The Hays City Sentinel du lieu suivant : Hays, Kansas • 5

FINAL-PROOF NOTICES. Business Locals. LAND-OFFICB AT WAKEENKY. KANSAS,) Meal and graham-flour at Yost's. Bran, chop, and shorts at Yost's.

JUiy 11 1881. I PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the followinsr-naraed settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup- Friday, July 15, 1881. Go to Yost's for the best flour in Hays. CHAPTER OF VIOLENCE. The week just ending in Hays has been full of sensational deeds of which we make brief chronicle.

SUICIDE OF MRS. MARTIN. On last Sunday night the wife of Walter Martin, living a few miles this side of Ellis, swallowed nearly half a pound of paris green, with the intent and purpose of causing death. She was alone in the house at the time; and it was late in the night be iKjrc oi nis cxaim. ana tiiat said proor will be made before II.

D. Shaffer. Clerk of the Money to loan on improved farms, L. Judd. A district Court of Ellis county, at Hays Citr, All the colors in mosquito nets at 31 R.

to ieniamin uuggies. nomestead aonl lca- tion 400, for the northeast quarter of The best flour in nays City at Metz Ra- section 1, townsnip la south, range 1 west. mey's. lie names the following witnesses to prove "Semolino," the new bread stuff. Ask nis continuous residence upon and cultiva ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Eastern and "Western Mail, ria Kansas Pacific Railway, twice daily. Stockton Arrives, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; Leaves, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Larned Arrives, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Yost for it. We will speak further of it tion of said land; namelv, H.

p. "Wilson, next week. Martin Gates. Edward Carl, and James of Hays City, post-office. Ellis I county, Kausas.

All the new shades in gloves and in its at Metz Harney's. fore her husband became aware that his wife had taken the poison. Dr. Middlekauf, of nays, was at once summoned, but arrived too late to save her life. She died at 11 o'clock on Monday morning, after ten hours of cruel suffering.

Mrs. Martin had been insane for several months poor lady; and while this was generally known and commented upon by I3ji, B. J. F. Hakka, Register.

For fresh, solid, sweet butter go to Metz Ramey's ice box. PUBLICATION NOTICE. 7 NOTICE is hereby given, that William Stone, of Ellis county. Kansas, did. Window curtains New Styles! All the Go! At Jetz Ramey's.

the neighbors, no one apprehended any se on the 1st day of July. A.D. 1881, tile his rious consequence. petition in the District Court of said county Yost makes a fine offer down this column. Read it and save your money.

The Coroner was at once notified, and against Hattie Stone, his wife, whose present whereabouts is unknown, alleging that sjm 1 1- j. summoned a jury. The inquest was held Ladies neck wear: wash blond, five shades on Monday afternoon, reaching the follow baiu ueieiiuaui, uis wiie, as guilty OI wilfully deserting him, her said husband, for 20 to 30 cts half price at Metz Ramey's ing verdict: tne period or more than one year last past. Metz Ramey have men's straw hats at "An inquest holden at the residence of and praying therefor a divorce from said 10 cts former price 20 cts. A great bargain ueienaant.

ine said name Mone is re Rooks Center Arrives, Tuesday and Friday; Leaves, Wednesday and Saturday. Dodge City Arrives, Monday and Friday; Leaves, Monday and Thursday. Beloit Arrives on Wednesday; Leaves on Thursday. Fort Hays Daily. Office hours from 7 a.

m. to 8 p. Sunday, from 9 a. m. to 10 a.

money-order and registered letter hours, from 8 a. m. to 5 30 p. except Sunday. On and after Saturday, May 8, 1880, mail for Kansas City and east of Kansas will be sent on the day train mails to close at 3 :30 o'clock p.

prompt. J. E. Wilson, Postmaster. Wheat ranges from 70 to 75 cents.

Charley Creasey left for Gunnison to-day. Mrs. Comfort got off for the west yesterday. Joe Grant's wheat grades No. 2 at Water's elevator.

A pleasant call from Geordie Philip on Monday. quired to appear and answer said Petition Walter Martin on the body of one Harriet Martin, there lying dead, by the jurors whose names are hereto subscribed. Said on or before the 15th day of August, 1881, or Money to loan on Ions? time on improved real estate. Hill I. WiLSon.

14 jurors beinjr duly sworn find, that the afore sucu uivoree win ue granteu. said Harriet Martin, on the 10th day of Parasols at 20 cts. Fans in great varietv i'. Montgomery, Attorney for Plaintiff. ranging in price from two for 5 cts to $2 July, 1881, came to her death by taking paris green with her own hand, with the intention of destroving her own life therby.

Dated July 1, 1881. njig eacn at Metz ltamey's. 28, 29, AID II "Joseph Fuller, W. U. Bowen, Eli Pantaloon-overalls at Metz Ramey's.

the District Ccurt of Ellis county. Meyers, G. Baugiiman, G. i Lent, an Something new. Will sell the balance of State of Kansas.

Thomas Drum Plaint- them at per pair. WW. a 1 It. Buren, Jurors. Hugo B.

Kohl; Coroner." The excitement upon this act of violence Metz Ramev take the lead in cents' fur in, versus iienry ju. smnnes, derendant. The above-named defendant, Henry E. Smithes, will take notice, that he has been sued by said plaintiff in the above-named nishin-' "oods, both in styles, quality and prices. Suits at $5, $7, $10, and $20.

court; that the petition against him in said case was filed in the oflk-e of the clerk of We have opened an immense stock of drv looking Motz elevator is an imposin structure. said court on the 30th day of June. A.D. goods this week 100 pieces of new style I8i anu mat ne must answer said petition prints, to 7 cts at Metz Ramey's. on or before the 20th dav of August.

1SSL or the same will bo taken as true, and ludir-1 Metz Ramey are the only store-keepers ment rendered against him for the sum of in Hays City that sell the celebrated Brook and interest, on a certain promissory III ville llour. They never have any complaint flTV iiuic uiuuu mm tAtcuifu uy mm anu de livered to the said plaintiff. Madden Montsromerv are prepared to re furnish farmers any kind of imple A. D. GlLKESON, 13J15c Plaintiff's Attorney.

ment, from a tooth-pick to a steam thresher. was still rife when the public was shocked by the SUICIDE OF B. C. ANDERSON, a soldier in Company 19th Infantry, stationed at Fort Hays. There was but little in this last case to excite the sympathy felt by all of our people for the afflicted family of Walter Martin.

Anderson had been dissipated; became convinced of his own failure in life, and deliberately went to his death as a release from unsatisfactory life. He had evidently been thinking of the act for some time; as one day last week he went to Simon Barr, post carpenter, and asked him if he had any lumber to make a coffin. On Tuesday Anderson was in Ellis without leave; walking back to Hays about noon. Arriving here, he was met by several of the boys, who informed him he was wanted at the guard-house. He replied that he should never go there again, and shortly after went to Hobbs' drug store and For homesteads and timber claims, both AVHEAT LAND FOR RENT.

improved and unimproved, apply to luriui Alien. I have 500 acres of first-class wheat land In the vicinity of Victoria, to rent on shares A superb location for a sheep-ranch; bot J. Waters. tom land, water, and a nice bunch of tim Ellis and Russell are to have another game of ball. Yost turned a wheel in his elevator for.

the first time yesterday. The premium list of the fair will be out of press by the 1st of August. The county fair will either be held above or below town, on Big Creek at all events. The stone work of Meyer's mill is approaching completion. It is a fine large building.

There's no use talking this weather must "let up" before you can expect a lively newspaper. The young men of Victoria have announced their First Annual Grand Ball for July 22d. The Hays City Sardine Club will hold a picnic in their grove on Big Creek, Saturday, July 23d. Dr. Kohl, of Victoria, is dishing out ice-cold soda-water at the low price of five ber, with a good 6tone nouse, lor sale uy A A.

ft 1 1 SHORT-HORN BULLS. a jiaruu aiiuii. I have eight good Short-horn bulls, of dif I will pay $0.50 per cord for oak, ash, or hackberry wood delivered within the next twenty days. Wood to be good and straight ferent ages, for sale at reasonable figures, on Smoky, south of A'ictoria. CONRAD KRUEGER.

not limbs four feet long. 11. Krueger. purchased 25 grains of morphine. Going ROOMS TO RENT.

from there to the Summet House, he secured Furnished or unfurnished rooms in a com Michigan Plaster, Louisville Cement, Missouri White Lime, a room, undressed and went to bed, first fortable stone house, for rent at low figures. inquire 01 stratton. mixing his morphine with beer and drink For sale, in barrels, at my lumber and coal yard. M. J.

R. Treat. 3m52 DENTIST. ing the entire dose. About twenty minutes after taking the poison, a corporal went to his room for the purpose of taking him to the post.

The corporal entered the room Madden Montgomery call attention to the fact that they are the only house in the J. AV. Graham will be in navs Citv. at the Pennsylvania House, on Saturday of west carrying a lull line of repairs for every macnine sold, sometmug oreats you eacu week, lor tne practice or dentistry. with Summet, and told Anderson to get up can get a duplicate without waiting to send to the factory.

2w5 and come with him. He refused, and in FOR SALE. THREE THOUSAND BUSHELS OF Forty head of two-year-old stears. Price sisted on being left alone. By this time the corporal had discovered the drug-store envelop marked "Morph.

sulph." on one WHEAT MADE INTO FINE FLOUR. $20 per head. Can be seen at Zeigler's have just turned 3,000 bushels of wheat rancti, west or nays city. II. P.

AVilsox. Dougnt berore the rise into nne aaaa side, and upon which Anderson had written these words: "I will all my effects to flour which I will sell at $1.20 per sack. FRUIT TREES. One set of goblets at 50 cts; glass dashes 10 and 20 cts; lamps complete 35 cts; glass sets, 0 pieces, 50 cts, 75 cts, ind salts 20 cts per set: table salts 10 and 15 cts this Martin Allen, grower and dealer in fruit. Carporal Cisco." Medical attendance was at once secured, but availed nothing, as Anderson went over the range at about 5 o'clock.

The coroner's jury investigated forest and ornamental trees and plants, is now ready to receive orders for anything in that line for delivery in the spring of 1882. is the way prices run at Metz Ramey's the case with the following result: They have the largest stock of queensware l'eopie will ao well to beware of foreign and glassware in central Kansas. cents per glass. Bob Cunningham is back on the road. We shouldn't be surprised if Bob's run of bad luck had changed.

Judge Nellis is holding court in Norton. Joe Pearson, of Ellis, has purchased a herd of Texas ponies. A. r. Teeters, living north of Ellis, reports his yield of wheat at 2G bushels to the acre, thresher's measure.

Mrs. E. J. Hall, mother of Mrs. Bussard, of this city, left for her home in Indiana last Monday, after a pleasant visit of three weeks.

Maj. Noyes and family will leave for Fort 'Elliott, Texas, next Monday, regretted by everybody. One company of his regiment is stationed at that post. T. G.

VanMeter, of the Smoky, is mentioned by the Headlight as a candidate for commissioner: Tom Hamilton is also spoken of in the same connection. The fair grounds are to be fenced and a half mile race track constructed. Two hundred and fifty dollars wil be offered in race prizes Several of the country plugs "At an inquest holden on the body of one B. C. Anderson, July 13th, 1881, the jurors.

The fair is given under the auspices of the Agricultural Society. It officers are: c5. A. IBid wards, Pres. Allen, Vice-Pres.

IB. E. Cole, See. P. W.

gmith, Treas. Motz, Marshal. SUPERINTENDENTS: Class Cattle, M. SHORES- Class Horses, J. GILBERT.

Class Sheep, J. BOWMAN Class Swine, T. FULGIIU3I. Class Poultry, J. II.

DOWNING Class Grain and Cereals, II. FOX, Class Cul. and Dairy, II. FREESE Class II, Horticulture, J. M.

POST. Class Fancy wrk, Mrs. GILKESON.ClassJ, Implements, G. G. LEE.

Clas3 Garden products, S. ADAMS.Class Mnfd. articles, J. BAUMER. Class Miscellaneous articles, M.

ALLEN. The gentlemen In charge of Sports and Games will be named in the forthcoming premium list. It may bo had after Aug. 1st, and will contain all the details, frauds. Fall delivery of trees and plants i.

tii nut ins success. after being duly sworn, on their oaths do find, that the said B. C. Anderson came to CLAIMS FOR SALE. his death by a dose of morphia, adminis Now is the time to buy the improvements TAKES RYE OUT OF AVHEAT.

tered by his own hand for the purpose of and relinquishment of a fine homestead for $350. It is on a road leading straight to Mike Haffamier is the agent in this city causing death: and we further excuse all other persons from blame in the matter of for the celebrated Bowen's Grain Cleaner and Separater, the best fanning-mill ever Big Creek, and only half a mile from that living stream; has some breaking, and is his death. invented. It will entirely free wheat from the key to an extensive grazing tract on the rye, and thus affects a solution of the prob biuus, and would make a pood sheep-ranch lem or wiiat shall we do lor clean seedr Also a timoer-ciaim or lot) acres; has ten Haffamier is exhibiting this machine to all; acres oi timuer planted, and iortv acres and its periect work is greatly admired. "JoiinG.Tracey, W.

F. Correll, J. Eewards, J. Growe, W. Summet, W.

F. WaLTERS, Jurors. Hugo B. Koul, Coroner.11 BITTEN BY A RATTLESNAKE. Last Saturday night Henry Eichbusch, a farmer, residing six miles north of town, was bitten on the little finger of the right roken; all good land for grass or cultiva tion; a good nouse, wen, etc; within two WANTED, and a hair miles or Hays City.

Improvements and relinquishment, if secured soon, can be obtained for the low sum of $550. inquire of AY P. Montgodery. 1000 MEN 1000 SHERIFF'S SALES. TO WORK ON hand by a rattlesnake, lie was at once brought to Yates Middlekauf, who hypo- dermically administered ammonia and brandy, and pulled him through all right.

His arm was fearfully swollen and blackened. tramp hurt. A tramp attempted to board a freight-train near Walker yesterday morning, and was severely injured. He was cared for by the authorities. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that under and by virtue of a judgment rendered in the district court in and for the county of Ellis, state of Kansas, in an action wherein Samuel J.

Maloney. M. J. R. Treat, and are in training.

There will be six glass ball shooting matches at the fair, for valuable prizes. It behooveth our sportsmen to go into practice. The particulars may be learned by applying to C. E. Smith, Ellis, or F.

C. Montgomery, Hays. The display columns of the Fair pamphlet are now full; and. there is no longer room but for a few reading notices. This pamphlet will be placed in the hands of RAILROAD IX COLORADO.

Harrison C. smith and llermon Snyder Ill partners under tne firm name of Smith Snyder were plaintiffs, and L. A. Sum-met and Mary Summet were defendants, and of an order of sale issued on said judgment, to me directed and delivered, I wiil, OX 3IOXDA Y. JULY IS.

1SSI. every man, woman, and child in this and adjoining counties, and can not be excelled as an advertising medium. GOOD WAGES, AND at 2 o'clock p. at the south front door of the court house, in Hays City, county of El A reporter of the Advance obtained the following information from Mr. Thomas Lockett.

"While out on a hunt for wild horses on the fork of White Woman Creek, some 65 miles southwest of AVallace, Mr. L. discovered the skeleton of a man who either died of starvation or had been killed Quartermaster Sergeant Hiller, of the 4th PROMPT lis, state ot Kansas, oner at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the interest of the above named AV. L. A.

and Mary Summet in the following-described tract of land, situate, lying, and be- bv the Indians in vears gone by. Manv of the smaller bones were missing. The skull, spinal column, and other of the larger ing in me county 01 riiis, state 01 Kansas: lot number thirtv-three (33) in block PAYMENT-. bones were scattered around, with occasionally a small scrap of his clothing. A number five (5), of Hays City, Ellis county, Kansas, and tne buildings ttiereon erected.

pair or socks, wnicu nad evidently been used bv the partv, were discovered in a rat- Dated Hays City, June. 17, 1881. The grounds will be fenced and suitable buildings erected. 17-9-5W hole in the side of the bluff near by, and ASSURED. C.

Howard, Sheriff. were in a fair state of preservation. Among other fragments Mr. Lockett found a cap- box bearing the initials J. H.

March 3. 1ST3." The skull, which is in a fair state PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that under and bv virtue of an executinn issued by the Clerk tf the District Court of of preservation, may be seen at the drug cavalry, is now undergoing court martial at Fort Leavenworth, charged with unlawfully disposing of government property. Tom Fenlon appears for the accused. It is said that Ililler's peculations foot up into the thousands. He is well known in nays.

At a meeting in Kirwin last week by the Greenbackers to make arrangements for the reception of General Weaver on the 2Gth, II. A. Hart, of Stockton, was chosen to be chairman on that occasion. J. A.

Bailey, A. B. and II. A. Hart were chosen the reception committee from Rooks county.

The Stockton band has been engaged to furnish the music. We should like to ask by what authority the county attorney found it necessary to put this county to $100 expense in the case of the two suicides. Star. The county attorney has no more to do with calling a coroner's investigation than the man in the moon, and this talk about store of Dr. W.

P. Morrison. Grainjield the 17th Judicial District in and for Ellis Advance. APPLY TO county, Kansas, and to me directed and delivered, on a certain judgment therein UNCLAIMED LETTERS. 1.1st of letters remaining unclaimed in the post-office, at Hays City, Kansas, for the CH AS.

MILLER, rendered, in which E. L. Martin is plaintiff, and Iienry Ed. Smithes is defendant, in favor of said plaintiff and against the said defendant, I will, on XOXDAY, JULY, 25, 1881, at the hour of 3 o'clock p.m., af the south front door of the court-house in Havs Citv. mm 11 IIAYS CITY, KANSAS.

week ending July lo, lswi: Crosby Miss Lucy A French 2 Kin ire Miss Kate Logan A 31 Robertson Miss Nan ie Whiting AAr Tostals. French JG Lund Mrs George AVhiting J. E. AVilsox, Postmaster. Kansas, offer at rublic sale, and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the following- described property: to wit, Lots one (1) and two (2) in block four 4), lots fifteen (15) and sixteen (1G) in lock five (5), of the town of A'ictoria.

In Ellis county, Kansas; said property being Unusually large prizes are offered to winners of ANNOUNCEMENT. seized and levied upon as the property of tne said iienry Ed. Mnitnes, defendant, c. Keeder announces himself a candidate for the office of county clerk, subject to tne action or republican convention. aoove named.

n. B. KonL, Coroner of Ellis Ccvntv.Kan. TnE THOROUGHBRED BLACK STALLION RUPERT. The Block Stallion Rupert will stand at our stable in Hays City, on Saturdays and Monday up to 12 o'clock and the batance of the week at our stock farm.

TERMS $12 FOR THE SEASON, Cash at time of service. PEDIGREE Rupert was foaled May. 1870. Got by Norfolk; Dam by Conklin's Star Granddam by May Dav. Norfolk by Billy A.

D. Gilkesox, Atty.for Plff. 10j24 A ladv in chieasro was troubled with liver complaint, and after taking three bottles of tne Big Bromoune was entirely cured. CONTEST NOTICES. his putting the county to expense is simply silly.

Ask the coroner this question, if you really want information, and are not trying to make a little political capital against the attorney among people who do not know the facts. We think the last inquest was unnecessary. On the twenty-seventh of this month Ellis is to have an entertainment, embracing -a number of sports during the day and a ball at night. W. Doover is Superintendent.

We take from the program: Game of base ball prize $10, entrance $2. Hurdle race, 120 yards, 10 hurdles 2 feet hijrh. prize $3, entrance 25 cts. Wheelbarrow race, blindfolded to strike a pole, prize $1.50, entrance 25 cts. mile footrace, and 100 yard foot race, Kelley barred from both, prize $5 each.

Glass ball shooting match. Two hours "go as you please" foot race, first prize $10, second $5, third, $1, entrance Everybody invited. Fifty cents a bottle. Dr. Marshall's Bromoline makes the liver and stomach active, promotes healthy secre tion and removes the bile and slime from Drug- the disordered state of these organs, gists sell it.

Denton, by Rvsdyke's Hambletonlan. Bred by Robbins Battel, Norfolk, Con. Registered in Wallace's trotting book. THE RACES JLHTJD OTHER SPORTS. Every citizen of this and adjoining Counties is Invited to exhibit, and attend.

Count On a Big Time! TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. There will be an examination for teach U. S. Land-office, AVakeeney.) Kansas, July 5. 0.1519 COMPLAINT having been entered at this office by Eugene F.

Randall against George II. Crane for failure to comply with law as to timber-culture entry No. 2GG4, dated April 19, 1879, upon the northeast quarter of section 34, township 10 south, range 18 west, in Rooks county, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; contestant alleging that claimant has failed to break ten acres of the tract embraced in said entry, and that the 6aid claimant has sold his improvements: the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 9th day of August, 1881, at 9 o'clock a.m.. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure and sale. i ers certificates at my office, in Hays City.

I on July 23d, for the special benefit of those teachers whose certificates expire during the summer term. W. L. Fuller, County Superintendent. KENTUCKY BLACK Jack, Henry Clay.

Iienry Clay is a thoroughbred Kentucky Jack stands 15 hands higb, and is a fine breeder. He will scire a limited number of mares at $10 for the season at the stock farm. 1 6w EL RIDGE, BE A CH CO. FARMERS' ALLIANCE. There will be a meeting of Ellis county Farmers' Alliance on Saturday July 24th, at 10 o'clock p.

m. P. W. Sunn, Secretary. Hay wanted at Fort Havs.

after July 15, in smau or large quantities. B. J. F. Hanna, Register.

H. Pilkentox, Receiver. 12j3 AV J. B. Shaffer..