The Minneapolis Independent from Minneapolis, Kansas • 2

II. i. I'laiiii'iil Wurvtiyiii1, REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. MlNNKOPOMH. (let.

18. 1870. Ii. M. I 1.1,1,1'., Ai'tiiiK I uiiiily Clerk.

t.tirnl country thuil Unit bordering Uiu Sa OK OTTA- A 1I'II I(( THIS Mil. Lihwh i ItMTHOSPKCT, VA CUTV. line ami Solomon Hivcis, nnU tm-ir limn- The IVIegules to our County Conven MlNNKAPOLIM. Oct. '711.

furies. Tim Saline valley In a lino a vm Kttii8it, and we lirnfiiiiuv every ulhr west- tion aHMembled In convention at, Mlnnc- orii Hoiie, in ainumlly sending eamwnrd tlinti- ley as there In in Kansas, fertile ami pro lupolis, on Saturday, October. Hth, nml Two years ago to-day, (In1 "noliioml man" nindo down 'be Solomon iiivor. sealtcrini: death and destruction rliwilve. The country In improving raj uuiU oi ilolUrn that oitirlt to bo rulaiusd una Steele Wooden; nomlmited a ticket for the various oMees to Illlnl at thoeomlnur full election.

On employ01' by iiur cilizims. Nearly every oily Idly. There Is a semi-weekly mail from tlomislilmr county neat of Ha- on their path; driving the settlers before town In this State is oouHlunlly iwlU'tl Tuesday, Oct. llfh, a cull appeared In the GEOEGE MACKENZIE, EDITOR. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2-5, 1870.

them, women ami children inning oimianles or- 1 1... by agent of Life InHuninoo line eoimty, whleh also Riven urn sciucra hi, which also kIvch ttie Hell icis ilev Is. in the minis tut mum AHF. hOUl(UiinH 1 in-nroanil their tirenilum into their 1 Immk'i'n on is pouring BUU i 1 1 in ir i' 1 1 1 nni in iiiviiTiiy im 1 1 1 it 1111 nii'r run vi'hiiihi 1. RKPIIBIIOAN KJI.TOniAI.

CONVEN For Member of Coup reus, 1 HON. II. I LOW uf Bi.urlion ('uiinty. For JAMKH M. II ARt ail', of Itlli.y County.

For Iileutenaiit (lovernor, P. P. KLDEH, of Fninkllu County. For Secretary of State, W. II.

SMAILWOOD, of Iionlphan County. For Auditor of StaU, A. TIIOMAN, iif poulua County. For Treasurer of State, J. E.

lIAYgK, of JohiiHou County. safety, in be transmitted other S.a.es, th.ra ull there Is room for more. The post-ol- W(llll(1 ho iu Ban.lnrlal District Will lOCY loaned at low ruin nf internal flnm I WIiiiImhP mill CUlUrClllll, Mr. l' I ll, Th nnniibucani 01 vuo 1 ..1.1 ,,,1, nml novel1 eau lu 11 iiioii niaB wreuui i GENEBAL KKAIi ESTATF. AOFNTS meet In Conrentlon at Abilene, Wcdnwday, tue M.n com ium.j pniei, orgwuej thin Stale, In.luo peo Flnher is the preMent fllli'lent poHtmiw- Ottawa county at the County Jootobor U70.

at loo'dod. a. for the purpo any on0( who witneHHcd thutHcene, forge I 1 Tho's Hears of lt of OUl vtt for ato Benaior, aim JV, iu lil niirroW CHea pen 1 11 Hull. nillincaDOllH. on puwiuui.hio irZ-IS other m.y T1 nlum, cold high rale, of Interest, by the formation of the latter olTlee Mr.

'of A D. im ut m. Lor. th-convention. All orated ImJ Peler Karnw.

A. local loaning only about 30 per cent. Windsor and Is the candidate on the millate a candidate for Uep- AT within tn. PHtnet wu. of 0 i(1iin All- of iho premium, receired where laken.

You reirular county UCKei h. aml tho dif- in convention rr.m 7 Cen. (A companion are doing busing, well lor mo oinee, MINNEAPOLIS, OTTAWA COL'NTV, KANSAS. of eh eountr, at Mm. and place arew h(1 thr monoy ft t(M whflre in(rl! an( wj(h to all 1 in niFv a .1 a a I i i iktnir litimi 111 ill II I id Committer ana.

ae- diHtanco of thirty DD.r oMrt fhim nnrt every amy um, "i Beiiatorlal Convention to he nn Will OH UlIO uuvi.ii I UlUI I I f. I ji i 1 1. i.n I i i l.or.il. Inof YVMrwl 1Ber? nnt one above that point, Him, Klioum i For Associate Justice, D. J.

IIIIKWEU, of Leavenworth County, F'or Attorney General, A. L. 'WILLIAMS, of Shawnee Caunty. of the County Clerk, w. wiUiout hiB (tw'' cent) which a company Tiik Solomon alle SVmimthetic anneal to all rn.

va lev. lieinnmng hi rwi- 2' Zr DrinfromhiH home and receiveahat loan, all ft. ntrabout200 miles, wlioaro opposed to tnynermg ana mvu. ByorderoftheBenwona, ler U)0 fW11)ett siaM mil (Am In lua- onion 0f conducting tt convention according to j. nirrieiiiiunu imu nn agncuim nW For Superintendent Public Instruction 11,1 f.

know how they im. nnspraot.ee, of sending your money goon nHneinle8 to attend. On 11. u. Mccarty, of Leavenworth County, xR STRAIGHT TICKET.

Sid t7cd for their next planting, ob. loaned at lew rate of or clalm, all that distance lUonty Mwa 18tant at one o'clock P. or t7 JuoWm Bell Baline olrLiUture there aroRe a friend p.tro.l... companies organised out of ibi. There 1 an of oak 'nd tu; pcplo aHcmhled and For Probate Judge-Win.

JltU, Baune But In our stale, beoause they may loan in your midst, a cottonwood timber on all the Htreama. i i THEY. WILL For Judge of the f)lstrict Court, W. II. CANFIELD, Biver.

portion of the money you pay them, you On the Rolomon river, in Ottowa Mniiuyi flll, T. KtAP O. Hill- om, t. In hn UU I 1.. Arw.li, O.

njcuu uiainiwii. uu uim For Wimrici, had receive only the aweraM per cent, of interest there are three towns, an B''" Tr hot, Dr.rt Hint thPHP IOUIU IUl i 1 Hf IIU11 111 1 UAWll BWltiani-n. LOCATE LO AT neapous. a ui! I Hlllt lllt Forat that wh.oh the companies r.ceive for money loaned namely, Limtay, ueipnoa ftWfl tliat t1in candidates ii For Super nronular with a cor- in State. wbcre they d.

business might be oll8, the latter being the county mlntttlon. before beta voted for by the WANTED. A good, live business man with a capital of ttS.OOO, to go Into a gen- tion-Wm. A. to suoh a well enough, had lB0 oltl ot Kansas no county, and contains a ary gu ons Jn rcf.

BMP- m. taineuss, WJ fro)lUol. olber alternative. Ifwecould not secure In- Lery storc8, 1 drug utore, 1 harness and nnofHv, rPdncMon erul niercantllo buiinens. Any-person looking for or diislring a K'xkI location 1, will near 01 me aani ny 110MESTKADS KTISKIjIS wiMJUcm, drrasiiiii theLplt.

Uuranoe on any 44er and could Hom sa(Ulle shop, 1 wagon matter, lunu nl VntntA runt. I Ofifrl I31'U I 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 III! Ll.v VI I'll' I lil. 1 Ill 11IUU 1 aillUUta VCa mo i Minneapolis on tmuiity kBiB. hiP- with have the benefit of using any more money tnnn flccs 2 hotels, 2 aoiwmiin buoi.s, i Ar Mntunirke for the For Coroner-J. O.

Hayes, usia ure, xu ntod wilh wo now have then we might do w.ll lo pat. mttrket, and last, but certainly not least, 11TANTKD More Farmers and SHC RE ANli VV Hi m.k ltalwra to settle In Ottawa county. Land lis. "1 roniie companies owiuir their to the irl.iHf mill and saw mill, owneu oy J. i tk nniwn -ip ou Tiion utnto or anaiis.

uui i-o see inem itno uiiicil-hl uiiuim. For Kepresenuiuvc-u-wM it wn lawi of oilier Stata. TU1 Mnvklev of this place. ihb B'" j.t-. f.wl is cheap and prmluctlvo; prmiuce biinRa a good price stock in easily kept.

A man with capital can do well Sheridan Township. thatlt did a greatoeai ox g. Bu we Mn ftnd flM rfoM We hftVe run hy Bud who kn0W8 his bl, 2, either raising Keeping siuca. For County Attorney -i umk Bu-a. at 0-c( cheerful manner.

Alien- in PRE-EMPTION HKJIITS- ANT F.T) A fiood Brickmaker ii- nvntimtinn. tti aiu i wnu miBU i im i iu wmu umn .0 l.i. 1.11. inu will do well Ottowa Townsnxp. UB" for touri 7 alley Life Tmuranee Company.

Tb tlon 1 also paid to the educational aim wfiro The in this vicinity another season, lnamng nrica. irwo Tnd an rnlua Thatman was Z. Jackson, Compa.y i. a Home, Co, organized in ligi()Us interests. The Universal.

nave inain issue ters do their own dirty woik. Indian raids, wa a oonf0rmity with the lam of and the hprfi an onranized church. There is also neiu ia rnakinir the MINNEAPOLIS HOUSE, i ouRPAPKa. kind in our 8te. or Ltated preaching by clergymen of the 1 elect, their men J.

(J. 11 AYS, Propribtor. Tr. laaiilnf? the first number of the organiied under our laws. Other oompanie.

pregbytrian denomination ami a nou th). thev were all of I mm i i n.M... Timfo i A stnlilo kcjit In connection with tho house. attwwuapotjs Independent pernaps all is my wan you au per cent, or tne pro- Hhing union wiouaui ruo nu ii.rd Law itself, tooth and toe- it. will be as well to give to ite readers a iiut Time casting his mium.

which you may agree to pay, or allow alrt0 flourishing Literary Society, that candidates expected tt I IIIDMIIUllt Oriivi jvwvv. 1 i i I i i ra.1 1 nn. I 1 TK.iVEI.EirS hoi nav ytu oW ai. duoo Pr- met8 every ftaiuriuiy to be nominated for thatofflce, simply be- inmirdr I.I 1H t. VU lAO 'v wi iuiih I PnllHf I.Ill'V KA It'BRUU UllUini J.

W. THORN, Proprietor, BUY OR SELL devoted to the a npw settlers houses nor benefit any particular individual. The Solomon Biver 24 miles from its moutn. The first called out was TuinupEfiriENT will be UPU" Rmnch Office of the Mitnotn-i Valleu Life Intur-rm. uioHn is hiirh and lying to tliel Howl lnw MINNEAPOLIS, KANSAS.

intpresta of the valley and inter that show the settler 10 oe a ui -1 1 1 Mr. wootuiuu, nc mu, nml iletermination-determi- amt Company of our State, doe. muoh more than south. Tlie water drains off readily anu a Clarke man and op- out of Minneapolis. As is indicated by WAUOX SHOP, KEPT BY its name, it will be Independent in all the nntion'to work and lay out for himself any company organi.ed out of (be State can in two houra after the heaviest rain stoim to high ta riffs, and had fought, bled nation to i i.

n-n crreat nleiisure to LA general issues of the day and ntutrai in nnrhinir. Its firstand greatest object will and family (in this most DcauuiuivuiK.j,;i.u""'v no luu uull amj for his country, anu receiveu piu- will Hunnort. but in time, eu- working of itiagencies in fourteen other States. AU one who has formerly lived 11 th The next Mr. Wad THOMAS WADDELL a I it .1 ..1 im Ihn mud.

UUr be the building and settling up of one of nhlfl him to retire from nam uiuor im i isiBaiiiuuu.w-j Mell was called upon, wo, 01 cuuibj, All kinds of work done In his line. a I fhn most beautiful and extensive vallies There are now rate ofMper cent Hence, this Company ha. neiehbor. Lindsay, two miles from ere, Jn the 1 rCSDcUUlUit? cuiiil," I On Commission. rivop for elirhtv miles much more money to loan tn thts State than haa started a paper call this river for eighty miles much more money to om iAi mate than has started a paper caneu of land that can be found eitner east or mo Heard Law's godfather, having gotten west, and one of the finest, if not the best Lw ftnd a Hhort timeago the paid by ite The Branch Office here ha.

Valley Pioneer. It visits us regular petition, all of which he told the ATT0RMEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW. OFFICE IN COUNTY BUILDING. Minneapolis, fassas. valley of land in the State of Kansas.

LinColn and Mitchell were or- not only all the tremium, paid in here, for seems to have the good of the county lo in his nlce little set speech. He The Solomon valley is formed by the Sol- and wni hold their first election loaning purposes, but also tit proportion of all at heart, and especially that part known uecidedly in favor of Clarke and op- omon Biver, and is from twenty to forty 8 g'th of November next. At the moneys rectivedrom other So, imtead lus Lindsay. (Bight neighbors, take care to hlgh tariffSi hftd ftls0 (Ued for his miles in mldth, and about two hundred forkg of the Solomon River, Cauker City, of only allowing na to keep about on (A.rii of of your own first.) Mr. W.

Godard is ed- couut but never m.eived promotion miles in length. The mouth of the val- of there is a good what we new have, this Company places in the itor and printer. Lindsay has a good ho- Mr. Jenness then defined his J. It.

PENNEMAN, DEALER IS PROVISIONS, DRV OOODS, GROCERIES CONFECTIONERIES, So. lev. commencing where the Solomon Kiv-v noow Blui there soon will be 00ffers of this office, inaddition to what we tel. run by Mr. Seymour Ayres, a dry different issues, also I III 11 'l.

aauii i -r I ivnv ti.tho was notin favor of making er empties into the Bmoky tim itiver, is also a store with a our pro rata of all the money reoeived KOOda and grocery store by Jur. iienry, a ith a py, our prorata of all the money reoeived gooda and grocery store by Mr. Henry, a 1 extending upie Solomon RiveLneaj.sortmeI1t of goods. At Beloit, thir- from other States. This feature ia new, and drugstore kept by Mr.

O. E. Martin, two anv extending up Solomon Biver, of goodfj. At Beloit, thir- from other States. This feature ia new, and drugstore kept by Mr.

O. E. Martin, two and MAKE COLLECTIONS )edge8butif elected would do his rly, or quite, to ite head its bottom ven milcs from here, there is a store, must be encouraged, because the more insur- blacksmith shops, one of them kept by Qrt Unknowu wa9 Is. skirting and following the river, si i the course anoe we receive at this Brauch, the greater tr Kniirht and the other by Mr. Tipton.

skirting and following the river, and grist-mill in the course noe we receive at this Brauch, the greater Mr, Knight and the other by Mr. ripton. round the tfGIVK ME A near. lands, a AND DAVIDSON ifc K1SLE1VS are fromthreeto sixmilesln wmui. tne i crection The milla are the property will be of the generalfund.

We there- Mr j. A. jjoynton keeps a lumber yaru showing him to have both second bottom and uplands extend back Hersev of Abilene, and that in it- fore request all who desire insurante on their and carpenter shop. Schoolsand church- endurance. He was herd law BLACKSMITH SHOP from ten to twenty miles on eacn siae oil r.l1l,.l.tni.

tinif tlmv nr A lives to catroQize the Missouri well sustained by its citizens. all over, top to bottom, was opposed to the river. This valley of land extends i ui, tIipto is Comnanv. That this dan meets the E. E.

AY TAXES For Non-Residents. Blacksmithlng done on short notice, 1 aim win re run iu "ur' throuirh Ottawa, Cloud, Mltcliell, Us- 1, time ironnral anrobation of all of our citnens will WORK WARRANTED ALL OTTAWA COUNTY CONVENTION. mi. rAni.i,n1fi7n high tariffs, would support tne ureal unknown for U. S.

Senator not to divulge the Great Unknown's name, but that if nml the Great Unknown were both borne, Smith, Philips and Books coun- tone) it) looUing up i that direc- be admitted, when we state that thisCompany iiaa 1 i.i!,..l 1 ihin f.li IhrtA hutirfreii and fnrltl' secured i this city three hundred and forty Keens constantly on hand an assortment of Iron and r.inn. esnec allV aTOUIlU air. Dliauuuug Steel. All kiuils ol wora none uu ha, On Bu uruay.tnes wi jjjii a delegate convention was nem at jmnnc onethoueand and five hundred dollar, of Ineur. a aXRfcaie following, (10th ance, and perfected i.s organuaHon by the apolia.

tl for n. mass conven- elected, he (C. Wyeth) thought his in Our readers can imag ne rrom tne aoove thero ft outline, something of the extent of our At el we Re ected scock 01 ury s'" MEAT MARKET' KKPT BY vallev. and when wc ten tnem, uiai irom a. i.i,nnf th nnesrv'numher of reotor.

Ult' "IT fluence sufficient with that unknown to secure a railroad up the Solomon valley. this iw apvmi names iu UU VUIV1 II W. MARKLEY BBX). every' to ten miles, the whole length of the Solomon, creeks are putt ng in on the val- each side of tho river, and extending back 1 1 into the Interior of the country, most of ley, will And tne mipnos hlwpll watered and timbered, they place to stop at; charges moderate. WE HAVE THOUSANDS OF This being the last heat the Convention then proceeded by'uplifted hands, to vote for the different nominees for Representative.

After five or six ballots, C. S. Wy- Minneapolis, Kansas. refrence to the advertisement in this paper. We Bay without fear of successful contradiction, that the Missouri Valley Life lusuranoe Couitmnv.

of Kansas, presents many foatures county, who deemed themselves unrepresented in the first con volition, but to quote from their cull All who are in favor of conducting a convention according to true Republican n.i,,iniui nml nro onnosed to shvstering MINNEAPOLIS MILLS. eth. suimorter of the Unknown, was ACRES OF THE In form something of an idea At this place, Minneapolis, tne county i anwtk UHPIl hv Anv other comDunv. and 1 1 seat of Ottawa County, there is a two sto UllOUt of oitiiens of are wanted to take part, etc." nominated.he counting and declaring the vote, was nominated by a majority of Havinn my machinery tn good running order, I am should reoeive the patronage now prepared to do custom wora on anon uuuec. Said convention iook piace m-uuy eTery State in the Union rerv state In tue union, eight votes.

Messrs. Woodhull and WILL BUY AND PAY THE HIGHEST liAEKET 1st Itt Volicic, are all non-forfeiliny after the if it was conducted "accord.ugto true Ite I i. i 1 AmAunil i ulsV BEST LANDS ry court house, 20x40, built ty some oi the citizens around here, and occupied by the county officers, and the best of it is, at no cost to the county. Here we find L. M.

Steele and H. S. Wooden, the for Waddell having been distanced, with PRICE FOR WHEAT OR GRAIN. 4 nuiii lean unuuimeB tecona payment i i Conseouently no man can lose any money storing, then we must s.ty, fl we dc FLOVR ALWAYS ON HAND FOR SALE.S YOU WANT TO BUY GOODS. mer of whom is our present efficient dep IN THE SOLOMON VALLEY should he at any time desire to discontinue ma Know --i i.

him a lican principles, when a convention de- drew from the track, also Mr. J. J. Jenness, he being declared by the judges out of the race, altogether. Next in order was the Probate Judge, and here we again find Mr.

Waddell, who being of good mettle is booked agains vz populi, a I uty CountyClerk and the nominee on the regular ticket, for the office of Clerk of District Court. They are doing a re payments, as mo vyuu.K-" i naid up policy amounting to more than double cides that a certain party must drop their fh. amount of money paid in. candidate ami vote for another party's or FOR SALE. 2d It ha, no rettriction on travel, it, in ouxer wuius, al estate business under the firm name of GO TO SMITH STULLS, Who keep a general amortmeiit of 'i I i nnntraiiTinn inpn i nis iriemis uui, in less formidable opponent man tne supporter of the Great Unknown, and this are woria viae.

i- tl.l. P.nmnanv ia in. no KepUDllcail liriucipiun iui un. time took the race, and came in in good sured for all olimaies, and eau travel by land for Jo. sea wi.hout forfehing his policy, a.

is th. Mr. C. S. Wyeth occupied the chair time, receiving 43 votes, utner nominations were then made for the remaining of its great extent, also of the picturesque beauty of its scenery.

Imagine yourself standing on some prominent point of upland where you can look in any direction as far as the eye can see, here a creek on one side, winding its way, back for miles into the country, and on the other side, another, andaway in the distance, others, the river winding here and there, as it courses ite way towards its mouth, the gentle rolling prairie and the level bottom lands, and then draw the picture for yourselves. As we said in the commencement, the chief object of the Minneapolis Independent will be to do what it can towards the settling and building up of this extensive and beautiful valley, and to stand by the right as we may see it. Our Principles Embody the Bight. And now to ite settlers: If you wish an organ that will help to advance your interests, you must each stand by, and help support it, and the more you do for it, the more it will do for Minneapolis, October 15. 1870.

Mr. Editob After the Mass Convention to-day, the following paper was found, evlilentlv drnnnpd hv sonic ccn- Steele Wooden, and are running a regular land office business. Commencing with a sale of eight hundred acres of improved lands, they have now on hand 50,000 acres of wild and cultivated lands for sale. They have 500 town lots in this place, to sell, or give away to those that DRY GOODS, BOOTS 8H0ES, CLOTHING, ease in most companies. HATS til'B.

offices am A. MNln. I WOllill oJ One would naturally suppose from the date who declared nimseu in mvur ui -ALSO A CHOICE LOT OF, GEOCEK1ES. call with the spirited appeal attached, We Have the Following Lands For Sale. ouiioh pa.

for TT. K. Senator, 4th It is purely a rath Company, it lases that no one would attend nut nonest pol ill build upon them. They also buy reai Come and see us we sell cheap for cash. ir.n,u..., with a coed mill-site no noles and gives none.

Hmr consid iticians, with no tricksters in. no, there was no shystering, it was a square estate. The emigrant will do well to call and see them. Being farmers themselves D.am umi leTrtJlP I 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 11V cr on the same, three inula half miles from Minneapolis, Inacashcouipanyyour tou. Tvtn J.

A. WOOD CO. 20 acres hroken ana under cultivation, no acres uiiuer in a lorn hie aeoaie ucibccu fair deal over the lelt i. fence and an aouuuance oi ninwir. i ntc and your Wooilhull's and having the confidence of the community, they can, and will do all in their AiiimAatuiHs.

20 acres note company your premium tncreate, ana your mm r- note co. motion requiring the nominees to define rohey decrea, pax. HARNE Computing Interkst. Hers is a new rulo nmniiiino. interest.

It is so simple and so power to please. Jv. i C1IU1CC lanu ui iw under fence, 19 acres under cultivation, a good one anu a half story log house and other improvements. 40 acres hard wcod tlmoer, Price that verv banker, merchant or clerk. TZ; A ton's '-Scriptural tost" being thrown out.

rm. The Board of County Commission hnii nost it for reterence. uy no o.ner declare, aivxaenu. do AMD nt 01R thrfA-fniirtlls of a mile ers, at a sessiion held September 5, 1870, bati, of loaning all tt accumulation, "yi arithmetical process can the desired informa Hon hn nhtained bv so few fieures: Willi turn from Minneapolis, 25 acres under cultivation, 100 acrea under fence, 40 acres of good tlmher, plenly of good water for stodk. Prioe 2100.00.

cent, iuterc.it. there having been a petition presented with the requisite number of signatures, BOOT SHOE SHOP, On motion, it was decided to vote by Six per cent. Multiply any given number of day. of interest desired, separate the right Knnil AmirA an A divide bv six the result is ruisinu' the riirht hand laid out a new township, to be caueu rf I tleman badly mixed up on the subject of 160 acres in Lincoln county, milea from Minnenpo- c.i. t.

i nf titnlw. limp. For Representative there were live bal Logan. The boundaries of said town us, on oaii stone for building purposes, a good spring of water, 10 acres under cultivation, all choice fanning land. lots, the last one standing 4i ior i.

rs. ship are as follows commencing at the Keep constantly on hand a good assortment of HARNESS A SAPPI.F.S, BttlPI.KS, HALT KRS, the true interest on such number of day. at six per cent. Eight per cent. Multiply any given amount Wveth to 33 for John J.

Jenness, Mr iiera ljaw, uounty Beat, ana pontics. He must have entered the Convention with the idea that the voting would be by nnrl romn nrnnnred. on our side. mill from Lindsav. north-east corner of Ottawa county, running thence west IS miles, thence south Wyeth himself, counting and declaring 1 i 20 acres under cultivation, 80 acres fenced, a good new one and a half story framt house 10x2 with an adili- A.

W. Callen, James Streeter, R. McBratney, J. D. Huston, Phillip Payne, T.

G. Horn, 8. B. White, John K. Wright, Samuel Orr, Frank Patterson, John T.

Prioe, Charles F. Tozier, William R. Church. 8. M.

Stricklcr, L. 6. Palmer, Robert 0. Riicr, Jolin G. Kay, Eli as Payne, M.

D. Gage, D. C. Jones, J. H.

Geo. W. Martin, Robt. Henderson, S. M.

Lloyd, James L. Kirby, C. H. Carver, BOOTS A SHOES MADE TO ORDER. by the number or days upon wnicn it is aesireu to ascertain the interest, and divide by 45, and ik.

sill he the true interest for tbt the vote I We found the "Great Unknown was ti- It fir A IRINCI DONE ON SHORT NOTICE." For Probate Judge, Mr. Thos. addcll tlon 12x24, goou wen oi waicr, ira $2500.00. 160 acres two and a half miles from Delphos, 19 acres i rnnn 60 ai res timber, a his choice for Bepresentative, (it should have been TT. H.

Hcnn tor.1 On the reverse was declared the nominee. At last, Ul Sell cheap tor cash come and see if we don't. 11 miles, thence east 18 miles to the dth principal meridian, thence north 11 miles to place of beginning. They also divided said township into two voting precincts, bounded as follows commencing at the north line of the countv at the section Ten per cent Multiply the same as above and divide by 30, and the result, will the T.onl at, last! good spring and running water, a comfortable one story log house, would make a good stuck farm. interest at ten per cent.

For Clerk of the District Court, on the we found that the gentleman was in the habit of throwing his thoughts into verse, but we would like to have you print the SO acres food bottom land wltli timber, creek running second ballot, Mr. Colinan had Hi, ami Tk. mni tnlnahle breed, of poultry tlimtigh it, a comfortable house and stable. Price Wm. H.

Stockwell 2o votes corner between section 3 and 4 in town ,200.00. one of our experienced poultry breeders, says the Practical Farmer, after trying moat of the them thus as regards DRUGS 1 DRUGS! DR. J. MoIIEJfRY Keeps a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRUGS MKIIIPINES. PAINTS.

OILS. DIE For Sheriff. George W. Ingersoll re ship 9 south, of range 2 west, running thence south on said section line to the OTTTAWA COUNTY. Perhaps it will be in place to give some idea Ottawa county, its Increase in wealth.

ceived the requisite number ot votes. 640 acres two and a half miles from Minneapolis, running iter and considerable timber, aires broke, a stone hmiw, well and stable. Will make a thwloe stock' farm. Price 8.00 per acre. i f.

ih million In situations where The nst of the ticket is as follows south line of Logan township, to section enes for use or market are more the objeot For Coroner. David Cleaver; County iK.n he recommends the rench corner between sections zl and zn, in Ottawa county was organized in inoti, 160 acres so acres bottom land, balance rolling 3 acres broke, 6 acres under fence. Price moderate. Houdan, the Dominique and White Leghorn mn hml a of four Attorney, A. J.

Ingersoll Sup't Public township 10 south, of range 2 west. The election to be held in precinct No. 1, at breeds, or a iowi ior gsuci i pui uu entire production, licre is a copy He came tonlay with cheerful look And declared he was bound for Tipeka, And like old Kucllde, in the book, Began with might and main to shout Eureka. A friend of yours, said It pains my heart Ts ae your mind to shysterlng given, Ton said he'd rhooso the better part, Topoka was th nearest heaven. Tie aver thus, in life's short, dull day, Men's thoughts to office are oftn given, Tom's friend replied in pitying way, I'm afraid yoo'U get no nearer heaven.

Instruction. W. A. Roberts; Delegates STUFFS, TOILET UtTlCLES, AND PERFUMERIES oombinine large sue, good laying properues, nrta of the Solomon 5 per ocrc. 1 Ihn Hnnnlnrn CollVPllton.

UCO. Jl 26000 acres choice, lands in all valley Ullimproved, from 3 tn I the house of William Postblcwait, and in hnhita aahv fat i nn i nir and tender flesh hot at mat lime xne aniouni Ingerwill, II. II. Tucker, and Jacob nrcfnra Purtriilirn ('ocliins. Dark Brahmas, voting precinct No.

2, at the house of A stood stock farm of 160 acres, 21 acres under abd fenced, 20 acres of hard wood timber, mostly taxable property was $35,000. The continued Indian troubles kept back Immi The Convention then adjourned nne n. bottom and Rood hay land, a lug house 14x14, ohkI sprine of water, three miles from Minneapolis. Price $600.00. gration from our valley, and in the fall of Richard I he Commissioners also established another voting precinct in Concord township, hounded as follows: commencing on the north lie of Concord township, at the north corner of section Keeps all kinds of PATENT MEDICINES.

PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED to arnn of timber, nine miles fmin Minneaiwlis on Pipe creek. Trice 4 35.00 per acre. 1800 our population did noi exceed and our tax-rolls show at that time an Increase of taxable property to the amount two bundled and fifty thousand dollars, while to-day we have a population The herd law is one of the nicest little dodges of political shystering, with which we have ever had an acquaintance. There was, some time since, a petition presented to the Honorable Board of n.n,n,;!,nflra uiirnpd A PP- geff' The Western Xews, published at IflnarrM choice hottnm la ml, ft miles from Minneapnlt! at 5.UU per acre. line between sections ,11 and 32, in towp-shin 10 south.

if minp a thimpp Marion entre, lias found an honest man south to the south line of township 11 of about two thousand live numirefl, ana Ot aOOUt two 1 1 lT.n 1 1' ii 1K) acres, nine miles from Minneapolis, four mite from Delphos, 6 acres tirtike, fine bottom land, aomo tirnler. Price 10.W pej- acre. HARVEY, Merchant Tailor, wmui, in range a west, tlience west one aAtM nnnJ tuiltam lanJ 1 Til anMI 11 nrln. 1 1 1 i I I n-r. i iiiiivHtmn i I Otl 1 1 1 taxable property to the amount of four qUjsite number of voters, and they (the hundred thousand dollars, and judging thereuiHin, in conformity to law, from the amount of immigration at the ordered that at the fall election, a vote present time, our population will double, should lie taken, for or against the herd .1 nwiiuirlr trnblp in flip wnv It Ffk-s.

it, be- mile to south west comer of section SI in township 11 south, of range 3 west, the election to lie held at Minneapolis. 90 bith timber, rtinnniff water, trftod well, a toihht m- Washington Street, near cor. of Eighth, Cham. A cnoice siock lann. i'riee uuw per cr.

Hrwal form nf 1 Ail akir-oa 01 flrrM Krattnm laA.I halon.i Also, a new voting precinct was estab JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS. sT- Garments of every style made to He live in Junction City. The News says "We have found an man in Knnsn. Ills name should In published through all the land. We don't, know his name, however, he is theTieket Asrent at Junction City, for the M.

K. A T. R. R. Last wefk one'ef our eiti.ens bought a ticket of thi up-utlrmnn for Council (Jrove, walked out and left hiswullet can-taining upwards of in it, on the office window, ateppevl In the far, ftnd the train wwmovinir out, when this gentleman hurried in with the poeket book in his hand, and gsve it to it owner.

rolling prairie, a one storr frame house 1'tiH, a sro ailO "111 IflAllim: 1IIW. IIIIU I'" lid. tn 1 ii vear. For now the noble red man" inw in ineneonieio i ie meir Ready-made clothing always, on hand. Repairin neatly Three and a half miles from Lindsay.

Price trawim'-! lished in Sheridan township, lioimded as follows, viz commencing nt the section corner between sections ft and 7. on the cannot play offany more of his playful done. UIH.JIJ Light Brahmas, Buff Cochins. These are all hardy, and every way desirable. i jgaTSoinethiug new.

Paint all ready for the brush. White and all cottage colors. Any one can paint, as the colors are all ready for use. The best and chcast paints out. Hall Porter are agents for Western Kansas.

Call and see sample. Bold in any quantity. tf We have made mention in several instances before, of the immense trade donebv the wholesale crockery houses of H. C. Clark A at 120 Delaware street in this citv, and each day brings forth proof that this house is doing a larger trade than any other west of Chicago.

We are pleased to note the fact, as the house is perfectly reliable and among the best business men in our city. Leaven-worty Bulletin, Aug. 22. ol-m. pg' School Ronds wanted, address P.

J. Moss, 1,5 Delaw are street, Leavenworth, Kansas. ol-lm. jn-Hall Porter, wholesale and retail western agents for Warner's wine of life, Warner's pile remedy, Warner's dpspep-sia tonic, Warner's cough balsam, Warner's Emmenagogue. Orders filled at lowest rates.

tf tvgr All the Policies of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company are Non-Forfeitable. I 1 CA mnrttm AA BrO tiarrl (imhpr TtlAatlr wain west line of the countv. in tnwusfiin 10 two stories, good young orchard, 9 acres broke Pr 31A0.00. own judges as to voting. 1 confess I cannot see the point to the herd law ticket.

It seems as if the correspondent of the Solomon Valley Pioneer who signs himself "Herd Law," would deny the people a vote on the subject. consistency, south, of range 5 west, (hence east on said JMJMBEB! LUMBER! H. k. TODD, and gentle tricks. Ottawa County is twenty-four miles north and south and thirty milcs east and west, and is watered by the Saline and Solomon Rivers, and by Coal, Chapman, imlsnv.

Pine. Knit. Ilenrv and Miller kln. fnaiii A Ml ma Ion tnUiva fWiin Mlnu apolia, four miicfi intra 1 'equina, nmnpr it i wnon, iwo Jfotfi sprinirs nirnLnniir nini hhmh wa lw arii of fannintr and ha-r land, hutfinfv riod irrnri Matrnmift limestone for huililinu and If nana. Pi Is offering lw rates an extensive aswrtmeiit of AI di ta section line to where said line crosses the Solomon river, thence down the channel of the Solomon river to where the south line of Sheridan township crosses said river.

The election in said precinct to be held at the house of Mr. Walters. thou art a jewel, often sought, but rarely 13.50 per acre cheap. M. A.

creeks. There is an abundance of timber A Tl.Min 1CA rM rwv1 luttt.im la ml fniir mi! from Simneapfilis with pmd impreventa. Price I I2f- P0)TE LUMBER Lath, rnrs, 8a.h, Plinds, Pickets, Klnorina snii slw, a lsnr of drewi lumHt-r. 7- tf mram nnininniriirl lanrl fmlf tn i 1 1 -B mm Vtllinot oli. Will make a pood Mock farm.

Price id CaT The army of Charter Oak Stoves nowin active servie in the kitchens of the South and West la ovpr one hundred and fifty thousand doing the work of thric that number of atnvea of other kind. MuTo Tiuvti. EAisr. We alwnya take the Miawori Pacific Railroad to Ht. Loni the Thromrh Line to Chicago, ii iid the Michigan Central A Great Western It of Chicnr.

Cut tbi out, It may onifiim do you good. ol-ltn. on an iiiese streams; uirre aiso a wry fine qualityofbuililinastonefwhite lime- -The Commis.oners changed the and in some places, fencing may boundaries of Concord township so as to be built with the same material. Coal be as follows, via: Commencing at the has been found In several places andstock north nasi comer of Concord township, men say there is no finer stock raising and rnnniug north one mile; country wir of the Mississippi River- thence west 12 miles thence south one aire. jkf.

f-j sawM and split fnc poets constantly on fun frrp nf hestitiful hii-'h mil Tiff rrairie. ilen(r a sll nd Mm, Firbih Slreet, next dnr tn csurt fia?" A colony of sheep-raisers Is about to locate in this Muie. It is from New Hampshire, mid it rnmpriscs snm ol die host farmer of the Granite aiH feV Lossing is writing a life of (ieiicral Wool. Cainiot thedead be protected from him and Abbott rtlSyl ansss. Hwt i iry ji, Kivna OF WORK FX mix- i ti i ii tn tup norm -west nirin-i o.

wni 1W a res of prwd adiaoMif Miiiticrtwili, vi h.tn frtce 1 4'hhb). nd at Ihls flrtii. lll'iii il I iii mi' i i Hi-in know that there is nobetter at'iicul- townshii.