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The Western Star from Hill City, Kansas • 3

The Western Star from Hill City, Kansas • 3

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The Western Stari
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Hill City, Kansas
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District in Downs, on Wed- FARM IMPLEMENTS WESTERN STAR. to the supporters of Roscoe that their town's candidacy is a financial miss take for the county should it get the prize. It must occur to also Mi, Mil li IMl, F(NE A STQOltTCN: KANS nesdae 2nd, tSSO, at lO o'clock a. m. Thos Deaumont was selected by the ceHtral committee, as committeeman from this county.

A few days ago we were invited to go out into the rural deestrict" four miles northeast of Hill Hi're, as elsewhere 'we have been in the county, are able eviden ces of a valuable agricultural region. At Mr Ensign Mitchell's place is a land-pomt from which can be seen the one fourth of our county, and the scenery about impresses of the fact that the parched and mo notonous American Desert is not lo' cated.hare. In this vicinity i Mr Mann's claim which is now Under contest, the cons testant being a young lady while of course me contesiee a young Mann. It is not only valuable for a gram farm but a stock farm as well. The following is the People's ticket clerk, Robert MeFarland 5 1, clerk of the court, Phelps treast.

Reuben Law-lies register of deeds, YY Webb-r; coroner) John, N'lss attorney, fl pups of school, Johji ilallaoey; sheriff, Andrew Moses probate judge, Wb IJickeit reprosentative A Wilkin-soa surveyor, Louis Mr Phelps has decliued to run for clerk of the court, and, jut, understand Dr A Wilkinson is tot a candidate as well also Mr Jtfilea, of Nicedemns, for coroner. GOULD Fcom we learn that Gould aid can be had; ct It isi required; of peisonj desirUg a to identify tbemselies. It mat be remembered tiat all Graham county people desiring any of ibis aid wijl have to go to The aid spoken of will be ready for distn-bation about th 17th inst. Also that aext week 501s men- will be advertised lor in the Waif "papers to work pn the XC road bet weep Hays City an. Denver.

More particulars next weefc. 1 SPEECH MAKING. The following gentlemen will speak at the various places as follows Boscne, MeT 41 i II and dS vers, attl Happy Hollow, May 2 Walton an Judje bltCirty Morelau township at Bravers, at 29th, Me- Coun ana Xbps iieanmont JNicodemua, May 2i)th, at 2 Judge Uott'mire, Thos Allison and Daniel Hickman Millbrook township i Brush creek school house, at tJ so nowlton, IJarwi and M(Cbet May 28 New May 31, A Ball 6nd Prof Bowers: May 28 at 2 Walton, Litsoo. PLEASANT VALLEY ITKM3. Miss Alice Bird is eatraffed in the summer school at this place.

We had the Dleasura af Vattn'mir tn quite an able sermon last ScJbbslh delivered by liev Mr Joyner. Tho Sabbath school, tbia titan V. changed from. 7' o'eieskdn the evening to 10 in the Your correspondent-'would like a little nfarmttinn nn thla nui.iinn A "I r' bavins measursd a linn hr ihu.n. to be 1584 yards, bnt on examining his cnam sees toat it is atmcient two entire-liiiks besides several not straight, the whole error amounting; to 18 inches.

What is the true of lm hatn measuring 66 feet? The partv civen at Miss TrobridiT' oq last Wednesday evening proved a Brand success. Thev had a lollv vood time general. May SrORTs' Couir.f, THE COUNT Yi SEAT. For some timet nast we have nothing about the county -seas simply: because every settfer of Graham county khows Hill Citv's central nm- sitioiu Bcins two miles and a half east of the centre of the county; and situated opon the populous side of the river, sapplied as it is with good water, surrounded by a level country, its natural advantages are not doubted by any one in the county. All people, whether residents of the county not, say that this is by rights where the county-seat ought to when considering its fine location.

But our neighboring scattered here and there, with poor town sites and no water, or if not that fault they are away from the population are-putting in every possible effort. Three of them now have newspapers to fight their battles. Roscoe is putting forth its best cfs forts just now. A newspaper is on the ground. It certainly must occur Published every Thurtdn jr.

EUBSCRirTlOK PIO. One copy, one year bix monthi i three months BATES. One column, one. year six monthi three months $1.00 50 25 sst.eo 45.00 25.00 ABRiril. FlUH.S.

Prom '(he North arrives at is from! he south at i p. T. H. M. RBUUIOFS MKBTICTS.

Religions services are held at the scuuui rutmu ujr in? wtijijamau uuiuu every alternate sabbath at o'clock a. lit. winiuciiini n-iutuuxuaj, itui Sth, Iiiv. ST. B.

pastor. Go to'liisB Maggie Terrell at Wa-Kee- ney lot a first elan meal 2 eta. Steward has some of the best grades nr 1 1 oi couce at reaiuaauio prices. Don't forzet to call a Steward for a Xo 1 corn planter, Jul each. Miss Maggie, Terrell, supposed to be a $attt 6tm Terrell, Millbreok, keeps uuraai at Crippen spolce or? temper-iinoa'bi Star on Tuesday evening ijshinr the people to pricore tor the pend- lug issue of prohibition in this state this fall.

Rev. N. R. George, of this place, wan a class mate in cWllege of General James A Garfield. Gsn.

Garfiend is now Sena-'tor while Key. George is pastor of. the Christian Union in Bill City; and also faruer? Tho township.lickst Dominated in this township at Hilt City last Saturday was as. follows Trustee, B. D.

Barber A (J Lewis' cleric, 8 Miller justices, John Fnrrow and San'ord constables Stitt and Grimes. When yon want a broom call fcr those man actured by Golding Bros, and take 'no others as they are the cnlv reliable broom in the west, bold by all the prin-cipal dealers in the west. Ksmember that efery broom is warranted and tou are sure to pet the worth of your money. 1 Mr VanNcSi and family have arrived Iroiri 'Harvey county. Thev have had 'u very successful seasou during the past winter giving concerts in the southeast.

Thv-i food reputation as musicians meriiea. Mr. VauNess has a claim neat ill City. Ve omitted to raantioa in our )ts Is-sue that there would be an. aid ineetinjr Yield in IMl City nest Siturday.lSth just.

Theol j'ct is to consider whether or not it is uecessary as yet to appeal for bid. 'TrPt'o county is ou the aid lift and other wen will probably follow. It is under ood that Jar Gould will famish aid for the railroad limits." Our next issue will complete the frt volume of this paper. stand one for Hill City and onejbr The Hays Str nsks "WJut shall the harvest be fyeverrsjind. In the wheat by'-ahd-by." Tjite' cosuntycentral met Biz Hill City' daysbei'orf -yesterday.

KKfesfS Jodge, Scott, Beaumont and IHswi were present. The bill before Congress to extend time to homestead and nre-emntion s'eflrfcfsi'O -'account' of dry weather and other erases gives the settler ui tU Oct.ist, 13i instead of '80 as befdi'd m'enrieried. Through an oversight we omitted to plttiti thh name of the nominee (tames iQdrdon) of the Republican qpnventiwn'for Probate Judje at the header pucxolumns last wcclt. Mr Cjjraba.s a.resident of Indiana town-tliljand a popular ciiizen of that tHhwlng section. Ai'tcmperanc society was organized at Sffr SAfirrlay 8th with G.

B. Sf-ifler, 'chairman, and Harvey 1. Scctt, secretary, james Gordon, vice-. Ella treasurer, MPotter, Paul Fox and Silas Ash Ifiywre elected an executive committee." This is a move in the right di-recon; It is officially announced that there ill fa meeting of Republican ju of the 15th Judicial that they are actuated by selfish rno tives or they would not want to put tne county seat twelve mues away from the centre. If it should go.

tbre at the end of five years there would be a removal, because it is not pre sttmcd that the. people will always suffer the inconvenience of going to one side ot.the county for. alt time. But we do not taok upon that point beim; a serious opponent to Hill City, We have too much faith as yet in the judgment of the people. It is an opportune time for Roscoe to build up and make a.

trading point, However, and that is. as far as the county aeat strurelej will affect her. r. 5 Solomon river rnns through the-centre of the county from west to east. It dawns upen the at onccthat this is -the greatest and that the railroads, trado md, traffic of the county trill he carried on here, and here valley near Ibe county centre is where the county scat should be and we qe lieve it will be put at one of the thrci contending points near the centra.

As between the three poitits which should bo selected 2 Ther-o is an ele ment of cur county's population, south ot the which is selfish enough to want it-ttpon that side at Millbrook. (Do not understand ua to say all south of the river are for Millbrook.) Also there is a class on the west side of the county which want it at Cxettysburg. In fact' there. is scarcely a homesteader but would like to. have.

the 'county seat at his door. The candidacy of at least fou. ot the points is urged'by the. fritmds of each. upon this ground, Ye wish to call these persons' -attentions lo the welfare of the whole county, lo be satisfactory to the most people, keep ing in view the.

permanent settlement of the ccunty-seat, where should it A great-deal is said about Hill City being- government townsite. There seems to be enough misunderstand ing aoout government townsites to keep business men fiora coming in and building. The law oh govern- ment townsites is as plain "as a man on a nose's face It needs only to be examined to be understood; There has been nothing in the history of these townsites to warrant such misgivings. Come to Hill City and get a corner lot by simply building on it, bold en a pro rata share of all lots va cant at proving up time. 1 he election for the county seat wi comt ff June 1st.

MILLINERY GOODS I Miss Annie Boice has just received a fine stock of Millinery, the newest and nobbiest tissues, satins, bro cftded aud plain tissues, veiling, laces, fhwers, ribbont, ornameuts, corsets, neck wear, gloves, a great variety of hats and bonnets. Your patronage is respectfully solicited. Fraoklyn St, Wa xeeney 494 I11LL CITY MARKET. (Corrected week' bv J. C.

Steward. Coffees best Rio green tj fair 6 1. second 'V 6j roasted 25rts per lb Suffers best C. 12 'lbs $1 8 7 lOlbsfortl coffee crust vk'hite illirlr kpnn Flour XXXX 3:25 Syrups best 13 8(1 Dried fruits apples and 1212 Canned fruits all kinds at 20uts per call; uy iters zjcis' as from id 70cts per lb. Potatoes 8P.4D Cora bolted from $1.40 tc tl.50 Lemmons 3 for 25cts Tw6 boop pails 25 Tkre 28 Rope lortiperllT Also a fall Hue of rrocenes too nuuer ous to mention, including tin ware, crockery ware, toll lice of farmicft isaplementc (rom a tfardea rake to a threshing chine.

JOHN STANLEY, HILL, CITY, KANSAS. Joiner and cabinet maker. Painting and lettering done on abort notice. Will bs found at the 3 aa ffcto HICKS Stockton, Kansas Dealers in harrows, grain drills, sulky plows, oultivato rs.rait road craperi, corn planters, eto of the Stockton Clipper broaUug pws. Waoai an I bui'ies rn tj lo VWler all kind of light r'tge fur nisbed on short notice.

pj-owg jhfi io to do. DOCEiA. Ft 3. STONE SHOP. GI a call 1869 ESTABLISHED 1 CltL EI3R ATED -STAR LED 111 SSASTX Of TOXK Perfection of nish, end rl rltM morrf popuiftf igau laoso ny of firs class work iu tha woslJ he test and most improved desitfn ueatlv finiiibfd and ornameted ir the highest jstyle knowa to the rat A I' I with upririt keH'ows adj veluwMr v.eiy Instrument warraated for Address the manufacturers.

AliLEOER, EoWlBT A CO. Washintrn. fl J. dress Stinson Portland, Maine. Hf Uil tUCltV TOWN BOARD.

Ira CorpentcV, Chairman J. Canon; R. McCoun, J. C. ijfr ward, T.

J. caruett. i Attorneys at Law and Real Estab -5- KiJiwm, Kamsas. Altend to the making out of U. S.

Land Olllce naoers hior Land'Ofice at Kirwia nd the gen -riif 'faricl office at Wash, ington spaci'aly-Also pfoprietrs of the Kftwln (Jliisf, yoa'oaa get job-work-douefwatJy1, BOLES' HOUSE: AJeal at ail hours cis; Good lodging, ascts; give me a call. Anderson Boles, prop'r. 1 i'HALL JrM'CABE, AT. TOttXEVa ATity AiitCSTM mCOUKUVIA a Land Office Dusinss Spesisltr. Ai LU.S'OKt liKSl KiON iiisw.

A A Ml rl fTl 111 Vt' i nn rrrr minKv. linne 'A-pi'lrbrnli'il ('ourtti- 1 CIITT.tl.'I! If in 1 vnf 1 i i PI.ITV VOU JNj Txliintr oionv. nl(lil Vntlur WATERS' Ulti TIIK 1IIT i fur HIX Rl. I.OV. Hit limmllnirum rr'fil.

If rm. IrtBHtll piua for I'rr i.lIii t'ulu Herni-hnni IsMirHlurnt-fit KUil'i liAI! S1A1NM. IIOKAC'K VV ATKk." mmfmrlrrrrrn Urnlrr-, OjKAIit' 1 SB m'BVSUVX tHtPAVnV 4 and 5w Itlt' -tar iu brt Vi -V ar.rA in i'Tt linr- PQiC" 'ft i vrllH-i. Vfl, WtMmlktM I'-. rrll.ylK 1 Will practice in all the courts of the state, and do a- general land, collection and pension business Partic-iUr atten tion given to business before the U.

-o. land Office at Kirwin. iW 3 Hill City, Whnever yoa have si'ny'worlt in the above line give me a call. Orro A week tl a day" a piorilU i easly made. 'Costly OutGt free Address True A Augusta, Maine, TO SAVE HONEY Just stop at the FARMER'S HOME WaKkhnev, Kansas.

Where you can get a good mfal for JScts, lodging 5ct, board by the 4. 5 Josehh Escher. NOTICE. USJEAiiD'CrricE, Kirwin, 3406 April lath, 1TS80. CSmplaini having been entered at tfc'J Oftce by'J V.

McKisson. against DVvidrA. Valentine, for abandoning mj homestead entry No 0244. drted jka-y 1879, upon the N. W.J section 31, townseip 0, range az in Graham County, Kansas, with a view to- thy- cancellation of said entry.

the-said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office or. the 18th day of May.i880, at 9 clock A to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment, 4 T. M. HELEn. Register i I4S L.

J. Bbst. Receiver. NOTICE. U.

S. LAND Oefick. ft Kirwin, Kans, March 27, 1880. Coraolaint havinir hecn rnturrl at rtn (Jmca bv Anthonv Plan- airsirft lohn Goodrich forabondnninc his tine bcrartry No 4144, dated March 7, 189 uon iheN El Section 2, Township riiiii; zo 111 ouciuan cryymy, xvnn ithu view to the cancellation of sai entrv. the said Darties.

are herebv summoned to appear at this Office on the 1U day or June i83o, x). 9 WcIocK A to respond and furnish testi mony concerning said alleged aband onment. 485? T. M. IIilm, Register Li, BasT, Keceiver.

fesils'cl ill- lisis or- Iff (5 fl SA a. 1 3-- i -2 --v 1 Lime, and Hair Shoemakers' Awls, and thread' pow der, Shor, Lead, Cartridges, Blacksmith's Irilb Anvils. he. My motto is lxilcea uJ Hfrictlr Casii. 5 Oo, Fraoklyn Btreet southeast of th erct.

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Pages Available:
62
Years Available:
1879-1880