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vitusnr.i svTrwAa ELLSWORTH. KANSAS. E. MUU(MN Editor. CHAS.

I YON, Local Editor. SUBSCRIPTION: One copy, one year $2 oo One copy, six months, 00 One copy three months 5 One copy one month 20 All subscriptions payable in advance. iijii: table, Kansas PaciUe Railway. Train leaving Ellsworth as follows: EASTWARD. No.

3 Fassencer train 5 5 A- M- 4 1017 6 Freight 405 A.M. 8 n-59 WESTWARD. No. I Passenger train, l-45 M- 3 o-43 a. 5 Freight $2.

00 Per Year. Ellsworth, Kansas, Saturday, June 14, 1879. NO. 16. Vol, I WILSON.

LOCAL CORBESPGMDENCE. The Second City of Elfewortlt County. best. Ho is a farmer and stock raiser. Next is your humble servant, who raises a little grain; then comes M.

Carter, oar school elerk, and an excellent neighbor, he is a farmer and mechanic John Larkin, stock raiser and farmer F. Melville, the same; T. Dvvenson, W. II. Geoddel, G.

Allen and Win. Allen, farmers; Wm. Johns, farmer; Z.Jackson, farmer and stock raiser and postmaster; Sim Johns, stock raiser and farmer; Slioeman, farmer; I think we will call Mr. Vance the that he is the right man in the right place. Mr.

Fowle trasacts an extensive grocery business. Geo. S. Lech-ner is the proprietor of the cheap cash store. He has an enviable trade and enjoys a good business reputation.

His store is large and well stocked. The California House is presided over by W. II. Carhartt. The house is built of stone, cozy and well adapted to the wants of the traveling public.

It has been lately refurnished through Terra Cctta. To the Editor of the Times. Sir: Harvesting has commence around here this week, and by all appe trances will have a fair yield. Corn and potatoes need rain bad. Ye local editor of the Brookvilla Times will have it that the cyclone raised about Flourishing Town.

Fine Business Houses. Attractive Residences, and Good Business Prospects. C. T. FOSTER, House and Sign Painter, ELLSWOUTII, KAN AS Graining, Plain and Deccorative, Paper Hanging.

Glazing and Kslsoniing exec wiih neatness and dispixUh. Country solicited. NEW AMERICAN HOUSE, JOHN KELLY, Proprietor. Established in iStS; burned in rehailt immediately, bat l-unied again in 1S77; rebuilt of stone two stories in 1S7S. Is now conduced as a hrswUss hold.

The traveling will conull their bet interests by patioaiziiig this hotel. Mr. Ke ly has an experience of 10 years, but will ni ke it his personal business to see to comfit of his guests. Teims $100 per day; lodgings 35 cents. Hotel on South Main Street, comer Douglass Avenue.

Kansas HISTORY OF THE TOWN. The growth of western Kansas forms plain that you cannot raise anything in Kansas, like you could back east. I know very well that where I came from you could not get a farm to cultivate in said manner, under no con sideration. Now let us all farm bettor, and not have the new comer to remark, that we so frequently hear, "why I don't think your land can be worth anything by the looks of some of the crops that I have noticed in passing o'er the country." What is, worth doing at all, is worth doing well, not how much, but how well. Now, friends, I don't make any personal allusions, but if the shoe fits, wear it, and try and improve in the future.

Hurrah for the Fourth of July, 187J. How is this, Joseph A. Wiggin Treasurer Ellsworth cojnty, Kas. Success to the Ellsworth Times. Addison.

a subject of major importance. It in volves the success or failure ot a large number of individuals and families in quest of homes, but least likely the Terra Cotta. lie says we are always raiding old ned or nigh wind-, how can we help it, don't Alpha hail from Terra Cotta? Gogerty sayshe was in Ellsworth lately, and that oar county offieers looked at as sour as a frosted potatoe, and did not know what, was wrong till J. out, lhe Wilson Hotel, CJaus-sen proprietor, is a large stone structure, with fine airy bed-rooms, dining, sample, and sitting-rooms, with all the general appointments compatible with the growing interests of Wilson. Mr.

Claussen acts the part of mine host after the true manner, and looks Correspondence Solicited. Write upon pages of a single size, last, but not the least, on the creek, as I think some of his land reaches the creek. Now 1 would say our school house is about completed, teacher and scholars have moved in, and I think we have a good house, and a number one teacher, one who is well prepared to teach and has had the advantage of eastern society, so much needed, to show good manners, more especially in a new school. We thank the directors, Messrs. Prescott.

Cross all vour fs ami neatly dot your 1 failure, and most likely the realization of the hopes of those brave enough to On one side only let your lines be seen accept the primary lessons taught in well to the comfort of his guests. C. SpRlOi; County Clerk ami lei It District Court. I. A.

WlGGl.N, Aent P. R. aisd National land Co lands. the uuiluinsr ud ot a new world, lhe Correct ves, correct all that you write, Ami let your Ink be black, your paper, trouble experienced by the majority of emigrants is in finding a suitable place BIKTH OF THE CITY. The original plat of Wilson was white; For spongy foolscap of a muddy blue Betrays a mind of the same dismal hue Punctuate carefully, for on this score to pitch their tents.

It is then the mission of the newspaper to present an laid out in the year of 1871. lor years it rested in a sleepy condition, WIGUIN SPRIGG, EAL ESTATE AND accurate account of each important inert and without any apparent ani Nothing proclaims the practiced writer KANSAS section of country which is open lor settlement. mation. A period arrived, however, when the people were aroused from Bee be asked him if the was not Alpha. He swears if he knew who Alpha was, he would put a head ou hhu.

Now on the other hand, Mr. ShadwrUer says, if he knew who he was. he would treat him to a new hat. King owed iir. Shadwriter, sixteen dollars lor the lat twelve years, since the time we was discharged by Major- Trueiuan, and has been troubled with a bad memory till the Times, and the coming election's lias scrubbed it up some.

Result, Shad, had bixtden dollars uhead, and another convert, to the Times. There is no difference, between dollars and the claws of a more. their lethargy. About tnree years Facinc THE FORT HARKER RING. Railway.

ago their new era of prosperity bad its advent, and a transformation in the Thev swore a big ewarc, and they general appearance took place. The LANDS! LAN city took its name irom uson creet, Carter aud Larkius,) for their good judgment in the matter, and in pushing the the work forward. I must not forget to tell who our teacher is, Miss Maud llull5 Win. Johns' neice, late of New York. I would like to correct a mistake printed May 17th, saying two-thirds of which number have never been in a school house, I think it is the In selecting a teacher our directors acted wisely in cho-ing one that will most benefit the scholars in teaching them morally and mentally, and we adopt the proverb, charity should begin at We think no one so low in our neighborhood as to poison stock where there are at least three owners in that herd of kopt their terrible oaths.

When Fort IlarUer was bc'mg vacated by the ioj; a- which takes its course two and a halt Ac- j'siciiius, SarseoitH and miles south. Wilson is one half mile from the western boundry of the t'OUlHlM'r. Office on Douglass Avenue, north of county. military, the sutler of the post, who is tac present county judge, and the clerks, Spites, Jelly, Dyer, Huycke and made their brags that they SOitz Dreg More. atu-ntiou given to gymtvology and general chronic OBJECTS OF INTEREST.

It is not Generally concecded that Kansas to the Front. The Lending Wheat State in the Union 1S7S, and the foarth Co.n State The Great Kansas Harvest of 1S7S was solid for the GOLDEN BELT." The celebrated Grain Belt of country, in the section of central Kansas, traversed y. the Kansas Pacific. The following statements are taVen from the report of the Kansas State Board of u'tu--e lor 1S7S: WI2K.1TI Kansas rises from the eleventh wheat State in 1S77 to the fust erab fish, they are both Would it not be welt for the readers of the Tlmks to be casting tiu ir eyes around in search of good, faithful and trustworthy men, to till the vac nicies that will occur in November. We want men who know nothing about the rule of addition, divi-ioa and silenc.

We want railroad corporations have sympathies would run tho county, and they have Along the Kansas Pacific line, From Denver to Missouri's waters. Each youthful town has hail its song; Of gallant sons and charmingdaughters. But oh, there is one happy spot, Amidst the flowers bright and airy Which once in loveliness sprung up 'Tis Wilson, thriving on the prairie. A nAl'PY CONTRAST. Kansas, with her reputed wealth, was dearly bought.

The trials and hardships" of her early settlers were many and severe and, while our own city of Ellsworth was curbed and blighted in her early youth, by the rude hands that held the west in awe, Wilson was born in time of peace, and hence knew not of days of danger, nights of breaking. While other portions of the State were born in blood, scourged by war, probated by famine, and desolated by the elements, in contrast with this tragic history the fate of Wilson has been a happy one. She was born in the glitter of golden grain, and affinities, but Wilson demon made good their boast. When they GRAND CJf RAL HOTEL, Opposite Ik. I.

lepol. took possession of the county offices strates that there is magnanimity in the heart of the great Kansas Pacific, in the erection of a magnificent depot. Mr. Larkin's. Who would do 4U 4nnA in the treasure over LllVY iwutivi l-'d 000 cash and no scrip out.

To ELLSWO.il II, KANSAS Wines, Liquors and Cigars. men that will not be deputising from Dick and Harry, to do tiuir biu-iuess. We want men that does not think the It is built of stone, is forty by one hundred feet, and imposing in the fullest sense of the term. There are Now I will close by saying that crops are looking tine. Rain wanted, but the crops are not suffering.

Harvest begins here in a few days. Occasional. day the county is almost helplessly in wheat State in the Union in 187S, producing 958 i.ustiels winter wheat, and 5 796, 403 hushels spring wheat: total. debt, whilo the moa lrom l-ort liar oiliee lieriditary, or that the marching Terms Tit Dollars Per Day. HJIIX.G.

WIGGIN, 1'ion. lmh -U wheat, with only onr-ei-hih of lhe State under cultivation. The on'anized ker tho ring are well off and in Ed P. TauU Clerk counties lying in the Golden Wheat Celt of of the county will stop if they are not retained. We want men who are not eternally running after olllee, and button possesion of houses, lands, fine cloth Wilson's Ins and Outs.

the Kansas I acific produced 13,335324 bushels, or over 41 per cent, and, including uiireporui.g couiuies, lal.y 14 000.000 holing every man they meet, and asking him how the people in his neighborhood ing and pockets and safes full of money. This has been accomplished while tho county has been pluuged deeper into debt, and the tuxes are was nursed in peace, and will yet be or 45 per cent of the entire yield of wheat in die State, averaging 24 bushels to the acre. the balmv and romantic Mecca of The very warm and dry weather contribute in part to render our litt.e city somewhat dull in a business way, the most that is being done, appear- stands and then boasting that they cannot be beat in the county. $20,000. To Loan I am prepared to take Loans ou Improved Farms for live y-ars at a ivumhi able commission, with 10 per cent interest, payable semi-annually.

Z. JACKSON, Come to the Po-t Ollice. while the average fur the Mate was 17 bushels neonle from every clime seeking a per acre. Gentlemen, that day has gone by. The run tip to four and tivo per cent realm of bliss.

4 I Kansas, lae f.mrth Com State in three large elevators in active service. The Presbyterian fraternity are anxiously watching the progress of a new church, which will cost 3,000 when finished. It is built of stone, and occupies one acre donated by the.lv. P. railioad.

The the same generous railroad company, donated one acre to the Methodist fraternity, acd the same has been broken and put into order. The Methodist people have erected a parsonage upon it. A LEADING I'EATVKE. The chief object of interest is the railroad park, which serves as a place ot resort for residents and pleasure-seekers. This choice tract of land, comprising twelve ceres, was bequeathed Tim law nrov ides that tho county the Union in 1S7S, produced So, 524 07 1 county is iVdii.gvi do gJoe aWive preparation lor scpa Oathedra.i Jrr7.s wiVh wit-i m-nced PROMINENT CITIZENS.

usht of corn. Of hich the Golden Grain their own think jorjthi8KnmtYlJ The commercial interests of the of our farmer IE relief. some can and will do tu-Ii own voting. Tliis'j'j the town are represented by men of licit counties pioduccd 27,399.055 bushels, or ii.nt nearly on.e-thwci, uf the entire of the Siate, with VeouaPv grarrd we( ic. I Utnm-.

Ciol-I. Ui ciitrvtnui number of healers have Quito good business tact and sterling worth prominent among whom are the fol ELLSWORTH. KANSAS. lowing llimes Latshaw, dealers show ing 111 all other departments of agricu ture. The foregoing facts concJuively why 29 pe.

cent of the increase in popuUsion in tht-State daring the pat four years; and 40 per cent of thr increase in population durii treasurer's accounts shall be examined every threo months, but it has never been don Never! How long do our tax-burdened citizens wish this to If you want the county out of debt and taxes lessened, ask the Fort Harker clique to stop du-n and -out. Election Notes. in lumber, and proprietors of an exten I make a specialty of goinrr to the been sold, but the most in demand appear be the McCormiek self binder and Messrs. Heissi oth Nl Clanssen, can hardly get them set up fast enough for their customers. Wheat 'in our part of "the Great sive lumber yard.

Mr. Latshaw country with iarties of land seeker part of the county i greatly iu favor of J. W. Powers for Treasurer. If that gentleman would allow las- name to he used lor such an oT.iec, he would -t almost a unanimous vote here.

Can we not learn through the Timys. Alvha. Little Sudie lAHiiai.5. the bright four year old daughter of Mr. Dwight Loomis, had her hip' dislocated ou Hand.tj-, by a hatchway door of the' cellar being blown bv the wind upon her.

Dr. Stearns, of handles grain, whiles Mr. Himes con lhe past ye nd 4 per cent of thr in creased acreage of wheat in the State in 1S7S, belonged to the -l 'en Celt to the city by the Kansas I acme rail fines himself to the lumber business. road company, and is both useful and a general livery and feed stable business. also keep a supply of Colorado and Fort coals.

A Farm for Everybody, 62 500 farm American Desert," is hardly up to the! ornamental, (the handiwork ot II. M. II. Keyser, dealer in dry good. and groceries, and also keeps hotel.

W. B. Powers, general real estate and 5 000 000 acres for sale tv Kan-as Pacific. Ainslie, division, superintendent, and general average, but ir. A.

Latshaw appears to think, there enough to J. S. Proprietor. the best land in America at oni $2. to $6.

per acre, one-quarter off for cash, or on 6 or 11 years credit at 7 per cent interest. It don't sake much money to buy a farm on th G. A. Atwood is working hard to W. P.

Wyraan, road master of the Smoky Hill division, contributed in justify him iu making improvements and insurance agent, hits been Here one year, and came form Pennsylva 1:1 his gram elevators to meet an nia. E. J. Dolemever, engraver, Kansas I'acitie; S26. to SSo.

will secure So ictivo wheat trade. In anticipation in great measure to the work beautifying.) The original idea get the office of Treasurer. His brother Sam county Attorney and theyliavoup the "King" for Albeit acres On crer'it, or $120. to $360 iu cash ill Daily and Weekiy fiewspapers. Story pajws, ioo.vi?, Sl-ationery, of which he has dug a pit 25x-lJ and Brookville, was called and set the bone quickly and skillfully.

The little lady is doing well, We paid a visit to Eden Farm, hear Terra Cotta, on Monday, and found the watchmaker and jeweler, form Pen-uvslvania, since the first of April. Duv it outright. 15 feet in depth. Ho will have, the Send to S. J.

Gilmore, Land Commission Thorn psom, dry tr rust into tho office. As during the Schennerhorn laying cut this park was to prove to the satisfaction of the home-seeker and the credulous, that trees will flourish unon the crreat plains of latest improved, and best facilities for j)tr, u'nuloic-biuuls and luiures, CIGAIIS AXD TOBACCO. er, aliiia, Kas for the "Kansas P.icific unloading gram in the shortest pos next two years a largo amount of goods and clothing. ine house of the i tv i hist named firm has been operation nuking fund, provided to pay oil the 7 Th sible time, and will elevate by eteam P.it-fiice 1 uil'itnir. STEPHEN CRANE, Kansas as well as in the States further power.

ELLSWORTH KAN AS Bonded Indebtedness of tho county, the i oad the greater portion of his east, i here are thousands ot beauti staff under General Donegan busy inn lighting a harvest onslaught with two reaping machines. Messrs. Donegan Brown, the proprietors, were good spirits over the prospective yield, although quite below last year. They have a tine wheat field of 500 acres? which ful shade trees set out over the lhe ground taken out ot tho cellar if it may be so called he unloaded vail bo in tho hands of tho treasurer, time, representing the celebrated dry Homestead," a publication which tells at.out Inds Homesteads. Pre empiion, Soil.

Cli mate. Products, S'ock raising, Schools. Wages, Land Explorers' Tickets, Rates etc. It is mailed free to all applicant-. Read all you can gather about Kansas, and wh you decide to start, be sure and start right by locactmg along the Kansas Pacific Railway.

T. OAKES, F. Ii. GROAT, Gen'l Supc intendent Gen Pass. At KANSAS CITY.

MO. IiIIL. T. I'ODLllTOX, grounds, with tasty walks, mounds nnArntA with. This fund ill goods house ot Hodd, Brown just north of our new depot, in a low and flower-beds, all under the super i i dftfinn if St.

Louis. Mr. Schermerhorn reach as lnsrh as clO.Uw. and it is thA hiieinpsa of thf Wilson Attorney at Law, vision of J. Llaussen.

The Kan a tempting bait for Atwood to specu- e6tablishment, and by genial manners sas Pacific did a good work for Wilson ELLSWOUTII, KAX. spot, where the frogs in the spnng, and the boys in the summer me, held high carnival, after a heavy fall of rain. It is quite an improvement to our town, and I think should enti and the people of this classic city can will average 12 bushels to trie acre. They also have 150 acres of corn and 250 acres iu millet, which is looking well. lato with, a Bam, ior county At lias attracted an extensive irauo.

iie Strict Attention riven to sr Business. is a gentleman to the manor born, torney to direct how it ejiall Tax-payers, beware of Atwood. and well known to the citizens of Ells They are going to thrash the wheat as not form too high an estimate upon the true worth ot this park. The quantity of grass and rapid growth tle him to a free pass, on the Kansas fast as it is cut and nut it in the market worth, having endeared himself to Pacific for many days. A new bakery, in connection with them by uuiform courtesy during immediately.

We found Mr. Donegan's SlOIILKlt CX3sMXCiIIA5I, ATTORNEYS AT LAV, SALINA, KANSAS Office in rostofnee Block. The publihh-jr of tho Ellsworth Re of trees and shrubbery, put3 to night the theory of the great American a period of eiqht vears, while in the family comfortably ensconsed in a neat porter makes his paper the medium of W. S. BRADsIIaW, AUCTIOXEEll.

ELLSWOUTII, KANSAS. EST AEI-1SLD lS5S. It is frequently called the service of Mr. A. Larkin.

Letta confectionary and so 4th, will be opened in a few days for the benefit new house on an additional claim adjoin Forbes are the proprietors of a large a cowardly and uncalled for thrust at ing Eden, and all happy and well. ot the resident and roving pub.ic. Mr. J. T.

Lewis, proprietor. He drug store. They command a good the local editor of the TiME3 F. II i nnctniaa onn rinira nrt rt- vr i inn Oxhide Creek. niMiuntr th.at is aa con- Our jolly old friend, E.

E. Bacon, BAKERY RESTAURANT. has returned from Illinois, with his rnu. i'ii. J-iCllct, luuuu i iiu.iivu a unci- temptibleas it is untrue.

The pub- t. To the Editor of the Times Main Street, opposite the Depot, experimental garden," but as every thing grows upon its fertile soii in profusion and beauty, it will be in order to newly name it as the Garden of Eden. Adjoining this park, to the east, is a valuable farm of one hundred and sixty acres, the property of J. T. McKitrick, upon which he has a fine residence.

CHANCES OF SUCCESS. lisher of the Reporter is a ban with iand and evinces that characteristic KANSAS little brains and less discretion. The aptitude in trade and warmth of friend Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies ou hand Every Day Sir: I will send my description of Oxhide Creek, although, it may not be what you expect as it would take one too loug to give a full description, and intrude upon j'our so I will give it eternal fitness of thingt 13 reversed ship like a true son of Scotia. Diess- when ho is placed in the editor's chair; auf en are, the PPnetore ot GKOlLCii; SE1TZ. AND Manufacturing Pharmacist, ELLs WOX I'll, k.i.

AS. rmcrlilcns carefully tmj un hl ot any hour oj the day or night ly tomjtcrd Wilson is a paragon tawn. Her in as few words as possible. Lloyd ATTORNEYS AT LAW ANI Iioan Insurance Agents. and, tno opiuion 01 iuo v.iuer, no is an immenco etock of good3f anJ are a blot on tho body politic.

renowned for their ability to serve pockets well lined with greenbacks and sich," and in order to use them profitably, is about fitting up a room for the grocery trade. I have no doubt he knows there are "millions in it," and one thing his customers will always find on hand, a good piece of bacon. Our Presbyterian church is pro-gresing sl.iwly, but if time lasts which we hope it will will some day be finished, I mean the chutch edifice, not time. Well it is so warm this afternoon Oxhide Creek is situated in the south We havo Rti utter distaste for and please, as well as fair dealing ern part of Ellsworth county, and heads people are generous, thrifty and enterprising. By some happy accident the old fogy element, which usually retards the progress of flourishing communities, is in this case a myth.

Mean, ELLSWORTH, KANSAS. in Sec. 2, T. 17, R. 9, its length be iiowapipcr variance, but truth in as- inehrm came lrom fhiiade phta years ago.

J. F. McKitnck promi- ing about twelve miles, running X. by watering about eleven sections in a itaueu. wu nently identified with the progress of All I.ea.'irg PATENT MEDICINES ays in siH fe.

uow wo Bueaia our iiui m.a uu- Wilson, came from Uincinnati in the sordid men, w-hose first, last and para ine, besides two tributaries, watering welcome warfare. Once a littlo dog year 1871. He has twice been made mi. i Physician. Surgeon and Accoucheur, C.

s. E. SCttGEOX, K. I. Railroad Physician, County I'hysicivn.

Office and Residence, Mala St Ellsworth mount idea of living is to get gold, hard gold, and die a stranger to kindly harked at tha Moon well, what did justice of the peace, and has accumu two more, making thirteen in all, besides springs too numerous to mention; it has E. A. j. that my ink dries on the pen, so for ro.VLRS Cashier. Powers, President.

feeli ig, are wholly unknown; and the clear soft water, running over a gravel tha Moon do about it? Why, went considerable valuable property. He is a very popular gentleman, u. the present 1 will say fare-well. Melange, W. F.

TOMTK.5NS, Ass't Cashier. on earning jum mo same over. Sternberg is the accommodatincr and sand bottom, high beautiful banks, covered with nice forest trees, fruit trees people are a unit when any scheme pointing toward the improved condition of the city affairs is presented. Though not the county-seat of Ells Will tho diaphanous egotist of the railroad agent, who has struck the A. B.

Suei-uerd, Cletk C. Taylor, Proprietor. The Powers Bank, Oak Creek. and shrubbery. Forest trees consists of Ellsworth O'jiolete put that in his pipe I popular chord in the hearts of the worth, she bids lair to rival many of people.

He was formerly agent at oak, elm. red and white ash, box elder, coffee bean, walnut, hackberry, cotton To the Editor of the Times. Ellsworth, Kansas. Lllsworth. A.

A. Jellison, county her cotemporaries and will some day KANSAS PACIFIC HOUSE, I5ROOKVILLE, KANSAS. commissioner, is the largest property wood and wahoo the fruit trees are such as plum and cherry, grape, gooseberries. Does a cenctal 1 ankirg rusiness. Euvs and and cmoko it? FOURTH OF JULY, 1879.

Grand and Terrible 'Celebration, cession of Dignitaries. call upon the State Capital to pack up holder the city, lie has erected exchange on all the pnrcip'e cities of the Pro- her mortgages and clear the way. many dwellings and business houses House First Class In every re United States mt Kur-tpe. Make collec- Ellsworth, look to your laurels. ions, advances on tills I ladii-g, scounis raspberries and wild currants.

It nice level bottom lands all along from a half to a quarter of a mile in width, and and contributed largely toward the nf Wilann TTft controls a spect. Terms moderate. Sir: Still dry and hot, yet the farmers have taken advantage of the dry weather and have their corn in splendid order for a good refreshing shower which seens to bo brewing, as the wind is blowing steadily all day from the southeast, which has never failed yet to bring rain, if it continued any length of time. Unless we get a good commercial pper. Allows interest oa time deposits and extends to its customer all the accommodations coieisteut with safe r-KOCESSION of the very best soil for farming and Th Mavor.

nlavimr a concerto on the large mmoer iracto in company wun Judge Newton's Court, tiu-horn. nls sous, anu is one 01 the cnartar meadow while the hills or Colorado House AND the council 1 members of the business circle. Mr. bluffs are useful for grazing as they A. C.

DoJre vs. W. II. II. Dodare R.

K. LYONS. A. JEbHARDT. Looking cute and winking with the Jellison occunies the finest mansion afford splendid grass, nice sand and lime i i money demand on account.

Trial oy leit eye. tQiVn. Dr. Eillie. an eminent BestauianT the court.

Verdict for plaintiff, $25.00 motto What are principles without raoucy? pnysician, came nere six years ago citizens from Iew York. He is a graduate rain soon, spring wheat and oats ate going to be cut short. The winter wheat is being harvested and is good both in quality and quantity. The corn is booming right upward. ltoxs ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Eeal Estate and Iusnranoe Agents.

ELLSWORTH. KANSAS. and costs. City of Ellsworth vs. John Henry With their fists clenched and looking of the New York University and a icipus.

drunk and disorderly. Fine 5.00 and practitioner The regular school ot Brother farmers, I notice some of MRS. IMLL. Proprietress, BROOKVILLE, KANSAS MEALS AT AL.I. 1IOIR5 AND A costs.

medicine. The doctor also studied the prominent schools of medicine in BANNER Down with the Dutch. koys Two and two swapping knives. BANNER Marsh Bro's Co. vs.

P. S. Cunningham, June 2, 1879. Action on note Pans. ranee.

J. iowle -is the cus you get in hurry when you are putting in your crops and do what I would call a poor job, such as shallow plowing, and not halt enough harrow stone for building purposes, also, tiue prospects for coal undar laying them in different places. Mr. John Larkin has found coal blossoms on his land, and there are indications of the same on my land. The hills I hope will in a not-far-distant day be converted into vineyards, such as can be seen along the hills of the Ohio river.

I will also state we have a good county road running up the valley, which has of late been put in repair, by neighbor McCorniack. Now I will name the residents along the creek; first is our genial host and neighbor Hines, a subscriber and a good juda of I todian of Uncle Sam's mail, and has Trial by the court. Verdict for pluintfT, Sam Atwood on tho sea shore trying to a cozy post-office snugly ensconsed in A Home For Everybody. $60.75 and costs. perform the grand act riding two ing aud scant seed, where needed, in H.

KUNAHAKER SON, JEWELERS Photographers, a corner of a vast store, which is well filled with goods. A little unpleas Lorscs in a horn little brown jug. MOTTO Didn't I fool them nicely. DINNER W. F.

Kline vs. Sylcott Cooley action for work and labor. Trial by the court. Verdict against Sylcott for $14.19 The Western Lumber Company have such crops as wheat, oats, barley, while you have from five to seven stalks of corn iu the hill, drilled at that, and never take time to thin it out. Now hiw can you expect to raisa anything with suoh farming on hand a large stock of choice grades of and costs.

lumber which will be sold at the lowe antness at a certain period, gave rise to a question as to Mr. Fowle's fitness in the management of the mail, but the writer is well satisfied from investigation in the premises, that the eternal fitness of things has ordained market price. We always g.mrar.tee sat Asken Bro. vs. Dodge Bro.

money Treason soup, sea serpent, horse mackerel. His wives, witches bully beef, plucked goose, eels, hung quaker, roast booby, nigger hash, jail birds flummery, i-iacTion to itoaiers. Newcomers cor a horse or any other stock, such as c.ttle demand on note. Trial by court. Ver dially invited to call aud get our figures.

ine, of which he keeps the very above, and yet you howl aud com- ANSIS. ELLSWORTH, or sw: dict for plaintiff, $75.15 aud costs. Jjaregoric, lager. i.