Marion County Record from Marion Centre, Kansas • Page 3

LOCAL NOTICES. Lumber. Lumber, Lumber. County -gtacortt Twenty-five spools of thread for cents, at MehT. MBEBI.LUMBE TZRSOXALS.

Mr. Frank Webb has returned from Colorado, looking unusually well- Polar Star Mine, Georgetown, is now Henry McLean's address. 'II writes us, "I'm all O. Frank Williams, of Lincolnvill. spent last Sunday in the city, the guest of Mr.

Thomas Smith. Thad C. Mited, the jovial Singer sewing machine man, well known here, is milling in McPherson countv. Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Blinds, Moulding, Doors, Tjimc, Hair and Cement for Sale. Solicited.

GRIFFIN. HAI-EK. IV-. 3Jsfe KANSAS. Mechanical.

A five dollar bill was found in my store by Mr. Fred Rouse during my absence in February. The owner can call and get Jt by paying for this notice. John Wand. Notice.

The annual roeiting of the Stockholders of the Bank of Marion Centre, for the election of Directors, will be held April lid, at the ink. Gf.o, M. Knox, it Cashier and Sec. To Be Given Away. fl.wi.

Tl In Marion Centre, Ma- fort? I8WB WW rion County, Kansas. rti will be given 10 persons v. no win uutiu npon and improve them. Thee arc all choice lots, close to church anil school building--, and in an excellent neighborhood. Call nil or address TilvJ.

W. Bown, 1G tf Marion Centre, Kan. To Loan on long time at low Hates, on Real Estate security Centre. at uariK 01 iviarion bus, rs Money Loaned on Improved urns, f.l p'r cent, interest. pavablc annuallv.

Call and see me. E- R- TnEXNfcit, Marion Centre. Kansas The Wjoming Hills, At Cedar Point, six miles cast of Florence, tire now i. full operation and turning out first-class merchant and custom work. We grind all kinds of grain, make "straight grades' of Hour, and guarantee our work to pivc satisfaction.

No chargev for shelling com. Custom work solicited. tf. l'lKINKWATEK SCIIKIVEU. T.

P. Alexander, at Florence, will sell you a B.ia wagon for 7o. For your hardware and agricultural impl. incuts, call on T. P.

Alexander at Florence. A considerable sum ot money given away to vcrv hard "walking Cowie and see John Wand. tf I wih to call especial attention to the elegant new Iu coisets just received. Jilts. TAiiliif.

Wagons. A full car load the justly popular BAIN WAGON recently received bv T. P. Alexander, of Floieuct. Foi: Sale.

A yoke of good work oxen for sle at a bargain. Apply to Jessa Dean, on Creek, six miles lioni Marion Centre. 1 1 Parties de-inng to secure loans on real Mlins to will do well. to 011 Kollock Chenault, I'eabody, Kansas. The Michn'-n oc Chicago Lumber Company at l'cabo lv have one of the finest yards in the Southwest.

Centrally located and well IIekiing. I will take cattle from now till the 1st of M.y for 0 cents per head. After time, fop S' ti-ou. T. J.

Sampson, at head of Middle creek. d28 Use the French Baking Powder, fr sale at M. S. Miller Co's. Sample's giv en away.

This iking Powder is approved by the United States government. Loans. 1 am acting as Agent hi lotig-iime loan- iu Mari.m conn 1 1, tv. Parties desiring such loan will do well to call on me. Terms reasonable.

Sam. T. Howe. J. G.

Mouse, of Florence, the old reliable lumber merchant, will always do the square tiling by you, wh-ther you deal with him in pet-on or ty written order. You may depend upon that. Don't to buv the "Glycerine Laundry Soap." It will wah as well in hard Writer vs other snaps in soft, water, thus saving much truulde in breaking water, etc. For fale at M. t.

Miller Co's. Tur. largest aid est assortment in the county of pin lumber, dressed or un-dressed, laths, shin-rles. sash, dooif. mouldings, rlass.

outtv. i kept at the Michigan Chicgo Luiubc Co yard, Pcabody, Kansas. All those who are interested in our cemetery are requested to be present at the meeting of the Association on Monday, April 1, 1ST, at 2 o'clock r. at the office of the President, A. 1).

Billings. dl'J M. G. Frehokn. Secy.

We have teveral thousand dollars which I wish to loan on gKd real otate security at once. No waiting tor Hinds bt received from the east. Apply at the Cottonwood YalW Bank. E. Cashier.

si. JEX. T. P. CROAT Jozz Croat.

DEALERS IS Jut tonc and jYfarbJe, Marion Centre, and IVibody Kas. We sell TomliMone and Mnnmentj cheaiM-r lhau ever tiefore t2Tered. Orders are reelect- lully toll it-d. ALL, WORK WAItRANTLD. 1-iy ToTo Irintiias OF EVESY DE5CniPTI0N EXECUTED IN THE LATEST STYLE AT THE IMarion Co.

-Record jon izoo.iis. Call and See Specimens of Our Work Tho Ecolcior lIills, mi i Situated within IM miles of Marion Centre, Ivas. ItATES: Wheat. toll Un cents csh per bu. Rye.

one-evenlh loll or seven Cents eajh. Corn, on-ith foi meal -vue-eigtiUi tor chops canh. Bee cents. Cmr Rvr, Parity, fnc-efVb fr Ladies and genta neck ties, the nobbiest ever brought to this market, at Mehl's. If every one would attend strictly to his own business and let other folks' affairs alone, the world would be no worse off.

Wanted. A file of the Western Xews. A liberal remuneration will be offered for the same. A. W.

Robinson, North Topeka, Kan. Jlr Geo. Griffith has eighteen acres of corn planted Mr. John D. Ungby, fif- (yen acres and Mr.

Pcn'and, ten acres all near Marion Centre. Very good for March, we thick. Chen) cheap cheap is the motto at Mrs. Tamiet's store. If von want any nylliuery goods, or ladies' or children's apparel ef any kind, call and get them cheap, cheap, cheap, at Mrs.

Tamiet's. A small boy with a match got up an impromptu conflagration in Stone's lumber yard last Sunday, whieh might have prov.d a serious affair for the town had not a few timely buckets of water squelched it. Mr. MehVs larre store room is now lighted by gas, and is a brilliant looking place at night. Battev of this city, have the State right for patent gas works which furnishes a light at once cheap and brilliant, an'd Mr.

Mehl's store at night is a fine advertisement for them and their gas, as well as a creditable exhibition of that gentleman's enterprise. Tlit law card of Mr. Milt. D. Ashe-, a recent addition to the bar of Mai ion count, will be found by reference to our professional column, to-day.

Mr. Ashcr is recently from JtiHction City, and has located at Florence, in this count)-. It was through his detective efforts that True, the murderer of Mr. Woolpert, was captured. We hear Mr.

Asher well spektn of 03- gentlemen who have made his acquaintance. The wife Dr. Conry, of Florence, died in that city Thuisday evening, March 21st, 1878, aged 38 years. The editor of the Record remembers Mrs. Conry, daring his residence in that place, as a faithful Sabbath-School worker and an estimable Christian lady.

Her husband has lost a devoted wife, her children a loving mother, the church a confident member, and society a useful lady. We extend profound sympathy to the family. A valued friend, whose judgment we highly respect, has taken us to task for luiug the expressions East" and "West" Marion Centre, as he thinks it tends to create a rivalry' and consequent enniit)- between the sections thu described, where there should be unity and harmony. We merely dropped into the expression as easj terms of descriptions, but rather think that our friend's point is well tken and that the term.s had better not be used, perhaps. Pcobody Speaks.

At a meeting of the citizens of Pea body-township, called for a free expression of fcntunent and interchange of vwws in reference to the bogus Kansas hnd Nebraska railroad bonds, the iollowing sentiment was unanimously adopted: Resolved, 1st. That we heartily en-dors the action of our County Commissioners in relation to this unmitigated fraud. 2d. That we will resist, in everv possible manner, thj collection of these bogus bonds. od.

That we heartily sympathize with our Commissioners iu their present position, and we will stand by them to the lat, to the extent of our influence and means. Waller Chenault and J. II. C. Brewer were choien to represent Peab-dy in all matters pertaining to this infamous swindle.

A. A. Wheeler, J. 11. C.

Rrkwer, Chairman. Secretary. rcabody Gazette. These resolution" have the right ring. They are the cryslalization into words of a sentiment deep and strong iu Marion county.

Pcabody takes no equivocal position on this subject. She gives forth no uncertain sound. These resolutions are timely, wise and just. EJ Anti-Bond Meeliag. A meeting was held at the Dody School, Grant toi.

nship, March 25th, for the purpose of obtaining the sentiment of the citizens in regard to the Kansas and Nebraska Railroad Bonds. House called to order. Levi Kline called to the chair, aud John Allen chosen Secretary. The obiect of the meeting was then stated by G. W.

Grapes. Speechers were made by the following persons: Mr. bnowcten, John Allen, A. M. Vinyard, G.

W. Grapes. Sherman Pierce, Levi Kline, Essex Williamson, Mr. Hickman, Mr. Withrow.

A committee was appointed, consist ing of A. M. Yinrard. E. Williamson and Jno Allen.

The committee reported the following resolutions, which were uumimously adopted Resolved, 2st. That we heartilr pn- dorse the action of the Commissioners in regatd to this grand swindle. Resolved, 2d. That we. as voter and tax-payers of Marion county, fwel ag grieved, and say that we should not pay luese oonus.

Resolved, 3d. That we are in sympathy with the Commissioners in their present position, and we will stand bv them to the extent of our influence aud means. The following dlegates were elected to Teprcsont Grant township in all matters pertaining to this bond fraud: G. W. Grapes.

Essex Williamson. and Ievi Kline. Levi Kline, Chimian. Jno. Allex, Secretary.

Thcso are ajnong the leading men in Grant, and their utterance on this important subject is plain and to the point. I Thry saeata what th-y e. EniTVR.1 FRIDAY. MARCH 29. 1878 5, 1 1 lias Tails, Florence.

GOINU EAST. Arrive Leaves Ks.C..-AtcMsoti throtijrh ex. 8:15 a 8:3.1 a tfcock ex. through trwight E. C.

way freight -5 :27 ni GOING 'WEST. Denver Pxsehlo through ex. 8:27 :47 in 1 brough x. freight 3:35 in Kn tvu Wichita way fr' '36 9 15 a in II ART -MAN, Agent. JPeabodys GOING EAST Ko.2 Ks City and Airh.

thru a So. 4 atoc.k ex. nt local freight 11 :00 No. 0 Ks. City freight (excupt Sunday) GOING WEST.

No. 1 r-rTH- nnd Pm bio through ex 0:16 Ho through xprvs6 freight 4 WitSh.wny IV 'I (except Sunday) 11 :00 a iu Train No. 23 i uniting through to Wichita ur-rivasalS 50P. M. F.

It. McKERCMEIt, Agent. MARION CENTRE MAILS. Kloukkck. Iaily.

Arrrivcs 10 a. it; leaves 2 v. M. torNCit, Grovu. Arrivt sMonuay, ednenday and Kriday nt 7 v.

le.avea Tuesday, huie-uiul Satuaduy at 7 a. i. ABitnNi. Arrives Wednesday nt 10 a. leaves Ei.i.mvoiTB.

Leaves Tuesday all r. arrive Wednnlay at 12 M. Saturday at 12 loave 1 r. m. F.

IioWEli, P. M. VSU (Hit! Church cangregAtijHS are increasing. Good. That was a pretty lair sample of Kansas zephyrs, Monday.

Es only fccll for five cents a dozen hut, then, the hens don't advertise. A refreshing vain Tuesday evening, Which was a great disappointment to drouth John Brumbaugh's school closes at Madison, Greenwood county, with a bi entertainment to-night. Butcher Schmidt has caught the "fix up' fever, and has set out some nice trees. Verily town pride is spreading. The Debating Clubs are generally adjourning, snd now the big questions will begin to accumulate again.

Remember Gen. Kilpatrit.k'ii great lecture in Pcabody, to-morrow night. 'Sherman's march to the sea" Is the The wheat in the valleys, ot Ma lion is generally jointed. Col. Bate has brought us several stools which measured twentv-one inches.

Rev. Sibley, the new Methodist pastor, has arrived with his family. He will preach here next Sunday night. We liespeak for him a good audience. We are Had to iu tice indications that the load between the Missis Mollohan, few miles south of tow is about to graded.

It long and needed it. Corbett Wendell, ot" this place, will carry the m.ml between Marion Centre aud Florence after the 1st ot duly, having been awarded the contract by the Government. While many others are talking. Case Billings are doing town pridt. They have this week set out one thousand forest trees on the vmblie square.

We call this business. Wild geese and sand hill cranes are Ftill passing over. They seem to think that spring has come, whatever weather prophets may think on the subject to the contrary notwithstanding. Col. Bates is leathering statistics for lion.

Alfred Gray-, Secrotaiy of the State Board of Agriculture. CoF. Bates' efforts relate 011I3- to Centre township, but we presume that some one is doing a similar work for the other townships. More better dwellings are needed iu Marion Centre, for rental purposes. The demand is greatly- in exesss of the upp'y.

We think it would be a profitable investment if some man of means would erect several good dwellings to rent. By request of Presiding Elder Buck ner, Rev John Harris will temporarily supply the Lincoln ville circuit, not with pastoral work but preaching. The mem bers of that circuit will please makel Rich appointments as they wish filled, and notify Rev. Hams, at once. Mr.

A. Harden, near Marion Csntre, informs us that he killed some hags the past winker worthy of mention in the way of weights. Two Poland China and Chester While cross, nine mouths old, dressed 816 pounds each one at ten months of age dressed 338 pounds. We call them pretty good pigs. A bevy of beautiful young ladies stormed this office Thursday night, of last week, to witness the printing of the Record.

We shall publish the names of the last one of them. Ther were Misses Nanis and Anna llannaford, Dora McClara, Lydia aud Mar? Gibson, and Belle Coble. We like to have the ladies can ana see us. The ground for the depth of fivr feet is perfectly saturated with water, as we personally know. It is somewhat dry for an inch or two on top, bat we see no occasion for predictions and fears of dry veatner, indulged in by some.

The soil is thoroughly soaked to such a great oeptn, xnai we win only need a light fchower now and then to'answer all pur poses. The prospects were never so good for a fruitful season. S. It has rained heavily Eiace the asovc was "set up." -DEALER IX- 25 E. KLLI.EK, Attorney at Imw, Marl 'J oxroi.

A general law l-iiinces So particular lit anch a facially CI KceJ, at Law. Marian Vti.lr. A eiirr.l law Offii" vai-t tA )k( A. IIOIMIK, l)-ed-. flcUl abtrrt luinlird, run-j MuriiiK atly itour, and alt L-iiutu' .1101 lroRi)t aiirntion.

I DR. A. MORE Will lie at the lmt 1 in th pond Wft-k ir nmnh, rri lo all rk iu klB hue heap, ai.l gilc mine Mlbiai ll.i. 1LT. 1).

ASIIKK, AT To IiN EY-AT- LAW, AMI COLLECTING AOLNT. FLORENCE. KANSAS AM budn! R'ro-Ud to jo cars will receive proUI'l aLlrlilicn HUDSON MORSE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAX, lEARODY, AN Will fi radios in the courts rfany corttatr. WAKE BL-TTERFIELD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Notary Public and Real Estate Apent, FLORENCE. KANSAS TVTOTARY PUBLIC.

IN ii Office Record Rnitdinjr. MARION CENT RE. KANSAS R. W. C.

I IIYSICIAN AND St EGEON, MARION CENTRE, KANSAS E30fBce cut doorvef.t or "utte; Bro. liard-vare More. JOS. N. IIANNAFORD.

PHYSICIAN AND Office One Doir East cf P. MARION ENlttr. KAN- Business Cards, l.T.oRENt Ilol EL. Flrtrrne, Kna. Tal-- lender -rj'ru-tr.

Centrally lo-cil'l. (hkI ani'l -ipe )t-ava daily xrrt Sunday ftr M-jri'n entre. 'Cil4 to aud frotn all Pa-rcncr tiaiua. I I T7 UBX1T UlilCj liY A. 13.

HIL1-I1TC3, At ki4 war rKm, voiith mdr of Main le-Iwmii Kirt mid rhurtf fr ylifiw in Will irj to niiMr in 11 icr and rjiiality. lfy.it ha-any rei'Hiruis t- l'w ilone. it on ll l) Inn it I have in the line ul I'TM'-Ju l-t. nu, f.amS, cards, lc, ronif and e. A No FlTWei-j o.S.

Haii etc, etc. v. i hoc: Ii, i AWI.NT 1 OK ii tlaira fa a Pia.i.i'n I BlILblXO Marion Centre, Kansas I is if; iz fi fnl iiiir I -A5I aEVS dealer, P. 0. Euilding Marion Centre.

mi a UXlsford Jtobsoit, Leal In ail kinds Groceries, Fruitt, fkc Ovsters bv tbc or Disli. OLN Srick, Eiir, las Cast, 1:, FX.OB.ENCE, Professional. STRONG i i i i I 1 W. J. Groat goes to Gnadcnati next week to take chanre of a school.

Willie has vei decided ability, and we wish him success. Rev. S. C. Palmer, of Risley township, who has been visiting in Ohio for fcveral mouths, writes us that he will probably return in June.

Rev. John Harris returned from Conference and from a subsequent visit to his old Iowa home, Lst Friday, and reports a refreshing time throughout. B. and G. L.

Iluey. the enterprising lightning rod men, have been in town again this week, and put up several rods, including several points on John Mehl's stonw building. Mr. J. T.

Sullenger, of Carroll county, Kentucky, brother of our fellow-townsman, J. R. Sullenger, arrived at Floience, the 24th with a car load of horses for this market, among them quite a number of fine saddle Mr. J. N.

Graham, formerly of lor-enee, writes seuding hi.s subscription from Mechanicrville, Iowa, and himself "in the blue ribbon faith." This will be good news to Mr. Graham's host of frivnds in this county, as it was to us. Rev. II. J.

Walker, now stationed at Florence, is one of the ablest preachers in Kansas. He was former' a newspaper man. If he was as good an editor as he is a preacher, journalism lott a bright star when ho exchanged the tripod tor the pulpit. Messrs. R.

M. and Thomas Williams arrived at the Williams Hotel. Lincoln-vine, March 2Gth, from Bloomington, Ills. The former is a son and th latter a nephew of Mr. A.

William, of Lin- colnville. Thesa young gentlemen will I VIIJO.IU til V. I I Henry Ewert, a Russian, who has been in this county and country only four years, yet long enough to acquire a prett3' good knowledge of the English language, left last Monday to try a term in the Emporia Normal, to further fit himself for a tevcher. Henry mastered thu English in Marion Centre's superb school remarkably quick. He is a finu young gentleman.

Owing to ill health, Miss S. A. Alderman, lor nearlv two years teacher in the primary department of the Marion Centre school, has been compelled to give up the place, and leaves to-morrow for her home in Denver, Colorado. Miss Alderman has won an enviable reputation here as a competent and successful teacher, and has a host of lrieuds who will regret her depart tire. Oneday last week a sranger sauntered into Corbett Bown's store, 'where Henry Cable, the boss carpenter ol this section, was at work, and stood around in the wav as much as he could for an hour or so, much to thu annoyance of Henry.

Finally the stranger stepped up to Henry and enquired if carpenter work was pretty good here. After a short conversation, Henry found out that the intruder was a brother whom he had not seen for many years, and who had taken this method to play a little on Henry. We welcome ble to Marion Centre. Mr. Charlie Ca- Rig Business.

Mr. S. P. Bown. of thw firm of Corbet Bown, Marion Centre, has just returned from a business trip east, where he has been buying a large stock of goods for their sto.v, including everything belon- ing to a first-class dry goods and grocery establishment.

With their store room greatly enlarged, and with an immense stock of goods, they reasonably hope to do a busiuess second to no hotis of the kiud in the county. Their goods have been bought for i-ash, and can and will consequently be sold cheaper than ever before offered in this community. Go and examine their stock and prices and be convinced. John Covert went to Marion Centre the other day and called at the Record of fice, and the editor thusly: 'Iloch. I'd rather meet you than anyone lever saw, because you are iho'onlv man I ever met whom I uglier looking than myself." It is said that after Iloch hit him his right lead pickr and ptneil shover, the bovs in the office had to get a broom and sweep Jack up.

Moral be careful over your words and actions when you approach the sacred vail of the editorial sinctum sauctorum. Newton Xeics. From Iowa to Kansas. "While visiting my old home iu Iowa, I learned that a medicine had been prepared by one of my old friends that was said to be the best remedy for sick headache and dyspepsia that has ever been sold. I heard so much about it that I made strict inquiry, and Irani private sources ami testimonials, whose names attached thereto have been household words almost since infancy, I concluded that this was the medicine we needed in this locality: I therpfore procured .1 fw bottles, which can be found at the Dru store 01 john axd, and 1 hope those who are afflicted wi'l trWe it Every bottle is warranted, ami any one purchasing a bottle is permitted t.

one-half and if it does not perform xvht it is recommended to do, the money will be refunded on the retnm of th iiti I know Kansas is distressing rnlikv- but tick headache is alarmingly prevalent, and many gloomy faces" are seen because of dyspepsia. Elles Vitalizing uiooa i nnner is a sure cure for either. Hakkit. 11 General Merchandise. UY GOODS AND GROCERIES, noo Tf shoes: John C.

Mehl's 1J I I IC Jiots and shod, Qanncd fruits and candies, JJriA fruits of all sorts, J.xtrac. sad cheap, goods garden sveds, JJa i and I nk and indigo, Jug. and crocVery, Juivee of all kius, Jampt and potions, pstcrs and oil, prints of the latent and gl.iss, JOj'fS ull MZiS, vniira and elt, 'Pea and toilet articles, th aiccal aud best, yinesar, 'uoliu fc'uodb ef ill kind, "Vcellwnt cignr aud tobaccos, "YVaids and yarai, jealous utteutluu to our trauls Ac. ca; r-t- i sB .1. M.

S. P. Bowx. Corbett Bown, Iii vi-i CuUslantty on li.iud 3IERCIIANDISE, lu general, but cspeiatly lu GROCERIES, ui'u as Molasses from feor-h urn t'j? fjius, Currants the clioicek iu the market, ZTruits Uotli canned and dried of rari.us kiJi, Extracts tlieiiMietl and Tobaccos of all sorts prices, Oysters, confectionery, crackers aud sail, GlassT7aro, cliinaware, crockery and coflce, Potatoes aud everything else iu Lis line. South SMe of Main Street, opposite the "Centre House," 'larion Centre.

Knnsan. H. C. BliEWEH, DEALER IS Clothing Hats. CaDS Boots Shoes.

Notions ttc. Price as low a any hn-- in this connty. No trouble to show gondi. Call and examine. Peahotlv.

Tin n. EVERYTHING J. II. COSTEL.J&0, Cor. Main it First Marion Centre, lias received Ir.rge and comlel tck of Merchandise, .1 Which he fif ilg at the lowest poible market pr'ce for caU.

His motto i "Quick Sales and Small Profits a Nlm Lie Pip is Pctter than a Slow izaznino and consult vour interest? free of cliarce. A.l- Sign Painter I HEuniervrnedd.r.M.ui:g(laziDC. h-iii-uiir, hjIIt, fiomj-llr and cheat ly, and xri I fn 1 1 the ol the piildic J. N. WIDMEA K.

Shop opposite the Kraztr limine David linens asto iOX- r4M had nine ar'6 ei.rtcne at lh ahove lniiiri, I tl llml I cao itc f. final stii artion to all mhr, tnny favr n.f wifi, thnr I cm. .1.. all kiadaof thl luir. nbaanrl I'iiris ai niirblo Oui.U.

All vvoi fciiai autwd Give me a call. LACKS JIITIIIXG In all it traachs. iUc -V. XI. Ill andni vvr.tk trntrMitred to cue BatUTaclion.

ut-nr the ottontvood I i ou KlrM St Ajfeiit. IL.i.w. JlAllIO.N ll.Mhl., kA-A. Manufacturer of I It 111,: I nuk in tine inr very 1 i iri'in p-l. I Ueiitir- 'f- llarion t'entr jH II.

C. KAI3LE, Contractor, Carpenter, AND (ifcMUJI. WOREEa in WOOD MAUI on CENTRE. pL RNIsIIE flanit and rriilratr.i Bn tnxy9 vtimt vu .01 kinni ol An-vewlity mi.e ofomniuental and thorn aa wid ciUci-de'ks, i.Iciur raiiies, etc. Come aud i.u:pETi:ns and FLOBEKCE, KANSAS; CauaSil Makts all kind, troo4 work iirnih plnni and a.

srUaws. ai.dsuch. 9li Banking. WM. KEELSON- wruoMDOV; lre.idnt.

Prtsidrat OEO. M. KNOX, of HAniOIT CE1TTHS, Cajntal, S50.000, )'r rnrJ l.nnkin; IJVJT IOM OX KLAI. 1ATK. R.r.

l.fin-tir. a.id Foreirn Selt tirkel lu all f.ur-ean tit ai lt rates fi.Mi. promj Hv jaa.le and for oa njv of at current of eirhaor l.lfrl co it pon ursTs Geo. Oi dtke 5c Co, New York, J- I Knox fc Topeka, Ks. COTTONWOOD VALLEY At CnUre.

Kant HuLi A GENERAL liANklNU BCslNkSS. LKVI RIU.INfJS. l'rfiUtnt. JyS. N.

vX I resident. A. E. CAbE, 'Jufhur. iCilAS IJ IKKr.U, U.

RoWnkov, 1 T.r,;it,,,t; President. K.l. UAT1EY, Carhier. MAllI0X Bank, FLORENCE, KAN. Capital, s.10, 000, rTRlNSACT a (r-a ral Lanllrt; bnines.

'iieciior. a Cold bonjrl.t, rx-ehanre raMied and drAftt drawn on all I be ctj-al cilie of the United J-talswnd Enroth. This Rank is Represented in 2l(UJn MAll Kind of Produce Ta l-o eu smb-'lira aaef.f, 1 f. i i t-artis in Ibst iinii 1-. muim.

Jill IJ I rol)rif et business It sslllPa Vt-Cai do I at Ll I Of I filfir..