The Valley Falls New Era from Valley Falls, Kansas • Page 4

i i BEST BELAND. SUCCESSORS TO -By A. W.ROBIN 1 .5 0 a Year in Advan ce. Local Items. 4 3174 Greene vs Scott, et al.

3175 Greene vs Miller, et ul. 3177 Emporia Nat'l Bank vs K. C. A N. W.

R. R. 3191 Aultn-an, Miller Co. vs Seibcl. 3193 McAllister vs W'tllmsn, et al.

3194 In the matter 1 the annexation Ordinance ot the City of Topeka. 3195 May. el al, vs et al 3198 Cnmpbeli vs Sweet as Trustee, et al. 3200 Lillie vs Marshall, et al. 3206 Piazzck vs Hillyer, et al.

3207 McCov Carter. 3208 Crosby vs Blits, et al. 3213 Davis vs Wilson, et al. 3213 Johnson vs Swing, et al. 3214 Cook vs Cook, et al.

3213 Smith vs K. W. N. W. R.

R. Co. 3216 Gish. as Executor, vs Gih. 3217 Western Farm Mortg.

Co. vsCowdy. 3218 Casebier vs Grayson. 3219 Basley. et al.

vs" Board Co. Com'rs. 3221 In the matter of the Estate of E. W. Metzger, dec.

appeal from Probate Court. 3223 Vesbindcr, ct al, Vosbiuder, etal. 3224 Lee vs Castle. 2223 Fowler vs Cox. et al.

DIVORCE CASES 3196 Julia A. Taylor vs Wm. J. Taylor. 3199 T.

Thos. Dennis vs Sarah C. Dennis. 3220 Louisa Wright vj John Wright. Dealers In HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE, CARS WIRE, CUTLERY, ETC.

fm to a FIRST CLASS TINNER ana So Repass ea stat TIN ROOFING and SPOUTING A IN STOCK A FiHE I OT OF "NEW HOME" and Frank Holler was ia the city last Mon-day One of E. Sumnerfelt's valuable horse9. was kicked to death last Monday night. W. C.

Butts tells us the following named gentlemen are delegates from Valley Falls to the Democratic County Convention: R. D. Simpson. T. Gaidincr, II.

D. Butts, J. A. Evans. D.

P. Townsend. John Sills. G. N.

i'ary. Z. S. Miller, AbeStauffer and Jas. Huil.

The E. A. club will give a Whit tier Lunch" at the residence of Mrs. McCartney on Wednesday evening. May sixteenth.

All members are cordially invited to be present, and to be pre-paied to give quotations from Whittier. By order of the E. S. A. M.

E. McCoy We find the following in the American Banker ofNew York, the leading Bank Journal of this country: Siil H. the well-known proprietor of Valley Full, tluin. Dt-fixit, at the rci'iu I.Hr.kcr.-' I JiUci.iii.n ut Toptkn: 'Seventy five percent, of bunk failures Is the result of undue Hinhition. Take every bunk convict In the Si itcs and you may nthl to the number all who liavu flcj ucrors tho line into C'ttiiNilA an'! to foreign the lit will be intlnite siintil compared to tlie treat mans who continue to core When wc con-oiiler the uim-111; opportmity for oVfiinlt our biitl-ntM afforilH.

ttiix hopeful yiuiwinj? cliould cncotir-n'-'e tn be all tlie more determined to remove rum the highway of that miare and pitfall, the liireii deposit, the charmlin; firen that hires i noliami'. the intoxicant more fule than thu tlowfni bowl! HiliiL'itit; Ut our a plethora of money "truing ov-r nnx icty to limn of in-urti ier.t riirily ii venting SUNCAV 13 2Q 27 MONDAY 7 14! 21 25 TUESDAY 1 6 15 22 29 WEDNESDAY 2 Ji 16 j23 30 I THURSDAY 3 IP 17 24 31 I FRIDAY 4 11 13j 25 SATURDAY 5 12 19 I 26 i Morgan, the caterer, is immense. Sheriff Brown was in the city Monday. Dede Piazzck is in Southern Kansas this week. Miss Lotta White went up to Topek last Thursday.

Subscribe for the New Era and you will be happy. For Sitle: A good secondhand wagon See J. F. Knouse. tf Mr.

Wm. Stewart lost a valuable horse last Monday night. Dr. Mac. Cowan went to Winchester last Friday professionall1.

The lodge ot Juvenile Templars at this place is progressing finely. I Max Kahn has opened tip his Denison store. lie h' re last Mjmlay. That rye and graham bread McCoy makes, is hard to beat. mS-4t There were five candidates taken ir.to the Congregational church last Sunday.

Dr. Carley and wife, of Winchester, were visiting at A. W. Robinson's lust Friday. Dr.

A. M. Cowan was called to Xorton-ville last Monday to sec Mrs. Dr- Maxon, who is very sick. Ed D'air started last Monday to Ore gon.

where we hope he will make his fortune. Success to you, Ed. For Sale: A second-hand spring wagon, and a splendid delivery wagon box. Enquire at New Eka office S. T.

Wilson, of Winchester, was ia city last week on his way from Topek a. Clark ITavens, of Jfferson township, WWW WW "HOUSEHOLD li It. D. Kimpsj and wife went up ij Atehibon Moudaj-. The ram Monday was a bonanza.

Pleasant View onl Winchester items came to lute for pubfication this week. Pt Muinm. Iowh, April A very pad nfT.vir occnrt.il in Marion ('unity lift Thurmlny, hy which V.ttlc nine girl nearly her lifo. tie i a il'itihtcr of A. timxiiml, who rceitlen niiilw.iy In'twccn Bukm-- and Trimch, two on Uhs Moincit branch of l.o "tf.

The little liml been aitriuling fc hoi i nil the jui-t inli Hiel the li.iife is locate cil a from the (i.ioih peeil resilience. La-t Thumiiiy to iiini at the hour, the family became aliiriiiej ami Mrs. (iom! cpceil ptartei out in search for tliu child. In crossing a Held through the little eirl alvi uy a returned hmne, her mother was liorriiied at tlia sit'ht of a ire hU. which crouched down over the child and actnally devouring it.

It with tlie utino-t dilltculty tin' animal wm driven away. Tlie child in horrihly iniitilated, her left breast bcinn away and the expo-ed. and both her lower limhK are terribly lacerated. It If not thought He will recover. The Oowilspeed 3 are related to John Whitman of this city.

OSE FARE ROUND TRIP. Hide when its cheap and see t'hicao, an t-t. I.o The K. V. A.

N. wiM 11 ticlu-N Rt one Cms for the round trip, to tin -c tioint on the follow ing datea: National Keiildli ail Convention from June 10 to Jiuu: 1I, food retnrnin- Jnue S'lh. National Pcmncra. ic 'eti enf at M. I.im.Ih from June Snd to trooil returrinijtititil June 111.

Meeting Supienie Knights of I'ylhim ut frota June to 11, tood June l'ltli. I'Liikards meetint; at Nirth May l'Jth iod rcturnlni; June Mh. Not another chance Ut si a national convention for four yeais. Oo while it cheap. IJ.

It. fare is ha'f price. Everybody will In- t'u ic. For further apply to A S. Dodi-c.

p. Kansas fity, E. (itss, Agent. Dr. L.

X.irlhrup has returneil from California, and in treatino; patients in the same ollice. room No n. in i.h of, taon buililinir. Diseases of women Reiinlty. Particular allentioti given to painful niensiraiions.

ftf. Real Estato lTctC3, 1 will Fell or trade, lots 1, 2 and in block Valley Falls, south of Park. On tlie premises is a lartre two-story residence, pood barn, well, shrubbery and out house. n(iuire of "2 2m. J.

T. 1. (1 Ki iiAUT. Biici OCTAGON HOUSE. Having purchased the Octagon Hotel, and refitted and refurnished the same in thb best und most modern style.

I will open the house to the public on Monday the 14th inst. Eyerj- thing about the place is neat and clean, and charges are reasonable. Come and try the new Hotel. David Smith. ProD.

.1 1 BLUE MOUND. Don't grumble, rain is coming. A portion of our farmers are done ng corn. Wm. McClure.

Jr is horse de combat, with rheamatisra iu feis knee. The poorest lot of eat tie that ever went to gras from this corner, were tboe this spring. Next Saturday and Sunday, May "12 and 13tb. the first quarterly meeting of this circuit will be held at our school bouse. Mr.

Archie McKeever went up to Topeka last week and represented this vicinity in the great Farmer's Trust which was held there May 1st. Mr. George W. Sioupe, of Norlonville, wa a caller in this vicinity on last Sunday evening. He put up at Mr.

McClures, where our handsome and wide awake school Miss, boards. Mr. Ross Dickey has ereeted a substantial barn on the farm he purchased last winter. Other farmers here will erect barns as soon as they get more able. This neighborhood was forced to go to Oskaloosa this 5printr for seed corn and union sets.

City officers had nothing to do with it. Mr. Jack Edmonds drove Beven hundred head of cattle through this place to the Indian reserve for summer grazing. Oskaloosa has a boom over her city officers. W.

N. Allen has a boom over his Farmer's Trust, and the farmers of this county will have a boom if.they only get the rain. Mr. John McCl ure lost a handsome young mare last week Irom distemper. One sad eature was that she was the pet of Is is son whose sudden death! we noted some weeks since.

Seldom are tears shed over an animal, but. sad the death of poor Topsy. Cap. Gest reports his seed corn that he purchased in Egypt (Oskaloosa twp.) as not coming up as well as be had hoped. Now we" understand 'yon differently, Unele Jacob.

Taking your riew yon are correct; but our bristles always incline to rise when anyone throws mud on the country of our youth. Friend Roberts, of the Independent, is on his ear in dead earnest at Robinson of the Xew Era. Ifavins read but the one side we wili'await our judgment of the case until hear both sides. The A. T.

S. F- U. Co worked out their share of the road tax in our district last week, and done some goad work. This ia as it should be. the great as well as the small pays tribute to or in support of our laws.

V. II. Swaan. a gentleman known to all the readers of the Kansa Farmer, as cue. claiming to judge the Future by the past called on 11s last week, and ciinvassed the neighborhood in the interest of his book, The Future by the lY.it.

Selling a number of copies at one dollar each. The future will tell Swaan to be either a benefactor or a humbug. If ff.mp one who knows, "will please step to the front and tell for what pood wnd STjiiicient reason, our Legislature ehaneed the time of holding the Annual school meeting from Aug. to June, he will confer a favor on many iznoramHses opened, in the Lafoatainc building, a firt class Bakery and Confectionery lie has r-ecured the services of a Baker of 1) years experience, and is prepared c.ucr to ttiu tastes of the niost fastidious. Cakes, Pics, baked to Order Fresh Bread always on hand.

A Lu 'ii ch Counter in the room. CANDIES, NUTS, TOBACCOS, C2CARS, ETC. F-I-R-S-T ZX23LC1 F0REM0ST in ru unavailable, in ttiu th it. us -ii to follow ebb thle foliov. flood." TIIE (100D3 IX ITS 1 a 1 it 1 i i il 11 i H.

C. LAW. A Kreamer's OldStand, Is carrying a A FIPJE LINE OF STAPLE eai FANCY GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENSWARE, CAMDiES, KUT3, CICA33 AND TOBACCO. The Best of Flour and Meal always in Stock. Gaols Dslivare tj any pari of i.3 City.

GIVE ME A CALL. IN QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF CI a 1 ju ata hm We arc the Recognized ILcRZcrs LOW PRICES G000 GOODS. No matter what prices you hear quoted on Men's and Roys' Clothing Ly'othcra. don't invest your money uutill you have seen our AND If you are anxious to save money on your Clothing, we are willing (ami will help you to do it. I oui OP FINE AT LOW PRICKS.

IS tvi rjx a. a a. it 2fc HATS, WHAT HAS MADK OUR so Popular Figurts. -I AT BAZAR was in the city last Thursday on his way home from Topeka. I "What are the last teeth that come?" asked a teacher of her class in physiology.

False teeth, mum." replied a boy who had just waked up on the back seat. Mr. Chris Lehman, of Nemaha County, Mr Henry Legler's brother-in-law, was in the city last week. He is a very pleasant gentleman. Knowing the value of honest and re liable men, we haye secured the service of W.

T. McClure to represent our Company. Will. I. Drum.

Special AgentQonie Insurance Company New York. NOTICE. T. McClure of Boyle Station hss been discharged service of the German Insurance Company of Freeport Ills. has no authority to act for them in anv capacity.

I. J. 1' lintjer, Special Agent. I'm Coming to See You. I have a line of the most popular insurance companies; will save vou money to hold your insurance until see you.

So dotii insure your property with a stramror. I will will treat you white. Feb. 3-m. W.

T. McClure. Our business men are pretty generally represented this week in Kansas City on the commercial club excursion. Tho editor is excurting' this week, which accounts for the exceeding brilliancy of ihe paper Ch-trley Bunds, and Jim and Will Weir of Winchester, called lastj Saturday. They were in the city with a thoroughbred trotter which thry offered for eale.

Mr. and Mrs. McCaguc, of Elizabelh-tewn. were visit iug at I. C.

Webster's last week. They like this part of moral vinyard very much and mav possibly locate in our midst. We will new furnish tho Leavenworth Daily Times and the New-Era one vear for $5.00. H'e will give 3-011 the Weekly Times and the New Ely for 2,10. J.

T. Fulton has been awarded a pension of eight dollars per monih ami back pay amounting to Sir. Fulton is well and favorably known in Winchester as he has resided here since 1SG9 and taken a prominent part in public affairs. Herald Excursions. To San Francisco ol account ot the meeting of the National Educational Association held Jy 17th to 20.

This excursion leaves July 10th. To Colorado, for summer tourists. To Manchester, Ind account of the society of Dunkards for the U. May lSih. Infoimation as to rates and routes, call on H.

D. Butts, agent A. T. S. F.

Tribute of Respect. To the W. Wardens and brethren of Valley Falls Lodge, No. 21, F. A.

Your committee appointed to draft resolutions expressing the feelings of this Lodge with reference to the death; of our late Brother, Wm. Clark, beg leave to report the following: To have liyed beyond the allotted span, fighting life's battles bravely, after weary months of grievous afflic tion patiently borne, to yield without fear to one's last enemy. Death; and then to have one's neighbors and breth ren say, "He was an honest msn and an upright Mason" is as grand a summing up of character as the best could aspire to. All this can be truthfully said of our venerable and well beloved brother. Win.

Clark. To his family and to the fraternity, these simpia words convey all the consolation this world can give, and we Vnow that with the deceased all is well. We recommend that the Lodge room be draped in mourning for thirty days, in token of the great loss we have sustained, and the grief we feel because of this affliction that has come upon us. Also that a copy of this report be furnished the wife of our deceased brother, and to each of the city papers for publication. E.

D. Hillteb. E. M. Hutchixs, Com.

A. A. Murray, Adopted May 5th, 18S3. Attest, T. K.

AiTKEy, Sec'y, In this city. Our trade is still prowimr. There is no limit to sales where low prices rules. Wc have a larjc line of straw hats that will be cheaper than ever. Mi 1.

l'i i is now contn his father'. FLOURING MILL, WOOLEN MILL, iiml (ftp EL ECTIt IG I. ICE TS. The 111 ri will be r'in on the exchai. usual, lie ill retain Mr.

(, Ki let Kit, us thh miller, His i worlouan is -lie a miller of lonir expet ieme. Mr. P. his strictly to und hopes to please. Lis i tioi.s.

e.ive him a cali. lt 'f To The Public. Tlie sr.Kit to whieh i lie advert i o. inenl of T. McClure refers is Mr.

diaries uii liter. 1 recommend to tlie public hs an Momt man. will treat all of you. ns the (ierinan sur.tnee t'omp in ff Kreeport II! ways has dmu'. HoNoit A iu.k.

He call on our piiirmis to renew tlieir He I In- surance if they desire to remain with ns in preference In taking Insurant in soine mireliatile I nsiititriee Comprint'. Our molt is, losses prompi'ly piti'l" resisted uhvavs. Ke-pectfully Yours, I) J. Ff.iNT.iKit. Kpec'ittl Atrent.

ii rni in li.suntuce Co. Lk WKNwoin ii litis ts. Deulsch Leaders of Lou: Prices and (ioofl (Hoods, a if tiii: st ami imvi; ONIJ OK TIIK KIN I.ST lloo.MS I TI1K STATU TO TIIICIU Dll TLU KM' LINKS OF U( II A HI -11. Our Slock of In fill the licvvot shad 's, wilfi tritntuincs bi match cannot be -ij in the County. Out Stisrk (if Fancy und Staple Is Ihe Largest und niout Our Block of and Furn-Goods ishing ct ti t-i Ity mm and Notions ticn WW Mi a CATCH 0t( tins space iicxi DP Ps Trorrietor of Tl3 DM RsliaMa Meat HarbL All kinds of FRESH MEAT, AND Cured Meats constantly on hand.

Our aim is to please and wc solicit your patronage. Cash paid for hides, THE OLDEST BASK in YALLEY FALLS! Yalky Falls Baal of Deposit CAPITAL 0100,000. T. KEMPER, M. V.

WARD, Cashier. Ass't. Cashier. Interest allowed on time deposits and Mouey loaned on undoubted security at let live rates. Exchange I bought and on all parts of the world.

Loilectiona made. Taxes paid. Real Estate Mortgage Loans, a specialty. Our Jlotto: "Integrity, Economy, Puh. With the result of 30 years active business in Valley Falls, it shall be the pride of our life to icake this Rank a solid success.

R. H. CROSBY. Valley Falls Fine Cabinets, Specialty. Permanent Ercniio Eolirgsssats.

Pictures Copied to any Size. TUTT Rooms oyt Evan'e grocery ttorc, Tallej GONFEOTIONERYi KT7 bo fonnj on tt Geo. I. liC-WELI. CO'S JfpwypaTtPT Advertising Eurtiui (13 Spruco Farmers are happy.

Buy your confectionary of Morgan, The streets are being improved Ililty will have his house painted. Those five cent cigars at Morgan's take Valley Falls is the most handsome little city ia the State. Mr. and Mrs. fleers, of Winchester, were in the City last Friday trading.

Conradt was fchakinc hands with his many friends in the city last Saturday Al. Patriot was in the city last Mon day, lie says the lumber business is good. I When you are hungry, call at McCoys and get some of those excellant sandwiches. mS-4t Hot meals at all hours at Morgan's. C.

C. McCarthy, a business man of Norlonville, was in the city, the early part of the week. Morgan's Cafe is the popular resort. He gets up meals that suit every time. A great many of the residences of the city are btiug handsomly painted, and grounds are being put in nice shape.

The Oool Templars hold their District Lodge in Norton ville, the 4th Wednesday in this month. Open meeting a night. Mr A. II. Goodnow and Mr.

J. L. Dcightle attended the shooting tourna ment at Atch'sou last week, anJ ot course carried home some ot the prizes. Miss Ida Myers, late of the Register office, has accepted a position in the composing rooms of the Western Newspaper Union, Kansas City. We wi-h her success.

Coy swIJ this week throe tuts in hl ad litioi: to Marcu-j Hefty. Reprit-ter. We have known all the time that the lots in Coy's addition to the city of Valley Fails were in demand, and we have learned by the above item that those "'in his addition to Marcus Hefty" are desirable, also. Tlio Ground Hog's Terso Ground IIog(from his hole) "Ah! there. Greeiy (from his Bureau Ground ETocr You bet I will.

That's the only reliable prediction you've made this year. Good Morning. Tumbles back- wards into his cellar, Childrcns' Shoes Kid, wedge lieel and" tassel, 1.00 Kid, wedge heel slippers, 1.00 Brown Goat, heel button shoos. 1.00 LoiuBius. Mr.

W. W. ITudkins. of Rock Cretk has goiis on a three or four week's visit among friends in West Virginia. His address will be Burnerville, West Virginia, his old home.

We wish him a happy time, See L. Schmitt's new advertisement in to day's paper. Sir S. carries a line line of shelf hardware and heavy goods, stoves, tinware and agricultural implements. He sells cheap for cash.

Go and see him. Mr- J. Kahn. a brother our Max, arrived from Lorraine last Saturday and is stopping at Deutsch Bros" store. He is just as good looking as Max and before he has been in this country a year will be as popular with the girls as his brother.

Vailcy Falls Grain L'triot. Corrcctid Wcthi; Ly ILiyrcard XoS 2 Sof: Wheat No. 3 So. 4 No 3 Hard No. 3 Oats Corn Kyc Timothy Flax 65 ...50 ....50 27 ....40 ...40 SO Jas Cathcart closed his school in the Pacific district list week with au entertainment.

Although the night was rath er a disagreeable one, the hoae was filled, and the exercises good. Mr. Cathcart expects to stsirt for Washington Territory this week. Mrs. Will Johnson received a dispatch last week from Sedan, kan.

that her mother, Mrs. Susanna Thornburg was not expected to live long, and on Wed-nesday she went to see her, ami on Friday Mr. Johnson teccived a dispatch that the old lady was dead. She was 76 years old. The management of the TTnion Pacific "The Overland Kunte, made a chnnre in tho rnnning time of its local Iraius SuinUy, April 20th.

that wiit tw hailed with dcliuhr by the residents cf The Ouiiitia and UepuWIcan Valley." This chanse ia made ia c.ir.jnuctioa with the St. Joseph 4 (irand Island branch, making the leaving tinao of JTo 7 it il BIu'-Is 8:40 a m. and Omaha at 9 a. m. Arriving at Valley at 10:25 a.

in. it connects with the train arriving at Valparaiso at 11:56 a. and at Stromtburg at p. Here it connec'a with the St, Joseph Grand Island train, via MeCooi June tion and Fairfield, arriving at Alma at 10 p. The trains rannlns; opposite leave Alma daily at 5:80 a.

m. arriving at Strom -it erg at 12 in. Valparaiso 2:30 p. m. and Valley at 4:15 p.

connecting wfih So. 8 arriving- in Omaha at 5:50 p. rn. and Coancil Bluffs at 6:10 p. connecting with Eastern trains.

A change in the monies of trains between Lincoln aod Valparaiso, euiblea passenger leaving Alma in the morning to Teach Lincoln at 3:10 p. re Leaving Lincoln at 11:35 a. m. they connect at Valparaiso with the Alma train, arriving there at 10:30 p. m.

Good time and through chair car acconimoda -tiona, make9 this the most detirable line running into this portion of 2fetraska. Paen-gers between Alma and Lincoln trill be obliged to make only one change and tht at Vitj araio. J. S. TSHBETS Gcn'l Si Ticket A.eut.

is complete. Shirts. Collars and CiifiV. Underwear, neck wear, handkerchief gloves, suspenders, hosiery; traveling Lags, kc. UYINO all goods strictly for Spot Cash, and in Larger Quantities than any other lions' in our line, enables to offer many bargains unaproach-able by any other bonne.

AU GiiO'Js Marked in Pluin C-OfOne Trice to All. eSWe guarantee every article to be of the very best vulue in the market. An early inspection will prove the truth of our apertion5. Ii like ourself. Tako our district for ex ample, tiiC spring term closes June iWlh, the Annual meeting occurs June 1-Ith.

School will have to be adjourned for the time or meeting held in the coal house, only one term of school can be reported. June taxes cannot be reported. Treas. can only make a partial report tvc. Supt.

or teachers please enlighten 113. Later. Since wri ine the above, a good rain has fallen, which was very much needed the flax and oats were doing very poorly, some of our faces were drawn out beyond their usual length, fearing a drouth. Now all fears have, vanished and our farmers nre wearing ehe.ji fill and huppy countenan ces, with biighte-r prospects for the future. When ihe farmers prosper, all other branches of business prosper.

Koitl Hajii. DISTRICT COURT DOCKET. Assignment of Cases for May Term. 1888: Hod. Robert Crazier.

Judge. W. H. Brown, sheriff. W.

F. Leech, Clerk. Moxn.vv. May 21, 1S89. 029 State v.

Ed. Derritt. C-Tl State vs Oruucc. et al. State vs Ohas.

Johnson. 657 State vs P. J. Heinz. day.

May 22, 18S3. 2034 McArthur vs Moore, et al. 2170 McArthur vs Sines. 2176 Moore vs McArthur. 2625 Corkins vs Board of County Com missioners.

2HR6 Gondy vs Board Co. Com. 2C80 Shephard vs Fowler. 2684 Douclass vs Hillyer, et al. 2S04 Wile v.

et ai, vs Carter. Townsend vs A. T. S. F.

II. Tt. 2002 A. T. S.

F. R. H. ys John- son, as Treasurer. 2f)3 Same vs Same.

2904 Same vs Same. 2903 Same vs Same. 2900 L. T. W.

R. R. Co. vs Same. 2907 Same vs Same.

2905 Same vs Same. 2909 Same vs Same. 2922 Tucker vs 3041 Sxiith Bro. vs Kansas Ins. Co.

30'kl Campbell, et al vs McCoy et al. 3065 Mav vs McCanna. 3094 Scavey vs Taylor. vs Bryant, et al. "099 Pearson vs Barnes, et al S101 McAllister vs Crites.

et al. 8108 McAllister vs Syler. 3114 Mitchell vs Moore, et al. 3118 Douglass vs McKeever. 3119 Same vs Murray, et al.

S120 Samc'vs Housh. el al. 3121 Same vs Kentz. et al. 3123 Same vs McNamara, et al.

3123 Same vs Sills, et al. vs Weaver, et al. 3125 Same vs Stewart, tt al. 3126 Same vs Connelly, et al, 3127 Same V3 McGuire, et al. 3128 Same vs Shirley, et al.

3129 Same vs Stephens, et al. 3134 Same vs Nebel, et al. 3135 McAllister vs Whittaker, et al. 313S Smith vs VanZoren, et al, 3149 Johnson vs Rice, et al. 3143 Scnnider, et al.

vs Allen. 3147 Douglass vs White, et al. 3149 Booge vs Esham, et al. 3130 Booee vs Barker, et al. 3157 Rohlfing Co.

vs Nolker. 31.58 Rohlfing Co. vs Howard, et al. 3163 Fisher vs Westerman, et al. 8166 Goodman vs Wilson, et al.

1 lb week. LYSLE Leavenworth. MAN UFA CTC REUS OF assart VrcSc' Kim or KANSAS PATENT 51, J. SCSSUSR, DEALWl FURNITURE. UNDER TA KER'S GOODS, I WIND ir SUA DES, PICTURE FRAMES, MOULDINGS.

ETC. sell my poods cheap. Is the place to buy lirst-class meats of every Ii i i i Monest prices and honest dealing, is our motto. UNION PACIFIC, "Tho Overland Route," Siad tiu Xittla Slcstcla. "Qnn Club Uulcs," hiffhly intrestinc ntl useful to Sportsmen.

It c. intnir tb American fo trapping snd by tiie Naliouai Gen Association, at welt as the rrvid frime ia-s of tbe Vetrru Slates and Territories, t'opios sent free npon application to J. S. TEEBETS Gen- r. T.

Omaha- Neb. Bay Fill lor! Kanws FOR SALE BY L. SCHM1TT, Valley Falls. "DEALER IN: Hardwars Stoves and Agricultural Imxilcmcntci HATS, TRUNKS. VALIsRS.

In ximjtly 1 niTiu tic. Every thic-7 new In ir.ai line, One of our lar-e Double IJoom i packed full to the ceiling iu the above lines cf Uoods. Wc can sell -oti a good uit of Men's for? W. A man's pood Woo! Hat for 40 A good white bhirtr' for 50 cents. we arc on top; you can find them right in be e-riiter a you come in.

Wo handle more Hoots and Shoe in all our mores than County Stores all together. We can pell yon a lady's nice shoo for f0 cents, a better one Jor 11.15 and To sur hkiimi mmi All kinds of Buckeye repairs on hand. Ke Store. Uew Location. NEW FIRM.

NEW GOODS, VeJI never mind now, if we have got some of C. F. Dliss's old goods, we will make the new bq wj We would accord our hearty thanks for all the kindness shown us in our days of discouragement and possible ruin. We do fully and truly appreciate all the courtesies shown tss and would extend an invitation to "all to call on us at our old place of business where we will be pleased to entertain you in a right ioyal manner. We have our house with a line of as good substantial as can te found and will eell CHEAP for CASH.

fitill better for $2.00, Ac. A mau'd irood coarse shoe for. 135. abetter one for 1 1 75. A man's good calf boot for $2.75, a man's real nice Cno shoe for 31.75 ComeiSee Us.

Opposite Post'o)icc. f3f A chance with every Dollar's worth And on our NEW'GOODS Prices will be AWAY DOWN too. These hard times we want trade and will give you kofcs of Goods for a Little Honey. We have moved across the street into the McCammon building, where every thing is nice, neat and clean, and the ever affable and pleasant Jim, will be on hand to wait on you. Come and see him in his new location.

Don't forget the place. Just East of ftjoyer's lumder yard. PADDEfJ. ECERT CO, TRIM good to draw ti; I aintin-i, SsV.