The Severy Telegram from Severy, Kansas • 4

Commercial men are plenty nowadays. Dave has started another At ly. Tom Soudora visited Eureka Tuesday THE JOURNAL. T. J.

SOUDERS, J. EVAN -DEALER IN- -DEALER IN-- Shelf heavy Hardware, STOYES I TINWARE, IRON AND STEEL, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, CARRIAGE AND FURNITURE WUAUN MATJSK1AL, fUAU'li, BARD WIRE, ODA89, PUTTY, JNAllUaAL jUlAJjii) 1'AlNiS, Builders Material A Specialty. Take look at our new Cooking S'ove. First door north of Post-office, KAN, AVE. SEVERY, KAJf.

Down Down 4 Undertaker Goods, TOYS! sh a HARDWARE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Wagons and Buggies, and wsson and buggy wood work. A11 kinds of STOVfcl, TtNWAl ULASSWAKE, QUKEN8WAKK, TABLE and POCKET CUTLKK Also a fuU line of Queenswaro, Glassware, HlrrorS, FAMILY Canned Goods, Coflee, Tea, Spioes, First door aontb of Poetofflce SEVERY, KANSAS. JOHN. MIRRORS, and everything usually kept in a first class furnltnis store. Also, a fall upply of PICTURE ERAMEB and MOULDINGS, WINDOW CORNICE and CUH1AINS, HAND and HANGLNG LAMPS, and, as before, a full ttock of house-furnishing goods, window, and picture glass.

I have all kinds of CITY MEAT MARKET. Implements Farming AND OF THE HIGHEST MARKET Fresh Meats. MAE STREET POST DRUG A full line of fresh CHURNS, COUN BUKLLKBP, BABBIT METALS, CORDAGE, AND Down she Goes 1 GROCERIES Sugars, eto. A nice lot of nick-nacks. J.

W. CAREY. Sugars, eto. A nice lot of nick-nacks. DEAKE, PRICE PAID FOR HIDES.

Game and Fish; SEVERY, KANSAS. OFFICE STORE drugs always on band. STATIONERY ever brought to the city. sir! a Kansas Avenue, second donr south BEVERY, KANSAS. of and dealer in All Work Warranted.

I buy my goods by the car lot; discount my. bills and therefore am prepared tar e'l cheaper than any of toy competitors. Call and see my goods. South aide of Main street, second east of Kansas Avenue, The Best Patent Medicines, Pants. Oils.

Varnish, Entered for transmission through (lie mails NaouQU Class matter, Per Year In Advance, EVERY TIME TABLE. A. T. S. south, 13:00 p.

m. going nwih, lUtl'ij), in. St. L. S.

east, pxprosj, it. in. east, fri'ijrlit, ast. fittlL'lit. 8:02 in.

wwM'Xprt'ss, 8:47. west, trui lit. o.m a. in. west, freight.

0:21) 8. ni. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1884. Clothing at II. Black's Ed.

Wright hes moved to E''k Go to G. It. Jones for cheap goods, Call at II. Maloy's for your dry (roods. Trunks, valises call on II.

Black. Tom. Souders was in Eureka Wednesday. For fine job work come to the Journal office. Good groceries of all kinds nt II.

Black' Glass and Queenswaro cheap at Jonep. Gloves, Mittens, Socks and Comforts call at II. Black's Mr. Scott Is now standing behind the covnttrat MaloyV. G.

R. Jones is selling the cheapest Boots and Shoes out. The Journal office gfts up the best Job Work in the county. Sheriff DeFord was in the City Wfd-sesdayon business. connected with his office.

Charley Cox and Joe. Mcintosh, of Burden, spent several days this week with their old frier ds in this city. Fon Pale A firal-class set of csrpen-ters' tools, with chest will sell awful cheap. Call at the Journal office. Mr.

B. F. Metier of Holden Mo. spent several days this week in the city with Mr. Dixon and family, his relatives.

All person indebted to the undersign will confer a favor on him by calling and settling all due account. Epsp, D. F. Butcher, Mr. Sterling, of Iowa, who owns the farm just north of town, known as the Sterling farm, bas moved on his place and will henceforth be a Kansas man, Dr.

Knapp, of Ossawatomle, and Mr. Sweser, of Ottawa, were in the city yesterday. These gentlemen will likely purchase land In this vi in-ity and try the stock business. The Santa Fe E. R.

rumor says, pays Judge McCrery $35,000, per year As Judge he recalled $8,000. We will quit the newspaper buisitiejs for that kind of asalery. B. Finch will soon open up anew in John Sunderland's buildinp. Mr.

Finch will commence with fine stock of new goods, and as ever, will be ready to accomodate the public. We are glad to know that Mr. Finch is going to remain with us. The time fr the Township election is close at hand. (Febuary) There will be Trustee, two Justices of the Peace, two Constables, Clerk, Treasurer and road supervisors to be elected.

Trot out your candidates and have them nnounce in the Journal for 2.50 each. Notice: I desire through the Journal columns to express my sincere thanks to all who assisted me in laying my dear mother in her last renting place, and more especialy do I thank Mrs.B. L. Martin for her untiring wschfulnees over her. M.

Hanson. N. 8. Wendling, who was cilled ti his home in Iowa, to see his sick Father, returned Wednesday. He reports his Father improving very fait.

He Bf.ys things have charged very much about his old home that he left five yearsmnce. Mr, Wendling takes his old position as engineer of the hay prees at Piedmont, MARRIED. DeFord. Maloy. On last Sunday eve, Jan.

20, 1884, by Rev. W. II. Stamp, of the M.E. church, Mr.

J. P. DeFord and Miss. Nellie Meloy, The 'couple spent Hweral days with friends in ire-ka, and tn now in this city, where they will soon commence Hf anew. We wish them success and har piness.

For. Bale. Two good work horses over 16 hands high 1 good work ma re 16 hands high; 1 two-year-old mule; 2 wagocs, 1 Mitchell, bran new 2 pair harness, 1 pair new a big lot of farming implements, nearly as gco as new, consisting of three 4 Etirring "plows, 1 riding stirring plow, 2 harrows, 1 mowing machine, hay forks, shovels, Bcoops and hoes, and one portable hay press, nearly new. All the above will be sold cheap, for either cash or note with approved security, if sold before the 1st gay of February, 1884. Apply to Ibwin S.

DeFord SCHOOL REPORT. itkncBS, death aud the flames have somewhat disturbed the eveu tenor rf rchool duty for the week endiug Jan. 18. S- ill all' the rooms report progre8, both in atteudarceaud intfJps. Miss Gertie Morris and Mr.

Lvnm Miller each rendered gocd1 service duriug a temporary ab" raint Brushes, Combs, Hair Brushes, have the finest lot of ALBUMS and xauo iuij ui miiu jxuoiAuaL uro, turn an kiuuboi FANCY NOTIONS ETC. Call and get first choice. Insuro your life. M. Y.

Oihson, Agt. The Frisco is running many extra lately. Property insured on time at the Journal office. I. C.

Trice wont to Eureka yesterday on business. Deputy Marshal Smlih, of Topelta was In the city yesterday. The thermometer 14s below zero Thursday morning, B. B. Finch spent part of this week In Eureka on business, Kansas Is undoubtedly huviug her (hare of eold weather this winter, The lecture was not very well attended Thursday sight, on aooount of the oold weather.

If thero Is anything In signs, according to oold weather we predlot a good crop this year, The Emporia News of the 18th, announces the appointment or Mr, Samuel F. Murphy as Post Master of Emporia, Insure your life with a company Who will pay you the amount of your policy In full. M. F.Gibsok, igent. Dress making and repairing dresses, by Mrs.

S. H. Jones at her residence on Main Street, 1st door west of meat market, Good fits ind sub stantial work guaranteed. I didn't come until afte rthe fire, but here I am with worth of the best farming im plements ever brought to Greenwood or Elk counties, T. J.

Sot dim. Notice: Owing to my loss In the reoent fire in Stivery, it becomes neorssaiy for me to ask my patrons to assist me by paying me at least a part of what they owe me, J. M. Limaa. Worms exis in children whose breath Is foeted and whose appetite is morbid and shew 'a disposition to pick their nuse.and are generally fretful Whlte.s ''ream Ve.mifuge will bring the worms ana speeay neaun win rouow.

One of the sweetest song birds of a southern metropolis was oui oi voice owing lor a oaa ooia for which she took Coussens Honev of Tar. Where upon all who heard hei sirg, exclaimed; i-tuvor mi uuw jja.u vwu given To lips of mortal woman, 1. 1 Moral; Vocalists use Honey of Tar to clear your VU1CB. One Frank Brown from Nebraska wat arrested last night by Constable Butts, and du- ilng the night he made lis escape and has not been heard of sinoe. The charges against him is obtaining goods under raise pretense.

His team and buggy were attatched. Case will come up for hearing before Esq. Giflln of Eureka, The Printers' "Thirty." The printers of a newspaper office have a significant term for nearly everything oonnect ed with their trade. They speak to an extent In a language common to themselves; and the notice or the apprentice has first to learn the language of the printers, and next the lsnguage of the Among the words peouliar to the oraft the word "thirty" is perhaps most often used and possessed of the most meaning "Thirty" Is the end. It Is what "finis" is to a book or death to an individual, When "thirty'' is retched the weary compositor drops his stick; The day's work Is done.

How the term originated nobody seems to know, but from the print er it has fallen to the editor and become a por. tlon of the education of the telegiaph operator Who bandies press reports. The last page of "copy" from the editor-in-chief bears the "thirty which indicates that the thoughts concerning the news of the day have been presented as fully as may be; ti last proof from the proofreader tells the story in the appended "thirty" that his day's work is done; the from the city editor denotes the completion of the rcoord ofthe city's daily life, and the "thirty" on the manifold raper received from the the telegraph operator conveys the information that the story qf its making hours is finished Omaha Hcpubllcan. Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, Kansas, January Notice is hereby given that the following, named settler has tiled notice ot his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof wilt be made le-fore the Clerk District Court at Sedan, on (Saturday, March 15, 1X84, viz; John Harkraden, ir the hf se qr and hf of o.r of section ss, township 34, range ll He names the following witnesses to Drove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.

said land, via! R. (i. Lumley. K. Croue and John Bosink, all of M.

SALTER, Register, Notice for Publication. land office at Independence Kansas, Januaiy 24, 188L Notice Is hereby given that the following-named settler bas filed notieeof his intention to make final proof in support ef his claim and that said proof will be made before the Clerk District Court at Eureka, Kansas, on Saturday, March 15, 1884, viz: James P. Hll-yard, for the sw qr se qr of Section 25, township 27, range 10, K. He names tbe following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land v'm J. Kvans, E.

Cole, B. Morris, O.Morris all of Severy Kansas. No. 2387, M. J.

SALTER, Register. Notice for Publication. Land office at Independence Kansas, January 15th, 1884. Notice Is hereby given that tbe following named set ler as filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said prool will be made before the Clerk of District Court at Eureka, Kansas, on Saturday, March 15, 1884, vis: Andrew J. Bell, for the se qr of section 35, township 27, nrnge 10, E.

He names the followingwitnesstB to prove his continuous resilience up on, and cultivation of. said land, viz: K. Neely, I. Price, Thos. Robbin-snn, Benjamin Morris, all of Severy, Kansas.

No. 234s. M. J. Sai.te, Register.

Notice for Publication. Land Office' nt Independence, Kansas, December 9, 1883. Kotice Is hereby given that the following-nanie i te ller has flli notloe of his intention to make llntl proof in support of his claim, and that ssid proof will be made before the Clerk ofthe District onrt at Eureka, on Saturday, February 1884, vis: John M. Downs, for the southwest quarter of seotion township 28, range 1 He names the following witnesses to prove his comin residence cultivation of.said land, viz: John Cnrjnmings of Fall River, John F. Pibley of Fall River, Wil.

Ham Domett of Severy, James E. Sims of Ser ery. No. 2314. 11-5 It.

Salter) Register. Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, Kansas; January 21, 1884. Notloe is hprehy given that the following-1 iiuuiiu Btuiiu-r jjub iueu uuwue ui iris intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and tn at said proof will be made fore the Clerk strict Court at Eureka, Kansas, on Mitorday March 15, 18'4, viz: Perry W. Sime for the se or of section 17, township 28 8, 1 j-nifRV 16, ue jinii'VB bile I(1 uwiug wmifBBt-S' to prove his continuous resident Upon, and cnltlvation of, aid laud, viz: T.

Gates, P. C-Barlow, l. West O. W. West all of Severy, Kansas.

No. 238(1. M. J. HALTER, Register.

Notice for Publication. Land Office nt Independence Kansas, January 24, Itwl. Notice la hereby given that the followlnjr-nam (1 settler has filed notice of his intention to make Dual proof in support of his claim.anit that said proof will be mude before the Clerk Uistrlct onrt at Eureka. Kansas, on Saturday, March IK, 1H4, viz: Kvan D. lohnst'm lor theshlseqr of section 82, township 27 S.

nhf ne fr qr of section ft, township 28, range 12 K. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: JosudIi Kncrew. A brier Bn'maril, Iwia Unglehart, Sesin Bennett, all ot fall Uivcr Knnsiis. No. M.

BAJ.T1-.B, Kcglster. Severy, -Gd Journal -For TO Insure your stock with M. F. Gibson. Dr.

LUller, has commenced a naw resi dence. Bill. Smith visited Fall Thursday, S. P. Colemen visited the city of Fall River, Monday.

Circulating L'brary reeaived at the Stone Drug Store, Severn! of Eureka's young folks were in the city Monday. Born: Jan. a boy, to Mr. A Mrs. J.

Smithson. John Sunderland Is now Baggage mas ter at the Union Depot. Mi Dixon has his-residence on Main street about completed. Stewart Dow sold Mr, Brooks three cm lend of cattle Thursday. J.

W. Carey received a car load of farming imnliments Tuesday. Tom Soudr received another car load of farming impliments Monday. J. H.

Biggs, of Topcka, President Of the Southwestern Mutual Benevolent Association, bas been stopping in ouicity this week, lr sure your old cow, old sow, old horse and everything else with M. Gibson. A. R. Tomlinson is now In his new shop ready to accommodate the public.

The anti-Prohibitiontst have been hard up for a small we drop for the past week. Insure! Insure! Insure! Against Fire, Lightening find Tornados with M. F. Gibson. One of our devils stopped in Eureka over Something that city is is never out of.

Bill. McLaughlin and Wayne Tomlin- eon are batching. Yonng Ladies take warning, this is leap year. The Livery Bam of Dr. Wassam of Eu reka was burned to the ground Thursday morning.

There was four hones, two bnpgic-s and considerable feed iu the barn at the time; nothing only three horses and two buggies were caved. One horse burner! arid the other three are badly injured. IPs Iocs is fully insured fcr $1,000. From Eureka Herald. County Clerk A.

W. Bart has been sick since Sunday with quinsy. Mr. Kenner Is attending to the office work. Our County Is under lasting obligations to the Eureka Lyceum, of this city, for deciding a question which has been aglta'ing the minds of the people of the United States for a great while.

The question road: "Resolved, That the United States would be more prosperous under Democratic than it would under Republican Deceslon oi the Judges In favor of the negative. We hope our Democratic friends will consider this decision final. MADISON NEWS. The Methodist protracted meeting is still in progress at this place. Great interest, is being manifested and much good is being eccomp'shed.

We understand that Mr. Daniel Bitler of gle Creek is qu'te a heavy loser through the recent failurB of the Kansas City Farmer's Saving Bank. W.H. Tolbctt, greenbacker of Virgil, wss in town one day recently, posting notices of the coming spring election. He is, we believe, a deputy 8rerifi ar-pointedby Capt.

C. 11. DeFord, the new Republican Sheriff. A gentleman by the name of G. Anderson, visited our city and gave a free lecture the hat was passed on Abraham Lincoln, He claims to be one of the body guards of L'nccln.

Emm his description of his life, and esnecially habits one is led to believe that he knows but little of Lincoln. was duly announced that he would lecture on Thursday night on the life and death of "James A. Garfield," in the interest of Bron'o Post No. 79, A. R.

of this city. The record he made in the Lincoln lecture convinced our people that he was "no good." The gentleman said to us that the way our people treated the G. R. boy's was a diemce. We will say for the benefit of Mr.

Anderson, that our people mailt to snub him, not our G. A. R. boy's at all. Mr.

Anderson, can't you rea the hand writing on the wall If one of the G. A. R. boy's, cr any one else, whom our people believe cot to be a fraud, will lecture in their interest, we will insure a good audience. A SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF MOTHER HANSON, Catherine Hanson, daughter of Jacob and Mary Ann Shul'z, was born neat Taswell, Clsyborn county, Tenn.

Febuary 5th, 1794. Soon after they moved to Kentucky, on the Kentucky River.where they lived five years. Then moved down the Kentucky River in a fiat-boat and settled in Monroe county, Ind'ana and lived there fifteen years, then moved to Shelby county Illinois, Oc. 1833, where she resided" until 1870, when she moved to Karsas. She bas ra'sed twelve children, six whom are stiH living.

Four ot hereon were in the Union Army during the war of lbs Rebellion. She united with the Methodist Church when better tbau twenty eai a old, of which she has since been a constant member. Mother Hanson's death took plnce at the residence of her son, Mf.r'in, Thursday evening Jan. 16th, at 0 o'dock. Being the result of extreme old age, the whef Is of life ceasing their motion finta sheer exhaustion; and 'like a shock of wheat fully ripe," she has been gathered and garnered in the hervest home of the blood washed.

For several years she hr been utterly helpless, and the duty of ministering to her wacti, during this period of her lingering decre p'tude, has frllen upon a dutiful Mr. M. Hanson, instead rf regarding it as an irksome taik, hes cheerfully borne the burden as a matter of privilege anjd filial affection; and his devotion in this respect lias been truly commendable. 8i, s. LYBARGER.

W. B. DEKNIS, DEALER IN JOB PRINTING-! Family, Groceries i Conned Goods, QneeneWare, Crockeryware, Fancy and Plain Lamp, Lanterns, and everything usually kept in a first class family grocery. We also have the Celebrated ttlnfield Roller Mill Flour! Always on hand. Call and see as.

West or Mam street, WM. STEWART, Manufacturer Harness, Saddles, BRIDLES, WHIPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, BEST PATTERNS. Kansas. THE- Office Heads, Note Heads Business Cards Posters, Promptly and Cheaply. A TRIAL.

WHEN YOU ARE IN SEVERY stop At the CITY HOTEL E. HINDS, Proprietor. tSTThis house litis just been1 enlarged and refurnished, Neat Rooms Clean Beds, and good Tabler. FREE HACK to and from Union Depot. SEtERY, BLACKSMITHING A.

P. POLQVI8T, Sir-Particular atton Hon paid to Bone Shoeing Plos and Buggy work. 24 Year's Experience. Shop'dn Main one door east of Hsray Cottrlll'a Livery Stable. Severy, Kan.

Notice for Publication. Land Office at lndeped Kansas. December 26, 183, Nolle ia hereby (riven that the following. named tier has tiled notice of hkintention to I that said proof will be made before the Cleric of the' District Court, at Kiireka, Kanna on Siittiri'ay. February 9, it: John W.

McClayland. for the south half of no thwest fractional Waiter, and north half of southwest fractional quarter section seven, township 2 south, range '2 east. He names the following witnewea to prove his continuous residence ui on, and cultivation of, raid land, via Charles Wilson, James Sims, Woodard Miller, John reniei, an oi ocvery, cuusaa. rto.ana. M.

Saltb, BeBiiter." Repairing Done Neatly. Kansas Avenue, SEVERY, THE GENUINE Uncle Sam's Harness Oil south of Main Street, KANSAS SE VE Livery, Feed Sale Stables H. C. GIBSON, Proprietor. Letter Heads, Bill Statements, of all sizes, Work done Neatly, GIVe US 'Frisco Line St.

Louis SanFrancisco RAILWAY, "-TBBOl'GH MISSOURI, KANSAS ARKANSAS INDIAN TERRITORY, MANY MILES SHORTER THAN ANY ROUTE BETWEEN Severy Kan. St. Louis. FAST EXPRESS TRAINS ARE RUN DAILY. No Change of Cars.

Tkpniinh Pullman Palace Sleeping care 111 UUIJII Daily.Without change-between ST. LOUIS, AND SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 20,000 Acres anfd'Xr forsule by thlseomoauy in SOUTHWEST MISSOURI. I 6 -For fall partioulhT information, with Maps, Time Table-, Rittes call upon or address any of our Stuliou agents, or either of the undernamed: G. W.

CALE, I). WIS PART, always on hand. stock well attended to, dotft fai best stable iu KANSAS REFURNISHED WITH NEW BUGGIES HORSES! If you desire a nice drive, or your to stop at tbe SEVEKT, EUKEKA BANK, OF Be ine of two the Names who repeated more U. 8. President's names, rsiderces md dates of inauguration, Eva Slater, Gertie Torrlinsor, Nellie Ma loy, Lvun Miller, Tad H'll, Harvey Stamp, Lena Meloy, Laura Golf man, Rir ie Black, Ida Protzman, Grie Morr's' EmrraPmith.GrettaHUI.

Also the following repeated 8 Central Americau and W.I s'ate capitals: EMie GifSn, Minnie ffin, Charlie Giffin, Florence Rogers-Ha'lie Caster, Myrtie Meddox, Jennie Maddox, Minuie Carey, Edna Thatcher, Anua Huff, A'thcr Bul'ock, Harry Dan-ham, Callie Martin, Minnie'Jones, Sadie Lawmon, E'fie Garrard. (4 of the above -ere not perfect.) Good manners are ore oiuaiueiital than lintelier. HARTINDALE, TUCKER CO, EtTEEKA, KANSAS. DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Revenue Stamps for sale.

Exchange bought and sold. INTEREST ALLOWED OH TIME DEPOSITS. Loans jnade only on good security; collections promptly, attueded to. EEW1N 1UCEER, Cashier. Gen'l Frcsght A gent Geu'l Passenger Agent.

C. W. A Gen'l fnager. IEMPLE BUILDING, ST.LOUI8, MO..