Greenleaf Independent from Greenleaf, Kansas • 2

Palmer llapiiculiig? HOW IT LOOKS. THE INDEPENDENT. Elcsoititions Adopted by tho Uiilon Sab-tatli School (ireenlcar, ou fUmdaj Ban Lyle spent his Thanksgiving In Water- The Journal's gratuitous advice to fiiUDCETT BLISS, i a -a December 3d, 1882. villo. Miss Paulino Brittoa also visited with the Washington Board of Trade, is friends at Water ille last week.

Whereas, our Heavenly Father, in his all-wiso providence, has seen protKT to remove copied by both papers at the Great "en O. W. Cook is shipping a largo number of ter, and in order to show what a good from us our devoted Superintendent, Deacon ana, Loang insurance Mats. Tbe flouting franf? on the Central Branch are John E. Barrett, and hand the sm rty of tbn Journal is to advertise our town, we reproduce the J.

W. BLISS, Editor. GltEENLEAF, KANSAS, DEC. 8tit, 1882V The Scute Teacher's Association will hold its 23d session at 1 opeka Dec. 26th, 27 th and 28th.

Wheueas, ho was tho first Sabbath School putting1 in their time cleaning the ditches on 0 pj trJ A.l-rl Superintendent in this ncightorhood, and al tbe road. Tho colored portions of the gang ways manifested nn uutiring interest In our give free concert nearly every eight. item, accompanied by the comments of the Register ana Republican GREENLEAF, KANSAS, work. Therefore, Dr. Boat was very quiet about the birth of that boy of his, aud has uot even mentioned Resolvkd, That we deeply mourn his loss, and The Washington Uoara or i raae will get "stuck" on buying grain if they Your correspondent attended tho Catholic heartily epres our nyuipathy with his family and friends, and feel that as a school, tioth old and young, that we couli take our place as don tgo a little slow.

I hey can tstaiio CEO. S. ELWOOD, DEALKH IX AND services recently at their church iu this city, it to uav "wav-up prcs tor corn. The Grand Jury failed to indict Col Cockerel I of the Post-Dispatch for shooting the bushwhacking Col. Slay-back, in St, Louis some time since.

mourners with the bereaved family. aud found the church very strong la numbers, Journal. ilinehort Kadeau, of the Central Houko in getting tired of Uuuiuem aud wishes to sell bis Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions bo placed on file with tfcfa secretary of our school, Don't bother yourself about the Washington Board of Trade, Honey PPER of aud a copy be given his family, and that each bottJ property. This is a pleudii opportunity LIVE STOCK, Better help Bro. iiliss in his endeavor for a ood hotel man.

of the Greenleaf papers bo requested to pub tliss Stella Boal has returned from the eat. The balance of theOloa Reservation, north of Hanover, will be open for settlement soon. This is a beautiful tract of land and will be rapidly settled up. to raise the price of corn lo a lair fig ure in your own lon. Register.

where pbe has been spending the pant season, Mr. W. II. tirooiu and Master Walter of Day The Republican takes advantage of the simpleton's advice to the Hoard of Station, have bceu viyiUn ith thw family of O. Cook.

lish tho siiiiw. Adopted Dec. 3d, 1882. H. IIakiiaoaii, Superintendent.

Winter is here; it came iu the sliape of a northern 1 1st Wednesday. A sterr eiliii.i! Hs wa.i one of thw trophies brought in ly Mr. for the rne.it 1 -t Monday. l'he Mi3eB Thompson, aistera of John, Robert and Barney, will leave for Uieir eaaunu Tiiey hayo already commenced organizing Blaine Clubs in the east, the object hich is to secure the nomination of the ex-preuiier for' president in 1884. Uouio about Curfctiuuq.

Cattle, Hogs, Horses, Mules and Sheep, 23 OUGHT jlINTjO 5E503LjiX! Fp-ril Attention paM to fumlftaln? e'U! n4 Sum fllnir. Alo all kjnl of Ftock Ilouyht and IK-Iivered on Oontmrt. io-i y. JLr. fcilas Jfelntot ia wiling Fowler's scien tific works.

They should be la every family 1 ibrary. Tom Boyntoa ia putting up a new housa for Too cold to lay brick, conse quently the brick ard stone asons are idle. Josh Groom near Day Station. Lewis Betson is at work on tbe new resi Marysville has a grain shipping association organized for the of paying the highest market price for grain, of what the regular dealers see fit to par- dent of Silas Mclutofch south of town. 9 LV sure to attend th Trade in the following manner: Farmers can eee, even from Green-leaf test imonv, that Washington in paying "Way up" figures for corn he puces paid here are so high in fact, thut even our Greenleaf friends are afraid our buyers will get "stuck." Weil, if thty get stuck the farmers will rect ive the b-enefil of it so don't grieve over the prospect, but just send your farmer rieiidd up this way and nelp "stick" our buyers.

They seem to want to be stuck awful bad, for they keep right on paying way up prices. Now as wo have been censured to 8omeextent forg'ving voice to complaints made by farmers against our grain men, we would like to enquire of any business which he thinks would benefit fhe trade of our town Mrs. Alice Uraytou has been visiting at Clif- stoek and other property, Siturdty, Doc. Oth. II.

G. Woolsky. Aoct. tou, her former PURNjl Andy Dupout is now among us, and may he URE, FURNITURE live forever to enjoy bis doublo blefsedneas. recitvtt! a ph saiitchll hist Y7 1- Morjfau ltulvtou reports the Parallel band lid neil iy lrom.Mr.iS V.

Lowr e. wholbt-'y sold his f.irui nor Ih east of boys getting along all right. They frequently "We have receded o. 1, Vol.1 of the Welmore Spectator, marked Tbe Spectator is a britrht, newsy little sheet, well filled with local ads, which speaks well for the We come to town. Mr.

Uartuiun, one of our well to do German ton, hopesoon to see him become a J. S. C. EL WELL, farmers, is erecting a Mno barn. He bas the resilient of this part of the county, he most extensive broom factory iu the county.

is the kli.d of settlers we want. IteeoUeet, reader, tbe'Indepondeut is tho pa per that gives you the news from Palmer and DEALERS Ui the most, telling the honest truth in We attention to thw following ircular order, and take occasion to tho 8'Jrrouudiug. country every week, and will Taxes are now due, nnd if paid in full on or before the 20th a discount of five per cent, will be allowed; and if one half is not paid by that time, a penalty of five per cent, will be added. reference our grain buyers, or pub congratulate Assistant. Stipt.

Maijee lishing such advice the above to buyers in other towns; and then at the upesii his promotion; and would re- ark, that no on the road is more same time asserting, as the journal Carpets, Furniture, Coffins Caskets. deserving of such promotion, than th genial, kind-hearted Henry Mate: Scr-EHINTEXDnXT'S OFFICE, did in its last issue that "Give deaf grain buyers can and do pay more for corn than Washington buyers." VVil! such foolish twaddle benefit the trade of a town A sroT on the sun is claimed to be the cause of the late democratic victory, and the supposed auroral display was after all only a reflection of the democratic bonfires, whieh were lighted all over the country. Atchison, Dec. 4th, 12. The office of Tram Master hereby abolished.

Mr. Henry L. Mawe is appointed Kansas. WaGhinscton uperintendt'iit, witi lwiulijuarters at ejreen- leal. llis orders will be obeyed accordingly.

Koloko Kitik. Thinking a few lines from this part W. W. FA JAN, Approved, Suncrintviident. A.

A. Talmage, Gen" I Tmnsimrtafion Manager. of Mother earth mistbt ha of interest mmlimmm The vindication of Filz John Forter at the expense cf the reputation of Garfield e.nd Hunter, is thought by Gen. Logan to be asking a little too much, even though asked for by Gen. Grant.

to your many readers. I oiTerthe following items for the people's paper. The sclnx was a ut Hie evening ritertiiiiiiiiei.it hist Mot id iy The cold, chilly winds December houae are upon us, and the farmers are all SUPEKIOK COI'PEK 3IIXED TYPE! Great WESTERN TYPE Foundry, Broadway, Gih.Sts., S. A. PIEKCE, MANAGER pleasant i-Ciir.

'I he voting a botk to continue to do for a year at least. Dr. A. G. IUudail iJ improving very rtipi lly, aud in all probability will be able to be upou our streets.

The Dr. h.is hill a hurd time of it lor nearly mouths past, and ail will be pleased to see him out agiiin. Now is the time tondvertisc in the Independent. There are twice as many copies Ukm at this offiee as of any other payer published in the county. W.

r. Harmon, W. II. C. A.

Kandal nccompnnitMl by their Indicts took in tbe gup-per and bull at Linn on Thnnksgiving. Miss Eruaia Leland wiu aiven a huppy pur-prise la-'t week, many of her HchoolniHtes mid other friends taking part. A pleasant time was hnd by There will be a grand ball and pupper during the holidays at 1'nliner, under the ttuspicos of the Knights of Pythias Lodge No. GL Reader who rect ive this Rue of tho Independent who are not mibpcribers, will please bear ia mind that there is no charge for it. Look it over an 1 bund In your ub- riptioiis for the year lifJ to II.

Gibbeiis, who is the duly authorized asrent ut Palmer. Mi-s Kennedy, who teaches in tho Daie'a Peak district, lately Iktwiih and adjourned her school a couple of weeks. She ia an excellent tcm-ber, find we Icnrn is giving good satisfaction. Mr. Myers has clnirge of the rieaant Prni-ric school.

It is a good school, Ktulitishoped Mr. M. will do justice both by the school and himself. Mr. Bon jPyci teaching in tho Woody district, and reports a full nttendanee.

Many Germans ro locating in thH vicinity, gome of whom are direct from tho mother country- The German constitue a large share of our most industrious and enterprising citi- busy gathering their immense cropg of beat leaking jounghulv aud pock t-l- nife to the laziest man, was epiite corn singing the song of plenty. Some of our farmers are hauling spirited, especially the former. Several young hidies were cHndiJates for the their corn to market, although all are The Manhattan Independent charges that Sam Wood, the Greenback candidate for congiessraan-at-larga at the late election, has gone back on his party, and that his paper, the State Journal, has gone over soul and body, to the democratic party. confident that it will be higher in the near future. Some are au.ing their prize, receiving a hvig number or but th piizt! was won by Miss.

May Carry a full lino of H.tfly'and ly Tj in-, ulsojob rrcnwn, row Haad Tr 'I Hansi com Cramer, McElhhiy, the go lookii.g milliner r.pfr Cutters, arid everything for printer's uo 023 Oixtiltsj Bpeclalty. fjSTBi -nd for peclmen nik, Vol. 1, No. I If o. 4 etrt ssuier ai me esiauiidi.uiem.

i surplus corn to Linn, and say tint they get better prices there than thtyi do in Greenleaf. It seems strange that the grain buyers of Greenleaf can not pay as much as they do at Linn. Mrs. A. K.

Davis while toe knife, Grkem.e.vf. Kansas I PRACIIfAL WATCHMAKERS, AND JEWELEItS. alth usgh fairly wen by the heavy weigM attorney, W. P. Mu'gftr, was John Elwood is buddin; an addition i W'aUhr.

rioelin. Sewing Much res hn'1 "U'e acknowledged the receipt of the January number of the Missionary Worker, which is devoted to practical Christianity, published by L. A. Eshel-man, at Washington, Kan. It is a neat little magazine, filled with gocd reading, edited by Matthew Mays Eshel-m ui.

Price, 60 cent per yar. Jtweiry repaini warranted. iuanled to Mr. Wm Smith, who we be-leive has promised the boys that he to his already 'are irm house, which when completed will be one of tl will set up the op mxt summer. largest and best hcu3ej Lincoln township.

The carpenter work is in CHESMS-EAF, KAflSAG, B. T. Spradling Proprietor. carry a full "took of Tl'IlE i.in;, e)il. VnnilU Ilm-hes jJtatioiMTj', Illank ll-x-k.

Cluri and njfytfto' Sundrlrr reifurnerj-, Pure Wlnennnd Liquor for Medial onurieutal Purposo. We did intend to apologize for the bad print of tbe Independent last week, but on looking over our exchanges we find nearly all of them look as if the ink had been mixed with Thanksgiving soup. No use talking, printer' ink won't distiibute itself properly over the form3 on Thanksgiving Day. had tho pleasure of attendirg the nnnual Camp Fire of the J. G.

iJlunt l'o-t, O. 11., at Linn, on Thariksgivh eve, and must say that the (Ii-er3 and of the Post are thberving of great crtdit for the able manner in Avhich they tried their level best to accommodate the large crowd of noisy, hungry people in at-tendafco. It is much to be regretted that the boys h.ul not mw room to en tertain their friends e.n such eccasi ns, and every citizen cf the thriving village of Linn done their level HEW RESTADRAHTI The public will take notice th it I liae opened a First-c'ass lUstiurant in the bui'dmg one yloor north of Randall's Sale on. MEALS AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY. Also Lutich, Fres'i Oysters, Cider, Ci-i trs, tiiid Fancy Groceries.

Cm and see m. PAT 7.cn, and are always welcome. All who had the pleasure of attending the sociable. Mrs. e.

YV. rook's 1 it week were-much pleased with the entertainment received at the inds of Mrs. C. and nor mssitHiitd, Mrs. Groom mid Miss Britten.

Cal White, conUH of Clifton, was In our city last week, looking after legal matters? Mrs. Burnett and on we re tailed to Rich Hill, by the illness of their daughtor and sisU last week. Were you at Linn last night? Oh, yes! who wasn't Did you have a good time? I should smile I Was there a big crowd? Not le-s than from three to five hun With Pmc KtwK lowent living priee, thlA hou-H is prepared at all time to nder ftii- Hon to all win favor ith their pum.najre. 33. T.

GXXl-XD2LiI3NJCt. Jt JF 13 WiL 3ES UEADElt. AND DON'T FOKGLT IT, SA.IXT eR PINXEIt. NOW IS THE TIME TO Subocriba for tho INDEPENDENT. charge of Contractor bweet and his assistants, and they know how to do a nice jub too.

Miss Martha Parr ia teaching school in Dist. No. 24. She is a No. 1 teacher, and is well liktd by both pupils and parents.

Thos. Depew and family have re turned from Colorado, and think th-t Kansas is the place to live after all. Oar old ti iend, Hichard Robinson, is going to leave us, and withersoever he goeth ho will carry with him the good wishes of all who know him and his family. Mr. J.

Voters has a new buggy and ye editor just ought to see the style he puts i n. Iloteland Bros, are buing and shaping all the poultry and gan they cun get their hands The of tho neighborhood was never better than at present. Cattle and hogs are held in large numbers in tiiis neiLlmhot aud all are looking fine. Winter wheat is looking well, although a little snow would do- it good. Msny farmers are improving their buildings, and preparing for the cold weather, which is sure to come so ner or later.j I hear the Independent spoken of on every hand as the paper which is not to stand up for the rights of the farmer as well as the townsman, and all express a determination to stand by it.

Uaecum. st to tin rixin for tho immense crowd of visitors present, and the Independent returns it 3 thanks to th-oHiiers snl numbeis of 1 lie Post; Mr. Win. ihn prueiple merchant of the place Mr. and Jtrs Thine 13 Foss, landlord and ladF of the Bates House; and other citizens i the forcocrtrsus extended to ye editor, and his rumeroiH fumily and who visited the lively little city Linn ou tint occasion.

We regret the want or spare prevents us from noticing in a proper manner the entertainment and the people -who attended, but will say that at Com rude Chas. Smith, rcorcp- dred. Well, us ntKjiit it. Unit do it; haven't got room, too much of it; will write a book awl give a full description of the whole business at some future time, suflice it to say thHt we "gft there Eli," and all engaged th'-m-selves until daylight in the morning; and if the J. G.

B.unt Poi-tG. A. awl ruin Foss and his estimable lady of tho Bates House, didn't inake everybody feci at home, it waj because the crowd was so large that they couldil't find room for the people. Mrs. Young of Clifton ha3 been visiting her daughter, Mrs.

EUn Harmon, of city. There will be a Christmas tree here on Christmas Tbe money is raL'cd and in the hands of Miss Ella Ljio and Miss Sb-lia Boal and it is hoped that in the purchase of presents the ladies will uot forgetthoso who need tho most. A penny placed in tho right place is worth a dollar in the wrong place. An enter tainmcnt will be given cn the occasion by home talent. Dr.

A. G. Randal received the sad intelligence hist week of the death of a brother in Illinois. There was public speech, free to all, near Fred Arudt's store last Friday evening, in which there was some very bad language used. Iij for It from now to JASTAIiY 1st, 1881.

AMONa the good gifts that Deer mber brings us is Demorest's Monthly Magazine. The Christmas number is replete with suitable article for the season, well written, and of a hjghly interesting character. Mrs. Alexander, the popular Erglish novelist, continues her story, "1 he Admiral's Ward," and the shorter stories are we'll worth reading. All the Christmas article unusually good, including Jennie June's "Christmas Sermon" in her "Talks with Women." The article on '-Home Art and Home Comfort" will give the Lidie.

seme good hints, and "Current Topics" are, as usual, full of "interest, "The Kitchen" has not been forgotten, and the "Fashions" are carefully attended to. Among the poems is "A Christmas? Dream," by Margaret Songster, beautifully illustrated. The art department embraces a charming oil picture of a German lady of the sixteenth century, two line steel engravings, and a great variety of other illustrations. On the whole, the Christmas number of Demo-hest's Monthly Magazine Is a decided ard cannot fail to give pleasure to its $1.50 Greenleaf Kansas, ALSO A YV LL STeK'K eF Agricultural Implemcnto, Sliolf Hardware, Cunc, Fistols and Amunition MAXUFACTUKEHS en" TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS AND COPPER WARE, Spoclal A.ttoxxtio2i rnid to IVLra. ZHLooIlixic.

I jECharves Reasonable and all work eiu.irnte Hutif-faetory. O. "7. JE31jLlk.lSr A TNT. Truesdeii's LUNCH ROOM, Lodging House.

(OPPOSITE POMEKOY HOUSE) Greenleaf, Kansas. anied by Co'. Tom Uroody, apt. Evans Corpt)ral Cox, Sergpant Pickard, m-modore ilaunder. of Washington; Prof.

Woolsey. of our city and W. II. fiilbens of Palmer, muko a full team when it comes to the formation of a Iloodo Club on short notice; and the remarks of Judge Maunder aiul the neat speech of County Attorney Smith, were suuiropriato and entertaining. Incorporated I8C5.

A wwk made at hom by tbe induct rioua. IWt Inmin do In tore tb putillr. Capital not twv'd'Hl. will aurt yon. Men, women, boys and r'rl' -x G3 fS $12 Thibou- ia new and in firt-claf Kbnpe.

Travelers and other will find Ihis a pletw-itnt THIRTY-FIFTH nlaee to ntoo for meals. Tbo st lunch tho market affonls on chort notiee. wanted everywhere to work for Now Ia thr tlm-. Von mn work In pam tim or friTcycu: whole time to the liunlncws No other Ikjikv will pay Jim n-ir as well. No one can fail make mormon pay, ty enraririr at onm-foHtlj taitnt and te'rnis freo.

Monry mad ranily and honorably. Addreaa Tr (O, AK-uKta, Maine. Good cigars, hot cotTe-e are. coiwunirr on hand. W.

H. Tltl ESDKI.L, The low price of corn for the past week makes trade a little dull but still farmers are getting prices for tlieir which will pay them a fair compensation for labor, if the railroads would be decent about their charges. Proprietor: Semi -Annual -Statement Or TTIK CONDITION Of TUB GERMAN INSURANCE CO. OF- Over one hundred car-Jtloads of grain have been shipped from here the past month, and several car loads of stock havo been shipped from here also. How is that for shipping' business? It is hard work for our citizens to get beef now George is busy roc-king the cradle and feinjjrinir "Baby Mine." Wre learn with regret that Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Pepereli will probably leave here. Mrs. Helfarty of Hiawuth'i is stopping in onr city with the family of Dr. Gurney, and will give music lessons at very moderate figures during the winter.

She also has on haudsome very flno organs for sale. Give her a call at tho residence of Dr. Gurney. Hon. O.

II. Becson, representative from the adjoining district, is reouently seen upon our streets, and is always welcome. Miss Stella Boal had tho good fortune to draw a 10 album at tho Empire Store, it cost her ten cents. Letter be born lucky than rich. AImj Hay, a former citizen of this place, was on our strec ta last Saturday.

Our citizens were entertained by the Parallel band last Saturday. Morgan Balsten i3 the leader, and the boys play well under his ctti-cient leadership. ILLINOIS. FREEPOnT, "THE "OLD RELIABLE!" Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. Otiljscrlloo for tlx WEEKLY Globe Democrat, Eularped To Ten 61.00 DAit.v year FKMt-W Ki Ki JO Your ptniuater will roceiTe your aubaerlp Ion or MroMH (iL()UL TKIXTIXO COXPAXT, SL Ma.

Pkominent newspaper men are constantly passing away. Mr. Whitney, the well known financial editor of the New York Post, and Thurlow the veteran editor. have lately died. and now young Barrett, of the Greenleaf Journal.

ia reported sick by that paper nearly every week. And thus it that great men pass off the of action, and the brightest fiowers wither and fade. Total Assets, 50onorvjlivo while the part performe 1 bv Cl. Rockefeller and Inquire Woodbury of Washington and Harmon of Palmer, in keeping the boys straight, cannot bo spoken of too highly; and take it all together it was an occasion long to be remembered by both soldier and citizen, saint and sinner, married md single, widow anfr widower. Insure your property against loss by Ore lightning and windstorm; insure in companies that are Reliable.

To do Eocall at the Agency of Ju igett. Bliss, who are prepared to write pol-cies in the IlartfonJ, Springfield, Phoenix and American entral, all companies that have been tried by the test of time and proved both able and willing to pay all losses promptly. Rec-olect that it costs you to insure In old reliable companies than it does irresponsible wild-cat companies thnt no one ever hearel of except through agents who are less responsible than the compntiies they represent, and rec olect also, that there is no monkeying with" applications to be approved by strangers, we do our own approving and write our own policies on the spot. Tn irf no-ufnat lod OT dlimftM bv flrO. lfht Ttng, tornadoes or wind utomm; paya lom-s by thp udTif in nnn dollar or Itt if wtinn Wk send out several copies of the Independent this week to parlies who have not become subset ibers, and occur, and baa no two-th1tI or three-lourth M.

A. It. SPC1AL ORDER NO. 2 Jas. FEELY, Prop.

clause in poiieie, nut amount of the h. l'LXM AN, continue do so for several Traveling' AgU for ashiinrton e.o., ivan. 1-13 Several of our merchants join in denouncing the old reprobate of the In-depeudet for his dirty thrust at them this week. Produce is and has been bringing as much in Greenleaf and generally a little more than any other town in the county, and the charges against our merchants were made out of pure spite. The above item, which we clip from theHmith organ of this city, is in full keeping with the Jieing insinuations and false repre sentations made through that sheet every week.

No merchant in thia city, we venture to assert, ever authorized, sanctioned or upheld the Journal in publishing its lieing abuse of us, or thanks it for doing so. In the matter referred to above we simply stated a fact, as we are prepared to prove, and called the attention of our merchants to the fact in the kindliest aanner, in order that they might be prepared by knowing the facts, to take steps to hold the trade which legitmate-ly belongs to thtm, instead of allowing it to go to other towns. And right here it ia proper to remark, that while we have ever labored faithfully to build up the business interests of our city and ourselves with something of success we are neither owned, controlled or under any special obligations to our businessmen any more than they are to. us: and. if any of them think by upholding the lieing attacks upon us through Mr.

Smith's paper, while they denounce us through the game medium for defending ourse ves through our own paper, they can build up their trade and benefit tbe town, that we are all equally interested in, well and good. We have simply to say, that we can stand it as long as they can, however much we regr the necessity of doing so. David Hummer, Merchant Tailor, tlREEXLEAF. KANSAS. I have hd over 40 yeam experlcnc laikirtrir buninews and 1 am now prenttml to do all klatft af CUTTKG GEO.

H. TIIIELE, JOHN WIHGES, Plasterer TTEaUQUARTERS, 1 GiiKEJiiEAr, Post, No. I'M. There will bo a ppeeial meeting of the Post at tho upper room of tho school house iu Greenleaf, on Saturday evening, Dec. lttth, 18K2, at 7 o'clock Kharp, for drill and muster, and for the transaction of all business that muy properly corne before the I'ost.

All olheei-s of the Post and charter members who have not been mustered are especially requested to te present, as business of importance will bo transacted. Turnout! Turnout! J. W. Bliss, Com. Jno.

Ketnard, Adj't. weeks to This we do free of charge, and hope those receiving it will take it and read It over, and if they see proper we should te pleased to have them become permanent subscribers. Those inthe vicinity of Palmer who receive it; will please to let our agent at Palmer, Vr. W. II.

Gibbens, know if they either wi6h it continued or Abstracter and Examiner Axr JXD of Titles. FITTIXG. Bricklay er In a workmanlike mannrr and at ravinat pile SjHTml alteTitiiin aid to puttinf i iiiRkiiiir ftne drttM and buMim auita rWBhop 2 dixre Bout of Independent OnV. Notary Public Conveyancer, Tear-har Either male or female, for Dist No, 75, In Little Bine townfchip. Apply to A.

Earl, director; pontofTice address, Barnes, Kan. l-2t A. It. ttTEXERAl. OKDER NO.

IS If EADQUAKTEH3 J. O. BLfNT ToST 1 No. 31, J. A.

LV-p't of Kansas. Kansas. Deo. 4th, A regular meeting of J. (i.

Blunt Pout, No. 31, G. A. will hell at their hall in Linn, on Monday Dee. IKth, 1H, at 7 p.

m. Hharp. A ureneral attendance requcftfd, election of ollicers and quarter niirht. By order of N. M.

Hahmkk, Post Com. J.iS II. MOSHEIt, Adj't. Real Estate and BARNE'S Ilainff rented hi farm nearHoMenbprfr, oon move to (ireonleaf where he will be prepared to lake fordoinirall klnHof brtekwork and All work done by him Is wurrantf! to give satlsf action and his prli-ei will bo as reasonable as any workman' in the eoutry. Ftr tho present purtlea in want of such worh.

can leavn word at Independent olllee or address John Wirg-en, HollenUirg-, Kaus i Pate ,1 I--T Ma 1-T 1 1 .1 DT. Maehlm-ry. tlompleteoi tit for a-tual workshop tm, Wanted! A GOOD PRINTER AT THIS OFFICE; a gotnl handable and willing to do about Whoim work in ten, would be considered a valuable acquisition to this office, and would receive a complimentary notice from the pen of the loss devil (very week. Land Office. WASUIXOTOX, KAN.

atiatnu't of tLh of "LTC7 i.idh ir wuoa or I metal, elreular aawa, mrr I Rwn, rornu-ra, Attention G. A. 11. TnE next regular meeting of Greer-leaf Post No 134, will be. held at the school house la Greenleaf on Thursday evening, Dec.

2tst, 1SS2. A full attendence is very much desired as the election of officers for th ensuing, year will take piece at that time. Tononor. -tc, fte4 on trial If deMroil. Ih-wi i i Wa-hlncton county, KanK, I a.n preparrd to ii.

in all Ihii ami tosn Ivo catalogue and prloq i ri 1 I I n-ii nii I lot in mM county. Will pay taxes and re- way be found ni fllo Uto. P. LmmLf i mJ LMml UaWZLL A CoM Kewspapef Advertlslnsf M'lreau (10 Spruca Btroeti, where adver- "1 tiUii oontrnetsrnHy 1 be tuada Icr ia tJ Taken Up. By tho undersigned, living one mllo we of Grt'enleaf one roan maro colt with white face, supposed to tie about six months old.

J. II. Priest. TT.F. A JOHN It.4KNr.

'teetn lamlit Tor non-rectoem. Ail btutina entniMM to my care will ro Hock fur 4. NoSll2Mftlu wive pronipt attention..