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goods which viii help you to more
money right away than anything else
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Land ONCE at Kirwin, Kansas.
june To- $3.50

-zo+ice is hereby given that the follo,ging-naued
Tfi(r mas fled notice of his intent 10 8luke u
nal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof win be made before the Register or Receiver
- E|irlriD Kansas, on August ? q. lSsj, VIZ:
lRAEELIN /. SHAW,
Va -g-s for the ca mex and e1s sex section u q.
t1,,-r > RANGE H. ne names the following witness
81 10 prove his continuous residence upon, and
cuTffvtrfon Of sa d land. viz: Henry toOmbs ST.,
Fir,-g C'0onlbs, Jr.. B j GarbarsOn and W L ItOl-
iUs III uf Crow, Kansas JOHN B-ssELL,
s. III bradley Atty. JesIal5 REGISTER
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Frank Jerrus. Defendant.

Thomas Dye, NJ. w. Emery, and II.
l.. Emery. doing business under
the firm name and style of Thomas
Dye & Co., Plaintiffs,
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For Sale by all First-cIass Dealers.
RETAILERS ATTENTION !

We advertise the above brands If the
leading st. I.ouis dailies, and your
name will appear among list of agen-
cies once a week for 90 days from date
of last purchase. With first order we
send 3 neat and prettey signs. We
have one price for these goods from
which there is no deviation, namely
Nickel-Tag, $500; SiIver-Tag, $4,000
Gold-Tag, $1,000 per 1000. We also
carry the most extensive line Of DOmes-
tic Key West and Imported Cigars in
the country at bottom prices. Sample
order solicited. Goods guaranteed.
Address
H P HULL Taylor Mfg Co.,
Mgr Cigar Dep. ST LOUIS, Mo
feh14-6mO
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE STATE or KANSAS, IS
Phillips County
III the Probate Court -ia and for said
County,
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Josegh KetchIedge
Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Letters of admins
tratiou have been granted To the undersigned on
the EsJate of Joseph ketchledge, late of said
Court OF tLe county and State aforesaid, dated the
4th day of June, A. d., 1879 Now all persons
having claims against the said estate, are hereby
notified that they must present the same 20 the
undersigned for allowance within one year from
the date OF said letters, they may be precluded
from amy benefit OF such estate; and that if such
claims be not exhibited within three years after
the date OF said Letters, they shall be forever bar
red. AYM. BISSELi., a Administrator
of the Estate Of Joseph ketchledge, Deceased.
june 4th, 1885, jus
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- - N E-lrnin. Kan.as.


9t76 May 26, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support OF his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Probate Judge or Clerk
District Court at PhllHpsburg, Kansas, on July s
1885 viz: HENRY PumLms,
HID 2J516 for the eE uwE and w 3 nell section Is,
town D range liz. He names the following wit
neSseS 70 prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz: j. L. Knight, L. II.
Seavy. Frank Gordon and vs.. G.. Calhoun, all of
Philiipsburg, Kansas. john BIssELL., Register.
IL. W. StinsOn. ATTY. m2GiIl
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Land ONCE at Kirwin, Kansas.
June % 1888.

9jS7 June p. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the fCllOwiug-uamed
settler has fled notice OF his intention 10 make
final proof in support of claim. and that said
proof WI be made before the Register Receiver
at kiugiu, Kansas, ON september /, los5, viz:
JAMES MARTIN,
Hid 14IO6, for the Sc nell and { sex section s.
town =, range "a. lie names the following witness
es 10 prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of said land, viz: Jacob Nichols,
John Wilson. William NiCkols and John Hin, all
of Grow, KANSAS. JOHN BIssELL, Register.
S. III. Bradley, Atty ie27a1
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N the District Court Of the State Of
Kansas, il1 and jor Phillips county :
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John N. Sears and Jennie Sears, De
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Hair VigOr

restores, with the gloss and freshness OF
youth, faded or gray hair TO natural Fleh
brown color, or deep black, as may be desired
BY its use light or red hair may be darkeneds
thin hair thiekened, and badness often,
though not always, cured.
1t checks falling Of the hair, and stimu-
1ates weak and sickIy growth to vigOr- 1t
prevents and cures seurf and dandruh, and
heals nearly every disease peculiar TO the
scalp. As a Ladies' Hair Dressing, tho
VIGoR is unequalled; it contains neither oil
nor dye, renders the hair soft, glossy, and
silken in appearance, and imparts delicate
agreeable, and lasting perfume
. RTP. c. P. BRIcHER writes from kirby, o.,
yuIy 3. 1882 % Last fall my hair commenced
falling out, and in q short time became
nearly bald. used part OF z goILIe OK
AYERS HAIR NiGoR, which stopped Lle IAN
Ing of the hair, and started q new growth.
have now a full head OF hair growing Vlgor-
ously, and am convinced that but for tho
use of your preparation should nave been
entirely bald"
W. Bowen. proprietor Of the BlcArttti7
fDhfO) EHQuiTey. saws A: % AYERS HAIR v IGOR
IS a most excellent preparation for the hair
j speak of il from my own experience It's
use promotes the grown on on new eva HS.iis anu
makes iJ glossy and soft The EIGCt is also
a sure cure for dandruH. Not within my
knowledge has the preparation ever 1ailed
70 give entire satisfaction
MIR. ANGUS FAIRDAIRS, leader Of tho
celebrated " Fairbairu Family " or ScoUtlsA
VOcalists writes from Boston, MGss., REQ. o,
1880 % Ever since my hair began 10 give sill
very evidence of the change which neetIng
time procureJh, 1 have used AYERS HAIR
YIGOR, and 80 have been able 20 MAINTAIN
an appearance OF yOuthfulness a matter OF
considerable consequence to ministers ora
tors, actors and in fact every ono Who lives
iu&Ae eyes Of the public"
II Mrs. o. a. PRESCOTT, writing from Is Elm
St., ChurlestOlgH, Mass, ADrjL "a, 1882. says f:
" Two years ago about tWO-thirds OF MY hair
came of. 1t thinned very rapidly, and was
fast growing bald. On using AYERS HAIR
VIGOR the falling stopped and a new growth
commenced, and in about month my head
. was completely covered with short hair 1t
has continued to grow, and is now as good as
before it fell. / regularly used but one bottle
of the IIG0R, but now use it occasionally as
q dressing"
d We have hundreds of similar testimonials
10 the efficacy of AYERS HAIR VIGOR. 1t
needs but a trial to convince the most skepti-
cal Of its value.
PREPARED BY
.Dr.J.C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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l.. Emery. doing business under
the firm name and style of Thomas
Dye d Co., Plaintiffs,
John NJ. Sears and Jennie Sears, De
fendaHts.
IN the District Court Of the State Of
Kansas, jl1 and for Phillips county
STATE oF-I1ANsAs,
Phillips county, IS.
To John N. Sears and Jennie Sears
You and each of you are hereby nOti-
ned that Thomas Dye and Co., did on
the 18th day of June, 1885. file their
petition in the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court, in the State Of
Kansas in and for Phillips county,
sueing you upon your note Of $500, go,
bearing date Of j ulV 18TH, 1880, in ia
vor OF II. w. Hastings, with the en-
d0rsemunts thereon, and secured by
certain real estate mortgage, bearing
even date theTeWith) up III the west
half b of the south west quarter Cd
and the south half % of the north
west quarter ID Of section five 81
township five To- south Of range TWEEN
~, l2O) west, in Phillips county
Kansas You are further notified
that unless you answer said petition
on or before the Sth day of August,
1888, the allegations contained in said
petition will be taken as true and
Judgmentrendered against you for the
suIu of one hundred and thirty dol
lars, with interest at ten per cent.
from the lst day OF November, A. j.
1888, and for costs OF this suit and for
foreclosure and sale of said mortgaged
premises. J.. 3. BODWELL,
Attorney for Pitt.
Attest J. NJ SALLEE,
ie-2o- Clerk District Court.
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So minutes by Woohord's Sanitary Io-
ton. Warranted by H G. Sprague &
Son, Druggists, Philipsburg, Kansas.
1868 70
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State of Kansas, -
Phillips County.
Before C. TIickenlooper, Justice Of the Peace Of
Phi liyzburs Township
A. Miner Plaintiff,
Frank Jerrus. Defendant
said defendant Frank Jerrue, VIII take notice
thar h.. mas been sued in the above named court
IIUOu an account for eighty dollars and seventy
rVe cents and must answer the petition hed there
In bv said Dlui-LiH on, before the 10th day of
Julv a. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock a. H., or said petit
titl0n viii be taken as true, and Judgment IoE
plaintiff IN said action, for $500 and interest ana
1st sc suit and III the attachment therein granted,
viii be rendered accordingly
fe.7 L. HIcKENLOOPEE, Justice Of the Peace
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The authorities Friday received a
telegrsm from the Topeka marshal Civ
ing notice that one Fogle. is suspected
of being the man who burglsrized ClApp
& Sons restaurant u few nights ago
had been arrested there. One
Of the clues which seems to fasten
the deed or completely upon him, is that
q handkerchief bearing his name was
found at the scene of the robbery. An.
other Is his disappearance at once aftel
the affair. Waldo Worster started Il
Topeka at once and returned with hi
man.
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GOING TO OTTAWA.

The very many friends Of Rob. w.
Elstun, will deeply regret to learn of his
late removal from Emporia. "BOb"
has lived in this city i've or six years,
and has formed hests of warm friend
ships with the people of this commu-
nifty, and it Is no pleasant feeling for The
NEWS to chronicle departure from our
midst of one who has taken such lively
part in matters Of social and general in
terest to our citizens. Mr.. Elstun is q
musician OF rare gifts, and the occasions
upon which he has favored
organizations and special enter
tainments during his residence here
are simply innumerable. tHe has always.
we believe, been ever ready to advance
any worthy cause or help along an even
ing's program by the excellent genial
and musical qualities at his COM
mand. He win be greatly missed and
We trust he will often come to Emporia
TO see us. In this connection it might
be incidentally mentioned that he filed
the Office OF police judge of Emporia for
two years with the greatest credit to him.
self and profit to the city.
He went to Ottawa on Monday, where
he has formed q partnership with an old
friend of many years standing, III. w.
Matthewson. The firm of Matthewsou
s. EIstun will do q general real estate
insurance and loan business. and we are
informed the prospects are of solid
and most fisttering nature. Bobhas the
best wishes THE News has in stock, and
we voice most general desire for hi:
prosperity and happiness.
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THEWATER WORKS.

Mayor Whittlescy and aldermen j. 8.
Watson, VIM. Adds, d. s. Bill, J NJ.
Davis, Frank Mccain. II. b. Morse, j.
w. Thatcher, Superintendent of Water
Works r. W. Jeremy, City Engineer
Oscar Saabye together with Messrs G.
Hood, II. Q. Cross, L. SeYery, G. V.
Eskridge and THE NEWS representa-
tive wen: to point north
west of the city Saturday to inspect
proposed sites for new water works
There are various plans proposed rela-
tive TO a change In this feature OF public
improvement. One is to purchase a tract
OF land so situated that the drainage
can be entirely controlled by the city and
large enough to furnish at most seasons
of the year sufficient supply OF surface
water. Another is to erect q reSer
voir near the NeoshO river at
a point high enough to throw the
water for all ordinary pur-
poses into the business houses
and residences of the city. Sites thought
to be suitable for either method were in
spected, and certain measurements and
levels taken by the city engineer.
The committee on water works is sat
jsfied that the merits of the
proposed methods should be inves-
tgated and have accordingly Instructed
the engineer to proceed to take an accur.
ate survey and report the relative height
of the places proposed for the different
kinds of reservoirs with the elevation Of
various points in the city. The commit
tee and the council will not be ready tC
take any action until the engineer makes
his report and full data are procured.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
CITY TRANSFERS.

InhANorEh
Robert II. Brant to Sarah w. Goodale,
SO Exchange street; SO.
0. S. Porter to j. l.. Robinson, So Cot
tonwood street; 5000.
John Gallagher to Bridget Gallagher,
4 Neosho street; $3.50.
NJ. A. Gretchen to A. Mishler, 1876, 1913,
and 100 Sylvan street; 81 200.
B. F. Pease to L. NJ. Fink, % Cotton
wood street; $3.50.
G. M, Samson to Mary Z. Cash, II
Constitution street; 81 200.
Ezra Lamborn to A. A. Wells, so SYl-
van street. $500.
Geo. Frederick to Mrs. o. 5. Porter
lot of sub div of nhf OF lot 3, block 3
Ruggle's add; $175.
L. E. Perley to G. L. Thlnius, 95 East
D. NJ. Davis to Nellie Martz, Mer
chants street, Copley add; 81. 500.
Eva Mast 20 w. Merwin, part OF lot ]
and 2, Whittlesey add; $3.50.
VIVA. F. Hastings TO II. G. Clark, 32G
Commercial street; $1,000.
Anna A. Thomas to Virginia A. Hurst
105 State street; 500.
Mrs. G. NJ. Samson to Catharine ROs
enberry, 3 Constitution street, Coplel
addition; $1,000.
100 and 1862 Constitution street; $1,000
M. M. Dixon to g. V. Eskridge, 10.
and 1874 Sylvan street; 81 .260
NJ. Ickes TO ]. A. Moore, 70 CONNER
cial street; $1,000.
E. d. McCoIlom to NJ. G. Gibbs, lot .
Neosho street, Copley addition; $50.
4. o. Wharton to G. and F. Sparks
lots So, So, 66, 81, So, SO and 20 in Whar.
ton's subdivision, block 10 of Potwln'
subdivision of hf of Sc or 15-19-11
$4,000.
G. G. Martin to Frank Strain, lot A
Union street, Martins subdivision, BLOCH
3 of Potwin's subdivision; $40.
F. L. Smith TO Jas. Farrell, Smith
subdivision, ne or 16-l9-11; $500.
lie. Perley to E. q. Edwards, Stat'
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AN IMPURTANT CASE.

Our citizens will remember that some
months ago q large amount of notions
and novelty goods were shipped by w.
II. Suppe of this city to w. s. Wilkins
OF Fort Scott. The creditors of Mr..
Suppe claimed that the shipments were
made in violence to their interests and
asserted that the sales to wilkins were
not bona fide. The attorneys for the
Suppe creditors filed attachments against
the goods at Fort Scott and very
lively and lengthy legal contest
has been III force ever since. Wilkins
declared the stock was purchased in
good faith, and to defend his interests
brought suit for $4,000 In conversion to
recover the amount of the goods con-
fiscated, as they had been sold at the in
stance of the Suppe creditors. The case
has excited wide attention and employed
large amount of Fort Scott legal talent
In the prosecution Of it. There were
fl e attorneys employed by Wilkins and
Judge Harris of Fort Scott and Judge
E. w. Cunningham of Emporia were
engaged in the defense In behalf of the
Suppe creditors. The case occupied
four and half days and was concluded
May 20. The plea of Judge Cum
ninghsm to the jury is pronounced to
have been one of the most powerful and
effective efforts ever witnessed before
the Bourbon county bar. The matter
went to the jury last evening, who this
morning, according to a telegram just
received, decided against Wilkins and in
favor of the Suppe creditors.
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FARGO SPRINGS.


The Southwestern Land and Town
company held meeting here Thursday
The company decided to erect a two
story building, 20x4O feet, at Fargo
Springs at once, to be used for business
rooms and offices. This, with the
smaller building already erected by the
company, and two at least by other par
ties, will give the new town quite a
neuclus, which, in consideration of the
fact that claims in the county are rapid
lY being taken and that the location is
central, is an almost certain guarantee
that the leading town of Seward comfy
will be Fargo Springs. The company
at this meeting also considered certain
propositions regarding the establish
ment of newspaper al the new town.
We understand the proposition of a par
ty of Emporia gentlemen was consider
ed the most satisfactory. In speaking
of the new town q member of the CON-
pany to-day said the water.power TO be
obtained from the Cimarrop on land
owned by the company in and within'a
mile of the town site, is equal to that
furnished here by the Cottonwood. This
is an additional strong feature In favor
of the location.
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Medicated Body Bands

ARE A POSITIVE CURE FOB
Kidney Trauble, Rhe'tIsm, Painful Diffie'1t
Lumbsgo, PlenriEy, nenst5uaa9n,
Dygpepsia, Neuralgia, Collie or Diarfhoa.
Pains IN the Side, BACK OF bowels
Excellent for CHOLERA in all forms
Ufarming the bowels and checking discharges.
sent by mail on the receipt .of 81. =. Z
refer. by permission, to American Express
Co. or is agents Send for circular AGENTS
WAIVED.
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FOREST GARDEN.

The attendance and the manner in
which those present at the informal
opening were pleased taken as
an index, the Forest Garden is an as
sured success. The transparency con-
taing the words "Ice-cream and Lemon.
ade" over the arched gate and beneath
the green foliage over hanging, creates
an impression of the cool and cheerful
garden and parlors within that is not
misleading. The lawn with its trees
and statuary and the parlors with rich
carpets and curtains and other decora-
tions, and marble-to tables make a re-
sort which is certainly destined to be-
come very popular. the refreshments
served last night were of the finest kind
and were served in a most excellent
manner. Every one departed well
pleased with the place and treatment re-
ceived.
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usErasmore money than at anything else BY
WtF[taking an agency for the best selling
hook out, Beginners succeed gfandly. none
faiI Terms Tree, HALLEfT Book Co., PORT
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FOAkIdN LETrEkS


SAM'L F. MURPHY, P. II.
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Lawrence Herald, May 20: President
Taylor of the State Normal school, de-
livered the closing lecture in the uniVer-
sity course last evening. Notwlthstand-
ing the muddy condition of the street
crossings and the appearances of more
rain, he had a very fair audience. For
some reason the speaker decided not TO
lecture on the subject announced, and
lectured instead on THE Struggle of
Life" The speakers manner and de-
livery were easy and pleasant, while the
lecture was exceptionally good. 1t con-
tanned many fine passages, as well as
much sound philosophy. The lecture
was one of the best of the course, while
President Taylor certainly made very
favorable impression on those who heard
him last evening.
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rHE EA1poR1A CoNvENr1oN
OF County superintendent june 9th
10Th and IIth

OF County SuPerintendents june 9ths
10th and 11th-
The annual convention Of county su-
perintendents to be held IN this city on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
June 9th, 10th and 18th. promises to be
an interesting and profitable meeting
and it Is the general desire that there be
as large an attendance of the superin-
tendents of public instruction as posi-
BILE. The members of the convention
are cordially invited to be present at the
meeting Of the Alumni society of the
State Normal school on Wednesday, the
10Th, and the commencement exercises
on Thursday. The convention will con-
vene IN the Normal building.
The following is the program, which
has been prepared in accordance with
resolution passed at q meeting of county
superintendent held at Topeka in De-
cember, 1884:
TUESDAY. JUNE 0.
SESSION OPENS AT 4 Is Pm
/. Address OF Welcome.
Hon. L. B. Kellogg, OF EmpOria.
Hon. j H. Lawhead, State supt. Pub. Inst.
8. Is the graduating system practicable Tor
d strict schOoleH
Supt. A. G. Campbell. Of Morris.
Discussion: Supt. B. +. Merten, OF Clay
Supt- A. e. Dixon, Of Lyon
Supt. Will 3. Bolton, Ed
wards.
Adjournment.
500 ptm-Educational Address.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10.
SESSION OPENS AT 100 An.
4. The County Saperintendency.
Supt. Matt. Thompson. of Wabaunsee.
Discussion: Supt. Il. G. McQuiddy. of Har-
Of Marion: Supt. II. Fol
som, OF Jefferson.
8. Suggest1ons IN regard 70 formation and
Supt. d. Hammond, OF SedgWick.
Discussion: Supt. R. L. Hillman, Of Ottawa
Supt. Lizzie J. Stephenson
ofWoodson; Supt- Frank
Robertson, of Kingman.
9. How to secure attendance and good results
at teachers associations.
Supt. John Macdonald, of shawnee.
J Discussion; Supt. j. II. Lee, of Riley; Supt
J. Adams, Of Usage; supt
Maggie Ktlmer, OF Chau
tauquA.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 9: 30 p. n.
7. How 20 secure uniformity of text books
| under the present law.
supt. ii. II. Wood, OF Anderson.
Discussion; Supt. 9eorgiana Daniels, o
Greenwood; Supt Agnes J
Carruthers. of Saline; Supt
| II. q. Whitiock, OF Wyan
s. Suggestions in regard to new examination
| law.
Supt A II. Limerick of CoWley
Discussion: Supt. ]. v. Ratli1e, Of Sumner
| Supt. Eli Payne. of Reno
supt. Mary c. Williams. o
Coney.
o. Query Box.
10 MisceIIaneous Businesa
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BURGLARIZED.

The night OF May 20 burglars broke into
Clapp s. Sons Opera Parlors and stole
about $50. The entrance was effected
through rear window which was forced
up. After entering the thieves broke the
lock of drawer OF a side-board stand
ing IN the parlors, from which they OBJ
tanned the amount above named, II
money snd checks. No other drawers OF
cases were opened, and the marauderE
must have had knowledge of where
the money was on this particular night
as 1t has not been customary to keep il
where it was that night. No arrest:
have yet been made.
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KANSAS PATENTS

List OF patents granted to citizens of
Kansas for the week ending Tuesday,
May 10. 1885, complied from the official
records of the United States patent office,
expressly for THE News, by Herring &
Redmond. solicitors Of patents, No. 637
F street, N. W., Washington, D. C, OF
whom information may be had:
No. 31S.S51, George Bull. assignor o.
one-half to J. D. Pryor. Winfield, bed.
stead.
No. 3ls,35S, VIM. II. H. Campbell
Wichita, combined hand and foot power
No. 317,977, Amos B Cooper, Scan
dia, end gates for wagons
No. sis,14s Henry Still, Beloit, scuf
fle hoe.