The Pioneer du lieu suivant : Longton, Kansas • 1

A II Li? cr II jLk-3 our work for those pav, VOLUME 1. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1880. NUMBER 35. i More Wife than Country.

LEGAL NOTICE8. The Pioneer. Published every Wednesday by W. C. GETTY8.

TKKM8 OF BUBSCKIi'TlON One Year, SU mouths, 50 cents; Three months, 26 cenis. Advertising rates made known on Application NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION. Land Office at Independence, Kansas, September 20, ItssO. NOTICE is hereby given that tollowing named settler has lilei notice of his inteu-t ii hi to make final proof in support of his claim, aud secure final entry thereof at this office on Saturday, October 23, 1880, viz- John Lash, of London, Elk county, Kansas, lor the south wist quarter of section 25, township 81 sou i range 12 east, aud he names the following as his witnesses, viz. John French, 'Thomas Gough, Cliar es Grey, and Daniel Loughcry, all of Longton, Llk county Kans.

N'o184 32-38 SI. J. SALTKIt, Kegister. Church Directory. M.

E. Cnuitoil Kev. Hammond 1st Sabbath of uacli month at 11 o' Kb v. Diusit 3d Suboaih of each month, at 7 o' Jock, p. in.

IMniST Services first of each month at 7 o'clock, p.m., and 3d fiaubatb at II, a. in. J. I AV, i'astor. 1'kesuvtkkiak Services second Sabbath of each mouth at 11, a.

m. and 7 p. in. 1. W.Ciieek, I'astor.

Methodist Protestant Services fourth Sabbath of each mouth at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. It.

Baker, pastor- NOTICE Foil Ji UBLlCAl'ION. Land Ollice at Independence, Kansas, September 9, 1880. The following is from a recent sermon delivered by Dr. Beecher: "A man that has become so rich be don't want Jo associate any more with those he has been intimate with, is in a bad way. He thinks hiniseif too cultured, but the proper way to epell that kind of culture is c-o-n-c-e-i-t.

Some meu get to good to associate with their fellows. Tfcey are so good, so confoun dedly good (laughter) that they don't want to meet men that are not so good. For tbem nobody prayB as thev ought, nobody preaches as they ought. They they thank God that they are not as other meu are, and all other men thank God that it is so too. (Laughter.) There is a tendency in riches to pamper a man's pride, for with prosperity comes power and a tendency of self will; of this the scripture Bays: 'Seest thou a man wise in his own conceit, their is more hope (they didn't pay compliments in those days) more hope of a fool than of What a hopeless set there are about Brooklyn, and Borne of them are here." Every man of sense knows that the democratic party is in sympathy with the national banks.

Their candidate for the vice presidency is one of the leaders of the banking element. Mr. Hancock is hand in glove with the same men, and most of the leaders of the party are recipients of the common plunder. How utterly insincere, then, are democratic professions of sympathy for the greeabackers. That they make pledges to the currency men, with the undisguised intention of.

violating them, is patent to everybody. The people of the United States have finally come to the conclusion that they will vote only for presidential candidates who understand the duties of the office. They believe that a watch ought not to be sent to a blacksmith for repairs, and that civil government ought not to be placed in the hands of a man who haB been trained wholly in military affairs. This prevailing conviction marks the beginning of anew era in iur political affairs, and is the very essence of civil service reform "VrOTICEis hereby given that the lollowing i-' named settler has filed notice of hisinten tiou to make final prool in support of his claim aud secure final entry thereof at this ollice on Monday, October J8th, 1880, viz: Auitin Randall, of Longton, Kansas, lor the south went quarter of i. orth east quarter and north west quarter of south east quarter, of section 22, lowiifhip 30 south, range 12 eftot, and be name the tollowing as his ii Ad-am Deitz, Aaron Uassiield, Charles lieed and Albert Zeverly, all ot Longton, Elk county, Kansis.

No 1,007. 3135 M. J. Salter, Register. The other night, soon after a ward meeting had opened, one Of the electors present begau to edge toward the door asifhement to leave the place.

He was sou stopped by a friend, who said: 'Don't leave us dow, I want you to hear what the speaker is saying. Hear that! he says we must triumph or the country is Yes, I know, but I've got to edge along toward was the reply. 'Home? Gieat heavens! How eati you talk of going home until he has finished that speech? There be goes again. He asks if ou want to see the grass growing in the streets of our cities our fertile farms returned to the wilderness our families crowding the poor-house until there is no longer room to receive another 'No, I don't know as I would, but I guess I'll sort 'o work my way 'Wait fifteen minutes teu five wait until he finishes. He asks you whether you ire a freeman or a slave He wants to know if you have forgotten the patriotic principals defended by the blond of your grandsires if you have forgotten the sound of liberty's I don't know as I have, but I must go really I 'Hear that hear that.

He Bays your country will bless I can't say as to said the man, as he crowded along; 'but I am dead sure the old vomHii will, if I don't get home in time to put this codfish to soak for 'Great guns 1 but do you prefer codfish to liberty exclaimed the other. 'I don; know as I do, but I get more of 'And vou will see this country ruined see her go to destruction 'I'd be kinder sorry to see ber go down tlowly observed the delin-dowii slowly observed the delin Lodge Directory. A. F. A M.

Long on Lodge, No. 20, meets Saturday mUt on or netore every full moon, and two weeks thereafter. J. W. RILEY, W.M.

S. H. Patterson, Secretary. Knights of Ho'nok Longton Lodge No. meets every and fourth Saturday liwht of each month.

Visiting members cordially invited 0. W. 1'oston, Dictator. G. II.

Ucporter, Notice for Publication. Land Ouice at Iudeimndeiice, Kansas September 14, 1880 Notice is hereby ifiven that be fol lowing named settler has filed notice of Railroad Time Table. EXPRESS. Arrives, from the west, 8:38, a. m.

From the eaet, 7:05 r. M. FREIGHTS. Going west, 2:05, r. M.

Going east, 3:40 P. M. Archbishop Gibbons who has recently returned from Europe, in a sermon said that "he might speak of the govern LOCAL DIRECTORY. ments of Europe and draw comparisons with this, but were he to do bo he would his in leutiuD to. make hual proof in snppurtot his claim and secure final entry thereof, at this oiiice, on Monday, October 18, 1880.

viz: Audereon Odell, of Longton, Kaiisan, for the south east of section 23, township 31 south, range 12 east, and Le names the following as his witnesses, viz James Croeswhite, Wilson, Joseph Boen aud Alvin Leacb, all of Longton, Elk county, Kansas. No 1.123. 31 35 M. J. Salter, Register.

II. Miiiard, dry goods, groceries, boots, oli'ios and notions. still do so without flattery, whatever the drawbacks of our system of govern IlITES: Walker, dry goods, groceries, bio's shoes and notions, ment, whatever defects may be pointed TTlLGOHE furniture and un- deriakur'a goods. to in its laws or their administration, he would infinitely prefer to live under the stars and stripes of tnese United States W. Uiiey, drugs and patent medicines, J.

of America, to any government of Eu L. Churchman, harness and saddles. J. quent, as he reached the door; 'but if A service was recently announced aiSt. Matthew's," Sydenham, London, "for children of the pper Upon which a newspaper suggested that the worde of Ohri6t should be amended so as to read, "Suffer little child ren of the upper classes to come unto me." We are'not sure that Borne such variation of our Lord's words wouid not be beneficial, now and then.

So much is said about the gospel for the poor, that the rich are in -danger of thinking they have no Deed for it. The North Topeka rolling-mill is now running along night and day regularly and no accident of any kind hasoccur-red for over a month. Two hundred and twenty five men are furnished constant employment, The two new furnaces, which were mentioned some time ago as being constructed in the south part of the building, will be ready for nee next week; and the mill will then be able to turn out a mile of raila per day, or about 85 tons. Capital. Bolmger, hardware, tinware and stoves rope, for here liberty is not an idea merely, but a reaMty, a living substance." We commend these utterances to Bayard and Hampton, and other you had a wue wno coma oegin jawing ten o'clock, and not lose a minute till davtitrht.

and then end up with a Bates, drugs aud patent medicines. L'rand smash of crockery and a fit of No: ice for Publication. Land Ollice ut independence, Kansas, September 13, 1880. Notice is hereby given that the tol-lowintr named settler has tiled notice of his intention to inaketiuai proof in support of his claim and hndl entry thereof, at this office on, Tuesday, Co-loner 19, 18S0, viz: Dauiel Robbins, of Lung ton, Kaiihas, for the east of north east section 34, township 30 south, rantre 13 east, and be names the following as his witnesses, viz: Ira Overturf, PJ Clank, Jnhu Twobbiiis, John Hammer, all of Longton, ElU county, Kanb. No 1.09S.

31 5 M. J. Salter, Register, democrats who are prating about "bay onets at the polls." Commonwealth. NiH, livery, feed and sale stable. J.

XI. Patterson, grinand saw mill. s. wnatwas intended as an innocent piece of amusement came near bearing serious results last evening at Baxter. hysterics, you'd kinder standoff as I no and let this glorious old republic squeeze through some raiguty fine hetrolt Free Press.

A good whisky sling sling the bottle out of the wiodow after it is empty. The Texas cattle law was recently declared uneonstitutional by the district court of Bourbon county, this state, What did Mary say to the little lamb when she wanted it out to grass in the The Deraocrrts of that place had under taken to raise a Hancock and English Jti.VRCY Oliver, physicians and surgeons llf.M. CAKTMULL, Manufacturer of and dealer in harness saddles and collars. B. GAR DM lill, Attorney at Law, Long-A'.

ton, Kansas. 24mii Notico for Publication. LandOlllce at Independence, Kansas, be pteinber 13, 1880, Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of pole, when Levi Clark, one of the mosts enthusiastic of the brethern, placed a stick of Hercules powder in the street and exploded it. The effect can better be imagined than described, when the II. KKYS, groceries, notions, boots snoes and quoensware.

his intention to make final proof in sup- eveuing She said, 'Ewe go to supper.J, poi of his ciaim and secure final entry I' -i III 1 l.il.n Ti'Olil'iilir thereof, at this ofhee, on Monday, Ueco Shiirn raz rs ami clean towels a specialty. fact is known that the concussion broke dressing promptly attended to. liiot ber 18, 1880, viz: John Jones, of vll more than half of the glass in build diiio ivausun iivenuu, ijioiklum, ivaiieiia Longton, Kansas, for the south of south east 1 section 14. township 31 south, T)ltDO UOtfsE. II.

A. Gordon, propnc ings on Main street. The large window lights in J. M. Oooyer's Dr.Oragg's and tor.

It is our aim to please. (Special ne-cuiiiiui'datiiiis for commercial men. Good range 12 east, and he names he following as hjs witnesses, viz: Howell, A change is coming over Venice. Travelers who wish to Bee the old city palaces, logs and lagootiB as it was seen and sunr of by Byron, must hie there speedily. The gondolas wiit soon have passed away.

How many people especially Mr. Ruskin will be allocked to hear that a company has been formed to start a service of small steamboats like those upon the Thames, to ply up and down the waterways. She has not yet accepted the verdict Sample rooms. 10 very elVort made to make our several others stores were shattered A musician wants to know how to Btrikea e- flat and at the same time avoid being stung by its demisemi-quaver. Young man don't try to forget your identity and become somebody else for the other chap is niniofi sure to be an inferior persoru A western paper informs its readers that its candidate for congress slings the most eloquent lip of any man in the state.

into atoms, The result was that the jinir ins comurtahle. Gnnn stable in coimec tioa with tt house. East side Kansas ave Hue, Longton, Kansas. vl-1 Thomas Howell, Biyant and A Hughes, all of Longton, Elk county, Kansas. No 1.104.

31 35 M. J. 8ALTKR, Register. meeting suaaeniy aissoivea, and ever BLACKSMITH Shop, J. Ashman, proprietor.

Repairs on carnages, wagons, plow since the Democrats have been soliciting funds to aid in liquidating. Galena and machines, both in wood ami iron, given Notice for Publication. LandOfiiceat Independence Kans'is, September 13, 1880. Miner. prompt atlenllin.

All work warranted to eivo satisfaction. Shop on 5th street, east of Lougtoti. Kantas. vl-1 Notice is hereby given that the fol A severe wind storm (a young cy of the war, She is still trampling upon lowing named settler has filed notice of ULAClvSJIITII Shop, L. Parkinson, propri- clone) passed through Giant township the negro, still fighting against the constitutional sineiuiments, still resisting, his intention to make final proof in sup-po i tof his claim, and secure final entry thereof, at this office, on Monday, Octo otor.

All kinds of wngon, carriage and machine repairs given prompt attention. All work warranted to giva satisfaction. Shop on 6th street, west of Kansas avenue, Longton, Kansas. vll last Saturday evening about dusk, coming from the southwest, striking Mill Hancock's father wanted hire, to learn he printer's trade. Had he done so, in steid of being a West Pointer he might have been a setter.

The animal carries its tail at the opposite extremity from his head a man carries his tail in his mouth. And thus dos many a man make o'h ends meet ber 18 1880, viz: Samuel Hook, of Greek at C. W. Hudson's, raising things in the revenue laws, the theory of the supremacy of the federal government, and still manifesting that spirit of GETTYS. Blacksmith.

Horseshoeing generally, lifting acorn crib offits foun a specialty. All kinds of repairs given dation, unroofing another, playing intolerance that has always characteriz prompt attention. Miopcast side Kansas av-Longton, Kansas. en ue havoc with the pine boards and rub ed her. Philadelphia Bulletin.

Gen Hancock was lately presented Longton, Kausas, for the west of west and north West of south west section 29, and north east of south east section 39, township 30 south, range 12 east, and he names the following as his witnesses, viz: IJ Orum, Ellington and Cornelius Ledden, all of Longton, Kansas. No 1.103 31 35 M.J.Salter, Register. bish, hurling them in the air with such jvith a $G0 gold pen, which he does not Bit. J. S.TnOMAS,Physiciaiittnd surgeon Makes a spociiiliy of all Chronic diseases.

Residence first house east of depot, Longton Kansas. vl2 fores that a 2x4 scantling was thrust intend using until he write his inaugu The Union Pacific railway are fencing in their track and right of way, as is the custom of eastern railroads. Start ral address. That pen will not be inked into a young horse's Bide that stood near by. Ihe animal died soon after ing out westward from the Missouri riv When you are plowing new ground and run into a stump, don't swear about from the effects of the wound.

The it. Go and hire somebody to swear for storm was accompanied with rain and was of but a few minutes duration, and leftC. W. H. minus a $50 horse er, they are erecting a galvanized three wire barbed fence, with cedar posts on either side of the one hundred feet right of way, and in due course of time will have the entire line fenced, Rossville Times.

Others that were in range of the storm sought refuge in cyclone cellars until the tempest passed oyer, nave noi NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION. Land Ollice at Independence, Kansas, September 13, 1880. Notice is hereby given that the folio iiig named settler has filed notice of intention to make final proof in support of his ciaim and secure final entry tii-reof, at thi-i oiiice, on Wed iesday, Oct. ber "0. 1880, viz: Franklin Blank 4 if Lorigtort, Kansas, for the south east section 27, township 30 south, range 13 east, nd he nnnies the following as hit- witnesses, viz li Robbins, Ira Overturf, Joint Robbins and John Ilermmor, all of Longton, Elk county, Kausao.

No 1,102. 31 35 M. J. Saltbh. Register.

In Georgia the fellows who seek to de heard of any other damage done in this you who can do it for you with more grace and dignity. Premium pumpkins should be weaned early and brought up on the bottle. Take tnem in the house over night, or your neighbor may get them to the fair ahead of j'ou Develop your resources, If you have any, and if you havn't any, get some. Don't depend too much on a bad fence and vour neighbor's pasture field to bring yotir cattle through the winter. It Is learned from the Salt Lake Her fraud the government by evading the vicinity Manhattaa Enterprise.

revenue laws, and who never stop at murder to gain their ends, go about TJU. W. L. OL1VEI1, Surgical and mcclianical 'Dentist. Olllco over Uilcy's drug store, Longton, Kansas WYCKOI'T Clark, Attorneys at Law, Longton, Lansas.

II. NICHOLS, Attorney at Law, Howard, Kansas. vl 7 MILLIXKIIY and fancy goods of all kinds Ladies hats and trimmings of the Intent st'lsa id fashion. Laidics collars, ties, cuffs rue.hus, handkerchiefs, di. ed fing and laces, corsets and combs.

All kinds ot Sowing me to order. Call and examine our mils. Mrs. Crawford mid Miss Smith. OKO.

HOLLII-'IELD, Carriage nnd wagon intikcr. Repairing in nil its branches ncit-ly and promptly attended to. AU kinds ol country produce taken in I work, for which the highest cash irice wilt bo allowed. Shop on 5tli street, east of Kansas avenue Longton, Kansas. Vl-1 V.

JACKSOS, Justlceof the peace, nota-J" ry public and convovnncer. filings on public lands for the land olllco at Independence, Kansas. Thngo wishing to deed their land can havo the testimony of witnesses taken here, and save a trip to the land olllce, 1JOSTK.RS, hill heads, letter heads, state. incnts, blanks, oic, noally and promptly exnoutod atl'HF, PionebiioIuco, east shlo Kb. avenue, Longton Knusas, with masks over their faces and sheets over themselves and horses, luese fe'lowa are all democrats not a repub lican among them! The Cleveland Leader speaks of "the debuttal 'of Miss Marie Van In Rome, meaning thereby her first appearance as an opera Binger.

Upon the whole, we incline to think "debuttal" the very worst newspaper word we eve saw. Indianapolis Journal. There was a time in the history of this country that farmers occupied the ald that Galiloe discovered limberger cheese floating through space in 1609, and made an entry on bis dairy at the Week before last 21.000 barrels of ap. time that he thought it in a very poor stateof preservation. pies were eh inped from New York City to European ports.

Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, Kansas, 7 September 14, 1880. Notice is hereby giveu that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and secure final entry thereof, at this office, on Wednesday, Smith says: My wite, who has just A Michigan widow who jumped ofTa read that 'it takes a Japanese girl thirteen hours to dress for A has sent to Japan to know how she does it. She can't occupy more than four, for the most prominent positions in the government, but tbevwere gentlemen in mind and manner, such as any farm boy may October 20, 1880, viz: Barzellar Ballin- load of hay and knocked down a tramp who made fun of her sunbonntt, had three offers of marriage within a week become if be will devote the leisure he life of As they were about to hang an Irish ner, of Longton, Kansas, for the nortn east section 0, township 32 south, range 13 east, and he names the following as his witnesses, -viz Charles Stark, James Hutchison, A Ellis and The fueionists of the peoor.d district Gartield has for years occupied fioftitione where he could have optained millions of dollars, had he been a corruptions, but he is scracely better off than an average Ohio farmer. An honest life.

can make to study and reading. School is not the only way to attain an education In reality It is but an auxiliary. man in London, one of his friends who had come to witness the execution, cried: 'I always told you you would Crook, all of Longton, Elk county, are sick of joint discussion, and wish Green had Dover tackled Haskell. The Green candidate is losing what little ground he had, from all accounts. Many well educated men and women hm i'Ver.

counts for nothing witu demo come to this I' 'And you have always lied. I have not come I was KansaH. No 1,13.5. 31 35 M. J.

Salter, Register. never attended school a year. cratic mud-Blinders..