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The Kansas Free Press from Smith Center, Kansas • 5

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MARKET EXPORT. PERSONAL POINTS. CARPETS, CARPETS I W. S. Field lett yesterday for Chicago.

There is no denying the fact that the BROTHERS, Smith Centra, The following are the April at, 1881. price! paid byourmer- At SHEARER Smith Centre. winter wheat Is badly Injured by freez- Hon C. Angevlne was In the prairie city chtati foi produce, ast week, on legal business, WINTER WHEAT, lotoji.oo FRIDAY, APRIL aa, i88x. ng, particularly that sown broadcast.

Every "Ainclent" Oddfellow Ii especi One trial Is sufficient to convince the Ell Stewart ot Centre, walks up most skeDtlcal of the Invaluable and un with the cash and gets the Times free, ally Invited to attend the Anniversary NEW CORN, IS to toctt POTATOES ioo PORK, 3 $3 BUTTER, choice, toe sc CHICKENS, per tofi.jo failing efficacy of Dr. Marshall's Lunar I. W. 8T0HE, Pnblliher und Proprietor M. E.

rover of Lincoln, i droped Into upper next Tuesday evening. Syrup, for curing coughs, consumtlon. Just received at the Postofttce Store, a our easy chair Jfonday, Call again friend astnma, Droncnms, etc. tit it, oy an means, Price 25 cents and 60 cents. tU "Tin Tmt" hit iOlronlitlMrtl.000 lathi feisty Grover.

Dr. Marshall's Lunar Svrun Is partic Urge lot of Groceries and dried Fruit, which will be sold at cost for the next thirty days. Mrs. It. K.

Smith loft for Gaylord Tues- ularly recommended for children. It is Entered at Smith Ventre Postoffiee as "See- ond Claet Matter." TO STOCK MEN. Wa bta nrennrAd to furnish noBterslo daywhere she well take up her perml-nent residence. the most pleasant, soothing and affective cough remedy known. Call on your druggist and try a bottle ot It.

It only costs 25 cents and 60 cents. Some 'cuss" tried to poison El Stevens' stock men on short notice. We nave just received a cut of a Stallion, the only one doff "Dash." It is luckey El does not Wm. McClure of Pawnee, re-news his LOCAL AFFAIRS. i-nnar arhct rh vllfl wrech Is.

Dr. Kin faith In the best paper In the county, and the county. Prices to suit tne times. dred applied a liberal dose of oil and FOR SALE. Two well matched sorrel ponies, gets the Timet to boot.

Ice cold soda water at the Postofflce. "Dash" is all right again. Our old friend Wm, S. Pyle of Oak, GREAT BARGAINS Boots and Shoes, Hats and Clo Go to Kindred Sells' for your flour, Dr office north side square. made us a social call Tuesday.

Mr. Pyle kind and gentle, and one covered buggy with side springs. Inquire Alarjre assortment of the latest styles Is a staunch democrat, but likes the Frkb in Prints at the New York Store, cheap thing, at the Boot and Shoe Store, Smith Centre. of E. M.

Pierce, or at Stafford's Press because he knows just where to Bolted corn meal at Kindred Sells', i District Court meets first Monday in for cash. Barn, Smith Centre, Kansas. find it on all questions. 10.000 Hedjre plants for sale. Inquire NOTICE.

May. NOTICE. Land Office at Kirwin, Kama, James Bishop of Manchester Iowa, a of R. A. Chandler, at the PostofBce.

Hasbrouck the best line of domes former resident df Smith County, renews To all whom it may concern. Mart Briers has just received notice No. Marchibth, iWi. Vnilra herehv riven that the followlHU-named tics in town, cheap for cash. for Vol.

2 and gets the Times free. Mr. Notice is hereby given that theun from Washinartonthat his pension claim, Bishop proposes to keep posted on Kan- Next Tuesday the Oddfellows hold dersigned hold a chattle mortgage amounting to $1,270. has been allowed tettler hag filed notice of his Intention to make Anal proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof, and that said proof will be made before the Register or Receiver at Kirwin on Monday, the and day of May 188:, viz: sas news. their anniversary.

on the stock of the Keystone drug Lair Dean had the the matter in cnarge, Mr. John Hill ot Jewel County store, for $6oo. and all persons are Ten pounds of good sugar at the Post- We are in receipt of the Cloud County Frank Ktiser, hereby warned against purchasing offlce Store for $1.00 Blade Supplement, giving a complete his Homestead Entrv. No. a6i, for the ehf, seqr, S.

ln-la'v of J. R. Burrow of the Peoples Bank, was on a short visit to the the same, unless subject to said Smith County warrants brought 90 cents tory of that county, a careful resume or 33, and whf, nwqr, section 33, township aoutt range 15, west, and he names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence Centre last Saturday. mortgage. after the late session of the County Board.

upon and cultivation 01 saia tract, viz; I. w. stone, E. W. Smith.

the business men, schools, churches ana all enterprises In Concordia. This will undouthdly be of great benefit to Cloud Mr, T. C. Gray of Centre, one of our A complete line of Hoes and Rakes ai IThl's Hardware, to be sold cheap for old standbys, came in Saturday and de M. Leibolt, John Kelrchgosner.

Ferdinand Abet lean, and Dennis Ryan, ail of GermantownP. Smith Kansas. T. M. HELM, Register.

C. E.iMonell, atty. marasapraa posited a dollar and a half for the Free cash. TO SCHOOL OFFICERS. County, and the town of Concordia, and reflects much credit upon J.

M. Hager- Press, another year. Frank Finley is selling the only Pickler hai added two new volumes to his library this week, "MeNall on Crim man, editor and proprietor of the Blade, J. C. Rider of Beaver, dropped in and first-class Automatic school seat in use.

Be sure you see him before NOTICE. Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas, 0. 9404. April 11, 88i. MniTr.

1. tiMwhv erlui.ii that the following-named renewed for the best paper in Smith Cbun Cow," and "Commentaries on Hides. The great perpetual motion now under way. Furniture moving in every dlrec-Hnn in i Anlnr order. Shearer BroB.

at ty, the Free Press. buying. Hardacre is selling more groceries, can settler has filed notice of his intention to make final Through the kindness of 'Squire Lane ed and dried fruit, than any house in proof in support of his claim, and secure nnai entry MVU vp- 1 the helm. Starting point at Gaylord and Will D. Lane of Kirwin becomes a new towa, give him a call.

Address Frank finley, Phillipsburg, Kansas. THE BOSS SHOE. thereof, ana tnat saia prooi win ue umuc Probatejudge, of Smith county Kansas on Saturday May aist 1881 viz: Smith Centre, subscriber this week, and gets the Times Webb ilfcNall and tafywas registered EDWARD R. NORTON, free. We are pleased to note that these warm at an obscure hotel in Atchison the other Those fine French Calf Shoes for days has brought 'Squire Byers, our pop homestead entryNo.

975a to M(lr cctiol 90 and whf, ai, town 3, south.range ta west and he names the following witnesses to prove G. W. Dolman the gentlemanly agent night Mrs. McNall was in Gaylord. ular County Treasurer out on me streets of the Mo.

Pacific, at Gaylord, made a Gents, just received at continuous tesidence upon and cultivation 01 wu The ladies will find some of the best again. The 'Squire told us what he ate flying visit to the Metropolis of smith HERBERTS. tract, vis: K. K. Manchester, nenry C.G.Wheeler and William Brown, all of Smith and cheapest dress goods in the county for dinner Sunday.

To the best of our rec County last Friday. Centre, P. Smith Kansas. T. HELM, Register.

1 i olectlon It was as follows Three chickens at Hasbroucks. Dan Smith leaves In a short Uma for Burrow White attorneys aprnmayij seven slices of ham, four loaves of bread, IMPROVED FARM FC3 SALE. We are under many obligations to Mr, Hastings, Michigan. Dan. enrolled him two pies and fifteen cups of coffee.

self In our Division, and read the to miles east of Smith Centre, on NOTICE. LAND OFFICE AT KIRWIN, KANSAS, B. Stevens our very obliging County Clerk, tor favors in furnishing us with a Fbeb Press for twelve months. anyone dont believe this, we oin prove it by Billy Nelson and John Harding, for Bitter creek. The swqr, Section No.

9353. Mar.35t; itjoi. io iin that the followinfr-nametl 120 acres un copy of the proceedings of the Commis sioners for publication last week in ad John was trying to sell him some mea 007BT HOUSE. der cultivation 40 acres pasture settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final Droof in support of his claim, and secure final entry tickets. vance of the adjournment of the Board, The County needs a court house, this living water on same frame house We have always found "EI." ready and is conceded.

At the present time quar thereoi, ana mat saiu i Probate Judge, at Smith Centre, Smith Couwy Kansas on Friday the 29th day of April, i88t, viz; 22x26. story and a half high, wel 1 he Hazzard Self Propelling Machine Companv, had a meeting at Cawker City, ters have to be hired for the County Clerk willing to accommodate, even to putting himself to consideralbe trouble, every WILLIAM FORD, finished; cellar and cistern, cost about $700 good orchard started last Monday. Several of our citizens who Homestead entry, No. 13810, for the seqr, ec- one who has business with him, or favor tion 11, iownslup 3, soum, n.iiKc and he names the following witnesses to prove his are Interested were In attendance. An or-ganiz ation was perfected with the follow- District Clerk, Register of Probate the safes and other pharaphanalia necessary to the proper and safe keeping of the books and all kinds of fruit.

Terms Cash $500 balance and vears time. continutus residence upon ana cumvaiiuu ui to ask at his hands. When you are in Uhl's Hardware look at those "Boot Jacks," and ponder whe lntr officers: D. E. Kelley Harvey Wilson If.

D.Jenkins Sec'y, Apply to S. W. HALL, Lebanon moneys, cannot be kept in the old shel or Free Press, Smith centre. tf dignified by the name of a court house C. E.

Frazler Treasurer. The capital stock Is $25,000. divided Into 500 shares of $25, each. Frank Hazzard the Inventor, aells If the Treasurers safe for InBttmce, or FARM F0 SALE. either of the other county safes, were this company the State of Ohio, for $26, placed upon the tipper floor, they would 120 acres of SDlendid land, 10 tall through.

000. and they are to furnish $3,000. in six months to perfect a modle, the other miles north of Smith Centre; 166 acres Homestead claim, and 160 A house built of stone or brick after the general plan of a good business bouse acre Timber filing. 140 acres fenc payments to be made after success is assured. R.

M. Pickler has been re can be built on the public square, for ed: cood water; also 2 head ot next? Report says that F. E. Baker has purchased the right of the Farris Cnurn, for this county. Boots and Shoes until you can't rest, at flasbroucks New York Store.

J. E. Parker of Gaylord, has just been granted a pension, the back pay amounting to $1,786.40 quite little fortune. We are glad of his good luck, for Parker deserves it, if any ex-soldier in the county does. It Is amusing to see the Wank looks of certain parties who were teady to give Parker a kick, when they thought him going down hill, at his snug little fortune.

My Parker thinks of in tained as attorney for the company. The bout which would accommodate ''samuef Henderson, Alonro Turner, Frank May. nd G. W. McNair, all of Smith Centre postnttce Sm.thConty,KansaS.TiMHEUI(Registei Burrow White, attys.

apnapray NOTICE. Land Office at Kirwin Kansas. So. 9354. Mar.

95th i8o. Notice is hereby given that the following named tettler has filed notice of his intention to make llnal proof in support of his claim, nd secure final entry Thereof, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge at the county-seat of Smith county. Homestead entry No. 3943. tot the ehf, neqr, section 18, and hf, nw qr, section 17, township at, south, range 11, west, and he the following witnesses, to prove his conUnuntw residence upon and cultivation of said tract, vizi Clark, R.

N. Woodward C. Brown and H. Nelson, all of Oriole P. O.

Smith Co. Kan. T. HELM, Register, Burrow. White Attorneys.

apriaprao NOTICE. U. S. Land Office, Kirwin, Kansas. N.

2338. March 23rd 1881. Notice is hereby given that the following-natned tettler has filed notice of his intention tomakefim all the county offices on the ground floor caul. Apply to J. C.

Rider. Or Free Press Office. boys hopes and great expectations of someday being Jay Gould's or furnish good accommodations for the Vanderbuilts, all the bad luck we wish SAW MILL FOR SALE them is that they will make a million piece, and have to give us half of it. District Court and Jury rooms up stnirs, and be a matter of pride and comfort. Such a building would answer every purpose for the next ten years, and.

then could be sold for its original cost, the county would save' thousands 'of dollars in rent and have a decent place to trans Mi I have a Portable Saw 1 made at Zanesville Ohio, horse power, in good running LIST OF JtJKORS. To the Clerk of Dirt. Court ot Smith Co. I hereby certify the following to be or vesting the greater part of his money in Smith Centre, a very sensible idea. act their business in.

der, with 2 log wagons, for sale or trade Apply on the premises on Walnut. creek 15 miles North and Let the County Board submit a propo true and correct list of names of persons, drawn to seive as Jurors, for the May term of the District Court of said County sition of this kind to the tax payers, and we have no doubt about it being carried. for the year 1881: 5 miles East of Smith Centre, or on the Free Press. G. W.

Wilson. Judson P. O. Perry Beard slee, SMITH COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. pooof in support of his claim and secure nnai enxry thereof and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge, at Smith Centre, Smith county, Kansas, on Friday, 29th day of April, 1881, viz: M.

C. ESTER, Declarary Statement, No. 9187 for the shf, seqr, S. 9, and whf, swqr, Sio, town 1, south.R. la.weat and names the following witnesses to prove hison-tinuous residence upon and cultivation of saia tract, viz A.

Shirtleff. A. Blakcsley, James Mob-ley and N. Womer, all of Judson postoffice jn Smith Kansas. T.

M. HELM, Register. Burrow ft White attorneys apnap9 The annual meeting of the Smith Coun David Ashton, W.N. flail, A. Courtright, Samuel L.

Stevens, J. B. Griswold, Joseph Henry. llugn (Jarter, John Peters, J. U.

Swayze, Wm. Afetihire, ty Agricultural Society was held last J. L. OCK UARRY! Tuesday, April 12th. In pursuance of a XVOCK WUARRY! Dalton Geo.

VanSiekie, call by the Secretary. Seal. E. Stevens, County U'f Dated April 18, 1881. On motion II.

II. Springer was elected wishes to inform the people of this county that he can furnish the best building Stone in the county. Rimton Eagle please copy. A nice line of summer shawls at the New York Store. Everybody in Kansas should keep posted as to State news, and there Is no better way than to read The Leavenworth "Weekly Times.

Each week it has four or five columns of choice miscellany selected from Its Kansas exchanges, which feature is alone worth the price of subscription. Besides this, you always find the best farm department, Washington news, Tinging editorials, and items of especial interest to Western readers. Clubbed with the Fkee Press for $1.50. Bring your subscriptions to this office. Groceries almost given away at Hasbroucks.

mi. 1 k1 I Vt ntm rtrYY a 1 chairman and A. M. Corn secretary. The following otti.cers were elected for CANNON ATTENTION! KApply to L.

C. Axton, Agent Henry R. Stone is' now prepared There will be a meeting of the committee on order of business, Old Soldiers the ensuing year: G.M.Edson President, II. II. Reed Vice-President, A.

M. Corn Secretary, J. R. Burrow Treasurer. to furnish money on improved real estate security at straight ten per He-union, at Smith Centre, at 2 o'clock i m.

on Saturday April 30th. for the pur The following Trustees were elected cent, interest, no commission, and BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS, DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS, pose of perfecting arrangements. A full Lair Dean Pawnee, Matt Duckworth Beaver, Sam. Whitmore Oak, Will Dixon nttfindance is desired. Said committee can get the money at once, without thevexacious delay of waiting for approval ot papers.

tf is composed of following gentlemen: I. W. Stone Centre. 11. J.inusiey uer mnn.

John Walker Cedar. James John Houston, J. II. Cline Beaver, and James Frazler Cedar. On motion it was resolved to hold the Fair on the.

0th. 10th. and 11th days ot September next. On motion II. II.

Reed. C. Uhl. and O. Cough Remedy is ston Harvey, E.

Ps. Fowler Houston, ico pleasant to take. Children like it. W. Thomas Lincoln, It.

It. Manchester It is unequalled tor cougns coias and croup. Sold by W. Cannon. Oak, Lair Dean Pawnee, Benj.

T.Blainey Beaver. S. D. Cuiumings, were elected a committee to prepare a premium list. On motion the secretary was instructed to notify the executive committee by I.

W. (Stone, (jnainnan. The dustiestB of the year, When Kansas winds gets on a boom And makes a fellow swear That he'll leave the blasted country goon i For other climes more far, And then he stops to "cuss" awhile And echo answers where. Go to the Po8toflice Store for your can goods, groceries and dried lruits, for they are cheap. After the Secretary of the preliminary meeting of Old Soldiers had the courtesy to send a copy of the proceedings of said EXAMINATION postal card, that there would be a meeting on the 3rd Tuesday 17th in May, and request their attendance.

On motion the society adjourned to STATIONERY, STATIONERY, STATIONERY, STATIONERY, STATIONERY, In compliant! with a request of the State Superintendent of Public Instruc tion, and for the benelit of those in the county wishing a Cadet appointment at the 3rd Tuesday 171 hj in May. A. M. Corn, Sec'y THE ILLUSTBATED'SCIENTIHO NEWS. the Military Acadamy at Vvest Tomt.

will hold a competitive examination in There is nothing in which more good judgment should De exercised than in the purchase of a medicine for coughs and colds. To those who do not desire to experiment with preparations of doubtful utility, we would say, "buy O. Cough Remedy and you will get the best made." It allays the irritation and tickling of the throat, aids expectoration and opens the secretions. Wherever its superior qualities have become known, it is the acknowledged standard. It will relieve hoarseness or cure a cold in less time than 'any other preparation ever produced.

Sold by Dr. W. Cannon. meeting to the Gaylord Herald for publication, the editor of that paper, who is a dlrtv little dud dv. was pusillanimous e- my otilce on Saturday April 30th.

eom- The April number of this Interesting and popular magazine is just out. Among the various subjects illustrated in this number is an engraving of the late meneing at o'clock a. m. There will also be a Teachers examin noueh to add to said proceedings the fol Emueror of Russia yatch Livauia a se lowing words of his own, over the signa ation in the school house at the Centre rles of views illustrating wood working attachments for foot lathes Prof. Secehrs solar photographic apparatus, with six ture of the Chairman and secretary "in distinct views of the sun taken by this in storing away the bacon and hard-tack, and holding the Governor's horse." the same day, the last until after the Normal.

wishing an examination should avail themselves of this opportunity. P. H. FlEMlXfl, Dated April 18th. County Supt.

etrument; engravings ot the boats and ap Comment is unnecessary, it is nothing paratus used on tiencva tor determining the velocity ot sound in water; a more than could have been expected from webb mcnall. DRUGb. DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS, BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS, HEDE, hedge, hedce your farms. Good new seed at C. Uhl's Clothing for the largest man or small est boy, at bed rock prices, at the New per new maciime lor decorating enameled surfaces; engravings of several curious animals and objects in natural history, and an elaborately illnsrated article on Bee Culture, Every number contains thirty-two pages, "full ot engravings of novelties in science and the useful arts.

Published by jjunn '67 Park Row. 'ork at $1.00 ft year, and sold by all news York Store. A STRIKING NOTICE! Xo need of going to Gaylord for furniture now. Shearer Bros, have located a branch store at Smith Centre, and will keep on hand a large and well selected stock of furniture, which they, will sell at living prices. Call and see for yourselves, at Frazier's old stand.

Hardware Depot. Only 35c pound. German GvrArrH Cure Cures Catarrh; Try it. Hasbrouck has just received a large linn of Millinery aroods, of the latest CANNON. stvles irf the east, which will he sold Cheap for cash..

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