Anthony Journal du lieu suivant : Anthony, Kansas • 5

Orange Blossoms. BtJSINESSNOTICES. ANTHONY JOURNAL. FOR GENERAL HARDWARE, Wedneedhv, April 11th, was thedav TQe Globe Mills want to buy some fate to our loug-time friend, Miss Mrinis me in. Max Tandler and J.

E. Ostrauder were in Harper Tuesday. There has been no school in the intermediate department this week. of S. A.

VAN KIRK, Local Editor. Mb. M. Mason of the book and stationerv Lizzie Hageubuch, who united her for store next door east of Gains Stevens, will receive subsci lptions to tbe Jocrnal. Iron, Steel, Nails, LOCAL NEWS.

car 10.1a or new furniture received at the Star Furniture store at Anthony. Ladies desiring the New Style Hats Flow-frs' Feather. Ostrich-Tips," Plushes, Kib-bons, aud Satins, will find them at, Miss Drake's. Lunch and Hot Coffee, at the, City Bakery. Sprine beds.

and Lounges just received, at the Star Furniture Store at --Qthouy. tunes with W. S. Cade, of Anthony, Kansas, yesterday evening at the homo of her father, Benj. Hageubuch, three miles north of town.

The ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Byrkit, was witnessed by a large circle of relatives and friends. The families and children of Dr. and Mrs. Bird, Uncle Charley Millits and are anions the near relatives Maj.

W. K. Campbell, of Caldwell, registered at the City Hotel yesterday, Carpets, wall paper and at P. D. Tull Harper, Kan-1 sas.

9tf i Tim Shields, of Albion, came over yesterday and was circulating among the bovs. and the connecting of these homes of The Latest aad Newest Styles of Hats. Webb Stacy, one of tbe best boys Krrt I QSSSSSi Miss Drake's. iiwgc, ia wic uny iwuug iui ujit cueeriesi Kinu, added to reputation oi round up. Wagons Timber, -A.

Xj SO POWDER, SHOT AND CARTRIDGES. Saddles, Bridles, Halters, Harness, Collars, etc. A Full Line of Saddlery. MAKING AND REPAIRING DONE to ORDER On short notice. Work and Goods Warranteil to give Satisfaction.

A. H. DAVIS, tne jolly good time every one enjoys under the roof of Mr. and" Mrs. Hagen- Plenty of Lumber, Lime ai Coal, at, Shaw's oucn, win give a general idea ot tne A new of office festivities of yesterday evening which I Base rockers, at the Star Furniture Store celebrated the marriage, of the last Anthony.

daughter to leave the home. I For Sal rrni- Although a solemn hush prevailed ture. Bureau, Loung, one Bedstead, six when the vows were being given, and airs, staud and Cook stove, at Davit' all felt that an important link in the I "wdware Store, W1 me iwomosi mieresteu, was a. u. Cummirs of the Star Furniture! uciiig wchml tx was wen Known mat "ts.

nas tue agency tor tne OIU Keliuble it was not the wish to the bride that Maon and Hamlin Organs and will have such sober feelings should prevail, aud 80U3e samples in soon, Keserve your orders. an again made merry. The warm in- Anew lot of beds, bureaus and stands just received at the urnitui Store at Au- tnony. terest and the near ties of almost every guest present, made this wedding among the very pleasantest we ever We bave some snlendid haro-aina in fTCjT I comes I Farms and Grazing lands that must be sold attended. Ihe groom, who iii miriy uays.

win oe well ror any one 111 fiat 1nli At UllrkK t- aA ....11 a such a distance to claim his bride, is a PQ rising attorney or Harper county, delav. it will cost voif nothing to Ve these Kansas, and last fall was elected Pro-; lands Jennings Jt Moitr. 16-4t Main Anthony. Kansas. bate Judge.

He carries himself as a man every way worthy to be the guardian of Mis3 Lizzie's happiness. The bride has a large circle of friends HARDWARE AND HARNESS. I in Ebenezer neighborhood, as well as CO Davis has in bulk Onion Seeds, Onion Sets, Beans, Early Six Week' Beans, Tom Thumb Peas. Also Sewing Mat-bin Needle in bulk. And the Crown Sewing Machine, all a goodly number in this city, and as a young lady of kindliest heart and unfailing good nature, she will be no less as devoted a wife than she has been an affectionate daughter and a true friend.

The remembrances which the bride will carry with her in the many handsome and useful presents Were a choice selectiou of beautiful articles. Judge and Mrs. Cade leave this evening for their home iu Anthony, Kansas. Mt. Pleasant (Iowa) Journal.

The bride and groom arrived here Saturday night and were heartily welcomed by their many friends. We extend the best wishes and congratulations of the Journal. AiTTHOITT, ursL-ciss. Lunches preparad for pleasure parties, at, The City Bakery. The best Razor Strop in the state is to be found at Davis's hardware store.

It takes the place ot all others where ever it is sold. Davis is the only agent here, and it is of priceless value to the "shaver." Don't forget those nice Baby Carriages and Express Wagons, at the Anthony Fui-niture store. B. F. Lee has several thousand one year old peach trees for sale cheap.

READY FOR MORE WORK. A. Herold, the Blacksmith, has put another Forge in his shop and has emploved another First-Class Workman. You will now hud him ready to do all work promptly, and in the Best Style. Give him a call.

STRAYED. Holdridge, Connelly Propr's. MANUFACTURERS OP PATENT AND "GLOBE" FLOUR. All kind of Feed kept constantly on hand. We pay Wiohita and Wellington prices for Wheat and Corn Special attention given Custom work and Exchange.

ALL OF OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED TO GIVE ENTIRE SATIS FACT TON. Notice. There will be an examination of teachers at the school house in Harper on Saturday, April 28th, commencing promptly at 10 o'clock a. in. This will positively be the last examination for this Spring.

S. A. Van Kirk, County Sup't. Notice. J.

Pusey has purchased D. Hel-phrey's school land, three quarters, in Silver creek Township. Ask Col. Zacharias to tell you about the little scene in which the P. M.

appears and throws stones at a rooster. Mr. S. H. Cummins went to Harper yesterday to receive a car-load of furniture.

He is doing a good business. If you want furniture, wall-paper or carpets, be sure and get P. D. Tull Bro's. prices, Harper, Kansas.

9tf We neglected to note a pleasant call from H. D. Cushman, of Cottonwood Valley, last week. Mr. C.

is a valued subscriber. Lockwood is too, too happy. It's a a bouncing baby boy. Mother and child are doing well, and with careful nursing Ralph will pull through. Composed of the best known tonics, iron and cinchona, with well known aromatics, is Brown's Iron Bitters.

It cures indigestion, and all kindred troubles. A first-class Grocery Store and building in one of the best localities in Southwestern Kansas, for sale cheap if sold soon. J. Hummel. Anthony, Kansas.

A sure cure for impoverished blood, pimples, and sallow complexion, is Brown's Iron Bitters. It will produce a healthy color, smooth skin, and is absolutely not injurious. Mr. John D. Brown went over to Wellington Monday to see his daughter, who has been very sick.

He ra-ports a great deal of sickness in Wellington. He returned yesterday. Rev. J. O.

Hazelton, of Buffalo, N. is here visiting Mr. L. G. Peck.

He is here to be benefitted in health and to look at the country. He talked to the people at the Methodist Church awhile Sunday night. Mr.J.B.Foster succeeded G. W. Bennett as landlord of the Occidental Tuesday last.

Mr. and Mrs. Foster are worthy people and will keep the hotel in excellent shape. We wish the new management success. W.

B. Coates, T. P. Richardson, of the Democrat, and Miss Clara Caldwell, all of Wellington, were in the city Sunday, They informed us that the county printing for Sumner county was awarded to the Wellingtonian. The Probate Judge's office paralyzes the bachelors.

Vickers was only in in office a little while until the license business sent him after a wife, aud now Mr. Cade has fallen in line. There wasn't auy hope for Watrous, so the rule don't apply to him. From the Wellington Press we notice that our old friend, Luke Herring, has gone back to our old stamping ground, Mechanicsburg, on a visit. Luke has worked faithfully on the Press and needs the rest.

We wish him a pleasant trip. A large proportion of the Baking Powder sold is fearfully adulterated. A strictly pure Baking Powder is made of two articles only, viz Bi-Carb. Soda and Grape Cream Tartar. No other ingredients can be found in DeLand's Chemical Baking Powder.

We are in receipt of the Ford County Daily Globe, issued from the Globe office, Dodge City, at the recent stock meating there. It is a neatly gotten One black and white spotted poland-Chi-na sow, weight about one hundred and seventy-five to two hHndred pounds. I will pay a liberal reward tor her re turn, John G. Kexsley. A nice liue of Children's Rockers and Table Chairs, at the Star Furniture Store in Anthony.

BLANKS. This is Anthony's Arbor Day. Yesterday was a gloomy, blustery day. Are you going to celebrate Arbor Day C. W.

Anient spent several days in Kansas City last week. Reuben Small's house, in the east part of town, is about completed. There were no services at the Con-gregatioaal Church Sunday night. Our special local column will be interesting reading to many this week. John Nickerson returned from Harper yesterday, and will leave for camp to-day.

Another car load of furniture, received at P. D. Tull Harper, Kansas. 9tf W. D.

Hudson's family have arrived, and for the present are stopping at Jas. Elgin's. Sam. Adams has his house frame up and will soon have it enclosed. It is a good building.

J. Paul Grove and S. A. Van Kirk, ye local, made a flying business trip to Harper yesterday. At P.

D. Tull Harper, Kansas, you will lind a new line of carpets, from twenty-five cents up. 9tf Marshal Kelly cooled off a couple of fellows who got too loud Monday night by confining them in the cooler. Charley Calender's team ran away Tuesday creating quite a commotion. They were caught near Mr.

Wright's. More universally recommended than any proprietary medicine made. A sure and reliable tonic, Brown's Iron Bitters. G. W.

Bennett resigned as landlord of the Occidental Tuesday, and moved into his new house at Bonanza Park, east of town. Elder W. H. Embry, of the Christian Church, wHl preach next Lord's-day at 11 o'clock a. at their usual place of worship.

What gives a healthy appetite, an increased digestion, strength to the muscles, and tone to the nerves? Brown's Iron Bitters. Do not be deceived. Insist on having the geuuiue Brown's Iron Bitters, made only by the Brown Chemical and take nothing else. For the Lord's sake why don't the Neodesha Free Press get on a deceut "scald?" It is one of the poorest printed papers in the State. We are in receipt of the McPher-ou Freeman marked The Freeman is an excellent paper and we exchange with pleasure.

Miss Flora Stetler, of Wellington, came in on the hack Monday, and is a guest of Miss Nannie Arnold, at Oxford Park, in Stohrville. Physicians say it combines all the desiderata of every ferruginous tonic prescribed by every school of medicine. Brown's Iron Bitters. T. B.

Beal has beeu appointed postmaster at Albion, vice Robert Elder. The name of the postoffice was also changed to Albion April 1st. R. D. Potts left last week, and W.

D. Terhune this, on a visit to Indiana. They will return before long and make this a permanent home. An interesting teachers' meeting of the M. E.

Sabbath School, was held at Mr. Amey's Tuesday evening. The next meeting will be at Mr. Casteen's. The only Iron preparation that does not color the teeth, and will not cause headache or constipation, as other iron preparations will, is Brown's Iron Bitters.

Not an experiment or cheap patent medicine is Brown's Iron Bitters. It ia prepared by one of the oldest and most reliable chemical firms, and will do all that is claimed for it. Mr. J. A.

Waggoner, representing the Cowley Co. Marble works, Will. B. Caton, proprietor, gave us a pleasant call Wednesday, and ordered the paper sent to him at Winfield. A copy of the Mulvaue (Sumner Co.) Record, found its way to this office a few days ago.

It is a neat little sheet, and reflects credit upon its proprietors and the town in which it is published. We wish it all the success possible. am now prepared to draw all kinds of legal documents on short notice, and at reasonable rates. I keep a supply ot all kinds legal blanks on hand. J.

F. Goggix. I have oue of the best Stone Quarries in the county, within one mile of Anthouy. 200 perch ot stone alreadv quarried. Will deliver or sell at the quarry.

Contracts taken for buildings, foundations ahd cellar walls. These wishing stone will do well to see me before purchasing elsewhere. I have thirteen good farms tor sale. Anybody wanting a farm at reasonable rates will do well to see me, as I can suit in quality and price. J.

G. Kensley, Anthony, Kas. Land For Sale. LEGAL NOTICES. ALSO AGENTS FOR THE BALK I MAY BROS.

WIND KOTICE FOU PUBLICATION. Land Ofkice at Wichita, Kas. April 1S83. VOTICI is hereby given that the toMewing-namefl ettler ha tilel notice of her intention ti make final proof in support of hei claim, that sail proof will be maite befori -Tohn I. Brown, a notary public, at Anthony, Kansas, on Mondav, May 14th, 1SS3, viz: Kmma Osae D.

S. No. for the quarter of north-east quarter, and ease half of north-west quarter, and north-east! The Very Best in Use. SOLD AT A LOW PRICE On most Liberal Terms. BEFORE YOU BUY -A.

WIZCsTID MILL GIVE US A CALL. HOLDRIDGE, CONNELLY OO. SAtTPMOltV. KANSAS quarter ot soutn-west quarter or sec. 15, t.

range she names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation ol, said land, viz: JohnG. Jnncan, J. W. Brokaw, N. s.

Harvey and N. 1. Warren, of Autnoiiy, 1. aud Danville P. Harper countv, Kansas.

Mtd It. L. Walkku, Register. KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION I have for sale the following lands in Harper countv, at the followino-prices: South-east quarter section. 22, tp 33, range 160 acres, with 35 acres broke, at $1000.

Lots 8 and 9, sec. 6 and lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, and the east-half n-w quarter, and half south-west quarter of sec. 7, and lots 1, 2, 3. and 4, and east half north-west quarter, and sec. 18, tp.

35, range 5 west; about 600 acres, at $5.00 per acre. The above has living water and joins the Territory. Lot 20, block 35, and lot 11, block 8, in the city of Anthony, at $300. Wm. A.

McFARLAND. The House That Jack Built Land Okfick at Wichita Aoril 3 l8S-'. YfOTICE is hereby given that the following ii named settler has llled notice that she will appear with her witnesses to make tlnal prool In support of her claim, before John D. Brown, a notarv public, at Anthony, Kansas, on Mondav. Mav 14th, ia-cs, viz Harriet Geonre, Osaire D.

S.23,67, for the i east half south-east quarter and east half north-cast quarter of sec. 22, tp. 34, range 9. She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz John G. Duncan.

J. W. Brokaw, N. 8. Harvey and James Coulter, ail or Anthony P.

Harper eounty, Kansas. R. L. Walker, 14td Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

STAR FURNITURE STORE. From tbe Missouri Republican. "We have received a novelty in the literary line, A Parody on the House that Jack built," intended ior the millions. It is a sparkling little book, handsomely illuminated, well adapted to bring joy to the little ones, and it can not fail to amuse the older people. Inasmuch as it is instructive, as II iin naner and reflects ereat credit on entertaining, its value is greater tnan toat oi tne Mother Goose melodies.

It tne uiooe management, tjrov. ijiicK is not the less valuable because a three-cent stamp sent to "Corticelli." St. Louis, will procure a copy. American Newspapers in 1883. S.

H. CUMMINS, FURNITURE STORE Land Okfick at Wichita, March 15, 1833. NOTICE is herehy given that the following-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make iinal proof in support of his.claim and that said proof will be made before John Brown, a notary public, at Anthony, Kansas, on Saturday, April 2Sth, 1883, viz: George W. Sinclair, Osage D. s.

number for the north half of south-west quarter of section 27, tp. S4, range 5 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upou and cultivation of said land, viz. J. B.

Stout, J. Cllne, S. G. Reid and J. C.

Stout, all of Bluff Creek p. Harper county, Han -as. R. L. Walkku.

Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Owick at Wichita, March lth, 1883. TUTOTICK is herebv given that the following-XV named settler has filed notice that he will appear with his witnesses, to make fi al proot in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before D. Brown, a notary public, at Anthony, Harper county, Kansas, on Monday, April 30th, 1883, viz Acev Taylor, Osage D.

S. number 23,197, lor the east half of north-west quarter, and east half of south-west quarter of section 34, tp. 3, r. 6 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: was there and tbe meeting was a decided success.

It may be of interest to the uninformed to know that the recent legislature reduced the interest on deferred school land payments to six per cent, per annum. Parties holding certificates of purchase under the old law can secure the benefit of this by surrendering their old certificates and taking out new ones. We would suggest to our farmer And ha on hand a fnll In ANTHONY, line of Goods, From the new edition of Messrs. Geo. P.

Rowell Cos American Newspaper Direc tory, which is now in press, it appears that the newspapers and periodicals of all kinds issued in the United States and Territories now reach the imposing total of 11,196. This is an increase of 585 in twelve months. Taking the States one by one, the newspaper growth in some very considerable. The present total in New York State, for in From the Cheapest to the Best! Also a full line of UNDERTAKING GOODS. Everybody invited to call and aee my Goods and get my prices whether they wish to purchase or not, at the T-m3 Old COURT HOUSE BUILDING, West Main ANTHONT, KANSAS.

stance, is 1,399 a gam ot 80 in the past friends that their practice, when they I year. The increase in Pennsylvania is 48, desire to close a road, is dangerous to the existing number being 943. Nebraska's anyone traveling at night. The Srew trom 175 to 201, and I'linois' creasing settlement and value of land i from 890 A ear aS Massachusetts had iW papers; now the number is 438. In Herman F.

ifobst, lienrvA. iToust.niiu&ra i Texas the new papers outnumber the sus- 1 E. ford and W. H. Burehflel, of Anthony P.

O. pensions by 8, and Ohio now has 738 papers Harper county, Kan Walkkr in our county necessitates many changes, but instead of digging a ditch, posts should be erected, so that there is something to see. instp.ifl nf Thmoat. rpmartohU 1ani has occurred in the Territories, in which NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Ida- Laxd Otfxc At Wichita Ks March 23d, 1883.

mTOTICE is hrebv given that the following CITY LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STADLE, ARNOLD Prop'rs. KA.3STSA.S. We have the best rigs and stock in the city, and let them at reasonable rates. Special Attention to boarding stock for -hort and lone time. Jl named settler has tiled notice that he will We have in our possession a sample of some quicksilver found on the farm of Mr.

W. A. Tucker, in Silver creek. I It is very pure, and it remains to be seen whether it was an isolated lot, or exists in paying quantities. It is worth investigating.

Rev. Mr. Hazelton, who is stopping cousin L. G. Peck, will preach at the M.

E. Church next Sabbath morning at the usual hour. Mr. H. is regarded as one among the able and efficient miuisters of the Methodic Episcopal Church, and no doubt all will be highly entertained who attend this service.

with his witnesses to make final proof In A serious prairie fire started just the papers have Srowtt from to 63, t. A and the weeklies (from 169 to 243 Dakota east ot town Fndav last, and swept A'aut being the chief area ot activitv. The num- uorth doing considerable damage. H. ber ot monthlies throughout" the country O.

Meigs lost his sheep shed, Julius grew from 976 to 1,034, while tbe dailies Heater his stable, pig pen, cow and a leaped from 996 to 1.062. The figures given number of pigs, and Messrs. Coulson above are exclusive or Canada, which pos-and Darrouirh a lot of corn, corral. 8eMes a total of 606. It is interesting to support oT his claim before John Brown, a notary public at Bis office at Anthony, Harper county, Kausa ou April 30th, lt)83, viz John Henrv Probtd, 3.

number 23,273, for it i sheds, trees, etc. The fire swept on north crossing the railroad east of note that the newly-settled regions of the Canadian North-West are productive of newsnaners an well as of wheat far rho the north-east quarter see. 26. tp 34, south of range ft. He names the following as his witnesses to prove hlo continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said lacd, viz William Ford, Jamr Thorns, Taylor, and Charles Small, all of Sonora, Harper coun-I ty, Kansas.

i R. Walkeb. Register. Harper, and what other damage it number of journals issued in Manitoba was did we arc uot informed. nearly doubled during the year..