The Shaft from Osage City, Kansas • 3

EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. JJARDWARE. GROCERIES gOMETHING NEW IN OSAGE CITX-2 I HE SHAFT. SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1872. AND R.J.

MOW. C. P. DODDS. LOCAL Fresh fruits at Reber's.

We want some tip top potatoes, for seed. Fancy goods, periodicals, at the Variety 1 i Judge Schuyler, of Burlingame, was in town Wednesday. PRO VISiaM DM STORE. J. A.

LI AR I DODDS MOTT, We have received No. 1 Vol. 1, of the National Utilities Index, an "encyclopedia of business knowledge for the people," issued monthly, by "The Index Company," 433, W. Jackson St. Chicago.

The terms are within reach of all fifty cents a year, with a Crotno free. Subscribe and receive "your money's worth." We have also received the first number of What Next for "wide awake boys and girls." This handsome, interesting magazine, is published monthly, for 30 cents a year, or 50 cents with premium Chromo. Try it, and you will not be disappointed. Address Publisher of What Next 433 West Jackson Chicago, 111. For sale or trade a first class melodeon.

The undersigned, havinsr located at this place Inquire at this office. ftatea df Advertising'' Advertisements calculated by the inch, in length of column. Business cards, not over ten linea of thia type, ten dollars per year. Legal advertisements must either be paid for in advance or the attorneys will be held responsible. Local notices, 15 cents a line for first insertion.

Half price for each subsequent insertion. AH communications should be addressed to W. H. MORQAN, Osage City. Osage Ks.

Andy Brown has. returned from "Old Vir with a view of keeping a first class Drug Store, will keep constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest cash prices, ginia," looking hale and hearty. Dealer in MATTHEWS, HATFIELD i Having permanently located at Fencing, plowing, planting, and farming AND operations generally, are "all the go." INSURANCE AG'TS, Do you want a nicely printed letter-head, or bill-head Call and see our specimens. OSAGECITY, HARDWARE. MARRIED.

CANN PARRISH. On the 16th by C. Williams, Esq. Justice of the peace, Mr. For Sale.

Some fine residence lots near the Draughtsmen and Surveyors, business part of town. Inquire at this office. Thomas Cann and Parrish, all of Miss. Lucy The next examination of teachers will be Of every description, also Osage City. Would hereby inform the people generally that we are determined to create a LARGE TRADE IH OUR LINE.

held in Osage City, Friday April 5th, at 10 A. k. With the above came the printer's portion of a 3 fr I I 1 -P 1 00 2 00 3 50 7 00 $12 00 1 50 2 75 4 50 9 00 16 00 2 00 3 50 5 50 10 00 20 00 2 50 4 00 6 00 16 00 25 00 5 00 8 00 15 00 25 00 40 00 8 00 12 00 25 00 40 00 65 00 10 00 20 00 35 00 60 00 100 00 STOVES. Osage county is authorized, by an act of One week Sixth St Osage City, Kansas Two weeks, PAINTS, OILS, good things a large, delicious cake. Our better half joins in thanks, and we wish them a life-long honeymoon.

the Legislature, to issue bonds to buy a county farm. Four Three mo As we do business on a cash basis, we-can Reber keeps the finest assortment of con sell at less profit than others, and making Groceries a specialty, we are enabled to sell at the The interests of Usage county demand a Six months Will attend promptly to renting houses, executing deeds, mortgages, paying taxes for cou-residenta, making collections, buying and fections in town. Go there for candies, nuts, fruits, etc. One year TINWARE. larger paper.

For correspondents, and voluntary contributors, who invariably feel deeply aggrieved, if their articles do not appear immediately in our columns, Osage county is hard to DYE STUFFS I. o. o. Make yourself and family comfortable by lowest figures. Give us a call, and try our Teas, Coffees, Sugars Spices, Syrups F.

NO. selling land and eity property in any part of Osag County. 82 Holds its CITY LODGE, iSA (IE 0s getting good furniture, of Leighty, Frankhous-er Gilson. rejrular meetings on each Monday evening, i i GLASS, PTJTTY, beat. The Osage Chronicle will respond to the demand.

Already a power press has arrived, and will soon be put in The Chroni of Porter Brothor, Photographers, wish We have for a ale several at their hall, in vsago uy, ivo. jutuiuma the order are fraternally invited to visit us. J. A. MARTIN, N.

G. M. Day, Secretary. 22 'Implements, GreetL-aad Dried IWts, customers to remember that they do not take prictures on Sundays. I Tnl I pf VTIpTooPo rf i i oil ofr ft rrrefi cle has outgrown her short frock and pantalettes and demands a big dress and a trail, and only awaits the return of her liege lord and master to doff the old and don the new.

We congratulate Brother Chalfant on the luiibi niuoiuoj i biiuiiioiiou) uiuoiibO) i. o. x. IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED FARMS, SAGE CITY NO. 231, meets every 0 "power," and hope he will receive the Bupport Friday evening.

Membera of the order fra which his enterprise deservedly inerita. Guns, Pistols, Etc. ALSO ternally invited to attend. T. E.

DEMPSTER, W. C. T. A. Cotterman, Secretary.

31 WOODEN Quesnsware, etcl Liberal Cash Prices paid for Produce. MATTHEWS, HATFIELD, it Co. Wall Paper, OIQARS AND TOBACCO, W. BAKSUP, JOHN I DODDS, From the Lyndon Observer. Carboiidale Item.

CITI PROPERTY, ilRE-AJr. ESTATE AG'T, Tables, Bureaus, ash Stands, Kitchen Safes, eic, at the Furniture Store south of Kullak's Lumber Yard. We club the Shaft with the American Farmer' Advocate, for $2.25 per year, or with the Kansas Farmer, for $2.75. Do you use the "weed Reber sells two ounces best fine cut for fifteen cents. Three plugs natural leaf for fifty cents.

By appointment of the last conference, Rev. O. H. Call is to be continued at Lyndon and Osage City for another year. 1 The season has not warmed up for spring The people of Carbondale are thinking of OSAGE CITY, KS.

MDTAHY PUBLIC AND CQNVEYANGEB. OSAGE CITY, KANSAS, building a school house, patterning after the Lydon sctool building. We think the plan NEW' 'Attends to buying and selling land, paying taxes, renting, etc. I have for sale some of the QENERAL MERCHANDISE. JJTJRSERY.

C. S. JAS. H. DRAKE, LEW.

CO RAKE, with a few improvements a good one. A few days more will entirely complete our new bridge across the creek. When completed it will be the widest bridge in Osage county, being eighty feet wide, the full width of the stream. finest Farming and JCoal Lands in the State advertisement in another column. 1 For sale and to rent, in and around Osace Oit and Carbondale.

GOOD AND CHEAP AV. II. IHOSSMAN, M. liHYSICIAN AND SURGEON will make BOT H1L EUS, Our Surveying, Engineering and Draughting sage Olty nrofessioual calls at all hours. Office at outfit is complete, and we solicit Kailroad land Hanslip'e Drug Store.

Residence on Main St near Hunsicker's lumber yard. 1 and town Surveying, Platting, in Osage The prospect is that Ridgeway township will have a chance to vote $25,000 for the aid of a railroad, and well we can afford to do it. We undertsand that the road will enter the north line of the county, east of section 2, as prescribed by the bonds voted last fall. Dealers in C. HEBBERT REEDEIt.

and adjoining counties. Charges reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. Nursery work quite as early as usual, but every one seems to expect better crops therefor. Call at the Shaft office for your fine job printing. We can excel in that elass of work and our prices are low as the lowest.

Will our readers please send us the addresses of any of their friends or acquaintances in the East who have an idea of moving west Mr. Cochran, of the firm of Scott Cochran, has disposed of his interest in the meat business to Mr. Devilbiss, who, with Mr, Scott, will carry it on as heretofore. 1ENTIST Has located Burhngame, ana JJ tenders his professional services to the J. U.

Watkins Has just opened, at his new store, in Osage City, A large stock of citizens of this and all the adjoining towna, Messrs Thomson and Paddock have sold their building and stock of groceries to Mr. M. Bird, a farmer living about two miles east of town. Groceries, The preservation of the natural teeth a specialty We have, for sale the following Improved Lands: Teeth carefully extracted. Artificial teetn in liQxtin 6 Dralio verted by the most approved methods.

Offioe opposite the M. E. Church, up stairs. 1 ROGERS dc WESTEBFIELD, Mr. Bird will carry on the grocery business at the old stand.

He is a gentlemen of the first water, and we wish him John Ditzler and party were in town Monday in the interest of the Lawrence and Carbondale Would inform the pnblic that we are prepared to furnish all sorts of ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BURLINGAME, 160 'acres; southeast qr see 1, 1 16, 14. A3 Exchanges, letters, should be directed CLOTHING. Dry. Goods, plainly to OSAGE CITY, Osage Co. Ks.

for there is an "Osage" in Missouri, also one in A larger variety and better olass than Usu- 11 1 1 1 I i under fence and 120 acres under cultivation good frame house 12x20 two wells of fine water, and a stable. All underlaid with Coal situated one mile from the railaoad three milea from railroad. They pronounce it a success and we have the assurance that the road will be built within the year 1872. The road is being located and without doubt we will see the engineers and party in a few days. orougm lo ue esu Kansas, and an "Osage Mission in Kansas.

Now is your time. For the next six months shoes. BOO Osage City and 40 rods from Conduit Creek. $2,000 school bouse adjoining. Thia proprty Clothing, Hats, Caps, For ladies is very desirable and cheap at $2,600, cash.

we will send the Shaft to any address outside of our State, for seventy-Jive cents. Now is the time ts, misses, youths and children. J. Kansas. Practice in the U.

S. Circuit and District Courts, and in the District Courts of Osage and adjoining counties. 1 C. TVILLIADIS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Office in Kullak's Lumber office, Osage City, Kansas.

26 E. J. POUTER 1)POTOGRAPIIERS. Photographs and gems made in all the latest styles. Three doors west of H.

D. Shepherd's, Burlingaino, Kansas. Im6 The people of the village held a railroad meeting on Monday evening at the new hall. It was well attended. One hundred dollars was raised to defray the expenses of the preliminary to give your friends a good idea of Osage Co.

Garden Farm. 821 acres adjoining Osage HATS, HOSIERY, Mr. S. Hcizer, of Burlingame, deals in survey of the road from Lyndon -to this place. City.

All under good plank and post fence hedge on three sides 25 acres under cultivation; 130 peach trees; new frame house 14 sto all kinds of eastern and home manufactured BOOTS, SHOES, QUEENSWARE, Plants, Grape Vines, Hedge Plants, Ornamental and Shade Trees, Shrubs, And everything else in our line. FURNITURE. Anything in the line made to A. V. Sparhawk was chosen president of the meeting, John R.

Cnwen secretary, and a committee of three appointed to take charge of the funds. Gents' UNDERWEAR, ries high, 11 24, 5 rooms, good kitchen 11x20 order. Store opposite H. D. Shepherd's.

28 porch in front and on the side, painted, var nished and papered inside. The location is ono Leighty, Frankhouser Gilson, at the PIECE GOODS, Etc. of the best in the county for gardening or rais OSAGE CITY, KANSAS. ing grain. j.

Price $2,750. 1JORTER 4 BRO. have also rented the room and apparatus, at Osage City, lately occupied by J. E. Bush, and are prepared to do I I have also established, in connection, a furniture store, south of Kullak's lumber yard, are doing a good business in home made and eastern furniture.

If you want anything in the line give them a call. From the Observer. Items. The good templars lodge, in Quenemo, is do 160 acres, northwest qr see 12, 1 17, 12 on work there in first class style. 32 MRS.

M. E. PROPRIETRESS OF THE Those wishing to purchase anything in the TAILORING Nursery line will do well to give us a call The celebrated 142-mile creek, in Lyon county ten acres timber, balance bottom land half mile from Waterloo unimproved. Price $8 per acre. Our citizens are hereby notified that the Mossman Blouse ing a good work.

Success to it. Polk Sours, living on 110 creek, had his leg broken a few days since by the running away of a team. Last accounts he was doing finely. A Miss Chauncy' of Philadelphia, has the Osage Coal and Mining Co. are ready to supply all orders for coal, on short notice.

Leave or Department, where the outer man may be OSAGE CITY, adorned and beautified with a suit to suit the Before Ordering from Other Parties. Prices as low as elsewhere. "JOHN MOLIHE PLOWS Is improving the accommodations for her guests, Cheap farm. 80 acres, west half of southwest most fastidious. and, being ever solicitous for their welfare, hopes ders at the coal office near Bodine's Livery Stable.

Terms strictly cash. 24 to receive a liberal share of the public patronage. qr sec lb, 14; three miles west of Usage City; water, timber, and about 40 acres of rich bottom land. Price $9 per acre. Terms, $440 Nursery grounds adjoining the west side -of Evening trains trom tho west take supper AWxR3iisa.

Those persons indebted to Kept constantly on hand. the city. here. Charges reasonable. 28 My motto is: Suit everybody and Soli for Cusla.2 25.

thanks of the Presbyterian church, at Quenemo, for the gift of a full set of heavily plated, white metal, communion ware. At a communion service of the Presbyterian church, at Quenemo, six persons were added to in eash balance in one and two years. BRAXTON HOUSE, BURLI1TGAME, IKS us whose accounts are past due, (over 30 days) are notified to pay immediately, or we shall proceed to stronger measures. 32 Matthews. Hatfield Co.

HIE Town Property EW BRICK YARD AT OSAGE CITY. the church, four by certificate and two by examination. A deep feeling of seriousness in regard to religious matters pervades the whole fpHIS nOTEL is now improved by a large ad- If you want a really interesting and valuable LN dition thereto, the whole building rehired, and in good order. Charges reasonable. Sin- community.

magazine, subscribe lor Home and Health. It The series of meetings under the suspices of Olivet Flouring' Mill OSAGE CITY: is especially devoted to the enjoyments of the home and benefit of the health. $1,50 per annum, or in club with the Shaft $3 per annum. the M. E.

church, at this place, closed on last Sabbath. Many hopeful conversions have been the result of these meetings, and the church has been strengthened by quite a large number to Dodds, Harriott ale meals 50 cents. 7 GEO. BRATTON, Prop'r. HI.

W. RICHARDSON, PROPRIETOR OF THE MERCHANTS HOTBL, BURLINGAME, KANSAS Old Boreas has held out to the last. After notel and Eating House, only 100 feet from its list of probationers. the depot. The evening train north stops here a long and desperate struggle, winter has ''capped the climax" by a light snow storm on the for supper, making this one of the best stands A little child of about one year old, the daugh for a public house in Central Kansas.

Main ter of Mr. Shoaf, living about six miles north of Quenemo, on 110 creek, came to its death a few night of the 21st. Who" says the ground hog didn't see his shadow on the 2nd of February. days ago by drinking concentrated lye. It ap part 18 30 feet, wing 16 30; two stories high, and contains 18 good rooms.

-Price one-third down and the balance in two equal yearly payments. pears that a box of this preparation had been Have on hand, and will constantly keep for Is prepared to do FIRST CLASS WORK, promptly, at lowest rates. We claim to make Flour eial to anj Mill in the State, -0- ALSO GRIND BUCKWHEAT AND CORNY 0 SYEDMAN C3 For anything in the building line Lum- used to cleanse water for washing, and carlessly sale, mmm urn ber, Lath, Shingles, mouldings, sash, doors, Osage A one story honse and three lots on Main street. left sitting on the stove hearth, where a portion of its warmth and moisture, became liquified. The little one, who was jnst begin-in to walk, took occassion to help itself to a drink, and its screams soon brought the family to the scene.

Its mouth and face were soon One room 12 x. 14. Price SI50. Very Cheap. blinds, lime, hair, sand, Ac, eall upon S.

L. Myers, at Kullak's Yard. Full supply just received, at such prices that we are bound to sell. Blacksmith ing, Horse-Shoeing, On Holliday street, near the depot, two lots and Repairing The Thotograph Gallery at Osage City has Done promptly changed bands, Porter of Burlingame, terribly swollen, and its breathing became difficult. Mrs.

Shoaf, with great presence of mind, immediately commenced pouring lard and oil, down its throat. This formed a comparatively with frame house 1 stories high, size 20 A 24 and 6 good rooms; kitchen 12 14 good well of water and fruit Price $700. on t'hort notice. doors west of Shop on Market Street, two Shepard A Playford's store. harmless compound with the lye and caused the 22 having rented the building and fixtures.

They are prepared to do all kinds of work in their line, and guarantee satisfaction. Go and have the family "taken." I have also, near the a Store Well Supplied with Story and a half frame house and two lota on child to throw up a quantity of soap, much to its relief, temporarily. The little sufferer lingered until next morning, suffering terribly, when it died. corner of Market and 4th street. House insurej and is in the business part of town.

Price $400. NOTICE. S. connection as Gen'l Sup't of the Osage Coal and Mining Ceased March 18th, 1872., and all parties are notified that he has no authority to aet for said Now is your time to club. We will fur Of the Best quality, and at Company.

All communications must be direct- nish the Shaft and weekly Leavenworth Timet, an excellent paper, for $2.75 per year. This is a One storv frame house and two lots near tho depot, 14 16; one room. Price $300. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, year "fraught with great issues in the political OSAGE COAL MINING CO. Osage City, Osage County Kansas.

By order of the Board of Directors. 3 2w 3 Harrt Donns, Seo'y. arena," and now, if ever, is the time for every 10 One large two-story frame house and 9 lota Lowest OR-ates. woman and child to keep posted on the current political events. near the depot, on the corner of Lakin and 6th streets.

Main part 16 26; wing, 16 24; good two-story stable. This is a bargain eall soon and secure it rents for $12 per month A TTACIIMENT NOTICE. State of Kansas, NOTICE is hereby given that on the 4th day of April, A. D. 1872, and continuing thereafter from day to day, until further public notice, books will be opened at the office of the Osage Coal and Mining Company, at Osage City, in the County of Osage, and State of Kansas, for receiving subscriptions to the capital stock of said Osage Coal and Mining Company which books will be kept open till the whole amount of the capital stock is subscribed for.

JOHN F. DODDS, Pres't. Harrt Dopds, Sec'y. Marcn 5th, 1872. Godet's Lady's Book, for April, with its il county of Osage, ss.

Shoes, Hats, Caps, Groceries, And almoft anyiing wanted." Prices low as the lowest. Before J. C. Williams, a justice of the peace nee if-suu. i in and for Superior township, in said county.

Call, See Specimens and Learn Prices. beautiful embellishments, comes promptly to hand, cheering and enlivening the household most effectually. To all who have tried this excellent magazine, we need say nothing. They take it, of course. Those who have been denied B.

F. and L. D. Mossman, under the firm name of Mossman A plaintiffs, vs Isaac Frame house, 1 stories; good rooms I Jones, defendant. lots, corner of 4th and Lakin Btreeta.

Price Whereas, on the 6th day of March, A. D. $525 cash, or the house and 9 lota for $800 eash. A. J.

BAHTELS. S. 0. HERHOTT, the pleasure should subscribe at once. $3 per annum.

Club with the Shaft. $4.25. 1872, said justice of the peace issued an order of attachment in the above entitled cause, for the sum of twenty-eight 10-100 dollars, ($23.10) and whereas, at the return day of said order, Superintendent of yards. 13 Olivet, Nov. 11, 1871.

Ladies, here is a rare chance. Dress goods Great Bargains. Property in or near Carbondale, said cause was continued until the 22nd day of AnriL A. D. 1872.

at ten clock a. m. of said at cost. If you doubt it, call and see; If not, then come anyhow. Shepard A Playford are day, at which time the same will be heard, NEW Now you, the said Isaac Jones, are hereby selling dress goods at lower prices than ever be HINT OSAGE COUNTS: notified to appear before said justice, at his of- fore offered in Kansas.

Now is the time to buy, ficc, in Osage City, at the time and day above stated, or judgment will be taken against you 11 A store building, 1 story, with (tore LUMBER YARD as we are determined to close out our entire stock in less than thirty days. Merinos, worth $1.25, to be sold at 65 to 75 cents; Alpacas for the above amount. J. C. WILLIAMS, J.

P. AND JOINERS. QARPENTERS room 16 30; ware room 14 30; two room up stairs; porch on front. Price $15,000 Cash. A.

B. Cooper, Atfy for pl'ffs. 31 w3 Ho. 1 'business town. Good country, and mining trade.

A rare chance. worth 75c to $1.25, at 50 to 75 cents; Mohair Goodg, worth from 40 to 85 cents, at 25 to 50cts, and other goods in proportion. Call and be AT OSAGE CITY! HUGO KULLAK IS TI-IE i 12 One story house, 14 26: two rooms: three The undersigned has opened a jewelry establishment at Osage City, and invites the attention of the public convinced. We mean business. 21 lots.

Price $300 cash. i to his new stock, just received, consist ing of 13 Ono story house, 13 lots, Prioe $200 cash. 20; one room; two For the Shaft. School Items. At the Burlingame examination.

March CLOCKS, Who will not be undersold. We wish to inform the citizens of Osage County that our grades are Contractors Builders. OSAGE CITY, KS. And JEWELRY of Every Description; strictly CHICAGO. We keep every kind of LUM Being a practical goldsmith, educated to the 16th, the following persons received certificates.

Second Grade, Nettie Ilazen and Annie Todd. Third Grade, Faustina M.Case, L. M. Hol-comb, J. W.

Orr, Eva L. Tweed, Louisiana E. Abbott, Emma Boss, Clarence M. Peck, and Lute Snedaker. business in Europe, he offers his services in the BER, SHINGLES, LATH, SASH, DOORS, Having associated to carry on the above business in all its branches, we would notify the BLINDS, in fact, everything usually public that we will take contracts, or do any work in our line, by the day, at low rates.

Priding ourselves on the style and quality of our work, we guarantee satisfaction in all eases. The next examination will be held in Osage City, April 5th, Friday, beginning at 10, a. m. A teachers Institute will be held in Osage City, Saturday April 6th. Subject Theory fc Practice, T0UEJDin a First Class Yard- We shall strive, by fair An! inor And Low Prints in mprit flip.

1 ihpral nnt- 14 80 acres, north half of the southwest qr sec 9, 1 14, 15. Prioe $10 per acre. "15 120 acres, north half and southeast qr S4, 15, 15, less acres, whereon a frame school-house has been erected, at a cost of $1,500. Price $1 0 per aero. 16 320 acres.

A great bargain. North half of section 36, 1 15, 16. Price $10 per acre, 100 acrrec, 1J miles from Carbondale, off tho north part of tho nw qr eeo 32, 1 14, 16. Prioo $20 per 1 1 1 18 80 acres. Coat land.

1 miles from Carbondale, and i mile -from the T. A S. F. It. IV, Undivided half of the northeast qr see 35, 14 Of JEWELRY, A8 W(LL IS REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS.

Clocks and Watches Cleaned or Repaired, on ehort notice, at low rates. Old Gold, Silver or Coin taken in exchange. Remember the place at the sign of the watch, west of the postoffice. P. 9m6 Home Markets ronage thus far extended to us.

all invited, Hiss Viginia Loring is teaching the Arvonia School with excellent results, C. A. Searing (Diet. 26), having finished a six-month's school has been wisely re-employed Darias Lucas, who gives promise of becoming The old policy of large profits and long credit is Stair Building a Specialty. i FUENITURE, Of all kinds, made to order, Give us a call before engaging your work.

3TShop opposite the Shaft and we shall not attempt to revive it. We have a very successful teacher, has recently finished his winter school in Dist. 88. The following is the Roll of Honor for Dist. WHOLESALE PRICE.

Mad, Buttor IS. iTlce $20 per acre. erected extensive SHEDS to protect' our lumber 20 00 28 25 44, Florence Thomson, Teacher: First month, Clarence France, Lettie Hutchison, Mary Lan-nen, O. C. Byrd.

Second month, Bertha Byrd, Chickens, dos Corn Corn Meal, ewt Eggs, do 'lour, ewt PHIL. WEITZEL, JOHN K. HUNSICKER.1 25 25 from the weather. Our stock is complete, and we've come to stay. Farmers look to your inter- ests and give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.

II ay 19 -SO aorea. In good farming community, mile from good gchoolhouse, on School Creek. Good water for tock. East half of so qr see 16, 1 15, 15, Price $10 per acre. i "20 160 acres, half of the ne and je quarters of section i8, 1 14, 16, One mile northeast of Carbondale.

A choice piece. $12 pr aar Lard, ft Clarence Franoe, Lettie Hutchison, AlfridaJudd and Richard France, George Allen had the most perfect recitations during the tor m. Jso. Barrows. Co.

Sup't. 15 5 50 4 00 8 100 30 85 I 25 Oats ni SHAFT. Onions, bushel. Tbcat Burlingame, March 18th. S'.

4 h. MYERS, Agent. Offlo and yards cear the Railroad, iouth Sf Pheyhard 1 Plysrl' store..