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BL1CA.N REPU VOL. III. OTTAWA, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1883., OTTAWA DAILY NO 2 petunias 1st pinks 1st roses 1st salvias 1st foliage plants 1st schrubs 1st HO JiLiL- -This is to HOWELL -Will Remove DRY GOODS, To the Stand now Occupied by C. E.

corner Third and On or Abut Oct. 1st. To Facilitate the Removal, they t'-i- temporarily Rcduc their Uiovk and will sell until that time at Oranges and Florida. Bfttrr than Breeze and Blossoms --I'nder a Xew Fla. Even the balmv air and orange groves of Florida fail to keep its people full of happiness and comfort.

Art must help nature everywhere in the tropics as in the pines" of the North. 4-And, chief among the blessings that are adajpted to all zones," writes Dr. J. G. allace, of Fort Dade, Floridaj is Parker's Toxic.

It seems to have the whole world for a field, and most of current diseases yield to action. I have used it in the case of a delicate and dyspeptic young lady, with the most gratifying" results, "it seemed to accomplish with ease what the' usual prescriptions and treatment for that miserable malady failed whollv to bring about. I am also glad to state that the tonic has greatly relieved me personally of troublesome atonic condition oi the stomach of lomr standing, it is the ideal purilier and invigorant." Messrs. Hiscor A Co. call especial afrentioa to the fact that after April 16, 1S83, the name and stvleof this preparat ion-will hereafter be simply Tonic.

The word is dropped, for the reason that unprincipled dealers are constantly deceiving their patrons by substitutin-' inferior preparations under the name of Ginger; and as ginger is an unimportant flavoring ingredient in our Tonic, we are sure that our friends will agree with us as to the propriety of the change. There will be no change, however. In the preparation all bottles remaining in the hands of dealers, wrapped under the name of 44Pap.kek's Gixgee Toxic," contain the genuine medicine if the signature of lliscox Co. is at the bottom ef outi dewrapper. septl2-lm Duncan, aw't grape M.

Thomas, pickle Lilly, 1st. AV M.L.Stewart,mixel 1st. II. L. Coe, home made vinegar, 1st.

CLASS 31. Div.l. Miss E. WoodniS" fancy chair 1st. embroidered ehair 1st.

embroidered a. worsted, 1st. hand embroidery, 1st. lamp mat, 1st. toilet set, crochetted, 1st.

wash stand set, lit, prettiest of anything, 2d Mrs. J. S. Eider, lace, hand, 2d. maereine lace ticy, 1st.

child's fan, special mention. Mary Hunt, pin cushion, 2d. tt. cot cov tidy. 2d.

Norris, Kensington 1st. lambrequin, 2d. tidy in art embroidery, 1st. set sofa tidies, 1st. arm chair tidies, 1st.

embroidered plain work, 1st. embroidered raised ottoman spec, 1st. pin cushion, 1st emb. towel special mention. lace tidy, 1st.

work box, 1st. set emb. Doyles, 2d. E. E.

Fuller, ottoman, 2d. towels, 1st. o. doyles, 2d. Lizzie Foster, plum es F.

flowers, 1st. Mrs. Emma Hanes, emb tidy 2d. prettiest of anything, special mention. Mrs.

Stacher, sofa pillow, 1st vel. rib. tidy, 1st. piano stool 44 Emma Hanes same, 1st. Stackher, ver.srt.l.collar, 1st.

44 Topp, emb silk, 1st. emb any kind, 1st-14 Kyle, scarf for stand, 1st. 44 Cummings, lace work, 1st. doyles, 1st. 44 B.M.

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. They have everthing to be found in a COMPLETE STORE, and offei all good at extremely low figures. Their Stock is especially large in I annuel Gents and Ladies' Untie! wear. Svcatentto Anaaal Exposition, Franklin C'onaty Fair AsMOriation. COyCLCED FEOM SECOXD PAGE.

CLASS I Div 2T MenJenhall Sin sewing machine 1st Branson Elder cook stove 1st sew mac 2d Wright Dietrich cook stv 1st wood par stv 1st cook par stv lt store gen pur 1st dis tin work 1st dis cop work 1st cths wringer 1st SWEEPSTAKE.1 II II Staley 3 yrold mare 1st II Barnes, 4 yr old and over 1st Fox stal 3 yrs and under 1st CLASS K. Biv 1 Howe apple 1st jen apple 1st A Darnell col fruit 1st A Clark win apple 1st seed peach 1st Wheeler Smith apple 1st a grape 1st II Stitch Mo pip apple 1st wil twig 1st var apples 1st II Kelsey col grapes 1st A McCall var apples ltt col fall ap 2d wap2d per ap 1st ram ap 1st not named 1st Shomo plums 1st Lester large plumbs 1st Altman col ap 1st ap 1st Robinson of pears 1st seed grapes 1st cling peaches 1st jon ap 1st aplst maiden blush 1st Miss Baldwin quinces 1st Mrs A Cobb pears 1st sib crabs 1st Cutler seed ap 1st II Coe ap 1st Chandler grape 1st any var grape 1st ap not named 1st CLASS L. Div. 1. Mrs.

W. Lawrence, rusk 1st. Mrs. Lawrence, light rolls 1st. J.

S. Ricker, rye bread, 1st. Cora Hunt, cake, 1st. Cora Hunt, sponge cake 1st. Mary Hunt, fruit cake, 1st.

Remind You- their Stock of- OOOOO PETE i Mil It: AX. C'ashiVr Call and take advantage of the Reduction. HAMBLIN HOUSE, OTTAWA, KANSAS, Centrally Located And Good Acacmiitoflatimix. SMARTER Proprietor Peoples National Ban Ottawa, Kansas REMEDY FOR PAIN. Soliarea ui rare EIirUXiTIS2L Neuralgia.

Sciaiic. Lumbago, SCH THM1T. QtTJtST. TrtAUfGk ttPBJJH, Stmatm, Cuts, Briisas, raosTBiTza, RCUXI, SCALE. Aad ail ba4Uy af rfllsli siMnajlfiss 1 RTTT C2TS 4 Sold by USraniBtasab (SMMnhLTktOil m.iiitM.wo, pa.

cs Cream Bairn. "suit: reimiitu-m CPf 5J 1 whoever known: plating all oth- is preparations. I 1 LIQUID OR I ll 2l rer into the nnu- USA. trii.s. It will be ab- snrhod ptfi-i'tnal'v HAY" cleasing the nasal passages of catarr hal virus causing healthy secretions.

It alia vi in H.imation, protects the membranal linings tiie head from additional colds, completely heals the sores and restores the sense of tase ani smell. Beneficial results are realized by a feiv applications. .1 thorfnmh. treatment iciU Cutz. rnqnalo.l for COLD IX TILE HE AND DEAFNEi.

or any kind of mil-'o irrit.ition-i. Send for circular. Uy mail, trc-paiL SOc a package stamps reived. old by al -vholesale and retail ELY BROTHERS. owego, N.

Y. TO TORPID DOWELS, DISORDERED L8VE and MALARIA. From these sources arise three-fourths of the diseases of the human race. These ymptoma indicate their existence Xo at Apptite, ISovreld costire, Mclc llead-aciitt, fullness alter eating, aversion to lertion of boly- or iiiimi, Eructation of food, Irritability cf temper, Low spirit, A. feeling of liaving neglected datjr, Ilziis, latterine at tlie Heart, Dota before the eyes, liiglily colored Crtue, CONSTIPATION, and do-Eland the use cf a remedy that acts directly en thi Lier.

A3 a Liver medicine TUTT'S PI LLS have no equal. Their action on the Kidnaya amlSlcm is also proia-ipt; removing ail impuritioa through these three scar of tho system," prCKlwcin? appetite, oaiid regular a clear akin and a vicroroua boly. TITTT'S PIX.US iune no nausea or griping nor interfere with daily work and arc a perfeet ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. irn FEELS LIKE A Tf EW 'I bara had Dyspepsia, with Constipation, two years, and have tried ten different kinds of pills, and TUTT'S are the first that have done me any good. They have leaned me out nicely.

My appetite splendid, food digests readily, and I now liave natural passages. I feel like a new man." W. D. EDWARDS, Talmyra, O. fcol.l Office, 3IarrayS UN T.

UTT'S IlfllH DYE. Ghat IIaei oa WrasKEKs changed ln-j-tantlj to a Otossr by a single application of t' Dyk. Sold by Druggists, ir by express on receipt of 1. Orilee, 41 iiurray Street, New York. TETT3 SSAN'JAL CF USEFUL RECEIPTS FSEL HEVER FAILS To clslm too ntkforijAXABi- T'htJF' skeptic 'if 4 medicine be a spe-WA n-fi ciiic for EpCep- T1X MBVrSB," Uysprpsia, A 1 eoaol isai, Oplam Eatios, KkeaatatlSBi, Spermaiorrk, or fmiaal ueakneM, ad fifty etaer eempialntsf We claim it a pdjli, simply, because the Tims of alldisaases arises from the blood.

Its Ntrriae, KasoIvenW Alterative and Laxatire properties meet ail th on-litiona herein referred to, Is known wcrUl u-iJ as It quieu and compose a the patient net by the ir.irodaction of ociates and drastic cathartics. bat by the restoration of activity to the eLomacli. sad nervous system, wnereov uie orain is relieved of morbid fancies, which are created by tae causes above reterrea to. To Clerzvmen. Literary men.

Mer chants, BaRkersXadies and all those whose sedentary employment causes nervous prostration, irrejralariues'of the bldod, etomach, bowels or kidneys orwho require a nerve tonic. appetLzei or stimtLlant.SA3iARrrijNaavT-s is invaluable. Thousands proclaim it the moet wonderfnl ln- Tigorant taat ever sastameu tne sinxing system M3- $1 JO. Sold by all Ernests. The DR.

S. A- MED. CO, Propr's, St. Josepn, Aio. () For tasUmorjals and circulars serd itomp.

SAILKOAD TIXE TABLE. Arriyal an.i departure of trains at Otta "lfllilM.CS3f 4 IS Cash Capital, J. P. money Buy Your Saved Goods hanzing. basket 1st cut flowers 1st pansies 1st bask flowers 1st boq 44 1st floral designs 1st rustic stand 1st CLASS P.

Div 1 Miss Collins mirror 2d Mrs Fuller animal piece 2d Emma Hanes floral piece 1st plaque 2d landscape 2d Mrs Manning rllor piece 2d plaque 1st Miss Xora Shomo in oil 1st Aker crayon landscape 2d Corwin card pho prem cabinet prem 44 pho 1st portrait cci 1st crayon 1st In ink 1st Baker crayon piece 2d Mrs Bridges floral plaque 1st animal piece 1st Pet Simpson col oil ptglst des on por 1st landsc on can 2d Miss Baldwin col oil ptgs 2d flor plaq 2d Etta Davidson ptg prem plaque prem Mrs Penny landscape 1st Edna Shiras crayon pic 1st Div 2 Miss Collins plates 2d cups and 1st Lizzie Foster glasses 1st Miss Furber mirror 1st fancy article 1st Emma Hanes animal head 1st Brown centre table prem Miss Baldwin hd painted pitcher 1st Miss Baldwin col china painting 2d Mrs Bridges of a in oil prem Miss Baldwin hand painted moulding 2d Mrs II Beckea col china painting 1st CLASS Q. Div 1 II Tawny samp silk 1st in cocoons 1st fruit dryer 2d dried ap 1st Hanna ladies sad 1st ira Paddock weather strip 1st Kaiser sett busgv nsr 1st 44 44 1st 44 team 4-lst Piekrell fruit evAp 1st "Little Joker" la tne Dest smoking tobacco. txamiuatioa. An examination of teachers for districts 12, 16, 2J, 44. 72 and 02 will be held in the Co.

Supt's office, Saturdav, Oct. 13th, commencing at 9 a. m. II. F.

Ellis. d2wl Co. Supt. Called to preach. We feel called upon to preach a few gospel facts facts that are worth knowing.

We want everybody to enjoy all that is possible in this world. We want all those who are suffering from rheumatism, neinalgia, and all aches, sprains and pains to know that Thomas' Ec-lectric Oil is an unfailing and splen did cure. 5 Do Xot Move Ulixdly. Go carefully in purchasing medicine. Many advertised remedies can work great in- i'ure are worse than none.

Burdock Iood Bitters are purely vegetable preparation; but the smallest child can take them. They kill disease and cure the patient "in a safe and kindly way. So waving been afflicted with Hay Fever for years I gave Ely's Cream Balm a trial. I have had no attack since rsing it. E.

R. Rauch, Editor Carbon County, Democrat, Mauch Chunk, Til. 'JO. "Spent Firry dollars in doctoring for rheumatism before I tried Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Used a fifty-cent bottle of this medicine, and got out in one week.

For burns and sprains it is excellent." Jas. Durham, East Pembroke, N. Y. 200 44Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills for the cure of Neuralgia are a success." Dr.

G. P. Holman, Christianburg, Va. 50 cents at drug ists. 96 THESE ARE SOLID FACTS.

The best blood purifier and system regulator ever placed within the reach of suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bitters. Inactivity of the Liver, Billiousness, Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary organs, or who ever require an appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant, will always find Elee-tric Bitters the best and only certain cure known. They act surely and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by C. II.

Estabrook. 0t. First Rte Evidexce. "Often unable to attend business, being subject to serious disorder. of the kidneys.

After a long seige of sickness tried Bnrdock Blood Bitters and was relieved by half a bottle." Mr. B. Turner, of Rochester, N. takes the pains to write. S5 THE SOUTH AAO SOUTHEAST FLOBIDA Should you contemplate a trip to Nashville, Chattanosa, Charleston S.

Savannah, Jacksonville Florida, or ia fact, any point in the Soutt or Southeast, it will be to your inter est to examine the advantages over all other lines offered by the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway "Iron Mountain Eoute" in the way of- Fast Time, Elegant Equipments, etc. At present a Dailv Train is run from Si Lonia to Nashville, making direct connections with connecting lines for points mentioned above. This train connects at Nashville, with the Jacksonville Express, having a Pullman Palace Sleeping Car of the very finest make attached, whih runs through Jacksonville without change. For further information address F.

Chaxdlxs, C. B. Krtsxs, Gen, Pass. Agent. Asa't Gen.

Pass. Aent, St. Louis. loney lade, Where You i I Can Buy the Cheapest OXJPi Ash Chamber Suits, neat and tasty Ash Chamber Suits, full marLle Walnut Chamber Suits, new style Walnut Chamber Suits, full ma'rble top Raw Parlor Suits, Five Pieces -Raw Silk Parlor Suits, Velvet Bands Hair Cloth Parlor pSuits, Walnut and Gilt Walnut Marble To Side-Bnaid Two-Ply Ingrain Carpets Tapestry Brussels Carpets Chamber Suits Parlor Suits Carpacts Lace Curtains PS For Fine Complexions. Positive relief and immunity from complexional blemishes may be found in Hasan's Magnolia Balm.

A delicate and harmless article. Sold by druggists ererywhere. It imparts the most brilliant and lite-like tints, and the closest scrutiny cannot detect its use. All unsightly Discolorations, Eruptions, King; Marks under the eyes, Sallowness. Bedness, Roughness, and the flush of fatigue and excitement are at once dispelled by the Hagnolia Balm.

It is the one incomparable Cosmetic. W. F. Hardware Implements Wagons and Carriages. mm If vou suffer from Dvspepsia, use BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.

If vou are afflicted with Biliousness, use" BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. If von are prostrated with Sick Headache, take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. If your Bowels are disordered, regulate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS If vour Blood is Ijapure.purifv it with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. If you have Indigestion, you will find an" antidote in BURDOCH BLOOD BITTEKS. If you are troubled with Spring Complaints, eradicate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.

If vour Liver is torpid, restore it to healthv action with "BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. If your Liver is affected, you will find a sure restorative in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS If vou have any species of Humor or Pimple, fail not to take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTEES. If vou have any symptoms of L'lcers or Scrofulous Sores, a curative remedy will be found in BUBDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Far imparting strength and vitality to the svstem. nothing can equal BTRDOCK blood bitters.

For Nervous and General Debility tone up the svstem with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Price I pse bottle; Foster.Milburn Prop'rs. N. Y. Stait Kosroe TTT1I mm w.iii 1 1 DiunelTlinnUC.

I a. ISai. -f P-- -SVi ii nmwi tai.fw.fcii.l I 71 Dm- fit It bjira.IM ft i mr t3 shopping bag, 1st. cro collar, 2d. 44 A.B.Mauss, cro set, 1st.

llower wreath, special mention, fruit wreath 44 skel. leaves 14 44 J. H. Bates, sofa pillow 44 canvas tidy, 1st. tidy any kind, 1st.

44 L. toilet set, 2d. picture, 1st. 44 C. W.

Seinn, emb tidy, 1st. emb toilet set, slippers, 1st. 44 McCall, plain worsted, 2d. Miss M. Harris, cro tidy, 1st.

Mrs. Isham, lamp mat, 2d. Ida Mclninch, canvas tidy 1st. collar, 1st. Mrs.

E.M.Guy, hair flower, 1st. 4i F. Graff, ero collar, 1st. 44 C. H.

Estabrook, prettiest of anything, special mention. 44 J. E. Ross, jap tidy, special mention. 44 J.

II. Frost wreath of flowers special memtion. Div. 2. Cara Aunt Java can.

tidy, 1st. Mrs.G.Chenoweth, toil. cush. 1st. linen collar, 1st.

4' M.Chenoweth,pen E. A. Rice, crochet, 1st. special card bit, 1st. 44 Mamie Kyle, lamp mat, 1st.

Miss Shepard, pil. sham 1st. worsted tidy, 1st. wool mittens, 1st. 44 Allie Barnett, plain sew.

1st. 44 Pearl Simpson, doll, 1st. 44 Allie Barnett, spec. sew. 1st.

44 Jennie Styles, pil sham, 1st. 44 Mary Styles, d. stocking, 1st. patch work, 1st. CLASS X.

Div 1 Mrs Smith socks 1st Miss Emma Woodruff darn prem Mrs Lawrence knit stkgs prem pil shams prem Ricker-car afgn prem Mary Hunt wor quilt prem cloth cro prem Mrs Xorris work prem shirt made prem rug wor emb prem A Elder mittens prem A Elder rug prem CChenoweth cro bed spdprem Herman bd spd prem Stewart cro scarf prem Stacher silk qlt prem Tapp counterpane prem emb gown prem pil shams prem Grimes qlt prem Frank Bosworth silk mit prem Sarah Thomas rag carpet prem Mrs A Nauss rab gloves prem Turner qlt silk prem Lizzie McCall gown prem pil shams prem Mrs A Nauss lin shts prem Lilly Baker shirt emb prem knit shams prem Mrs A Cobb shawl prem Armstrong shams prem count erne prem II uddleson qlt prem Sophia Anderson pil shams prem Cuy wor scf prem wor stks prem A 31 Seymour spun towel prem Mrs Smith wor qlt prem. knit mit prem A A car afshn prem childs afghan prem muff prem boa prem class o. Div 1 Service spec cactus 1st Mrs Stacher aquarium 1st A Nauss cage canaries 1st Sheldon flr stand prem Miss II Lester floral dis 1st carnation 1st 'dahlias 1st everlasting 1st fuchias 1st geraniums 1st helitropes 1st Everything needed in furnishing a house, from the cheatx to the best, at lower figures than they Omso Mary Hunt, gold 1st. Mary Hunt, mountain cake, 1st. Mary Hunt, cocoanut cake, 1st.

Mrs. Jack, light biscuit; 1st. Mrs.CummingSjgraham bread, 1st. Mrs. Cummings; marble cake, 1st.

Mrs. S. F. cake, 2d. Mrs.

E.C. C. bread.lst. Mrs. S.

Barnett white cake, 1st. Mrs. II Fisk, tl. y. bread, 1st.

Mrs, 1. P. Wiremanjelly cake, 1st. Mrs. I.

P. Wireman, mountain cake, 1st. Mrs. I. P.

Wireman, spice cake, 1st. Div. 2. Mrs. E.

A. Rice, butter, 1st-Mrs E. A. Rice, new honey, 2d. Mrs.

M- L. Stewart, butter, 2d. E. Haley, box honey, 1st. Blankenbecker, butter, special.

Div. o. Mrs. J. VT.

watermelon, 1st. Mrs. J. W. Woodruf, preserved cherries, 1st.

Mrs. J. W. Woodruff, quinces, 1st. Mrs.

J. W. preserved strawberries, 1st. Mrs. Wm.

Lawrence, currants 1st. raspb's, 1st. gooseb's, 1st. 5 varieties preserves, 1st. Mrs.

Woodruff, apples, 1st. M. L. Stewart, 1st. pears, 1st.

ripe tomatoes, 1st. lot tomatoes, 1st. Mrs. I. L.

Whipple, preserved crab apple, lst. Mrs- I. L- Whipple, col pres.spec. Wm. Lawrence, citrons, 1st.

I. P. Wireman, plums, 1st. grapes, 1st. Div.

-U Mrs.J.W.Woodrutf,e corn, 1st. bean 1st. Mrs.Wm. raspb's, 1st. Thompson, peaches, 1st.

M. L. Stewart, blackberries, 1st. grapes, 1st. Stacher, currants, 1st.

W. "Wheeler, rhubarb, 1st. E.C. Duncan.c cherries, 1st. W.G.Grabendike.c E.

W. Guy, tomatoes, 1st. peaches, 1st. II. L.

Coe, red raspb's, 1st. strawb's, 1st. gooseb's, 1st. LMT.o.Mrs-J.W.WoodrufT, pear jell, 1st. grape 1st-" Wm.

lot. currant 1st. blackberry 1st. pear butter, 1st. Mary Hunt, cherry jelly, 1st.

lemon jelly premium. Thompson, apple jelly, 1st. plum M. L. Stewart, grape peach tomato 1st.

1st. 1st. 1st. 1st. 1st grape tomato Lizzie McCall, apple butter, 1st.

Mrs. Grabendike, apple jelly, 1st. Woodruff, plum butter, 1st. Lawrence, rhubarb jelly, 1st. E.S.Derncon.c apT but'r, 1st.

Div.G. Woodrunvsw't pickles sw't pickles peach, 1st. Lawrence, piek. cum. 1st.

sib apples, 1st. Alary Hunt, sweet Siberian crab apple pickle, 1st. Mrs. Yoodruif, grape wine, 1st. E.

A. Rice cider, M. L. Stewart, p. 1st.

PRICES UJ i 00 :) oo Xi 0U 35 40 01) to 00 J7 Coc lo'JOc 75c to $1 from 00 to $HX)0 00 from 00 to from "-x- to $1 from SI nO tn Si7f til can be bought fir anywhere else. of Sixth and Main streets,) lt.VN WFEClFiC' Jf FDKiXI TRASS MAaEngHsh Rem TaADE MASK it. An unfailing eure for Seminal Weikoess Sprmatorh Imp ten jr and all other lieaes that follow as a ne-i Mioss JLfTEJ of memory. Universal Lassitude, Pala in (h Eack. Dimness of vision, Prematrre OLl Aieue and many other diseases that lead to Insm'tv or Coniumpt on and a Premature rg-FuH particulars in our pamphlet.

r.Ii li we desire to send free by mail to evei mw. e-The Specific sold by all druggists at per package or six k.tges fir or will be sent free by jiail on re or the money, ay addressing the GRAY MEDICINE Buffalo 1 On account oS eounterfeita, we hae. Up ted the Yellow be only rftunhw. Co. 4pr TMISPAPES en I me and Ad GOOO-f (arltaadaa oUter COCO VwUeu tons! on the taemt IMTERNATIONAL NIWSPAPCR ACZNCY H.

P. BabtMPtf, Prvsw, 3Tw ntto. Ck, L. 8. A.

takHthmt turn Call and see us at the Corne EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAXD. i yOTICE is hereby given that the uri'lersiirn- el Executor of thelat will and lament of i "an'y" Adkins, late of Franklin le-eeiised, in of an order, heretofore mude by the Honorable the of said county, will oifer for snle t4 the highest and bestbl'lder. on the feth day ot tx-tober, A. L. IS s.

at the front d.xr of the curt house, ia the city of Ottawa, in said the fU lowing described laaili and U-neii; ats situated in Franklin eounty, to-wic The west of the north of the north-east iuarter ot section seven township seventeen rane twenty-one, except the north-west quarter of the northeast quarter containing fifty acres more or les. Terms of sale: one-third ra.h and the balance in one and two deferred payments to draw 7 per cent interest Haeold Howaed. By H. P. Wekh, Executor.

Hi Attorney. d2i. To satrartom. QEALED PROPOSALSWILL BE RECEIVED Obr the State Board Charities until 1-o' clock M- Monday, October s. for build ing a stone connecting corridor, and for buudiiis an ice house, for the Topeka Asylum.

Plans and specifications for the same may bo seen at the oiice of E. T. t'arr Tope ka. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for two hundred and fifty dollars, payable to the Treasurer of the BoarsL as surety that the bidder will, if hbi bid Li enter into a satisfactory contract for the faithful performance of his work. The right is reserved to reject any or all bi'ls offered.

By order of the Eoard. as-3o E. T. Case. Architect geo.

p. washburn lUCH it ect AXD SUPERINTENDENT Plans and Specifications furniahed lor Public and Private Buildings of. all kinds. Best of References given. Address, Box 4U, Ottawa.

Kansas. TT-d3m. wa are as follows kaxsas city. depart. arrive.

issfDirer a. nr. 7 43 p. nu Mail and Ex 2.45 p. m.

rx m. Frpiht 2.00 a. uu 12.44) a. in. 4: 53 p.

in. 4.. p. m. 8.40 p.

m. a. m. UWREX'K. Accotr.rafdatIon...

7.4," a. m. 7.1- p. m. Mai! an1 2.4i' n.

m. l-' 4- p. ra. Ffihr m. T-V d.

ni. Ha ut Kx I 1 ik nz. 2.23 p. ra. SOirrjf Frpt-Kt 7 a.

tti. 1.40 At a. m. i. tu.

Kx. ai ii'-s p. tu. T. Ixci9.

UKiWk a. nu -X4o p. Mail ami Ex p. m. luJit a.

m. Sundiy and every dn. Pare Cad L.1 Oimade fiona selected a the sea-shore, hy CAswaLX. UIukd Vtw Wrk. It la qUmltitely pure sad swet.

Psiiots who have one taken It prefer it to si ethers. PUyiisians havedccidel itsupeaiorto ay cf th? other oiTs sa market. pp-I IIand4. Fae. Pimpl aad roujh Skin, sured by usiajr Josiper Soap asle by CaswBLt.

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