The Republican from Wellington, Kansas • 3

Interest to Ladies. Last Sunday evening the people of T. OGDEN, Wellintrton who perspired and groaned A THE REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY. MAY 2 under the weight of a sultry atmosphere were relieved by a refreshing shower.

3 James Lawrence will supply the ora DEALER IN tory at Argonia on memorial day. Wel- linoinn keens on hand a reserve of ora- Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, 313 East Lincoln JEtna Mills, WELLINGTON, KANSAS. Good rigs at all times and at reasonable prices. I own and have at my place the two noted horses, BRADEN and PRINCE. Braded is a Clyde and Canadian; Prince is a Thoroughbred Mernbrino Roadster.

Will stand at my stables for the season. 10 to insure colt. 0 i tors to supply the neighlxring towns. A1V nnrl Mrs. F.

P. Neal. went to Kansas Citv Wednesday, on a visit to the Hardware, Stoves Implements. I wish to call your attention to the fact that I carry the LARGEST, BEST and most hitter's parents. Miss Maggie Atkins, a sister of Mrs.

Jtoal accompanieu tnem. The new iron bridge that is to span Slate creek has arrived and travelers will Spring season now open. Visit our lace department. Johnston Scajtdeztt. Utility and beauty combined.

See our new dress goods. Johkstox Scaxdrett. Graceful style and perfect comfort our new corset. Johnston Scaxdrett. Keep the sun off in style.

See our new parasols. Johxston Scajsdrett. The bustle and boom our new colored satins at 50 cents per yard. See them JOHXSTON SCAXDRETT. Domestic farbrics among the best ginghams and seersuckers.

Ladies should make it a point to see onr new French satteens. Johnston Scandkett. The need of the million la dies hosier-. See our English, French or German makes. Johnston Scaxdrett.

NOVELTIES. Canvas Boucle and Bourette suitings Etamine. Clurettes and Pansey cloth, Courtland crapes, all the widths Ecru in two-toned pongee suitings. Johnston Scaxdrett. A Bargain.

Eight lote, northeast of the southern depot, for 450. A bargain. This offer is good for only ten days. E. Mat Co.

soon be able to cross with the assurance that they are jierfectly safe in doing so. Esquire Poach, of Conway Springs; H. J. Donohne, of Cleardale, and W. J.

Great Reduction in Osage County Coal. Best Osage Shaft 4.75 per ton; Nelson and J. C. Mitchell, of Nodaway, Missouri, were in Wellington this week. shirt stud were presented to Mr.

as a token of esteem and admiration of his many friends. Let everybody participate in the exercises on Decoration day, and show their gratitnde to those who gave up wife, mother, children and everything dear to them to help maintain the integrity of the Union. Let them 6how their feeling for the relatives of those who sacrificed their lives that we might live and prosper under free institutions. The Cjuotation Sociable, that has caused so much bewilderment, came off Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr. John Staub.

A good number were present, and an entertaining programme was rendered. The performances by Miss Maud Murphy, Miss Grace Murphy, Miss Zoe Staub, Misses Carrie and Ella Rouse, were excellent and contributed largely to the pleasure of the evening. Last Sabbath morning the Rev. Kern preached to a large and appreciative audience on the subject of "Spiritual Development," and in the evening on the subject of "What shall we do with our girls?" The former is admitedly a sublime subject, and upon it depends the salvation of the human family. The latter is a practical one, but our answer to it is, the best thing to be done with a girl is, to marry her off to some man that will make her a good husband.

The following additional panel of jurors for the present term of the district court was drawn this week: James Anderson, Wellington; Thomas Buttery, City of Wellington; Israel Sands, Walton; F. M. Corzine, Falls; W. C. Burgess, City of Wellington; Frank Knowles, City of Wellington; O.

P. Capp, Cit of Wellington; R. B. Mercer, Wellington; Ma T. M.

Edwards, of Hnnnewell; J. W. Forney, of Belle Plaine; Albert Warner, Geo. McCannon and Andrew Warner, of Milan, were seen in Wellington this week. The city printing for the ensuing 11 "1 1 Also a Good Supply of the Celebrated LOCAL.

Andrews, the "Harness -If jou want pure drop's go to Cbeno-Treth's. Wall pnppr of nil kinds ttt P. A Wood's. Soo that silk wall paper, the latwt, at A. Wood's.

West Barnett keep a full line of paints and oils. -Best Osage City shaft fil at $4.75 lyer ton at Stipp's. Farmers, get your machine oils at Chenoweth's. Hurrah for Jim Hamilton for candidate for State Treasurer. Mr.

N. S. Jones, of Caldwell, was in Wellington on last Saturday on business. O. It.

Holhrook, of the Brown Gazette, Mount Sterling, Illinois, is in the city. The largest stock of glass in the city P. A. Wood's. For first class job printing come to the RErrBLiCAN office.

A hog medicine that we guarantee, kept in stock, West Barnett. John T. Stewart has returned from Cincinnati after an absence or several weeks. -Mr. ItolK'it MfKiblieu and J.

J. Booth, of Conway Springs, were in Wellington this week. Judge L. (irider will respond to au invitation to deliver an oration on Decoration day at Caldwell. Mrs.

K. Borders, of Clinton, Illinois, is in Wellington visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jno. T. Stewart.

ariea cstocii 01 u-ooas my j-iine, that is Carried by anyone in Southern Kansas. Call and See Me when in want of anything in HARDWARE or IMPLEMENTS. THE NEW JEWEL. VAPOR STOVE is worthy of Special Mention, as it has the Only Practical Stationery Oven yet Invented. GENUINE GLIDDEN BARB WIRE Stands at the Head of tht Column, and for Sale Only by A.

A Wellington, Kansas year was awarueu ny me uu-n iai Satnrdav evening to the Postal Card. We hope it will prove a profitable The pulpit of the Baptist church will be occupied by Rev! Prosser, of Topeka, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. State of Kansas. Sumner County, In the Probate Court In and for said Count j. In the matter of the Estate of R.

V. Dold Deceased. Creditors and all other Interested persons In the aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified, that atthe next regular term of the Probate Court In and for said County, to be begun and held at the court room In Wellington. County of Sumner. State of to-morrow, the' presiding minister Rev.

Sanders, being absent in Garden City. (uita a mun)er of people mot aforesaid, on the first Monday In the month of July, A. D. 1886, 1 shall, on the 13th day ot July, 1S, at lu ciock a. apply to sain court tor a full and final settlement of said Estate.

at the residence of F. P. Neal last Tuesday evening to extend congratulations to CANON CITY Smithing Coal Constantly on hand. Lime, Cement, Etc. STIPP'S COAL YARD, First Door "West of Post-Office.

Wellington, Kansas. Miss Maggie Atkins before she left the city for the east. 1872. ESTABLISHED 1871. The first number of the Leoti Lance, published at Leoti, Wichita county, made its appearance this week.

It's a respec J. A. HCtiHES. Administrator of R. V.

Dold, deceased. James Lawrence, Attorney. 5w4. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION. "TOTICE la hereby given to all parties concern-ed that the undersigned has been apiiointed by the Probate Court of Sumner county, Kansas, Administrator of the estate of A Donahue, late of said county, deceased.

All ersons having claims against said estate will present the same for allowance and parties Indebted to said estate will please make payment. 9w4. II. J. Donahue, James La whence.

Attorney. rine Terhune, Seventy-Six; Thomas Trace- well, Avon; Corney Davis, Jackson; Eph- raim Cox, Springdale; Peter Nichols, Walton; S. M. Spencer, Palestine; A. O.

H. W. ANDREWS, Omo, Springdale; W. D. Covell, Avon; John Wright, Belle Plaine; C.

R. Persons, City of Wellington; J. T. Stewart, Call at West Barnetfs and get Walton; Wm. Jones, Val Verdi.

table looking sheet, and portrays the activity of the place. The S. B. of K. N.

G. gave a ball at the old court house building Friday evening. A large number were in attendance and the light of day peeped in before they dispersed. A large number of our people, in company with Prof. Jay and the school board, disposed of a quantity of ice cream and strawberries last Wednesday evening at the Indiana bakery.

prices on all kinds of lubricating oils. Notice of Final Settlement. 'YT OTICE Is hereby given that I the undersigned administrator of the estate of Michael Threl-fall, late of Sumner county deceased, will make final settlement of said estate at the July term 1886, of the Probate Court of Sumner county Kansas, and that such settlement will be made on the FOURTEENTH DAY OF JCLY A. D. 1886.

Dated May 12, 1886. Ann Thkklkall. James Lawrence. Administrator. Attorney.

8-5w A Wind Mill, Tank and Pump for wile, on reasonable terms. T. Monley Bee-Hive Grocery Commencement Exercises. The commencement exercises of the high school will be held Friday evening, -Dr. Chenoweth keeps the old and reliable Averill House paints, warrented Weekly Globe-Democrat ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

READ CAREFULLY The following comparative statement of a number of the most prominent Weeklies May 28, in the opera house. Admission ten cents; reserved seats fifteen cents, for years. PRESS BLOCK, P. A. Wood keeps the largest stock of puro drugs, glass, wall paper and fancy The proceeds will be used in purchasing books for the library.

Reserved seats may be obtained at Rankin Wilcox's articles in the city. restaurant after Wednesday morning. Get Yesterday was the warmest day of published in the United States shows conclusively that the WEEKLY GL.OBE- WELLINGTON. your seats early and avoid the rush. programme.

UlUUtJJKAT is from S2o to 50 rJEK CENT THE CHEAPEST. the season. The thermometer registered Telephone No. 9. as high as eighty-three.

Music K. P. Band; invocation Rev. W. W.

Thorpe; Salutatory and Essay J. Hitter, of Kentucky, brother- in-law of Dr. Garnett, is in the city on a Adverisity of Touchstone, Blanch Snell; Essay-The Press Fred Bohanna Music visit to his relatives and friends. Weekly Globe-Democrat, St. Louis, Mo.

weekly Republican, St. Louis, Mo weekly Tribune, Chlcigo. Ill weekly Times, Chieaco, 111 weekly Inter Ocean, Chicago, III weekly Knqulrer, Cincinnati, weekly Commercial Gazette, Cincinnati, weekly Times, New York City weekly Sun. New York weekly world, New York City 70 Columns ad Columns 5G Columns 56 Columns 56 Columns 56 Columns 56 Columns 56 Columns 56 Columns 56 Columns 10 Pages 8 Pages 8 Pages 8 Pages 8 Pages 8 Pages 8 Pages 8 Pages 8 Pages 8 Pages 81 Per Year. 1 00 Per Year 1 Per Year 1 25 Per Year 1 P0 Per Year 1 15 Per Year 1 00 Per Year 1 Per Year 1 00 Per Year 1 00 Per ear K.

P. band; Oration-parasites Morgan Prof. Gantvoort and his better half Martin; Oration Westward the course SHERIFF'S SALE. In the District Court of Sumner County In the State of Kansas Almira E. Muse, now revived in the name of J.

T. Kimball, administrator of the estate of Almira M. Huse, deceased plaintiff, vs. John S. McMahon.

Charlotte L. McMahon, Thomas V. McMahon, and Jennie V. McMahon, defendants. By virtue of an order of sale Issued to me.

out of the District Court, In the above entitled action I will, on Thursday, the 24th day of junk, a. 186, between one and four o'clock, p. of said day. at the front door of the Court House, In the clty of Wellington, county of Sumner, in the state of Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, all the following described real estate to-wlt: That certain Flouring Mill known as the Keystone Mill and the tract of land upon which the same Is situated described as follows: Commencing at a point on the north-east quarter of section twenty-two, in township thirty-two, south of range one, west of the sixth principal meridian, einht rods east of the Keystone Mill on the line of the Southern Kansas and Western railroad company, and running thence south ten mis to a corner, thence west to the west line of said quarter of section, thence north on the line of the Cowiey. Sumner and Fort Smith railroad, thence east along the line of said railway to the place of beginning, and all lying and situate In the county of Sumner, state of Kansas.

The above described real estate is taken as the property of said defendants, and is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold without appraisement to satisfy said order of sale. Wituss my hand this ISth day of June A 188G. S. L. Jones, Sheriff of Sumner County, Kansas James Lawrence, Atty for Plaintiff.

Sl-5t left for Iowa and Ohio Thursday, to visit of the Empire takes its way, Fred But The coal projectors are still boring without success. We shall soon expect to hear that they have awakened the inhabitants on the other side. Let us have salt if we can't have coal. James Gwatkin, for three years in the employment of W. R.

Savage, is taking a vacation in order to visit friends in Missouri, and to improve his health, which has been bad for some time. The board of trade held a meeting at the old court house building Tuesday evening, and enthusiastically recounted the advantages and predicted the progress and development of Wellington. Sunday morning Rev. Thorpe discoursed on the component parts of the Lord's Prayer and their application to the desires and needs of the people. The lecture was very able and entertaining.

-The exercises of the Wellington high school will come of next Friday evening at Woods' opera house. The admission their many friends and relatives. The Governor has issued a proclama tery; Music K. P. Band; Oration Patriotism Lyman Edwards; Essay and Wellington Book Mews S.

CRANE, Proprietor, Has Removed His Book News Store Valedictory What can we do? Louise Simmons; Awarding Diplomas -E. Bar Fourteen Columns of Solid Beading Matter in Favor of the G-D. Ten Pages made up of the Latest Teletfrapliie News and Corresixmdence from all parts of the AVorld, 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 prepaid). It is the Largest and Best Family Paper in the World.

Sample Copies Sent on Application. rett; Presentation of Reward of Merit, Valued at Bixty dollars Supt. W. M. Jay; Music K.

P. Band. tion requesting everybody to participate in the exercises on Decoration day. Knowles Garland want to buy all the live hens in the country. Cash paid.

Bring in your hens. Andrews, the "Harness man," has saddles, bridles, whips, and everything kept or needed in that line of business. When your gasoline stoves get out of to Aldrich shop, Prices of Other Editions of the Globe-Democrat: Memorial Day. At a regular meetintr of James Shields 12 00 5 00 300 receive Subscriptions, or send Dalley, per annum Semi-weekly, per annum QTrl-weekly, per annum Postmasters and Newsdealers are authorized to direct to the Post No. 57, G.

A. Department of Kansas, held on May 13, 1886, the following is only ten cents, and as the exercises will programme of the exercises of memorial GLOBE PRINTING ST. LOUIS, MO. day were adopted: PROGRAMME. 1.

The Post will meet at its hall at 9 HEW PAPER NEW TYPE NEW PRESSES To the room in Central Block, owned by D. N. Caldwell, and lie has o'clock a. May 30th. 1886, to make final arrangements.

be very entertaining, every body ought to go. The little daughter of Mrs. J. W. Howell entertained a number of her little friends upon the occasion of her fifth birthday Friday evening at her home.

A large number were present and all had a good time. C.Jones, of Hunuewell; Charlie Ben SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION. State of Kansas, Sumner County. In the District Court of Sumner County. Luther M.

Brain, Plaintiff. 1 vs. A. A. C'arkhuff and "The Abernathy Furniture Com- i pany" of Jackson County i In the State of Missouri.

Defendants, The State of Kansas, to the above named defendant The Abernathy Furniture Companv greeting. will take notice that you have been sued by 1 the above named Plaintiff in theabove 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 said 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, towit: Lot No. Eighteen, (18) In Block No. seven (7). In the late town now citv Enlarged his Stock, nett, of Frisco; Col.

H. C. St. Clair, of Belle Plaine; J. O'Hare, of Winfield; Ml who will repair them in first-class style.

Our townsmen, Lee Veile have the contract for painting and furnishing the glass for the Winfield M. E. College. The county commissioners met Saturday afternoon and subscribed bonds for Falls township to the border railroad. leeoration day will le extensively observed in Mulvane, and Wm.

A. McDonald will bo the orator of the occasion. We learn that Father MeCune, of the Catholic church of Wellington, died at Leavenworth, in the hospital on the 10th inst. One C. Hardest- and W.

T. Pelham liave gone toLeoti, Wichita county, where they intend to go into business and reside permanently. We prepared to do all kinds of fine commercial printing at reasonable SMI Rev. S. Price, of Anthony, and J.

W. Mc ii iiii Donald, of Winfield, were on our streets this week. Everything Pertaining to Our friend Chas. W. Boyd, attorney, of Oxford, started to Indiana last Sunday, and rumor has it that he has gone on a PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY of Argonia, In said county of Sumner and State of Kansas and barring the said Defendant "The matrimonial mission.

Wo shall wait to seo what Mr. Boyd brings back with him before we conclude. Books, News and Stationery Line kept. L. W.

BISHOP, a Denial ny mrnmire company" from any right, title, or interest in or to or Hen upon said real estate under and by virtue of said mortage and costs In accordance with the prayer of said ietl-tlon. Witness my hand and seal this 3(ith day of April A. D. 1886. S.

S. KINCAID. Clerk of the District Court. George, King Caldwell, George Washington, not the Father of his country, but the father-in-law of prices. We guarantee satisfaction and ALL THE LEADING Turner Barnett, is acting as janitor of the court house, in the absence of the latter, KANSAS Att'ys for Plaintiff.

6-3w WELLINGTON, who is in the Indian Territory catching PUBLICATION NOTICE. Before L. A. Simmons, a Justice the Peace of 2. At the same hour the committee on decoration, with such assistance as they may require, will meet at Woods' opera house to complete its decoration.

3. At 1:30 p.m., the Post with other orders and citizens will meet at the opera house for memorial exercises when the following will be the ORDER OF BUSINESS: 1. Music by band. I. The meeting will be called to order by the Hon.

G. Woods, chairman, and the opening prayer will be made by Elder W. H. Kern. 3.

Vocal music by Prof. Gantvoot and class. 3. Address by comrade John W. Was-son.

5. Music. 6. Oration by Hon. Theodore Botkin.

7- Vocal music by Prof. Gantvoort and class. 8. Reading a list of the names of those whose graves are to be decorated, together with their company and regiment, so far as known, by L. A.

Simmons, Po6t Adjt. 9. Vocal music by Prof. Gantvoot and class. 10.

An appropriate poem will be read by II. Vocal music by Prof. Gantvoot and class. 12. Closing prayer and dismissal by Rev.

Burris. The marshal of the day will then form the procession to march to the cemetery (the order of march will be published in due season.) The ritual exercises of the Post will be performed at the cemetery. The Post will march back to their hall. At the same meeting the following resolution was unanimously adopted: Resoived, That this post oordiallv in the City of Wellington, County of Sumner, State of fish and shooting game. The James Shields Post of the G.

Dailies Constantly on Hand. cordially invite everybody and their Kansas. J. S. Plaintiff, vs.

John M. Davis, Defendant, Said defendent Is hereby notifiied. that on the SECOND DAY OF APKIL, 1886, an order of attach friends to participate in the exercises on decoration day. The orders are especially invited to turn out, and contribute to the first-class work. Gatliff, our typo, will take your orders for job work or advertising.

Give him your work and we will seo that it is promptly done, We have added a large number of the latest novelties in job type, borders, to our office, and are now ready for nil kinds of job work. --Best Kansas Coal for domestic use is Osage City shaft, at the reduced price of $4.75 per ton, at Stipp's coal yard. "Herb Bitters" will cure you of Malaria, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Constipation. Debilitv and all kindred ailments. pleasure of the occsaion.

The Republican ment, for the sum of Forty-Eight dollars, was Issued by the above named Justice of the Peace against his property. In the above entitled action: and that said cause will be heard on FIHST DAY OF June 1886, at 9 o'clock a. m. John Mounce. Attest.

A. Simmons, 7-3w, Justice of the Peace. A bloodless battle was fought in the district court Thursday morning over the question of the election of a pro tem Will be Devoted to the Best Interests of udge. Mr. M.

expatiated and Mr. L. expostulated, but who the pro tem. Judge will be remains to be seen. Two carloads of gas works machinery arrived last week, and now the people M.

DAVISON, Blacksmith and Wagon Rlaker. All Kinds of Wagons and Carriager made to Order. Shop on Lincoln Avenue, next door to G. A. R4 Hall.

WELLING-TON, KANSAS. WELLINGTON GUI! HOUSE, And REPAIR SHOP. will be all the more anxious to realize Wellington and Sumner County. SHERIFF'S SALE. In the District Court of Sumner County in the State of Kansas: Harrison National Bank, Plaintiff.

vs. Alice L. Boyd, et al, Defendants. By virtue of an execution Issued to me, out of said District Court, in the above entitled action. 1 will, on Wednesday the 26th day of May, A.

D. 1886, between one and four o'clock p. m. of said day, at the front door of the Court House. In the city of Wellington, In the county of Sumner In the State of Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash In hand, ail the following described real estate, towit: Lots, 2o.

27, 29, 36 and 38, lu Block 90 In the town of New Caldwell, as shown by the recorded plat thereof, said lots being appraised atthe 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. Witness my hand this 21st day of April, A. D. 1886.

S. L. JOXES. Sheriff of Sumner County Kansas. James La whence.

Attorney for Plaintiff. 5w5. Subscription $1.50 Per year in Advance. vites company of the K. N.

the fire companies of the city, the civic societies and orders of the city and county to nar- ticipate in the exercises of memorial day, PUBLICATION NOTICE. ana join in the procession to the ceme State ot Kansas, ss. No Chroinos or Cheap Jewelry Offered as an Inducement; but will Take all Kinds of Farm Produce on Subscription, Scuh as Horses, Cows. Sheep, Hogs, Chickens. Corn, AVlieat, at Market Prices.

Sumner County, tery. S. Fereee, L. A. Simmons, Acting Post Com.

In the District Court of Sumner county. George SL Miller, Plaintiff. Adjutant. vs. L.

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

Graff, Aldrich H. Bowers. John D. Werner, S. S.

Richmond, Thomas H. whalen, F. E. Neal, H. a Carter, George D.

Morgan, w. H. Hlgglns, 3. L. Trout, L.

D. Hess. James H. MeCanna. E.

F. Henderson, L. Hlllls, Johnson Scandrett a ad School District no. 82 of Sumner county, Kas. Defendents.

COME and SUBSCRIBE! kept by Chenoweth. The last of the meetings of the Home Literary Society for the season was held at the old court house building Wednesday evening. Preparations will soon begin for a fair this falL The execaitive committee have met and decided that a fair the people must have. Mrs. L.

T. Barry, of Mount Sterling Illinois, is in the cith visiting her daughter, who is the wife of William Mumford, attorney of this city. George W. Collins will revive the recollections of the war on Decoration day at Belle Plaine, in an impassioned and soul-stirring oration. A social was held at the Christian church last Wednesday evening.

Afgood number were in attendance, and a very pleasant time was had. Miss "Joe" Bush, Charlie Wood and wife, and P. J. Ivers comprised a party who went fishing last Wednesday. A fish dinner is now in order.

Illness in the home of Rev. Thorpe, of tlus city, prevented the Reverened gentleman from occupying the pulpit in the evening of last Sabbath. -On account of the death of Father MeCune, whose death we mention in another column, no services will be held in the Catholic church of this city. 1'he case of Hamilton and Gormley against John G. Woods occupied the attention of the district court this week and resulted in a verdict for plaintiffs.

At the meeting to organize a base ball club the following officers were elected: President, D. C. Millard; Secretary, Hurry Woods; Manager, A. ess that they live in a city that is lighted by gas. Let the lamps be put np and the light shine as soon as possible.

The mischievous boys of Wellington are admonished not to interfere in any way with the water pipes and mains. An ordinance has been passed providing for the punishment of any one taking water from the same without a permit. Those who have been despairing of the success of our street railway enterprise need have no further fears. The receipts of the company have been twenty dollars a day, and there is good reason to believe they will continue to grow. The controversy between Sells Brothers circus and Mr.

Sanders seems to be not settled yet. It is idle to waste any more words upon the subject, Wellington is rapidly growing, and the next time a circus comes to town the people will have an elevated arrangement so that the parade can pass over and above the telegraph wires. A number of our young gentlemen have put their heads, hearts and purses together, and gone into housekeeping. They can now have their beefsteak well cooked or rare, tough, tender, fat or lean. We hope they have not vowed to each other never to abandon their present mode of life, because that would blast the joy-fid hope, of many a fair young damsel.

A party of young men assembled at the rooms of n. G. Chipchase last Monday evening to congratulate the young gentleman on his twenty-seventh birthday. Music, ice cream rnd strawberries were on the programme, and a pair of beautiful buttais tmd "diaaiouiV A Little Talk to Ton AIL Now, I have been in Wellington, Sumner, county, a little over three years, we have tryed to do an honest square business, how well we have succeeded we leave it to our customers to say. We have sold and erected 230 Eureka Wind Mills and three way pumps, to say nothing of the other more common sorts.

We have put in miles and miles of convey piping, water tanks of all kinds, besides house 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 My Stock Consists of the Following Celebrated Make of Fire-Arms: Piper Reinforce Breech Loading Shot Guns; also English and Belglaa Qade Guns at VEBY LOW PRICES. We will do all kinds of Winchester and Coifs Repeating Rifles, Revolvers, Fine Pocket Cutlery, THE above named Defendant George D. Morgan, Thomas whalen and James H. MeCanna will take notice that they have been sued by the above named Plaintiff In the above named Court, and that thev must answer the petition of said Plaintiff against them filed In said action.

In the 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 said action in favor of said Plaintiff arid against said Defendant L. w.

Bishop and Carrie J. Bishop for the sum of $1848.40 with Interest from the 5th dav of May, 18S4 at 12 per cent, per annum and against all of said Defendants for the sale of the following described Real Estate situated In the county of Sumner, and State of Kansas, to-wlt: Lot no. twenty (20. In block no. twenty-six (261, lots one (1), eleven 1 11 1 and sixteen (16 1.

block four 4', Lot twenty 20, block four (4), lot sixteen fl6) block eighteen (18), lots nineteen (19) and twenty-four t24i block twenty (201. lots eleven 11. seventeen 171 and twenty 20 block eight 8i, lots nine (9) and ten (10i block 7, all in the City of Wellington and said County and State aa per original plat and lots seventeen 17 and sixteen 16 block 6, in C. R. Godfrey's addition to said city of Wellington lu said county and State.

Under an order ot sale to satisfy said judgment, and costs In accordance with the prayer of said lietltlon and 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. George, King Caldwell. tes S. S.

Kdcoaid, Plaintiffs Attorney- Clsi District Court. 6-Sw necessary for the business and don't have to borrow from our neighbors. We also Commercial Job Printing Hunting Knives, Powder and Shot, Wads, Primers, Caps and Fixed Ammunition of All Kinds; in fact all Supplies Needed by Sportsmen. GET PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. F.

C. HOLMAN, 223 N. WASHINGTON WELLINGTON, KANSAS. N. B.

I have the followina which I will dispose of at a bargain, for cash or trad: 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 ua. and if yon don't buy we wont be mad. Our place is 112, II Lin- At Keasonable Prices.

ONE ROW B0ATard OARS, ONE HORSE and SADDLE, ONE SINGLE HARNESS,.