Bucklin Journal from Bucklin, Kansas • 4

Local 7 ews. Good Have Come I KNOW NOT HOW THE TRUTH MAY BE; I TELL THE TALE AS TWAS TOLD TO ME. 9 NOTICE: The Goodrich Trans portation Company have placed at the disposal of the Rock Island R. R. for passengers going to Milwaukee Nntional G.

A. R. Encampment the new and elegant Steamer, (City of Racine,) the finest and best fresh water steamer afloat. She will leave Chicago on the arrival of the Rock Island train Sunday, August 25th, thus affording privilege of a day light ride on Lake Michigan to jlbxf -7 Milwaukee. I.

F. Scoffern, Agt. HARD TIMES MUST GO. Jo, J. R.

McBrayer loft a fine sample of broom corn at this office Thursday last. The Journal extends thanks to E. G. Hornecker for a fine water melon the first of the season. A.

W. Boedecker reports the prospects flattering for the early establishment of a cheesejfactory at this place. Mrs. Owens, a mover, was struck, by lightningSaturday evening near Mul-. linville, and died Tuesday morning from the effects of it.

Arthur Roby, accompanied by Clias Shipley', passed through the city Thursday last on thfir way to Sedgypck county. They come from Gray county and report the crops all burnt up. Grain Grain frame of the building used at the Celebration, July 4th, 18S8, will be sold, at auction, to the highest bidder, at 3 oclock, Saturday afternooD, Aug. 17th, 1888. 11.

F. SC0FFE1K, Auctioneer. Foil view and Vicinity. Castor-beans aie beginning to ripen. Charles Richardson has concluded not to go east this fall.

Several Fairview boys attended the circus at Dodge Monday. WE HAVE made extra efforts have the most com plete line of DryGaods, Grain handle Grain oH kinds and if von wish to Buy or Sclll it will pay vou: to call and soc us as we pay the HIGHEST Trager, few Howell Price Since the rain Saturday' evening, many have been plowing for wheat. A. J. Hubbard has just completed a nice granary of 800 bushels capacity.

A number of Fiiirview folks attended church at Glovr-r school house last Sunday'. Tbe Prairievicw Sunday' school has closed for the season. It was uot well attended Hoard, Vanvliet Gross are thresh- ing the western part of this community this week. Charles Richardson threshed his oats crop last Thursday. He bad about 500 bushels.

Blankenbaker Gresham have two hundred gallons of first-1 class vinegar for sale at 25 cents per I gallon. M. E. Quarterly meeting was held at Glover school house last Tuesday evening. Elder George preached an able sermon.

Miss Ella Hubbard has been lying very sick at Dodge with malarial fever for the past week. Late reports say she is improving. Thos. Blankenbaker and F. A.

Gresham went to Ford the first ofi 0n to Oklahoma! is now the the week to purchase brick to repair watctWOra of the thousands of home-their sorghum factory. seekers who have anxiously awaited Some patches of millet and sorghum I the Presidents proclamation opening are being cut for feed. Some far this vast and rich country to public mers ore cutting their millet pretty I settlement. Colonies are being form-green, thinking it will make better ed in every State and Territory in the feed by cutting before the seed ma SX tures. not furnish a homestead for all who there will be thousands -IN Until further notice, we will run the stock trains cn Tuesday's and Thursdays, instead of Mondays and Wednesdays.

Shippers please arrange accordingly'. R. F. Scoffern, Agent. Mr.

and Mas. E. O. Clark called at the Jot rxal office Thursday even ing, accompanied by Miss Zue Carrier, of Bolivar. Missouri, an agree able am! accomplished young lady who has boon visiting them during the past week.

Station Agent Ilnight and wife, Kingsdown, started on a pleasure trip to Colorado last Tuesday. Mr Knight is a photographer, as well as an operator, and will undoubtedly bring some nice views back with him They will be gone two months. Wm. Shepherd, formerly operator for the Rock Island at this place, but 1 ately at ub uque Io arm td the city' last Saturday', and remained until Monday, when he took the train for Kingsdown, where he will take charge of that station during the absence of the agent Last Tuesday evening the school board met for the purpose of hiring a teacher for the next years school. After considering a number of applications, several of which were from leading teachers of the county, Miss Ellsworth Apperson was chosen for the position.

Miss Apperson needs no recommendation at our hands. She is known to all in this vicinity as a lady of culture and refinement, thouroughly qualified to discharge the trust reposed in her. We commend the action of the board and confidently predict that the ensuing term of school will be a successful one. Gash, Bucklin I or Trade for Country Produce. Notice to Feeders.

arties wishing to purchase cattle to feed this winter, or wishing to feed on a percentage, by the pound for what they can gain or per head, can get the infoimation desired by writing to J. U. Shade, Rock Island P.oute. Live Stock Agt, Liberal, Kas. E.

L. Coen, and Rea! Estate. NOTARY PUBLIC. BUCKLIN, KANSAS. Our Club List.

We have made arrangements to club the Journal with the following paners at the prices named. All new subscribers to the Journal and all old ones, who pay up arrears and one years subscription in advance are entitled to the benefits of the low rates quoted: Chicago Inter-Ocean (weekly) $1,85. 1.90. 1.85. 1.80.

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Toledo Blade, St. Louis Globe Kansas Farmer, National Tribune, Kansas City Journal, Times, Topeka Commonwealth, Cincinnati Gazette, Enquirer, come, but Rev. Paulin has gone to Newton to I rea(ty to relinquish their claims at a take charge of a German Evangelical uffTodi ovet church of that city. Pev. P.

will I q0 Yia th6 Great Rock Island Route, preach altogether in German. His I popularly known as the Peoples family will remain on the farm near Favorite wherever it runs. King-Glover school house. Asher, the U. S.

Land Office for Okla homa, is the coming metropolis of the A good rain fell in this neighbor Indian Territory, and is located on Hood last Saturday evening. Some the Rock Island Route. A fast line mil fdi .1. T-w of stages has been put on to Ft. Reno, nail fell places, but dii no dam- 1 -r to connect with the trains cf the Rock age worthy of note.

This rain has I Territorial extension. This is improved the prospects for corn won-1 the cheapest and best route and derfnhy, especially late corn. direct to the place you want to go. Through solid vestibule trains from Joseph Dellinger returned from Chicago via Kansas City and St. Tinsley last Saturday and reports a Joseph, also from Denver, Colorado good deal in exchanging wheat for Springs and Pueblo to the Territory, i -rj -i A.

I through the cities of Topeka, Hutcmn- flour. xxe received about o. pounds I yichiia, Wellington and Cad- of flour for each bushel of wheat. well. It wfll be to your advantage to This beats selling wheat at 50 cents locate on tho Peoples Favoiito oer bushel und buving flour at $1.25 railway.

Look at the map. The fifty pound sack. has excellent connections from all portions of the Union. I' or Me hear of a few fields of corn that! information concerning Oi.iuho- are being cut for fonder. These fields a and 53 I to get into tho country, address John Sebastian, A.

Chicago, Kansus dried up prematurely on account of the corn being planted too thick, or G. T. Subscribe for the Journal. Try the Crown Shoo Dressing at 7 ones. Old papers for sale at this office at t25 cents per hundred.

Jones made a business trip to Alinneola last Monday, Something New! Crown Shoe Dressing at City Drug Store. I have some great bargains in farms E. L. Coen. Farmers, call and see the Superior Grain Drills at Howell Tragers.

I am now prepared to write insurance. E. L. Coen. G.

E. Ferry was a pleasant caller this office last Tuesday morning. The Walter A. Wood, the bust Alower made, for sale by Howell Trager. Mr.

and Mrs. E. O. Clark and Miss Carrier drovo over to Dodge last Monday. H.

B. Bell, of Dodge City, has sev eral pieces of town property to trade 7or cattle. 1-tf. Just received at the City Drug 5 Store, Machine Castor Oil, 75 cents per gallon. Miss Ella Culver visited with Miss Blinn, near Kingsdown, last 1 Saturday and Sunday.

Messrs Laughter, Sillett, Howell, and Roby, were in Kingstown Sunday evening. Our enterprising merchants How-ell Trager, shipped another car -load of wheat this week. H. B. Bell, proprietor of the Ele Stable, has mules and horses -for sale.

Also work oxen. 1-tf. Tickets are on sale at this Station to all parts of the United States and Canada. R. F.

Scoffern, Agent. We are now prepared to grind corn meal and chop every Wednesday and Saturday. Timmons Davis. Ed. Frazier, formerly of this 'city, but now of Greensburg, was -circulating among old friends last Sunday.

For Furniture and Undertakers 'Goods, go to H. B. Bells, two doors east of Elephant Stable, Dodge City Kansas. 1-tf. Sam Coons, accompanied by his sisters, Eva and Carrie, took the train Sunday for Dodge to attend the formal.

Messrs Howell A Trager had the pair of scales that used to be on Oak street, put down in front of their store this week. Mr. and Mrs. D. J.

Sivyer and son and Miss Ellsworth Apperson and Clair and Nina Scoffern attended the circus at Dodge Monday last. O. L. Stockwell and lady, who have been vibiting in Cleveland, Ohio, for some time past, r. urned on the Thursday morning passenger.

I will make gilt edged farm loans lower than any other agent in Ford County. E. L. Coen. We grind corn-meal and chop.

Bring your grain for grinding Wed nesdays and Saturdays. Timmons Davis. E. Howell went out to Fowler City Thursd ay looking up a car load of hogs, and if ho gets them will ship to this place and fatten for the east ern market. O.

S. Hurd, editor of the Fowler City Graphic, uccompahied by his two sons, called on the Journal force while waiting for the bound pas senger Tuesday last. NOTICE: On and after Sunday, Feb, lOtb, 1889 and until further notice, trains 21 22 will be discontin ued west cf Pratt. R. F.

Scoffern, Agent Ed. Warner and family lelt this week for Roscoe, where they will visit for a short time. Mr. Warmer has some fine stock in Roscoe vhich he will bring with him on bis return. Pursuant to a call of the chair man, the Republican Central Committee met at the court house at Dodge City last Saturday afternoon.

After the call to order by Chairman Russell, W. J. Fitzgerald was elected Secretary of the committee. The Treasurers report was then given. After a spiriied discussion, it was decided to allow each voting precinct one delegate in the county convention and an additional delegate for every twenty votes or a fraction of twenty over ten votes cast for Secretary' of State in the election of November, 18S8.

The motion then prevailed that the precinct primaries be held Saturday afternoon, September 7th, ahd the convention the following Tuesday. Brainards Mscl MTld (monthly) 2.10. We will also take and forward subscriptions to all of the leading publications in the world at low rates. Notice, Commencing April 20th and until further notice, we will sell tickets from Bucklin via Hutchinson to ichita at $3,80, to Pond Creek, I. at $6.10, to KingtUier, J.

7., ai $10.60, to Fertile no, I. at $12.60. II. F. Scoffern.

Agent. Atsi ilSbM fern A UNAUCuAUTTSD YIT3 THU TOCAAFUT CP TES COUNTRY, WILL OBTAIN-MUC-K' VALUABLE IHTOnULATIOIs rECI.1 A STUDY OF THIS T.TAP OF Nebraska Rock Island Route, Topeka, Kansas, ilanted in soil that was not stirred ast spring. Corn that stands thin enough on the ground and is well cultivated is in fine condition yet. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS, xhe took, trams on iucsoays anti Thursdays will hereafter and until further notice, leave Pmcklin at 8:20 a. instead of 10:30 a.

arrangements having been made to bring the branch and main line trains here at early start Flour Exchange, We are now prepared to give 30 pounds of the celebrated KEYSTONE FLOUR and 10 pounds cf bran in exchange for a bushel of wheat that will test 60 pounds. If the wheat tests less than 60 pounds, we deduct one pound of flour for each pound test. Yours Truly', Howell Trager. Rally Round the Flag, Boy if The Grand Army Reunion to be Mr. Rodenbough, who resides I held at Milwaukee (August 26th to near Prairicview school house, had a 31st inclusive), will, in many respects .1 I bo one of the most noteworthy or atker rough experience will a vicious I mmemortttive events.

Them ill young siallion a few days ago. He gG no jacp Gf distinguished lad put tlm horse out on a picket But the most attractive features will ope and started away when th away be the tie that binds men who liavu cIOuOa him, knocked him lorse attacked LUBRICATION NOTICE. First Publication, 10th, IN THE UlhTIlICr COURT. ithin and for the UouDty of Ford, in the State ot I am now prepared Dehorn your Cattle at reasonable rates, and will guarantee you good work. Fur my prices call on me or at the Journal Olicc.

WiFi lam F. Leonard, Plainti iff. THE G3I6AB9, BOSS ISLSEI3 fi PAG2FI0 HfilLHAY, Including- main Branches and extensions East and West of tho Siver. The Direct to and from Chicago, Joliet, Ottawa, Peoria, Ls Ottumwa, Blufis, in Bud Sioux L5ISSOURI- Hutchinson, Cree Kins dher. Port Reno, ia the- INDIAN TERRITORY and Colorado 4-f ti.

tiUh. J. a '0- Millard F. Va-icurcn, Ly lia A. Van-1 enrt-n, Ihe ini a and Tr.i.-t mujuny an 1 i.e mon Xru-n Uoiniiani Deft AlPla F.

and Lv.li.- A. V.ac'oen Viiu iiuo notice tt.t the sai WiPi.i'n ueon-aru. I'iaintih, di on the lt'th day of July 1SV, i 1c hi li 1 Court, irhi i and for tit County ot ford, the State of Knn-as toe said Defendants, and that the Mil Aiilla.l j-. anc-ureu mul nydui A. aneuren answer said petition tiled as aforesaid, on 01 jtlore tne Jntli day of September or said petition will be uki as true, and a rendered in -lid action against said Defendants, Millard I aneuren ami J.ndia A.

Vaneuren. tor tne sum ot JtiKhty-Uiic Dollar, with interest tneroon at i-e rate of 12 per cent, per annum trim tue 1st ilut ot Aprillte.il and for fought, starved and bled for a sacred cause, the renewal of old-time aso rehearsal of war experiences, and the rekindling upon the altar of patriotism of undying devotion to "one Hag and one countiy, Veterans and their friends will be pleased to know that from all stations on the Chicago. Rock Island A Pacific Railway, on its main lines and branches, both east and west of tho Miss our river, the price of tickets has beci placed for this occa sion at one fare for the round tri: while children under twelve and over five years of age will be charged only one half this excursion rate, or one quarter the regular fare for Tie round trip. Tickets will be for sale at all principal stations cl the Rock Island Route, Auguot 21st to 28th, 1889, in elusive, good for continuous passage t.i Milwaukee at any t-mr between these da too -and good fox return pasage leaving Milwaukee on any date between Aug. 27tn, and Sept.

5th, 1889, inclusive. Holders of such tickets who desire to make side excursions from Milwaukee to points beyond in any direction, can, by surrendering their return coupon tickets for safe keeping to the Joint Agent at Milwaukee, have them honored to origi ginul starting point whene ticket was purchased (by proper indorsement), on any date not later than Sept. 30th, 1880 bhhftL. G. A.

w. Boedecker, Prop. BUCKLIN, KANSAS. down and mashed his fooot pretty iadly. Mr.

R. says he considers it a narrow escape. Mlm. Van Mtovs mules became lightened last Saturday and ran away th tho wagon to which they were attached. In the course of their vanderings over the prairie, they struck Mr.

Barthauers wagon and roke out the tongue. Mr. Van Weys wagon tongue was also broken in the am. ay. No other damage was done.

Such runaways are rather ex lensive fun in a countiy where wagon onguen cost three dollars apiece. This section has not Imen very pvo-ific in snakes or snake stoiies this season, but now comes m. Van Wey and relates one worthy of men hile h.uiling oats this week Mr. V. and a neighbor found a snake in an oats shock that measured over six feet in length and of immense proportions, beiDg about the size of a lalf bushel when coiled up.

To what species of the snake family this reptile leloegs, our informant sayeth not. R. E. Porter. of and a ti ir jud-riuen' ay Best Accommodations in the City.

vast areas of rich farming and grazing lands, affording the best facilities of intercommunication to an towns and. cities east and west, north woe and southwest of Chicago, and Pacific and transoceanic Seaports. IVSACHSFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAgfJS, Leading all competitors in splendor equipment, cool, well ventilated, and free from dust. Through Coaches, Pullman. Bleepers, FREE Reclining Chair Cars, and (east of Missouri River) Dining Cars Daily between Chicago, De3 Moines, Council Bluffs, and Omaha, with Free Reclining Chair Car to North Platte, and between Cnicago and Colorado Springs, Denver, and Fueblo, via St.

Joseph, or Kansas City and Topeka. Splendid Dining Hotels (furnishing meals at seasonable hours) west of Missouri River. California Excursions daily, with CHOICE OF ROUTES to and from Salt Lake, Ogden, Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. The DIKELi LINE to and from Pikes Peak, Manitou, Garden of the Gods, the Sanitariums, and Scenic Grandeurs of Colorado. VIA THE ALSEtTT LEA ROUTE, Solid Express Trains daily between Chicago and Minneapolis and St.

Paul, with THROUGH Reclining Chair Cars (FREE) to and from those points and Kansas City, Through Chair Car and Sleeper between Peona, pmtHaKe, and Sioux Falls, via Rock Island. Tbe Favorite Line to town, Sioux Falls, and the Summer Resorts and Hunting ana risniL0 Grounds of the Northwest. THE SHORT LINE VIA SENECA AND KANKAKEE offe fihUes to travel between Cincinnati, IndianapoUs, Lafayette, and Council Biutto, fat. Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Minneapolis, ana ot. t'aui.

For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any Ticket Office in the UnitedStates or Canada, or address E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, Oeneral Manager. CHICAGO, ILL. Ceal Ticket ft Face.

AfreySv sa utiennan, id Vaneuren, Lydia A. aneiiicii. The Mortgage and Tru-h Com-1 any and Ihe 1 Company, tor the loreelosure of a certain mortgage ujiou the following described ical estate, to wit: Ihe southwest tuner of section tweutv-four 2d, in township twenty-eight 2s, south, and in range twenty -one -2l, west, subject onlv to a fir-t luor'gage iien of in fa or of illiam 1-. Leonard, lying and situated in the County of I oid, in the State of Kansas, and adjudging that said Plaintiff have a lien on said premises, to the amount for which judgment .,1 he taken as aforesaid, ortleiing Said premises to be sold without apt Foment, and the proceeds applied to the pa ruant of costs of suit, and the amountdue plaintiff, and farcy er barring aaiff foreelc sa. i Defendants, and each ot them, of ai i 2.

a.i rigut, title, estate, interest, and equity- of redemption, in or to premises, or any part thereof. THOS. LAX1EY, seal Clerk District Court Rt bH St Dempca Attorneys for Plaintiff, First-Glass in Every Respect. I I lable Board, Board ami Lodging per Week, at Very Reasonable Prices, Rooms per Week or i 1.