The Republican from Wellington, Kansas • 3

SHERIFF'S SALE. I -L fHE REPUBLICAN. Knowles Garland, In tlie Irtstrlc-t Court of Sumner County In the I State of Kansas: A Harrison National Dank. Plaintiff, vs. Alice h.

Boyd, et al. Defendants. Osage City shaft coal at 4.75 per ton at Stipp's. Best Kansas Coal for domestic use is Osage City shaft, at the reduced price of 4.75 per ton, at Stipp's coal yard. Johnson Day sold to Messrs.

Maxey and Marsch a block in Highland Addition to Wellington for Twelve Hundred Dol DEALER IN MEAT MARKET. lars. The purc hasers ill soon begin to improve the property and thus help to By virtue of an execution Issued to me. out of said District Court. In the above entitled action.

1 1 will, oji Wednesday the 3th day of May. A. D. 18KG. letweeii one and four o'clock p.

in. of said day. at the front door of the Court House. In the city of i Wellington. In the county of Sumner In the State of Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell to the Holiest and best bidder for cash in hand, all the i following described real estate, towit: Lots.

5. 27. 36 and 38. in Block 90 In the town of New Caldwell, as shown by the recorded plat thereof, said lots beliiK appraised at the sum of three dollars each, and all lying and situated In the county of Sumner, in the State of Kansas. The above described real estate Is taken as the property of said defendants, and will be sold with appraisement to satisfy said execution.

1 Witness my hand this 21st day of April. A. D. S. L.

JONKS. Sheriff of Sumner County Kansas. JAMf-s Lawrence, Attorney for Plaintiff. 5w5. stimulate the activity and progress of our city.

same, in seventeen and a quarter seconds. Hie next contest was won by the same company. The distance was four hundred feet, and the boys laid two hundred feet of hose in the same pnd got water in twenty-eight and a half seconds. The last contest was also won by the invincible Monitor Hose Company. This wan a hub and hub race for a purse of twenty dollars, in which the Monitor, the Arcade and the hook and ladder companies participated.

Tho distance was three hundred feet, and tho first was won in seventeen seconds by the Monitor, and the second by the hook and ladder company. In this race the Arcade Company fniled to be ready when the word "go" was given, and the race was run by the either two companies with the above result. The Arcade Company dissatisfied and e-hagrined at their discomfiture, and anxious to show the people their efficiency, have challenged the victorious Monitor Hose Company to a contest, to take place next Wednesday for a purse of twenty- W. A. McDonald received word, one South WASHINGTON Avenue, day this week, that his brother, J.

W. McDonald, of Winfield, had met with an accident, and immediately responded by starting for the above place. We understand Mr. McDonald was kicked by a Wellington Kansas. Hardware, Stoves Mmmmm.

I wisdS call your attention to fact that I'arry the LARGEST, BEST and most Varied Stock of G-oods in my lro, hrvt is Carried -by anyone in Southern Kansas. Call, and See Me when in want of anything in HARDWARE or JMPJMMITB. THE ITF.W JEWEL VAPOR STOVri is worthy of Special Mention, it La a ih? Only Practical Stationery Oven -y we understand its receipts were small. Tliis is to be regretted, because the people of Wellington are indebted to the K. P.

Band for their beautiful and enlivening music on our streets occasionally and it seems to us all the people of the city should have attended their entertainment and invested their spare nickels. Last Saturday the Arlington House property was sold to the C. G. Lamed Land and Live Stock Company, of Garden City, for the neat little sum of fifty thousand dolla rs. The property has been conducted as a hotel by our enterprising citizens, Speed Crenshaw, and if the purchasers will continue it a hotel under the same management, it will prove a profitable investment.

This is an indication that the wheels of Wellington progress have not stopped. All that is required to make them spin is just such lubrication as this transfer now and then. There was a very picturesque but rather unfortunate scene, early this morning, in one of our alleys. A team of mules ran away and collided with one of the private buildings, anil just alxut the time it was losing its equilibrium and falling to the ground a certain modest gentleman was seen nd heard emerging head first with a frantic grin from the building in a condition that would have been embarassing for any one but a Sandwich Islander. The point is these buildings should be securely fastened so that an accident of this kind could not occur.

House Moving. I am prepared to NOTICE OF FEN" AIj SETTLEMENT. State of Kansas, i Sumner County, In the Probate Court hi and for said County. In the matter of the Estate of H. V.

Dold Deceased. Creditors and all other interested persons in the aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified, that atthe next regular term of the Frobnte Court In and for said County, to be begun and leld at the court room in Wellington. County of Sumner. State of aforesaid, on the first Monday In the month of July. A.

I. lWi. I shall, on the lMh day of July. lst. at 10 o'clock a.

apply to said court for a full final settlement of said Estate. J. A. HHiHKS Administrator of R. V.

Dold. deceased. James Law renxk. Attorney. 54.

five dollars. We hope and lxlieve the Ikjvs will! prove as willing to show their ability to I MOVE OR IiAISE ALL KINDS OF HOFSES IN TOWN OR 8ATUEDAY, MAY 8, lfiSC. LOCAL. vb, the "HnnieFB mn." i-Wall iffr of kinds at, P. A iods.

-Wt Burnett It a full lino of iind oib. See that nilk wall pHper, the Litest, at WoodV. 'he lawnt tock of lasH in the city A.WoodV. firf-t clans job printing come to the 7BUCAX hotf medicino that we fpiarnntoc, in stock, Wt-st Uarni tt. Call at Wt Uiirnt-tfs and ct N'os oi all kinds of lubricating oils.

George Mcfiowiin has turned from an ahwncH of several N-Tho little child of Mr. O. J. Wood, attorney, 1wikIk 11 vc iy ill with piiou- in. "Mr.

McEiheny, of thw city, mourns ops of a valuable horw, which died JIondiiy. Jobnhn IJaiitflif has liown liis euter-spirit by putting i'. a telephone CKidence. P. A.

Wood keeps the largest etock of pure drills, wall paper and fancy articles in the city. -Knowlc (Jarland want to buy all the live hens in the country. Cuph paid. Brifltf in your henn. Mr.

A. E. I'arker, iiccoinpmiied by his wife and ton went to Aroniii, last Sunday, to visit his father. Mr. T.

P. Bone has returned from Lincoln, Illinois, where he was called to bury Ins wife some time extinguish fires prevent the destruction of property in cases of actual PUBLICATION NOTICE. COUNTRY ON SHORT NOTICE. horse. The fire brigade was out last Wednesday, in response to tho alarm of fire, but nothing more; than I N.

Caldwell's chicken house was victimized by the devouring element. Consequently the boys did not have i li opportunity of displaying their efficiency. -The contract for the tin roof on the gas works building, and for the beautiful cornice on the new po.st-oftice building has been awarded to Mr. C. C.

Curtis, of tliis city. Mr. C. will fulfill his contract with credit to himself and to the public. Miss Kate Garnett, who is a sister of our accommodating dentist.

Dr. Gamett, last Monday withdrew her genial countenance from the of Wellingtoiiians. and disappeared, to be absent several months with her numerous friends way Invented. Statu tip Kansas, Sumner County. GENUIriLtlSH BAHB WIBE Standi ui the ex ins SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

J. M. McKEE. Wellington. Kansas.

Commit, and for aa! Gniy fy In the District Court of Sumner county. fieorge M. Miller, Plaintiff, vs. L. W.

Bishop, Carrie J. Bishop, the county of Sumner In the State of Kansas, W. V. Bunch. A.

iraff. Aldrich H. Bowers. John D. Werner.

S. S. Richmond. Thomas H. whalen.

F. E. Neal. II. S.

Carter. (ieorgeD. Morgan, w. H. Illggins.

.1. L. Trout. L. D.

Hess. James H. McCanna. E. F.

Henderson. L. Hillls. Jolmpon Scandrett and School District no. 82 of Sumner county, Kas.

Defendents. i PUBLICATION NOTICE. i A Strange Horror. From Vienna conies intelligence of the death of Count Emeric Sommisch. a Hungarian magnate, who was known in society for his extraordinary hatred of horses.

This aversion amounted to a rel hippo-phobia, and it obliged the count many years ago to throw np his commission in the army. The count died at an advanced STATE OF KANSAS. I Si sek Oovktt. A GRAFE. Editok Hepcblicas Some of Wellington's experience has been costly.

Being young and inexperienced, and having selected for her representatives in coun In the District Court of Sumner County. Almeda O. Danlev. Plaintiff, James A. Danley.

Defendant. Thealmve named Defendant James will take notice that he has been sued by dmibove named plaintiff in the alwve named Owff and tM he must answer the petition of sakT plaint above named Defendant George D. Mor-A (Pin. Thomas whalen and James H. McCanna will take notice that they have been sued by the above named Plaintiff in the above named Court, and that they must answer the ietitlon of said Plaint ill against them filed In said action, in the Wellington, the oilice of the Clerk of said Court, by the 12th day of June A.

D. lWj. or said ietitlon will be him tiled In said action. In thence of the lerk of sit Id Court, by the 21st day ofZMay A. D.

cil, men who have had little or no experience in these things, it is not surprising that sharp and designing persons have taken advantages of us very often. They have done so as every citizen knows, and 1872. PSTACLISHEO taken as true, and judgment will be rendered In said petition will be taken true, and "-T. 111 1-. i II said action in aid Defendant L.

w. Bishop ami Carrie J. Bishop -'-r i.iur for the sum of with interest from the 5th 'V, i J.Vf of Mav. IShI at 12 ner cent. tr annum and I ore iM l-feliitlff and dcrrecli In the age on Ins estate Sclavonia.

He was a distinguished agriculturist, an excellent landlord, and on all subjects but that of horses, asses and mules, a man of sound judgment. He would not allow any animal of the equine kind to come ujon his lands, so that visitors who rode or drove to see him had always to alight at his park gates. He himself for many years used a vehicle drawn by trained deer, but latterly he went about his estate in car afi nf Twfpn.iants for sal of th i eustooy oi cniKin-u. as prayeii in uahrv tion I in fitllowin? described Real Estate situated In the I down in old "Kaintuck." Court opened last Tuesday morning with Judge J. T.

Herrick on the woolsack. The blast of the trumpets and other formula were dispensed with. Only the sweet, clarion voice of the bailiff was heard to reverlerate through the building, as he announced the opening of court. Now while you have the opportunity go to O. D.

Johnson's and see what a great sacrifice he is making in If you intend buying anything in the jewelry line in 1K8(, it will pay you to examine his goods and prices as he is determined Attest: S. S. Kincaio. JEk M. Iraham county of Sumner, and State of Kansas, to-wlt Lot no.

twenty t20. in block no. twenty-six 2G. H. W.

ANDREWS, Clerk District Com. Attorney, JkM OTICE. PUBLICATIO lotsone il), eleven ill) and sixteen i Kit. block four i (41, Lot twenty (20), block four (4J. lot sixteen (16) block eighteen (18), lots nineteen (19) it nd twenty- I Justice the Peace of Before L.

A. Simmons, for many years innocent tax-payers will necessarily bear the burdens imposed by bungling or by hurried legislation in the council chamber. This is the way sharp, shrewd, cunning parties "do" the city Coming into the council chamber with a hired attorney, whom 'they take care to see is a well known citizen, they ask for some privilege, permit, franchise or riglit of way. It is represented to be indispensable to the tour 1 uiock twenty i t. jots eleven i j.

seven- tl VUy of Wellington. County of Sumner. State of teen 17 1 and twenty 120 block eight 8), lots Knsas. nage with a team of oxen. His horror of nine ii ana ten mi) diock i.

an in uie.nv; oi iounw, plaintiff Andrews, the "Harness man," has saddles, bridles, whips, and everything welllnirton and said County ami State as per origi horses is said by the Times correspondent vs. 'r John M. Davis. Defendiint. to have been innate, as there was no acci Grocery Said defendout Is hereby uotlnled.

that on the kept or needed in that line of business. dent in his life to account for it. nal plat and lots seventeen 117 1 and sixtevn (ltij bloc in C. R. Godfrey's addition to Said city of Wellington In said county and State.

Cnder an order of sale to satisfy saM-jutlgnient. and costs in accordance with the prayer of said petition iind barring and foreclosing all right, title, interest and claim or equity of redemption of said Defendants and each and all of them In and to said real estate or any part thereof. Could Emeric Hommisch then could never ha ve known what it was to have en i SECOND DAY yF APRIL. lf6. anorder of attach-: ment, for tlifQim Cif Forty-Eight dollars, was issued by the aliove named Justice of the Peace against pmiiertv.

In the above entitled action: i and that s.iJJ cause will be heard on FIRST DAY OF. iujie a. m. I Motsck. AttestAt A.

Simmons. I city's best interests and furthermore it joyed the pleasures and excitements of Sells Brothers' Circus. Our greatest men PRESS BLOCK, t.KOKUE. KISH ftlALllWXLL. Attest: S.

S. KlNfAiD, -Plaintiff's Attorney, i Clerk District Court- ft-3w i tluruH; iri lirc M. must be granted instantly or else certain contracts or certain arrangements will be interfered with. The paid attorney, in the guise tf a representative citizen, of the age have been great lovers of the horse. Grant doted on the fleet-footed beauties, and Robert Bonner has stables WELLINGTON full of them, which he prizes as some do Telephone No.

9. makes an earnest appeal and the matter is pushed through without a moment's consideration, and the people are astonished and indignant when they witness rare antiques or gems and jewels. The count's aversion even extended to the donkeys, but it is our opinion he would the mischief that has again been done. have been obliged to laugh, in spite of Review the history of the past year, and himself, if he had ever seen Johnnv Pur CITY BAKERY. ROBERT PRdBST, Proprietor.

Ou band at all times, Fresh Bread. Cakes. Ties, etc. Luncli at all hours. Orders left at Store for Bread will be promptly attend to.

Store. No. 1 1 1 South Washington avenue, 1st door north of Knowle.s Garland's Meat Market, Wellington, Kansas. GEO. W.

RASUEE, vis and his pair of long-eared comedians, say whether this is not entirely too true. Ascheme is at this moment germinating, and in all human probability will be car Perhaps the count's antipathy to horses might have been overcome if he had le- ried to completion before a citizen and tax-payer can utter a vain remonstrance, held in the heyday of his youth the fairy formed petite Polly Lee horse-a-back th It is desired by a certain party to obstruct ing round the sawdust-bestrewed circle, When your gasoline stoves get out of fix, take them to Aldrich fc shop, who will repair them in first-class style. Andrews, the "Harness man," has Baddies, bridles, whips, and everything kept or needed in that line of business. On Friday W. R.

Spicknal sold the north half of Union block to James A. Scandrett, of this city, for one hundred dollars. The festival to have been given last Tuesday evening was postponed to the following eve, on account of irupropitious weather. We a re prepared to do all kinds of fine commercial printing at reasonable prices. We guarantee satisfaction and first-class work.

Mont Gatliff, our typo, will take your orders for job work or advertising. Give him your work and we will see that it is promptly done, We have added a largo number of the latest novelties in job type, borders, to our office, and are now ready for all kinds of job work. Hugh J. Crawfer, an attorney of Lafayette, and an old acquaintance of Geo. W.

Collins, stopped in this city on his way to the west. The fifth instant was a day of jubilee at the residence of Dr. W. O. Burnet.

The arrival of a littlo female angel without wings was the occasion. Mr. Geo. Ensure, accompanied by his East Lincoln and East Harvey avenxies, the two means of communication east and or Wm. Sells gracefully guiding and be striding four frainiing chargers.

Sells the only route to the cemetery, by building across both of them "a railway, an ex Brothers have a "horse-fair," as their ex hibition will demonstrate at Wellington, tension of the present track to the Aetna mill. Some morning, in the near future, Thursday, May 13. we will be greeted with the startling in Interest to Ladies. Spring season now open. Visit our laco THE department.

Johnston te Scandbett, Utility and beauty combined. See our formation that this obstruction has been permanently permitted, and those of us who remember the perils of driving to the cemetery before Harvey avenue was opened through the lot adjoining it west, to close out his entire stock in a few days. Last Tuesday our city was alive, owing to the first appearance tf the street cars. No class of people enjoyed it as the youngsters did. They were wild with anxiety to get the first ride.

This was quite an event in tho history of Wellington, and is but another sign of Wellington's go-aheadativeuess. The people are getting anxious about that coal that has been in prospect for so long a time. Three hundred and forty-one feet, and no signs of the coveted mineral is not very encouraging news. We hope we shall not be compelled to take salt instead of coal. Just now the people of this locality are in worse need of the former.

The Daily Press says the Ladies' Aid Society, of the Christian church, are in need of one hundred dollars and will give a supper to supply this want. This is the thing to do, and tho amount being small it will be realized without the least difficulty if the people will show that they are the least bit walling to contribute to a good cause. The school board met last Monday evening, and re-elected Mr. E. Barrett president and Mrs.

Carter secretary. Prof. Jay was retained for the coming year at a salary of S1400. The board showed their wisdoni in their selection. Under the masterly supervision of Mr.

ay our schools have attained a position second to none in the state. A daring attempt to escape from jail, was made at Winfield, Monday, by several jail birds. The deputy sheriff was knocked down and shot through the hand, and four escaped. Winfield is unfortunate. Even our criminals, who are in confinement, behave themselves, and are so well treated that they make no attempt to escape.

Soon will the wheels of our street cars be heard to hum on the track, that for so long a time has been but a stumbling block to the traveling public. We hear that three cars have already arrived. What a delightful anticipation, especially for tho ladies, to be able to ride the entire length of Washington avenue, in a street car, for a paltry nickel. The Daily Postal Card says, "hug new dress goods. ohnston te Scandbett, Graceful style and perfect comfort our new corset.

Johnston Scandrett. will be filled with consternation and dis may at finding those perils restored. Keep the sun off in style. See our new parasols. Johnston Scandbett.

The bustle and lxxni our new colored Those who have a quiet drive or a prom enade through the quiet streets leading satins at 50 cents per yard. See them Johnston Scandbett. Real Estate Agent Rreat Reduction in Osage County Goal. Best Osage Shaft j4.75 per ton; Also a Good Supply of the CelebratJ CANON CITY COAXi. Smithing Coal Constantly on hand.

Lime, Cement, Etc. STIPP'S COAL YARD, First Door "West of Post-Office. Wellington, Kansas. M. DAVISON, Blacksmith and Wagon Maker.

All Kinds of Wagons and Carriager made to Order. Shop on Lincoln Avenue, next door to G. A. Kail. WELLINGTON, KANSAS.

out away from the business center, will find their privilege to do so entirely taken Domestic farbrics among the beet ginghams and seersuckers. Ladies should make it a point to see our new French away, for there will not remain a single avenue that is not obstructed. satteens. Johnston ocandbett. The need of the million ladies' hosiery.

wife and baby have returned from Colorado, where ho went some time ago to I am constrained to ask of my fellow citizens, if we have no rights that are See our English, French or German bound to be respected. Are we to be for makes. Johnston Ac Scandbett, novelties. look after his mining business. The Choral Society invaded the resi Of Wellington, Kansas.

ever at the mercy of the designing sharper, who obtains by trickery and eiinning deception what he cannot obtain by fair dence of Mr. J. D. Decker, Monday even Canvas Boucle and Bourette suitings Etamine, Clurettes and Pansey cloth, Courtland crapes, all the widths Ecru in ing, and made the welkin ring with both vocal and instrumental music. means.

Wellington, May 5, 1886. two-toned pongee suitings. Johnston Scandbett The racing to be held next week bida fair to be something of interest. We A Bargain. Eight lots, northeast of the southern Farms and City Property a Specialty.

A Little Talk to You All. depot, for $450. A bargain. This offer Now, I have been in Wellington, Sum ner, county, a little over three years, we is good for only ten days. E.

May Co. have tryed to do an honest square bnsi ness, how well we have succeeded we leave it to our customers to say. We have sold and erected 230 Eureka Wind Mills Seeds! Seeds! We have a large stock of millet, Sorghum, clover and timothy seeds. If you wish to buy or sell, call on us. W.

R. Savage. and three way pumps, to say nothing of the other more common sorts. We have ABSTRACTS FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE A Complete Set of Abstracts np to DATE. Office, in Front Room Over Richardson Co's Dry Goods Store, No.

114 N. Washington ave. put in miles and miles of convey piping. ging sociables are popular in Bute, M. and also that we have hugging parties in Kansas too, but that they are called water tanks of all kinds, besides house dances, balls, etc." This is uncompli Berry Plants Etc.

Buy your strawberry plants at 60 cts. per hundred; Davison's Thornless and Doolittle (blackcaps) and Turner (red) at one cent, and Gregg and Hopkins (black mentary to those who participate in amusements of the kind, iind we are glad we don't dance, though we think it is a legitimate amusement. tanks. We don't wish to boast, but say, without fear of contradiction, that we handle the best wind null manufactured on earth, and we flatter ourselves, we know how to erect them; have got all tools necessary for the business and don't have to borrow from our neighbors. We also make cement, well tubing and tiling, ready to do repairing in all well business.

We also keep for sale, Dalley's steam food cookers, which has been tried and never found wanting. Don't be afraid to come and see us, and if you don't buy we wont be mad. Our place is 112, E. Lin On Monday the people living in the cap) raspberries at two cents each; also common morello cherry trees from 5 to 15 cents each, at my place, 724 W. Third street, Wellington.

Above prices made to close out the coming week. Weekly Globe-Democrat ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. READ CAREFULLY The following comparative Btatement of a nnmber of the most prominent Weeklies published in the United States shows conclnsivelv that the WEEKLY GLOBE-DEMOCRAT is from 25 to 50 PER CENT TILE CHEAPEST. neighborhood of Mr. J.

D. Krell, were Wellington Book Hews S. CRANE, Proprietor, Has Removed His serenaded by the softest and sweetest tones that ever fell upon human ear. Upon enqniryit was learned that they issued L. A.

Simmons. from the residence of Mr. Krell, and upon further enquiry it was learned that they coln avenue. E. P.

DeYoe. The Races. The Southern Kansas Trotting Association have issued their programme for their meetings at Wellington, Harper, issued from a pair of diminutive lungs. The supposed nightingale was a new born baby boy. Wichita and Eldorado.

The meetings at Wellington will take place oh the 11th, 12th and 13th of this month, and will be Mr. Andrew Dotty, of Great Bend, 70 Columns 56 Columns Mi Columns 5ti Columns 56 Columns Columns (A Columns 56 Columns 66 Columns 66 Columns tl Per Tear. 1 Per Year 1 i) Per Year 1 25 Per Year 1 Per Year 1 15 Per Year 1 GO Per Year 1 p-r Year 1 1)0 Per Year 1 CO Per Year 10 Pages 8 PsiKes 8 Panes 8 Pages 8 Pavps 8 Paw 8 Pages 8 Pages 8 Pages 8 Pages Weekly Globe-Democrat, St. Louis, weekly Republican, fet Louis, Mo weekly Tribune. Chicago.

Ill weekly Times. Chicago. Ill weekly Inter Ocean. Chicago, weekly Enquirer. Cincinnati.

weekly Cominerrtal Cincinnati, weekly Times, New York City weekly Sun. New York City weekly world. New York City quite a treat far all lovers of horse flesh. Book News Store Joke on Phil. Armour.

Jealous lardy-dahs tells tho story that when Phil. Armour saw the hippopotami in the Sells Brothers' Shows he gazed upon their mammoth forms with rapture, mistaking them for a giant breed of hogs, remarking soto voce, "Down comes the price pork Our friends Mat Keagy and Tom Hubbard will also attend, and see whether they are as large as their fine Berkshire and Poland-China pigs, and if they are, will go in partnership and buy the big one for breeding purposes. and Miss Kate Gray, of this place, were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony by the Rev. Thorpe, Wednesday evening, at the residence of the bride's parents. The happy couple will tlepart in a few days, accompanied by the bride's sister, Miss Allie Gray, for their future home, hear that two car loads of fine horses arrived in Wellington, Wednesday evening.

Mr. Frank Robins, of Illinois, is again in tho city, and if he is looking for health and wealth, we would advise him to stop right where he is, and not go any further west. This county is entitled to scud nine delegates to the state Republican convention at Topeka on the 7th of July. Let them bo good and representative men of tho party. -S.

P. O. Lewis, of Caldwell; J. Allen, of St. Louis; E.

B. Harvey, of St. Joe; and Judge Torrance and W. P. Hackney, of Winlleld.

were all seen in Wellington this week. W.T. McBrido, J. D. Decker, Ed.

Day and James A. Scandrett started for Frisco, Norton county, yesterday. We expect to hear of some gigantic speculations soon. Dr. O.

G. Badlam, of this city, was suddenly taken ill last Sunday afternoon while enjoying a stroll along Lincoln avenue. An ambulance was procured, and he was conveyed to his homo. Tho salt stratum discovered by the borers for coal, seems to be of a considerable thickness. It may be that it will prove more profitable to convert the institution into a salt than a coal mine.

The Rev. V. F.Hunt, of California, is on a visit to his brother, Myron Hunt, who lives near this city. He was formerly a resident of Wellington, but for the last four or five years has resided in California. A runaway, on a small scale, occurred last Thursday.

A team that 6tood in front of W. R. Savage's store detached themselves from their hitching post and ran for a short distance but were stopped before any damage was done. The city council at its last meeting, Wednesday evening, resolved to let the city printing for the ensuing year to the lowest bidder. This is commendable, as it enables all who desire to enter the race with free and fair competition.

The first mad dog of the. season was annihilated by Leslie Corl, near Mayfield last Saturday. This is doing more to save people from hydrophobia than Pasteur is doing. He can only cure, while powder and shot is a sure preventive. The second trial of the case of the state against Mollie Mills occurred this week, and resulted in a conviction.

Retrials are not always desirable. They frequently make disclosures that the first trial failed to make. If the weather is favorable we predict an immense crowd. The following is the programme Half mile and repeat, running, purse 8100.00. 2:50 class, trot, $150.00.

2:30 Great Bend. The best wishes of their nu merous friends accompany them. class, trot, 8250.00. Quarter mile dash, (winner to take purse) 825.00. In the quarter dash each day, winner barred next day.

At the ward primary meetings held in this city last Thursday evening the Craw To the room in Central Block, owned by B. N. Caldwell, and he has Fourteen Columns of Solid Beading Blatter in Favor of the G-D. Ten Pages made tip of the Latest Telegraphic News and Correspondence from all parts of the World, Political News, full and Complete Market Reports and Choice Miscellaneous Matter selected especially for the Farm and Home. Sent to any address ONE YEAR FOR ONE DOLLAR (Postage It is the Largest and Best Family Paper in the World.

Sample Copies Sent on Application. Prices of Other Editions of the GlotSe-Demccrat: Dalley. per annum 00 Trl-weekly, per annum 5 00 Semi-weekly, per annum 3 00 Postmasters and Newsdealers are authorized to receive Subscriptions, or send direct to the GLOBE PRINTING ST. LOUIS, MO. ford county system was favored by a vote.

This was doing the right thing at the SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION. State of Kansas, Sumner County. -In the District Court of Sumner County. right time. The" people are entitled to a Luther M.

Brain, change of method by which the political machinery is manipulated, even if it does vs. A. A. Carkhuff and "The Abernathy Furniture Company" of Jackson County in the State of Missouri, WEDNESDAY. 2:35 class, trot, purse 250.00.

Free for all, pacing, 300.00. One mile and repeat, running, 8150.00. One-quarter mile dash, (winner to take purse) 825.00. THTJESDAY. 2:40 class, trot, purse $150.00.

Free for alL trot, $300.00. Novelty running, $150.00. Quarter mile dash, (winner to take purse,) $25.00. prove unpalatable to a few. There is no doubt the great body of substantial voters Defendants, Enlarged his Stock.

will hail its adoption with delight, and Ed. Dodsort, General Agent For Honitor Geared 7ind Hill. Everything Pertaining to The State of Kansas, to the above named defendant The Abernathy Furniture Company greeting. will take notice that you have been sued by 1 the above named Plaintiff In the above named Court, and that you must answer the said petition of said Plaintiff against you filed In said action. In the office of the Clerk of said Court, by the 12th day of June.

A. D. 1886, or said petition will be taken as true, and judgment will be rendered in sa'd action in favor of said Plaintiff and against said Defendant cancelling and setting aside a certain mortagage given by the said Defendant A. A. Carkhuff to the said Defendant "The Abernathy Furniture Company" upon the following described real estate situated in the said county of Sumner and State of Kansas, towlt: Lot No.

Eighteen. (18) In Block No. seven (7), in the late town now city of Argonla, in said county of Sumner and State of Kansas and barring the said Defendant "The Abernathy Furniture Company" from any right, title, or interest in or to or lien upon said real estate under and by virtue of said mortage and costs In accordance with the prayer of said petition. Witness my hand and seal this 30th day of April A. D.

1SS6. S. S. INC ALU, Clerk of the District Court. Geobge, Kino' Caxdwkll, Att'ya for Plaintiff.

6-3w continue to adhere to it. The occupation of fireman of the Wellington brigade is growing to be quite a profitable one. We understand that the city is indebted to the boys in the sum of four hundred and sixty-eife-ht dollars for their valuable time and labor in responding to the alarms of fire. This is quite right and proper. The boys who do so much to prevent the destruction of life and property deserve not only a pecuniary compensation, but the thanks and praise of all the people.

The festival given by the Knights of Pythias, last Wednesday evening, was a very enjoyable occasion, but was not as well attended as it should have been, and -AND- Books, News and Stationery Line kept. Fireman's Parade and Contest. The regular annual parade and exhibition of the fire department of this city occurred on Saturday, the first day of the mouth. The procession, headed by the Knights of Pythias band, moved at about two o'clock, p. m.

The members were beautifully uniformed, and presented quite a fascinating appearance. The first contest was for a beautiful silver cup, which the Monitor Hose Company, No. 1, in a spirited race, wrested from their opponents, the Arcade Company, No. 2. This contest was a distance of two hundred feet, laying a hundrfed feet of hOBe in the ALL THE LEADING CELEBRATED ESTEY ORGAN, Pumps, Lightning Rods, Etc.

OFFICE WITH HALL BROTHERS, Wellington, Kansas. Dailies Constantly on Hand, "7.