Bucklin Standard from Bucklin, Kansas • 4

efts LotHvo is OITXS. MOTTO Eirpiso Livery Feefl ail Sals Sial urcklin Standard PROPRIETORS. As previously announced, the ladies of Bucklin and vicinity gave their first social supper on last Friday night. The entertainment was gotten up un der short notice, and the early evening was threatened with rain which developed into a slow rain as the night approached, but, nevertheless, it was a Go To The CASH J. BUCKLIN, FINE TURNOUTST ALSWAYS CARRIED TO ALL PARTS OF HOUSE I For Groceries, and Glass-Ware.

The Traveling Prr.Lic Will Find tee ENTERPRISE STABLE a Splendid PLACE to Leave Their Teams, CHARGES REASONABLE. J. E. PIHSBAOK, Hcrth Main Street, Bucklin, Kansas. DEALER IN GROGBEIES FOUR, MEAL, MEAT, LARD, SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, BEANS.

RICE, SODA, BA KING POWDER. CURRANTS, PRUNES, APPLES, STARCH, COAL OIL, VINEGAR, PICKLES SORGUM, SYRUP. OYSTERS, AXLE GREASE, ALL KINDS, OL CAN NED GUOD3, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, ETC. ETC. I expect to sell at Railroad prices, respectfully solict the patronge of thi people KANSAS.

READY, PASSENGERS THEgOUNTRY. nd Vogi, Km Opposite the bummlt IMPLEMENTS auver DEALERS IN.3 tt i nnni i a Lu liimij it mi Tinware, Woodenware and NAILS etc. BUILDERS MATERIAL A SPECIALITY." GOODS EO'S'TOm 2P21.XOIi3S NORTH MAIN STREET -a BUCKLIN KS; George Hall THURSDAY, 15? 1881, E. H. Wilson, Editor AM Proprietor, SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One copy 1 year $1,25. One copy six months Go cts. One copy thro months 50 cts. Entered in the post office at as second cass mail matter. Tims "WESTWARD.

Train Xo. 1. passenger, air. No. 3.

Xo. 13. freight arr. EASTWARD. 1,14 a.

m. 2,16 p. m. 6,30. p.m.

2,30 a. m. 1,45 p. m. 6,44 a.

m. Train No. 2, passenger arr. No. 4.

No. 14. freight arr. No. 6 6 do not stop.

AXJiOUSCEJIESTS. I hereby announce myself as candidate for.liegister of Deeds subject to the decision of the Republican county convention, Frank Apperson. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Clerk subject to tlWdeci'sion of the Republican eounty'convention. W. S.

Pagan, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for tho office of County Attorney of Ford county, subject to the action of theJ.llepublicannominating convention. L. 1C Soperof Dodge City. I hereby announce ai candidate for Register of Deeds of Ford County, subject to the decision of the Repuclican nominating convention-Rush Deardoff I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Register of Deeds subject td the decision of the Ford county Republican nominating convention. W.G.Lee.

fcaniuel Gallagher, jr announces himself as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Clerk, subject to tho decision of the Republican convention. Editor Standard: You are authorized to annouce that I tito a fHiididattf for the bfli'co of Register of Deeds for Ford county subject to the decision of the action of the Democratic convention, 11. M. Revrley. We are authorised ro mi -wee II.

B. ReH as a To rue office of Sheriff of Fo' covin Ri' jecc to the action of the Democrat nominating fcoin-eiuioi'. Gossip. That is too higii dear. Fred Sieber went to Ford Monday.

Quite cool Tiit'sdivy morhiiig. G. F. Trager is putting a handsome front in his new store room. Wherever Shepherd and Hiirkie go they now get sweet milk.

J. II. dark co. have their well at the barn neariy completed. W.

Knowels made final' to his pre-eptiorr on last Monday. E. Fishbaek and Squire Gosl went to Dodge Wednesday. Messrs: -Pennewell and iliites, Ford, were in the city Tuesday. of Tne "missing link-' the Fd C.a-tette office spoke again last weel Mrs.

Tarbox's son came home from Kingman laet week, sick. Miss. Maggie Rutherford who has been slaying tot some time wUh her sister Mrs. I. K.

Mirer, returned to her home at GreensbuiK, Tuesday. Tte Beckner b' others who were ci lied to the bedside of their mother in the eastern part of this state, returned hoB last week. They reported her some b'etterbut no hopes for her final recovery. She has been sufiering for tit. some i me Rev.

O. C. Baird preached here last Subdav moi ninir. lie will preach here again Sunday morning, Septbmter 24, at 11 o'clock. Alvin 1J.

Heisey received the contract to erect a school house in district number 35, at $495. Mr. Heisey is a arpenter ol good ability anu vin give he district a good building. It is to done by 10th, Sliss. Sarah commeuce a months V'tibol in di tu m- ber 32 'ast Monday morniiig.

SpearvSlla, complete success, both financially and socially. The ladies deserves much credit in making the evening's enjoy- men harmonious and pleasant. Good music and social chatting preceded and succeeded the evening's meal, and all seemed to be inspired to vie with oneanother in being polite and socia ble. Thessocial meetings should orcur often as tliey have a tendency to drive awav social morbiddess and more closely ally the social relations of the neighborhood. Most humau beings ate constituted with a friendly na ture and at these gatherings tins friendliness is cultured.

We hope our ladies will soon give another of these entertainments. The net evenings receipts were $23.26, which is to be applied to the purchase of an organ for the Sunday school. Mr. ami Mrs. J.

II. Clark, daughter Stella and Mr. and Mrs. E. II.

Wilson, on last Sunday afternoon attendod Sunday school at the school house just north west of town. After school, upon an invitation from J. W. Goslee, our party, in connection with Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis and a party of young peo-nle. composed of Messrs Win. Shep herd, Bruce Ilinkle, Earl Clark, Misses Nettie Paulin, Anna Bradshaw and Ella Culver, drove over to his resi dence where we spent an hour or more in singing, social conversation anu in eatiiiz water melions. Miss. Belle Goslee has a very fine Beaty organ and can preside at it in a vety creditable manner.

TheScmire has one of the finest farms in this section and if left in its present shapb will make him a nice home. The A. K. C. survey runs within 20 feet of his house and if built will very much mar tho beaiitif ulness of the place.

II. B. Boll presents himself in this issue of the Standard as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic nominating convention. Mr. Bell has been entrusted with several positions of responsibility in the county, ami from what wo learn has civen satisfaction.

He at the present time, is county commissioner for the 2nd distr'et, and two years ago as deputy U. Marshal. If successful in the convei.i'.on and at the polls, we believe ho the county a good peace ollieer. Both the Republican and Democrat electors of liuck'in precinct should emember the date of the primaries, turn out and see that good men represent them in the cou.ity convention. ThS of both br.rt'es in town ship 2'.) range 21, vill be held at BucL- liu; the Republican on Satiplav.

between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock- the Democrat, on Mon- Septembe 26th at tho same hour. Kansas stood thi in number of teachers present at the Natiohal Asr.o- i'uUlonfat Chicagi' Nme tuwwert and five present. Di, Ilihbard, Ford end is brother, at Bucilin, Mo-'day 'ng fov a location for a ib-ug sure. They i.re at dea'hig v.di Richardson to lease hiS rice sto room on No th Mi veet. Miss.

Mollie Bntdshaw began a teyin of school, Mondi.y morning at the Davies school. She is a good teacher and we predict a very successful Lit." 1, of Ford Oity, was in the city at Buck. in, T.irsdav. W. ('.

Lee Mr. D.Mf., of Dod 'e C.tv ere lu Tuesda, Mr. Lee Nap om Republican pun 'or re of deeds. We ca'l the Sti'iulard -eaders UUmi- tion to ad. of I'ittaian Sieber Li this number.

These young men iu vc hut Teremlv ente.t'd business and sliorld receive ncourageme.it by getting a ood o.iaf.e. r.nrk'in is sit List collected til the world by a siage Hue. The first remlar ptatro camo rollinj in on" last Monday evening. But we will soon have no need of a stage as the cars will soon be here to do tun- transporting to and from Bucklin. The cars onlheltcck Isand is now at Greens-burg only 22 milps pway and coming at the rate of one and a half miles pev tit C.

D. Jaiiney purchased the meat market and ill supply his customers with good hients. Joseph Roley and vife lvft for Ii'i-iri tH'ay. -Mr. Haines, of Preston, is in the i citv.

this week helni'ur to invoice the Ilinkle stock of good just uvebrst by Daniel Fisher. M. Crown family Ai this morniiig liy. stae for Green si org where Mrs. J'rown ami children will talte the train far Fort Scott to visit wi'M relatives flpif friends.

HARDWARE, LUMBER, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. MEAT, OIL AND ORANGES, LEMONS TOBACCO, illwll Motor A. S. DEMPSEY, CONTRACTOR BUILDER. Bucklin, Kansas.

Will IHaka Estimates On All CARPENTER Work. Givo Him A Call. laflor lattlsi, Ccntracrors snd Bulldors, Bucklin, Kansas. -X J- YVlLL MAKE KSTIMATES, AND MEET ALL COMPETITION. WEYASD Estate Miw AGENTS.

Bucklin, Kr.i:fSf. Improved and unimprbved Lands also improved and unimproved town 'jots, Foh and MORTGAGES properly drawn up and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ta ken. MONEY TO LOAN LOW RATES with rr without commission on Tli ice or Five years time. A NoTAttY pruLic in con nection. NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN: Notice is here by given that a peti tion will be presented to the Board of County Commissioners at the regular session of said Board, in October, praying the organizatoii of Bucklin township, described as follows, to-wit: Begining on the west line of range 1, nine miles north of the south line of Ford county, (or so as to include the south half of township 23, range 21, west 6 th P. thence south to the south lim of Foi'dcountv; thence east to the east line of Ford county; thence north to the nine miles, more or less, to include the said south half of town- hip 28, range 21; thence west to the place of begining. Flora RailieiTfoiil, Hi Gref-ris- bc ne in Wednesday evening by sklsre. and w'il assist her sister at the PaVe Dliins Hell. Juhn Ilu' hletto, of Ford, a promi nent candidate for the nomiiiatio for sheriff before the Democ-alic conven- ion accompanied by h.s wife, mad Jiick in a visit Tuesday.

W. R. Iluikle and A. E. Coen.

of were at Bucklin Monday. They leported the Rock. Island track Iaye within six miles of ihat city an'l that they would be there to-day. A Farm to Rknt. A food 1 GO acre farm 5 mi'es south of town; about '0 atves broke; good f.a.ue house well plastered; stable; good vu-11 with wind mill, pump and tank; fH) acres in pasture.

Will take onc-thi crop in the crib or Held at my option. InquiQ of c. I). or II, Wilson, of the Standard. The 8TANDAUD acknow'edg' the th receipt of a complimentary season ticket to f'c Kalians city Fair to be held at that city, September, 0.

30 and Oof eber, 1st, 1887. This seuson's fair promises to vie with its predieesKiis in may of its fea-' ores. In hpee- nlone in premiums will bo paid, which is adequate to bring the best speed horses in th' country. The premiums on to is sufficient to bring tho 1 est imported This SssociatioS has lon liehl f. rei -iitatien ar.d it Mill lei iii'V oi Vio liiny it this w-in.

v. SYRUP. CIGARS, CANDY, PEANUTS. ETC NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Garden City, September 7th, 1887.

Notice is herebv civen that the fol lowing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in KiiTinnrt of his flnim. anil thnt Ksiirl proof will be made before the Probate Judge at Asluanu, Kansas, on November 7th, 1787, viz: William W. Snyder, for the ei nwi and wl ne section 30. in township 30 south of range 21 west of the (Mii. Mi lie names the following witnesses to Smith, all of Corbitt, Kansas.

20 80 C. F. M. Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden City, August 11th, 1887..

Notiee is herebv civen that the fol lowing-named Settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his Claim, and that said proof will be made before T. J. Van-derslice, Probate Judge of Ford county, Kansas, at his olllee in Dodge City, Kansas, October 24th, 1887, viz: Jacob L. Hamilton, for the ei of the swi and iofthesei of section 20, township range 21 w. He names tlie ioliowing witnesses to nrovnliis continuous residenco imon.

and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jacob J. Beckner, Allen S. Brownfield, Cassius II. Buttolph, and Burton J. jsisseit, ail or uorDitt, Kansas.

Alun! .1. Tipeknw for t.lm ne of section 25, township 29s, range 22w. ne names tne ionowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jacob L. Hamilton. Alien S.

Brownfield. David E. Calderwood and Bradford J. Bradley, all of Corbitt, Kansas. Also: Allen S.

Brownfield for the wi of the nwi and wi of the swi of section 20, township range 21v. He names the following witnesserto prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jacob L. Hamilton. Jacob J. Beckner, ITnnrv Fett.pv find David R.

flnlder- wood, all of Corbitt, Kansas. 23 C. F. M. Niles, Register.

Land Office at Garden City, August 24th, 1887. Notice is herebv civen that the fol lowing-named settler has filed notice ot his intention to make hnal proor in Himnort. of hist claim, nnil that said proof will be made before Clerk of the District Court, at Ashland. Kansas, on October 22nd, 1887, viz: William G. Fulton, for the nwi, section 18, town ship 30, range 21.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, nnil fiillival ion of Said land, vis: Granville R. Smith, William E. Cole, Clemence (j. lieu and Samuel Utts, an of Corbitt, Kansas. Also Lewis D.

Fulton for the nei of section 12, township 30, range 22. He names tne ionowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation or, said land, viz: Granville R. Smith, William Cole, Clemence Bell and Samuel Otts, all of Corbitt, Kansas. C. F.

M. Niles, Register. Land Ollice at Garden City, August 24th, 1887. i Notice is herebv trfvpn that the fol lowing-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in spoTiort of his claim, and that said oof will be made before Clerk of 1) -v -let Court, at Dodge City, Kansas, i October 20th. 1887.

viz: Milton O. D. S. No.for the sei of mw. on tmrrmtiin 5Kht.

rancA 21 w. He names the following witnesses to -nvi coiiliniionn residence nnon. and f.u'i.vation of, said land, viz: Min- nip K. I'ji'a. John T.

Everett, vim. Ilaz'eit and T. S. Lane, ail of Corbitt, hansas, C. F.

M. Niles. Register. Land Offlce at Harden City, August 2Bth; 1887. V.itipp is lir vi'liv iven that the fol lo.v iu uhmed setJe; has tiled notice ion lo niiike final proof in sc.ipoit of her a rn, and that said oof will be made befo-e the Probate Jcde.

at Dodge ty, Kansas, on No vcniiM'i-4t li. 1S.S7. Oiive M. Xoret fe liesJuel of 'section 34. township south, of ranre 22 west of the Oth P.

M. She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence up on anil cu vavon oi. mutuanti. viz Williuiu X. -box, David K.

Smith K.mm.ins and John Sparks, all of 15ih-L1 Kansas. C. F. Ni'es, Register. nn.l Oilice at Carden Civ.

Atigtibt 1887. Notice is herebv civen that the fol lowing-named sealer has tiled notice r.f linr iritpntioii to make final proof in simmn-t of lier rlaim. and that said 1m made before Clerk of bisirk-t Court, at Dodge City. Kansas. n-tiiiiir IST.

viz: Minnie E. 1) S. No for the si nel of im ill. townshin L. riuinc 21w.

She names the Jollowing witnesses to prove her continuous residence up on, anu cuitivauon oi. sum Milt ion Diekison. C. lla.lett. John T.

Kverett ftud Tlwias S. Lane, all of Corbitt, Kansai. r.M.Xiles, prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: William Shepherd, Herbert Miller, Edwin A. Noret and Granville 11. Corner of Main street: H.

Juneau Dealer in IIMRFR. HARDWARE A moulding MerPans, Euildmg Farer ana Glas mm Br IQB mm m. rim, lard South of A. T. S.

F. Depot. Kenr ibrary Building. DODGE CITY' KANSAS OWARDS AlNT 1 km A Lsurge Stock to Sciect frcl P. 0.

Bex 118: NICHOLS I Lumbe Go. ilinits DEALERS IN MAIN, AND WALNUT STREET: SPEAR vILLE, hAr I filarlin -C. C. PRATT, Manager. X0VlCX Ill i Lumber Hardware LATH, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS' ULINDS, PAINTS, LIME, (E.MEXT, Etc.

Would Be Tleasrd to Make briri)ljr Yard: itH.Jw stWt. ft.ntH tl. TODGK tlTT, KlVi v. of Sodville is helping to invoice the stock of general merchandise bouglif bv Daniel Fihcr of.