The Anthony Republican du lieu suivant : Anthony, Kansas • 5

SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE. Arrangements have been, made and a I 33 FORBES Z. J. Fairbanks is one of the most accomplished pennmen in the countv. Henry Goodwin has erected a barn and granary on the rear end of his residence lot.

THE REPUBLICAN. Published every Saturday at ANTHONY, HARPER KANSAS SUBSCRIPTION, per year, $1.50. $20,00 net cash will pnrthase a one second hand Singer sewing machine. Call at this office for Machine can be seen in operation. program is now in course of preparation, for an "Old Folks Concert," to be given the evenings of February 22nd and 23rd, in the Congregational Church.

Elegant costumes are being prepared for the occasion and no expense will be spared to make this entertainment the event of the season. THE LEADING GROCER Entered at the post-office at Anthony, Kansas, Second-class Matter. Tandler Bros, have put in a first class fire and burglar-proof safe, of the Hall pattern. LAUNDRESS WANTED. A competent laundress or laundryman can rind a permanent place, at goed salary by applving to or addressing Mrs.

Nannie Vangilder, Anthony. Kansas. None but thoroughly competent need apply. Mr. B.

H. Sredman has purchased C. A. Miller's residence on Bluff Avenue, and will soon move into the same. I3ST OOTTTSTTY, DENTISTRY A.

S. Lindsay, since the enlargement of the paper, has been compelled to get him a fire and burglar proof safe. It is a nice one. Journal The enlargement of the Republican had nothing at all to do with it. We procured the safe to protect the government property in our care and keeping, as well as the books and papers of the Republican office.

Dr. Callender came over from Wellington early this week, the sickness of his youngent child occasioning the visit. Carries a full stock of Dr. J. H.

Callender, dentist, will be in Anthony Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, 10, 12, and 13, 1883:. Take notice and govern yourselves according CITY AND COUNTY. SAm S. Sisson was down from Harper ft Tuesday. Dr.

McManigle, ot Harper, looked in on us Tuesday. A. H. Davis has bought his children a handsome pony. 0 Tommy Davis is envied by all the "boys in town he has a velocipede.

Dr. Martin, of Harper, was in Anthony on Monday, and dropped in to see us. Mr. Hicks, late of the Danville Argus, -was in town on Monday, and called to see us. Groceries and Queensware, The dramatic editor of the Republican is a success.

Journal. Sorry we can't return the compliment. Charley Miller has sold his Bluff Avenue residence property, B. H. Sted-man, and1 will build a residence on his farm.

JTI and makes a specialty of BOOTS AND SHOES. The Methodist choir at Harper will be present at the M. E. Church in this city to-morrow eyening, and sing for the services. ly P.

FERRIER, PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Danville, Kansas. All chronic diseases a specialty. Calls promptly attended to day or night. For Sale. Frame house of three rooms, cellar and out-houses; three fifty foot lots, all set in trees; good well, etc.

Inquire of R. Kirkpatrick. Farmers and others desiring a genteel, lu cratiye agency business, by which $5 to $20 a day can be earned, Bend address at once, on postal, to H. C. Wilkinson 195 and 197 Fulton Street, New York.

Invteitions are out for the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Forbes. They will receive at their residence southeast of Anthony, on Thursday evening next, February 1st. at seven o'clock, and those who attend can depend upon being hospitably entertained.

Mr. and Mrs. Forbes are among our most highly esteemed citizens and we have no doubt that the occasion ill be one long to be remembered. MARRIED. Davis Morgan At the residence of the bride's parents in Belmont, January 10 1883, by Rev.

Wm. Benedict, Mr. Zerah L. Davis of Anthony, Kansas, to MiBS Carrie P. Morgan of Belmont, N.

Y. ANOTHER SURPRISE. 8. G. Reed was up from Bluff Creek on Tuesday, and remained over night to attend the dramatie entertainment.

at Taken in exchange for goods. Marion Leonard moved bis family up from near Caldwell this week, and occupies Dr. Keller property in the north part of town. Bob. Carr, and the other ten Green-backers In the Kansas Legislature, cast their votes for Hon.

James G. Bayne for United States Senator. Tandler Brothers have added an awning to their building, which helps the appearance ot things Hn that locality. C. S.

Loom's came oyer from Argonia on Tuesday, and was just in time to take a hand with the orchestra at the dramatic entertainment. KANSAS. ANTHONY, W. R. Kirkpatrick's addition to the city of Anthony is now ready for sale in live acre lots.

Will be sold one-hair cash and the balance on time. Call on the undersigned. W. R. Kirkpatrick.

ANTnoNY, November 30. 1882. S. H. Cammings, for the present, will occupy the old court house building with his furniture stock.

He will get in running order some time next week. B. F. LEE, Surveyor and J. D.

BKOWtf. J. and Is'otary Public If you desire a choice business location call on W. R. Kirkpatrick and purchase one of the five acre lots in his new addition.

9 LYNCH ON DECK. LEE (BROWN. Rey. J. D.

Woods will soon commence the erection of an addition to the Hilts property, immediately north of the Congregational Church, recently purchased by him. Land, Real Estate Mr. A. A. Adams was down from Odell on Tuesday, and called to pay his regards to the Republican, to which he is a regular subscriber.

George B. Pulliam, of Biuff Creek, was in town on Monday and smiled on us. He is one of the Repulbican's solid sub- cribers, and a mighty clever man. Charley Finch was down tiom Harper fcm Monday, and made us a pleasant call. He had just returned from a visit to the parental lireside in the eastern part ot the state.

The Journal is troubled about the dullness of the Republican. Notwithstanding its dullness, the Republican manages to make it lively enough for the Journal. On Tuesday evening last our people were again favored by the Anthony Dramatic Club, which appeared in the dramas ot and "The Flo Wei of the Family." It was greeted by a large and appreciative audience all the available space in the hall being occupied. the introductory play, wSs rendered in a manner highly satisfactory, much better, we think, than when it was produced last winter. Miss Ella Shaw took the part assumed by Mrs.

Henry Arney, when it was on the boards last year, and she showed wonderful adaptability, her positions being both stately and graceful, and her speech measured and distinct. Mrs. Pennock took the part played by Miss Kelly, and improved it wonderfully, her acting being natural as well as artistic. She rendered the pathetic passages with credit to herself and the Club. We particularize in these instances because the ladies were called into service on -AND- Mr.

Walter Gray, brother to Mrs, M. C. Aspinall and St Clair Gray, arrived from Pittsburg, this week, and is visiting his relatives. He is pleased with the country. If the Journal figures on sheriff sales and court notices as it does on proof notices, ($6.00 legal rates) then it is charging much more for that class of work than the Republican.

INSURANCE AGENTS. Having an extensive acquaintance with parties wishing to buy or tell, and being very familiar with the lay and quality of the lands inthe west, we are determined to not be excelled on our ability to please those calling on us. Room No. 1. over Da-is" hardware store, Anthony.

A T7, keep an abstract of deeded land in Py taxes, collect rlr, Ac. or n- VV Hj this county, and all new land office VV JlL ter Cherokee lands for non-resident rulings corrected monthly at the U. S. Land Of- VTT-pIlMp In communication with land ct VV Pj buyers and emigrant airpntfl. Thos.

H. Lynch, of Wichita, Is offering for sale: One thousand cloaks and dolmans. In all colors and qualities, for ladies, misses and children. One thousand boots and shoes to suit every person. One thousand pieces of new calico.

Ten thousand pairs of gloves, for men, women and children, in all styles and qualities, from the linest teu button and hook to the coarse hedge gloves and mits. One thousand pairs of blankets. One thuosand pieces of dress goods. Ten thousand hats and caps. One thousand suits of clothes, for men and boys.

One thousand overcoats. I have the largest stock in every department ever brought to Wichita full from floor to ceiling I can and will sell you good, honest goods for the same price you pay for Common trash elsewhere. It will pay any of the Harper county people well to buy their goods of T. H. Lynch.

Everything you want in stock, including wagon sheets and camp tents. Thos. H. Lynch, 90 Douglas Avenue. Wichita.

Kansas. A TP have tracts from 1 to 20,00 acres, at from 1,0 to 85,00 per acre. iJ very short notice. All of the characters W. F.

Coulson new house in the east part of town is up and enclosed. It is not in Kirkpatrick's addition, but this side and immediately opposite. He will build on his 5 acre lot in the spring have town lots, houses, tarms and other property to rent, sell Ot SSSUHttt or titt; make abstracts idWflK, mi. ranges, and VV Hi buy and sell county hud school orders. u'oia WE change D3 litfiit were well sustained.

"Tire Flower of the Family" was vastly improved upon the parts being brought out much better than when it was produced last Meek. This we consider a high compliment to the Club. As a result of -these entertainments the band Is about $45. 00 in pocket and the boys owe the Club a hearty vote of thanks. The citizens of Anthony are also indebted for two veryjpleasant evenings of eniovment.

PREMIUM CORN. There is great demand for residences in Anthony. Every house and shanty in the town are full, and the demand increases. What we want now is a build ing association. Fifty new dwellings would not any moie than meet present requirements.

CEI CATTLE TRESPASS NOTICE, Tandler Brothers moved into their new store room on Saturday last, and are now fixed up in first class style. Harper county does not afford another establishment equal to theirs. Dr. R. P.

Ferrier, ot Danville, was in town on Saturday last, and called to see us. See his professional card in this issue. By oversight it was not placed in its appropriate place. Hardly a mail arrives that we do net get letters from eastern parties wanting inlormation about this country, and are looking for a perfect Hood ot emigration in the early spring. Warren Brokaw returned from a lengthy visit to Missouri friends, on Wednesday.

He complains considerably about the mud in that country, and is delighted to be on solid footing once more. All parties are hereby notified no to drive over, range on, or hs any way use or destr the pasturage on the follow ing tracts of land in township 35, range 5 west, in Harper Co. 10 wit Sections 8 and 9 the SW.HE quarters of section 11 the quarter section 2 the half of W. half of quarters of section 14: the quarter of the quarter and quarter of quarter of section 15, W. H.

EMBRY, Breeder ot Thoroughbred Short Horn Cottle Pure Kose of Sharon and Young Beauty lamilies. Young Stock for Sale 5 miles northeast of ANTHONY, (Harper County.) KANSAS the quarter and half ol quarter of James A. Dusenhury and wife, of Christian county, arrived here on Thursday morning, and are visiting at Eh Smith's and looking over the coun-trj- with a view to locating. Mrs. D.

is a sister to Miss Mazie Richardson and a daughter of Mrs. Eb Smith's. CHEMICALS, section 18; the quarters of 2 quarter and quarter of quarter of section 17 lots 2 and 6 of section 4. In township 34. range 5 west the quarter of section 30; the 8 quarter of section The grass on the above described tracts being required by me for hay and winter feed.

The law of tresspass and damage will be strictly en-orced. C. K. Child. Q-O TO We have been rushed with work so unceasingly during the past month that the matter of weighing our premium corn has been neglected until this week Below will be found a list of the competitors with the weight of their respective bunches (twelve ears) of corn: LBS oz.

R. M. Easley, Gourock, White 10 N. S. Firquain, Anthony Yellow, 10 10 Isaac Miller, Bluff Creek, White 9 10 E.

A. Peck, Anthony, Yellow 10 14 A. Culbertson, Sonora, White 10 2 J. H. Randolph, Anthony, White 8 7 Samuel Mock, Yellow 10 6 J.

H. Randolph, 8 5 Legal notice. S3 State of Kansas, Harper County Messrs. Goss, Reed Co. took possession of the room lately occupied by Tandler on Monday last, and have opened out with a stock of groceries.

They have both a good room and splendid location. Livery, Fee. Sale M. J. M.

BENT, Propr, Bluff Avenue, Anthony, Kan. The "Pioneer" By the Anthony (Kan) Republican, we learn that its proprietor, Mr. Lindsay is again rocking the cradle. Mr. L.

seems to Detaining ground right along, he enlarged the Republican a short time ago, now the family experiences the same kind of a deal. Pana 111. Palladium. The new M. E.

Church, this city, wili be dedicated to-morrow, Sunday. Elder Cline will be present find officiate, preaching both morning and evening. The builiilng is a credit to any town and our citizens should take a lively interest in contributing to the fund to place it entirely out of debt. If the Republican sbclud appear in a In the Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of D.

T. Davis, deceased. The heirs, creditors and parties in interest in said estate will take notice that the undersigned will appear before the Probate Court of said county, at the court house in Anthony, on the 29th day of January, 1883. at 10 o'clock a. m.

of said dav, to make final settlement and ask to be discharged. E. A. Rice, Adm'r. de bonis non.

small form next week our readers need id jtSnaUA Jo 1 not be surprised. We are enlarging our ME STE Turnouts furnished on short notice with or without drivers. Horses boarded by the day or week. CHARGES REASONABLE BgT'Keep a first-class Stallion for 118 ntidil A. Farmer 9 John Hire 7 9 White 8 Thomas Houck, Silver Cr.

8 10 Samuel Mock. Anthony, 9 7 As will be seen, Mr. E. A. Peck, ot Anthony, takes the first premium on yellow corn, and Mr.

N. S. Firquain, of Anthony, the second. The first premium on white corn is awarded to Mr. Culbertson, of Sonora.

and the second to R. Easier, of Gourock. It is proper to state that this corn is all thoroughly dried, having been hanging in our office since early in the season. building and will be out of doors so to peak for several days, consequently it may be necessary. a Mr.

S. H. Cummins returned from Kansas City on Monday, where he purchased a large stock of furniture for the Anthony trade. lie expects to open out with the same next week. Mr.

C. promises to fully supply the wants of the trade in his line, and we bespeak for him a liberal patronage. ATTENTION Stockmen and Farmers. W. G.

Arnett C. M. Bodley. -OF W. A.

Richards, of the Harper Sentinel, accompanied by Mr. F. C. Mercer, of the Great Western Type Foundry. Kansas City, spent Sunday in Anthony, and of course, called on the Republican.

Te former has been off duty for several weeks visiting in the east, and the latter returned with him from Kansas City to look over this western country. BODLEY J. K. WILSON. am agent in Harper county for the celebrated Woodmanse Windmill Tio Kost TnnrViIri" of Us rhiirarter made, and SPECIALS.

ROAD ARNETT. BUTCHERS, am prepared to sell and put them up in first ,1 ...411 Bulberi Bros, Wholesale Price List, No. class conuiuon. lnciuuiug puij, warrant them for five years. For terms and particulars, call on or address me at Anthony Kansas.

ftica 4 Piano. 7 oct. square roscwoofJ oarved, agraflb 00 and dealers In 174 00 7 Piano, upr. iod, ettTiint'Ujtrand. T.

F. Pryor returned from St. Joseph, Missouri, on Tuesday. Miss Florence I'tyor, a sister, returned with him and will make an extended visit in Anthony. T.

F. reports plenty of snow and disagreeable weather at St. Joseph, and enjoyed the sunshine and solid roads that greeted him on his return to Kansas- The following brief communication addressed to kMr. Lindsay, Postmaster, Anthony, Kansas," explains itself:" "Any one that is continually calling for mail, and never gets any, please band them this. I hope it will suffice, and may they go home happy, is my sincere desire.

Farewell." Krand 13 urgan. 4 net reeis, BsUfi. fc By refeience to marriage notice in this issue it will be seen that our fellow citizen, Zerah Davis (familiarly known as Job) who has been sojourning in New York for some time past, has taken unto himself a wife. We stop the press to make the announcement. He, and his bride, will soon return to Anthony to take up fheir residence.

Mr. Davis owns property here and claims this as his 59 00 organ 108 6 IS upler fcuo-oruw Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides, Poul try and all kinds of Butcher's stock. Our Pianos organs warranted fimt-cli ROUEN STAR .72 00 8 OS 9 00 1 OS 2 Violin, box. )Ow, string: 3 eremoula model, extra flu 4 Aoeordean, 6 kvvM, basM, tin tone. OIL STOVE We have an order for one of Fish Bro's Co's road carts, price $50.00, which will be sold for $35.00 cash, purchaser paying freight.

A representation ot the vehicle can be seen on application, and we will warrant it as represented. Anthony, Jan. 26, 1883. I sent you statement of your account January 1st and the same has not been paid and must be by the 1st of February, or 1 will make you cost. I do not wish to make you trouble but must have my money.

All accounts of 90 days standing and not paid or settled by note by the loth day of Februar3 your name will appear in my Dead Beat column in Anthony Republican. Resp'v. Yours, I. B. Forbes.

Mouth org una, Vienna concert 2 "Mfta niniliiriifiiiirili 9 genuine rirhter 10 holes i. S. 11 dou le 'J 14 Clarionet, genuine Mutiiu, 6 keys 94 1 OK I boxWood ft 00 17 Fife, im ebony. Or, ailvt-r lerulcs 60 ifi Music box 1 rrank. line 1 10 2-- 00 City Livery Stable.

IV lune, wind with tover Jars 20 foloncqllo, patent machine 23 Double Mkh, patent bead. or 4 si rings 24 ('Hilar ruaple machine head unanuUh 27 vHahjo rneh, 4 bra jCorivet. oornopeuu ntyle, ease crooks 30 Drum. bras. Prissan.

Gold violin unilar and banjo string H. it. Silver 10 00 28 00 6 00 2 CO 9 00 9 00 lb 10 Steel THE NUVV STORE. out. Ruakiau.

Iter or Jtnli tan bM quality. i e'M or Winners, Instruction books. How Quite a storm swooped down upon this section last Friday afternoon, and raged throughout the night. Saturday and Sunday were very cold davs, the thermometer going as low as ten below zero on the morning of the former. While we were being served to this extraordinary weather the people up in Iowa, Nebraska and Minnesota, were catching it to the tune of from twenty to twenty-five degrees below T.

H. Stevens, G. B. Shaw Go's reliable representative at this place, made quite a creditable showing for himself the past year- In his report to the on the first List, he was able to make a clean balance that is; did not report a single cent outstanding. When it is taken into consideration that the sales of lumber and coal were very large during the past year, this is a record that should stand out boldly to his credit, and no doubt does.

The Republican came out on time last Well, we usually get out on time and it may not be out of place to remark that notwithstanding the Republican may be late sometimes it never gets out a quarter sheet for two or three weeks in succession, as was the case with the Journal not long since. We received a postal card from Robert D. Piper, at Buck Horn, Dakota, on Tuesday. He says, among other things: "1 am getting the Republican more regularly of late and am much pleased with it in its new makeup, and hope that it may hf as much of a success financially as it is a newspaper. Have been sending you a communication ouch a week regularly for the past three weeks, and will continue to for several communications yet." Thanks for the communications, and also for kin-1 words.

ARNOLD Prop'rs. Havinjr boueht and taken possession of what axry Instrument 1 SS Haviug justanadc a good trade for 100, Singer Sewing Machines, will sell them for f2S. each wbflo Aey laat. Money is quite safe in common letter if plain ly.dSJiSJi.xT'-fnw i.j-jtttjt Tejuas.atriotly ch wh tak Agents and dealers tend for our 40 paff J3TILL LEADS THE WORL0 has been known as the Red Front Livery. FcedJ and Sale Stable, on Jennings Ayenue, north ofi The people of Anthony are hereby informed that we have opened out an extensive stock of groceries in the Goss building, lately occupied by Tandler and hope to merit, and receive, a share ot the patronage of this people.

You should call and see us and get acquainted with us and our manner of do Davis Hardware store, we are prepared, wild new stock, rigs etc, to attend to the wants of the public in our line, and you can find emiJ logu and mtil stantly on hand at our stable horses tiunfcoVc ot "utfimMiile prices agents can We will also bay hots for sale or exchange and mules. jnakcl'v Per cent nrolit. 50,000 IN USE I XJmcm Ordinary Kerosene. Bakes and Cooks Equal to anj Cook Store. SEND FOR NEW CIRCULAR.

MTEBS, OSBORN SOLE MANUFACTURERS. oiiEVJarija.pffD, 1 0 Western Branch, 49 LIKE ST BEE CHICAGO CALL ON OUR LOCAL AGENT. in ENLARGING. ing business. We have located nently, and consequently expect to estab About February 1st we shall build a large new- lish a permanent business.

Goss, Rekd Co. Hul'x-rt nros. Is the only Urncrai HMsMesal Music House in St. Lonis HCU1EUT BROS, II Ol.IVE STMKKT. I "I is.

Uv barn and shove the old one to (he rear, and expect to pnh the business for all there is in it, aud do the fair thing by our enstomers..