The Weekly Democrat from Hutchinson, Kansas • 3

UMOX TETERAXS. If you want an overcoat go to TRESES GO -Vale Miner fc Co." have sold their numerous stage lines in Kansas, Indian territory and Texas to Mr. iL. P. Williamson of Camp Supply.

Mr. Williamson has been in our city this week purchasing mules for hjs Indian territory and Texas routes. lie also made a change in the stage between this city and Kingman; hereafter four mules will take this stage through on the jump, instead of two. THE MARKETS. SIMS ELY, Publisher.

OFFICIAL Oli GAS OF 1 UK CUT. lltTCHESSON, KAX. DEC. 8, 1S83 The People keep Amos Plank and his help so busy repairing their watches, clocks ana jewelry, that they have not had time to write of the innumerable and neautiful things they have for the holidbas. Call and see them; they will take pleasure in "showing their goods.

For Sale. I have for sale fifty head of young leifers, which will le sold at a bargain or th purchaser; for cash. Call on cr address S. 13. TAYxoe, Jordan Springs, Wanted Immediately A few resh miclh cows, or cows that will be fresh within a month.

Xone but good milkers wanted. Call on or address Geo. A. Reno county Kih. Buy fiantiels from Geo.

degraff. Dr. Jacksofis Blood and Humor Svr- up will positively cure all eruptions, ulcers, or bad sores upon the bod v. face or limbs. Will thoroughly cleanse the system and blJod of every trace of dis eases that have their origin therein.

Cures Rheumatism. Salt Rheum" and Canker, and is well recommeded by the medical profession all attr thecotmtrv. Price $1.00 per bottle. Sold bv all druggists. Wanted A girl to do do house- wosk in a small family.

Washing done iway trom the house. ApdIv at resi dence. J. M. MULKEY.

16tf 1st Avenue east. CITYOHDINA.CEo. 168. (PUBLIPHED Vr.C. 8, 1SS3.) Be it or.laincd ly the Mavor and Councilmen of the city ot Hutchinson.

Sec. 1. That avenue west, between Jeffer. son and Jladison streets, south, be and the same is hereby vacated. Sec.

2. Tbut this ordinance shu" he in fbVea and take effect from aiid after its publication once in the Dollar Democrat. J.T.Lane, Attest Mayor. J. P.

Dillos, City Clerk. CITY ORDINANCE lC'j. (published December 8, 183.) Re it ordained by the Mayor and Counciimen of the city of Hutchinson. Sec. 1.

That any uerpon or norsons who mav desire are hereby authfwi.od to t-rcCt aiid maintain a slaughter housr; on avenue G. west between Madison and Jefferson streets in the city of Hutchinson. Sec. 2. That all ordinances in conflict with any of the provisions of this act are hereby rcpcaioij.

Sec, That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from aud after its publication once in the Dollar DEMbnsAir- .1. T. Lane. Mnr. Altest P.

Di li.on. City Clerk. rUHLICATIO -NO i ICE. state of Kansas I Tn the District Court in Reno county, and for said county. The Western Farm Mortgage Company, Plain-tilT, vs.

Charles Cavannusih, Julia A. Cavan-avh and" D. M. Smith, Defendants. THE abovo named Defendants are hereby uotified that thev have been sued hv the above named Plaintiff, lit the District Court of Keno county, state of Kansas, and tnat unless they answer the petition of said Plaintiff ajrainst them filed in said action, in the office of the Clerk of said court by the 39th day of January A.

D. l8t said petition will be taken as true una judgment will be rendered In said action in favor of said Plaint jff. and ajrainst saidDef endants for the sura of One hundred and Twenty Dollars, wit 1 interest thereon at the rate of twelve (12) per cent, per annum as fol lows: un is trm j-eb. 1st lssi, on 12 from Ausr. 1st 1881.

on 12 from Feb. 1st 1S82. on 12 from Aujr. 1st 1W2. on 12 from Feb.

1st 18S3, on $12 from Aupr. 1st and on $48 from, Sept. 1st I8S3 until fully paid, and(for the state without apnrnisetneut of the following des cribed Heal Kstatelyinsr jyid situated in the county of Ueno, and state of Kaiisaa to-witi The southeast ouarter of section 2. town. ship LG, ranjfc west contaniinsr 1W) acre's more or less, under mortsrajre lien, to satisfy said sum of money, interest and cost of said action in.

accordance with the prayer said petition. afuit'aerorder decree of the said court decreeinsr any ri)sht, interest, claim or title of said D. M. Smith to be junior and in terior to Plaintiffs rurht ot action and fore closing all equity and rijrht of redemption of all of said Defendants after hale thereof. L.

H. Perkins, W. S. JtOMIGB. Attest: Attye.

forPltff. E. S. Handy Clk. Dit.

Court, 16tof9 Sale. Jame A. Freese, versus A. L. KelTotfir.

K. A. Kel- loKg, Vv'illiiuu UraJshaw, NOTICE. Bradshaw, his wife, Malon Cochrstn. Alien K.

Cochran S. D. reeu del URLIC NOTICE IS HKKEBY GIVEX that on Friday, the 30th d.iy cf November at 10 o'clock, a. 1 will offer at public sale, at the east door of the court house, in the city ot Hutchinson, Reno county Kansa, and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, the following described real estate, to-wit: The northwest cf the southwest i of section No. IS, township.

No. '1. south of range 5 west, in Reno county, Kansas, except the following described tracts of land, to-wit Beginning at a stake Utirods, 15' i leet east of the northwest coi ner of th southwest of said sec ion 18. township :1. range 5 west, running south 11! i rods; thence east to the east line of the northwest xi of the southwest of said section; thence north rods; thence west, to the place of beginning.

Also beginning at a stake 45 rods and l.i feet east of a stake in the center of Avenue "li" and on the section line of sections 13 and IS, township range thence south 29 rods: thence east 02? thence north 21 rods; thence west P2li rods, to the place of bcylnning. Also beginning at a stake in the center of Avenue on a line between paid sections 13 and is; thence east 203i rods: thence north UVt rods; thence rods.thence piacqof beginning. Also beginning at a stake 17 rod east of a stake in center, of Avenue city of Hutchinson on east lino of section 13; thence south 37 r6tfs, to the south line of section 18; thence east IS' rods; thence north 37? rods; thence west 18l4 rods to placs of Lv ginnibg. Said property will be sold under and by viijtue of an order of, sale, issuing out of the District court of Reno county, to satisfy a judgment obtained in said court on the 15th day of. Oct.

A. D. at the September adjourned term of said court, bv James A. Freese against A. L.

Kellogg, K. A. Kellogg, William bradshaw. bradshaw, his wife, Malon Cochran, Alice R. Cochran and S.

D. Green, for the sum. of Eight Hundred and Seventj--three dollars and Seventy-live cents, 75' debt, together with costs of suit and interest at the rate of 8 pe cent, per annum, from the date of judgment; and a further decree of said court, charging aid described real estate with the. payment of said debt and costs of suit, as a lein therein Given under my hand, at my office, in the city of Hutchinson, Kansas, this 2Uth day of Octwber, 1883. J.

M. Hedrick, Sheriff Reno Co. First pubUcatiOH October 20 lat Nov. 17.1 LEGAL CTIC1J In the District Court 9th Judielal District of the State of Kansas, in and for the said county or Keno. J.

H. McSberry Plaintiff, vs. S. S. Mead, Dc fendant.

S. S. Mead, a non-resident of tho stnVpnf SKBfflr Money to Loan. Money to loan 'on chattel mortgages personal security. II.

Whiteside. Do not forget the grand phantom ball at the Opera house Tuesday evening. Freighting business between this "city and the southwest is unusually brisk at present; Marshal Crist is having the streets "and alleys Cleaned up. Joe has the good sense to clean up before cold weatner sets in. Jerry Cone, a brakeman on the east bound passenger Wednesday evening; had an arm and leg cut off at Newton while coupling on a sleeper.

His recovery is very doubtful. W. S. lUny of Cottonwood Falls. Was in our city Friday attending to some legal business.

Rduiy has been a resident of Kansas for twenty-six years, and a better informed man of the history of the state" we never feet. We ar re past by M.ijor Curran to say that his adopted daughter left home without any cause whatever, and that her mother treated tr in every way as if slu was her child. The firl is in Great Bend and refuses to come back. The Jane Coombs a mob of hamfatters that lately made the acquaintance of our citizens, is now walking lnm" from Denver via the Kansas Pacific railr ad. Alluding to the knrflummex of the troiip'e, the Den Ver Tribune has the cruelty to call Mist Coombs "Calamity Jane' The Whitely IIMten iiand Cd.

presented the play of that name to a crowded audience at the lions Thursday evening. It was due of t' fist Entertaining plays of the season, judging from the roars of laughter and ap plause that gr-ete 1 each scene. Miss Marie It yat as Cipiidn vras particularly charming, although the role was a neW one to her. Som of the bright kids of this city kicked down the door of DennisohV thicken coop one night this week, am! about fifty chickens v'ilked out rim! marched These-- son the the chic-: (1 ta i' rnacfcive homes gY. 1 tV-n -x-yn to lierin' d-W i t'f i a boys v' magnat at Ak-hi firry to an SO on a few nights ago l.ciJpf Thf next night one of.

perennial bore? and eve" b' uni riu' an Tora'Cabin" tr upon the trvv.i a i ru'-v ver $'i00 Atchiso'i. vev" is irse th-in any other TV tu forty bf Hif-r See female troop? drti-snd in i'ed tights than Edwin Booth iii on if his best Plays. Messrs. G. and J.

Kirtkind are erect ing a packing house south of town on the river near the big bridge. ey are enterprising gentleman and posses? the means to carry on the' business sue cessfuly. Several establishments of this kind have been built by rften who were connected with other business and were not successful in running them; but as fhe Messrs. Kirtlands will give their sole attention to packing, there is no doubt tat thev will make it par. i The weather; wo' ha 'present i.

lovely, as or, knows: but one of these fine day v. hm thcroals are nl I of farmers travelling-to and fro, a ntrz-zard will Wo.n'. j.veer?ng across the prairies tluit tk- one their holes a hurry and per' catcli a few far from any house who may suffer severely. Every old settler is aeruain.e-.t with tin? Mublenns' of change of in this count rv, and everyone u.d prepared to encounter the wors: Their Re-union under the Auspices of the Joe. Hooker Post in this city Yesterday a Pleasing Affair.

Yesterday was a gala day in the city. The weather was superb, and the an nouncement made a few weeks ago that there was to be a reunion of union veterans under the auspices of the Joe. Hooker post of the Grand Army of the Republic attracted a large number of old soldiers to the city. The music of the life and druni early in the day awoke vivid recdllections of the deeds in which all had and the past made every soldier feel like taking his comrades hands. A large crowd gathered at the Opera house to hear the speakers, of whotH there Were several; Gen.

Taylor and Maj. Lawson of this city and Rev. Clark of Nickerson were aindhg the number. The free dinner given at the Norman building in honor of the reunion was a sumpt-ous affair in every respect and was generously patronized, the ladies striving to please everybody. Altogether the reunion productive of fully as much enjoyment as was anticipated.

Quite a number of the boys wera shot-in. the neck during the day, but ho evil results were visible. An Episode Jt the Road. The passengers in the Pullmaii car had just returned from supper at Newton on Wednesday evening when a young man leading a girl by the hand cautiously operied the door; peered in and then bashfully led his companion to a seat. It was nlainlt evident that the twain were newly married.

Their utter forgetfulness of all surroundings their mutual feeding of peanuts and caramels to each' other, together with usual stops for refreshments, the r'a ture of which is familiar to all travelers, was convincing proof to the other interested occupants' of the car that the couple were fresh victims of the fatal noose. The girl Was i'at and plump and had cheeks of a rare redness. The youn gaum wamt so plun but t' in" tie moustache just inakiug its on his lip more than compensated iim for ids lack of The eue was oae to toucii the most obdu ate heart or stoaiach either for tha-natter but Pullman conductors an iot easily touched. The uniformed lutocrat on this occasion dispelled jtht tappiness of the loving pair by inform mg them that there were no vacant erths and that they would have ike an ordinary coach. It was tot bad.

Fortunately one sympathizing young man said he could have his berth vhich was an upper, as he didn't care 'or sleepers anyhow. The night grew pace and most of the passengers haC but Hie yotmj; couple manifest 3 i no dii-postiuai to retire, though i. as plain t'sat they were bothered about something. At last, after a vhispered consultation, they retired the wash room. When they had returned all had retired.

The b. ide had her husband's overcoat around her and he had her clothes under his arm. They reached their section and stood seeing no means of reaching tUiir abode. The groom was equal to the occasion, however. Gathering the bride up ih his arms he dumped her into ti berth quick as a flash.

How he rot up nobody looked to see. Wihle Bros have moved their job urinting office to the Opera house-block. The boys have lately received a large supply of new type and othe'r material which necesitated their removing to a large room, as the room they occupied above the old postoftice was too small to hold their material Since opening their job office Wible have worked tip a splendid trade and repdtalion. Their job work is not confined to tfiis city alone, as they receive orders along the line of the Santa Fe from Emporia to as far west as fueoio, L'oio. Tins alone proves that they are first-class workmen.

Many of our citizens remember Marsh White-law, who left here and settled down Las Vegas. Marsh took pride in being a batchelor and made a vow that no woman would ever mar his batchelor life; bnt he at last became so captivaVd with a widow that his pride, vows itnd everyUrftg else vanished. ana tne result was married, an account of which will be found on the of thi 'viper. The congrat ulations ami best wishes of the Democrat are extended. Ti.p AVrrx is worried because Tns vt HcraH will have the sheriff We do' not blame I.

A paper that has beni compelled to ldok to official patronage for aid to keep its head abovs water naturally b-'comes alarmed when it sees its p'rineipaT support gone. paper aforesaid is also worried bociuse" didn't p'riiif two thousand extra copies each week dur Ing the We never agreed to print two thousand, but we did print enough to elect Fay Smith sheriff, anil that is what makes the postotS'ce organ Jioiice. Th?" grocery business heretofore conducted by J. Dunkin Co. at Kansas, lias been sold to JoYih M.

The undersigned will remain at thKohfsfand for a short timeforthe purpose of collecting outstanding ac- xew vorac issi. i About sixty million copies of the SutI have gone out of our establishment during the past twelve months If ym yer to paste end to end all the columns of all the Sun printed and sold last year you would get a continuous interesting information, eomrhon sense wisdom, sound doctrine, and wit long fenoiigh to teach from Printing hb'use sotiare to the top of Mount Copernicus in the moon, then back to Printing house square, three-quarters of the way back to the moon again. Dot the Hun is written for the, inhabit tapis of the earth; this. strjp of intelligence would girdle the glote twenty-seven or twenty-eight times. It every buyer of a copy of.

the Sim during the past year has spent only one hour over it. and if his wife or grandfather has spent a not her hour, this newspaper in lias afforded the human race thirteen thousand je-jiH of steady reading, night aiid day. it is only by little circulations like these that you can form any idea of the circulation of the most popular of American newspaperf, or of its influence on the opinions and actions of American men and wortien. The Sun is, and will continue to be, a newspaper which tells. the truth With out fear of consequences, which gets at the facts no matter how.

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Fasbioiiable Boot and Bf pairing Neatly Doni. IIUTCHIIINSON, KAN The old Reliable Merchant Tailor, J. S3. B511ITJB fa Hakes AND XcveP Disajtyoitits I Ciis-fmtrs, or palms ufi -on them. PARTIES WAN i ING l)ress or Business Suits Will moke moDey by giTing call WILCOX BLOCK UPSTAIRS r' 4 -AND rdGerpoiisg COUNTRY PHODUCE l-Ttea Oh aft PRICE UST.

Berry BVoi Irginla Tobacco pr. lb.3 16 I'ouuds ot Beans for 0n D6llar 3 Poaches per can 20c 1 While Cherries 20c 2 Natural California fatinVd Goods' li 80c 3 Tomatoes 15e ii Ariosa 1.00 6 Lever logs "$1.00 Salt, per barrel 2 2.35 A. frC; Store So RFMEMDER- RED fROft Will Xot Be ridenold; F. Icckturfi KUTCUIN oT FRONT i Hutchinson Prodneee Markt. i Wheat No.

2, .74 Wheat No. 2. :70 .25 .15 .20 ft 4 Com Oats liutter Eggs -O Potatoes 50 to 75 Hutchinson Live Stock MarRet. Cattle. ..3.00 3.75 4.00 Kansas City Grain.

Wheat Receipts, bushels; shipments, in store.40,13S: mar-et weaker; No 2 red cash, 84c bid; 83c asked; December, Sojcbid; S6Jc asked the year, S4c asked; So. 2. soft cash, J2i (a) Corn Receipts, 7,817 bushels; ship ments, 5,197 bushels; in store, 43,423 bushels: market weaker; o. 2 mixed casli, 38Jc; December, 37c; year 35 bid. Vlc asked; Jannaiy, sales at 35: May, Oats Xo.

2 cash, 23c bid; 531c asked. Kansas' City Live Storfci Kansas City, Xov. 9. Cattle market steady at yesterday's prices; supply and sale cnietiy lexas and 2s' ew Mexico steers. Hogs 5,921, firmer and 10c ranged S4 30 (cc 4 50: bulk at 4 40.

Sheep Receipts, 221: market quiet ana unchanged. Lost. At the opera house last Monday night, a gold bracelet. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at Jeukinson's Oyster Parlor. otlce.

Champ McCallep plastered the color ed Baptist church and did a neat job, winch pleased the people very much Any persons having plastering to let win be sure ot a good job by patroniz ing turn. lo it Bids Wanted. Wanted Bids on building cattle sneus, eight hundred teet long by tour teen wide. For further dimentions and particulars, enquire of -Lauutuy, Kent. Kan.

Notice! All parties knowing1 themselves indebted to me will call and settle their accounts, be they iarge or small, ait-an business. JoiiNlI.YorNG. F. Leidigh Co', are still orf the same ol cornor. Thev are selling the very best goods at the lowest prices, as they have always doue.

I hereby afinounce myself a candi date for public patronage, and if 'favored the people promise, to save them money. cukap chaklky. Geo. Updegrafi lias the best line of ladies Cloaks aud Dolmans in Hutchin son: The fifble of the City restaurant is always supplied with the best of every thing, rs our patrons can testify. Before buying your fall goods go to yea.

Updogralls. lou will mid bargains. Oh yes 1 Geo. Updegraff beats them all on low prices. Special bargains in Dry Goods.

Cioth ing, Roots and shoes for the next sixty days at cpuegran s. EverV man that bets Avearing appare on the coining election, such as hats overcoats, will save money by coming to cheap chaicley. Make' your family happy by getting no oi mar dyspepsia ami cross, irritable temper, b'y taking D'u. Jacksonn Root and Herb Cordial, It will givr ou lieu, puie uiuou, anu cure you dyspepsia; oia by an druggists. All the money in the world is of no value to you unless vou have health and strength.

Dr. Jackson's famous Root and Herb Cordial, will make vou healthy, strong and vigorous; vitalize purify and ennchen your blood. Sold bv all druggists. Smith Mc Kinstry, in Mc Kihstrv's law otllce, Wilcox block, upstairs, rep resent the most reliable insurance companies of the United States. They are also prepared fo make loans on improv ed farms on ternis.tjiat cannot be me by any competing firm's; Dr.

Jackson's Indian eye salve, is. a certain, safe amr efficacious remcfy for Inflamed, Weak! or Granulated Sore eyes. Cooling a'rar sbothiri'g in its ef fects. Jt aroused the secretions, open the tear ducts arid strengthens and restores the failing" eye sight. Rriee 2-5 per box.

bold by all druggists. ror chills and tever. Ague, Dumb 1 bird Day Ague, itemittentor Inter mittent, lever, or anv disease ot a ira larious nature, use CoTlms Affile Cure It it is an absolute and positive cure thoroughly cleansing the svstem of al germs of malarial poison, ly upon the liver bowel's. kvery obttle is warranted to cure or mone refunded. Fnce oO cents; Sold by al.

a aruggisis. Dr. Jackson's vegetable liver pill are-safe and reliable at all times and no I should be without them. Many a tit nf sirtnps line lioon a-vortbil the timely use of these wonderful, little sugar-coated pellets. They contain nothing injurious to the most delicate stomacli, are mild in their action and a thorough remedy for Liver Complaint in all its stages.

Price L'-i cents. Sold by all druggist. Last Tu 'one of tu; Whiteley company wauu-d to lake in Hutchinson on horseback lit- procured a looking liors'- and lule. nu'd leading it to the Reno e'aded the rest of ths members of he troupe cut for the purpose of sonfething, but Ms intention as to show them his horsemanship. He leaped into saddle with the flourish of a Comanche Indian, and a vain expression onf h'is face.

The horse evidently knowing1' Souie-thing green was on his back, gave a few easy bucks, pleased the then they came with such tbre that he bobbed -between heaven and earth like a Gsh cork, and wishing he on terra firma; but he tstruckthe ground quicker and harder than he Kansas is hereby notiftVd that he has been sued in the District Court of Reno county Kansas by J. H. McSberry and that he must answer the petition tiled by the said J. H. Mc-Sherry on or before the 29th day of December A.

D. 183, the said petition be taken as true and judgment rendered against the S. Mead for the specific performance of a contract of sale of the following described real estate, situated in Reno county aud state of Kansas ana known as the ebuth east quarter of section no. 2, in towns-hip no. 24of range no.

8 west of the 6th principal meridian, and for the. conveyance of said real estate by hira to Plaintiff in fee simply ty deed of warranty in accordance with the terms of said contract set forth in taid petition, as prayed for therein, J.H. McShekrt. SCHEBLE k. VAXDEVEEK.

Attest: Attys. forPltff. E. Handy Clk. Pist.

Court. duNev. 17 Hit -c. lt.) wished. fallen rider told his com- raicii, the' v'-.

a sund bur uuut 4 Li'. counts, and all parties knowing themselves indebted to us will please call and settle without delay. J. Dfnkix Co. Tlichlnson, Kansas,.