Grant County Register from Ulysses, Kansas • 8

A nice assortment of ladies' wraps, new-markets, etc. Will be closed out at cost from 4.50 to 12.00. A. J. Dkvi.rs, Lakin, Kansas.

Timber claim relinquishments sold OAST COUffi RECISIEI BY HERBERT T-. GILL, Editor nnl I'ro)ir! Uir. soon, uy fcarp cheap, if purchased Kearney. Terms of Subscription: nneywir JiX IIIDIllllf 7" Tlircc riKini hfi 4() Oil plVCri UJlOD.UjJjiliculIoil. ing Ulysses.

Surprise is that cemetery five miles northwest of this city, Amazement is brother Goode's place, but where arc Wonderttd and Astonishment? Mills must rise and explain. Soon school will close. Arrangements should be made to keep school open until spring. The scholars have just gained that grade where it is a shame to cut them off for a period of several months. If nothing else can be done the parents should subscribe a sufficient amount to encourage the teacher to extend the term.

At the Literary Wednesday evening an election of officers took place, the result being as follows: C. W. Olmsted, president; Miss Millie Raudebaugh, secretary; Win. Inger-soll, assistant secretary; A. K.

Kittle, treasucrr. With the exception of the annoyance caused by the pranks of some mischievous little boys and (Jill Griffith will loan you money on easy terms to prove up with. Go to the Barnard Hotel when in Garden City. IJotice for Publication. L.virt Offieu til liarde uC'ity, Kit, Dec.

(I. 0. Is hcrcliy given tiiut Urn lollowin mm. (-I UN lia.i lilcil notice 1 Lis intention Vi uv.iki: iinal ji 10I In of l.ir. claim anil tliat piool will be Inude ialoru Kitfit'T or lti-ci iu at (i irJcii City, Kuurus, 15, l-i7, viz: fylvi-Ktcr h.

r-tanlc Lakin, Kum, wlio irmi'lij li application No 'J-Vii, lor ttiu I4 10 twrjt 2s ii'i w. Hu nanus tin: fllvinjj witiH'HHca to prove I1L-1 continuous upon and cuilivatioti of paid Jand, viz: OtfirgcO Dyer, l.akhi, Ku, .1 Hhcltoii, Tottfk-y, George Towulcy, ot UlVibte, Kns. Xh.es, R.c!fter. riotice. Subscribers receiving the number of the Ueoister with this paragraph marked will know that their subscription expires with the and that the paper will be stopped, -s our tcna are invariably in advance.

In renewing semi by registered kltir. SATt kDAY, JANUARY' 8, 1887. Will sell you goods cheaper than any other firm in town. Look at our prices: GENTS' WOOL SOCKS, 25c. pair.

OIL. CLOTH, 35c. per yard. PRINTS, 5c. per yard.

And everything else to correspond. Call and see us before purchasing elsewhere. Buy a can of our Baking Powder and get a chance to draw a new and improved SINGER SEWING MACHINE. LOCAIi LACONICS. flourishing girls, the Literary is in a condition.

J. Kearney visited Garden City Ibis week. A. H. Uannister is stopping in Garden City.

An addition of 20 feet is to be put on Town Hall. Mrs. U. C. Ilenshaw is visiting at Carrollton, Mo.

Sun dogs and moon circles discernible at this point this week. A sight of last week's Rkgistkr jnadc our Surprise readers sick. N0T1CK FOR PUBLICATION. ruii'loill'MMit Hut. Dec.

7, ISS-'I. Notd-f Is hi-ii-tiy iMvmi Hint tliu following luuiit'd Bi-ttli-r tiled nollfcof ills Inltntion to IllllUe lllllll pl'Oo! Ill XtlpjJOI't ol Iiih I'lllilll and Hint mild proof viil bo iimdt" Im-Ichm Ui'k-Mm or Kori'ivi-r at Gan.cn lly. Kits, on imy, viz: John VVIIkoii, pic. No. li' Id, lor the qr ni Hecliori 1 iwpl'S 8 vis w.

He luiinct I lie following to prove conlinnou-t resilience upon mid cul- tlvnt oludd land viz; (JT it Webb Monroe Jaiiiw JtcCoy, ull ot 1 Villi hoc, Nii.rx, Ilcglhtcr. NOTICE FOR I LULICATION. fiarden l.cc. 7, ISSfl Nol ii-e is hereby civim that thn Jollowlna nniiicd hclller has tiled notice ol bin intention to iintUc linnl proof In Ntippuit of his claim unci Hint Mid proof will be inndc before Kenls-icr or Keecivei at Garden City, Kansas, Mareli vi: l.i'oimrd (jaddis, who inatle (mm i try No oi for Uio tjr nee 15 I vp iil Vi w. He Humes tlio followlnc; witnesses to prpvc his continiiotis i-i'sidciiee upon and cnllivn-tloti of stud lard, II A I.ucl;les, l-'ertisoii, of Kiis, and .1 Jiu'scll, of Lakin.

A as. ALSO Nnpnlmin Clark, wlir innda li.e entry No for till! ir see 1" rgM w. Ht! names ilie following llnesscs to prove his continuous residence upon ill ill culliva-tion ol siild land, viz: A liuckles Kcrum, of lys.ses, Juis, and HiiishvU, ol' 1 in, A'ns. l-i (', Itetrintor. It was the purpose of the citizens of Uartland to have a big demonstration one night last week, their object being to encourage the idea of running (on paper) a railroad south.

There happened at the meeting several of Grant county's citizens, who saw the course matters were taking, quickly took their cue, and shot the ball fair into an old county line hole. The Ilartlnd papers last week accordingly and wisely spoke only of the hole into which the ball was shot. Word reaches us that our townsman, Dr. C. Core, was married at l'ontiac, lib, to Miss Fanchon l'ayne on December 30th.

Doc, all join in congratulation and wishing you both much joy. From the of 3 1 st ult. we clip the following: "Themarriage of Dr. (J. 11.

Core to Miss Fanchon l'ayne took place at the residence of 'George Reed last evening. Dr. Core is a prosperous young physician, located in Ulysses, Western Kansas. Miss 1'avno is the Loan Money -ON- FMAL PROOFS! N'O'l'ICr, IOR Land ()ilce at (Jiirdcn Dcc7, ISSit. No! iee l-i hereby trivcn tual tlte foilowlna; nuincd SfilJer Iiik bled not ice of his Intention to niiiUf fund proof in support of Ids claim ult 1 that paid proof will ho initdc ht'lmv Register or Kei i'iver r.t 'iarden t'lty.

Kns, on March 2 1S7. Henry I'm mine, of llyssis, It No for the tr yrit tu 2ii w. ie tiaines the lollowini; wit -BY- PARCELLS, ik daughter ofthelateSquirel.ee Payne. The wedding was a quiet affair, there bciiur only the immediate relatives and intimate friends present. The wedded pair left for Peoria and the western part of the State, Chicago and other noints on their wedding tour.

The extends congrat BSAL ESTATE BOUGHT Aim SOLD. ulations." Basliot Dk G. A. 11. ner and PuMlo Installation.

Taxes paid for non-residents. A There will be a gala time in Ulys ses to-day. In addition to a basket dinner, at the Town Hall, the Ulysse general Insurance business transacted. Post No. 204.

C. A. R. will publicly nesses to prove Ids con in win resilience upon mill cull! i ation of said land viz: .1 la-Walt, (i Wcstphiil, llarri on, 1. 1 iUick, all ol 1 Kas.

Ntr.Ks. Koglstcr. NOTICE FOR PL'ULICATION. nnd otliep at (mi-den City, kh. Hcc iss.fi.

Noliceis heivby civcli that the following named Mcttler htm lileo net ce of intention to luiikc tinul proof in support of his cluiiii and that said proof will be made belore or Hi iver at (Jard'-n Ity, Kas. on March l-KT. viz: Onirics l-'olU, id lysKin (j, liKiitiltoii (, Ahs, who made pre. da No. ffil lor the c- mcc -U a) rg i w.

he names (lie following witnesses to prove hlseonlintioiis residence upon ami cultivation ol said land, A buckles, H' A Milliter, l.owdernmii, has hdu all of I'lys-Kcs, Kns. ALsuJolin Folk, or riyr.ses TIaniilton co. A'as, who made pro. ij No for the sw ijr pec i'S wp r- w. lie uanieii the following witnesses to prove lils eont inuous lesidciicc upon and cultivation of saitl land, viz: A buckles, VV A Hunter, Al LowdcrinuD, Clnis uirr, all of I'lys'-ses.

Ktis. "1-21 Xtl-KS, NOTICE FOU FL'IJLICATIOK. Linnl OlUee at tliirdcn City, Kas-, Dee (, 1 80. Notion is )u i-eby uivcii tuat the following nanied Hcttlcr litm tlkd notice of la intuition to make iinal proof in support of Iicr claim and that said proof will be. made belore Utister or Kceciver nt Garden City, Kas, on Mareli 8, viz: Anna 15 tittt, 8 No 7'2'M lor the it qr ucc IT Ip Si' ol ran'e 8.) v.

naine.H tnc loliowiny; wituesses to prove her continuous resilience upon and cultivation of said land, viz: tith Ctowliy, John llauky, TlioinusiS Unbel ts, of Lakin, Kau, II Atuey, of IJIvssts. Kas. 21-211 C. F. M'.

Nii.es, Register. install the ohicers ot the post lately elected. This will be an event of great interest and will be witnessed by most all of the people of the vicinity and many from abroad. The opportunity to witness these impressive have a competent Notary Public who attends to drawing papers and making conveyances in a satisfactory manner. OMeo Bank cf Lakin Building, KANSAS.

Fort Sai.k A cook stove in good condition. Apply at this office. Steps are being taken to organize (i Sons of Veterans post in Ulysses. Rev. J.

C. Ilelmick moved his family into the parsonage Wednesday. Ulysses is mre talked about along the Santa than any other town in southwestern Kansas. The CoTCinor has decided that shall be the temporary county seat of Wichita county. I'c sure to read the Register's offer of prizes to puzzlers in the first column of the front page.

There arc a great many in this town whom we never before sized up as carpenters. At it, boys! The Ulysses Town Company will shortly begin the erection of a large and costly hotel building in this city. Hunt Kittle have sold their house and lot on south Main street to T.evi Amick, of Kiowa county, for 3125. The girls and boys had a good ilance in the Hall Saturday evening. The ladies outnumbered the gentle-jnen.

A grand oyster supper was given by Captain ami Mrs. Kastman to a few friends at their residence, three miles southeast of this city, Thursday evening. A capitalist visiting this city this week offered to bet one thousand dollars that Ulysses would be the county seat of Grant county. Here is a chance for some of our confident Surprise people. Three mules were sold at sheriff's sale, Friday, that had belonged to Case Fogle, of Ulysses.

The three brought $178.50, II. J. Dutton getting two and 15. II. O'Connor the Other.

Lakin, J'ionvtr Democrat, Another bouncing boy has come to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fisher. Sunday afternoon last, the 2d Mrs, Fisher presented )ier lord with a Fisher that is a Fisher, and Lew strutted the streets as if be owned the whole town site. Mrs.

Fisher is doing well. Dr. A. 1. Vance arrived in our city last week from Hush Hill, Mo.

The doctor, who has gained a wide reputation for his successful treatment of cancer, is favorably impressed with the booming appearance and bright outlook of Ulysses, and it is probable he will settle here. Mr. L. D. Vick ers, of Stafford, is visiting in Ulysses and is the guest of bis brother-in-law, Mr.

II. Atbey. Mr. Vickers is a brother of ceremonies is not frequently offered OUNTY LINE PRICES! -AT- NOTICR FOR PUDLICATION. Land Olllee at (hirttcn city, Kas, Dee.

Notice is li -reby ftivcu'tliut the JoiuovmiJC o9 -ON- nainetl settler has liiil notice ot Ins mtjiHuiu to make Iinal proof In fuj port. of hi claim and tltat ualil proof will he made before clerk district court nt Syracuse, Kas, on February 1-1, Itcvr viz Hciijaitilu No. 5T50 for the sec tpJ(lsr w. iioiniines the follow-in witiicsst to prove liiscontiuuous resilience upon and cultivation of said land viz Daniel Neese, (ieorfje HulTman Tilmau 11 Harris, 8 Wood, all of Zioiivillo, Kas. 2.V;!i) N'ilks, Rcgiftcr.

and the spectators will be numerous. The ladies are requested to bring their baskets well filled. Everybody is cordially invited to meet the veterans. Dinner at 12 o'clock, noon, and installation at 1:30. Come today to Ulysses of Grant and mingle with those who have smelled and tasted powder and fought off death with the bayonet or with naked h.nds.

Advertised Letters. The following list of letters remain uncalled for in Ulysses postoffice for the month ending December 31, 1SS6: Ahlf, II Aiken 2, Wm Rougher, Hank Benedict, A Bower, A Cram 2, Chapman, Nettie Cin-cannon, I) Demont, () Devler, Flowers, Floreil, Gentry, Griffith, 15 Hixon, Ili'llyard, Laura Hodgson, Hadzell, A Holdcrness, Mary Ilixon, Sherman Hart, John Iluggins, A Kirby, Lyons, Lovhe, Lloyd, May McKnight, Clara McDonald 2, Misses, Murphy, Murray, I Murphey, Wich Mathers, Osborn, I) Pearson, Pilaris 2, Pitcher, Pearson, I) A Rheinhart, Rutman, V. A Roberson, Mattie Su-ard, II Shell, Sueil, Henry Sanford, Sorncll, Jacob Tooley, II II Tooley, Thompson, Uht, Warren, Jennie Williams, SootsCand Shoes. OAFS, GBOCERSES, FHOVESIOUS. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Olllee nt Garden clty.Kas, Sep. 2S, '8(5, Notice is herein' the following named settler lias tiled Hot ice of his intention to make Iinal proof in support of his claim, and tlir.t Paid proof will be nindo before the Come in and see our IEIII22JE STOCK OF LADIES' DRESS G0OB3V And everything else at prices to beaa the world. OLMSTED 1st Door North of Town Hall, ULYSSES, KANSAS. Kesristcror receiver bind olllee nt Garden City, on May 187, viz: A Men-dciiliall, li No. SS7-I4, for the 8 up1 free 23 tp 23 of ran go w.

ii? names tlie following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. ,1 Urcnholt, Elder, Ivanhoe, Georjre Undirwooil, Hush, Cjelmie Baily Stage Line. of lysses, Kansas. 24. -M IvCg-jstcr.

NOTICE FOR PCBLICATION. T.ivnd OtVn'eatGardciiClty. Kas. Oee. 23.

lSSft. Mattie Wallord, Chas Waner, Nellie Wright, A Wagner, John Waner, 'f ''our Frank." He is a very pleasant and sociable gentleman, and it is a pity he is so wedded to Stafford that no amount of persuasion will' induce him to make his home here. 1 1 "'1 -J 'II -a Notice is hereby civen that the following named settler has fded notice of his in tent Ion tonmke Iinal proof lntipport of his claim nnd that said proof will be mad'' before Hosiis-ter or llii'lver nt Garden City, Kansas, on Ss7, Kiuione Marian r.i.ssell.lie No for the 1 sec 7 tp 8 rg -Sd w. hp lintnes tlie f.illowinj; witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon nnd eultivat.on ot saldlatid vi: illiam Meliride, Gcoro llol-uinn. YVorley Wldtton, VV llliani .1 liauni, nil of I'lysses, L'i-i) N11.FS.

Rcclster. A Walton, Wilson Whiteside. Parties calling for any of the above letters will please say "advertised." W. Harp, V. M.

SPECIAL KOTICLS. Overcoats at cost at A. J. Devers, Lakin, Kansas. Pave and Tom Zornes, Roll Fruits, Everhart and L.

A. Bellmyer, Sam Gabe I.argent, Bender arrived i I' 0ll See harp iV Kearney belore borrow your final proof money. NOTICE FOR PCELICATION. Land (VTlee id Garden city, Kas, Di e. 7.

'SO. Notice is hereby pivi-n tiiat tiie followina; nnraed settler lias in dice of his intuition to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Kiirister or Keccivi nt Gardt 1 itv, Kas, on Mareli 18, 17. viz: David A Khinehart, No 41ot for lots .1 4 1 i nr. T. tp 2', 9 rg oS w.

SV Gill Griffith have complete set of abstracts for Grant county. A good overcoat for $2.00 at A. J. Devers, Lakin, Kansas. Earp Kearney are now prepared back from their gunning tour in the Neutral Strip Thursday.

An account of their trip will be in next week's-issue. They kiudly remembered the writer with a choice piece of buffalo, for boys, many thanks. According to our friend Wellsford's advertisement, the hack stops at ''Wonderful, Astonishment, Surprise and Amazement'' before reach to HucjotoEi, tie names tin- lolioii ins witnesses to prove to loan money ior final prools. I lit i.i.)ii;i) iinun unit M1 1 1 vn I in Ulysses Non-resillcntS havinST claims tlievlof Mid land, viz: John Pointer, Melvin ivisli to dispose of, willdowcll to write rx'' Thomas Kroda, of Go Stopping at Wonderful, Astonishment. Surprise, Amazement, for dinner, Zioivville and Woodsdale, arriving at Uugoton at 6:00 p.

Nii.es, r.rglntor, to GUI Griffith..