The Severy Telegram from Severy, Kansas • 4

GO TO- PATBONIZE THOSE WHO ADVEBTISB. LIBERAL, MISSOURI. A apeciiil Election will be held at the Knteroil for tratwralsslon through the mails i Koooud'OluM- matter. A. P.

POLQVIST, General Blacksmitkino HEADQUAETEES 1 For the Next Twenty Days IF YOU DESIRE CHEAP GOODS! Severy, Particular Attention paid to Horun Bhoelng, Plows and Baggy work. Shop on Main 8iret, ou door east of Houry Cattrlll'H livery stable. Your patronage solicited. IIA9 TWENTY-FIVE YEAR'S EXPERIENCE. -WE ARE SELLING Dress Goods of All Kinds, Hats, Ladle's Gent's FINE SHOES, JOHN TOLER, House, Sign Ornamental PaintinG, Decorative Paper Hanging.

Done With Neatness and Dispatch. Leave Orders at CiarK's or Lybarger's. SEVERY, KANSAS. ml Daniel Bitlkr, President. J.J.

Durkek, FIEST NATIONAL BANK EUREKA, Call And Be Convinced at JOHN WILLETT'S. UP CAPITAL $50,000 DANIEL EITHER, J. J. JJUKKKK, O. E.

THRALL, IRA. P. DOES AGBN3R AL S. J. IMMEL, PROPRIETOR OP THE 7few.

Shop- First Class Work. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give me a call. Pillman building, first door north of the City Hotel. Severy, Kansas, ft ft bUByi kibe fur the "JOURNAL," OVl 50 xs VET! YE M.

F. QIBSOX. Kottiiirn Kansas Liukhal A m. 23 Liber M'i is th oaiy I Add ton known in the Unit-d 8 ales, at least theory one that claims to hold no allegiance to God or the DcVil.and bol 1 thir banner liberty to the breene (in their paper), course there are a great many who have often heard of through the press and from the pulpit, and jet know nothing about the morals or habits of the people, and thinking that many cf your readers will never have an opportunity of visiting, to learn from observa tion, and have an anxiety to know something of the town and people, I will undertake to give a few of my observations aBd points of interest gained by inquiry: Liberal, is situated in the western part of Burton county, on the K. Ft.

miles west of Li- mar, the county seat, 25 miles south-east of Ft. Scott, about 325 miles southwest ol St. Liuis, and 125 mil of Kansas City is abou'. five years old and has from 400 to 500 inhabitants, who, though diversified In their opinions on many minor points, are as a unit in the upbuilding of the town and the spreading of liberalism, knowledge and scienc, and for doing away with superstitious myths of ancient times. It's advantages are many as to climate etc.

Soil excellent, with almost inexaustible coal fields ad jacent to the town, affording employ ment to all that want work, at good re-numerative prices. As to the people they are as industrious, enterprising, in telligent and moral as can be found in any town in the West. I have been stopping at the National Hotel, conducted by S. C. Thayer A lady.

It is a good commodious hotel, and everything is kept clean and neat, and up with the hotels of modern times. The t3wn has a good two story frame school building, with facilities sufficient to accommodate all the (chool children in the district. They have no church, bnt instead a very good frame building cal'ed Universal Mental L'bertv Hall, in which all nominations are invited to come and preach, all lecturers to occupy for mrl or instructive lecturing. I have been here for more than a week, mingling with the people.and making inquiry, and have not heard an evil word said by one of another, have not heard of an un-chased woman in the town, not a saloon or any drunkeneBS, for they don't alio -v either in their town. They have, generally, three entertain ments each Sunday, the forenoon given to the instruction of the children, the m.

lectures, debate, criticisms, etc, I at tended this evening, and heard a very able and moral lecture upon improve ment of the mind, cultivation cf good feeling and broihtrly love, and a greater amount of c'mrity, by II, Walser, also the same subject by C. W. Stewart re marks oi Spiritualism by Mr. Tisher. 8 jiritualism has quite a hold on the minds of some-here.

Their evening entertainment consists prirc'pally as a literary, speeches, reel tatiors, declamations, dialogues, criticisms, interspersed with music and everything calculated to make it edifying and attractive. While their criti cit rus are very sharp and jointed, they are given and received with the under standing that all have equal rights to in dividual opinions, and expressions, and i.l ires off haimonious. In fact, the chief characteristic cf the people of Lib eral.are that they believe in progression and they read and study and try to in- rm themselves upon facts to the exclu sion of fiction. herwise tee people or Liberal are possessed of the same characteristics of the other members of the human family, As to the tt rits of general seperaton, free lovensm asm Indiscriminate con duct, otherwise, thera is not a shadow of truth, and not a people on earth more circumspect. AU, seemingly to realize that owing to the name of their tiwn and announced views, they are a target the critic'sm of the world.

G. W. Hon.E M. Hwins, John Dosbaugh Wr. H.

Gibson, C. H. Inglefield, C. furner and John Lee started to Topeka last Sunday to hold a conference with the Santa Fd officials in relation to ex tending that railroad into this county they will be home to-day, and will be able to inform our people definitely what that company intends to Graphic- It is to be hoped the Santa G). will finish the Howard branch to the State line.

It will add much' to all the towns slang the road. A delegation cf Chautauqua men started Sunday evening for Topeka to consult officials of the Santa Fe Compa ny in regard to the proposed lines oi rai'road to be built through lb at county, Some of them have returned and report that the company agrees to construct 70 miles of railroad in the county ou line running from Independence through Sedan, Wauneta and Cedarvale, west ward, and the otber an extension of their Howard branch southward through 8e dan and on to the Terri' ory line. Chau tauqua county is asked to vo'e $100,000 in county bonds on condition that the roads are in miming order by Sept. 1880. the company to forfeit $50,000 if they fail In the fullillmeut of their part of the contraet.

People in Chautauqua are hurrahing for the Sauta Yo.Moline Mercury. I dreamed a dream the other When nothing could be seen I dreamed the best of druggist had, A peerless liver bean. Next morning at the break of day, I rose with an aching spleen But Boon got cured of rag ng pa By taking Smith's Biie Bxans. Two bitsyer bottle; a'gr List One feathnrpill wi'h n-'R i tweeu 8evy and Full, day, August 25 '65. Finder will be lib ally reward by leavuiK sura at of fice.

J.D, iSrNDBULAND The Elk County fair will be held 8-tember the 15 to the 1. u-ual place of voting in Twin Groves township, in Greenwood county, Kunsas, Monday, September 28th, A. D. le'8S, upon tliu following proposition, to-wit: Slinll tha Trustee, Clcri. nn Treasurer township sell the stock held by the said township in the St.

Louis, Wichita Western Railway at not lens than Those voting in favor of the pro position shall have written or printed on their ballots the words: "For selling the stock," And those voting against said proposition shall have written or print on their ballots the words: Against selling the stock." By order of the Township Board dated tills the 2Sth day of August, 1885. Kasatzar, Trustee. O.M. Miller, Clerk. September 1st you can kill prairie chickens.

Geo. Felter, T. D. Huff, James Butts and several others will start for the West next week. We extend our thanks to Miss Belle Herrington for a present iu the way of seme nice pears.

The Ladies Aid Society supper on Tuesday eveuing list proved quite a suc cess. The receipts were $20 SO. J. Adams has ninety head of No. one feeding steers for sale.

Call on him at his farm, three miles south of Severy. 48 The 'Frisco passenger due hera at 12.38 p. to-day, is delayed several hours by bridge being burned down near Beau moot. The G. R.

reunion will take place here September 16, 17 and 18. Extensive preparations are being made by our Bron low post. II. T. Kanalzar, one of the pioneer Democrats of Twin Groves township, was in the city Saturday and favored us with a Cill.

He informs na that Severy is making soma improvements this sum mer. Eureka Messenger. The County Central Committe met ft Eureka on Thursday, August 27, '85 The county Republican couventiou to nominate officers for the various county offices will be held at Eureka, October 8 1885. The primaries will be held on the Gth of October. In this weeks issue appears the an nouncement of Mr.

J. D. Shaw, of Madi' son, as a candidate for the office of Regis ter of Deeds. Mr. Shaw is an old resident of our county, and a staunch Republican, and, if he receives the nomination, will make a strong race, and if elected will make an acceptable officer.

On Saturday last a special election was cilled to determine the question, shall our Township Biard sell the Blo tb'a township holds in the St. Louis, Wichita and Western R. R. for ten cents on the dollar?" The election was called for to day, but on the assembling of the board, so much dissatisfaction was manifest that the Board concluded not to hold the election, and made a new call for September 28, 1885. The democratic appointed the Sev ery postoffice, L.

L. Slater, of Fall River, has lived and now lives without the delivery of the office and in another town ihip. The Journal thinks the democra cy of Severy and vicinity is in bad shape when, out two hundred men, one cannot be found capable of being poetmaiUr A "boes" at Washington is what played the dickense with them, Severy demo crats should have etood in with the "boss." El Dorado Times They thought they had the boas," but, like the Irishman's hVa, when they thought they had him bard they didn't. For the intcrsBt of the public who are interested in the county bend suit, we would say that as to the defendant, Mr. William Martindale, the issue is made by his denying all the al'egations in the petition in said casrs.

The defendants, H. C. Cross and L. Savery, have demur red to the petition, and moved the court to dismiss the case for want of jurisdic tion. Mr.

Martindale demanded a tr'al of the case at this term, but the county refused to try it now, and the court dead 3d to continue it until after the mo tion and demurrer of the other defend ants are disposed of. Eureka. Herald. Considerable interest is being awak ened among the children of the in connection with the procuring of a bell for the Southern Kansas Acidemy The bell, which is to weigh 2,000 will be divided into half pound sbfr-'B, and will cost 20 cento per ponnd, so the contribution of a dime will secure a share. The teachers attending the Normal Iu stitute give the project their approval, and will do wbat they can to insure its success.

Handsome certificates of own ership in the bell will be issued to all stockholders. Mr. R.Tomlinson, Dear Sir: I ob serve an article in the Ust issue of the Liberal, strictly bearing the "ear-mark" of its "flimBy" authenticity ov your Initials, accusing me of weakness and uamanliness to yourself and Mr. B'ack, which, as set forth, is unjust, unkind and nc true, and if said article embodied nothing but ftcts," has the au thor of same elevated himself above the condemnation he so anxiously is trying to inforce upon me. And further, if youandyour informant desire a diflerent Impression to the one you claim to posses9, you can verify the same by a gentlemanly conference with me, which in all kindneis I suggest.

But if you do not des're a friendly intererarse, which should have taken place before the writing of your article, and prefer newspa prr perfidy, you are entirely welcome to all the consolation you rai possibly ex tract from that cruras, ever bearing in mind that 'f I shruld not even so much as open my rroulb to reply, yon ahontu not De oil nded should you find ''my true Light," you make men on of with ridicule, at leapt a little if not far beyond your moit intelligent comprehension. Yours very Respectfully, and to your liter fraternally. N. 8. McDonald.

al, of of of BO Cts. Per Year in Advance. SEVERY TIK1E TABLE. St. L.

8. oast. express, 12:38 p. west express, 8:18 p.m. rant, fieijrlit, UiiUOu.ni vest, freight, 3.18 p.m.

A.T. S. ftolng south, 8 p.m. Amimiimilittiou 11:10 jjoliifr north, 7 n. m.

Accuinmudittsoii it KANSAS, FRIDAY AIO. -'H, 18M. Luce ties at B. Finch's. Bunch Lace tit FiDcb's.

Gilt edge corsets at Willi's and lemons at Willett's. Buy the Whitney Boats acd Shoes. Severy now has a John Chine." Straw goods at J. W. Willett's.

Cheap Insurance at the Jouknal offica Silk Fichues 35 ceutiat B. B. Finch's. 24 yards of 1'rints for SI. at H.

B'ackb's ICgs and butter wanted at J. W. Wil lett's. Walt Dennis is building a splendid barn. to Gibson Bros, for money on real estate.

Gants go to H. Blacks for your Woost- ed suits. Go to H. Blacks' for your linnen and white good B. B.

Finch will sell you a nice suit for five dollars. Mr. Mrs. T. J.

Soudere visited at Eu ka yesterday. If you would be hapy, wear the Whit ney Boots and Shoes. The institute closes this week both in this and Elk countier. C.A.W.lson is building a residence on his farm adjoining; town. The Severy Lumber Co.

now have a sew office, nicely painted. For dry goods and groceries, boots and on J. W. Willett's Cotton dresa goods will bs said at bottom prices at J. W.

Willett's. The best residence lots in Severy are now for sale by Gibson Bros. Editor Somorby of Fall River, was a caller at our ofilce yeattrdt y. To prevent the chills and fevrr, wear the Whitney Boots and Shoes. Mr.Tomlteed is making substantial improvemen to his dwelling.

The most of our space this week is taken up with commun Frout and Trimer have gone into the butcher business at Fell River. I manufacturs fruit ca-s ard wair every one I sell. P. Cassxer. 44 Our butcher JaeobKahler, has splendid bacon for ten cents per pound.

Harry Mellinger lias improved the looks of his dwelling very much. Ten cord of fruit cans either glass or tin, for si le by P. Cass.ner. The 'Frisco officials passed over their popular road Mr.J.M.DuYall.ofFall River town. pleasant.call yesterday.

Front Rank ccok etove excelled by none and has but few equals by P. Cas-ner. 44 Parties wishing to purchase flour at bedrock prices should call upon W. B. Dennis.

SCtf Misses Ida Brown and Alice Ellidge made tnis office a pleasant call on Wednesday. The plot of DuVall'a addition to Sev ery cin now be seen at the office of Gib son Bros. If you want to make your wifo's moth cr a nice present, buy her a pair of the Whitney Shoes. Mrs. P.

II. Neely, of Eureka, was visi ting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bell this week.

These popular brands of Flour wbat Schmidt baB hitched onto are selling like hot cakes in a hungry season. Have you seen those beautiful hunting coats, pants, overalls, and corc-huskin jackets at Axel Bcnmiut'er iney are clippers. The adjustable window and doer screens, which fit any size frame, for sule at the Severy Lumber Co'a Yard, call and see them, Tho 'Diamond Dnp" Syrup at Axel Schmidt's, which he is selling at 65 cents per eallon, is certainly the finest we ever saw at such a price. John Sunderland and lady spent a few few dcys of this week with friends in Chautauqua county. Have you ever asked Schmidt to show you any of his brands of rn? If not, he will astonish the natives, both for qualities and prices.

Quite an interesting Baptist meeting was held at the Brown school house on Saturday and Sunday last. Gibson Bros, will be pleased to show any onedtsiring to purchase land their extensive list, and will drive them over the country free of charge. For reasonable prices in Lumber the Severy Lumber Co. excel all others, and in purchasing of them you don't help a mocopoly outside of our state. To solve the Mormon question, Presi dent Cleveland will order them to wear the Whitney Ibo'sand Shoes, for sale ly B.B.

Kansas. Axel Schmidt carries the leading brands of Soap, which he will sell rs cheap as the cheapest. See his Sallie at work and you wil! be convinced. KeeD cool I The Severy Lumber Co are praying for warm weiither, as they have an immense lot of ice for sale. The retail department will be at S.

Lybarger's Wr. B. Dennis is to the front groin. lt will have in this week, two car loads of flour; one from Topeks, and one from the celebrated Winfiald mill. SGtf on ed a GIBSON BROTHERS, REALESTATE BROKERS Kansas.

Vice President. J. C. Nyb, Caakle KANSAS. G.

M. RIZER, GEO. A. HALL. A.

M. WASSAM NYE. BANKING BUSINESS. ft a 2 GiBsoy. -ALSO- NO.

49 OH acrcs.all nnder nee 47 acres In cultiva-OU tlon, fencing tmb-d wiie and hedge, watered by 2 good wells and good spring, nge good, fame house 1 1-2 story 3 roums cellar, stone shed 20xoo, bearing apples loo, peoehes fruits of a 1 and 1 acres of 3 miles from R. station, one-half milt from FChool, Price (1,600. Three y-ars time on (n5o. NO. 50.

A Cf actfs, all fenced, 50 acres nnder eultl-1 OU vatiou, 5 acres in timber, fenced with barbed wire and three miles of voung hedge, watered by well and springs, range good, frame house 1 1-2 story 16x34, 4 rooms and cellar frame barn 2ux shed 20xo, 450 poach trees, r0 apple trees, 30 cherry trees and small fruits fall kinds 3 miles from K. K. station, 7 milea of Severy, Title good, encumbrance at 7 per cent. Interest. Prioe (2,500, Time on encumbrance.

NO bl. A Cncre under fence with barbed wire and 1 OU stone, 50'undcr cultivation, watered bf 2 good wells and springs, good range, frame hmise 1 story 3 rooms Kansa am, good orchard 3ti apple trees, 3o peach trees, 20 cherry trees 2 miles of R. H. station, 4 miles ot Severy. Title good encumbrance fWO, due in 188 at 9 percent, Price (2.2fo.

Time on encumbrance. NO. 62. A Cf seres. 10 acres in cultivation, small box 1 OU uso, 4 miles from fevcry.

The best of limestone soli, 'ell for (1,000, any pait on time or will trade for stock. NO. 63 Oft acres. AU under fence, 120 acres 0 cultivation, 80 acres flrst-clas- bottom land, frame house 4 rooms, ttene barn watered by Fait Creek and 2 good wells, bearing orchard, small fruits of all kinds, loacrea of timber, 1 1-2 miles from Severy and same from school. Price (6,400.

Terms easy. This is a good stock ranch. NO. 64. A CC acres.

All under fence and orosa- 1 OU fenced, 2 dwellings, 2 stables, 2 orchards, grove ol 4 acres, watered by 4 good wells and good spring. Price Terms easy. NO. 55. ino aores all under fence and cross-fenced good orchard and grove 4 acres, frame rouse 4 rooms, stone barn 24x.ifi, stone corralis, watered by 2 wells, 1-2 mile from school, miles from Piedmont, 5 miles from Severy.

Price (2,200, Terms good. NO. 56. 9Qfl acres. Prairie land, 10 acres under 'OU cultivation, frame house, watered by two wells, range good, 8 miles from Severy, NO.

67. A acres of good Improved land well wa-1 "Utered. frame hnnse 5 rooms, frame ham 24x48, all under fence. To exchange for mer chandise. NO.

58. sores, under fence in fine state of cultlva-OU tion. has a good frame house and ba-n built last fall, watered by two good wells and bearing apnle o'chnrd. This a desirable place and wl 1 exchange for Kansas lands. NO 35.

la "or fenre, fifty acrs it ftil- lttiVAtlOn. WAt.PVArl hv trnnA whilst anA tivatlon. watered hv 9 kkkH nolla and running stream; range gO'd. frame house2 orchard, boo catalpas, KOmulber-ries. 12 miles from Sevi ry.

School on place. Price (2,000. Terms reasonable. 90Janres, 160 under fence. aores In culti- vaiion, 1 01 umber, 70 acret acre, of hnf Kjmiiina.waterea Dytnne living tp mgs, two good wells ala runnhg stream, lrame house suiry-lhree rooms, frame baru also none ba'n- Vi" sued 'wi long, good orchard and small fruits of all kinds, 12 mil.

a from Severy. incumbered dy (uuo. Prioe tosoo. Kansas. Insurance and Collection Agen ts The following is a partial list of lands for sale by us.

KANSAS. Dr. J. G. HOCAN, DENTISTS! HOWARD, -0- KANSAS.

Dr. Hojran will be at his office, one door south ol the Jmrnal office, on Tm sdav and Wednesday, Sept. 1st and 2d. DENTIST. Office hours from 9 o'c'ock until 12 a.

from 1 to 5 o'clock p. except Sunday and Monday. Office on South side Main Street, SKVERY, KANSAS. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land office at Independence, Kan.

1 Alio-II. 1KK1 Notice is hereby civen that the lollowlnv- named settler has filed no ice ofliis intuition to muke final pro in support of hiBcbMm, and that said Dtoof will be made before lha ob rk of dlstrio' court at Eureka on MondavOct. issa, viz: win-am lomian, lortne nni i swqr. cc 14, xp. 28 Kai'g He names th following witnesses io prove bis continuous r-sidence upon andcnltlvatlon of said land.

viz: Tho Garra-d, Jus'sce '-arrard, Jacob Yar- ne'iana James vtarne, ail of every, Kansas, ivo, 3ei. 0-43 m.j. SALTER, Register, NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION. Land. Office at Independence, Kansas, August 25, 18-5, Noti3 is hereby eiven that the following- nanifld settler bus tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support or his claim, ana that said proof will be made before the clerk of the District Court, at Emeka, on Saturday Oct, 21, 188.1, viz: Ueoige Uifen, for the swqrofseqr, of Seal.

Tp vtt, 11 east. lie ames the following witne-ses to prove his contittuousTesidenoe upon, and onltiva'ion of said lano, viz: Martin, iien m. jneo. Simair and F. Gibson, till of Severy, Kans.

.1883. 5-4S M.J. SALTER, Register, Tl.d. Mark. MURRAYS SPECIFIC, The Great Erglish Remedy is positive and certain cure fo weak memory, loss of brain power nervous exhaustion, seminal weakneis, impotenny and general loss of power of the Generative all diseases that follow as a se- r.

An if lmni.ll. Bsfort liking, dence or the excess of matur ed years, such as Universal Lassitude, Pain in the la, Dimness of Vission, Premature Old lee, and many otner diseases inaiieaa 10 insanity or Consump ion. In all cases of female weakness tnepeoiuc acts nitea lost or fading vigor, giving to the eye a brilliant and sparkling beauty, to the cho the rosy bloom of health. j-Murray'a Specific is sold Tro.loM.rk. by all drugg sts at SI per package, or packages $.1.

Also by mail, postage free, on receipt of price. Full particulars in pamphlet which will be mailed free to every applicant. Address all communications to the sole manufacturers, The Murray Medicine Co. kanras City, Mo. AftarTaklmr.

Meyer Bros. Wholesale Agents, Kansas City, Mo. e-Sld in Severy by J. Clark and Simon Lybarger. 'Frisco St.

Louis San FrnciscP RAILWAY -T1IROUOU- MISSOURI, KANSAS, ARKANSAS, And Indian Territory. THE ONLY THROUGH LINE HKTWBKN Severy, Kan. St. Louis Under one Management, nirnnrnn mm ivn PAQT TR AlNS wi ARE RUN DAILY. No Change off Cars.

Tknimnh Pullman Pnlaoe Sleeping oars I nrOUgil (are run Daily, Without change be'ween ST. LOUIS, AND 8AN FRANCISCO, CAL Of rich farming and mineral land foraate t-y tuts company in SOUTHWEST MISSOURI iFor full particula mtormation, with Maps, Time Table pIc cull upon or address any of our Station -gents, or either of the undernamed: O. CALK, D. WISHART, Gen'l Fresght Agent. Gen'l Passenger Agent C.

W. Rogehs, Vice-Pr-sidedt A Gen'l Manager SEVERY, J. H. ROBERT, Jeweler Watchmaker ALL WORK WARRANTED. (Office on South Side Main St.) SEVERY, KA8AS.

THE POLICE GAZETTE will be wailed, wcurcly wrapped, to any addresa in the United HtHten lor three monthR on receipt of ONK DOLLAR. Liberal discount allowed to postbiHKters, agents and clubs. sample copies maueu iree. Aa-irexa an eiders (u KlUHAKD K. FOX, Fianklm square, m.

i. That Haoklna Cough can te so quickly cured by Sbilob's Cure. We guaranteed it; Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Mver Complaint? Sbiloh's Vltalizer is guaraateed to cure you. Sleepless nlehta. made miserable by that terri ble cough.

Bhlloh's Cure is the remedy ior you Catarrh eured. health and meet breath ae cured by 8-, lloh's Catarrh Remedy. Frice GOcts. For lame back, side or chest use Bhlloh's Porous Piaster. Price cents.

Bhlloh's cough and consumption is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. Shiloh's Vilalizer is wbat you need ior con stipation, loss of appetite, dizziness and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price luimd 75 cents per bottle. For sale by 8.

Lybarger. Nov. 28, 1XM. Crono. Whooplnir coueh and bronchitis Im mediately relieved bv Bhlloh's cure.

NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land Office at Independence, Kansas. Aug. 4, 1883. Notice is hereby civen that the fnollowlng named settler has filed notice of his intention to make flnal proof in support of his claim, and 'hat said prooi will be made before W.

S. Robertson, cli-rk of I he a strlo court at bureau Knusas, on Saturday, Sep. Yi, I8-T, viz James Forbs. of Severy, Kansas for the nw qr se qr of Secti' 211, Township 27 Range 10 e. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: J.

Mtnrari, josepn rrosr.t. no-land and C. Ludvickson, all of Sexery, Kansas. No.3Ko ti M. J.B4LTKK, hegister.

NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land Office at Independence, Kansas, August 15, 1881. Notiae Is hereby civen that t'ie following nam-d settler has Hied notion of bis Intention to make titial proof in supnort oi nis ciaira, aon ihat suld oroof will be made fore S. Hob- ertsen, clerk ot district court nt iiireka.Kans., on October 3, 188 viz Rubert Ross, of Piedmont, Kansas, for the se qr lie qr and ne ur aenrof sec 17 28 He names tie follow ing witnesses toprove his continuous resiuenw nnnn Hurt nnlUvntlnn of. aaid land, viz: U.

Aikins and Ell Loyd, of Piedmont, and A Morrison and John Williams, Perry, Kansas 13872 43 M. J. ISALTEK, Ueglster. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land Office at Independence, Kansas, Aueust 1.

Ism. Notice' Is hereby given that the following named settler nns ntea nouon oi niB iu ennui' to make final proof in support ot his claim and that said Droof wi be made before W. 8. Rob ertson, clerk of district court at Eureka, on Saturday, October 3. 1885, Samuel H.

Ross, of Piedmont for the hf ne qr see 8. 28 sue He names t'ie follow ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, ana cultivation of, said land, viz R. T. Alklns Eli Loyd of Piedmond. and A L.

Morrison and John Williams, ol uerry, KMisas. 3871 43 M. J. SALTER, Register, NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land oflioa ut Independence, Kansas.

Aug. 2H, 18S5. Notice is liercbvL'iven that following named settler has tiled tice of his tntentioi. to make final proof in support of his claim, an thai said proof will be made oiore the Clerk of District court, at Eureka Kan, on Saturday, Oct. 24, 1885, viz: James MoCord, fur the sw qr of nw qr and uw qr of kw qr of Sec 1 1, find hf of an or, ec 15.

Tn 28, tl east, lie names the following witnesses to provo his contin uous residence nnnn and cultivation ot said land, viz: Charles Wude. Simon D. Lack, G. R. Huff and John ourtnev, all of Pidmnut, Kan, No.

3891. 5-5 M.J, SALTER, Register, T. J. -dealer in- Undertakers Goods -AND- Farming Implements -ALSO- QUEENSVA''E AND GLAWARE SEVERY, KANSAS, NO. 23 Onfi Acres; all under hedge CiJ) wire fence, 8U acres under cultivation rauite good, well watered, frame house I 1-2 story, 6 rooms cellar eu bearing apple trees, 500 peaches, i mile from school house, l'rioe (2,750 time on NO.

24. QO acres, all under stone and barbed wire OL fence boo rods, well watered, range good, frame house, cellar, out-hnuses, stone baru. stone shed coal bank on farm, 75 bearing apples, 200 peaches, small fruits of all kiuds six miles from 1-4 mile from school, church ou farm, i'rite time on NO 28. A OAa-rres, a'l nndcr fence, CO acres under 1 Ov cultivation, everlasting water, range good, lrame hoime 1 1-2 story with 4 rooms and cellar, barn 14x24 ft, peaches 300. apples loo.

small fruits of all kinds, 2 1-3 miles from town. Price (3,000 Terms easy. NO 82 A Ofi acres, all under fence, 80 acres under 1 OU cultivation, 1,000 rods of fencing, well watered, frame house 1 story ,1 rooms, ellar, barn 14x18, stone shi-d, Coo peach trees, 2 0 apples, grapes 200, small Irui of all kinds, one mile from Paw Paw Kt. and one mile from school. Price terms easy.

a. under fence, 55 acres under OU cultivation, good range, new frame house one story, one room one-half mile from R.R. St. and one-half mile from school. Price Jl.tioo.

Time on (soo. NO. 33. OHO aPres' "ider fence 800 rods of barbed wire and stone fen watered by running stream and 2 wells, stone bouse 10x18 and cells-, stoun brn bearing ftp-ties loo, peaches small fruits, 5 miles from Severy, one mile from school. This is a desirable stock ranch, Price Terms to suit purchaser.

NO 46 QQn acres, loo acres cultivation, all under OtdKJ fence and cross-fence'1, frame horse 14 xl8, frame barn 2Hx34, 2 good bearing orchards, 4 miles from Severy, 1-4 mile from 1-2 mile from schorl. Hood stock farm. Price (4,500. Terms good. NO.

42. A A acres, 40 acres under cultivation, well 1 UU watered, stone house, Kansas barn, young orchard, 0 miles from one and one-half miles from K. A. 1 1-2 miles from school. Trice (000.

NO. 47. OOn aoresi under cultivation, alltindor LLA) fence, 70 acres of bottom land, watered by running stream, fverlasting water, frame nouae, gnou ureimru, i-ira-n fromSev.ry,2 miles ffom-R. 11. one-half i mile from school.

Price (3,000. Terms easy. NO. 48. inn acres, 10 aores under fence and in cultl-1 QU vaiinn, watered by stream, range good, stone house 1 room, peaches 40, 8 miles from R.

It. st school on place Prioe (850. NO. 39. 0 59acrcs, ifiO under fence, frame bouse with iji rooms, stone stable.

70 acres of bottom. ln.l w.HaMH k. tnn welii and running Young orchard NO. 40. 77acrps under 'ence, and 70 acres under -t ('cultivation.

Frame bouse of 4 rooms, stone stable, good orchatd, 2 good wells add running streams, good out range. 12 miles of Gcvery. Price I2ISO0 Part on time. JNW, 4(. jOJacres stock ranch everlasting water, 1 Iwo acres in oultlva Ion 2 ood orch- ards, dwellings, oo acres nnder fenoo.

Th Is one of the best stock ranches in our county, Prioe (12,000. TEMPLE BUtLDINCr, 8T. LOUI3, MOjSevery,.