Arkansas City Weekly Traveler from Arkansas City, Kansas • Page 3

Mr. Skikner was in town yesterday- ARKANSAS CITY TRAVELER i It The Annual Fair of tbe Lyon County Agricultural Society, will be held ou their grounds near this city, from the 4th to the 7th of September, inclusive. $50 Lout. On Saturday, Ang. 13th, between Cleardale and Arkansas City, I lost my pocket-book, containing $53.35, also a note of $30.

I will give $10 reward to the party returning the same to this office. Frank Finney, 51 -3t liawreuce, Kas. Gunsmith. You will find meat Si pes' store ready at all times to repair gnns, sewing machines, door locks, file saws and will do all kinds of machine work, have had thirty years experience. 514t John It.

Bub. The bell for the school house was brought In on Monday morning, just in time to ring for the defeat of the Bolton bridge proposition. It cost $120 and weighs 309 pounds. Arkansas City now has three bulls. Wheat.

David Bright left us some very tine looking wheat raised by himself on his farm on the Arkansas. It does not weigh as heavy a3 it should however. One pint weighed three-quarters of a pound. ANNOUNCEMENTS, sheriff. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Sheriff, subject to tbe decish ot the Kepublican Ccnnty Convention.

5Mf s.w. Chask. BERRY BROS. Continue the Grocery Business at SHERBURNE'S OLD STAND, with a full line GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, STONEWARE 1ND CUTLERY. A raftTT of Messrs.

Spark-man, Condi and their families were engaged in gathering plums near the Osage Agency, week before last, when they encountered a "mourning party" of Osage, numbering over fifty warriors, armed with guns, revolvers, knives and tomahawks. Ihe chief monrners being attracted by the superior phisique of Mr. Sparkman, demanded hair, in terms that a smaller man would have found it difficult to refuse. But so strongly impressed was Mr. S.

that hair meant bide, and that these poor bereaved people were accustomed to dressing their skins with hair on, that he entered a protest against the rite3 and ceremonies of such an expensive funeral; whereupon the "big Injun" proponed to reduce him to the height of a common man, by going below the ears, for the poll tax must be paid. Happily a compromise was effected by Mr. S.and Ids son, both contributing of their choicest locks to the solemn occasion." Sheriff. I hereby announce myself a a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Cowley county, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention, the action of which I expect to cheerfully abide oy. ol-tt I Lippmax.

Sheriff. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Cowley coui.ty, subject to the decision of the Republican convention, and ask a fair and impartial consideration at the bands ot the icopie. A-'T. miekxemav, Vernon p. To the Republicans of Cowley Co.

I am a candidate lor the office of Sheriff ol this county, and shall submit my name to the Republican Convention to I held on the September. Someot my opponents have circulated a report that 1 am a Democrat. I have always been a Republican and voted the Repuli-liean ticket. 1 shall abide the decision ol the Republican Convention, and support its nominees. George L.

Walkek. CITY HOTELS WIXFIELD, A THOMAS, PropV. This house is thoroughly firtt-class in all its appointments. Good sample rooms, and especial accommodations tor traveling mem. Terms $1.00 per day.

Liberal arrangements made with regular boarders. Live Stock Bought rnd Sld. 50 GROCERIES QUEEISWARE L. Mclaughlin. A VINO PURCHASED THE ENTI UE STOCK OF 7 GROCERIES, QUEEN SWA RE AND GLASSWARE I INVITE MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY TO CALL AT 1 HE "GREEN FRONT" AND SEE IF I CANNOT SAVE YOU MONEY IN ANYTHING IN MY LINE.

I WILL. ENDEAVOR TO SELL AT THE LOWEST PRICES, AND FURNISH GOOD ARTI CLES IN EVERY LINE. GIVE worry ing candidates. Ufjikmber the ISth of next month, and vote lor a railroad into Cowley ft'Eare indebted to James SI. Sampkr for the Returns of the bridge lond eiecFibn in Bolton Ben has opened a gunsmiths shop iiv with C.

IS. Sipcs, and will reptiir all the shoo Li ug irons left with him. We have been coaiplinicnted with a ticket to the Neosho Valley District Fair, to be held at Neoaho Falls, Sept. 24th to 28thV Thk business men of the west side of Central Avenue has challenged the east side play a game of base bail on Thurs--dav, to-morrow. Is the excitement and scrabble for office this fall, don't loose sight of the "redemption of Cowley county from thorax of hauling grata to Wichita, ami vote for the farmers' railroad.

The not be- so nice, and nm at a slower rate of speed on the narrw hut. ulixt. I'srfl von or I KO that we hae a market of our ow and cheap railroad transportation. Nkw harness shop, new gunsmith shop andxa mwlicine manufactory all startetl In Arkansas tity within the last wetrk. The railroad is coming' and everj btnly is getting ready for it.

$50 Lost. Frank Finney, tra eliftg for -himoe ol Iiwrence, lot Irrs pocket coniainii'g "f53 in money and a note of $30, between Cleardale post office 111 Sumner county, anj A.rKaisas vuy, Saturday last. Iiiii.G wild ponies continues' to afford considerable amusement lor our citizens. We noticed a black spot in the cloud esterday morning, and afterwards heard heavy thump 011 the ground. A rush was made to the spot and the substance proved to Le an American citizen of Ai'rf- an desccHt who had mounted a pony.

CiiAKi.EY Coombs, who has been em ployed iu this olhec for tbe past two ears, took his departure for Maine this morning, tor tlie purpose 01 aueuumg school for one year. Charley lma been a faitliiul hand us, and learned "the irtof all arts' very rapidly for one so oung. After his school term he expects to conic liacK anu nuisn 111s appreuuec- hip. A. T.

Siienbmax, made us a call yester- lay aud left his anuowKcement aa a caiw didate for sheria with us. Among me many candidates for the oflice, a good sheriff" should be chosen. If Mr. Shene- man is the choice of the Nominating Con dition, we shall take great pleasure in loiug our best for him, as we know hiui 1 1 to bo a.worthy man and uaieve ne wouiu be a true and faithful oilicer. Lamp Early Monday evening, Vr onr.

I lie dtior of (bnnnll lardware store tor the purpose oCbuying mething, and found the door locked and the inside of the store in flames. While it was lcing bilked over how they could get in, T. II. McLaughlin came to the rescue, and planting himself back oh his patent leg, gave such a kick that would shame a mule, and sent the whole i i ...1 pane or glass tne uoor in a ii.ouhhhu and one i ieces. This made au opening large enough to get in aud out of very eat-ily, and in a lew minutes the lamps were lowerel and carried out, and the flames smothered.

The cause of the di- ister was from a lamp bursting. The only damage done was the breaking ot Ihe lamp and scorching of a plow handle and the floor. The oil Irom the lamp had spread over the floor, and had it not been discovered soon after, the building would have been endangered. Only a few per sons were present at me nine, uui nuiuHg them we noticed two or three candidates. Caught at Last.

For some time past there has been a nest of petty thieves roosting iu tlie neighborhood of (Juelph, in Sumner coui.ty. A niHHiwr or articles ot small ilue have been but none could find oct where they went, or who took them, but circumstances pointed to three young men who have been Working around among the farmers. On last Wed nesday George Uichey, Martin Itichey and Silas McQuiston, Mere arrested, and brought before Squire Gilmore on Friday, for stealing a wagon frheet andrairof check lines, the property oi Alfred lliirst. George Uichey and llrji'I and costs of suit, amounting io54K). In default of payment he was committed to jail and sent to Wellington.

His brother Martin, and comrade, Sila McQuiston, asked a continuance for ten days, but failing Jto obtain bail for their appearance, they were sent up to Welling ton to keep George company. One of the principal witnesses againtt the Itichey brothers (not the hotel keepers) was aft old chum of the Richy', but he squeehtl on them. George Uichey swears vengence against him. lie says that be did steal the articles, and others, but that the witness, Gordon, isjd them; that he dceo. in the mud as they are" in the mire.

It is an old a'aying that when rogues fallout people general' find their own. But Hurst did not find it true in ihisvas He did not find his wagoo Hreet. Another 'young gci tleman was aho arretted, Mnguis Klso, tor being a participant in the affair, lAit he sliped-liis he-ui out of the no.e of the law, and went to find his brother, the mUlionair of Chicago, who used to sling Lash at the Central Avenue and wiiteeosatieiihl -rtieh-e tor this paper WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1877. PUBLISHED EVEBT WZDXE8DAY. TERMS OF SUBSCllIPTION baeYear $2.00 Toree Months 50 Six Mentha One Month, $1.00 20 Advertising Rates of Arkansas City Traveler, 1877.

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Notice published not to exceed one month, ten cents per line for first insertion, and five cent for each subsequent Insertion. Dcsixks lively in town Saturday. Xo. 2 wheat is selling at $1.00 per bushel In Wichita. Buffalo are within a day's travel of Cheyenne Agency.

Cjiqjcr Arkansas apples are selling in mrLrt at SI rer hushel- ar Three men stole Charles Gallert's boat and went down the Arkansas river. A very heavy rain fell "last Thursday, accompanied by thunder and lightning. The M. E. church building was damaged by wind or lightning last Thursday.

The. Teacher examination will take place one week from next Friday and Saturday. A petition in circulation for the organization of a Temperance society in Wellington. W.S. Packard and Will.

Gray supply the Winfleld and Arkansas City markets with grape. Forkstell, the blight of hand performer, exhibited at this place last Friday and Saturday evening. James Wilson is offering goods very low in order to e'tablish a large trade with the country people, The ferry boat has been moved "south of town, to where the bridge formerly was, and is much vaster to get to it. Thb question of woman suffrage in Colorado, will be decided in that State by the voters at the election this fall. Let every subscriber consider himself aa authorized agint to induce his neighbor to subsciibe for the Traveler.

Candidates lor Sheriff are becoming pretty nuutcrous throughout the county. willing to serve the good people. Another boat from Hutch idon is makr Ing a trip down the Arkansas. It was anchored nt the bruise liAt Snndav. P- Pied, of fever, on Friday, August 17tti, a child of Mr.

and Mrs. James Harmon. Aged three months. It was buried on Saturday. Xpw.

CaRhiKR. A new carrier is car-Tying the papers lor delivery this week. Jt any of our subscribers are missed, report it at the office. Mr. Rkkd and Robinson, bankers of WlnnVld, ith their wives, paid this place visit week.

S. D. Pryor and Dr. Strong were also down. hvrd 400 mules, stopping about seven miles from this place, in the Territory, will move on to Missouri this week.

Mr. Steen, of Texas, is the owner. Charles Clink has purchased the bar ber Implements of Thomas Baker and is shaving all who give him a chance. He had expeiitenee and gives a good shave. Sheriff Wale eh and Hon.

P. Jlackiitfy, made a call last week. They are out tor George Walker for sheriff first, Jast, all the time, and forever A Wellington minister came over to Cowley to pray with, the editor of the Telegram alter the completion of the M. He was performing mission- Every one who heard Kellogg's lecture on "The education of the l.ople," lit Winfleld last week, speaks, yerycom- momluhlv mtl If It lit tn tu master effort. basket meeting was held near Mr.

Gaoway's, in Bolton township, last Sunday, and was generally attended. -Mr. uansanu per loaned mc religious Daniel Bacon, the man that killed a blacksnake six feet and ten inches in circumference, according to the Cedar Vale offers his 'farm tor sale. We don't wonder he wants to leave after telling euch a tale. Viltok It.

Tcrer, a well known surveyor of Leavenworth, committed suicide tlat city by taking poison. Cause, poverty. It Is thouglit this is the Will. Turner formerly this place, employed on tbe survey of tbe Indian Territory. Before a month we shall know whether Cowley county is to have a railroad or not.

Ha ehc ten is called for Tuesday, Ceptember 18th. Arrange yourwork so that you can be at the polls on hat jjreat day of Cowley's freedom. 3f r. Colt, of St. Loals, and Ed.

Fen-Ion, of Leavenworth, irere In tow Sun- Mr Fen Ion is an extensive Government freighter and supply contractor, came here to see abput purchasing hU flour hjs plJe, i to Are Yei We represent above the "audible smile" of some of our Itolten friends over the result of the late election. A bottle of our PLANT BITTERS, put up expressly for us, will produce the same "broad grin," they are so pleasant to take. Try them. Are you troubled with the "ague" If so, a bottle or two of our Peruvian Agile Cure will cure yon. At least it wonld appear so, from these "photographs from lite." I don't, bad luck to me.

We take great pleasure in presenting to our patrons this admirable preparation for the "chills 'and lever. Each bottle contains full directions for taking, together with the name and amount of each ingre- ieut. No arsenic, or other deleterious drug. Warranted pure nd of full strength Try ill Only 75e a bottle. This old Jan.

tlv in a burr j-! Behold her animated countenance! With what eagerness doth she extend her digit! Why is this tlmsly Incline thine ear, niy lriend she is "going for" a bottle of our new Anise Soothing Drops for tlie baby. She has learned by experience the inestimable value of the Drops for children. No opium pleasant to take. rar better than Mrs. inslow anu 011I3 two-thirds the price.

Try, try, try. Below we give a partial list of our New Preparations: Kel1org noyt's Plant Bitters; a pleasant tonic and appetizer. Santonine Lozenges; a safe and sure Vermifuge. Peruvian A true Cure: sure cure for "chills." Compound Ex't of Buchu. Blackberry Cordial lor bummer Com plaints, Conc't Ess.

Ginger; Stimulant and Carminative, Ceylon Stove Polish; powdered in boxes ready for use. Sewing Machine Oil, Strictly pure, only lac a bottle. Charm of Beauty for the complexion. lid Cherry Pectoral wines for Coughs, Colds, Medicated Soaps, Co. Syr.

Sarsap. and Potassium, Catarrh Snuff, Anise Soothing Drops, Improved Cathartic Pills, These preparations are put up only by and are warranted pure. and every package contains full directions for umg, and formula giving the common name and amount of each drug used in tlie preparation, so that every person using the mudicines knows exactly what he is taking, and can safely rely upon their purity and strength. In addition to the above, we keep con sUntly ou hand a full. line of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Notions Stationery, School Books, Lamps, Lan terns, Toilet Articles, 3tc, Don't forget the place.

"People's Drug Store," opposite City Hotel. Kellogg Hoyt, Proprietors. Arkansas City, 1877? BnifiBoiSs? Va its S. F. C5H Teacher Wanted, at the Coburn School House, Dist.

No, 62 salary 30 to 35 dollars per month for 6 months. Apply Immediately to Abe Mann or K. Kector. near Grouse creek. Notice.

All parties knowing themselves indebted to the old Democrat firm for subscription or advertising, will please call immediately at Hackney McDonald's Law Office and settle up, and thereby save cost and trouble. I need the money and mnst have it. C. M. McIntire.

Second huml twa seated spring wagon for sale. Inquireof Ol-it J. U. A1C51ULLEN. Land for Nothing.

80 acres 2. miles south of Arkansas City, 12 acres broke, living water the year round; for $225, part on time. Inquire of A. Nelson. 51-2t I will sell fifteen yards of best stand ard prints for one dollar, and twelve yards of Merrimac tor the same.

50-4t Frank Waldo, Salt City. Last Call. Persons due P. H. Wood- ard are notified that their accounts will be sued upon as work and labor debts unless settled itt once.

Bbury Bros. Consignees. Queeiisware. You can get it cheap at the Green Front. 49 Grapes.

Any one wanting grapes can get them by the pound or hundred pounds by leaving orders at li. A. Hongliton's grocery store, or by calling on me at the Max awcet farm. W. b.

Packard. 49-4 1 The iHist and purest of groceries at the Green Frent. 49. BLUE! BLUE! BLUE! Blue glass cigarettes; no paper: all to bacco; kept by Will Mowrv, at L. H.

G. Cos. Also a full Hue of Smokimr to baccos, pipes, 49 If you want groceries go to the Green Front. 49 Aim! lon't you forget it. Will Mowry keeps the finest biands of cigars and fine cut chewing tobacco in the city.

49 Another car load salt just received it the Green Front. 49 Fruit J-irs, cheap, at the Green Front. Glassware in all varieties, verve! ean, at the Green Frout. 49 Cash! And cash we must have. Every one inowing himstrlf indebted to us, by note or on account, is requested to call and set tle at once.

"Don't tool yourselves tongcr about cheap talk." 48-3 Hovouton McLaughlin. I have a fine double-barrelled, Damas- ens steel sht gun, for sale or trade cheap. 43 Gkokge Allkn. For Sale 1 mule about 14S? hands ligh, 7 vears old. Inquire of Hotijrhtun McLaughlin.

43 Ponies and Horses. I have nine head of horses and ponies I will sell cheap for cash. Among thera are three spans of marc, unbroken, and three saddle animals. C. M.Scott.

For the Old and New "West. Brtwn's family medicines are prepared expressly lor the diseases of this climate. Physicians and druggists join in recommending them. For Diarhtea, Dysiutery, and all summer diseases ol the stomach and bowls, use. Brown's Extract Black berry and Ginger; during this sickly sea son it should he in everv household.

ForBUIiousnesfe. and Sick Headache, use Brown's Liver Pills, lliey never fail to give relief. For Sprains, towellings, Khumatism, ulcers, cuts and bruises, use Brown's Arnica Liniment and Arnica Salve. For Augue and Chills and Fever, use Eureka Ague Pills. They will cure you.

For Coughs, Colds, Sore -Throats and Hoarseness, use Brown's Couith Balsam and Tar Troches. For sale by L. II. Gard ner, E. D.

Eddy and Kellogg Hoyt, Arkansas City. Kansas. 43 For Sale at a Bargain 27 yards extra good rag carpeting. Apply at this ollice. 47 Fruit Jars, both glass and stone a vartety at Hermann Godehard's.

47 Sealing Wax for fruit jars at Hermann Godehard's. 47 All ladies who desire to look well should use Parisian Lily Balm, it removes pimples, tan and roughness ot the skin, making It sou and lair, rtold by 41-Cm Kellogg $, Hoyt. A large variety of good and cheap teas at the City Bakery. 21-tf AH kinds of writinsr material, box pa per, envelopes, dime novels, dime song books ana papers at the Post Ottice. Money to loan bv J.

D. Pryor. In quire ot Pryor, Kager Pryor, at Win field or Arkansas Citv. 19 No. 1 brick for sale on rea sonable teuas.

Enquire at the brick van! 4Itf The Office of County Superintendent win be open, until further notice, on Sat nrday of every week, in the court house. 23 For purifying your and restor ing the liver to healthy action, use preraration of Sarsaparilla, Dandelion and iodide rotassinra, all Physicians recom mend it, For weakness, Indigestion and a deDHitated system, it will be found lieneficial. Sold at E. D. Eddy, Kellogg Uoyj aru uardner, 41-f uj rp Mr.

Daniel Bacon killed a snake last Sunday, which measured six fret and ten inches in circumference. It was a species of the black snake, c. -5 The above is taken from the Cedaf Val Blade, published by Sam. Jarvls, formerly of this countyV Sam. has been in the nws- paper business less than a year, and yet ywe can hardly believe it when we read the above.

We have heard of snake stories and big snakes, Jiiy kingdom, do have some little regard for the profession of which, you are a member; the church you cling to and your posterity in future. Do think it over aid for vour own sake, our sake and the sake of Chautauqua county do take it.oa.ek, and say you nieut in length rather than circumference. Kellogg Hoyt's Ad. It is hardly necessary to call attention to the advertisement of Kellogg Hoyt this week, as it is the first thing noticed in opening the paper. This firm has engaged in the manufacture of medicines, and are now offering fresher, purer and better remedies than can be purchased; anywhere abroad.

The sale of their own preparations has been so extensive that t'tey now have to manufacture for themselves. Call in and see then, price them and try a lottle. New Harness Shop. The new building just erected by Parker Cainprlekl, opposite the Central Hotel was built for Mr. James DodwcU, who the Eldorado Times claimed would never leave the terminus of a railroad to get ahead of a road.

Nevertheless he is here, and that is his property. When he first came here he wa told hecowld not get a room for his business, but like a true Kansan he has erected one, and determined to become a citizen among us. The announcement of Walker of Vernou township, for the office of ronerm, appears in auouier i-umuuii. Walker has acted in the capacity of deputy sheriff for several years, and has a thorough knowledge of the duties of the office. Throughout the county and at his home he is a very popular man, and will be one of the strongest candidates hetorc the Convention.

His brother Dick," is the best Sheriff Cowley county ever had, and one of the best in the State. Mr. T. K.Johnson, Chairman of the Republican Central Committee of this county, with his amiable wite, and Mr. S.

C. SMiith, paid this place a visit last Sunday. Mr. James Simpson, Charles Mclntirw, Mr. Devere and Mr.

Stewart were also here. Mr. Johnson is fast be coming one of the most popular men of the count3. Since the terry has been-moved from the west to the mxith of towH. many per sons.

esDsciallv thse of east Bolton ex press themselves well pleased. We crossed on it last Sunday and found that less than half the -distance over sand has to be tiaveled. If an inclined platform was built to the remaining part of the bridge aow, It would help it a great deal more. The grading machines of the Kansas City, Emporia Southern railroad, is at work throwing equivalent to 600 men's labor, and is coming right along. One ol the Directors assures us that we can have the road a j-par? before the contract time if everything moves on harmoniously and without interruption by high water or other drawbacks.

No Barber. -Thoma Baker.our barber, expects to leave tor Cincinnati so to put himself under the -cant of the U.S. hospital at that place, where he will re ceive medical treatment, boarding and clothing at the Government's expense. He has been tailing very, much lately. i eQovernor Joe, of the Big Hill Osages, sends a comniunica cation to the Cedar Tale a long tale of how the poor Osages are treated.

Ah 'Josephi you are a cunning man, but Agent Beede has charge, and his ways are different rom the Agent you partially controlled by fear. S. Thomas, of Win field, and It. LT iearagiee, iaie oi vaidron, ins- aie erecting a water, power grist mill, with luree run oi nurrs, on tlie rouse, near Silverdale. The size of tbe building is 36x40.

The gentlemen are ixperienced miUers. Ir any one has a reasonable argument against the voting ot bonds to the narrow guage railway, we should like to hear frora them. The matter has been so thorougldy discussed hen: to tore that we believe a large majority will vote it. IxpUNs report tlie country south of Salt Plains black with, bul. We always follow the market, make and control our own belong to no town cliques, and propose taiiglit.lt out on.

tins line. CulPaftfl'see us-befbre -urn buying. lt: lieiwember tjie Oppo sitioji Store." 47 KERRY BROTHERS. Houghton --McLniiglilin will sell good prints at 5 cents per yard as any house in the county sell. The very best prints atloard for wide Cambricks at 12 yards -for l.

42-tl Justices of the Peace in need of a Docket, or any kind of legal blanks, can find a supply at th. Pot Office, a' Arkansas City. AW kinls of bl.nks scut by maii on receipt of price. ME A CALL. 47 AT EAST! almialley and best aHsdrtnient ot the attentk-n of the people to thejact that people, soliciting thfeff'oMersTor fall plant' call at his grounds of delivery this fall in his stock, as He Is aot asuainea to GU AETTEED WILLIAMS S.

E. MAXWELL 49 Uolto.v TOwSiniP, Jnne 3, lfiTZ. Fiueni Scott A I have had some experience in buying-fruit trees of canvasser) tiaee I have lived here, I thought I woJd let your patron and my neighbors know who is the lest man luy of. I first bongtit f53 wortS of T. A WilLin son; they are all dead.

I then bought of Viair Urotuers; their trees did not fill the bill, and I would not take them. I then bought one hundred trees of W. BTrissell wroe four years old nn some two years old. I set the f-ur-year-old tro. oat last fall, and mulched well; heeled in the two-year-old trees, and set tbem out th spring; have not lot a tree.

Four of the four- year-old trees had over 50 blossoms on each, apt one of them has two apples on it the Ben Dav variety and look very thrifty. I would say to all who intend to purchase fruit trees, try Mr, TrisieUonce, and you will try him always. He tat great pajne, iu taking up hi trws have roots a flicm. k. Wl'VLIji.

ealer in Hardwares. DECIDED -that Rose Hill and Nurseries carry tlie largest 3ST TJ In Southern Kansas. We desire to call W. B. Trissell continues to call upon the ng.

Should he fall to see you all, please Winfield and Arkansas City, and examine exhibit his gootls. SATISFACTION Or no sale. LEWIS IF. B. TEISSLLL, Agent.

ARKANSAS ClTT, Argust 6tll. 1877. I Editor Tbatklir. As the season apjiroaches for fall planting of fruit and trees. I feel it but just to W.

B. Trissell to saj to the public that of the fruit and ornamental lm-s ar-chased of him lor the last two year, I have not loft one, with the exception of eTergreens, anil thoi-e every one must risk, to a certain extent; in this climate. The one hundred apple trees purchased of him last prin? are all alive and doing finely, without any watering, and but ordinary cultivation. Sow, Mr. Editor, I feel it my duty end I believe it to be the daty of every one when we find a man who deals fairly and honestly (especially in the tree to make it known, as many unreliable agents are continually swindling the-pcople with worthless trwes.

I would therefore confidently urge those wish ing to purchase trees to try Mr. Trissell, believing th it tf they try him once, they will try hi in always. KcivctrnlM, I. CHAN KI.L..