Kansas Central from Olathe, Kansas • 3

ADMINISTRATOR'S) MOTICB. NEW KANSAS CENTKAL. four hours, or, figuratively, an indefinite 3TV.TJESaviIE:3J"T OF THE CONDITION OF TUG Legal Advertisements. BOOK AND JOB la R. the Estate of Ihomu Reed.

deceased, Keed, Admi'x. nR EDITORS and all others interested 1 In ths Ft, ti at are hereby notified that letter of Administration hae been granted to me. i 4.... h. titt.h H.v at November.

A. lew. All nersons berlnr claims against said Estate, are hereby repaired to exhibit them for alloweuee to me. witmn year after to aate or tne ik f'J be preoladed from aajr benenc or mMm neh elaimt be aot sbiDitoa mo from the data of the aaia leuars. mj barred.

i4nir.tris of Thomas Eeed. nereasei. ROT Attormer's for AdmisUsiratrla Administratrix Notice- Notice is hereby eiven that letters of Administration upon the estate of Elias Garrett, deceased, has been granlel to me by the Probate Court, within and for Johnson county, Kansas, Dearing uaie April 1st, 1868 All persons having claims against saia estate are rea aired to exhibit them for allowance within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of said estate and if said claims be not exhibited within three years from the date of said letters, they will be forever bared. Marqarett J. Gaerett, Administratrix of Elias Garrett, deceased W.

U. M. Fisbbaek, her Att'y. ADMINISTRATRIX SALE. Notice is hereby given that 1 will, as Administrator of William P.

Woolley, deceased, on the llth day of May, A. D. 1868, at tbe late residence of tbe said de ceased, in Lexington township, Johnson county, Kansas, sell at auction tbe fol lowing personl property, to wit Three (3) bead of horses, four (4) head oi cattle five (5) hogs and foor (4) ehoats, a set of double harness, a wagon and two plows, one mattock, and one log-cbain. Terms: a credit of six months will be given upon notes with approved security, at ten per cent, interest per annum from date. Elizabeth Woolet, Administrator ef W.

P. Wooley, Dec'd. Per W.U. M. ishDack, her Att'y.

26 4w JAMES DENIS ON, Dealer la Furs, Robes, Tallow, Oraad VeOse'i Addition, Kansas City, Mo. CHARLES HAINES, Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia ASD Wyandotte, Kansas. tio-. S1NNETT PIUCHAft, Dealers in fl Coal Oil obacco, Cigars, BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL-PAPER, D78SbC Francis' Stone Block, PARK STREET, OLATHE, KANS. Tin-It.

DOGGETT OR BISON "WHOLESALE DEALERS IS AND Carpets, it Cfotlis and Mattings. No. 608, Math Street Two doors South of tbe Post Office. Kansas Citt, Missouri. Our stock of Lace and Damask Curtains and Carpets have all been purchased this spring since the late heavy decline, at prices that defy competition.

Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. a22-3m AE A ARB I i d-'s-ra Inform the (rsr- JL eiitg public that he Is uusrreaaiaga DAILY COACH LINE from Bawaraaeltle, (oa TJ. P. a. to -OlaVhaw coaaee-'t ting artta Nail Traineaoing Bastaaa IV est, at SO auaaeeu.

sDf with Biases at olathe to all points South Passengers going Wast eaa step aboard tha can at M- warusTiiie au iu M. tl- FaKS light baggage included, SI.S JBL rpssaa ap.lr at r.iw OlsAs Uaaaa. P. martaai anaffaralsh aaaaU at tne Static a 0 I period of time A great deal of inter est in these questions is manifested by the class. It was suggested by some one that, in two or three months, the school have a picnic Suaday school celebration iu tsuuie grove iu iue vioinuy.

xnat is what we like to hear agitated: but, if we might be allowed the privilege, we would like to suggest that it be a patri otic Sunday SosodI oelebration of the Fourth of July, in whioh all th Sunday school in the county should be invited to participate. That would dispense with other local demonstrations on that day, and we could have one grand reunion of the people throughout the county. It wou.a seem to us a splendid arrange ment. i The EKTEBTArNMssT on Wednesday eveniag wa a more brilliant suicess, re garding both the acton and the audience, than even that of the previous evening on the part of the actors, because Of their improvement upon the evening be fore, and of the audience, Jbecause such a large home wai out to witness the repetition of that thev had seen before. most perfect self-possession, and did their part well.

The charade, "The 11 a- r- a-v a OTra8 tw," -umj lounj uao in Town" and "Aunty-Dote" (antidote are. favorably criticised by all, unfavora bly by none. The Tableau, "Blue Beard," "Taking the Veil," and Seoess- ion7 we have not seen exceeded any where. Mr. Ocheltree'a 01d Deitsch Gentleman," in costume, created a great deal of merriment.

It is useless to say that this portion of the programme was so well performed that, had there been a German present, he would have considered himtelf thrown far into the shade. A good deal of care in the elocutionary department, with the cultivation of that free-and-easy deportment that must characterize him who appears before an audience, is needed. We regret that space forbids our entering into a detailed ao-oount of the performance. Some fifty dollars were netted, and all feel pleased with the access. New Goods just received, and for sale taper than ever at J.

II. Dow's. Th party from New York which wen-to the southern part of the State some weeks ago, with Messrs. Church and Reynolds, have returned, after an extensive tour, declaring, just as we predicted, that nothing they have seen equals Johnson county. Setxxai.

new advertisements are crowded out out this week. A Grant Club was organised in Mc-Camish on Saturday evening, and $100 raised fcr the New York Tribune! 'Steady thare," Democrats! something about to happen. Attextiojt, Post The Members of Olathe Post No. 9, G. A.

are requested to meet at their old room in the Court House, on Tuesday, May 12th, at o'clock, r. m. J. M. Hadlzy, P.

C. A Makmotc IssTrrcnoy. We publish in another column the annual statement of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Cempany. While we desire to encourage every institution ohartered for so laudable a purpose, provided that they are possessed of a sufficient capital to render them safe beyond peradventure, we feel that this staunch old company deserves especial mention, for peculiar reasons. In tha first place its assets have reached the enormous sum of nearly eighteen million dollars; Us income for 1867 was over seven millions and three guarlers; its income for interest alone exceeded its losses by over one hvndrod and twenty-four thousand dollars, and the dividends returned to its members have averaged over fifty per oent.

per annum since its organization. General W. H. M. Fishback, Parker and I.

O. Pickering are the gentlemanly and efficient agents of the for Olathe and vicinity. To those who desire to insure we cordially recommend this great old company. Incoepoeattov. Ths --following has been handed us for publication Olathe, Kansas, May 2 1868.

At a meeting of the citizans of Olathe, held at the Court House this day, WH. M. Fishback was called to the charr and W. F. Goble and S.

E. McKee appointed Secretaries. Judge A. S. Devenjiey called upon Mr.

Roy to address the i meeting and state the object, which was to consider the expediency of incorporating the town. Ha offered some very good argu- .1 menis in iavor oi incorporation, ids sum ming up or which was the systmmatie improvement of the town, bo that it would be both pleasant and convenient. Col- Burris was called upon for a speeob, and expressed himself in favor of incor-ation. On motion of Mr. Rov a commit tee of five was appointed to investigate the 6ubflct and, if necesssry, take a census of the town and report to an adjourned meeting.

On motion of J. T. Burris, the President was appointed, by the meeting, as Chairman of that committee. The President then appointed the following gentlemen John T. Barris, U.

McBride A. 8. Devenney, and J. V. Offenbacker.

On motion of Col. Barns the meeting abioorned to meet on next Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, r. at the Court House, when the report of the committee will be received. W. H.

M. Fishback, President. W. F. Gobxb, S.

E. McKee, Secretaries. This, we think, is a movement that meets the approbation of all our citizens; and we hope the committee will push the mattter and be able to present a favorable report on that evening, so that we can, at once, secure the advantages of an incor porated city, WANTED. Teachers, ttjdekts, and other intelligent Alen and Women, id business paying $100 to $200 per month, according to ability. For particulars, u'iY.

rur particulars, addj.j8s MfcCtfRDY ixratara meek, ituaago, iu, 4 a I WEDNESDAY, MAY 6," 186 8" DEPABTTTBB OP THE MLAiiaa A KAN8- EASTERN, (Km City.) Asataaa a fcearaa P. 11 SI A- IS ROCTII PMlt.) ArrWea. 4ae at fcATVHEVC: aiil TOPRKl UWARDSmidB.) flM 1 t. a. p.

BUCK'JACK Arrleee at P. It, Tu cedars, Thursdays and Saturday Mondays, Thursdays m1 Satardays T. tela. M. fl-mm la P.

II. SUNDATS, htn IO, A. i W. F. COBLE, Pftnlrr.

Ol'FiCSRS OF JOHNSON COUNTY. J. Muton IT lit, Sheriff F. E. Hsndkrsok J.

K. Hatks, Treasurer. I. S. Farxis, Register of Deeds.

J. T. Braais, County Attorney. 8.B. Mvwcx, District Clerk.

B. P. Notimaw, Probate F. L. Wavss, County, surveyor.

W. Eixsas, Coroner. "Wm. Williams, Assessor. C- I.

Lewis, Supt. Public Instraetinn. It yea want a good house and lot, cheap for sash, tall upon JaVMeXabb. 1 Mas. Elisabeth McMullen ean hear of tn d-ntjiD- aliin this offlce.

1 Ocb friend, Toorhees, has arrived and proceeded to Kansas City this morning for his goods. He will open oat in Bow-en's old stand this week. Taa proeediDgs of the the Teachers' Institute held here last week did. not come ia in time for publication this week. A resolution was passed whioh makes the Ckxtbal the official organ of the teachers, as an organization, in this couoty, for whieh they have oar thanks, and hearty auurance of cooperation with them in their laudable occupation, so far as we are able to aid them.

Ir jam want good Pine Lumber for build-iag, 011 at Ja's MoNabb't Lumber yard, aear the Asylum. y. Tom Sa. A Pitts Threshing Machine la good order. A bargain will be given.

Inqair of 6. HsOrsxicssoy, Olathe, Owe of our old-time oitizens, Doctor T. flamill, has just returned and taken up his residence, as well as the practice ef medicine, among us. His office is over Price Welch's grocery store, in the stone building, Northeast side Public Square. The Doctor, daring his ab-soenee, has devoted his time to the stady of medicine in the East, and proposes to locate hero permanently.

We are glad -fJMl those who have onee resided nera 'returning, as it seems to put 03 still ahead We extend a welcome to the octor, and hops he will succeed. Ca4 Beaks and Flax Seed For sale ft lean, by S. T. Durkee, Olathe, and lso by James McAuley, five miles cast of Olaiht, an the Oxford road. T.

do. 20, 2m. Os Monday la9t, J. N. Hollo way, a.

author of Bolloway's History of Kansas, gave as a call. He is canvassing for matatiak for the eecond volume of bis History; asd ehoeld he be as suecessfol as ia lite tirst volume, we shall say that it is splendid work. W. F. Goble, publisher of this paper, has been constituted the general agent for this county for the work, and recommends it as indispensable to all families who want to be posted in the history of our famous State.

The priee for this volume has been reduced 75 eentt. I would invite the attention of the ladies and gentlemen of Olathe and Johnson county, to my new stock of Boots and Shoes, jaet reoeived and for ale. To the ladies I can guarantee a geoaina article of Goat and Kid Ballmo-rals, Kid Buskins, surge and Carpet Slippers, earge and glove Gaiters, 6ilk gore. For gentlemen, a superior artiele of Plow Shoes, Brogans, Oxford Ties and Balmorals, also Calf and Kip Boots) Calf and Carpet Slippers. For.

Misses Boys and children, a fall supply," both fancy and heavy all of which I will ell at very low figares and warrant as ave8ented. The inferior grade of Shoes 'Splayed out" with me, as .1 cannot Vf.d to deal in and warrant them. Samuel Smith. Os Sunday, the 19th of last month, a Sunday School was organized under the auspices of the Methodists at their Church, Prof. W.

W. Deverell being chosen Superintendent Dr. I. R. Crane, Assistant Superintendent A.

T. Burris, Secretary Mrs. CYL. Camp, Treasurer aad B. U.

Tillotson, Librarian. Quite a number were out for a beginning. On the 26th there was no aobool, -owing to the rain which poured down all day. On last Sunday the report showed forty-osw teachers and pupils present, the classes were organized, and the school starts off in good shape. A large Bible class was formed, and some grave and very difficult questions concerning the firft four or fire verses in the first chapter of Genesis, were brought ap, discussed and laid over for next Sabbath.

A part of the questions are these What period of time is m.ant by the term "In the beginning," in the first verse? Then was not the materials of Heaven and Earth created before "the evening and the morning" which constituted th first day In what condition were the elements when "the earth was without form, and Then what period of time constituted the Uv Dee 'J twenty- I is 7 CONNECTICUT MUTUAL nm m. On the 31st day of December, A. D. 1867, made to the Auditor of the State of Kansas, in conformity with the laws of said State. Pine Tbe nam of tha eonpaar ia th C.neectieut Mutual Lie Insuranoa Company, located at Hartford, Connecticut.

CAPITAL. Being a mutual company, has so capital steak, ASSETS. Fourth Tbs amount of sash oa hand, ia hands of agents, or la sank Real estate i en b. reo Bonds owned be the company, and how thor 380.BTS ia2.ll Of axe seourca. Wltn tne rat of interest tnereoui P.

value lltrht Mtei v. a. Vs 81 par cent. Sl.lW.OOO 6 per oent 900 000 1 0-40's, 4 per cent 00,000 Treaenr notes. aaki.orja 964.

73S J0I.6M 25. IS S.2I&.IM0 8tate of Connecticut. 6 per cent. i.OOO.OCO City or Kraus villa. iud 7 per oent i 5.000 City of Toledo.

3-10 per SO.OuO Debt, of taa company by mortgage Ds bts otherwise eecure4. as.oon JO.O0 34 Iwbts duo for premiums, aoiag pro. bearinc per eeat. interest. T.S8S.8S3 34 mtums lore borne, nraaiun aotea All other scouritios 41S.SIS IVi 7.s,oas LIABILITIES.

Fifth ths amount of liabilities dae or act doc to banks or other creditor- by the company Sixth Losses adjusted aad dos tteTeatb Ltoascs adjusted aad aot dus Eighth Liosses aaadiuated aotninr. to.ofo 12.780 2.S4M Ninth Liosscs ia suspense awaiting further proof Tenth All other claims against the company. dividends payable, estimated 120.000 MISCELLANEOUS. Eleventh Tbe greatest amount Insures ia any oae risk. Twelfth Greatest amount allowed to be insured la any on city, town or villare.

nnlimitad. Thirteenth -Greatest amount insured laonsUock.ua-limttaH. Feurtaontb Tha act of Incorporation of said company sa bled. tiU R. 1-HELPS, PresideaU W.

M. OLUITED, Hscrctary. lata sf Caaaeetlewt, Canaty of Hartford Oa tfcli list day of December. A. v.

IMS. personally anveared t.ey R. Phelps, President, W. (J 1 mi tad. asecretaryof the Connecticut Mutual lif.

lasurancc Com paav. and made oath that the forea-olnc statement by them eubeeribed, is a truthful and correct a atameat of too aflaire said lomoaay. and exhibit', a far as eaa bo ascertained at this date, the actual ooaditioa oa the Slst day of December. 1867. VF.O.

M. bILMAN. Ideal Notary Public in aad for said county aad ttate amanam. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. (TO EC-PIRB ON THE 28th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1869,) Auditor 'of State's Office, Topeka, Kansas, Feb, 29th, 1868.

Whereas the Connecticut Mutual Life Insuraaoe Company, of Hartford, in the State of Connecticut, has filed in this office a sworn statement of its condition, as required bj the first seetion of the aot "To regulate Insurance Companies not ineorporated by the State of Kansas," passed February 20th, 1863; and amendment thereto, approred February 25th 1864, and, Whereas said company has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is possessed of at least one hundred thousand dollars, of actual capital invested ia stocks, or in bonds, or in mortgages of real estate, worth double the amount for whioh tbe same is mortgaged; and. Whereas said company has filed in this office a written instrument, under its corporate seal, signed by tbe President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent or agents of the company in this State to acknowledge service of process for aad in behalf of said company, consenting that such service of process shall be taken and held to be as valid as if served npon the company, according to the laws of this Or any other State, and waiving all claims or right of error by reason of such acknowledgement of service. Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first section of the aforesaid act, 1, J. R. Swallow, Auditor of State for tbe State of Kansas, do hereby certify that said Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company is authorized to transact the business of Life Insurance in this State nntil the 28th day of February, in tbe year one thousand eight hundred and sixty nine.

In witness whereof 1 nave hereunto subscribed my name and cause! the seal of my offioe to be affixed, tbe dav and year above written. R. SWALLOW. Auditor of State. FACKLER ir IVH1TTEJV, nts for Kansas, Offioe, Times Building, Leavenworth, Has.

FISHBACK, PARKER PICKERING, Local Agents, Olathe, Kansas. SMITH HAMILTON, Daalrra la FORDGS a DO at I ITIC Cigars and Tobacco, Choice Kentucky Bourbon Whiskies, refiners of Alcohol and bpints. proprietors Buffalo Bitters. Fourth appeal Matkat aeaas. Kansas City, Mo.

JOIIN B. TRASHER, AND WAG MAKES, KANSAS WYANDOTTE CITT, TlaS-Cav. GEOCEY AID PRQVISIQ3 WSk Attn BT South sidsef the Pablie Square, Tha euhscriher takes this method ofiefonaieg the eiti-sans of Johnson coantr that ba still coatiaoes ia the grocery basiaoss aad that ba keepa ttitastsallj oa haad a rail ana aoBpiata stoca or iaaaii Groccrua and Pronton hieh ha will sail at aaaaae Cite nriaaa. Wte saods are aeJiat jsualitT, and his stock ia tha largest to Johasoa ttountT. Iu ooaaectioa with the stack J1 5ere he kseps a full svpprof Bres.

Plea. Oakaa af MoafaetioaarsM ef aUJtiada. Rearir thao-a tar v'wa sWt I dHaW ssa7 KOTICB OP SALS. By virtue of an order of the Paobate court made at its April term, i win obedience to said order on the 3rd day of June A 1868, at the front door of tn Court House in the oity of Olathe, in the oountv of Johnson and State of Kansas, PEDOse for sale at publio auction, all the interest of A. Pearaon, deceased, in and to a certain piece or parcel of land described as follows to-wit: ijot nuraoer iwenrv- ei2ht(28) in block number ttairty-6ix (36) and the bou-e thereon, in the town of Olathe, Kansas.

Terms of sale, cash in hand. This 28th day of April IS63. Elizabeth Psaraon, Administratrix of A. Pearson, deceased. W.

LI. M. rishbaelc, ber att'y. ROAD NCTIOB. Notice is hereby given that a petition ill be -presented to the Board of county Commissioners of Johnson county han sas.

at its nextregnlar session, for the lo cation of a Township Road in Monticeuo Townsbin. beginning at the northeast cor ner of Thomas Self's land near the middle of section ten. in township twelve of range twenty-three; thence east to or near the section line dividing sections eleven and twelve; thenee south to A. Walechraidt's mill: thence across Mill creek in an easter ly direction on the most practicable route to intersect the State road leading from Kansas Citv to Lawrence at or near the vil lage of Chillicothe. or man ana others.

April 20th 1868. 28 4t Publication Notice. In the District Court within and for Johnson Connty and State of Kansas In the Fourth Judicial District. Wyley Wyatt, Plaintiff, vs nugh H. Conlev, DePt.

To said Hugh 1. Conley on are hereby notified that, on the 13th day of August, a. d. 1867, the said Wyley Wy ley filed his petition in the offioi of the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, setting forth that, on the 9th day of January, a. d.

lsoU, vou conveyed to aim oy your oertain writing, obligatory, of that date, for a valuble consideration, the followtng described land, to wit The half of the north-east quarter on section No. 28, In Township 13 of Range 25, 80 acres; said petition containing a prayer that you be adjudged to execute and deliver a good and sufficient deed, with warrantee, to the said Plaintiff for the same, and for other relief; and you are further notfied that, unless you answer said petition on or before the 25th day of June, a. d. 1868, the allegations therein will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered accordingly. In tetimony whereof, I have herento set my band and affixed the seal of said Court this 17th day or April, a.

d. 1868. S. B. Mtbicc.

Clerk Fishback Noteman, Atty's. for Pl'ff. 27 7t. SHERI FF' SALE. State of Johnson Countv, Sarah M.

Mcintosh t.s. Alonzo Donovan and M. E. Donovan. By virtue of an order of sale, to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Fourth Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for John-ann County, in said State, I will, oa Saturday, the 16th day of May a.

d. 1863, between the hours at 10 o'clock a. m. and P. of said dav at the Court House deer in the city of Olathe, in the county and State aforesaid, offer at publio sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in band.

all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants in and to tbe following described real property, to-wit: Lot number twenty (20) in block number thirty-nine (39) in the town of Olathe, Johnson County, Kansas; appraised at three hundred and fifteen dollars ($315.) Said property levied on and to be sold as the property of the above named defend ants. J. Miltos LIablet, CsDerin. Sheriff's Offi01atbe, April 4th 1868. Wm.

H. M. Fishback, Att'y for Pl'ff. NOTICE OP SALE. Br virtue of an order of the Probate Court, made at the January term, of said Court, I will, in obedience to said order, on the 13tb day of May, a.

186s, at tbe front door ot tbe uourt House in tbe town of Olathe, in the county of Johnson and State of Kansas, expose to sale at publio auction, all the interest of Moses McCleary, Deceased, in and to certain piece or parcel of land situate in the said county of Johnson, and State of Kansas, to-wit The northeast quarter of the southwest quarter, of Section one, in Township fourteen, Kange Twenty-two, (40 acres). Terms Of sale, cash in hand. MARGARET McCLEKY, Executrix of Moses McCleary, deceased. W. II.

M. Fishback, her Att'y. Administratrix' Notice. Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others, interested in the estate of John Sprague, deceased, that at the next term or tne rooate oouri, Bitting in auu for Johnson county; State of Kansas, to be held on the 4th day of May, a. 18C8.

intend to make final settlement or said estate with said Probate Court. SUSANNAH SPRAGUE. Administratrix of John Sprague, deoeased By L. F. Blodgett, her attorney.

Administratrix Notice. Notioe is hereby given to all creditors and others, interested in' the estate of Alexander Smith, late deceased, that at the next term of tbe Probate Court, within and for Johnson county, and State of Kansas, to be held on the 4th day of May, a. 1868. I intend to make final settlement of said estate, with said Probate Court. Dated this 30th day of March, 1868.

Harriet L. Smith, Administratrix of Alexander Smith, dee. Per. W. 11.

M. Fishback, her Att'y. In Re the estate of SrmaelR Forrest deo'd J. E. Sutton admr de bonis non Creditors and all others int erested in the estete of Samuel R.

Forrest deceased are hereby notified that letters of administration de bonis non have been grantee me on the estate of Samuel R. Forrest deceased bearing date the 24th day of April a. 1868, and all persons having claims a- fainst the estate of the said deceased are ereby required to exhibit them to me for allowance within one year from thn date of my said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate, and if such claims be not exhibited to me within three years from tbe date of said letters they 'shall be forever debarre'd. J. E.

Sntton, Administrator de bonis non of Samuel R. Forrest, deoeased. By L.F.Blodgett his Attorney. ciiBTii oil ccjucB mm Am omerlj maamf aetared Vj GUJESF. FILLET, ad latterly hj the EXCELSIOR St.

Louis, Missouri, obtained and maintained an unoarcCsieJ reputation and sale, over 100,000 being sold within 12 years. Bat, nothwithstand- V. "It nceiieoss man iDcrcetamg popular. tiy of the old Patterns, we have Just eenr-pletedaNEW superior construction, wita- LONG Tha Patfatraa bare hoea aaarl twa yean la aatrfd prwa aratl.a. erery real-imrrsetsisst that laag azpcrieaaa aad twaaty years' practiaal kaa-wladgc la tha baslaaaa aeald saggest baa baaa aaaptad sahrlag taJs Staa par-faetlea.

ragardlsss alia sf Time, Labor or Expense. Wa therefore ester ei Hen Chartor Ob -AS Best Constructed, Best Operating, and most economical and durable Stove Dealers, House Keepr eri, and all lovers of good Caoking are', particularly requested to examine the mm as ire are confident it most i aperscede all others wherever sold and nsed. Priee List and Catalogue seat en application. Address, Excelsior Manufactr'ng Cov T. IsOVM.

Mat-Sold by 3. imm Olathe, Kansa, NEW SfintUHO-fiOODi SUTTON cfc COX, Having formed a copartnership for the retailing of Eigtf? GOOBS, QTJBBHSWARB AXD Woald iBTHa thaaHaamaui'of their frleoda aaidtha mat la sranrslla- to thr-ftr siew at.cit ef tha aaoeai th. LOWMT F-CKS far raea er praaaoa. DPTOTR empiri atvles. of A aVSiasVafs.

SW sV all the favorite brands Merrimacks, sbi mm L. Spragne's, Alien kjo.b, ac, c- Dli LAUMU.CS ana iain. GINGHAMS. LAWNS, JACO NETS, SUMMER FA2ITS 51 Ur Ken tacky Jeans, Cottonade3, Tweeds, Notioii8f Dress Trimmings, Ac. GARDEN SEEDS Early Peas by the quart, Beets by the ounee, early Seed Potatoes, White Sprouts.

FLOUR Wilhite's tnd other fa-vorite brands, by the sack or balf sack. Golden Syrnp, Sofghttm, N. O. Molasses DRIED FRUIT Peaehes, Apple, Blackberries and Currants. BOOTS nd SHOES Ladies, Men's and Children's.

QUEENS WARE GLASSWARE. N. B. ButtafSgs, Hams and Km (hi fe ll Mm 2L AHJSIIBs A3 are prepared to tarn smt NEATLY PRINTED BILL HEADS LETTER HEADS, BILLS LADING, CIRCULARS, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES DODGERS CARDS, BALL TICKETS, BILLS OF FARE, LABELS, And in faetaUkid cf Plain and Fancy UDST COUPLETS WM III IMS Give na a eaS WHEN YOU WNT A NICE WORK l. rski aa.

a. weaaraa THACHER WEBSTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Real 11 state and COLLECTING AGENTS, PSae Swop's baQdiag, Bear core or Mala aad Third Sta. Kansas City, Mo. ran- General gesta for tha isTBStsieet of Capital Bojiag and sell ioc Heal Estate. Notary's PabUa.

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ia-stw. SAMUEL SMITH, Manufacturer of dealer In BOOTI AND IHOES Saathsids Paklia aaata OLATUS, KANSAS. Kaaaa 1JJ1 11 tiV.