Clyde Democrat du lieu suivant : Clyde, Kansas • 1

it Elk Horn" Former's Alliance. The Cloud County Farmer' Af.2. aa.ee met at Concordia on Citiir: inin. May ay; 4 a ckjck u. it to meeting called ur; order by J.

D. James, Pres. A Com -MARKET, Cspplles the public with all kinds of Preshand Salt Meats, Poultry of all tisd a tpecfelty. and Qa1KV SKAS0VOlfX.r. CLYDE, KAN.

7 L.T7 BORTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW CLYDE, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1881. VOL. II. NO. 20.

CENTRAL BRANCH UNION PACIFIC R. When you want a nice walksng A Dirqe, slipper, go to Hermon's for them. I Prom the Republican Party to her weak-minded GMl OPEHG EASTWARD. Mail and Express- Local Freight WKBTWAHU. A number of the most valuable dogs 6:40 r.u.

8:40 r. 7:01 a. u. mittee on Credentials was appoints. The committee heretofore appointed on Constitution and by-laws, and on Programme being absent, miscellaneous Business was: laid before ths 'Alliance.

A communication from L. A. Mulholland Secretary of the Steta Alliance was read. On motion th meeting adjourned until 1,30 P. M.

Afternook Session Meeting called to order by- the President, Committees here-to-foro apMinted on Constitution and by-la Wi and on Programme being On motion the. President appointed the following Committees to act in con junction with aforesaid Committee, viz On Constitution and by-lawi G. W. Macy, W.H.Morgan, N. D.

read well. in town have been" poisnoed lately. Mail ana Express. Local Freight 6:30 a. h.

CLYDE, KANSAS. Whoever is doing this midnight work had better bo careful or he may he team made the principal in a ieck-tie party. New goods received, daily at A. F. JUNCTION CITY A FOKr KAJtNKY B.M.V Lu'vc Ctnie.

1 Aeoomfand :00 a.m. Passenger 8:28 r.u. Jr Akrivk. Pars tiger 8:03 a.m. Accom.

aitd Freight 10:2 p.m. i CITY OFFICIALS. Hancock's. Go to McDonald's and get a nobby J. J.

McFARLAN, ilfy atkv aii notary Mis, (OAoa, td floor LnagU n'a bride building) KTMEttSOTOX ST. Clydk, Kax. leather purse for nothing. Dr. Blachly can always be found at his office.

nil G. W. Bartlett. Mart Patrle, S. H.

Barons, K. F. Harmon, H. E. Felght, A.

S. Beebee. A. Davis. David Turner, Jr.

W. Barnes. R. II. Vinlng.

David Coon keeps the best kinds of Police Judge. Mantlinl Atchison flow," no superior in the In our report Inst week of the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Watkin, we should have said that she was a grand-mother of Mrs. L. W.

Borton, and Mrs. a tr" t- 1 a 3 I yr rrapnrtr for i luajwwvcd mum. UuUuoUona market. societies: The Baptists 3yi.ll kohl a sociable son John. John Anderson my jo, John, When we were nrst sequent Your back was straight as e'er a anc, Your bonny brow was brent; But now your back is broke, John, -And your head fo a I know, And all because you had no grit, John Anderson my jo.

John Anderson my jo, Johu, I My hairt is awfu' sad, About affairs at Washington, The Stalwarts there are mad; And now this fuss at Clyde, John, Fills up my cup of woe 'Twill ruin me as well as you, John Anderson my jo. John Anderson my jo, John, 'Twas a sad mistake for thee To keep the Dems" from voting, In the "country of the free For though It's right In general To give the Dems" no show A mau's a man for a' that, John Anderson my jo. John Anderson my jo, John, Most men are fools, 'tis true; But still a few are left, John, That know a thing or two; And we had best reform, John, Or in a hurry we shall go Down to the regions of the lost, John Anderson my jo. John Anderson my jo, John, We clamb the bill thegither; An niony a canty day, John, "We've had wi one anitber; But wemauti totter down, John, But hand in hand we'll go; And sleep thegither at the foot, John Anderson my jo. this evening at the of Mrs.

C3. W. BARKER B. A. UoCOBD, Edward Week.

A invitation is extended to everybody. For a full line of latest style of was their Mr. Levi Bennett, commenced de- Hvering ice in town last week. He will deliver it at- the residences of purchasers early every morning, Bun-days excepted. All orders promptly attended to.

DndDEs a pccono, CU ESTATE, ad COLLECTION AGENTS. shoes and slippers, at bottom prices pRAtuiM Qi'KKji Lobbk No. 178, A. F. A A.

Meets in regular communication on the first and third Bnturdays in each month. Visiting brothers are cordially invited. F. E. Bi'hkb, Sec'y.

En. Wmck, W. Clydk LomiB No. 14. I.

O. O. Meots every Blonday evening at 8 o' clock, p. m. AU brothers in good visiting the city are cordially Invited to meet with ns.

K. W. Lamb. Bec'y. P.

McDoSAT.n, N. G. Clyde Ixiixik Kxhihts of Honor, Meets on the evenings of the second and fourth Saturdays in estch month. Visiting brothers are invited to meet with us. O.

W. Baknkw, Diet. M. W. Cauxky, Rep.

Grand Army of tiim IticriifiMu Meets Uie first and third Tuesday in each month. Visiting comrades respectfully invited to attend. W. T. Bkatty, P.

C. A. S. Bkki.kk, Adjutant. ciammox Idok No.

33 K. of meets on the first and third Tuesday eveniugor each month. Vicltlng knights are cordially invited to attend. James Turner, E. T.

Peck. O. K. of R. S.

for I will not be uudersold, at Harry Feights. Mixed Paints, warranted pure at McDonald's Drugstore. (toad fans and city property r.r Ml, on terms to in fvery of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, AT THE pwWMW. special intention given to Lnm i Collection. Money furnished nt lowest rates abort tfoaev CofTesjioiMleuce solicited.

KaXSAS. Best line of stationery jConfectionery and tobacco and Cigars in the State at A.F. Hancock's. For Boots and Shoes at your own Farms for sale. City Property for sale.

Loaxs negotiated. Pastoral Letter. The Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Clyde, propose to at an early day, a church building on their vacant lot. Your cordial sympathy and prompt material aid are much needed in this Christian enterprise. A line church property with the apse toward Main street, with organ chamber and chancel, would make a desirable acquisition to your beautiful city, and would be for the glory of our Holy Father.

Monej' and kind words from members, friends, and business men of this city and country, shall beappreciated and names public thanks rendered. Very Respectfully, R. J. Walker. Afler "he Battle.

All quiet along the Potomac to-ulgnt. No sound save the rush of the river: Peck haa got into the office at last, And Beatty's off duty forever. The battle has been fought, and won and lost. Won by the Peck men and lost by the other men. The old proverb says, "That all is fair in love and war," we will add politics to the other two and make a trio of them.

It is invariably the custom of the friends of defeated candidates after an election, to cry fraud and corruption and trump up all kinds of stories about their opponents. While there may have been some crookedness in connection with this post-office election, we do not believe a tithe of what we hear about the succeseful candidate. Mr.Peck will undoubtedly male a good enough postmaster, at least we are willing that he should try before- condemning him. The Democrat never convicts a man, without first giving him a fair and honest trial, if he is then found guilty he must suffer the consequences. We have had lights and squablcs enough over this matter to tear to pieces any community, "A house divided against itself cannot stand." Let us let bygones be by-gones and pitch in and work harmoniously for the up-build Deeds, Mortgages uiuKuuiunuuui), and all legal papers prepared.

Im J. Ckaxs Concordia. Jj. J. CRANS, ATTORNEY AT LAW CONCORDIA, KANSAS.

The Bcloii District Minis tcrial Ciyik Ti'Mi-u', No. 21, V. O. A. T.

meeM every 1st and 3rd Wedniatday in the month. Visiting Templars are cordially Invlsed to attend. W. 12. Smith, L.

J. Loveland, Recorder. Templar. CHDRCHES. BAtrtsT CifHRcn Rev.

CCornforth, laRtor. every Sabbath at It o'clock, A. M. Sabbath school Immediately after service. Association of the M.

E. Church meet For first-class turn-outs go to Marl Patrie's Livery Stable. Had complete abfttracts of Coud Co. Practices in the courts of the 12th Judicial District, and In-fore the IT. Land at Burr Oak, May 17, and 19th, 1881.

We notice that our pastor Rev. R. J. Walker is to speak to-morrow afternoon on "The True Unity of Christ's Church. Chicago Cash Base-ball season has come, go to -McDonald's for bats and balls.

Men and boys linen suits, or linen to make them at Woodward Co's. Farm loans at lowest rates L. J. Crans ConcDrilia. Go to Woodward Co's for fine Crochet and Silver covered buttons.

The best mixed Paints in the mar-. kct for $1,40. per gal lion at the Banner Drug Store. Evert One Read. Having put in now office furniture.

i Finest line of Tobacco and Cigars at A. F. Hancock's. House. Mr.

Vol la brought tt Mkthodist KPisuorAt. (Jiiurch Opposite Com- mercliil nouse, Service every Sunday 11 A. M. atid 8 P.M. Sunday School at 9-30 A.

M. as. Taggart, Sup't. Clsws Nc. 1 immediately after the morning service, daw No.

2 meets 3 p. m. Tuesdaj's: Iray or meeting ami Normal class Thursday evenings at o'clock. R. J.

Wat.kkk, llvstor. PltKSBYTBltlAN CltURCJT KEV. II. GAYWWD, 'Pastor. L.

J. of Snbbalb School. On Nov. 7th, and every fcSabbath preaching at 11 a. t.

Sabbath School lit 0:39 A. M. On Sabbath evening Nov. 14th, and on every alternate Sabbath evening thereafter, preaching at 7 p. m.

The bell on the school building will ring aha.f-hour preceding eachjery-jCQjijtlso jtt the hour of service. "If there's a li)le in a' your coats, I rede ye tent it: A chiei'8 aiming 3-e takiu' notes, An faith he'll II. n. ANDERSON, attorne? at lau, COXCOKDIA, KANSAS. town last jtwo Poland-China boss, two years old.

that weighed 1010 lbs. 1 ifow. is thao and added many new dental- instru ments I am better prepared than ever to fill, extractor put in teeth. The above cut is a fac-simile of one for Kansas stock? Palmitcr paid S4.90 per hundred for j'thcin. How is that for Clyde market.

Prunes arc much cheaper at Woodward Co's. Go to the Banner Drug store for fBuslnesR locals will be Inserted In the regular local columns attherateof ten cents a line, each insertion.) JUknltfa-U to Stop. CV'tirt. Illinois, 184S Wfoeo-iain. 13T Gorman and English spoken, jg DUP.

A. d'AKTOIS, E. M. Blachly. Cheap Lands! For State land in Cloud and Re LOCAL ITEMS.

of his thoroughbreds. The fighting editor of rhe Democrat that was, is so no more. He Soda water, and the best Cigars in town. i public counties call on D.C. Gamble, Seapo.

Republic Co. Kans. wasn't killed nor even hurt. No one Pijaciao, Sariecffl, Acconclenr, tiraduatetl In Montreal. Canada, IStfii.

CLYDE AXSAS. ever sat down on him. But he could not stand the modern Nihilistic mode The Knights of Py thias are to have a ball next Friday evening. We un A number of cheap farms in Republic county Tor sale by D. C.

Seapo, Kans. derstand this is to bo a rchcrche af of warfare and mourned for the good old days when men would stand up Tb Doctor mar be every das to a reguia knock-do w'nfiffhtr11 Hence ing of our. town, forgiving and for getting all past differences. it i9 islovk a. m.

a 1 1 rmin 2 t-t i i'. c. ho resigned. As no well-regulated fair, the Knights that. will for the first time do their new uniforms.

Invitations have been sent to Concordijy Belleville, Clifton-and surrounding' towns. Quite a number of Knights and their'ladies from these towns arc expected here. You can find the best line of printing office could afford to be without a fighting editor for a single toOir boar hbi pr.v.it-jr dl Wi attend I wl -al-at er-. r.iro-! -tjtifur it in every luM.iiott-dlaUe, DR. J.

Z. HILLS, stotmeutshill-heads heads. A few good steady boarders can find the best of accomodation by applying at Coon's. Mixed Paints at Chicago Lumber Co's at cost and less. Do You Want Monet We are prcDared to make loans nn day, we immediately looked around Died.

At 15 minutes of 2 this Shirtings in the market at Woodward Co's. The trustees of the M. E. Church arc now prepared to sell their church building and lots. Bids for the same can bo sent to W.

N. Woodward, the chairman of the board. morning, Uobt. Daustcr, of consump tion, iu the 25th year of his age. for a worthy successor to Mr.

Henn, and decided on Col. Sails. 'We offered him the position. He readily accepted, considering itan honor not to bo despised. Wo warn all pugilis- improved farms at the lowest rate of interest in same of 2 00 to 810.000.

on long or short time. tically inclined persons to beware of can furnish monev for final proofs and, loan on receiver's receipts. Office ill Banner stor Washing I) AS. Diseases of thr eye. xmnrn nn 1 hilli-cn a aeelalty.

Call promptly attended day and night. IT. RANSOP1TER, M.D. PEACTICfflB PHYSICIAN, Read Chicago lumber Co's. advertisement in this weeks Democrat.

This Company has- branch offices in all the leading towns of the Western States, to supply alT of which, they must purchase in immensely large quantities, consequently getting their lumber cheaper than1 the smaller concerns. Mr. George Fullerton, their efficient manager in this city will sec A larsre sunnlv of all the frofdi confectionery in the market, call and see, at uoon s. Yon will fiml the most attractive isrfortnvjnt of tlry fjootls, consisting of new style prisits, all grades of bleached and brown muslin immense line of dross goodsof all gnidcs, styles price? whiter' god5 lin-t'lis, tablo. daiisask, Uble oi! cloths in mII styles; also black, oil cloth for bujrgy too, ciiKhions, etc.

AVindow hollands, paper window curtains, curtain fixtures of all kinds linen crash toweling from ctf. a yard upward. Au endless variety of ruehings and collarettes laces, ein-broideries, rimps, paisemetcrte, fringes buttons, find ornaments in great-profusion. Also a splendid assovtinent of hosiery, in all the latest styles. In kid gloves this House is headquarters, yoti can get a 3 -button glove iu all sizes, shades and colors, from 58 cents per pair up to the best Alexandria kid glove at'f I.

Toper pair. You will find a nice line of silk fiasues, black Spanish all silk lace, 3 inches wide, at 40 cents per yard. Ladies fkirt, shawls, hoopskirts; the nicest line of trunks, traveling, bags, ladies baskets; linen, cotton and Turkish bath towels and napkins. 'All wool table' covers with silk embroidery, worth $5.00 at 4.50. Ladies and gents linen dusters.

and linen ulsters. Dolmans, circulars; parasols from 15 cents up to the. best line of cassemercs and suitings in the west, for men's and boys' wear. Endless variety of fans from 1-cent each up. Newest style ginghams, cheviots, sheetings, collarades and ducks.

Jeans tickings, underwear of all kinds; colored shirts, white shirts, laundried ind unlmndried shirts. Double-seated overalls, the nicest line of clothing west of Chicago. All coats made with patent shoulders, so as to always look well and not flop down. White vests, linen goods, alpaca Iu men and boys boots and Shoes this Dentifrice at Dr.Blachley's. A very complete lino of not ions at Hormon's.

For good sweet bread go to Coon's Star Bakery. Win- Pwik left for Kansas City last evoniiig. Mixed paints at the Banner Drug1 Store. Smoke the Daily Times Cigar, A. F.

Hancock. Dress Plaids high colors 1G cts at Woodward Co's Copious showers of rain fell here last evening and this morning. Judge Borton built quite an addition to his office this week. Job Bakestraw is putting up a neat fence around Squ ire Barne's residence. The father and mother of Mr.

I. D. Peters are visiting him this Is Clyde going to celebrate on the Fourth? is now a pertinent question. Let those interested, answer. Mrs.

C. AV. Van De-Mark has commenced house keeping, in the house lately occupied by the Haskett family. Messrs. Mosher Denton of Ames, have just received a mammoth steam corn shcller, capacity 3,000 bushels per day.

Mrs. Henry Huff is having a severe spell of sickness. Her sister Mrs. Sayre, has been telegraphed to, from Wabash, Ind. She and little daughter arrived on this mornings train.

Herinon is selling a nice Newport slipper, four buttons, or ties, for one dollar. Miss Lou Mitchell, an accomplished young lady of Lawrence, Kansas, will be in town in a few days to spend several weeks Mr. A. H. Lee and wife.

Miss Houston and Miss Cady of Concordia will start branch Milli-nerv store in Mrs. Adams old stand "Younsr Extra." bv old Extra Im that his customers get the benilit of these advantages. ported, weighs, 1,650 lbs. at Patrie's stable. Also Young "Rothchilds," weighs 1,400 at' Patrie's stable.

Call. Fresh bread and cakes verv morn ing at the Clyde A. F. Mr. A.

II. Lee, from this attend to the outside business of the Democrat. Soliciting advestiscments, subscriptions and job work. With this arrangement We shall have more leisure to attend to the inside work Hancock. CLYDE, KAN.

DR. E. M. BLACHLY, RESIDENT DENTIST CLYDE, KANSAS. Bread tickets Bread tickets 1 at him.

He is a concentrated Cawr-filogcthist. He is acquainted with all modes of the ancient battering-ram of the ante-diluvians to the latest nitro-glyocrinc machine of the Communists. We feel that in placing the war portfolio in the hands of the redoubtable Colonel that the honor of the Democrat will ever be sustained and our. enemies always laid low in the dust. Hereafter we shall retire at night with a consciousness of perfect security, peaceful slumbers and pleasant dreams.

W. Woodward II. Perry, II. S. J.

Taggart, A. G. Dcrse, W. S. Hermon, Cannon Beebee, L.

R. Bishop and Davis Curtis. All sell dry goods and groceries but that is not what yoii get at the Burner Drugstore, there you get ImV'vcst white lead, Linseed Oil, the purest mixed paints made in the U. the best line of Patent Medicines, and. all kinds of pure Drugs.

Be sure and buy your Drugs there. the Cl3'dc Bakery, A. F. Hancock. of the office and mean to make our The most noted men of modern Just What was Needed.

Two weeks ago Dave Coon bought out the Star Bakery and he has since refurnished and refitted it in the best style. .1 A. large stock of candies, oranges, lemons, cigars, and to-baco, and everything in the confectionery line, has just been received. First-class meals and lunches can lie had atall hours. Those who drop in at regular meal times can get an excellent meal times can get an excellent meal for 25 cents at other times more will be charged to pay for extra etc.

Lunches, as usual, from 5 up to 25 cents. A competent baker has charge of the ovens and fresh bread and cake can be had daily. During the warm weather it don't pay to do your own baking and have a fire in the house when you can get all you need for a small sum. The Ice Cream season is now fairly Opened and cream can be had in any quantity for private families, parties, sociables, etc. He lias a cozy little parlor where cream will be served at all hoars.

Cider, lemonade and other summer drinks can always be had. You can find anything you want, and Dave will always give you a hearty welcome, so drop in and sec him. paper better than ever. times have publicly attested to the value of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a cure for coughs and colds. We make no charge for registering ETOfloc in King's new photograph gallery, opposite the Commercial Hotel CALL AND EXAMINE or advertising your property.

Wo only charge commissions on sales. L. J. Crans Concordia. We will club the Democrat Butterick's Delineator, for $2 a year, payable iu advance.

Each subscriber will be allowed to select as a premium any of their patterns to the value of fiftybcnts. The Delineator contains more valuable and practical information regarding New Goods and new styles, than any other Fashion Publication in the world. It is an indispcnsible magazine to lady LEGAL NOTICES. Rotiee of PuhlieaUon. Laud Office, Concordia, Kann nr i.

April 22nd, 1881. Notice is hereby given that the folk wine-named DAVID TURNER, Large and well assorted stock of FURNITURE, CARPETS, CURTAIN GOODS, WALL PAPER LOOKING-GLASS AND PITURE FRAMES Wbieh I ofier at exceedingly low prices, for Cask. settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry who wishes to keep up with the in ajfcw days. ions. tbereor on xuursaay, June issi, at tne u.

s. Laud Office, at Concordia, Kansas, viz: JOHN B. CYR, Home Kntry No. 14886, for the southeast one-quarter (WEV) section one (1), town seven (7) south, raspe is head-quarters; you can a fine men's buttoned shoe from $2.50 to Hermon will move to the new brick store room now being fitted up for him, the latter part of this week, where ha hopes to sec all his friends. We notice quite a citified air about Wood ward's and Perry's stores Lately we presume it is because they dress $4.50, don't buy elsewhere until you one (1), west, and names the following as his wit nesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said tract, viz: A.

Barceto, of Concordia: and Rev. E. Faradis, Eli Laundrle and An- toine Allen, all of Cloud county, Kansas. f. i7tzz is.

mcjsckbon, Begieter. Dr. Blachly extracts teeth, day or Bartlett Crump Land Office Concordliv, Knn. May 9th, 1881. O.lo0l Notice is hereby given that the foUowinir-named Handsome patterns in table Oil Cloths at Woodward Co's.

settler has filed notice of bis intention to majte final proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof on Saturday, June 18, 1881, at the IT, S3. -Land Office at Concordia, KansaSv vis: Hermon is selling the choicest neach-blow and western-red potatoes JOHN IS. HALEAU, Home entry No. 12501. for the SWV gee.

jwn 7. DOUSE Mr. W. N. Woodward is at Kansas City, purchasing summer goods.

Come every day and see New goods, A. F. Hancock. Hermon has the nicest lot of Dross Buttons in the city, and at prices that never fails to sell them. Sun-bonnets arc all the rage at present.

This fashion is alt very well for homely girls, to hide their plain features, but it is rather rough on the good-looking ones, who are also com-pel led to conceal their beautiful faces, and inasmuch as the majority wearing them are ill-featured, we believe it is a device of theirs to.get even with their more favored sisters. for 50 cts. per bushel. South Range 1 West, and names the follow as his witnesses to prove Ids continuous residefAHon and cultivation of said tract, via: Cyprtan Rondrcau, of Carmcl, A. Barcelo, H.

Lanoue and M. Lanonc of Concordia, Cloud county, Kansas. Miv Baker Borton, who travels around the country pretty much all iJ. li. mceckko, Bee-lster.

10t24 --'i. the time and ought to know whereof lie speaks, is authority for saying that Service of Publication. A daily paper is about to be started in Clyde, Mr. Chas. F.

Batchcl-dcr late of the burnt-out Herald of this town will assume the management of the same. Decoration day is drawing near and we owe it to the memory of the heroes who fell. in defense of their country to decorate their graves. All the civic societies and the militia ought to commemorate this day. Dr.

Blachly, hasr just added a new dental chair and dental engine to his office. The Doctor is now prepared to do first-class work, having all the modern appliances of dentistry to -Extra size corsets at Woodward The nicest lot of Ladies, Misses and child reus fancy hose we have yet seen, is at Hermou's. An emigrant train of 21 wagons passed through this place containing 21 families yesterday, bound for Oregon, from Elk and Wilson Counties Kas. They seem to think Kansas is not hoalthy since the prohibition law went into effect. They say that there are many more there than are dissatisfied and that It will materially ofiect emigration in Kas.

In the District Court of Cloud County, Kansas, To the apple crop of this vicinity is going to he immense this year. He examine this stock. An endless variety of women's, misses and children's shoes and slippers, from 25 cents per pair up to $4.50. Don't buy a hat of any kind until you examine the best stock of hats ever brought to the west, at the Chicago Cash House. A full assortment of glass and queens-ware always on hand at lowest possi-able prices.

Iu groceries you will find the best stock- in any one retail house in the west and from 10 to 15 per cent cheaper than competitors. Customers will find in the future, as well as in the past, that this House will maintain its reputation as being the leader in low prices to the end. Please bear in mind that goods arc bought for cash and sold for cash and in this way can afford to $ell much lower than others, besides as there is only one person interested in -the business, consequently do not have to divide profits at the end of the year, for this reason goods can be sold at a much less profit then they could be Respectfully yours, HENRY PERRY. 3TA11 kinds of produce taken in exchange, at the highest market price. August irm, a.

u. isol. AtVABETTAR. Grakoke, Plaintiff, i' Va DivnitfO. stopped the other day at the farm of their show-windows so neatly.

We have not seen so much attention paid to displaying goods in their windows as in these two stores, since we. have been in Kansas. Keep it up gentlemen, you will bo recompensed for your labor, a great number notice your displays and are pleased thereat that say nothing to you about them. We were iu doubt whether L. J.

Craiis had become a widower or intended removing from the village of Concordia, to our busy city, from his frequent visits of late. It has leaked out that important. legal business he had charge of brought him here. Soda-water fountains are now, hi full play, and it is now in order to ask your friends to "toko a drink." A first-class article can be found cither, at. McDonald's or Randies' Drug Stores Andrew Wilcox, on Dry Creek, Gkokor R.

ORaxukr, Defendant. To George R. Oranger of parts unknown: Yoa are hereby notified that the plaintiff In this artioa -on the 11th day of May, 1831, filed her petition against yon, the said George R. Granger, in said Dis and examined his orchard in which there arc over 800 apple trees, a ma jority of which' are bearing this Is the place to buy all kinds of Huvt ari Con Sellers aid lie WEITEWATER WAQON. CHEAP FOR CASH.

H0USE-BUILDEB8, Attention to mr Wy.ite Cat To: Trir-mtni: promptly to i as in iU" is Titiif. Also liit.i:i i.ti.. uf tLe very bert It 3' ln iia.jtf. leered at Clyde at livf. Satisfaction guanw K.

Soash, A WBBBST, pi season." Mr. Wilcox says that his trict Court of Cloud county. Kaunas, charging yoa with willful abandonment of your wife, the said Al varetta R. Qranger, for mora than one year prior to said 7th day of May, 1881, without Just cause- or provocation: and the said plaintiff In said pttlUo -prays to toe divotned frora you. th aatd-Gaom H.

orchard will yield fully 1,000 bushels of apples this year. A conundrum Which arc the more Granger, and to be decreed the custody of her chlldi you are therefore nottfled that roa havebaea tned in aid District Court as aforesaid, and that a nlaa yea answer or dmnnr to said plaintiff's on or tf" Religious Notice. A District co-opperatioa meeting of the Churches of Christ in Dis.No. composing the count ies of Washington, Republic, Cloud, Clay and the Northern tier of township Ottowa will be held at Clifton, commencing on Thursday night 26th inst.and continnelng over the 5th Lord's day. There will be a Business Section held on Friday and Saturday.

Preaouing every night and threo times on Lord' day. Picnic dinner at the Hall. The state evangelist will be present. John Bocgs. guilty parties, those who arc striving fore the 1st day of Jaly, I88t.

said petieion afU fc to keen the defaulter from his deserv uuten as trtra and joflyment as prayed for txll "itlon rendered accsMlttgly: naM salt TfU to lof ed fate a position behind the bars at Leavenworth or ho defaulter him neanng at me or sbM onwrt, ALVAluftA ft, By I SostroN, tlw- self? nr. llvr Attomey. liJ.