Garden City Irrigator du lieu suivant : Garden City, Kansas • 3

PERSONAL. DIRECTORY. city mm "Little Gem" Dmff QlUillJn GARDEN CITY AND HARTLAND, KANSAS. Opposite Post (Office. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ABE NOW OPENING WITH A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF E.

Johns, of Bin-ton, Is in tbe city. A. B. Kramer, of Pierceville, was in tlie city Saturday. I.

K. Holmes, wife and daughter, are visiting In Iowa. J.H.Luther, ofCImarrou, was in the city Than lay. W. P.

Lotick, of Lakin. called at tlie county seat Saturday. A. J. Abbott la recreating in the country north of us this week L.

Sean Akers aud 'wife spent Sunday Polished Plate glass a Specialty. Wholesale aixci Pletail. 9 Dregs, MBflicines, Paints, Oils, YariMes, Stationery, Select Toilet Articles, Choice Perfumes, the best brands or Cigars and Tobacco. We have been fortunate in securing the services of Dr. R.

S. MITCHELL as Prescription Clerk, who has had ma experience of fourteen tkars in the Drug business. Come and examine our stock. I1nnr CooBljr. C.

rrobst Judge H. M. Wheeler Tnuaitt Geo. H. De Waters Clerk A.

H. Burtis Attorney W. R. Hopkins Uerk District Court K. O.

Bate Keglsterof Deots J. 3. Manger np'l of Public Iattruetion Albert Hun Sheriff W. D. Follon Coroner n.

8. Lowrance Surveyor O. V. Keere ID.R.Kenke.Ch'm Commissioners A. B.

Kramer. W. F. Louck. Dirmic-r COIBT Meet on tbe eecond Monday In April and October of each year.

Judge, C. Sirang. Finney Township. Trustee Dr. J.

H. Morrison Treasurer S. M. Carter. Clerk H.

C. Beala ostites of the Peace A. Ynu IJ. A. Ptevens Constable Road Overseer M.

B. Adams Cltr of Garden City. Mayor 1 K- Hlme Attorney W. A. Frush Clerk H.

C. Seals Treasurer A. Dietz Marshal N. J. Earp Health Officer Dr.

H. 8. Lowrance B. O. Bates; I W.D.

Pulton. Co ncl 1 men J. A. Stevens, IA.H Tyler. J.

T. Pearee. Livery, Sale and Feed Stable. A negro 'cook, who bad formerly been working at Carpenter's restaurant, was Hillyer Green took tlie contract to pot up the livery barn and residence for S. II.

Standisb, and bad the former up in with friends in Cimarron. II. B. Klainc, of the Dodge City Times, gave ui a call Saturday. Charles Entledge, of Illinois, was a guest of Ray.

Lowrance Sunday. J. B. Nichols, a nephew of Cunt. BuUin- ffr fpAm v4n-A Cstnnlaa- JOHNSON BACK.

Proprietors of the Emigrant Livery, Feed and Sal Stables. The arrested Saturday for reckless shooting, stable in tfie cut. Also stable in the city only flrst-elasa livery roprtetor ol the daily stag line between Gar- oi me oau; but was discharged for want of proof. Sropnetor en City and Dighton. lie bad made a target of an oiuVbouse in BLOOMER BROTHERS.

the rear of the Valley llot.se, and came C. Majors and G. W. Earp, of the flying GAEBEN CITY, KANSAS kji Main street, eonth side. New rigs and arooa ten ens.

Horses bosrded by day, week or month. near shooting a gentleman who was within town of Ulysses, were In town Tuesday. Superintendent Hurst informs ns that the fotir days time. W.J. Burgess, of Denver, has leased the rink, and will possession Sept.

15. He will make it a lively place th rough the coming season. People who come to Garden City this fall will think the people are extremely sociable they won't think of every third man being a candidate. Judge Hahn is off to Kansas City on A Happy "Sucker. i GARDEN CUT UNDER THE KFfT3 grub worms are killing out the loco weed business and may visit Illinois before returning.

THE IRRIGATOR. SCHOOL HOE Editob IaajQAToa Chancing to stop off a short time since at your beautiful village and on the ranges. lie thinks fully two-thirds of it is dead. They commenced on it List F. A.

Parsons. of the firm of C. Lamed A Co. la np from Wellington this week while making a prospective tour I chanead to Great Sale of Lots. Last chance for a banrain in the Local Editor.

LYUIAN NAtGLK, fall, but cold weather killed them before i learn that there were a number of homestead and tree claims near Kendall, on the A 8. Metropolis and beautiful Onen they had done much good. It is to be F. B. and at once took a ran to that point.

Another washout on the Santa Fe in honed they will commence still earlier city of the West. Colorado Wednesday night, and Thurs next year. and, to my surprise, found the apland. lying north of the Arkansas rlTer, a mile or two beyond the range of mounds skirting the valley. September 10th, 1SS5.

Th location of the U. S. Land Office and Time Card T. St S. F.

K. ft. WEST BOXTHD No. 1, Sanfrandsco Express 205 a No. 8.

Colorado L'tah Express BAST BOUMD PLANS ADOPTED FOR AN EIGHT-ROOM BDILDINff, OF BRICK OR STONE Bids Advertised for and the work to Bein at Once. day's train east was run in two sections, the List one being four hours late. As an evidence of the bitterness of the the moft beautiful prairie I ever saw. I took ad. C.

Cole Is off to the mouutains on a pleasure trip. He formerly resided at Colorado Springs. Kinsley Mercury: George Wight, the energetic land ageut of Pierceville, was in town Tuesday. W. T.

Coverdalc, W. Craddock and M. Peterman, of Wellington, were In the city first of the week. A. J.

Downing, of Aspen, is here to invest some money in and near tbe coming metropolis. fight between the rival towns, Saratoga vantage of tbe opportunity and filed oa two claims once, being satisfied villi tho future No. Atlantic Express. liam 9 90 am The watermelon social given by the ladies of the Congregational church last prospects there being abundance of good build and Pratt in Pratt county, it i stated that a party attempted to remove a building be had in Saratoga to the town of Pratt, the Friday evening was a novelty and a great School Board District No. 1.

Director J. W. Weeks Treasurer J. A. Stevens Clerk G.

Bstes ION SKRVICKS every Sahbath at the Congre-Kationai Church. Preaching at 11 A. and 7H P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening atlo'vlock.

Vabbath school at 3 P. A. C. McKEEVER. Partor Christian Church.

IIOMEB THRALL, Pastor Congregational Church. DNIOS SERVICES every Sabbath at the M. E. Church. Preaching at 11 a.

m. and A p.m. Social meeting; every Wednesdsy ere. at 7 p. m.

Sabbath Hcbool at a.m. All are Invited. Rev. 8. Bhink.

pastor M. K. Church. Rbt. H.

W. Pocxk, pastor U. B. church. Rav.

J. K. LowaaaiE, paetor C. P. church.

TTRIAN LODGE, U. A. F. and M. A Meets the fourth Saturday evening In I'lr each month.

W. II. Uanw, H. P. MTTON.

Sec. W. M. The Lower Rooms to be Ready for 0c- success, financially as well as socially. enpancj by Cold Weather.

ing stone near the village. I speak of this matter from the fact that I met a number of persona who had taken claims arisen or twenty miles from the rsilresd, believing that none could be had nearer; nevertheless from the rush now going on the question B. B. Black, Agent. Blall Calendar.

Jeave going East 12:43 a. in. and 9:45 a. m. Arrive from and :05 a m.

Leave going Weat and 2 :00 a m. Arrive from West 12:29 a and am. Leave for Scott Center 7:00 a Tuesdays. John Cochran is putting the tin roof on citizens of the former place remonstrated, and finally gathered in some force and set fire to the house, burning it up. Carpenters arc at work getting I.

11. By rcfercnce to tlie minutes of tlie school Mr. Iloisington's new building. Hillyer F. P.

and W. II. ingsterlcft for their borne in Illinois Tue-day. The IumaAToa will keep them posted. Green were tbe contractors on the of cliejp lands will be among tbe ihlnge of tbe meeting held last Tuesday it will be seen that the new school building is to be put Thursdaya end Saturdays.

Arrive 6 Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Holmes' office ready for the new bank. building and they put it up in a hurry. past. Think of one firm alone, I.

B. Holmes A Co. employing ten to twelve men to wait on and Leave lor Myal, cnyler, vigbton ana cow-land 7am Wednesdays and Saturdays. Arrive up at ouce. J.

M. Anderson, a contractor County Seat. Proceeds from thi sale to build the stone Court house. The lots are in the vicinity of the couat house and business part of the city. Don miss the golden opportunity, as it will never come again.

No sham bids on a forfeit of $1,000. I reserve the right to pay the buc-cessful bidder 10 per cent of the bid and cancel the sale, which will be very fair and give the bidders a pocket full of spending money. Remember, September 10th, which positively will be my last great sale of lots. Terms of sale: One lourth cash; balance on six, twelve and eighteen month's time, at 10 per cent interest. Farmers, mechanics, stockmen, women, children, everybody get a locate land-seckers, with others doing lively from Emporia, and Stevens Thompson, pa Tuesdaya and Fridays.

Leave for lvanhoe and Harwood 7am every Senator Allen, of i Chanute, stopped off to see Garden Citv, on a return trip from tbe mountains Thursday. S. A. Ballard and wife, of Dodge City, and Mrs. J.

M. Ballard, of Boston, were at tbe of tins city, presented plans to the meetin business in the same line. Tonr paper is welcome visitor. Gao. W.

LAxercKD. nay except Sunday. Arrive 6pm every day except Sunday. The former was for a six room and the ft A. R.

Garden City Post. No. 257 meets First latter for an eight room house. Exit summer. Dodge City Times: It is proposed to Ui and Third Hatnrdavs of each month.

J. W. Weeks. Post Commander. H.M.

Wheelek, Post Adjutant. lie plan of Stevens ct lliompson was bond Ford county in the sum of $80,000, New school house. to aid in the construction of the Cattle adopted on account of Its size and archi King Railroad from Dodge City to Enjrlc- The first petition will be taken out, which with the rear room will serve for the bank, and a 20 foot addition will be put on the rear for the land office. A second story will be added to the building also, to be occupied by Webster, Davis Co. Ice is now $2.50 per hundred and ice cream dealers are not realizing much profit Some have quit handling it.

Little did our ice dealers think they would have to ship ice here this summer. They thought they had enough to last two summers, but so rapidly has tlie town increased that they ran out before the summer was half gone. tectural beauty. Tlie buiidiur will be O. O.

F. Soquoyah Lodge No, 245. Meets Light rain Wednesday. wood. The proposition will De suDimtua 1 every i nursuay evening, G0x70, divided into eight rooms 23x28 and I W.

N.P. WEKS, Tlie boom is increasing. E. MlLaik, X. to tlie people in tlie due course of time.

The people of Ford county will never vote Secretury. C. A. Dietz has concluded not to put i his building until spring, when he will build it of stone. For tlie present he is putting an addition to his old store room.

A pleasant social gathering took place at the residence of Hon. C. F. M. Niles, Saturday evening.

The party was in honor of Miss Sadie Niles, of Findlay, Ohio. A new town company has been formed in Seward county which proposes to lay out and build a town called Adrian, six miles north and one mile east of Fargo Springs. Evans, Moore Co. are building a room on Santa Fe street for a wholesale and retail feed torc. They will also build a warcroom near tlie side track.

Still they come I these bonds. of P. CAMDEN C1TV LODGE No. 98' Syracuse Journal: A- little north of Meets every Fridsy evening. In Stevens' Metropolitan Tuesday.

Wm. Moore, of Cuyler, called Wednesday to renew his snbeription and to subscribe for his neigb.br, James Crouch, Mrs. A. C. McKeever returned from Colorado last Saturday, after spending several weeks at the mountain resorts.

W. B. Wheeler is in the city. Mrs. Wheeler arrived from Mifsouri Tuesday and is spendiug this week with friends in Garden City.

Tbey will go to housekeeping In Lakin nest week. Cimarron Herald Mr. A. S. VanPattcn and wife, of Garden City, were in Cin-arron last Friday.

Mr. Vanl'atten was surprised at the growth of Cimarron. Col. J. S.

Graham, of Buffalo, Xcw York, hll. at 8 o'clock p. m. All visitlne Garden City K. Patterson has a horse ahrotbers cordiallv Invited to attend ail Hand shaking lias commenwd.

Our merchants arc all kept on the M. E. Clute drives tlie best team in the county. Prairie chickens are open to fire after ranch where be keeps about two hundred conventions. head of brood mares and tho requisite uv una gn-uv city oi me eiv You cannot make a better investment.

Remember this, best and easiest terms ever offered. Be on hand early, at 10 a September a 19 foot hallway through the center of the building. It provides for a teachers room, a principal's room and a cloak room for eaeli school room. The entrance is through the base of a lofty tower. The piau is after the fashion of the finest school building in Richmond, and combines beauty with excellence.

Tlie building is to be constructed of brick or stone, most likely stone, for the O.U. KNraHT, C. C. H. Bi HTiS, K.

of R. A S. nuniDcr oi inorongnoreu Gorman stallions. There is nothing remarkable about this only it appeared a little singular to us that a man who can reel off Greek by the yard should be engaged in such a business. 10th next Monday.

C. J. JOXES. Phyalclans and Surgeona. rv-, J.

W. IIOLMES, Physician and Snrgeon. LIi Office on Main street, Uarden City, Kans. G. T.

Inge returned from Chicago Tuesday. He thinks that Chicago is tlie best city west of tlie seaboard, and was astonished at the great improvements in progress there. He bought a large stock of goods which will arrive in a few days, in order Rt'inember tlie Ikkigator is headquar Young ladiea, there Is an Evans Street la Holmes' addition, and there shotdd be aa Evans woman down then. ters for job printing. tl 8.

LOWRANCE. M. Phveiclan and The township Board met Monday and Finney county is. one of the most pros California fruits at Van Ptlt'. lOtf Bargains in barbed wire 3 car loads, at il Surgeon, Garden City.

Kansas. Will at decided to confer with the city council tend calls promptly, day or night. was here last week, tbe guest of his nephew, Hon. C. F.

M. Niles. Col. Graham is an official of the Lake Shore Railway Company. to make room for them they will have a Cabtkk Bbo'b.

with reference to repairing the roads and Holmes' addition is on Mm market. 8e Manager Wolfe. Lots are cheap, terms easy. I. R.

Hulvu A Agrnu. reason that it retjures too much time te burn the britk. The cost will be about $12,000. Temporary arrangements will be made for school to couicncc at an early day so as to have a nine months school this winter, but the new building will not be ready for use before tlie first of Janua xty-foot addition built on to the roar of perous in the state. A lodge of the Sons of Veterans will be organized here soon.

A SABINE. M. Physician and Snrpeon, Garden City, Kanras. Office at residence, New lot of Boots and Shoes just receiv building bridges over the ditches north of the city. their store room.

on Slgtith street. ed at Tyler'. Prkvs way down. 10lf Wail paper at tie 41-tf L. McCARTY A C.

A. MILTON, Physicians The announcement of W. D. Fulton, Git your lemonade aud L. W.

Thrall is taking a census of the 1 and Surgeons. Office at City Drug Store, Tlie rink cannot be obtained for tempo confections of lOtf in Uio hardware line at Van Pelt, above the Rink. Everything Carter Bros. Dodge City, Kansas. for Sheriff will be found in to-day's Irri city, by order of the council.

ry. The Board advertises for bids else rary school purposes, and an effort is being made by the Board to get the church Messrs. Campbell and Dale, the former from Crawfordevills, Indiana, and the latter from Bedford, Indiana, called Monday. They arc starting a land office in Grant county. M.

M. Cogill, of Fredonia, Kansas, formerly Deputy Grand Master of the Masonic fraternity, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. Cogill is tbe gentleman who organized the Masonic lodge here. gator.

Mr. Fulton is the present incum 9-tf Seed Kye at Chess Bros. where in lo-days paper. Tlie "Little Gem" is brandling out. It Dentists.

bent. He understands and discharges the High grule flour, wholesale and retail, at Carter es. School is expected to begin by the Wholesale and retail at Dictz'e, lias established a branch at Hartland. uties of tlie office in a very satisfactory 15th of September. FRANK CART WRIGHT, Dentist, Garden City Kansas.

Office on east side Main street, opposite le Waters' Drug Store. Chess Bros, are sole agents for Pawnee County Commissioners. Cocxnr Clerk's Office, 1 Garden City, August 22, 18S3. Shoes until you can't rot at I The Irrigator publishes more news Rock flour. Every sack warranted.

Otf Bro's. Two belligerent individuals got into a than any paper in Western Kansas. rv W. CROW. Dentist.

Offlee on Main street. Commissioners met in special session manner to the people and it will be a difficult thing for any one to dislodge him. Uncle Bill is a "rustler" and will give his competitors a lively race. Mrs. Coulston's ice cream parlor the All kiuds of salt and smoked I.

R. Holmes is in Iowa this week and Ui Will visit Garden City first Saturday of each I .1 a. a. i Ilt twljAiiwt In Mm A ret a ml i-ttA CnMnl a I fight in front of the postoffice Monday The trouble grew out of some meats at 4t month. A.

C. McKeever lain tbe eastern part ortheianu consiuercu uio appoiiiiuienu oi np-1 uuiuijliu i Ulctt8 I I flu rftrwr nniii Q-tl I H. Dunn, tlie furniture man, is up from Dodge this week. state. Capt.

Ballinger has things alibis own I praisers on 33 school lain! petitions. Ull I peonle from I I Mrs 1. A fVui1.titi liifi Anannl in tnt I 1 unpleasantness engendered at Fitzgerald's a distance are making Attorneys and Ileal Eatate Agents. A couple of arid fellows came down tlie wsy, ana ne mbio bduko ma avuruujiuM utuuuu road netitions OS. 1.

2 and 3 WCre billiard room. S. II. Staudish has his livery stable open imp's room, formerly occupied by the "cl' 47t ABBOTT. Attorney at Law.

Garden City. 1 street the otliar day with a bottle of beer, granted and viewers appointed, as follows, for business, and inserts his card elsewhere. Kansas. Will pratice in 'all tbe courts of I im. j.

announces tins weeK as a and in their eagerness to irrigate they Theodore Kershaw, Lite of the Ibriga- to-wit meat market. 9-tf Go to the Garden Citv Confcrtiooerr. candidate for Sheriff. Mr. Earp is well have added 100 new subscribers to the state, uarerai attention iven xo collections.

Correspondence solicited. tob forc. has gone to Cimarron to take charge On notitinn Xo. 1-J. n.

Morrison. J. topped behind a box car, thinking, we Go to the little "Ice Cream Saloon" first door MMith of tlie County Btiildlnr, for your confections. known to the citizens of the county and our list since we took charge of the Irri or the local department or the west, i around the corner for your cream and con presume, that all of town was north of the Attorney at Law, 6HARLKS W. MORSE, Garden City, Kansas.

Theodore is a reliable young man and we wish being peculiarly fitted for the office, will gator. fections. Mrs. L. A.

Coulston, proprie For bargains in town lots or Farm lands htm success at Cimarron. On petition No. 2 J. II. Morrison, W.

Weeks and L. C. Reed. tress. IMI railroad.

They sought to open the flood gate by rapping the bottle against the car, make a strong race. call on TDROWN A ROUNDS, Land Att Tneys, Garden All of our hotels are getting new regis When in need of hardware of any de Frank N. Moon, traveling agent of tlie City, Kansas. 3tf C. W.UoBSBstCo.

ters. It does not take long to fill a register A union temperance meeting was held On petition No. 3 C. O. Chapman, scription call ou G.

Lamed Co. at the M. R. church last Sunday cveninir. here.

Chas. Shultz and J. II. Waterman. but lo, it was tlie bottom that dropped out instead of the top and tlie intended irrigation was wasted on the ground.

Go to Rcno'a new feed store for roar HOPKINS IIAHN, Attorneys at Law. Office in County Buildine, Garden City, Kansas. Wichita Beacon, gave the Ibbioator a call Toes-1 day. The Beacon is printed at p. m.

and reaches here early next morning. It is a good Mrs. B. L. Stotts has just received a fine Flour and Feed.

Rev J. R. Lowrance was tlie principal Descriptions of roads will appear in line of handsome necknear. Also a large Tlie Santa Fe has improved its Main riTTBBS BOORET. Real Estate W.

Morse Co. have nome of tha paper for oar citizens to take, and a great speaker, several new members were road notices, dated August 22, 1885, with line of fancy goods. Call and see. 8-2t Loan and Kansas. Kansas street crossing with several car loads of I Presbyterian brethren will let the Insurance Agents, Garden City, many are already receiving It.

added to tlie Alliance. viewers corresponding to the above. City prep- Coats' rakes at McGcc Bill's. 8-tf finest residence lou In Garden City for sale. They are dau-ies tf3 Office third door north or postonice.

cinders. lion. C. M. Niles has a number of On motion it was ordered that a special The ladies of the Presbyterian church Wood McGce contract for their new church next week.

It is to be 40xG0 the largest house in town. Any financial aid extended them will be and iron pumps at Syracuse is putting on metropolitan airs. The cry Is Inge Bros- are rivtoi bar. Bill's. 8-tf erty specialty.

FRU8H A CARTW RIGHT, (w. A. FRrsu. doddcartwrkjht.) Lawvers. Wl make a specialty of contest, Tsx Title and Real Etate Litigation.

Office, U. 8. Lund Office Building. g-ucsts this week, including his father, Charles l-elcction be held in tlie Township of Ivan-E. Niles, President of the First National bank pmney county, Kansas, on the 29th She is to have another newspaper, of Dem will give an ice cream social at the next Wednesday evenine.

Good music gains in groceries and dry good. 47tt Chess Bros, guarantee prices and goods. ocratic faith. thankfully received. They deserve all yon can give them.

Help them along. It debt of the First National b.nk, of Medicine of September, 188a, for the flection Of Wiudow curtains at DeWater. 42tf and a general good time. Everybody Nice fresh stock of confections at Mrs. Meade county reports corn stalks eleven Lodge.

Mrs.C.E. Niles, Miss Sadie Niles and township officers for said townsinp, and go. rrocecds go toward tlie new church is to be completed by November 1, sooner I A. Coulston's, 9-tf Cider aud Ice Cream at the Garden Citv Mrs. A.

Bish, who have been here for several the Sheriff of Finney county is hereby in feet eight inches high aud seven inches in GW. MOKSK A Land and Real Estate Agents. Gsrden City, Kansas. Office opposite tbe U. 8.

Land office. Settlers located, con-testa made and a general land office business transacted. Confectionery. Parties laying in a supply of goods will A. S.

Tyler received a car load of water weecs, aepaneaior nome inesaay nigm. strtictcd to issue notices Of same as rc- circumference. if possible, and will be used for school purposes until tlie new school building is ready for occupancy. do well Dy calling on A. Dietz.

melons from Sterling last Friday and sup For clieap, desirable Main street proper- Erucst A. Reiman, of Englewood, was I quired by Law. If the rush of settlers continue there Just step around tho corner and visit lJ dl on or address Office in JT1LTON BROWN, Attornev at Law. 3tf plied this office with a couple. They were tlie bet we have had this season, as the C.

W. Mors a Co. public land lelt in Kan- Will prac Ill Concrete. Garden City, Kansas. Mrs.

Coulston's confectionery for "sweets" Bloomer the new druggists, make will not be much sas by spring. in tbe city Saturday and called at this office. Commissioners adjourned sine die. Be says party of Santa Fe directors were in A II. Bcrtis, County Clerk, Englewood last week viewing the ground for the Cattle King railway, which la to ran south Adjourned School Meeting.

of all kinds. 9-tr If yon want a bargain in City property tice in all the courts or the state, caretul attention given to collections. Correspondence solicited. Irrigator printers will all testify. their bow to the people of Garden City Go to Smith Vinzant for flour, meal I or deeded bind why dont you go toStubba Boorey and get iu 8t E.

C. Smith, ot Harper county, has re and Western Kansas, through the Irriga The Santa Fe should be made to cut its and feed or all kinds. from Dodge. They went to Kiowa and it is a T1C adjourned session of the annual O. CHAPMAN.

Attorney at Law, Lakin, turned to Garden City and will start a tor to-day. They are experienced busi question aa to whether they will bnild from I school meeting met again List Tuesday Vy, Kas. All business and collections promptly trains on-the Main street crossing. The Garden City la spreading herself. See Sbscribo for Gen.

Grant's "Personal attended to. Correspondence solicited. harness shop, ness men, late from Wichita, and are a Dodge or extend tbe Southern Kansas which la I Committee reported one hundred and principal thoroughfare of a town of the Holmes' addition. Memoirs, writen by his own pen, none nowcompleted to Kiowa. The Santa Fe con-1 fortv petitioner in favor of voting 10,000 good acquisition to our commercial inter rtEORGE W.

WIGHT. Government Land genuine unless marked "Personal Memoirs pretentions of Garden City should not be The Santa Fc is going to put another Henry Kirschner will make to order, tbe bonds for school building. Report of trnls both roads. ests. They have with tiiem as prescription of U.

S. Grant." W. C. Depkw, allowed to be blockaded as it is sometimes, passenger train on this end of the road committee accepted and committee dis finest boot and shoes. All work gnann teed Repjiiriuz a specialty.

Agent for Finney County Kans. VJ Agent. Surveyor and Notary Pnblic, Pierceville, Kansas. MW. SUTTON, Attorney at Law, Dodge Citv.

Kansas. Will practice in all courts charged. soon, we hear. A new town called Surprise City is to be Report of building committee received Brcecli-loading shot guns, Smith Wes A New Map. The real estate firm of Bennett Smith have supplied tlie demand for a new map Avenue opposite tbe Kink Household sewing machines; large In In the state, and respond promptly to all calls I started in Grant county in the same town son and Colt's revolvers at MuGeo Stevens Thompson's plan adopted, aud committee discharged.

The Santa Fc has ordered the buildings recently built on railroad ground opposite clerk, Dr. R. S. Mitchell, a physician of several years experience, and can insure accurate compounding. Give them a call.

Capt. J. J. Mungcr announces this week as a candidate for re-election to the office of Register of Deeds of Finney county. Bill's.

8-tf ship in which Ulysses is located. Hutchin by telegraph or letter. OHARLES VAN TROMP, Survcyer and Land voice ju-t at A. 8. Tyler a.

tf-J of Southwestern Kansas. It shows the the depot, removed. Motion prevailed to instruct Stevens Thompson to complete plans and specifi son parties arc at the bottom of it. They Showing; and Kansas. Holmes' new addition Is all Ui talk.

Its I Mowing machines, rakes, wagons, btig- vy Agent, Doage tity whole of the Garden City land district land in Southwestern surveying government proved up on the land last Saturday. cations, aud for District tsoarci to advertise Deauiiiui, wt-u platted, its the exact place I gles and pumps, at Carter Bros. with all towns aud other features accurate- Kansas a specialty, Dr. Lowrance has been county coroner nearly a year and has not got to sit" on for bids. for home hunters and speculators.

It transpires that our friend Will Capt. Mungcr has filled tlie office the past ly located. It is published in the shape of Largest stock of groceries in tbe city or Motion was made to reconsider location 1. K. Holmes Agents.

WENIE MILTON, Attorneys at Law.Dodge City, Kansas. a single dead body yet. vpnr with credit nml it wnnlil frnra I a folder aud contains a well written de- county, at Dietz's. Pierce did not go east exclusively for jew. of school house.

Motion did not prevail. Grass for sale by Dunn Minis. CO elry. He was married on last Wednesday New books at De Waters. 41-tf Hillyer Green have already com On motion the clerk was instructed to furnish eaeli of tlie Garden City papers Dreaamakt ne acres on the ii mry place, 1 mile from to a young lady in Iowa, Miss Julia Laza a misfortune if lie was re-elected, llis scription of each county and of each im-records show up clear and legible, and he portant town.

They have a large quanti-is always at his post ready to attend to the ty for general distribution at 5 cents per pleted Mr. Hoisinston's two-story busi town. Dietz has all kinds of Eastern and UaJU with copy of proceedings and request M.BCRBT, Dressmskor, Main street. TtfRS. A rns.

They will arrive here next week ness room on Main street. foniia dried and canned fruits. S-tf that she same be published. IVl Garden City cutting ana ntung uone to C. G.

Lamed Co. employ tlie best Tlie Irrigator extends congratulations. order. want-of the people. Having served only copy, and their enterprise will prove of tinner in the state and make a specialty of On motion tlie District Board was instructed to procure suitable school rooms Bennett Smith have invested in a type A work liorsa for sale by Squire Worrel roofing, spouting, guttering, etc much beuefit to this section.

Of Garden City, they say writer with which to attend to their ex Dodge City Globe Daniel Watson, who worth 1 00 can be bought for $113. Bar bear. a short telkn he naturally expects a re-election. Aside from politics, Cap. will make Goods going cheap for the next two tensive correspondence.

for temporary purposes. On motion meeting adjourned. J. W. Weeks, Director.

E. G. Bates, Clerk. Five cent prints are all the rare at I nsre "What can we say new of Garden City? shot D. Beathon at Cimarron a short time ago, had an examination before Judge Cook last Thursday, which was continued ust as good a Recorder as can be found VICTOR PATNK.

Fashionable Barber. Garden City. Kansas. Shop on Main street, opposite Post Office. Bro's.

47tf It is not the "bigness" of a paper that in tlie county. weeks at Mrs. B. L. Stotts in order to make room for largest stock of fall millinery and ladies' furnishing goods ever Why praise it? You would not, you could not, believe our story.

It is not a town, makes its value it's the contents. Blank Stubbs Boorey have a "dandy office until the 29th. He was allowed his liberty on giving $2000 bonds. Kansas towns have generally gone into but a city. Kansas never saw such a neatanranta aud lee Cream Saloons.

brought to the city. 8-2t Sherlock. et sheets arc going out of date. but their bargains iu real estate will ptau you much better. 2tX the park business, but the trees arc usually town.

Did yon know it yesterday? Look at it to-morrow and yon will not know it. Tlie railway company has a squad of Restanrant. next door to CARPENTER. AngustSS t. A.

Barkley ia agent for the iRHif.AToK at this ulaee. W. 11. Crawford has opened a Second Candidates to tlie front! Come now kept lor snow. At Center tlie park, though one of the youngest in Kansas, has Meals and lodirinK.

25 centa. as Ait land office. Onward, upward I Upward and onward Hand store on Main street, north of tlie Did yon see tliat suit of cloUics at G. T. Ben P.

Knana is visitins; at bia old borne in good aa there is on the road. Headquarters for no skulking Let tlie people know who men here putting up shed additions to the depot to afford shelter for the wonderful already become the solace and comfort of I has been tlie motto of her active citizens, Uinairi. He is extecLrd home in a few (lavs. rink. He has a large stock of fecond Inge Bro't? 47UT M.J.

Cooper will teach one of the schools in you are and what you want. tlie town, beats arranged in circles have until tlie fair city or the plains can now laoa teeters. rk CH rTTEN DON. Restanrant and Confection hand furniture, practically as good as new, the Folsom district, northwest of this place. amount of freight that arrives here.

The Wall paper at De Waters. been "planted" by tlie authorities, and I look ahead to the day when she can look which lie oilers at about ball what new Jacob Born, or itiebfo. coiorauo, a lonner wl A la ui a 14 1 Li err. Main street opposite postoffice. The 41-tf 41-tf C.

J. Jones Is advertising his great sale from the hour tlie sun fairly begins busi-1 down upon any city 111 Southwestern Kan-1 resident rr this vicinitv. was vtstuni: bis brother best Ice ere am In the city. New books at De Waters. company will build a fine depot here in tlie spring.

goods would cost. A penny saved Is a penny made, and here is a good place to of lots iu the state papers. It is an oppor ness until the midnight moon is riding in sas. better people, no Oetter society m-iaw, Michael Auer, a lew oaya ago, ana can-the sky the Clay Center people who are can be found anywhere. Do not think J- Pone to Syracuse to take a tunity not offered every day.

(let your Lenionnile at tlie Garden CitT save them. They have a nice lot or on EDWARDS' RESTAURANT is headquarters for lee eream, lemonade, confectioneries and lunch. Full line of California fruits. L. C.

Fishback, of Virginia, an cx- uui ninu viijwj v.tj ma. in iw jrw vuj i vlt I position OU tne journal in inai noonuuK Durgc. paintings which luey wui eu lar ix-iirw i tjoriftctMKX'ry. aw.tit.il vilno tl I narirhnnl bon! has a new roof and seTcral Lanied people have taken it charters perienccd sign writer, is. getting In his suaue.

is an excellent puuuc invest-1 or civilization, nurciies, ecnunis, news- other needed improvements, external aud in uicnt. Larncd Eagle-Optic papers all that you find anywhere you i mi lino jrrocenca at vaxvcr xns W. DtaboThe puce authorizing the building of street railways work iu Garden City. He does nothing A park is something that Garden City Hod Here. AO rxtter newspapers are pui la town.

California frnlts a specialty waraen viiy uasery ana wraiccuoBery. mXnoX stoneware. Inclndinr ehnms. and water works for that village. ternal.

Pierceville. Aru. 36. Mrs. Hartlg Is In La Junta.

Bartons returned from round np Monday. ought to provide for. It would be antt- A. C. Langley Son, Proprietor.

Fresh I crocks and Jars, at Carter Bros. but write signs and he knows his business thoroughly. Give him a Job and let him try his hand and he will please you. rtEORGE 8. STEVENS.

Lunch Counter, dealer An effort will be made to have the San VI la choice California mills ana cvnreciiona, traction on this treeless plain, of which not 1 i o.i- htt kl. i I Insure your property with Stubbs "Bob" Hopkins visited with Jno. Clark Sun Ice cream and lemonade. ta Fe put in erossinss on Seventh aud Sentinel published here. Both of these papers have recently added power presses, aud are really first-class sheets.

Two banks a large number of mercantile establishments ail do a prosperous business. Vis v. uiiMUl iuu trrsj vnnii day. tar.a..o ofva nroiinH.il trv iln t.iaffwi A 1 IXXHVTo PW many towns could boast Now is tlie time to start it, before real estate gets too bigli. Eight streets.

It ought to be done, Sheriff Fulton and aon were in town Monday. uaiiMc MH4 aa a a ivu a I n-ev J. M. Uackworth has moved his veget Boarding Hons. We solicit special orders for fine baking.

Window curtains at De Water's. 43tf Con. McCarthy, deputy postmaster at lielfaet, was in town Saturday. able stand to the room formerly occupied a trial. Our hardware dealers are having trou B.

Boardlna- Honse. South Iran. In a few years we could have such a place as would charm the whole of Western Eugene Norman, the best barber in Garden Mechanics, laboring men, and men of means can all find work, and plenty of it, Good oVlm-red to all parts of Meals ia cents. Week board IVi Mala street. itreei.

to Finnnp's next door Finney and our old friend called Sunuav. ble getting nails here in car load lots tbe by J. W. Weeks. Will DcCordova has bought the meat market ia connection 6-tI by A.

S. Tyler. county bunk. Garden City. Kansas.

Why rfct the city council make In this fair town, and reap rewards little mills not being able to supply thorn. Gossip evolved from nothing; we are snpriseiL finds credence. But those not gifted with a good understanding are easily led by scheming men dreamed of in tlie east." with this establishment. Mr. Hackwortli's provision for it? C.

G. Lamed Co- tbe new hardware Mixed paints at Dc aad rooms. M.ao. Drags. Gil.

DaWATERS, Drags and Notions. Tbe oldest drag house in Garden City. to believe anything told tbem. tubboroly re The Ikkigator "was unable to move to old room is being fitted np for a store firm, have opened their stock and are now the city 43Kf 42tf 42tf 41-tf Jones' New Block. fuse to recognize facta, and coadem what tbey Mixed paints at De Water's.

ready to offer superior inducements to I room. The front of Jones new stone block is it new stand last week, but will move iring the coming week. do not understand. frrom another those in need of hardware of any kind. Mixed paints at DeWaU-r.

We are sending out statements of ac completed, nd it is one of the handsomest August Cloudy, cold and damp. Bad Give them a call. Trail City. Trail City is on the boom. It is situated on the line between Kansas and Colorado, where the national cattle trail crosses tlie Santa Fe.

This trail will doubtless become Croccrtea, weather for bsyloK. in the state. The stone is from the Ken counts to all who owe us on subscription Chittenden, Tosh and Wiley have start anta ia palatini the freight Wall paper at De Waters. rtHA8. A.

DIETZ. Wholesale and Retail Oro- A painter rrom 1-a room. Get prices at G. Larued on dall quarries and ia a fair specimen of what this week, and hope they will be promptly ed a brick yanl near the river above the eery. Fair and square dealing is my Geo Wleht had a valuable horse killed on tb tbe crowd anotto.

Corner Jiain ana caiton streets, uaraen because 47tT that stone Is susceptible of in tlie way of track Sunday nitrht. responded to. Having purchased these ac Inge Bro's. bare they sell so cheap. bridge and will soon liavc brick ou the tire mosi iwpuiur uiic iu mc blacksmith to busy matlnfC new plow hardware before buying.

Take a look at the new hardware of C. G. Lamed Co. counts with the office we desire to close market. tore plenty to do hers and has re carving.

It looks almost as perfect as marble Ou tlie top of the Main street reason that the quarantine laws can tie snare ue anas I centiv built an ed Milk cows for sale by Morgan at wes Sditlon to his shop. Feed Store). them up and get on a square footing with Good stereoscopic views of different son. Apply to lei ii Ukinon. ew a corner a handsome stone tiblet is to be our patrons.

Look out for the car load of steel nails direct from Wheeling to arrive at Mc 6 LINTON RSXO, dealer In Flour and reed, Garden City, Kansaa. Prices low aa the low-set. South side railroad. portions of the city are now on sale at the postoffice. They are the work of Rogers' A week or two ago there was about piaced containing Mr.

Jones' name aud the year "18S5." The carpenters and Gce BUY about tlie 25th. more easily evaded there than eiscwnerc juery is, or is not, eider intoxicating? LotslnTrali Cisy. are selling rapidly at SUwKf J0 $100 and upwards. Two saloons are al- fa ready in operation, a dance house is tO be preparatory to keeping bachelor's ball. That owned this week, a oeneral Store and brin adopted by nearly all of the ec- opiuiu una a cw two men, as wages are so low they are forced to livery stable are on the way.

IL E. economic ROGERS, gallery. Iiaiber Yard. plasterers will no push their work rapidjy 3,000,000 acres of government land yet open to homestead, pre-emption and timber claims in Finney, Hamilton and Seward An endless variety of new Hats and Caps Builders were checked last week by a and tlie building will soon b3 ready for at A-S. Trier's.

Go and see tnem. luu occupancy. eonnties in southwestern Kansas, and Wrntworth is agent for the sale Of lots In I one stacker. He Uforma as he Intends KANSAS IXHBER Sean Akers, Manager, dealer in Lumber, lath, shingles, sash, doors, blinds, post, lime, hair, plaster parts, Ac, Ac, Gardes) City, Kansas. We carry everything In the building line.

Call and see us wfca ia toe city. All orders given prompt failure of the lime supply. Lou Reed received a car load from Quincy, Illinois, Thursday. Two lUre and Sew Hoses Free. i.

ii t.i.. tn-1 puttinr up about BOO tons of ha this seasos As stitcd previously, the tipper rooms which is being appropriated at the rate of this city. uuu. ix. i I Lst winter's experience amonc our eattlemea jiilip who send GO cents (and cents are to be occupied as a hoteL with an office teresUHl iu UlC t0WIU 16,000 acres per day.

on the ground floor. Mr. Jones has proo- have stimulated litem to greater effort to provide more feed for tbe winter months. As this baa been a good season for bay, millet andean, Enoch of it kas, aad as, being pat np. for postage on roses) for one trial subscription for six mouth to The House-keeper." Minneapolis, before Sep A- Bagby, of Wellington, has bought ably leased tbe hotel to Mr.

B.S. Phillips, I "Salem Scalperf-" S. Fryar carried off tlie $10 prize at the shooting pallet last Saturday. 'There were nine contestants and the score was Leading Pliotcgraplisr, of tho State. GAEDEH CUT AID HELL Garden Citjr Gallery in Jones building, Main Street.

Blacftcsaaltha and Wage Makers. tlie Judge Morgan land 2 miles north of Rlaekumttli tluw Ait at KRIS MA town aud will move to Garden City. formerly landlord of the new $20,000 bo- Another party of "Hoosiers." from Sa-tel at Medicine Lodge, and proposes to lem, arrived Wednesday, and they tt onen inside of 30 davs. Mr. Phil- ed their card to the IkbJOATOB as follows Under the Hammer.

at via of the Rink. jiepainng promptly at-1 very vhtk. There are 480 acres in tbe tract. Mr. Bag- tended to.

Have you seen tbe notice of tbe Great Lot Sale? Just think You can secure a One of our "rustlers'" spent Sunday at by is one of the best men of Wellington, "SAUarSClLITtRS. TAMES L. WILLIAMS. Blacksmith and ips is perhaps one of the best hotel men in tbe state. He was here first of the week.

Dodge and came back minus several dot- and we are glad that be is coming among Exodus Committee William G. Jami-I choice lot in Garden City by paying one. fourth dom. Don't lose such an oppor- arrs tt a. cat.t Lira in money, a watch, and with a pretty Tbe house will have a grand opening soon.

I tember 1885, will receive as a premium two new and beautiful Tea rtwe, suitable for house or out door enlfaire. These choice roses are tbe "Jtadatn Sctiwartz," and "Perta de Jardine," an4 are sold by Florist at 50 centa each. The plants are strong and ar mailed In a neat wooden box, "sure to reach in good order. Tbe noti ir'' is seven years old, has 80,000 C.ifflil tUon, and is ImhVpen-eable to ladSct mho have seen a copy. In case the I--t wo stibscribes is the first from her 1' she will receive The UotiM'k year.

forfpert- UR-n full partieuhtr. speckled face. tbe particulars of which will De maae binity, and let foreign capital "gobble np" all the "soft snaps." Let every citizen. Tlie premium list of tbe great St. Louis aboer.

All kinds of work promptly done. rassbeeing a specialty. SbopoaEnclldavebue TE. CAlIEROK.Waron aad Carrier maker. All kinds of repairing done.

Trimming carriages a specially, buop at Krrisman a blackeaUth shop. Billiard Hall, known later. son, Captain Lewis Saltmarsb, 1st Lieut. Frank MeMnrran; 2nd LWtiU Jacob M. Denny, Chaplain; Eobert Mitchell, Scout; 'Mannel'Zittk, Forager.

TU KAXSAS OB 7 cu.i, it Kickerson lias hatched a railway scheme Fair Is received. Any of our subscribers both men and women secure lor utcra-seives a home in tlie future (if not already) desiring a copy of the premium Ust will In the sluipe of a line from that place southwest through Clark, Meade and Sew. metropolis of western Kansas. U. Uorcber now has bis bath room receive one free by addressing Festus J.

Tliey are a sociable lot of fellows and ready for tlie accommodation of the public Wadv Secretary, 713 Chestnut street, St. M. UISHtlPkeeoa the best Billiard Halt la I aru wsiimve, nwrm OV mrXET COL5TT. Wilt mslie trlni tnrf aa4 F. tt-CO.

have flour at the einy. When yu want to spend a pleas- 1 innnliwl with faiirtNids. If all are btiiit Bros. $1.00 per Carter Louis Missouri, and stating tbey are sub Hot and cold baths gneu at all business wc bope tliey all get good claims and a flW AIM IMAfAfflMI the old ant emnig go nd see htm, in poetofhee tniatioa woia. anin as toanswa viiti lOtf hours.

-Ani -1 ioft.fi. w. if us. that are prospected. scribers of this paper.

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