The Pioneer from Longton, Kansas • 3

W. JACKSON, Notary Public C. II. WrCKOFF. Attorney at Law.

If vou have any law business to at Tko.n.!in of the lead ore from The Pioneer it to be Galena, or tend to, juet call on Judge WyckoH, will always attend to your wants in Sulphide cf lead. The apparatus and chemicals used were of an inferior qual aatlBfactory manner. The Judge is an Published by C. GETTYS. ity, and consequently toe result was inacurate.

The showing was 80 per r.roaA with a trace of silver and honest, reliable attorney, and you can ftlwavs depend on bis advice. His card LOSUTON, KASS4S. APRIL 7,1880 iron. It is possible thai me yieiu 01 can be found elsewhere in this paper. List of Letters lead is much larger than the result obtained.

V. F. Oliver. ESTATE REAL On vesterday. your correspondent Remaining uncalled for in the post office at Longton, Kansas, up to April and Mr.

Patterson, made a pleas Railroad Time Table. EXPRK8R. Arrives, from the west, 8:51, A. M. From the e.

m. FREIGHTS. doing west, 7:30, a. M. Going at, 6.i5, A.

M. and 4:40. P. M. LONGTON MARKKT REPORT.

AND 1st, 1880: tniiw niark. Mary Baker. ant drive down the Elk River Valley, from Longton. The first, to attract our Robert Fryor, josepn ratnea notice waa the -Sweet with good Henry Spear, Geo A Willie, Postal Carls buildings and 100 acres bottom planted Corrected weekly by E. H.

Minerd. Annie Lee. Emmor Potor CLAIM AGENTS $2.75 Andrew Prior, Blair In callinjr for any of the above fist 75 15 in corn. Passing rapidly on, came to James 8hipley's. Mr.

8. has a fine valley farm, with some 50 or 60 acres of beautiful wheat, from 4 to 6 inches high. Hm all his corn ground plowed, and some corn please pay advertised" J. W. Rilbt, P.

61 8 Farms TTown Property SPECIALS, 10(3)1 2 i 2575 12J15 Flour, pur hondrel, Potatoes, per bushel, Butter, per pound, Ekrh, per dozen, Lard, per pound, Coffee, Hugar, Tea. Apples, Currents, Prunes, Molasses, per gallon. Hyrup, Rice, per pound, Ooa! oil, per pallon, 8alt, per barrel. I will k'vh fiVM dollars reward for the planted. Across the nvrr, brought us 1 1 the residence of Miller.

Here every thing in the way of farming was on the move, for Mr M. drives the apprehension of parlies moving my barbe wire in the 12 W. Dolingeb. 40 work, instead of the work driving him. J.

W. RILEY Has a large field of fine looking wheat 75 10 35 2 75 as well as an orchard, not surpass! by Puts up the cheaif.t and best horse any in tbe county, for an excellent powders west or I lie Mississippi river NOTICE quality of fruit. Pearlies have grown ISO acres, 4 miles from I.ongioii, gooil dwelling house, with timber, running wnK-rancl etock mnire. All bottom anil under cultivation. Trice 1 150 ncrps 1-4 mil'' south of Longton ln Elk river, 60 acres of lt torn in cul-tivHimn, SOacres well timbered, bal-Hiii-e prairie, all under fence, good dwelling, wi 11 an o-chard.

Price 15 per acre. in it as large as a pint, cup. A. short WhifnA talker offer no drives on drive, and we were at Mr. E.

Ranger's. ntiPiMAltiKO. but drive the bottom out of high prices and "si.ide" iroods. 7 rode over his farm, found it equal to VX1 1 I. SI i59 acres, secunil bottom, 7 miles from lflo ai'vi-H m.ilcr tclico.

5i under 2 anv we nan seen. ujy my mo uttic ationi K1 dwelling and out lionues, or YOU CAN BUY FOR CASH, 1 t-Z. 150 a''rp8 1 1-2 'nth of Longton, AO part bottom, good buildings. Price $1,500, chard, rnuuing water mid stono quarried. Price, 1,300.

If you waut a cuff in and sleeve buttons go to j.w.itiLB-ra. Rrinc in vour old iron and rairs to 3 160 acres, 3 miles from Longton good hewn Ion house, good spring, 10 licres funee and cultivauon, 12 acres out torn find timber. same of his wheat, as well ap his orchard, which was primed in giod style. After passing several ood farms and hundreds of acres of nice crowing wheat, we came to Royal Tyler's farm, of which we-took special notice. His wheat looks well, and from present prospects will harveot at least 40 bushels per acre.

By the way. he has one E. H. MInard and get itie tjignest casn price for them. 1 5 80 acres 6 miles from Longton, on Salt JLJ creek, part bottom, '5 acres good about 6 aeres under cultivation, good, stone dwelling, good out-houses.

Price 1,000. r-7 80 acres lying 3 and 1-2 miles south ot I Longton, 60 acres under hedge fence, y.l un.na lirr.1- a full- 111 i 1 .1 ill IT a ll.tll.ia JUST RECEIVED 4 80 aores, 5 miles from Longion 50 acres under fence, 30 in etiltivction, about 150 At. R. H. Minard's a larce and complete a bearing fruit trees, ordinarily goon iiuiiuiiik good well and living water for stock.

Price $600. stock of coots and sunns, irom xsopion. i of the best Vineyards, and in the best Phnice wines and liouois. formedicin good stables, 100 apple trees, part bearing, grafted peach trees, ail kinds of small fruits, good well of water, eood nut buildings slsoa line grove on tbe fanm one mile from school house. Price S860.

n.t miriiosRs. alwavs oq hand and sold 5 83 acres 3 1-2 miles south of Longton, ii acres broke, dwelling 13x15, good well of cheaper than tbe cheapest, at the New water, 60 acres plow lana. rice iw. Drug Store. For toilet soaps and pefnmery go to 6 J.W.RILEY'S 180 acres 5 miles from Longton, 100 acres im.iar faiu'H unil iMiltivul.ion.

'2( iO neacn 6 unit apple trees, dwelling houso 20x40, ith a Whit Walker do not claim to sell "1 146 acrc8 in liberty townsliip, all XO bettom land, fairdwellings, 80 acres under good hedge fence and cultivation, live miles from railroad, 9 miles irom county seal, well watered, witniu 1-4 mile of school $450 cash, the balunae on four years time at ten per cent interest. good cellar mso running wtnei stock range. Price $1,600. Garden tiuck is "coming tip" nicely District court convened at Howard the first of the week. Rad our advertisements, and take the advise therein given.

The heavy rain Friday night made the wheat crop a sure thing. Jm Newman sports the finest pipe in town a genuine mercbaum. Mr. N. Momma and family, of How-sod, were the city Sunday.

A nurnber of our farmers have finished planting corn for this season. Read the church directory on the first j.age, and lay your plans accordingly. Numbers of those attacked with the PI rimr fever, took a serierous relapse Monday. Riley's drug store has a new sign, the painting being done by Churchman, of this city. Longton township never had a better prospect for a full crop of fall wheat than she has to-day.

The contest over the nomination and election of city officers in this plate last week, was an interesting one. Sheriff Powell was in the city Saturday, picking out witnesses for the district court now in session at the Bolinger wants to see the'fellow bat jjlaced bis barbed wire across the eide-walk one nijht recently. See notice elsewher. Mr. Green, the gentleman who pur-charsd the residence belonging to Dr.

Searcy, has arrived and will take possession in a few days. than thev are worth, but do claim to keep nrsr ciass goous, and for cash, will not re unaersoia. 7 80 acres 5 miles from Longton, acres broke, 23 under stono and wire fence, a hewn log house 16x18, stone stable, orchard and two good wells of waDer. Price $630, one condition of any we have seen, for some time. He has also some 50 or 60 head of fine looking cattle.

Mr. T. is one among the best farmers in the Valley. Next we came to the residence of John Johnson, at Oak Valley. Noticed his fine dwelling recently erected, he has also a good farm, and is one among our most enterprising citizens.

We now directed our course homeward, halting however at Mr Joe Dex-ter's, where we found some 50 or 60 acres of splendid wheat, and a big lot of fine cattle. Further on is the farm of N. B. Gardner, which is equal to any we hid Been. Passing on we came to Mr.

Crumrine's place of residence. His farm contains several hundred acres. He has we should judge, at least 150 acres ready to plant, in corn, w. Minard buys all the old iron and rags 120 acres 3 1 -2 miles west of Longton, house 14x16, with cellar, 150 bearinK 19 you bring bim. Hunt un all vour scraps of oid iron balf cash balance on time.

80 acres 1 1-2 miles from Longton, 70 n.na initio sinnu nnd liPllcf" ienCC. 40 peach troes, a number of pljim pear and cherry trees, near luO apple trees, two good, wells, plenty of stock 00 acres under fence, near 30 acres broke, 10 miles from county scat. Price $400 and your wast rage, and bring them to E. H. Minard, he pays the highest price under cultivation, 300 peach trees, 75 ap for them Trv the '-Magic Liniment" for all binQ nfnains.

either internal or exter ple trees, an ueanng, smaiier nuns v. box house and good cellar beneath, good well. Price $750. 9 160 acres 6 miles south of Longton, 90 acres good bottom, 70 acres broke.UO acres timber. Price $1,600.1 IRfl ar.rca una milfi north of LOtlKtOn.

nal, prepared by tbe proprietor of the 01 80 acres, 4 miles so.ith east of Longton, 1 nil valley 30 acres hroke and fenced and in good state of cultivation, 150 bearing nut trees, 3-4 mile from school house, witin half mio. of timber. Possession when sold. Price $350, $100 cash, balance on time. New Drugstore.

Keep Yodb Money at Home, -Lw under hedge and rail fence, 100 acres under cultivation, good dwelling, out-houses and well of water, 8 acres timber, a stream of And let Fredonia and Independence pay their own taxes. Pataonize White Walker, who carry largest and Kpot tnck. and nay the most mon QQ W0 acres, all bottom, Smiles northeast of ongton, l'JO acres under fence, 12-acres under stone fence with stock water in same, 50 acres broke, fair buildings, g.md well plenty stock water, 40 acres timber, 200appl and 200 peach trees nil boaring, 40 acres mow ingland. Part trade at cash price. Possession ey for freight, and the most money to living water runB mrougn me larai, a ud orchard, consisting of a variety of applc.reach and pear troes in good bearing minion and of choice variety.

Also an abundance of small fruit of an excellent quality, Orchard surrounded with hedge fence. This is a very desirable location, ami one among the best fruit (arms In Southern Kansas 1 1 240 acres 2 1-2 miles trom Longton, 160 I nn.nii.ioi.riaH IirI inic.fl cl ii iin. 75 acre ii the printer, ot any nrni in liougiuu. i The writer desires to aspress through the columns of the Pioneer, his gratitude to the citizens of Longton for the giftof anew suit of clothes This expression from the good people of Long-ton of their Appreciation of my work among them will long be remembered. May heaven's bet blessing rest upon the kind donors is the prayer of D.

W. Cheek. when sold, price $1200. All kinds of medicines sold at bottom prices at the New Drug Store. n4 Mr.

Read has moved his. family into A III 1UO der cultivation, whole quafter under fence, 20 Go to J. W. Riley.s for paints and oils 80ac.res4 miles south west of Longton, Imi -V Aft niwliin f.innn OO iinilnt- nil 1 1 ivu acres good timber, stocn water in Fodnd: Oranges and Lemons i.t 5 E. H.

MINARD'S. tinn, 120 rods of hedire, balance wire and rail fence, good well plenty stock water, fair huibt ings, 25 bearing fruit tjees. A wagon and team will be taken at fair price on same. Price $550 the building recently purchased from John Gracy.the latter removicg into the house hought of Mr. Sedge.

Asno mote cold weather need be looked for, the coming peach crop may dwelll nouse itx-ii, mo" well, orchard, etc. Price $2,500. balance on time. i 80 acres 5 miles east of Longton, 50 XI acres, broke and under fence on throe sides, log dwelling house. Price $350 200 each, balance on time.

All medicines at the New Drug Store are bran new and hrst class. TOWN PROPERTY. lie counted on as being a good one, as THE BIG A one story frame dwelling house and 2 lots 80 acres 1-2 mile from Longton, TIE MEMBER STONE STORE I nnriar fpnee. and cultivation, Kon ansas Avenue, in Longton. The house 7 very few of- the buds were killed by the freeze of last month.

Not. less than a dozen experienced mi tmr dwelling house 20x24, good well oi never- nas iniee ro'ims aim is in a uesiriiniu hiumuuii. tailing water, stock range, orchard and variety Price $200. Apply lo Lewis CJark, Longton. ol small fruits, 15 acres timber.

Price $1,150. Cloth Slippers, 30 cents per pair, at 5 E. H. MINARD'S. ners have exaraiued the lead specimens E.

H. Minard makes a specialty of found on Painterhood, and all pronounc The South-West Is meantime coming prominently to the front with 'Aft Many Years' --a strong and large novel by Robert Boggs, of Mississippi Nick's by a'gentleman from Texas whose letters are now dated Senate to be published immedi a'ely bj the Authors' Publishing Co." New York. The South gives lis, through the same house, 'Columbia A National Toem' of pixty odd pages by Col. W. P.

Chilton, of Alabama. The trial of Pr. Thomas in the district court of this county the first of he week, for practicing medicine without a legal certificate, resulted in the acquittal of the doctor We congratulate him upon his success, and predict that a still more prosperous practice kswto ii arm see mem. the prospect for lead in abundance $000 cash, balance on uiuo. address, WieieFF LONGTmKANSAS I lUUVO UUU DllWVUI fcAVE YOU It MONEY.

as very flattering. White Walkea have a new stock of In the case of Emma L. Albright vs A. B. Stein barger, in the district court boots, shoes and clothing on the road.

7 Whan vnn need medicines Call at the of this county, a change of venue was taken, the defendant claiming that he New Drugstore, where you can always HOCKV MOUNTAIN NKWS. "I Pioneer newspaper of XvOCilv Colorado. Established April 22, llio Oldest, I.arirost, Cheapest. 1) a i 1 v.TV i- Weekly A get the worth of your money. could not get justice in this county.

We 10 perXVJUU.IlLUlMf2.00 per did not learn to what jurisdiction the Ageneral land-slide in Gents Hats, at year, $1 per month. year, iM 2fi ins, iac A ins Devoted to tre Grmt (iold cafe was taken. E. H. MIJNAKU'H, and Silver Mining, SmekJL Kj MIIK OUT VI i.

After a warm contest the following town officers were elected last Monday: Mayor, II Wyckoff, police judge, Lewis Clark, councilmen, MiDard, Walker, Riley, Bates, and Nill. Mr. Patterson is buying Wheat. The Sheriff has been having businenH with some of our citizens late ly. Mr, Kepler has erected a neat little residence in the north part of town.

rrxiuriiur a twl fiirmintr in ot' (Inlorado. will be the resnlt of the aquittal. A big reduction in Boots and Shoes Ottawa, this state, was visited by a terrible wind storm the 2d inst, which Addrea. Newj rrinting J)enver, Col. Longton took a regular send out to 4 leader In this line and Wt you for ci 1 1 done considerable damage, tearing up bouses, barns, fences, loose articles All kinds of Perfumeries for the toilet Howard this week, many of our citizens being in attendence at the district court now in session at that place.

at the New Drug Store. n4 generally. Some twenty persons were red. and one child killed. The A beautiful Hue of trunks and valices at MINARD H.

U3 i torm occurred about seven o'clock in the evening. Mr. Welch, late of Michigan, has pur Go to the New Drug Store for Tobac co and Cigars. A fine lot just received. Ynn can hnv more ffoods for One Dol lar at E.

H. Minard's than at any other DIED. In this city on Friday, April 2nd, 1880, Francis Camela, infant daughter of George and Catherine Greenwalt, aged three months and two days. The grief-stricken parents have the sympathy of the community. It was hard to part with their darling babe, but Jesus says 8ufer little children to come unto me, and forbid tbera not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven.

chased the building recently used by Mr. Gordon as a hoel, and will move bis family Into and occupy the same as a residence. Mr. Gordon has bought house in the county. THE Weeklv Capital.

AN EIGHT-PAGE FAMILY NEWSPAPER. Published by J. K. IIUDSON, Topeka. Kana At the low price of Fcr Year the news from the A splendid line of Ladies Moroco and Eidd shoes at K.

H- munakd a. the furniture of the City hotel, belonging to D. VV Jackson, and will continue received at the New Dnur Store the business at the same place, while a full line of Stationery, consisting of DRUGS Books, cigars and tobacco combs, mirrors, hair, nail, tooth and cloth brushes and ail other varieties of TOILET GOODS. A complete assortment of fine toilet soap. Pure and old wines and liquors, for medicinal purpos es.

Genuine, and low prices at J. W. Riley's North west corner Kansas Avenue and Fifth street. PRESCRIPTIONS None but the purest drugs and carefully and scientifically pre pared compounds used, and rvwry attention given to pres the dispensing of medicines. Patronage of tbn public most respectly solicited, D.

W. will move his family into his letter paper, roois-cap, legai cap mm envelopes All to be sold at the lowets residence house on Fifth street, west of Kansas Avenue, living prices. 04 Oanifil of his state, proceeding of conventions While in Howard yesterday, we call l.ogisiaiuro, oeciM-im 'i i.i" .1... minar in WlllCh Will 1)0 Stewarts Blooming Black Alpaca Pariaiau Cachmers, Poplins, and Alpa urnw v.ition i i i iui nuu a. cron notes Irom ed virion a number of old friendp, and Rev.

Thos. Fancher, of Charleston Greenwood county, of the Christian Church, will preach in this place on Saturday evening, and Sunday at 8 o'clock, p. ro.the 10th and 11th inst. A brother of Rev. Cheek, of Carthage Mo.

has moved into the rooms above the hardware store. linlll'l Kciirnii nn'. oki. every connty. correspondence on live topies.cd among others, dropped into the drug torlal niscussions mm n- ran find In the Capital a paper supplying his want.

i.i.a with It Ihn dlssusston now ll poo ipi "in 'i" of all Important political questions, and eerv Those indebted to Oettys Brothers for ca Lustre, at E. H. MINARD H. n3, A beautiful line of Con-ets, something New, Neat and Nobby, at n3 E. H.

MINARD'S. Money to Loan. On five years time, at rates of interest and commission, low as the lowest. Farm buildings, school houses ani churches Insured for five yers in bese oompan ies J.P.Wat. Longton, Feb, 17th 1880.

Kansan will lino mncn i interest in a paper published at the Cap. al i. i.n i anv other lournal. dore of D. H.

Hatton who have, undoubtedly, the finest, neatest and test arranged drug bouse we have seen Jn the west. Their soda fountain is a Daisy, and one of the finest this country ever heard of. They also carry a full stock of cigars, wall paper, and fancy goods generally If yon want anything they carry, just call id and Bee them wbeu ftt the hub. nu rninii.v i.ii i The Capital is Kepnbiiran In politics, and as such, speaks with no uncertain sound for the principals of the parly. Hamplo ropy free, sent to any address one yciir, pnsiaffe paid, blacksmithing, will please call and see them immediately.

The Courant, Is issuing a four colnmu daily during court week It is neat and newsy, as tbe Ccurant always Is- for one dollar. Address, K. HU1W. nft.wS Topeka, Ivans.