The Kinsley Republican from Kinsley, Kansas • 1

mi IISL BjEPUBLICAN in VOLUME KINSLEY, EDWARDS COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1880. NUMBER 1G THE KINSLEY REPUBLICAN A meeting ot tho members property by the impecunious cuss AROUND ABOUT HOME, that edits this paper. of tho Democratic party was held at tho court room last A car load ot soldiers past thru Spearvillo is putting on airs in imitation of Kinsley. The steam mill at that place was burned Tues TCELISIIED EVKUY SATURDAY it Kinsley, Edwards Kansas. L.

IITJEBS, Publisher. Subscription, $1.50 Annum. Saturday, for tho purpose of elec ting six delegates to tho Sonatoria Notice j'os I'aUllcation. LAND OFFICE AT EARNED, KANSAS, 1 Am j. 17, ism.

VTOTirRia herely given that. Hip follou-im; li named settlor l.ns tileit ten ol his intention to maku final proof I' nunuuri his cianu. and secure Hani entry thcreo ml Unit said proof will lie made before the Bepister or Reeeiier.if this cflico niiMondiiy Sepuiinher 2(1 1S.XI vz: Franklin 1'etorn declaratory statement No. for i cetion 22 It ec.t!oii 27 township 30 ranee 22-. The testimoav of the witnesses be taken before Ilubbs a Uot-n Convention, to bo held at Larned day afternoon.

It was not in use on the 15th proximo, and to elect and had not been for some time. The fire was supposed to bo tho ADTEllTISIXa BATES. public at. Kiutdcv Kansas on Monday SentrinbeV hero last Tuesday. Wo had another spondid rain here, Monday night.

Ira B. Clark, ofNcttleton, went to New Mexico Wensday. The farmers aro taking out wheat for seed every day. Sheriff John Fuller is back from a County Central Committo. M.

1). Hetzel was elected Chair man, and E. G. Smith Secretary. 2l)tll 1SH0.

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And he namss the follnwinc witnesses to prove his continuous residence iiuon and cultivation of Tho following gentlemen wcro 1.00 2.00 3.00 said trust vs ll rv PoiturAdiini Tclfcr Martin Smith and Hobt. Williams all of Kinsley Edwards Co. Kansas, work of an incendiary. Mr. Walter Kelsey, an active south side farmer, sent in a water melon to Or.

Griffith last Saturda', that measured in circumference 1 huh. 2 indies 3 column 10.00 13.00 1S.00 J8.00 SO.OO elected delegates to tho Seaatorial 8.00 10.00 13.00 23.00 23.00 4 00 5.00 00 10. oo; 13 00 6.00 8.00 10.00 18.00 23.00 28.00; 10.00 5.0" Convention Hetzel, ia-17 A. MORRIS, register. 6.00 8 00 GraBsel, Redenbaugh, Harmon.

18 00 i i I 40.00 03.00 50.00 80.00 1000 Tho following gentlemen were Notice for publication LAND OFFICE AT LARNED. KAN.) AilKUst IJlltli 1880. thro feet, thro inches, by four feet, and weighed thirty-five pounds. elected as County Central Com- Notice in reading waiter 25 cents per lino eacii Insertion NOTICE is hereby given (hat the following named settler has tiled notice of his Intention unite: Dr. Gibson, Campbell, How is that for drouthy Edwards county.

TIME TABLE. Hetzel, Smith, Erwin, Grassel, to makn tinnl proof in support of his claim and secure tinal eniry I hereon and that aid proof will be mad before the clerk of the disliiet Hiram Ilantz, while driving his court of Hodman county, Kansas at the county sent on Tliutsday October 7th Isso vis. Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe R. M. D.

HcUci was elected Chair man and G. Smith Secretary of cows homo from Crane's herd, had his arm fractured near tho wrist. William Pcvol homestead eniry No. 21(08 for the of secliwn VO township 24s rane 25w. And ho names the following witnesses to prove Ms continuous residence unon and cultivation of tho Committo.

said tract vis. the eabt, looking fat and jolly. A lino drove of ponies, passed thru town Wednesday, going east. Nineteon cars ot steel rails for tlio front, went west Thursday evening. of Deeds Iliggins contemplates a visit east, to Cape Cod, in a short time.

Grease up your breech loaders boys, the wild duck is now seen Jih the raging Goon. And still another melon and the largest of all, for which wo have to thank Mr. L. N. B.

White. George Wight was bit by a vicios William I'incknev Thcadore Ketr.krnn John Hon. I. W. McDonaldjDemocrat- MeClain and Kred Halreu all of I'urddvvllle Uodgiuan comity Kau-ns.

WESTWARD. Henver Express arrive at Kinsley 2 BS in, Douge City Ex. 8 35 p. m. Vreiiiht, 11 40 a.

in. FroiBUt 11 20 p. in. EASTWARD. Tuelilo 4 Kansas City Ex.

leave Kinsley. 1 4S a. Hodge A Kansas City Ex. .4 17 p.m. Freight, .8 25 a.m.

Freight, .10 03p.m. ic candidato for Congress from tho 13-111 A MUUR1S, Keqlstur. It seems that tho saddle turned throwing him off with tho above result. He was taken to Ilubbs' drug store, where Dr. Moshcr set tho fractured lim.

3rd Congressional District of Kan JIubhs9 Locals sas, will be present at and address tho people of Edwards caunty, at Rev. Shi po has returned from Kinsley, in Calkins' on Thurs Tula Rocu and Ryo at Hubbf day, September lGth, at 3 o'clock his collecting tour east and reports his entiro succs in raising the mon drug store. r. sr. Mr.

McDonald will bo ac 1'OST OFl 'lVli Open every day, except Sunday, from 7:30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. Open on Sundays from to 10 a.

m. Money Order and Registered Business from 9 a. m. to p. m.

c'OtfS'al Hp'IB, Mail leaves for Sun City every Monday at ftnd arrives 'l uesdiiy at 6 p. m. ey needed, to pay oft' tho church companied by ono or more of the New goods at Ilubbs' drug stccc debt of tho Method'st society of following named gentlemen Gen. G. C.

Rogers, Lafo Pierce, Gen. Chas, Blair, C. P. Spencer, D. M.

Dale, Hon. John H. Moss, Himoo's Fluid Extract of Gohle. SOCIETIES. Seal and Bismuth for tho blood at Il ubbs' Drug Store.

and others. All aro respectfully MOUNT MOiUAII LODGE, V. A. F. .1...

..1 dlll'lll Himoo's Pulmonic. Elixer lor tLjt Snttirdav evenings of euoli month sit 1 Vclock, at Masonic Hail, Kinsley. Coughs and Colds at Ilubbs' Stoi c. (Jko. Secretin y.

rfhiloh'fl Consumption Cure and earnestly invited to attend, and hear tho live issues of the campaign honestly and fairly discuss ed by gentlemen who are ably capablo arid willing to givo their honest opinions on tho issues of the day. M. Hetzel, Chairman Co. Central Co, Ilubbs' Drug Store. FAR WEST LODGE No.l.TO, I.

O.O. F. meet wy Wednesday evening at Hall, Kinsley, C. L. Hunn.i, N.

A. II. Kellky, R. S. tirSHINOTOS CAM No.

meets VV every Thursday evening at its Hall in 15. I). Hay, Pre iident It. Martin, Secretary. Fresh Garden Seeds at Ilubb rug Store.

Buy some. COUNTY OFFICERS BUSINESS NOTICES. uA Men to pick rico corn, by the acre or on shares. Board and lodging furnished. Apply to Ckas.

E. Willktth, Kinsley, Kansas. Juujjo at judicial district Representative Cduniv Clerk -Clerk of District Court Register oi Heeds -fchentl -Treasurer l'robatn Judyo Attorney Coroner Hip't l'ub. Ins't Surveyor Commissioners, R. Fcters J.

E. Willey U. L. Ford. Bvrou E.

Wells, L. 11 iuyins, J. V. Fuller. A.

L. Kendall Geo. W. Wilson, J. I it Q.

M.mlton, W. Milnev. Newton Holt, V. Bill, 4.1 W.Ku wiiils, I II. 11.

Iretz. i i if Notices Inserted In this column for Averts, a lir, noli insertion, No notico inserted for leas wentv-five cents. HOJi SALE Two good hulls. IJ Lnqtiiro of Guy T. Carlctorij CITY GOVERNMENT.

Angus' stable. 7-2t boar down on tbe rar.gc Monday. He inflicted a deep flesh wound iu his thigh. Walker, J. was seen on tho streets Tuesday last, with a boiled shirt and white collar on.

Has tho milleniura arrived? Another melon mnkes the office of tho Republican a good placo to bo in, for which wo kindly reraemj ber, Mr. Abncr Wilson. Mas. J. Q.

Moulton, and Charlie and George, left for Las Vegas, the busiues city of the southwest, last Tuesday. Another landmark gone. C. L. Ilubbs and daughterEmma, went to Las Vegas Wensday.

The editor will doutless go on down as far as Socorro, on the Jlio Grande-East bound passenger train No. four, was ditched, near Syracuse Wednesday last. Six coaches jumpt tho track. Fortunately no one was injured. Notwithstanding the great number af people, who have left this county, there will bo a greater area of wheat planted this scasou, than ever before, Mr.

C. S1 Ostrander, a prominent farmer in Wayne township, was in town Saturday. Ho saj-s ho will not go west this fall as ho contemplated some time since, owing to the late rains. He. Mr.

Bransby has returned from Larned, and will again occupy his pulpit at the hall to-morrow. Service will begin as usual, at 11 o'clock in the morning and 8 o'clock in the evening. Mr. Jacob Welsch. Trustee of Franklin township, an old soldier and a stauch Republican, was in the city last Saturday attending to lousiness connected with the poor of his township.

Mr. Buxton left at our office a watermelon, weighing over twenty Fred, (iardner. O. W. liner, F.

Ulanchard. Jus. tfy Button, Win. Emerson Mayor Clerk Police Judge Marshal Treasurer Lands for sale N. w.

of section 31, Town 21, 40 irjres in wheat. A. H. Kelley. O.

Q. Ciafin. Native for I'ubUvation. U.S. Land Ollli-e, Earned, Kan.) August 11 lotice is hereby (jiv('n that the following named I settler has filed notice of his intention to makn final proof in support of his elalm and secure final entrv thereon and that said proof will He made belbrn I.

ilubbs notary piiblle at. his ollien in Kinsley Kansas on tho 2( th day of Sepli inlier, l.SSU via; Milford (I Low Ossgn Declaratory Statement. No. 7'JS for )i sect inn 2(1 and and ne of J4 section Iu towohhipUOsuf rano I7w. And he names tho following witnesses to prove his coiitiniiMis residence upon and cultivation ol said tract, viz; Sam li'iwlstiy Lee Benedict Adam Tel for or Charles Stearns all of Kinsley Edwards eortty Kiinsiu, 12-lij C.

A. MOUIIIS, ItcRlHter. Council I V. Ii. Wilson.

N. w. of section 0, Town 20, 0 acres in wheat. S. e.

of section 7, Town 25 f) acres in wheat. The above lands for sale cheiiD. churches. this place. The church has been fortunate in securing his services and he has every reason to ho satisfied with his summers work.

Summer is ended and tho la'lits of the Presbyterian church start the new season with a festival which will bo held at Calkins' hall next Wensday evening. Come with your friends and partake of an excellent supper, and hear some food music. For the benefit of thoso for whom it is not convenient to take supper at home before going to the hall, the first table, will be served at 7 o'clock r. M. Admission 5 cents, supper 25 cents.

Mr. Dennis Wilks, ine of oni old time settlers in Trenton township, came homo from Colorado recently, where he had been at work, and found his that wifo and children had all gone back to Illinois. Ho was not discouragcdjhowcvcr, but set about plowing lite ground for wheat which ho subsequently sowed. He now has fort3' acres up and growing nicely. IIo will return to Colorado soon and hunt bear and other game till spring.

We wish him tho success his industry merits. Capt, liirkpatrick, of Nettleton, shipped a car of horses and mules to New Mexico, Wensday, to work on the railroad, lie will ship more in a short time. This is a fine opportunity for any one who needs employment, to get it at paying wages, in a waam climate where they can work all winter with comfort, We are informed that the transportation is very low, and that those having teams do not need any money to start with. For futher particulars, apply to Mr. Kirkpatrick.

Messrs. Flick and Co. say they do not knowingly encourage Demo, crats to take part in Republican primaries or Convention. If that is so an inquiring public would like to know why they sent Mr. McNc-raara to Wayne township, to manage the primaries there last month, and Mr.

O. P. Smith to Trenton for a like purpose. Is Mr. Flick ig-norant of their politics? If ho is why dont he learn the party preferences of his friende? And would it make any diferancc him what their politics was so they worked CI PNCiKE'i ATIONAI.

i Services at 3 and iu everv fSablmtli. Sabhaih scliool at 2 p. tu. every Kev. II.

Jloddle. 1'anior. inquire of A. II. Kelley, Kinsley, 1 eb, 38, lUTJ.

A I Services at and 7 30 in every iVl nlternato tfalibatli, in (ietn Hall, babbatli seliool at 2 in every Sunday. I'rayer ineetint; liitioday eveuing. Hev. II. Miipe, I'astor.

furniture Moiih coffin trir NEW imrnings at Will, v'h, IJUKSIiYTEUIAN Services in Calkins' Hall every Sdbbai.li at a. m. and P. a. Sabbath school at a.

45 A. M. every Sunday. Kev. Mr.

Hraiisuy, I'aMor. Notice for rubllcation. I'. S. Laud Oitico, Lamed, Kansas.

I AUjSUal 2, 1530. )II''K hereby thai (h foi'orlnn t.aiue sutler has Tiled notice of his Intention proof in support of bn claim, aud -ecu re tinal entry tliereoii.aid hal slid proof will l.e made before the Boater or Heeeier in I.arnol Kansas on Moiidii) September 2l, Harrison Winslow Declaratory HHI tor the ofetiun 22, Township sonih Uauuc wi'it. And lie names the followlm? witnes to prove his coin iiiiioos resilience upon and cultivation ol said irai't, viz. ruidy Clay Bender Jenkins mid John Johnson all of S.riiij;vale I'ratt Kansas. 1 1 C.

A. Bolster ii OC i bliltVlCU-S l'reaebing on tne 1st itnd Sunday of each inontli at h. l. iay-lor's, on every 2nd Sunday at Hubert 'I rotter and on every 4tu Sunday at Mrs, Ball's, by Kev, (i.iiiuii AJ1 lire weleouio MwrMWTz. JiUSIXlJSS DIKECTOUY.

I) ARTIES having good yeftrlincr) or calves for sale, can fii'l by applying to Spring tine mile north cf Kinsley. Ml I cows for hale or trade lor tock. Also a good house and sU bio to rent cheap. 1-H rin Y. north of railroad.

Lumber and builders' Hardware. NOUS A MT.NNY Lirery Sale ana i.ea 1 it LStatile, Marsh AveJiue. P. I'bysiclnn Surgeon 8nl ((listen iciau. Itcsidenco at soutUoat corner cl town site.

FARM LOANS In Edwards county, made in sitw.s I HL'IHIS, (iovernment Land Aficnt and Notary I'ublic. West side of Colony avenue. Notice for Publication. SLASH OFFICE EARNED kASSAS, I Aiifift 17 N'ot'ce is linrehv irivr-n that the following named settler has filed nti of bis Intention to make filial proof in support of bis Halm and nci ure final entry thereon and that said proof will be made betore the Register or lleccive- at Earned Kansas on Monday September 21 1 Kb Charles Ii Fort Jr deehrin.ory hlntentetit "11 foi and e)', cf se-tion 22 lown-ship i- i rine of thu witnesses tuh ilubbs a notsay niblio at Kinsl on Monday Sepiemi.er mh I'-w And l. mine- the lollowinir ivitne si to hi le-bieiise upon an cultivation ol said tract, vi Franklin Adam Telfcr Martin hmtth ami Roiiert WillniiiH all ul Kin-ly Inwards C.

Kania. i3j7 A MORRIS Register 1) C. Attorney p.t Iiw aud Real Es-. late ARi'Ut, Ijimcd, Kansas. L.

FORK, and Real Esta- Aijtut. fieri of lai wards county. 11 suit, on 3 and 5 yean i KLI.IS, Attorney at Law. OlUce at J. E.

Tr-MfVTT M.innfarturpr fand dealer in Suadi'os, llarneiw, etc. Marsh avenue, pounds, for which ho has our thanks. He reports good crops on his place, and is hopeful for the future prosperity of our county. Mr. A.

M. Conklin, of the Socorro New Mexico Sun, passed thru here Tuesday. He was on his way to Larned to try and buy a printing office, lie was willing to buy one of the officofe hero but found none for sale. At the tax sale Tuesday last, most of the real cstato outside of the city was bid oh by Mr. Milner for the II.

R. and by Mr. Flick for himself, and most of tlie city' Notice. I', S. LANDOH'I' Larned K.

i M. CUDDY A SON. Bankers. Sixtk street eiJt of Marsti avenue. time at loiv rates of interest and ecu, mi u-Money funds 1 a.

make final entry. 3-1 tf Lliftie E. WII.LEY, Hardware, stores, mid Furniture. Ubd uibuuUcturel J. Tiuwre.

Colony avenue, fv.p.i.I.iint I. living at tirs ol.fo by oiaoi Eilnet for abm l'eiii' bi li'lioer cil'iire t-M No. "i'-'i I I H77 Ibe south the 21 2-i- raul ElTsMsj tli- W'tii a Slew t.i f.ilie.dlatln Tha.d (sr -re hereby sum-( at Ihif etlo oil 1 be I ot for him at Republican mccetings? E. McAl.THUli, County Attorney and Notary Publii1. jtir-- Oilony an-nnc.

Mr. McXemara has, always been a democrat au Mr. Smith will vote MUd MII.I.EK riralurs in all varieties of ,11 I anl September at II ebe a in Coal. UL.ee at scan. for Hancock.

Dont do no any ifumi-i. testify ab-M. I 12-ii (, A- MiRRL' Il-ltr. OHIO JiCT'PE, Kinsley, Fd wards 1 acsaa, NewlT re-lurmsheu, and kfptln tlr.t Class ukJL-t. 80 1 more, please..