciuu iu St.I.oui8, rs p.ipe.-sbao.iii i.i ruviuunts know. GanoirhocA. Svi. euro, Orchitis, or lux-reurialAft'ectioiis Or" X'hroa6. SUlo.

or jJ.ir.C3 curfad Srft iy. Jt'rivately. and Iinpoten. CV as tao result' ct excesses in nervousnea g-tnin emissions, ii -i)iiii-, oi siht, -iefoo. tiva niemoTv, physical tl.trvsttion tcsociotjr coo, fnsionot eosujiliwwer.cicht losses, ror dsriaa morriagre topropex.

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