Arkansas City Weekly Traveler from Arkansas City, Kansas • Page 2

TfjiiTia District Court. ARKANSAS CITY TRAVELER. Pleasant Valleyvitems. PfioGRArFtr' OWLEY COIJNX Y. Christiatt Assdtialioril to be held C.

M. SCOTT. Publisher. The following a list of cases OUr jewelry is composed mostly of fin luesuay, luarca at me Jeirsi that will stand for trial at the Apri ARKANSAS CITY, KANSAS. terra A.

D. 1876, of the District Church: fj 1. Singing byiAssociatlon. Court cf Cowley and have been WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1876. 2.

Prayer by Rev, Da vi(TThomp- March, 13, 1876. Ed. Traveler: i-. The absence of a mention of our township in the Traveller leads me to suomit the following The present wheat crop looks remarkably though the cold snap of last week had a tendency placed on the Trial Docket in the From the Kansas Stale Agricultural ISeport of 1875. i Organized in! 870.

Kamed In honor "of Mathew Cowley, First Lieut, of Co. 1, Ninth Kansas Caralnr, who died in the errioe-, August, 1664, at Little Rock, Arkansas. Square miles, 1,112. Population to square mile, 8.06. Population in 1860, 168; lr ,1,115: increase in tei years, 1,017: population in 187S, 8,963: increase in ne years, 7,788: increase in fifteen years, 8,805.

son. a Sin inn i Tlnoff following order: FIRST DAY CRIMINAL DOCKET. A State vs. A. H.

Horneman. -4. Select reading rof Hofse; iPresiden as revoked the appointment of Evans as post trad-erat Fort- 5. Singing bv Association. goods, as Plated Chains, Necklaces, Plated Chains, Gold Crosses, Lockets, Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Studs; Rings, Charms, Seals, Ac.

TVe do not keep an assortment of diamonds, but always have one or more on hand for immediate use, if needed. As wemonntthem ourselves, we can furnish a diamond set in any style on short notice. nn nnf l- DEALER IN to stop its" grow th-f6rThe' TownhTpsand" Townships and Cities. Pop. Pop, cities.

(I a it ii Beaver. o. Desi 10 pro mote i personal Vpiety and increase our usefulness as members of this Discussion opened by Prof. Hulse M. Felton.

Ken Enos Copple. Wm. Thurman. American Swiss WATCHES! uur larmers are all busily ea-gaged in plowing and preparing for planting. We expect an extensive, area of prairie will be broken this summer.

C'reswell, Liberty, Omnia, Richland. 427 659 301 612 200 2S1 260 W. J. Keffer and Emma Out of the tea preacher members of the Legislature' of Kansas, six of them are members of the Christian Church, "one a Methodist, one a Universalist, one a Presbyterian, and one a Congregationalism 37S 727 293 1M 2 887 lJWt 637 410 S57 Otter, Kock Creek, Silver Dale, Vernon, Cedar, Harvey, Ninnescah, Pleasant Valley, Spring Creek, Windsor, dall Smith and H. Harrison to J.

Hawkins. J. L. Melvin. as J.

L. Hon, E. Chapin. W. Haw- ifnHn- 891 Silver Creek, Tisdale, Winfield, Bolton, Dexter, Maple, ooi I rA tu a.3jv b-3 dui specimens.

Caavn, OVVVO. We also manufacture many of our solid kins and W. G. Holland have al-j ,7. Solo Miss Sherburne.

416 reaay commencea to turn the sod. gold ring, and can vouch for their qual SECON DDAY CIVIL DOCKET As we make a specialty of Watches, we Mr. Frank Chapin has organized, ity also, gold neck chains. All kinds of E.S. Babcock Jr.

vs S. Phe'an et al. 8. Essay by Miss Norton. 9..

Singing. 10. Business. .1 Cordial invitation to all. assert with confidence that in this line Wale, 75; In Scotland, SO: in Sweden, Norway and we can offr the best Of inducements.

We EdwinC. Manning vs Will M. Alli and Is successfully; teaching a sing iug school in the Holland school house. Mr. Oris a well qualified Denmark in ftalv hair work made to order.

Our plated jewelry ianll of good quality which we are satisfied is the most econom son. iTaTy'in South oV ffSSSiS do not a point to sell any partic- ouuiu uj xurupv, in America, 119; in countries not specified, mar make or movements, but select the Eph. Simpson ys Geo. W. Garden- Appointments.

The following appointments have been made by the M. E. Conference held at Emporia last vreek for this vicinity. Arkansas City.Ilev. J.

J. Wingar; Hutchison, Kev. C. Swarts sX. Males, females, 4,124.

and an experienced teacher, and we ical. We have a tine assort ment of ladles bet for the money made at the time. Wo hire. therefore expect noshing but com WHEBK. rBOX tO KANSAS.

have sold all those illustrated in this r- neck clwlns, and gents srld bosom Geo. Warner vs James plete success. St. Valentine's Day, All Fools' Day. May Day, and (Christmas, all come on Monday thi3 year.

CALL pins and studs, which we are selling at Alabama. cular, and have all on band, but always 13 Arkansas. Benj. G. Jones et al vs A.

T. Shen neman. 9 B7 '13 Capt. Nipp has moved from his very low prices, as our stock of t.iera is 83 have our preference. larger th in we wih.

farm on the Walnut to CreWell Wichita, A. Buchner, J. T. Hanna Juo C. Hays vs E.

P. Kinne. 492 "8.1 1 14 5 California, Colorado, -Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana. Our repairins deoartment in this line. township, thereby "depriviiiK our At the People's Drug Store for JohnMcQuistoti; Belle Plain, D.

S. B. Sherman vs B. II Clover Adr. New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon.

4thode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virgini West Virginia, a well as In that 01 watches, clock townshiD of one of her hst citizon 1,891 911 123 69 50 W. Cameron and Ox- Esther E. Fowler vs JornvBrown et He thin ks some of eroine to the Iowa, 1,150 et Kentucky, Louisiana, liUck Hills. 8 S3 17 is tuny equal 10 tne demand. Such as the fallowing hollow Pastors, The da nee which was to be civen fordi 11.

J. Walker; Winfield J. W. "aviu moinpgon vs xj. ivager Lirnavel.

The Winfield and Ar- itzel.Ys Joseph Smalley. Kobert Hudson vs W. S. Voris. kansas City circuits are to be sup- A.

y. Polk vs A. J. McCollira: ford; 11. J.

Walker Winfield J. W. UdVia inoinpgoi vs U. ivager Carn Jli xtracts and Essences, JLiead, dry and in 4 88 18 Mi 191 Dist. of Columbia and at Mr.

Seelys on the 11th inst. was postponed tor the lack of material. tne Terr iti les, 85 juame, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota. Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, Ihe absence of Rev. aud JLiinseed Oil il pure Cod, 1" iU i 1 4 i ea uermany, 10 II Ireland, 3 1,309 England and 8 62 2 Other South of Europe 2 3 British America, other ministers from the; Holland school house has caused manyr ol us to stay at home, having no place arden Seeds, AJTlass, Born in Kansas, not otherwise stated, 23.

Occupation There are 1.9fi!. or nr ni We have our watches made particularly for us with our own trade mark, thereby securinsr the besst. 10 go on tne oabbath. A series of tueStu in ancuiiure; no, orj.a percentin meetings are to beein.at the Holland school house about the last of this Tce Pitchers, Pake askets PARD JECElYERS, jERRY AND OTTER piSHES, Jea and Joilet ets, $-a, We pay particular attention to keeping the best qualities of all kinds of flat ware, as Knives, Forks, Spoons, Ladls, School Sets, Napkin liinfrs, Suar and Spoons. We have in the past sold motly Miirle-plate oods, lut having tested the finer qualities, as double and triple plates, plied.

Rev. Stine, formerly located Oliver Sparkman vs Wm. and A. J. at this place, stationed at Marion Thurman.

Center. Harvey Olmstead vs John Schwar- i ten. We' have received a letter from of Winfield vs Tarrant. Mr. W.

J. Budd? of Van BurenArk. 1 4. -knzab'h Sutton vs Clover Adr. who lately visited this section, A Kimmell vs David Thompson loooking out a prospected route et al.

for the extension of the Little ftock Francis Black vs Ed Patton et al. and Fort Smith Kailroad up the TniRD day, Arkansas Valley, asking for 'the Pane vs A and An- statistics of the county and What drews. amount of aid we could give to- Ma A ichmond Chas month. The presiding: ministers! professional ad personal serrice; 84, or 3.5 per ah in trade and transportation 163, or 7 per America watches are not good, and i manuiactnres and mining. it is impossible to judge from external county Saat Winfield, the coanty seat, is 144 appearance or trade mark of its mialitv miles 111 an air line Irom Topeka, In a south- n.itie marK 01 its quaniy, westerly direction.

and yet thire are persons who will pur-Face of the Conntrr. Bettom l.mri. chase them of those enfirplv Medicines, jNote Papar, TPa call themselves the "Followers of JLrugs and Medicines, Chnst.V fThey have obligated to cure the sick and heal the afflicted. May success crown. their SleLrgeUh CltZ thc mechanical construction or'quality of Grir.rtD,rnlci in them-or, perhaps, of C.

O. D. IT. .1 Oil, uemral surface of the country west the Walnut, sioinalers. JVery few dav8 one of these specimen, articles are brought in for our aiongthe streams bluffy.

-examination or repair bnt we do not keen Teachers' Examination. There Oat Meal, Xnkee Xotions, will be an examination of teachers. vard such an enterprise. If the Robert Jordan vs McFadd en onegYoY.mr aD 'nf rmationofllce for their benefit. louie is to oe continued to Wichita et al.

desiring certificates, held at the County Superintendent's office, in Ko quant it would make a grand trunk line, Black vs A A Jackson ot al. uiawjy, aci ac, wamui, ws, Mn nMKiierrv, On Grouse creek i. 'C'i'F j) Francis Black vs A A Jack.on Adr. jsi "jfe- t- 24 and would receive all the encour -nme. ua nmuer ana Bock, creeks, Proprietors.

oue-eightrt of a mile. Varieties: walnut, oak and we think them much more than worth thediflfeience. Then we have reduced the prices on all goods of this kind, so that they may be bought almost as low as sume inferior goods! Pack peddlers invariably sell cheap, worthies jrods, and represent them as vqual to our double and triple plate, when they are not so good as the reliable sins le plate. We have the sale of the best quality of solid silver spoons in the market. As we Frank Akers vs Norman.

iiackuerry Principal' Stream3-ArkAnia rir- ayement possible to giva from this section. southeast: vrincinal trihntrip winnt vs Frank Manney. Arthur Grhara vs Rairland. Robert Jordan vs John Brown c-r-O a Notice. There will -be a teachers exami rouse, running south.

Tributaries of the Wal-nutare Uocfe, Dutch and Timber SOHthwest. Tn'butarv tn Cmnu TO CO rJjY a letter received from Col. K. et al. Ms i direction, southeast.

The county is well supplied with springs. Gootl well water, east of Walnut, 15 tp 2o feet; west of Walnut, 15 to 40 feet. nation held at Winfield, Friday and Saturday, April 7th and 8th'. "All teachers desiring certificatftM fn I. Marvin, of Kansas Oitr.

who lr RrPlinn va A Trwnn ol -i 3 CO to rhmnrinv w.MfK-fi- TTnnl ,1 I Ti fl SaaKnrn 1 PrnlhaWnn Coal. Coal is stated tnh liUlll, 1 UUO UC1 I "'UHIUIl, i. 1 southeastern part of the county, but none has been do our own enravinjr, we have the best possible chance to test solid ware, and alter a ten years' trial, we pronounce them unexcelled. We do not deal in any but silver-plated inives; bnt of them we have now the SO 1 (o CO Buildintr ftr. Pn i ucrmaii uuueoaru vs inos Laiia- tllaro mTn i Vt inexhaustible auunt.ifio nr a Pi Co limestone are tound.

T. A. WILKINSON, County Sup't. Railroad Connect zette, Tidale and Winfield, recent- Todd Royal vs Chas Keesler. ly, wo learn that he submitted his Michael Uarkins vs Geo Sweet et w- a CO Affricnltnral Stat.tsf I prettiest style of solid, all-steel knives, with satin-finished handles, whith are -t 9 ft) report to the L.

G. Company, Patrick Harkins vs Geo Seet et 7nr Xab acrc5' 33892a; under cultiratiob cultivated to taxable acres. S8.22 per increased cultivated ar. i ii.iri.. i acknowledged to be the handsomest knife and it was received most favorably.

Boswon vs Willis Hunt. The annrnrimVfA nf ih. iV; A o)k ys A Horneman. sold. Council Proceeding's.

Arkansas City, March 13, '76 Adjourned regular meeting. 1'resent, S. P. Channell, Mayor J. H.

Sherburne; Godehard and linV Fhilander Wilson vs Board: County I 1 1 P. infill inor m-icnnri- r. ,1 I 2 5 S'S' We aim to soli the best watch for the We claim to have the only genuine ss 2 3 -O a a fa cu least monev. and wnuld rffer tv anr n. I uui nohho cn.liii jo al.l i 'or 5 00 Sal PS fla the hoel- nrnnf ef it.

a. I bittu'Ki commissioners. ties, brid-es, without the rails or Coltingharn vs School Dist 19. rolling stock, is The road fourth oat. a practical one, and would meet Henry Ford vs Roberson.

with more lavor in the county than TM Graham vs Thos Bell et al. s-a vf vi uic iririuilll ui our time-pieces. Among the latest pro- 1. U. Bonsall, Councilmen.

Report of Finance Committee, on report of Treasurer, received and accepted, and -Treasurer's renort -1 5 5' a ductions and novelties, we would note the id any other" proposed line. Wj qx. Abel Bent V3 Rouse et al. found correct, 'wasj on motion, ac- "Trutl Stranger than" in proof ol th's claim, we state the fact that we have never seen a genuine pebble' lense owned by any person in this vicinity that was not purchased of us, or In our stock. We sell pebbles in connection with a fine flint lense, which comes much cheaper.

We alwrtys keep an assortment of frames Waite vs John Morris et al. pect to hear further trom them. cepted. Moved and seconded that an ordinance be passed to riav for The Bkst Boeder Book vet Nancy Constant vs J. Wright et! following; The new Gentleman's Gold Watch, with all adjustments, at.

very moderate price; the new Ladies' Fine Gold American Watch; our $50 Gold Watch for ladies (the best watch lor the monev ever put in ut. Bono TTFTO" al. printing 2,500 circulars ordered by Susannah Holmes vs TH Johnson, previous meeting also tc aDDfo era Border, Ti! OS Proceedings of the Republican County Central Committee. Harconrt vs Acreage, the market; It is particularly adaptej to for as tollows: Gold temple priate money to pay E. B.

Kager for Charles McKuight, author of MSlDionGir- t.T tv'J and "Old Fnrt utmn.n -t. i- osassgSfSsfefca Ackerson vs Page. Pursuant to call the Committee WJ Keffer vs Emma A Keffer. ingback 'o; oy deeded met at the Courier offico, Saturdav Hawkins vs EC Hawkins. notont ire IT IT Yiel mo xvjvtii v-utuuan ''''J i uiieu wiin tne stirrinff 1 I rioorlc 1 ine 4in msf All iA mpmhorB vuuaiuui Bl aiau au orumance lor ceneral nnr- uramrei or the al.

ixr naught old borderers such daunt- 2 ti posec. Carried by unanimous vote. crut v. ocou ueinir nresent. Cu I teachers and others wanting fine time rrames5 ye-glass frames; silver sold only by us); the new Cheap Nickel frames; steel temple and nose glass Cases for American Watches, and Cheap lrames- As our assortment of lenses is Stem-winder lor $10; the patent case with coplete, we can furnish them just suited key.

in stem; the new Black Rubber Watch to siht, and as the frames are ail of Cies' 1 one 8'ze' we can rePlace a broken pebble Our gold and silver cases are the best at one-half the cost of a pair, made in the country regardless or price; being a better quality. and of mneh finer We also keep a11 Krde of eap spec-finish. They are made op. or close 1, and for lhose who wlsh to wear them; 1 but as wi matra rn rvf V. Product.

McColloch.Mcf:iJnan ifJ SSSSsI SSfeSfgissiS Al.er Wei.ble dl.eoirion of 8 U0 8-P. Channell, JUjor, recommend. Logn i 1 ed W. J. Gray for Cily Marshal.

Poe8 theZanesand the Wetzels. It con work before us it was on motion, Mary Estes vs Noah Estes. t-. Trice Moved by J. H.

Sherburne, second the. rare old Kit P.nt,.... 7 r'es' wginer with-a vast li-esolved, That the average vote CuIIlug vs Celia Davis et al. 1 I 1 I II 1 I llllll I I V1U 1111 'J 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 Mud 1 h. I Valne of ul "vai or "iai3ara stjie, plain and no a 1 -a 8- 5 Froduct.

engraved. The maker of the above cases VkouIU onlv say that we have plenty of SSSgSi: g388SSgBSg3g tli em to select Irom. has several patents that give him the 3 cast Messrs. Walker Bryan, Lewis, confirmed on conion that he er-lbeCdK Ts1erg' SthahtteX fm publican vote of the county "and et al. 0" SKfepffi it be made the 1 basis of repre- E.lont Lh' and seconded to adjourn carried "71 of; bonlSr llf Bntation in the contentions of this Jon" Mentch Adr vs Johnson.

S. CHANNFI venture ever jet. pMbiished. Dairy manufarture.l fn 1ST5 auauiaSe over aDy OtHer manufacturer. -rv ins.

iimivi uiauuiauiurnnnio in Farm Animals. Knm her of horses, in 1870. 4875. 3.736: increase. 2.945.

MiiIm ni .2 fifth day. I. FT RahcwV- ruc nas tinmw- The great reduction in the prices of Examine our double-focus spectacles for speinj at a distance and near at hand with tha same pair. Old gold and ilver bought or exchanged lor at market value. We make it a point to select oar violiss tern tor-c can.

11 On 5 I 1 I iixayur. iksii? navor oi me sou and the tree air I n. motion it was ordered that Sarah Reaua vs Josenh Ronna iu.f -t Kirrh. ni.ra'a.a VZ :1 iUUU W) 111 lOlU, ClCkS 16 Withl" the OI al'OSt vin ai icoL. I o-.

it is iinjuikrr. the district to select Joseph. Kequa vs Joseph Nickles honest and exhaHtive work, without inv la a TUa rM 1 01 ine usual paouniir. Although sold The following licences tor $3. it equal in tnt of contents to 1 H' i Dogs.

NoDibcr of does In the county, orsheep killed dojjs, 13; valne of sheep killed bv dour. S3U9. Number of sWn tiii.i were issued" bv the Probate tha ordinary book of $5. and Is meftln 10 convention iUcAlulJen vs Julia A A be held on Saturday, May 13th. at Deming.

12 o'clock mM and it was recom Brettun Crapster vs Williams mended that the townshiD DrimariM Seward vs Tnr-tpr oi and guitars with especial reference to good wolves, value of sheep killed by wolves, 27. with remarkable popular, favor, itisnio warmly endorsed by leafiing Divines, and tne, an 1 would refer to any instrument Horticulture. Acres mT nurwriM during the month of February: W. M. Copeland 31.

C. Kizer. 6. B. Elkins -Ida E.

Mo'or. chyre 1 rncia. 01 CO purchased of us as a teRtim onial of our uisionans uen. fierce, or Ohio, says that "a miisiter may as well be without a Bi- be Tield at 2 oVloclv p. Thursday Blandiu vs A Smith et al 3iay 4ih.

Joseph Requa vs Jacob Bihlw; ABiaculture. Xnmber of tan Ha rr n. success In selectti a good quality at low nAnndB it' loA. Iwaier oie, as a historian without Our Western- price. We have all kinds of trimming.

John SUuffer-Ruth Burnett. T. C. Robinson Theodosia Wil Hams. s--'-'- ouruer.

uuoge eecn raye, "Its possessor will bo saved the hurphj 13'909 cost 131,295 25. Kail, 124,189 rols; cost, 176,969.32. Board, fcl: rod' cost. 63.024.40. Wiiv.

17(0 such as bows, fceje, resin, and especially of a score Of books, most of which re out Hedge, 135.9H6 rod; cost, Total rods vt njnuon, umneia.was select- et ai. ed as the place to hold the conven- Joseph Reqoa vs Thomas et al lion of district No. One, aad Dexter iarah Brown vs Pter 1'ixler et al that of district No. Two. Kirkley vs Wm Hallitt et aK On motion the committee -ad- Smith- vs Sarah-RRrmHr- IVIUI cost, Wnter Powers.

The Wal dames RankinMary E. Fisher. many of them a. precious as Sybil-H. Godehard Jane Goodnight Judge White 'The -T---H-tT- ork nxh? every household." STRINGS.

We have at present the most satisfactory violin strii gs we have ever 6old. They reliable water power, exceut for a. hnrt during the rfryest part of tbe eson. Three mills are now supplied. h.r.irned, subjectTo call of the Arthur Graham vs John Swain et al.

Masters. ine i-uiiauelpuia says. "Charles MeKnifflrt is doins'lbH the what are genuine Naples, and are sld thirty-five cents each. Altlieuh the price may Slanufsrtures. Creswell townshln itm cii unu in.

Mirv Tr Pit vi .1 mill anrf A-wa TT uai.m mm navcr-puwer yrwi lUlJls; Capital Dot A. D. Felton Sarah J. Chancv did for New the pictures G. J.

Anderson-Marv E. Marti "'hth KtVU CUrillK rWK. lUWDklll M. I ii ml.n. and grist mill; capiUl, $1,700.

Winfield townshiD. steam saw mill, three water-nower rrUt vi ivm.iitc. aiiu more oi ui irucn seem high, it is undoubtedly the cheapest in the end. Also the silk strings, good for summer use, and the flat wire bass 11. C.

Story, Sec. Bolton Oreswell Tps vs Ba- A. B. 'Lemmost, Chn. heret al.

Adaline Sackson vs Shales et Hurrah for Cowley countv! TTn- of historic paintin." Sold only by agents. 001a oniy oy agents. capiUl, $1400; one brewerjr. Lazette towushiu' one eTiat and one saw mill: caDi tai nnt ine tmrd annual session of the I Address, J. C.

McCurdy Co.Philadel-South i Kansas M. E. Conference Ph ClnclniiaU, Ohie, inuouiv. vun ba aim irrier mill 8trings always on hand. wpital aot stated.

Ider the new attDortionmpni lull I Bartine vs Akera'pt Den iSil fn th Pl. 1 Banks. Arkansas City Bank, Arkansas Citr Cowler County Bank. Arkansas CitT: h.ntin, Cowley obtains one State Senator Pryor vs Brown et Emporia last Wednesday morn inc. I Til i et house of At.

1 Heed, and WinSeld Bank of C. Fuller, Winfield. The total amount or cauital of thM. hank. i.

ll The variation caused by the weather nd two Representatives hereafter. Jhn Rief vs Gertrude Rief. xue nisi exercise were the adminis- II -lii-- between a common watch, with st-i-l bal Jlhetrugle over tlie bill, as iffin. RB Waite vs CM Sloan et al. Business Houses of Principal Town.

Winfield: tenng of the Lord's Supper by the ance, and one with chronometer balance, tally passed, was vigorous. Cowlev WU-J1 Maris vs Pardv ei el MihOp, assisted by the four Dresid (a-ines, "6" wagons, 4: books. erHnticjil9, ani statiouery, boots and shoes l' clothing and tailoring, dry good. drugs, oils' and paints, furniture and upholster, 3, gro- can amount to as much as five minutes per The well-known Seth Thomas Clock above all others, yet are reliable. We would notice favorably the new Ithir-a pun a population of 9,000 received sixth day rnS eiaera andHhe pastor of the 5en4lor, while Elk andChataunua I Norton vs Geo SwppI af oi church, Rev.

A. H. Walter. i i jeweu-j, watches. iaj-.

It does not injure a watch to let it stand Calendar Clocks; but for beauty, fine time pith 14,000, and Biitlerand Harvey A Ady vs A Adv. (geaeraLoDun try to 13 saddles and harness sewing machines, 1. and durability, we can recommend a un without ruoninsr, nor to turn tbe'handa villi over Sedgwick, Sumner Barclay Hockett vs Turner "DLuuur'e wciiidb 4 ana win ind alt west, with a population oi Elizabeth Kemrv vs Tiiu 800.n ln freshness and beauty. surpassed a new make of fine black walnut backward. wPPrs There are four weekly papers the Winfield Courier, and Plow and Anvil, Win vowiey county leiegram, Winfleldj aud cased clocks, a few of which we sold KP your watch pocket clean, i 5,000, and eleven counties north- J.

RSplawn vsRL Walker SheAfF melodious Blackberry Baspberxy; Plants, MAPLETREES SEEDLfflG PEACH TREES; during last year. These clocks are made Every man can regulate his own watch. YfHst of Sedgwick, a Turner va wuamesweet voices ot feathered Schools, efcv Organized school tna 1 C3 1 I A with open glass doors, showing "a beautiful Do not carrv vour watch In a no-kt. school houses. 58: ralne of school buitdi songsters.

Spring haa adm6nished Population of over 15.009, were re Martin vs Wm UB Martin srviuius, luraitura ana apparatus, Churches Presbyterian Organization a. winter not to attempt to fool around tbis season lingering in its lap, but dial and pendulum. They can be deig- where there are or have benn any matches, nated by being able to turn the hand Do not put your watch into the hands backward or forward any distance without of incompetent workmen for renalr in pectuely created jno, senatorial vs Wm Martin et al. istricts. This apportionment, re- Samnel Uoyt vs 8 Fetterman ulls in giving KutJer and Cowley Brettun vs A Fnrh't i membership 118, charch ediflc S2, Taluation Organisations 1.

ntenabershiu 31. Baptist: Orranizatins 10. meinbn.hiii :1 get up ana depart earlier than FLOWERING SHRUBS, I injury to the clock. is worth anvthinr. edifices 1, valuation 12,000.

Methodist: Organizations S. Bemhershiu 213. church ediflr t-f ever before. wo Senator and four KepreseDta A Johnson va Stewart We have on hand all kinds of cheip A splendid solution for cleaning thm Catholic: Organizations membership 200. Libraries.

One public and 10 private libraries- A large number of Iruit trees clocks inclading time alarms and time of a watch, or any other article ot gold or only, at $1.75 and upwaids. Office alid silver, is made by mixinjr a littlo aggregating 4,631 volumes, are reported in six townships of the 22 in the county. i ves. lo iion; if. Hackney and David Thomas vs Martin Stewart.

Iori. II. C.St. Clair are the people James Jenkins vs A Deming. Cow ley largely indebted lor this Brettun vs Geo Oaks et al.

will be planted in this in 4 1. 5hool clocks always in stock. We can ammonia and whiting, or Drenaru1 ol it- Miscellaneous-Prodoce of rardens narkdsii MoarKaoie ana aavantageous re- a Yons et al vs CTStewarf furnish ther fine or expensive clock to a little water added will nnt fn.t, lu BPng, juagmg irom me num ber we have seen passing through To quit the Business." Now is yoar chance to get homb qzows. Max Fawcett; 5 i S435J0; poultry and eggs sold, $2,613. umber of ponnds of wool prodaced, 4,337.

1 Vacant lands are worth fxom II AO to SJ nr lit: Courier, KS. Bedilliov. nirV town uus order on short notice, such as efTect il convenient, add some floe rottea town or electric clocks -tona..