The Longton Gleaner from Longton, Kansas • 3

THE TIMES. PERSONAL PICK-UPS. of CoveValley Items. plenty of aew potatoes in the PConover has put a new fence in (rout his residence. There are market.

Lmgton, Kansas, Friday, June 11 88G. Cool Soda Water at J. W. Riley's. IJorn to Mr ana Mrs uardner, on The ladles of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will give an entertainment at Amsbury Cp's new store some evening next week.

They propose giving public readings once a month, and in order to make them interesting must buy some books from which to make their selections. This coming entertainment will consist of readings and music, which will be free lo all. The refreshmevts ice cream and cake-will be ten cents. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath securen, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.

Nasal Injector free. Amsbury Co are plastering their business house; and will soon havo it ready for their goods. SUBSCRIPTION. 81.00, IN ADVANCE. DrM Skinner, and family, of Glassford.

111. brother-in-law of Boone, are here visiting, ana we hope they will conclude to locate with us. Dr Rosindale, of West Mill Grove, Ohio, and brother of Rosindale, come here last Friday morning and stayed until Monday, May 3, a boy. Buy the Humboldt Flour of White None better. Brother danger, who art thou? Why dont some more of the Coveites write items.

Bro Speers preached Saturday night and Sunday to a large audience. There was a business meeting Monday night. We hear there is to be a 4th of July celebration near the St Charles School-house down in Chautauqua Co. We did not learn the particulars- Go to the Basket Jleetitg down on Salt Longton Kansas, an Ectored at the pogtofflce at cwunil clatu matter Corn! Corn! Rev Robbins will preach at the church on Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Just received at Boone Pace's a car Tuesday night.

He made this office a ploas-ant call on Saturday afternoon. He has been out west since the 1st of April traveling At G. B. law TIME TABLE. K.

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Pas jenger, going west, 7:23 am Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure. For sale at Thos. Wright's Drug Store. load of New Wagons. Creek the 3rd Sunday, one mile east of West Fatal Shooting.

through California, Origan and Washington rasienger, going east, had a new roof Mr George Hollyfield has Liberty. Freirht, going west 10:10 a Notick to TKArnrits. All te.uhera whv expect to attend the National Touchers' As sociation nt Topeka, from July lth to 1 1th will inform mo as to accommodntioiiit desired. The hotel rates are R3 follows. The Vindrtor and Union Pacific, $2.00 per day; Fifth Avenue, $1.50 to 52.00 per day; New Oor don, DuMon House, $1.25 per day.

Smaller hotels and bonrdiug houses will accommodate members at $1.00 per day, Ia addition to the hotel and boarding houo accommodations, provisions will be made for five thousHud members of the Association in private families at $1.00 per day. Several hundred gentlemen can obtain lodging at 25 to 50 cents per day; and meals can bo procured at restaurant and hotels, as from 25 (o 75 cents each. Should any teachers desire to "camp out," tents will be furnished free to members of the Association. The railroad faro is ono half the regular rate. It is urged that as many as ponsible make ar rar gemeut to go and communicate with mo ot once.

Those who do not secure rooms bo fore June 20th, may not bo nble to find accommodations. Any fnrther information will be prouptly furnished. Wiuf Ouvkk, Mmiigor for Elk county east part of the We hear of a few pieces of chmchbuggy Freight, going east 4:30 put in his residence in the city. Territory. Jle showed us some of the most handsome sceneries we ever saw.

The Dr has been a reader of the Times ever since it started. Freieht, Koinir west xn corn but they are scarce. Freight going east 12:40 in The following we clipped from the Kansas Telephone: Pabsons. I closed my work at Longton May 1st, and immediately began work here at Parsons. Three years ago last January, I Belt to the Front again, with the best The Union Sunday School talked of going to the Hartford picnic, but they decided it Ladies Opera Toe fine Slipper and fine shoes.

was to far owing to the condition of teams How- White and Miller went up. to ard yesterday. We are wideawake over here though and going to have another Repub- Secret Societies. LONGTON LODGE, No 242. I I Meets every Friday night at 7:30 Vititing Brethren invited Cherryvale is lican paper will have one of our own after awhile.

On Monday evening last between eight and nine o'clock, Graham shot aud killed Dr Lucaa. Both parties ore well known in Elk county. Immediately after tho $hooting Graham came up town and gave hiruself up, claiming that the shooting was douo in self defense. His story is that as he was passing Lucas' house that Mrs Lucas cal ed him in, he at first refused to go into the house, but finally did so. Thct as soon as he stepped inside she shut the door and turned the key; she then offered him some nuts she had cracked and asked him to take a glass of beer: be refused when she asked bh null Born, to Mr and Mrs Philips, fine boy Mr A Snyder made us a pleasant call Tfvou want the best possible light made GEORGE E.

OTT, Wells and lady ot Howard were from Oil, buy tho Head-light Oil of White CH FLANARV, Sec'y. our midst Sunday. Th wheat is nearly all harvested, and is About a dozen of Voorhees' cattle got ONGTON LODGE, NO. 26, A. F.

A. M. out of the correll Tuesday night and helped JLi Meetslstand 3d Sat urday of each monthf Thursday morning, we are always glad to see him. Mrs Brooks has been on the sick list this week, but ig better now. Miss Clark, of Pottawatomie Kan.

has been visiting her uncle, Henry Churchman, left Monday evening for Girard to visit her un themselves to his corn. Scrub. turning out better than expected. A nn. lot of "Lead Pencils for sale at the Times Offito Call and see them.

fit itin reth ren vited GUST ANDERSON, M. O. II. LED DEN, Sec'y. I will in a few days start a Notary Public went to Longton and after a series of meet ings, organized a Congregational church with a membership of thirty-three.

In the three years I was pastor, ninety, nine united with the church at Longton, most of them on pro fession of faith. Only one came to us with a letter from a Congregational church. At the time of our organazatien, we were the only church in the town; Longton now has four churches: Methodist, membership about eighty; Baptist, tuirty-five; Christian, twenty-five; and Congregationalist a resident membeship of eighty-two. We have built a house of worship which will cosl, when completed, about $2,000. The ouUook for th church is good.

Rev II Gilchrist will probably be called to thepastorate. My connection with Longton church was pleasant Loan, Land and Insurance office in Longton Will give my entire attention to the bnsiness V. M. COVENTKY, Pit. A.

D. SKF.ILE, Vi( o-l'i I AliTF.lt, (WiitT. Parties having any business to entrust to will cle Churohman. We had a fine rain Tuesday, which every body duly appreciated. All parties owing me, wilt find the accounts in the hands of D.

W. Jackson for colection. FRED FLORY. LONGTON LODGE, NO. 117, A.

O. U. W. Meets every Saturday night. Visiting be promptly attended tqy i the cork for her, handing the bottle and corkscrew; he pulled the cork and handed her the bottle, when she filled a glass, and again asked him to take some; this time he did not refuse but commenced drinking the oeer, when thinking it tasted queer he turned to the door to tpit out what was in his mouth; just as he was turuing he heard Respectfully, Bqlixqer.

We received a pleasant call on Tuesday brothers invited. W. E. WHITE M. W.

II. W. CRAIG, Recorder. Bank oeXiOngton, from Dr Flack and his friend, Dr Gro3eback The Ohio Union Sabbath School has been of Fairmont, Minn. organized about 4 weeks, with Jolly Rev A Fancher will preach at the irrational churcfi at 11 o'clock on Superintendent, and oyd Assistant LONGTON, KANSAS, a noise and turning around found Dr Lil Mr and Mrs Abe Baughman and family Supt, Mary Brower Sec't and Miss Amanda e- -o V.

day. A fine line of new Shoes and Dry Goods throughout never had the semblance of a church quarrel and I left with the best Martin Treasurer there is a good average spent a day or two visiting in Howard this week. attendence and a lively interest manfested MULLIGAN POST, No. 91, Grand Army the Republic, meets on the 1st Wednesday of each month at 7 and on the 3rd Wednesday at 1 m. All members are requested to be present, and visiting comrades are invited to attend.

GEO. S. LOGAN, P. C. FRED IIAINLAIN.

Adjt. just received at Brown's which are offered at oi leeung ior every memoer ana snail ever Transact a General BaniiHE Bosmess. both by officers and scholars a cordial invita unheard of low prices for casli or county We received a pleasant call on Wednesday pray for the future prosperity of the church The church showed its love for me by accept tion is extended to all Sabbath School work orders. from Mrs Carr, Mrs John Carr and Mrs Paddock of Winfield. ers Mr Jesse Steward is building an addition EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.

iug my resignation in the middle of a quarter because they found there was a better opening for me at Parsons. May the Lord bless Notice to all Whom it May Concern to his residence in the northwest part of the city. Dr Kay and son, Johnnie were at Howard them, and me in my new field. Wednesday. I am needinz some money very bad.

All Roberts has a fall line of wood, coal those that are owing me will confer a great I think the work here at Parsons will be pleasant and successful. The church has a Jas Craig made a trip to Howard Monday. Elk County Officers. nator, Ed M. Hewins; Dlntrlct K.

1. Dewey; Sheriff, J. Q. Burcliliolii County Clerk, J.S.Jolmson; County Treasurer, O.W. Kamlto; County Attorney, h.

Scott; KeginUr of Deeds, M. Jvyu; Clork of District Court, K. Hurst; Probate ImlK'S H. Welty; Snpt. of Pult.

Instructions, W. V. County Surveyor, H. F. Kirkpatrick; Coroner F.

Olney; Co. Oiimiuiesiouerri, It. W. M. Jioe, II.

Mm shall, John Hugg. favor by paying at least part of their account and gasoline stoves which he will sell as cheap as any house in Southern Kansas. Collections made and promptly mnitted. Reasonable interest on Time Deposits. Firs Mortgnge Loans negotiated.

and oblige; Yours truly. A McKay. but Mrs Arch Nichols lias been quite sick, From a private letter. We learn that they good house, is out of debt, has the sympathy of the city, has a small but substantial membership that is ready to work together earn' cstly and harmoniously. Rev II Utley and we are glad to learn she is better.

At the LonetonJTownship Republican Primary Saturday June 5th Ihe following Deln have had a very hard rain oat in Greeley county. roston returned from Greeley county gate and Alternates Were chosen to represent his estimable wife will be a great help, for Monday evening. The Home Talent Dramatic Club will give the TownshiD in the County Convenlion at they are both excellent workers and exercise an influence that is. felt througout the city. Jackson made a trip to Oak Valley Howard.

Thursday June 10th 1886: Delegates: Williams, Wm Reed, Chas acs covering him withVpistol in ea jh hand. Lucas fired three shots before Graham could get his pistol out but as soonas he did he fired at- Lucas with fatal effect. From a post mortom held by Drs. Lewis Willard, under the direction of Coroner Olney, we learn that the ball struck the right side just a little before the collar bone, going through the upper lobe of tho liver, passing lhrough and shattaring the sixth dersal vertebrae cutting the lower lobe of the liver under the lett side and passing out noar the shoulder ensuing in a few minutes. Mrs ucas has as yet made no different statement, and until she docs Graham's story stands good.

Pnblic sympathy seems to be largely with Graham, from the fact that Lucas was a man of very violent passions, and has at different times threatened to kill many persons in Howard. As soon as Dr Olney, the Coroner, heard of the shooting he cmpanneled a jury which went down and viewed the body, examined the premies and adjuorned to such time as Mrs Lucas, who is entirely prostrated and Mr Graham who is also confined to his bed, should be able to testify. Should the jury elict any new facta before we go to press we will give them to our readers. Howard has been exceptionally free from fatal affrays, the killing of Lucas beiug the first ever done in this city, since its organization sixteen years ago. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon under ihe auspices ot the Masonic Lodge, of which the tr.

was a member. Howard Democrat an entertainment the 18th of this month. All should attend to eucourage them. And we think you will get the worth of your Parsons is getting over the effects of the Monday. White, Miller, Geo Harris, Keesucker strike and expects to mnke some growth this JL 2nd Thurs day of each month at the Congregational Church at 3 o'clock.

All ladies are invited to come out and, toko part with us. Mbb Biggebu, Pres. Mrs. Beit, Sec'y day returning Tuesday morning. Th6 Society will meet on the 1st air.1 3nd Wednesday In each month, at 2:30 Dr Searcy, bro: tier ot Dr A 1 bearcy re season.

May. 19. Chas. L. McKesson.

Shiloh's Vitizer is what you need fev Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Phil Wallace, A Toms, Zollars. Alternates: Lloyd, AM Puci, Geo Ott, II Vosburg, Roberts, Sam'IMcDonalp, Geo Logan, Seeman, A Stewart. Lloyd, Chairman.

A Smith, Sec'y. A GIRL LOST. o'clock m. All ladies interested are in turned to his home in Alabama Monday even ELK COUNTY ISTurserlT, HOWARD, KANSAS, A General Assortment of Fruit SHADE, AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shrubbery, Small Fruits, Roses. Bulbs, oto Stock all healthy and first-clasd D.

C. HARKNESS, Prop'r. ing. We noticed Frank Baker, of Elk City on our streets Tuesday. Hon Allen, of Chanute, was in town vited.

Mrs LOGAN, Pres. Miss ESTHER CONE WAY, Sec'y. The show that was billed to Bhow at this place last Saturday failed to get here until it was too late to show, so they just passed on through, and left our people to stend their money for somethihg that would benefit them. For a Reliable Boot or Shoe call at J. F.

Belt's. Special Bargains. Dr Stone, of Cherryva'e, will be in thi? In wonder at the low prices at which Brown's are jiow selling goods. Our lease of house is nearly expired, we are compelled to move, therefore we now offer for a short time only at cost, a lot of goods for spot cash. If you want goods at cost come now.

on Monday, from here he went to Baldwin, Kan. to deliver the closing address to the graduates, of the college, at that place. Red Clitt, Colorado, June, Cth 1886. En. Longton Times.

Please find inclosed $1.50 for the Times. Being on the Pacific slope we would like to know what is going on that side. This is great mining camp; there is some good mineral here; it is a rough mountainous country here; very healthy; not so warm but is frosts nearly every night The sides of the mountains are covered with pine timper and snmmit covered with snow. Horse feed comes rather high here, hay is selling at $30,. per ton and oats at $2.75 per cwt, so it costs something stageing here.

James Cook. METHOMST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. LONGTON. Preaching the 1st and 3rd Saobath of each aaonth at 10:30 A and the 2nd and 4th Sabbath at 8 o'clock M. Sabbath School at 9:80 A each Sabbath, A Pace Supcr-intendant and class-leader.

Young people's prayer meeting on Monday evening; genera! prayer meeting Thursday evening. OAK VALLEY. Preaching the 1st and 3rd Sabbath of each nonth at 3 o'clock m. The pubho are cordially invited to attend ny or all the services. JiASCOJl ROBBINS, Pastor.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Preaching at tho Congregational Church ju the 2nd Lord's Day in each month at 11 j'clock A and in the evening. Also a rccial meeting at 3 o'clock every Lord's Day. Joe Richards made a trip to Howard Mon Grand Ball. dny.

At Elk Falls on June 17th. 4- Everybody is Committee- this office Wed Mrs Brundage called at Order of nesday. city on next Monday une 14th prepared to do all kinds of Dental work. If you nead COME TO THE Baldwin Kan. June 7th 1886.

Ed The Times. Allow your friend to say TO A Mr Toms was up to Howard yesteday, Price, of Elk Fall, was in the city last anything in his call oto him at the Gordon House. ATTENTION FARMERS a few word3 through jour colums. been appointed of Mr Geo Clark has this city. fesa We have been here 6ince the first of April, and by this time we are pretty well Saturday.

Notice to Stock Owners in Longton Citv Mr and Mrs Charles Goodrich and son, of convinced that we will like our new home or are rather convinced that we do like it. We have been picking strawberries the last 2 weeks and at this writing I must say that I Independence, are in the city, visiting Chas White's. On account of frequent complaint in regard Look to your Interest. The Oxford Flour cheapest and best in town at Belt. Ex-Mayor White, of Longton, came down on Monday to take the "Wild West Show." As he is a gentlman of high character, it is but just to say, his business was to stock being turned out on the street in the early morning and left out late of evening.

am very tired for it is very hard work, whea well followed, and now our raspberries are And get the Worth of your Money by Buying Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, and Groceries, And wc will Imy your rroducc at th Highest Prices. Our Goods are all new, and our Prices, wo guarantee give satisfaction. Born, to Mr and Mrs A Wicker, on Sunday It is hereby requested that all parties in night, a girl. had show BAPTIST CHURCH. Treadling on each Saturday before the 2nd Suuday, and on the 2nJ Sunday of each month, at Church ELD HUNTSBURY, Pastor.

just on us and I presume this will be quite a job. "We will make $150 or 200 out of to collect certain bills which the failed to liquidate. A Amsbury went to Sedan this week. terested keep all stock up Hntil taken out by the Hearder. Otherwise they will be taken up and be subject to the penalty.

He has ome cattle down there. Don't Forget. Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver W. C. Boone, Mayor.

G. K. Poteet, Marshall. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. That wo keep com, bv the car or wagon load for sale.

G. B. SHAW Co. Hale Garner sells Harness and Saddles and Moulding at R. R.

Picture Frames Roberts'. sold by us on aguarantee. It cures Consump Amsbury Co have a new sign-That hacking cough can be so quickly cutm tion. ed by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.

A distressing accident occured at the home We never saw corn look belter at this time of the year. The early planting is in tassel, and it is all clear of weeds, and has nothing else to do but grow. The late rains have come just in time to help it along. It was rather dry in May and gave the farmers a chance to kill the weeds. For Sale.

Flory has the handsomest, cheapest nd best stock of stationery ever brought to Slk county. Call and see it. Guttering and all other kinds of tin-work due with promptness at Robert's. our berries by hard work and economy. I have to work more than I am able to work since we came here, though this will not last 1 ng, then 1 can take it more moderate as all who know me know that I take things rather moderately.

I am truly glad to see the Cove represented agiin by Scrub and Granger, I hope they may continue to keep up a correspondence in the Times because I like to read the news from the old home. I like to know if any one dies, marries or gets drunk. This term of College ends this week; there arc about 12 who will graduate at the end of this term. I never saw better prospects for all kinds of crops than we have at present. We have a good prospect of an east and west railroad; running directly from Kansas City west and will come through Baldwin, and in case it does it will give Baldwin quite a boom.

J. H. P. of Hollon who resides about three miles southeast of this city on Thursday evening, last, which resulted in Ihe death of Jordon, one of our most highly respected citi Or trade for stock, a fine young mare with foal. T.

B. Biggers. JOSEPH IS'EWMAH. zens. He was engaged in digging a wel1, and in the evening, on being elevated from th At the county Convention at Howard yes DEALER IN bottom by a windless, he by some means los terday, Miller, of this township, and A The Ladies will find a large stock of New And Seasonable Dress Goods at the Longton Trade Talace his balance and fell from the top to the bot Reynolds, ofHowarl, were chosen delegates to the Congressional convention.

We could tom, a distance of twenty-seven ttet, causing not find out who the other delegates are. for $25.00, at Hale instant death. By his death a wife and seven children, the oldest not being over A good set of Harness Garner's. There will be held in the grove near the Hartford School house 4 miles north east of Longton on (Saturday June 12, 188G.) a Bab-bath School Picnic. Good Speakers have been secured; and a number of schools invited and a good time is expected.

Come one come all ana let us enjoy the day. Come with baskets well filled. The programme of the day will consist of speaking music from each school and band music interspersed with short speeches from the little folks and recitation of bible verses. Every body is cordialy invited to come. By By order com.

Babnes. Charles Freeman. fourteen and he a cripple, are left in an al Farm for Sale. most destitute condition. Ihe remains were A full line of furniture at RR Robert's.

I will sell my farm of 100 acres, 2 miles Plymouth Rocks. DEY GOODS, GROCERIES, NOTONS, I-Iats Caps, "Boots Shoes, THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. 2d doof "south of Post Office, Longton Kansas. taken charge of and buried in Sreen Lawn cemetery by the Masons and Grand Army, he being an honored member of both organizations. Grenola Chief.

northwest of Longton. Well improved, and plenty of water, on 5 or 7 years time if de sired, 8 per cent, interest. I will sell Effs from Boots and Shoes in immense variety just reeoived by White. More Groceries for one dollar at the Longton Trade Palace than at any outer house in Longton. Tf von mint an kind of A trrifiiiltural Im al W.

II. COMBS. For lamo back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Longton, Elk County, Kansas. Porous Price 25 cents. A Woman Hung Yards for only 50 cents per sit-ting, the rest of tlie Season.

Mrs Kate Biggers. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. plements call on Roberts, and get them cheap The Weekly Capital and Farmers Window Holland at Land Office at Independence, Kansas. April 29, 1880. Notice is hereby giveo that the following- Journal.

Curtain Fixtures and Longton Trade Pallace. The Weekly Capital and Farmers' Journal A. M. PACE. W.

C. BOONE. is an 8 page, 5G column weekly paper, published by Hudson at Topeka, Kansas. Old papers for sale at this office, at a nick le per dozen. Ladies in want of stylish neckwear should jail on White.

On her husband's neck until she persuaded him that J. W. Riley's was the place to get Bargains in Jewelry, We notice by the Cherryvale Bulletin that they have found a 4 foot vein of coal at Liberty; and also a strong vein of salt water producing a half pound to the gallon. They will Bink a shaft shortly. Wo hope the rumor may prove true, as all this sountry needs to be prosperous is to develop its mineral wealth.

named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Probate Judge at Kansas, on June 12th, 188G, viz: Villiam H. Conover, for the Lots 1 and 2, Sec 4, Tp 30s, and Range 13e, and the East 4 6f of Sec 83, Tp 29s, Range 13e. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Thomas Dunn, I. A Cox, William Mathews, Bryant. All of Rancho, Kansas.

CLATE RALSTIN, Register. No 4,122. 8 Boone Pace, Dealers in Shelf and Heavy JE31 A ID A lEZHl The Capital is the Official State Paper, ana gives very complete reports of the meetings of the Legislature, and all convention and associations at the State capital. It contains a GAR department, and its general and State news features are strong. It is a splendid If you want your sole saved go and see Coloiney, the boot and shoemaker.

He's he chap that can do you a good job. Rudd will have public singing at the church every Saturday night. All are cordially invited to attend, to take part. 1 A Thousand Aches and pains can and will be cured by BEGGS' TROPICAL OIL. "When you are suffering with Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, pains in the joints, or any part of the body try Bcg-gs' Tropical Oil.

Wm. Rogers, Sweet Home, says it is the King of all liniments. Persons can not be too careful in leaving water in tubs or jars where there are small children. We learn to day that a Mr "Wallace, who lives on Mr Bolinger's farm near this city, set a six gallon jar of water out on the ground; and a ten months old child fell In head first; when found it was unconscious but after much work was revived. A word to the wise is Efficient.

Clocks, Clooks, Clocks, at R. R- Roberts. representative Kansas paper. Sample copy Parties at Oak Valley and vicinity who are owing me will find the account with P. Holmes, who i3 authorized to collec them F.

C. FLORY. ANDIIOLLOWWAIIE CARPENTERS TOOLS, GUNS REVOLVERS. PUMPS PUMP FIXTURES, sent free. Paper will be sent one year to any address, in or out of Kansas, for on dollar.

STOVES, TINWARE, GASOLINE STOVES, FARM GARDEN TOOLS, "WAGON WOOD "WARE. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION FARM BELLS, GRASS, GARDEN FIELD SEEDS IN QUANT1T1 A Large stock of writing stationery all kinds, very cheap, at the Times office. If you want to buy or sell land call at the effioe of the Longton and and Investment Company. A car load of the celebrated Humboldt Eoller Mill Flour at Wiite's. BARBED AVIHE, at Bed: Hock Prices SELF BINDERS, REAPERS.

rTmrn The Womans Christain Temperance Union of Kansas has decided to hold a camp meet' ing at Salina Park, July 1, 2, 3 and 4, 1886. Saturday 3nd, will be celebrated as Independence Day. Mrs A Wooldbridge, of Ohio, Mrs Clara Hoffman, of Missouri, and Mrs Judith Ellen Foster, of Iowa, will be numbered among the brilliant speakers from outside the s'ate, arrangements for their attendance being now complete. Engagement with oth er speakers of national repnte are pending. An invitation has been sent to Miss Rose Cleveland, Washington, and hopes are entertained that she will consent to attend.

Fansy II Rastall. Land Office at Independence, Kansas. April 29th, 1886. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will, be made before Register of U. S.

Land Officee at Independence, Kansas, on June 15th, I88G, viz: Charles J. Sprague for the of and Lots 5, 6 and 7, of Sec 2. Tp 80s, Range 12e. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva tion of said land, viz: Samuel Gann, Thomas Speaks, Charles Iluddleson, and George Harper, all of Busby, Kansas. CLATE RALSTIN, Register.

No, 4,117. (8 Almost Discouraged. In the fall of '84 I came west for my health My friends all said I had the consumption and it was too late for improvement. After a months stay I became worse and almsst discouraged. I bought a 50 cent bottle of "BEGGS" CHERRY COUGH SYRUP and it helped me so much that I bought six dollar bottle and used them.

In two months the cough and night sweets disappeared. I now weigh 180 pounds and owe my life to BEGGS Cherry Cough Syrup. S. E. WATSON, St.

Paul. I have a thorough bred Polland-China Boar, and any one wishing Lis service, will find him at my Yard in this City. W. PEARCE. CORN PLANTERS, i'AI.

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My flesh ia firm and solid and I attribute it to Beggs' Blood Purifier. REV. J. E. ArWOOD, Kansas City.

They have commenced work on the Kansas, Oklahoma Texas Railroad, in this County fovcr near the northeast jcorncr..