Greeley County Gazette from Greeley Center, Kansas • 3

Nolicos for Publication. FtD 0. FlORY. A. S.

MORSE, II. B. LlMMON. No. fHM.j LEMMON FLORY, DEALER IK GENERAL DEALERS IN- self partner to sharo purt and parcel with him in his household, It is a pot prairio dog.

Several of ottr young people an some of the older ones. took in tho picnic in the U. P. Colony last Saturday. They report as having nn enjoyable tinio and plenty of freo lemonade.

J. F. Wall returned from Kingman last week accompanied by hia sister Lizzie who expects to make her residence in this township. We welcome Miss Wall as ono of our citizens. We sen several new houses going Land Okkkjm at Wa-Krunrt, Juno 25, 1M7, Notird in hereby ttivon that the followitiR named nettlor him tiled notioo of hia intention to make -fluid proof in mtpiiort of his claim, uml that mild proof will bo miido bo-, th rtijjintor mid receiver of tlio I'.

8, land olliee Ht Wa-Kaeuny, Kiiuhhh, dm Amnist lHt7, Ar li. Young 1. S. 11 10T, for the nouthwext quarter Ruction township Ut.Boutli, raimtf 41 went. He names tlio following witnesses to prove bin continuous residence npon, and cultivation of, paid land, via: Jeremiah Sponra, lloury Freeze, Henry Stephen X.

Muddy, nil of Horace, Kalians. 12-17 W. 0. L. Ueabd.

Itefiater. Dr, Join Beattie, of Jonenburg, Chautauqua county, las boon in town for several days looking up location. There will bo a meeting of the stockholders of the Greeley County Agricultural association Thursday, July 21st at one o'clock. Members are all requested to bo present. Niels B.

Olson, Soc'y. Work on tho nrtoHian well was stopped last week because tho nia-chino tho contractors woro nsing was not largo enough to do the work at tho depth they have now reached, 000 feet. They havo pur- Hardwarefinware Wood Willow-ware, Garden Seeds, BUILDERS' HARDWARE A SPECIALTY. ESTIMATES TDRNISHED OH SHORT F0T1CI. Estate.

City Property a Specialty. A complote Bot of Abstracts of Orooloy Couaty. Money tto Loan on Final Proof. Breaking and Planting done on Timber Claims for Non- Readouts. HORACE, KANSAS.

VEST SIDE MAIN STREET, Greeley County, HORACE, Lund Office, at Wa-Keenoy, Kim. June 4, 1KS7. Notice in hereby cive that the following nmnod set tier haft Hied notice of hia iuten-tion to make ilnal proof in nupport of bin claim, and that said proof will be nnule before the reciKler and receiver U. H. land up, in our township.

Wo havo not heard who tho now coiners are yet. S. N. Johnston and Will Philow 0. O.WILSON, C.

FULIIRBO. Attvrney at Law. Notary Fublio. chased another outfit which will be hero tho latter part of this week and then work will again bo romnned and continued until witter is struck. E.

N. Rayl and F. J. Cretcher Greeley County Gazette. Mrs.

M. H. Hanlon is The weather warm to items. HORACE, GREELEY KANSAS. Subscription $1.50 per yer, in advance.

R. J. Colver, of Tribune, was in town Tuesday and called. WILSON FULKERSON, Entered at the post ofHc at Horace, aa leoond class matter. have about concluded to get married.

The' first named gentleman will bo satisfied with a girl with a houso of one room but Mr. Crotchor is a little more particular, his bride The pew organ for the Sunday School is expocted every day. DIALIK3 IN- M. T. Fletcher, of the Bank of D.

6. WIoEHART, M. Horace, Kansas. B. MOORE, M.

Canton, Canton, Kansas, is in town. REAL ESTATE IN GREELEY Frank J. Crotcher returned from his visit to his parents at Kingman, went to Syracuse this weok. They got caught out in a rain storm and saw a cyclone scatter a house to tho four winds. Most of our citizons who took in tho fourth went to Horace and Tribune.

Mr. G. W. Kendall has just completed his house by having a fine coat of plastering put on by Link Cunningham. Mr K.

is expecting his wifo to come from Indiana in a few days. Mr. John Taylor, of Kingman is visiting his brother, Robert Taylor, residing on S. E. 11.

IIo passes his judgment by saying ho thinks we havo a fine and beautiful country, particularly 20, 42. Mr. Bean, living on S. PI 12 is down fifty feet with a well. IIo reports as having struck solid rock.

Our Sabbath School haa sot July 21 for holding their picnic. It is Kansas, last Saturday. And Adjoining Counties in Kansas, and Bent Col. Office Second Door South of Scmih End THotel. HORACE, KANSAS.

Office hours from 9 a. to 4 p. m. ollice, at Wu-Keenev, Knnsiis, on July la, 1SS7, vjn: David S. Fletcher, II.

li. No. 10,. OiJofortlie northwest quarter Boctiim Rl, township 1, Rrtuth of ranee west. He names the following witnesses to prove hia continuous residence upon, mid cultivation of said land, viz: Sarah U.

Walker, Walter 1 Mead, Carrie Lj tle.Abijah V. Van Aken, all of Tribune, Greeley county, Kansas. U-H YV. C. L.

Beaub, Roaster. (Mo. mn.) Land Office at Wa-Keeney, June 4, 1S87. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make linal proof in support of his chum, mid that said proof will be made before the register and receiver of the U. H.

laud otlice at Wa-Keeney, on July t'l, 1HK7, viz: Thomas 1). Clark, I). 8. 11417, for the northeast quarter section township 19, south of range 40 west. IIo names the following witnesses to prove hia continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Charles K.

Wightmau, lleu-ry W. Milford, Louis Chapman, Frank D. Joy, all of Tribune, Greeley county, Kansas U-H W. C. L.

Bkaed, Register. No, Rill, Lasd Oiviue at Wa-Keenet, Juno 4, Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has riled notice of his intention to make linal proof in support of his claim. and Hint said proof will be made before the register and receiver U. S. land otlice at Wa-Keeney, on July 1(, viz: Ingram O.

ritanley, H. E. VMti, for the northeast quarter section 14, township IS. south of range id) west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Khvin Mills, Alansan D.

Thomas, Fat-rick W. Hallicy, Charles Helm, nil of Tribune, Greoley coni.ty, Kansas. a-14 W. C. L.

BiiAiii), Register. Land Ofiice at Wa-Keeney, Kas. June 4. WT. Money orders can now be ob Will BUY end SELL PROPERTY In tho Town of HORACE.

must be possessed of at least a five roomed house and plenty of money to back it. Correspondence solicited. Address all letters to the abovo named gentlemen at Horace, Kansas. There is ono thing our citizens are Very slow in, that is in attending the Sunday school in this city. The hall should bo crowded every Sunday, the weather te not so warm but that they could spare ono hour of each Sabbath to this work and if they gained nothing by it them tained at the Horace post office for any place in the United States.

FINAL PROOFS. RELINQUISHMENTS BOUGHT SOLD. E. L. Liutwieler, of the M.

Parties making final proof that advertise i this paper, will please A. R. R. is in town attending to the right of way for the above company. Breaking and Planting done on Timber Claims for non-residenti.

Locating Settlers on Government Land in Greeley, Wallaee eotaliei, and in Bent county, Colorado. Messrs. H. B. Lemmon and Fred Will File on Homesteads for Soldiers, Sailors, or their Widowi or Orphan by Fewer ef call and got thoir affidavits and give us reeeipt for same.

"Wibli Publishers. Mrs. George Davis is sick. Attorney. selves it would at least encourage C.

Flory have formed a partnership in the real estate business. See their advertisement the little ones. Don't be backward, now, but got ready" noxt Sun Final Peoofs Correctly Written Up at Reasonable Rates. Our business men all report their The initial number of the Trib ealea increasing. une Enterprise make its ap Robert Baird has been seriously CONTESTS INITIATED.

Careful attention given to all businese before the V. 8. Land Offloei at Wa-Keeue day and go. Tho picnic at the U. P.

colony on last Saturday was a success, there being a number of ladies and gentlemen from Hornco and Tribune pearance tnis weoK, witn it. j. Colver as oditor and 'proprietor. ill for several days. to bo held on the Syracuse road near the spring where there nro a few shade trees.

A special invitation is extended to other Sabbath Schools to come and tako part if they desiro to do so by singing or spoaking. Several speakers are invited who promise to by there on that da v. Wo will have free lein- Neils Olson made a flying 'trip to Notice is horf by given that the following Kansas, and Lamar, Colored. The D. M.

A. graders have named has filed notice ot her mi Syracuse Tuesday. tion to rrtr.iie final proof iu support of her about completed their work in the present. Die dinner in llio new Locating 1 nrdier Claims in Dent uounty, ioioraao, a specialty. Blriat attention given to all Law Business.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. lieorffe Ltacrenbueli spont me western part of the county and will chum, and the r-'iid proof will be for the register and receiver oi'iheO. S. hii.d at. on July lit, church bnildinsr (which, by tho way 00 fourth at Syracuse.

1 -7, vi: Lyilo, Si. K. for the move out i.ito Colorado when through with this couuty. is the neatest building ot tao Uiud in the county) was all that could be A full line of summer clothing qu'irU-r voctiou LM, township 1H, r-outhof rang (ilie name the following witnc e.in .1 io prove her coutmumn resi C. P.

ORWAN, Dr. M. B. Moore has moved into dence upon, and cultivation or, said land, viz: Waller. Walter P.

Jcd, David S. teher, Abijah C. Vau Aken, all town and can be found in the second building south of the South at C. WHITES. Charley Keller is talking of -making a visit to Denver in a few days.

George Davis is putting up a wind mill over the well at his barn. DEALER IN- 01 iriuuna, trreeiey county, ivhubrh. End hotel. See change in his ad 2-14 V. L.

Ukakji, liegister. (No. Slf9.) Laud Office at wa-Keeney, June 25, lr7. onado and a good dinner. Como 1 no, coma all and bring your baskf is buckets and boxes all well filled with goad things and let us havo a good social time, remembering it is all to be done with duo reverence to our All wise Father in Heaven.

Mrs. Thomas Martin has been dangerously ill for tho past few days but is some better -at this writing. Quiz. vertisement. in, Notica is hereby given that tho following The streets of Horace present a Arrangements are being made by a party in the east to take the Horace named suttlor has tiled notice of ms inteii tion to loake iinul proof in support of his claim, dim dial said proof will tie made be House.

fore tho register and receiver U. S. land office at Wa-Keenoy, Kansas, on Aug. 28, metropolitan appearance every day of the week. It is almost, impossible to get through the crowds that throng our principal thoroughfares each day.

PAIN TS, OILS, Mrs A. S. Morse arrived in town last Friday and willteside here in iwi, viz: unver 1 b.ioemaKer, u. jno. lll'tti, for tho southwest quarter section 111, township IX emith range 39 west.

He names -1 1 1 trim- Embroideries, laces and the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz Lowis Matthews, John me iuture. Mr. Amos Schoonover, one ot our ileadinj fanners, was on town raings in oudless variety at C. White's. Hair The unday School of Greeley ter term Pas as lie, Cement Matthews, Acae W.

Biead, Harry Hill, all Center will sjiveati. ice cream fosli- val on Wednesday, uly 13, the pro Post- ot tribune, Oroeley county, Kansas. 12-17 W. C. L.

Beabd, Register. IN0.91C8.) Laud (Mllce at Wa-ueenoy, I June 2'i, 1SS7. Ease balls and bats at the office. desired. All returned home late in the evening having enjoyed themselves and claiming that for good treatment they would go their last dollar on the colony people every time.

With the first of July the P. O. department made a chango in the mail route from Syracuse north which makes it very inconvenient as well as a great injustice to tho patrons of the Horace post office, orje of tho most imp ortant offices on tho route. As it is now running wo have been unable to receive a mail from the south with any degree of certainty since the change. We do not know where the fault lies, and do not care, but wherever it is it should be corrected, and there is but one way to make the correction and that is to pat tho route where it was before the change was made, which will make it convenient to all offices in the county and not ono mile further to travol.

This matter should bo looked into immediately and remedied in some way. We give below the programme of C. White sells elegant lawns at HORACE, KANSAS. ceeds of which are to go to the Suu- five and sevan and a half cents. day School.

Everybody is cordially invited. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make fiiiid proof in support of his oil always C. White's. Gaiieline and coal hand at Everybody should go out and hear Dr. Gibson's lecture to-mor claim, and that said proof will be made be Price Bros, bit; stage failed to CITY DRUG STORE.

fore the Register and Receiver TJ. S. Land Ol'iiee at Wa-Keeney, on August 2W, row night. como in yesterday, from tLe reason 1W7, viz: John b. Matthews, D.

n. No Geo. Douglass, Frod Trif tie and 110H9, for the north half and northeast Notice. To those wanting money to prove up should get terms of Robert M. Hill, U.

P. Colony. that their horses broke away at Syracuse and they were unable to A. F. Smith, of Colokan, were in quarter, southwest quarter, northeast quarter and northwest quarter of southeast quar find them in time to start north, town to-day.

ter ot section 29, township is south, range 18) west. 1 Ie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon M. Q. CRETCHER, The Chicago Lumber Co. has built an extensive shed for their Staple and fancy groceries.

and cultivation'of -f-aid land, viz: Oliver P. Shoem ikor, Jesso W. Stead. Harry Hill, Good goods Jonn Kelley, all of Tribune, Greeley county at bottom prices at C. White's.

lumber at this place. Dealer ia John Vinson had a mare to stray Kansas. 12-10 W. C. L.

Beaed, Register. No. ma. 1 Land Offick ax June 11, Ih7. off on Tuesday morning.

John thinks she was stolen. Horace is tho place to buy goods cheap. If you want bargains in groceries go to B. M. Chambers, he keeps a nice sock on hand all Drugs and Druggists' Sundries.

A full lino of Fatenr Medicines and Stationery. Presrij tione carefully compounded day or nigljt, Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make linal proof in support of his A. Pi Smith has moved his meat market rrom Min street to his new claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the register and receiver of the U. S. they however brought several passengers up in a carriage.

Cretcher Bros. Reynolds report business so rushing in the roal estate line that thy have no, time to write an advertisement for this week, but you can look out for a big one in the noxt issue of the azette. Parties that have purchased shares in the Greeley County Agricultural association will please call on me at -my store on south Main street and get their certificates of stock and oblige Niels. B. Olses, Sec'y.

Durinz these dava while the far land olfic nt Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on August building on Kansas H.lWjViziLewis Chapman, U.S. No.U44ofor the northwest quarter of section 27, township 19 south of range 40 west. He names Mr. J. J.

Burns, vice-president of HORACE, KANSAS. WEST SIDE MAIN STREET, the time of new and fresh goods, the finest stock of rroceries in the county. Go there and you can get bni-gnins and what you want cheap. Givo him a trial and get cheaper bargains than you can get at the railroad. the D.

M. A. Railroad is in town the following witnesses to prove his contin nous residence upon, aad cultivation of the Fourth of July ball at the City Hall on' last Monday night. Wo intended printing it last week, but failed to get it in time: 1. Grand March Defunct Tribune.

2. Quadrille Oh, for sympathy! 3. Waltz Webb's regret. 4. Quadrille Philips sour grapes, 5.

Schottischo Tribune's -cow path. in the interests of the above roffd. said land, viz: Thomas B. Clark, Hugh (Hark, Frank D. Joy, Francis Kiever, all of Money! Money! Money! Tribune, Greeley county, Kansas, lt'i-is W.

C. L. Bkabd, Register, Ym. Philips, of Sac City, Iowa, father of Mrs. A.

P. Smith arrived Go to C. White's for queonsware in town on last Thursday's stage. and lamps. I No.

7985.1 Land Office at 1 June 11, 1887. 1 Notice is herey given' that the following named settler has filed notice of hia inten- OTTO TROUTMAN, NOTARY PUBLIC. E. R. Good furnished a little sport for the citizens on last Sunday by breAking a foronco to work tiou to make final proof in support of his Chas.

Lamb, ATTOMEY AT Lif in a buggy. The commissioners appointed to Land, Loan Insurance Agent. claim, and that snel proof -will be made before Register f.nrt Receiver U. "8. laud office at Wa-Keeney Kansas, on August 8, 1887, viz: John F.

D. No. 11740, for the northwest quarter of section 7, township 18. south of range Hy west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Thomas Roach, S.

K. Frost, Orlando J. Frost. H. Starr, all of Tribune, Greeley couuty, iansas.

10-1S V. C. L. Beaed, Register. 'condemn the rijrht of way for the G.

Quadrille Gragg's defeat. 7. Newport McD's money musk or missing link. 8. Waltz July 7th.

9. Lancers Little Dennis. 10. Sicilian eircla Driukwater's stage line. 11.

Waltz $40 check. 12. Galop On the wing. Supper. D.

M. A. R. R. have been busy all the week attending to their du ties.

Loans Money. Collections Promptly Attended to. ONE E30R SOOTH CF HORACE BOOSE. Mr. and Mrs.

C. G. Wilson start- mer is busy and local news is scarce we hope our friends will make it a point to give us all the local happenings. The man who has never trodden the path of a local news-gatherer has but little idea of his laborious work Price Brothers started their cannon Jball stage line from Syracuse to Horace on last Saturday. They make the round trip in a day, leaving Syracuse in the morning after the trains arrive and driving to Horace by noon.

This is something we have needed from the start, and when you want to go to Syracuse and make the trip in a hurrv, take Money loaned on easy term. No delay insetting mony pti 13. Quadrille U. solid for up with. Apply for it and you are sure to get it.

RehnquishmeriU and deeded lands bonnht and sold. Contest cases pr-' ptly attended to. on last Tuesday for their old home in Weston, Kentucky, where they will visit for three or four FINAL PROOFS WRITTEN. Breatingand pWaug tirabtr elaisai promptly attended to. Horace, you bet 14.

Money musk Water hauL 15. Waltz Good. weeks. 16. Quadrille Glido up alt NOTICE-TIMBER CULTURE.

No. Oir.7. TJ. S. Land Office, wa-Keenej-, A'ansns.

June 7, 1S87. Complaint hiving having been entered nt thin Ollice by Georye Foidel (Jeorae Pratz for failure to comply with the law a to Timber-Cnltnre entry So. dated Mnrch 3 upon tbf northeast qosrier section 7 tovniliin 19 south, ransie 42 west in Greeley connYy Knn, with Tir-w to th ranccUntion of aid entry couttant ail-'atriT that the mid George I'm'. bn fail -it, durinz Cr.t year of entry, to plow, brake or cuiUTaie five seres of ori Hand or rjinse tiie same to be plowed, 1 i5n or Mitivaied durini; year or Dr. Gibson will deliver a lecture HORACE, Greeley County, KANSAS.

at City Hall on to-morrow (Friday) river. 17. Virginia reel HufTy indeed JOSEPH DAWSON, Painter and Grainer, Kaho miner and Piqtr Hanger, HORiCE, KANSAS. night Subject "Progression. 18.

Schottischo "Rickey's jack OF TRIBUNE. ANK Admission tree, everybody in ass. the big red stage and there will no grass grow under the horses feet 19. Waltz Mead pay my bill 20. Polki Quadrille Boyle's jog Tha Greeley Cjiiafy Agricultural tli said parties era l.ereby sum-i to epi ear at this O.lice cn ti 5A 'ajr of Aaost 1SS7, nt 1 o'clock p.

to nitrnn-l nil furnish many sllejed alone- E. H. C0NM Bankers. Do a General Banking Business. Orders left with C.

H. WWe- i tH rhirr Vrnber 5H-. HH- Jei vx HeJertiM, S.xtcca experience aaa n. it. 1 uts.TOS h.eeiver CwtrK i Vz.ri7i.T, Att'ys.

1CM5. NOTICETIMBEa CULTURE. Ko. VuX) V. B.

Land OiLct! Wa-Feene-. Jans lb-7. 21. Newport Pity me. 22.

Lancers ZVs bett lot, 5K degrees in the shade. 23. Quadrille Schuyler's sorrow. 24. Waltz Home sweet A.

P. SMITH, vited. It is reported that hora thieves are getting quite plentiful in Horace and the adjoining A dose of hemp would just such gentlemen. The Gizetti job ontSt will be here in a few days. Hold your work and we will guarantee as fine job printing as can be had west of Kansas City.

The county seat question will be heard in Topeka to-day. We await anxiously the decision but cannot see but one way for it to bo settled and that is in favor of Horace, C-ifrT- i-it hhwint hwa at this eS association is assuming qnito extensive proortioii3. Oves 50i) of the 1,000 shares have been soil and farmers from all parts of the co tnty are beeiniing interested, and from the pre --eat outlook we have a rousing big fair this falL Ground have been secured, the premium list is ready for the and if yon want to help along th biggest boom for the county can be lrcr.rietor of CQRRMMP ONDMN TS RATIONAL BANK, New York. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK. Citj.

WA-KEENEY 1ANK, ltMf, Kk wt. in tTrfi, c-ni-'T. with a ti-w to City Meat Market ft i-d to tw.t. riow. or eaitmte fire pjr( tr.rwaf w.JfiiD 12 Iron Hems From Township 20, 42.

The hail storm gathered our melon crop and most of out garden truck. Several wild hores wera seen pacing through one day this weet Rev. Brnnk Las talon Exchange Bought and Sold. Sill I -i' or tUil t- trn1--! i-tri" sr hr- the Mr. up KANSAS.

HORACE, Niels B. Oist'O, ami buy ten or twentv stares of stock at onca. '1 t-Vimosy nrf r-raiti U-A W. E. riLITST KAN5A.5.

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