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Cheney Journal from Cheney, Kansas • 3

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3E0WWK AMMIdLAND. CHENEY JOURNAL. Gjbo. W. Waiter.

The Carorr Joiaxai a bright and newsy seven column naoer. ouhtished at Chenev. J. A.scatansT1-. Notary Palm.

Julius A lttt JJM ttMMIMt) raSftadajBki Jewett Trill bring ifftsy stock farm south WALTER SCHMIDT, tV'S One inch one month, Tente; oii-cith amis oi mouth, 11.50; one -fourth column one Cheney. They will arrive here about the first of May. Sedgwick 2260 a brown cents per tionpareQUaeech i candidate for success in the newspaper field. From the crowded appearance of its advertising ooluumna we should judge the paper is making money. The forest city has tost caTSwatoeble retail trade by allowing the road to go west.

Wellingtonmn. stallion, about seven years oldv 15 hands 'HSaV I high, and weighs 1,100 ponnde. His line Table, Dealer in age runs back through Allie Weet, Almont. Owning wfrt. train leaves Wichita at 11:40 a inacenai vara at ictuta 11:50 a.

Alexander's Ahdallah, Garrard Chief, and Uoooard at mn Garden Plain at 140 p. henev at 1 m. Grey Eagle. This young stall -on combines A MTt a x.t nnrtii7nf" if train leave iheney at iv 4-tr, the blood of Rredvk's Hambletonian. MeaM ttw maU'rial varrt at Wih.i- at s-in ...1 brino Cfiief, and Pilot with an infusion JtOforoughbred blood.

Mr. Jewett consid Vol. 1 Ho. 3, of the Casarsr Joit.ni: a seven-column paper edited by Gee. W.

Brown, presents itself this week on our table. Its locals and editorials are well timed, and as to its mechanical appearance, it bears evidence of being gotten up by a printer. Brother Brown we with pleasure. -Sedgwick Pantograph. We have received Vol.

1, No. 3, of the I' Main Street, Cheney, Kansas- Hack an-ire from Kingman aSout 1K p. and leave tor Kingman about 1:1 p. m. ers him one of the best jouner stallions in FURNITURE America, for a stock horse, namely, one that OOBIJI.

ATTOR.NKY AT LAW. -OF ttce at residence, Cheney, Kansas. is bred according to the most advanced ideas Office Next Door to Post Office. Chf.xet JornxAt. edited sad published by G.

W. Brown. It is a neat paper in the foil of breeding, for getting speed, with size, style and lasting qualities, together with PARTIAL LIST OF LAND. great intelligence, all of which aae necessary qualifications for a first-class road horse. sense of the word and is a credit to the town.

The paper is well filled with advertising matter, which speaks volumes for the success of the town. Burrton Monitor Sedgwick has plenty of bone and muscle, 160 acres miles north of Cheney, in cultivation. 60 acres 1,000 and of the rigbt kind that which will work Undertaking and Undertakers' Goods a Spe Vol. 1 No, 2 of the Cbjbuet Jovrkal. ed 11 M0 acre mile from Cheney.

$4,500 12 160 acre oule froui Cheney, 80 acre in culm Wie, some wheat, trees. This a Choice place and vcrj" cheap. $2,500 without developing unsoundness. 330 acres 7 miles northeast of Chenc ney I ited by Geo. Brown, has made its ap acres in cultivation.

S2.300 Roland 2351 is a Percheron stallion, im pearance in our sanctum. It speaks well for cialty. 100 mm mile from Cheney. 66 ported from France in May, 1863. He was foaled in 1879.

His color is dark dapple in cultivation, iwttom land. $1,600 the enterprise of our infant city, is neat and well edited, and we wish for it the full measure of success Herald. Butter WANTED AT Walker Bros, Co, Cheney, Kan. Pays the Highest Market Price Groceries AT WICHITA PRICES. grey, lie is 16 hands high and weighs B.

K. Brown, of Wichita, is in town, to 700 pounds. Mr. Jewett considers him one tay over Sunday. of the best stallions of the Percheron race that there is in existence.

Nothing was done at the Cemetery meet 100 acres fi miles north of Cheney. $1,000 180 acre milee northwest, 60 acre ia cultivation, 10 acres wheat, living water. Part on time. 7 ILK0 5 160 acres 3 miles west, 95 acres in cultivation, living wsiBi MOO 6 160 acres 2 miles west, 35 acres in cultivation. fl.300 7 170 acres 3 miles west, house, stable, corral, SO acres wheat, well improved, 1,900 8 180 acres 6 miles east, small house, spring, 60 acres in cultivation.

(1,250 9 330 acres 5 miles east, 80 acres in cultivation. $3,000 10 160 acre 5 mile east, 60 acre in cultivation, good hoase, pasture Hbdged. 31,800 Cheney, Kansas. ing last night. 160 acre? i miles from Cheney.

160 acres 1 mile from Garden Plain llUO 16 160 acres 3 mile oast, 80 acre in roitivn-ttou, bouse, tree, living wmtsr. $2,000 17 2M acres mnes southwasjlK': $2,466 18 160 acres 1 mllos to acre in roltiva-ttOBu flBS 19 320 acres 6 miles southeast, living water. $2,600 20 100 acres 6 miles southwest, house, stable, wen. $u2oo Have Cheney city property, business aiut residence houses for -ale and rent. A MOVEMENT.

is proposed abandon the city organ Mrs. Gordy was in Cheney a few days this week, There is a gun standing in Joslyn WolFs ization. Many beli was a hasty and premature sU-p. TJl the law almost all asbuateSMSttf a city eminent can be ob window that someone is going to get for almost dreth's Bulk Sedls AOTEED FRESH AND NaK nothing. There is a chance to make about eight thousand per cent, on the investment.

tained. The power to deal with offenders of WHITE, Real Estate Loan Brokers, and Insurance, loan Money. Buy and Sell Real Estate. All Kinds of Collecting Promptly Attended to. A.

J. Dilday and H. W. Van Senden, from Mt. Iowa Seed Potatoes.

the peace has always been the subject of some concern, but regulations fully effective may be had without being incorporated. Carmel, 111., came to Cheney this week. They are young men and have come with the intention of making this their home: The above is only a partial list of the Land we have for sale in Sedgwick, Kingnmj Reno and Stunner counties. We offer some of tho finest Farms, unproved and unimproved, at a bargain and on easy terms, and furnish teams to those wishing to inspect free at our office. We also Negotiate Loans Collect Rents.

Furnish Abstracts of Title, and Insure Property. To parties not acquainted with us we give Wichita National Bank, Kansas State Bank, and N. F. Niederlander, in Wichita, for references. Unincorporated, the township's and the H-n'i interests would be the same.

In the AND WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY! mlMBKR-WALKER BHDS. SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1884. CHENEY MARKET. CHAS. A.

WHITE, Notary Pubuc. Carefully nrenared bv Walker Bros. Co. Cheney, Kansas. Grocers, every Friday.

matter of taxes their interests would be identical, and the townships might object to being taxed for improvements In the city. WALTER SCHMIDT. WHEAT No. 80 No. 8 76 RYE No.

2 33 Streets sidewalks and many other things of this Wt Hatfield was here a few days Week, SAUNDERS KEYES, Plain and Ornamental CORN Load .89 HOGS live 6.60 LARD Best 10 BUTTEBGOod 30 EGGS Per dozen 10 WM. CHAPLUVI, Boot Shoe Maker. Shop next to Eureka Store, Main street. like nature would depend more upon individual interprise. The" election will proceed regularly, but ten days are given by the law to determine whether the city wants to be or A.

W. SWEET, Proprietor. A. E. SWEET, Cashier.

PLASTERING, CO AX, Selline iPH or three carload of sheep were sent ttfUit Monday. Next week the post office will be on the Bar aide of the street. Pittsburg T.00 Pittsburg, best T.60 Canon City 9.30 CHENEY, Cheney, Kansas. pal. Many of those who Bigned the petition to incorporate would now gladly remon Citi For Sale zens Bank.

The mill side track is being connected A hrmae and lot in the east part of town. Lot, 50 by 140 feet. House by feet. Price, loufc J. K.

GARDNER, strate. To let the election go by defalt would be as good a way as any. The question will probably be considered in the con with the main line west. m. xerms, casn.

Apply at restaurant. W. E. Slager, House, Sign and Carriage Painting, Paper new resi- Wanted, evervbod td know that 50 cents worth Jaa. Kooken is potting np a 4ence, twenty -four feet square.

of 5-cent cigars will entitle you to one chance for vention to-night. To be incorporated has some advantages and many disadvantages, and not to be incorporated has many advan Hanging ana inai nm; ivijyuii j. lai uruecn uc ai tiosiya vfoirs: e-s Dr. T. H.

Shannon has hia headquar CHENEY, KAN. Collections carefully made and promptly accounted for. Accounts and general business ipectfully solicited. tages ana some disadvantages. It will ters at Joelyn Wolfs drug store.

Best brands of 5-cent cigars at the Blue Front Special attention paid to Scenic, Pictorial and Sign Painting. make no difference with the school: eroerv. e-tt fay Hunter came back tat Monday. Next CHICAGO COMEDY COMPANY. Cheney, Kansas.

fhne he wfll go beyond the mountains If you want to smoke a good 5-cent cigar, go to Joslyn Wolf sand buy 10 of our Gunner's cigars for 50 cents, and with it you will get one ticket to draw that fine HO doubfe barrel shot gun. 6-8 The Chicago Comedy Contpany played The Arkansas River Lumber Co. have "Divorce to a large audience; on Tuesday ftade improvements in therr yard recently Notice is hereby given that the partnershi jretofore existin between Edward: Rock an tieretofore existing between Edwa: CORRESPCNDEFTS Kansas National.Wichita Chase National, New York. night. Wednesday night "Kathleen Ma REFERENCES BY PERMISSION- Preston, Kean ChicagOs Citizens Bank, Council Hlnfl.

k-. Citizens Bank, Yilliaca, Iowa- SATLES 1 PIEKSON, William Deel, uuder the firm name of Bock i The Wichita Western did not finish the voarncen" was presented and on Thursdav Deel, has this day been diaoolv WARD EOCK. ejt track to Kingman Monday, as many fcctef. Dated April 5, i885 New curtain goods at Schmidt's furniture store. A.

Swift, of Erie township, has ret urn DEALERS IN D. J. Chatfleld's carload Of hardware has ar rived. Plenty of nails and barbed wire for all. 1 from a trip to New Tork.

He was away six weeka. Boys wagons for all the bovs at Schmidt's Fur niture Store. 5-tf Chief Engineer Lake and Material Agent rtakes were out to-day. Draw your own Just opened, at the Horse Shoe Live Stock Agricultural Implements, store, a complete etocK of spring Clothing. 5-tf Conclusions.

Miss Alice Kerr opened her millinery C. B. Hyaom. Oakland, Kansas, agent for Condensed Family Register, handsomely executed in ink. Price, $1.00.

4-8 CHENEY Wmm TAED. night "Josh Whitcomb." "Hazel Kirke" was the program for last night and to-night it will be the "Hidden Hand." They have given eminent satisfaction. The common remark is that Neff atone is a whole show. They are all good, but if there was one who WWf the favorite of all and commendation from everyone, it was Tot in "Josh Whitcomb" and Hazel fn( "fezel Kirke." Susie Chase Neff as Florence Grantley, in "Divorce," was universally praised. This is the first theatrical company that has been in Cheney and they take 'wptjr with them the Wish that they will return and entertain us again'.

The Tyler house has been remodeled. The rooms of the main building have been changed and enlarged. The addition on the south side will be used for sample rooms and parlor. The office and dining room will oc- Wil.A wait: ftore this week. The show window rs ijood adverti semjMlt Mattreses of all descriptions cheaper thin anywhere at Schmidt's Furniture Store.

Go and see for yourself. 5-tf The Jewett farm keeps growing little by Attle. A few more quarter sections have Stover amd ManvIlle The place to buy Hardware, Barbed Wire and Stoves is at D. M. Main's, Cheney, Kansas.

1-1 Von added recently. A fine line of bhoesand Slippers to be found at the Horse 8hoeLiv Stock Cq. store. 5-tf The quarterly meeting will be inHk on, commencing AprR 18. Elder wV Apple butter and bulk pickels at the Blue Front Grocery.

6-tf WINDMILLS, feline will be let attendance. Lime, Plaster, Cement and Hair, for sale by H. Field. Office west of Cheney Lumber Yard. 1-1 Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Say lea came Out last Thursday. The month that has passed since A complete stock of undertaking goods at Schmidt's Furniture Store.

Mr. Weaton savs that there is nothing in that line that he cannot supply, and at Wichita prices. 6-tf cupy nearly all the north building. This is the oldest hotel in Chcneyjand it is the best. There is tittle heeded to' make it first class in every respect.

There are buildings going up in every one Ik" last teif hn made a great change. 36k teachers' convention at Wichita last 'riday and Saturday was well attended and a juccess. A teachers association was Hapgood Sulky and Walking Plows, for Sale: Team, wagon and harness. 1-S P. D.

Tcll, Cheney; Kansas. Don't foreet to call at Schmidt's Furniture 6-tf of the thirty-six blocks of Cheney. The kind of buildings is changing. Until re INGELS BROS, are permanently located in Cheney, and are prepared to make welte here or in surrounding counties On short notice; have had a large and successful expr ience in the business; 'satisfaction guaranteed Leave orders with D. Chatfield.

and get his prices oil pumps. Address us at Cheney or Goddard, Kansas. 1 Store, when in town. A lot of line Chromos iust received St Schmidt's Clinutx Mowers. Kentchler and Guiulloek Furniture 5-tf cently attention has all been turned toward business houses, but now it is given to res-dences, something much more needed than anything else.

A large assortment of Picture Mouldlne iust re ceived at. Schmidt's Furniture Store. Brine voar Ther is a good chance to buy a house and vt in the special local. W. Slager is oing farther West and will fell his property 1111'' Henry Addington and Clarence Smith, fons -in-law of Mr.

L. Lapham, arrived aSt week. They have purchased land south ftown. VtJjyHr'' pictures, ana mt. eston will matte as nne a frame as as 5-tf you wish for.

Drills, IRON AND WOOD PUMPS; Mr. Blunk is receiving goods for his gro- Farmers, take vour butter and esres to the Blue Front Grocery, and get value received, 6-tf miji By Monday he will be opened up and have everything nicely arranged. He has SNYDER; one of the largest storerooms in town, in a good location, and will carry at first family groceries exclusively. Court began an extra Session on Tuesday last. A perjury a murder case and a fcore or mose whisky cases will the main easiness.

Ire" fib Contractor Builder. W. H. Taylor, Jfi, ot Garden Plain, Gas Pip'e arid Plumbers' Goods a Spfefeialty. cheney, Kansas: Plans and Specifications furnished to order.

F. Smyth Sons, Gfdeh Plain, Kansas, Agricultural Implements, J. W. DALE, has visited Cheney once or twice this week. In a few days he will open a land and loan office at Garden Plain.

He is go-ing to sell off some of the farms around All work will be promptly done aud satitaciion Kansas there. Cheney, The Cltisens Bank opened for regular bus-Meis last Monday. The building has been jecly finished and has a very cool and comfortable appearance, G. Dickinson, of the Arkansas Valley Town company, was here about two days yoek. The Santa Fe has started a good nany town List where is another Cheney.

Mr. Chatfield spent two or three days in COFFEY'S Cheney this week. His hardware business here requires about as many to take care of KS it does in Wichita. J. W.

Dale, of Garden Plain, has agricul- P. D. TULL, 1 A. Schmidt has some timers that run nral im'plements for sale. He is supplied Snyder Engleaia Blue mom from one to eight days.

There is ho need for being behind time when yon can hare it right with yon." Imi otte of the largest bouses in the state. Anything in that line may be bought there. jJThe G. A. R.

will be organized. meet- ig of old soldiers has been held; and a committee, Mr. Amos Tucker and Mr. W. A.

-DEALER IN- Wheeler Harvey's grocery store at Gar den Plain is a very neat and well, arranged IpM. Mr. Wheeler al ways that kind thorn as, was appointed to present to the lAvdj) Feed Sale Stables. of a store. 4 state commander.

DRUGGISTS The Fort Scott road is building across the I COIflNS, river at Wichita and doing some grading on the west side. It is not knows what will be done. Will sell on Commission. Satisfaction After "Josh Whitcomb" was over; night, the Cheney Comet Bind had a lance for the band's benefit. Some fifty jfmbers were sold.

The music wss fura-shed by the comedy company's orchestra. J. S. Boyden, ofK.lamaaoo, Michi- guaranteed in all cases. PH-fiTfii At ft mti AND m.

mmt a uava za noi Walter Schmidt sold Charles Low the farm he recently bought, and anyone else wanting to be fitted out in the same way can do so. sJgthXs-. X. Carpets, Oil Cfoth, Sewing Machines, Look CHENEY, KANSAS. ijau, has been visiting his brother-in-law, Mr.

H. P. Sly, of Kingman. Mr. Boyden is 4 ing Glasses, Window SB IK es.

ELLIS HOUSE. financial secretary of the Kalamaaoo college ki company with Mr. Sly, he called on Tax PimiioiCajaU Compounded at all Hotil Mr. A. R.

Fraser's little child has been very sick for the past two weeks, but is now aMMMerably better. There will be Sunday school to-morrow at three in the afternoon at Mr. Phillip's residence The Oldest Hotel in Cheney. 'iMS- Frank P. Moore, from the May field nrcuit, Sumner arrived in Cheney All Goods Duplicated at Wichita Prices.

Afirstchus Iif very Sale Stable W-dneday last. He will preach hiiMl Sermon here to-morrow at 11:00 o'clock in The foundation for the new hotel is fin in connection. the Joslyn fe Wolf building on Main street. Me ia a pleasant gentleman and an enter- CHENEY, KANSAS. Cheney, KaisasV ished.

Work on the building will begin Monday. talker. In the evening at 7 PURE DRUGS AND A FULL ASSORT-I MENT OF PATENT MEDICBSpfe Theodore Eaton is visiting Mr. Bruce, of q'clock at the same place there wiUbe pray er AR ate invited. the Blue Front grocery.

He came out Wed nesday. 5TOVERJI1 Walter Schmidt have moved their land UNDERTAKING office into heCrtrsens Bank building. Charles Low, from Viehshurg, Mich-SMskjiis tsasn here part of thfs week. He tame hut Saturday. After looking over the roun ry he bought a placa about four miles west of Yesterday he went to the Toilet Soaps, Articles and all Goods Carried ft a "ii.A.; w.Rosseu is putting up a two-story building to be used for-a hotel.

southeastern part of tha to get his fam The enrpenter work on the wster tank lias A. fall linfe of ready made iJoiflSiis always 9j and goods, He is Well pleased with the aountay. ihtfi years ago he was in Sedgwick been ccromeuoed; mi in. it ft' First-class HEisTE, jtMaf lya tlpin ibpra wji very Httf in I stock. Come and 'J.

iSHfill Cortder 4 Mortisew have their ores well under way, For fcSrtc by SAYLKS.

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