The Republican from Fordham, Kansas • 3

Sherman9 8 Locals IWSTNJJSS NOTICES. 1. Calling to order by the Pros dent. A VEll ISIS 11 A TES. 1 1 m.

I 3m 6m. 1 y. 1 inch LOO TOO Too 8.00 10.00 2inshee 200 5 001 8 00 10.00 13.00 3 44 300 6 13.00 18.00 column 5 0" 10.00 18 00 23. 00 28.00 1 44 6.00 13 00 23 00 28.00 50.00 I 8 00 18 00 28.00 10.00 68.00 1 44 10 IH) 24.00.40.00 50 00 80.00 ItEES TREES 1 TREES 1 Having moved taf NURSERY from LANARK, to 0FPEHLE, KANSAS, I am prepared to accommodate all who vtant to plant brcharda with at GOOD TREES aa can be obt lined anywhere and at Reasonable Prices. Come and see my stock, and make your neleetion, and do not juit your dependence in tree peddler.

Call on or address R. HIXON, OFFEHLE, KANSAS. BfcjyTrees delivered at Kinsley If desired free of charge. 37tf LAMONT'S BAKERY AND DINING ROOM. Cor.

of Marsh Avenue and Sixth St. KINSLEY, KANSAS. FRESH BREAD, CAKES PIES Of all kinds. Mcald furnished and Lunches put up at all hours, Oytors and fruit in season. Givousacall satisfaction guaranteed.

Lan Loan, Law.Insuranco AND Real Estate Office OF C. L. HUBBS, Kinsley. Edvarda Kas A Bargain: ICO acres of choice botloni land 1 miles from town auiall bonne; pump, Htalile, stock corral, and 40 acres im. proved and in crop.

Will relinquish for $1,400, or Rive waranty deed fur $1,800, cash, including crop. Another Bargain 240 acres of land homestead and timber claim. 65 acres im proved, house. 2 wells, stable, 10 acre, in cro. vmy uuviuitriu ujuu iiuiii nuuuui house, 3 miles from Ollerle, half mile from K.

K. 3 horses, 20 head of cattle, 3 hogs; 1 fine blooded bull, harness, and a lot of implements. The whele outfit for $1600. A fine residence lot in Kinsley; '50 )f 140 feet; desirably located. Trice $70.

Cash. A good farm mile from town. House 16x24, story and a half, with addition of two rooms; stable; two good pumps; 80 acres fenced for pasture; 40 acres improved. Very desirably located. Will sell for $1,800.

The most extensive Manufacturers of Billiard Tables in existence. Tic JJJrQisiick Matte Co. CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS AMD 724 Broadway, New-York. Neweat and moat elegant atylet of BILLIARD TABLES AT LOWEST PRICES.

1 Elegant Parlor, Dining, Library and Bi. liard Tables combined, size 3x6; slate beds, perfect cushions, complete with ball and exes, $50. Addreaa whichever home nearest your city. The J. HL Bnuurwiok 2alk Notice! hiitcrted in thli column for Averts, a Una each luie rtion, Ko no loo luierted fur lea than twenty-live cents.

A PONY For Salo by David Mayer, Fordham, Kansas, FOR SALE One Pair Mules, Ono Pair Steers, also some Aiilch Uows. K. Simon. pOLLEKS FOR SALE by C. W.

jl- rncKey, near j. Ji. Wilson's. Herd La iv Notice. It is hereby ordered by the Hoard of mm 1 iOHiQuamonera 01 uodgeraan Uounly, in accordance with an act entitled Act to provide for the regulation of the rim nincr at larsreof animals." mmrnvoil Fohni.

ary 24, 1S72, that the following an i main be prohibited from running at large within iirmnftnriAa rtf maiA nftiiniir ltAUA. Mulea, Ae, Cattle, Sheep, Goats and Swine, fluid order to take elfeot ajd be in force from and after its publication for our consecutive weeks. Dated, May 6, A. 1879. 8.

A. Shkmx)n, Chairman. L. s. Attest.

W. W. Wheeland. 6t4 County Clerk. WM.

M. WILSON, BAKERY AND LUNCH STAND, BREAD, PIES and cakes Alwayi on band and of the beat quality. KINSLEY, 1 KANSAS T. E. DOWELL, FORDHAM, KANSAS BLACKSMITH.

All kinds ol job work dono to order Farming Implements For Sale at Reasonable Prices. YOU WILL FIND AT G. E. RU AIM ELS EVERYTHING IN TUB THE HARNESS LINE HE A LIQ1IT UAllSESSt Saddles, Collars, liridles, Halters, Saddle Blankets, Hiding Whips, Jiuggy Whips, Team Whips, Combs, Fly Nets and Sheets, Harness Oil, NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. G.

E. RUMMELL, KINSLEY. 21 KANSAS A.H.MEETZ, Agent for ThePhosnixlTiirseries, BLOOM INGTON, ILL. Thie nursery vu itarted In 1852 and covera COO acres, baving 13 large ((reenhouxea, We oiler the Japan (Dlosproua KakI or 4'Fruft of the for ale. The Pernimmon, aa common In Japan and In aa Dumber varieties aa the apple with ua, yet new in America.

A California friend aava of the above variety, "It la aa large aa the Northern Spy Apple." 6l. Holllnter. of California wbo haafrultod It for yeara aaya "The fruit la Ithlnk th most beautiful of all fruits I have ever a-en. and the moat delicioua to the taste. Wi also deal in aU kind of Fruitand Ornamental Trees, GREENHOUSE PLANTS ETC Orders received durlnc the summer anp fall by Jl.

Merlz. W. G. Luther. K.

Mori; an and Mr. Aibertaon, la Pawnee, wards, Ford, Hodgeman and Hem counties. We want to give aatisfaction to all who deal with us. Many people here nave trees from mil Nuriyrj and know lla reputation, For full particalara addreaa A. H.

MERTJ5, 45lf Offerlc, Kansas. 2. Calling roll by the Secretary. 3, Admission of new members. 4.

Reading minutes of the pro vious meeting, 5. Unfinished business. 6. Reports of Committees. 7.

New business. 8. Discussion of topics. There were twenty-ono papers represented. On motion of J.

Sargent and ot U. U. Uoutant respectively A. Bowman and II Dovendorff wero elected as honorary members. The Executivo Committeo sub mitted the following report for dis cussion at this meeting 1.

Tho most useful and practi cal mailing machino for country olhces. 2. The most practical stereotyping machino for country ofllces. 3. How to collect subscriptions.

All of which wero ably discussed. greatly to the advantage of tho cralt. Tho following communications were received and ordered spread on tho minutes; Kinsler. Kansas. Mav 3.

1879. J. S. Colmstkr. Vrc.n.

A rlf nnspo Yallev Editorial Association Ro gret that I am too unwell to attend to-day. Am with you in heart. V. Jj. UUBBS.

Topeka, Kansas, May 3, 1879. J. S. Collister, Pres. Arkansas Valley Editorial Association Sorry about libel suit.

Ask tho boys to send my exchanges to coun ty jail, Wichita, after Monday next. J. V. lionniNs, Editor Herald, Kinsley, Kansas, May 3, 1879. 3 Colister, Pres.

Arkansas Valley Editorial Association: Tho City of Kinsley earnestly invites the Association to meet here in July. R. B. Martin, Mayor. Topeka, Kansas, April 29, 1879.

8 Collister, Pres. Arkansas Valley Editorial Association Dear Sir, Please say to tho meeting of your Association on baturday, that Mackinaw has been decided upon as tho objective point of the Edito rial Excursion this year. The timo will be latter part of June, and tho details ot the trip will bo arranged and announced in ample season. I think I may safely assure you that this will bo oneol the most inter csting and delightful excursions yet undertaken, and 1 hopo every Kansas editor will contributo his talent and beauty to tho occasion Yours very truly, Henry Kim. On motion of Walker a vote of thanks was tendered tho people of Newton for tLcir hospitality and also a similar one relating to tho editors of that city.

On motion, ot h. wood tho meeting in'July was ordered to bo held at Sterling. Tho Chair appointed the following gentlemen to make all arrangements lor the same Messrs. Ulmer, Cowgill and Wood. On motion, a unanimous vote of thanks was tendered tho proprietors of the Opera House for the use of their hall for a place ot meeting.

On motion of Mr. Ulmer a com miteo of three, of which Mr. Von Langen should bo chairman, was appointed on scientific matters The chair appointed Messrs. Von Langen, Ulmer and Philip Schraitz. The matter ol discussion in regard to keeping accounts was defer red till the next meeting.

In regard to the colored refugees seeking for homes in Kansas, the following resolution of Mr. Towns lev was adopted Whereas, Thousands of refugees are emigrating from the bouthern States to Kansas, and Whereas, There are thousands of aeres of government land in tho Arkansas valley awaiting the hand of the husbandman, therefore Resolved. That this Association invito the State Committeo at Tope ka, haying charge of this emigra tion to use their efforts to place homesteaders upon our vacant lands, regardless of color, race or previous condition of servitude. On motion of Meridith the chair appointed a committee of three who shall visit every office in the association at lerst once a year and note the cleanliness therein and report to the association. The one having the best regulated and neatest office s) all have an honorable mention of the same spread on the minutes.

Adopted. F. Meredith, W. H. Walker and C.

P. Townsley were appointed such committee. Meeting adjourned till the third Saturday in July, at ten o'clock. H. D.

Morgan," Secretary, Carry the Oath, I have opened again with a fine lot of Dry Goods, Clothing Boots and Shoes, Notions, Tea, Coffees, Spices, and almost everything you want. I have the finest lot of fruits ever brought to Kinsley. Come in and price my goods. Sherman's, Kinsley. State Superintendent Lemon will visit this county next week to look after the organization of schools.

Some of the finest specimens of white, chalk we have ever seen, were found two miles east of Ford ham. One of the largest wild-cats seen in this part of the county was killed by Burt Wilson last week on Sec tion 12. They propose to organize a lodge of "Sons of America" at Ilodgman Centre. Mack Ilerron is to bo the President. The latest popular amusement on the Saw-Log is "frogging parties." The outlay is small- and the amusement It is confidently expected that the Hodgman County sage, Dr.

Lavenberg, will return from his home in Missouri this week. E. R. Fulton will commence building his ofhee this week so that he may be able to move his law practice to the county seat, whore-ever it may be. William Roys and Herbert Blanch ard from Colon, are here looking for a location.

They brought with them a carload of goods, and mean to stay. Eli bailey has planted a fine orchard this spring, besides putting some other substantial improve, ments on his homestead. He has one of the finest claims in the valley. Lew Hubbard formerly of Kins ley is erecting a stone house on his claim near the proposed town of Buckner; he intends engaging in the harness trade. His saddles are to be relied upon.

Gold was discovered in paying quantities on the Sawlog below Point of Rocks by a party of Mis souri miners during the excitement of Pikes Peak. Two of the party were he re again this spring and identified the place. Proceeding of the Quarter ly Meeting of the Amanitas Valley Editorial Association. The second ouarterlv raeetinj? of the Arkansas Vallev Editorial As- Hociation. was held in the Hall of the Opera House block, Newton, May dd, commencing at p.

m. ine -meeting was called to order by their President, J. S. Collister, who, after making a few remarks relative to the prosperity of the Association, introduced the following gentlemen: Hon. Samuel Saylor, Mayor of the city Judge R.

W. Muse and Judge S. R. Peters, who each welcomed the editors to Newton and tendered them the hospitalities of the city. The Committee on Order of Business presented the following programme Notion la rolling waiter 25 cnu per line each Inaertion.

TIME TABLE. Atchison, Topeka Santa R. WKSTWtBD. Dearer EzpreM arriva at 83 ldKCitj fix. 44 8S p.

in. VnUhi. 44 44 ......11 a. m. Fralxkt 44 44 20 p.

in. ABTWABD. Paeblo A Kaosaa City Ex. leave Klnaley.l 45 a. IMite A Kanaas City Ex.

44 .4 17 p. m. Vrelht, 44 44 .8 25 a.m. Freight, 44 44 .10 03p.m. SOCIETIES.

ft MOUNT MOR1AII LODGE, V. A. F. A. meets ou the Mw-ond aud tourth jC2T Saturday evening of teh mouth at 7X Xo'clock, at Maauuic Hull.

K'nsley. E. I. MfcKKKR, B. Habtin.

Secretary. FAR WEST LOC'OE 1.O.O. F. V3 Maonlc Hill, Kinsley. -i" J.

mi Aft wrur lny evening at Hkrit. O. KKORMBAVOH 8. 117ASHINHTON CAMf, No. 1.

8. every Thursday eveuinic at iti Hall in Kin L. UuBna, Preaident. K. B.

Mabtih, Secretary, AROUND ABOUT HOME, K. Simon has gone east. C. Rondis has gone east. Mr.

Sweet is improving his claim. J. E. Whitsido runs his "bus" on time, Hodgman Centre has Quartette Ciub. Oiit.rio a a -vero frost last J.

R. Wilson has gone upon the Siuoky. The herd law is to go into force in Hodgmau County, Charley Piper is again on the "warpath" alter wild horses. The County Commissioners have adjourned until Monday the 19th. John Glanders mourneth the loss of his watermelon vines.

Cause; frost. Rice and Mayer are now doing a general merchandise business at Fordham. The Republican has been designated as the official paper of the county. The Hodgman Centre and Ford-ham mait passes through Middle Branch P. 0.

T. Dowell, makes regular trips to his claim; he is trying to comply with the law. Politics appear neglected. The question is, "Where do you want the county seat Ellinwood was recently visited by a severe rain and bail storm, doing much damage. W.

J. Iliffis busy surveying, he is a practical surveyor, as well as a most complete one. Now look out for schools. The festive school raarm will be seen gaily prancing on our streets. J.

W. Hunter near the Point of Rockshas 100 acres of wheat two and one half feet high that is. heading oat 1.