The Wa-Keeney Kansas Leader from WaKeeney, Kansas • 3

THE WA-KEENEY- KANSAS LEADER. Personal. County Commissioner's Meeting. Wa-Keeney, Kansas, Nov 12, 1 879 Mr. N.

Fuller has been sick for several WEALTH A meeting of the Board of County Com missioners to canvass the election returns of ONLY LIVE MERCHANTS In This Column. Verbeck Blair have just received a new stock of groceries, hardware and stoves which Nov. 4th and for the transaction of other Church Notices. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCIt, Rbv, James K. Wilson, Pastor.

business, was held at the County Clerk's office Economy leads to "Weal tlx friday, November 7th 1870. Onion services are held every Sabbath at A. M. and half Present. J.

C. Brown, chairman; Enos Glick and John A. Nelson, commissioners; will be sold at bottom prices. 15-tf Geo. Pinkham, County Clerk.

Wren Garrison sell good calf boots for pait seven in Warren, Keeney Hall. Union Sabbath School every Sunday morning at 10 A. Mr. John Keeney, Union prayer meeting every Thursday evening at I P. M.

You are all very cordially invited to these services. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. $3.00. i-tf Un motion it was ordered that each Com missioner's bond be in the sum of one thous Mr. Wilson will be pleased at any time to call on Full supply of staple and fancy groceries at the Chicago store of Wren Garrison.

Call or visit those suffering from any cause. and dollars of the County Clerk, elect, two thousand dollars of the Probate Judge, elect, three thousand dollars of the Sheriff, elect, and get prices. 4-tf Methodist's Church. There will be preaching by the Methodists in Warren Keeney's hall, Sabbath evening Sept, 28 and every alternate three thousand dollars of the County Attorney, elect, one thousand dollars of the Clerk Wren Garrison are receiving their large fall stock of dry goods blankets, boots shoes, all cheap for cash. Call and Sabbath evening ever after.

By Rev. J. Wk-BB. of the District Court, elect ten thousand examine. 5-tf dollars.

The following bills were allowed, viz C. C. Yetter, election expenses, $5-oo; John "Wa-Eeeney Post-Office Bulletin. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY EVERY TIME By trading with Watson Dealers in BOOTS SHOES WATCHES, JEWELRY WATCH REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED. A large assortment of eye-glasses spec Opens 8 a.m.

Closes 7 30 r. tacles at Emerson Co's. 3-tf Myers, election expenses, $2.00 C. Bell, Kegister and sneney-order department opens at 9 a. m.

closes at 5 P. Office open on Sundays from 9 to 10.30 a. h. election expenses, Owen A. Ramsey, election expenses, Geo.

Pinkham, fuel, A mammoth stock of gents youth's just received at the Chicago store. Call weeks. He is slowly recovering. Rev. Wilson has been confined to his room for some time.

We are sorry to report that he is still very sick with fever. A. B. Montgomery, of the firm of Madden and Montgomery, Hays City, was booked at the Grand Central last Saturday. Mr.

Starr and his three sons, from La Grange Ohio stopped at the Grand Central last Friday and are looking up Jands in the county. Chas. Geissler and E. Honek, from Bavaria, surveyors and appraisers of Trego county Railroad Lands, registered at the Grand Central last Sunday. Mr.

Thos. Beaumont, attorney at law, from Hill called at the Leader office last Monday. Mr. is looking after the Hill embezzlement case. Mr.

J. S. Wolf, wife and children from Mt. Holly Springs, was quartered at the Grand Central last week, preparatory to removing to his claim on Big Creek. Mr.

D. Barclay and family, accompanied by Postmaster C. P. Keeney, left for Chicago last Saturday. It is Mr.

Barclay's intention to spend the winter in Florida in order to regain health. Mr. W. B. Moore, wife and four children, from Mt.

Holly Springs, registered at the Grand Central last week. Mr. Moore is looking up a location for farming anr stock-raising purposes. He is a well to do farmer and will endeavor to settle near town. Sheriff J.

T. Scott from Bedford, Taylor county, Iowa visited the Le der office last Saturday and paid his respects to the Leader in a very substantial manner. Mr. Scott heads the list of the solid men of Iowa We truly welcome him to our young western paradise. Look for Him.

Mr. T. Kelly, while out on the Saline, 6 10.00. and secure a bargain. 5-tf Board proceeded to canvass the returns of We have just received a car load of salt.

me election 01 inov. 4m wun tne loiiowmg result Werlich Kershaw's. 5-tf J. F. Keeney having received a majority of If you want good canned goods at bottom all votes polled was declared elected to the prices call on Wren Garrison.

i-tf TIME TABLE Kansas Pacific Railway. Leave Wa-Keeney Station going East t. Fast Atlantic Express 1.46 A. i. Through Freight p.m.

i. Through Freight and Stock Arr 2.2a A. Dep. a.32 a. Leave Wa-Keeney going West Fast Denver Express 11.32 A.

M. 5. Through Freight 9.15 p. 7. Express Freight 4.35 A.

u. Passengers will be carried on trains 1, 2, 5, 6 and 7. S. T. SMITH, P.

B. GROAT, Gen. Superintendent. Gen. Passenger Ag't office of Representative.

Hardware cheap for cash at J. A. Olver Enos Glick was declared elected Commissioner from the First Commissioned District, Co. i-tf Werlich Kershaw sell Salina flour the T. W.

Miller from the Second District and C. Brown from the Third District. best in Kansas. 5-tf CONTEST NOTICES. A car load of salt just received at Wren Garrison's will be sold at bottom prices.

5-tf A. C. Robb was declared elected County Clerk W. H. Fuson, Probate Judge Geo.

F. Stonex, Treasurer; J. F. Allen, Sheriff; W. H.

Zrartshorne, Register of Deeds John A. Nelson, County Attorney; J. V. Ruddle, Clerk of the District Court; T. K.

Peck, Wa-Keeney and Trego County Items. Get your property insured in good com panies. C.G.Carlson Agent. i-tf Vegetables in variety Fresh and just re County Surveyor; T. P.

Vaille, Superinten Don't forget to subscribe for the Leadkr! The new building of Mr. Lawrence is ready for the roof. ceived by T. P. Vaille.

4-tf dent of Public instruction; G. F. Neally, Fresh potatoes and onions at Wren Gar NOTICE. U. S.

Land Office, Hays City, No. 66a. Sept. 30, 1879. fomplaint having been entered at this Office by Edgar E.

Iielding against Geo. A. Masters for abandoning his D. S. No.

1016, made February 187S, and Nicholas W. Klepper for abandoning his D. No. 9504, made October 32, 1878. and John 0.

Rivehammer for abandoning his D. S. No. 3832, dated July 9, 1879, upon the N. E.

Section 6, Township 12 South, Range it West in Trego County, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said filings the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on the 18th day of November, 1879, at 10 o'clock A. M.t to respond and furnish testimony cencerning said alleged abandonment. 10.5W B. J. F.

HANNA, kegister. rison's. 4-tf Coroner. Board adjourned. Attest, Geo.

Pinkham, County Clerk. Building Lots From $10 to 1 00 Furniture at Thorpe Bros, Don't forget that Verbeck Blair keep groceries and hardware. Give them a call, tf miles southwest of town yesterday, came across a mountain or Colorado lion, not having anything along to shoot with, he had the satisfaction of seeing him trot off, and under A lodge of Good Templars will be organized here to-night. The Thorpe building will be ready for occupancy next week. But little has been done in regard to opening the public reading rooms since our last publication.

Why the delay You will soon save that much if you trade Cartridges all sizes at Kelly's 15-it Remember G. W. Griswold when you want NOTICE. the circumstances, was perfectly satisfied to at Watson dealers in boots shoes, anything in the Harness line. 2-tf part with his majesty.

watches, clocks 14-tf U. S. Land Office, Wa-Keeney, No. 685. Oct.

2i( 1879. J. A. Olver has a new style Rim Lock. The rain of vesterdav and last mailt made Our readers know what the Leader is.

If Werlich Kershaw have set up a new line of cooking and heating stoves, and also receiv Examine them. 5-tf glad the hearts of Trego county farmers. G. W. Griswold pays the highest cash price ed a new lot of furniture.

io-tf pomplaint having been entered at this Office by James A. lWilson against Fredrick L. Keller for abandoning his D. No. 3687, dated Nov.

27th, 1878, upon the N. W. of Sec. 32, T. 10 R.

25 in Graham county, with a view to the cancellation of said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 27th day of November, 1879, at 10 o'clock A. si. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. ia-5w B. J.

F. Hanna, Register. The Commisioners elect paid their respects for Hides Pelts. 2-tf to the Leader office last Saturday. The Stover wind-mill attached to the town Richmond Gem.

Vanity Fair. And Puck Cigarettes. Emerson Co. 10-it Good Boots for $2.00 at Lawrence Hall's Go to T. P.

Vaille's for Fresh Veal, Mut You can get any size of glass at J- A. Olver Co. 5-tf Barbed and plain fence wire at J. A. Olver Co.

5-tf J. A. Olver Co. keep the Wheeling nail. well is doing good service.

We hope it will continue in the good work. The L' ader will be sent to your address a ton, Beef, and Oysters. 13-tf whole year for only $2.00. Can you afford to best nail in the market. 5-tf be without it they wish to see it more extensively circulated they will oblige "is by sending us names of parties, and we will cheerfully send a copy to each.

The new law firm of Messrs. Osborne Smith is spoken of by the citizens in high terms. They are doing a rushing Land Office business, and are eminently successful in a'l their cases. We predict for them an extended patronage. Their neat office, over Watson jewelry store, is generally filled with gentlemen seeking legal advice.

Embezzlement. W. R. Hill of Hill- City, Graham county, was brought here Sunday evening by Sheriff Allen, charged with embezzlement. Hill hrs since entered into bonds and is now at large.

The history of this case would be a volume of itself. It not being of interest to our readers we defer comment on the case. The best Boots an Shoes in the market can See those new styles of prints at the Chicago NOTICE. U. S.

Land Offici, 1 Wa-Keeney S-No. 662. Sep. 30, 1879. pomplaint having been entered at this office by Edgar E.

fielding against Geo. A. Masters for abandoning his t. ST, No. 1016 made Feb.

35th 1878 and Nicholas W. Klepper for abandoning his D. No. 2504 made Oct. 22nd 1878, and John D.

Rivehammerforaoandoning his I). No. 3832, dated July 9th 1879, upon the N. E. Sec.

6, T. in Trego county, Kansas, witn a view to the cancellation of said filings: the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office at Wa-Keeney on the 18th day of Nov. 1879, at 10 o'clock A. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment 12. B.

J. F. Hanna, Register. always be found at Watson Bros. 14-tf The hardware store of J.

A. Olver co store. 2-tf Go and see the $10 Watches at Watson has reached Franklin' St, and will soon rest on its permanent foundation. Bros. 14-tf The washout on the Kaw River division of T.

P. Vaille pays the highest market Wa-Keeney Retail Market. Flour, Grain, and Provisions. Patent Flour, Trego mills manufacture, pr 100 ks S4.00 KXXX 1. 3.50 Graham Corn meal Ship stuff tM Bran jj Wheat pr.

SoQ 100 Rv 40 60 BarleT .355 Corn jq Hams pr. taif Shoulders ,,8 Sides ji Lard 10 ii Dried Beef .16 ,20 SugarJ'A" white T0 GofTee, green roasted 20 ($26 Molasses pr. gal 60 Ricepr. tJO Apples per bu 1.75(3.00 Apples, dried o6 Peaches, dried ggj Prunes Can 3ft Tomatoes 20 Salt pr. bl $2.50 Mackeral pr.

kit, No. 1 i.2j it it it 3 1.00 Potatoes pr bush t.oo 1.85 Eggs pr. doz 15 Cheese ao Butter pr Bi aj Onions pr ft 1 co Cabbage 04 Live Stock. Horses, common work $501 $100 Mules, pr pair $160 $275 Cows, milch 18 40 Dry Goods On Dry Goods, Hardware, Clothing, and Farming cry, a slight advance on St. Louis prices.

In these lines Wa-Keeney merchants carry heavy stocks. Laborer' Wages. Carpenter's wages pr. day $175 Mason's Wagon makers a.oo Laboring men, in town, i.qo Farm hands, with board, per month $15.00 Coal per ton $7.0013 $9.00 Lumber. Common lumber per $28.00 and common $7rOO Common dimension $38.00 Flooring 28.00 Siding Ceiling Ln'h e5 You Buy Cheapest when You Buy the Best.

To no class of Goods does the above better apply thai Watches, Clocks, Jewelry Silverware. Which can always be had of reliable quality at Emerson Co. The leading Jewelers of Western Kansas. Wa-Keeney. price for Hides.

13-tf the K. P. Railway has been repaired and trains are running as usual. NOTICE. The long evenings will afford time to read U.

S. Land Office, Hays City, No. 615. Septembers, 1379. the original and selected stories which will hortly appear in the Leader.

The concert given by Mr. Arbuckle and Complaint having been entered at this office by Bruce h. Hib-bard against Robert P. Harper for abandoning his T. C.

No. 1402, dated Sept. 6, 1878 upon the N. E. Section 6, Township 12 South, range 27 West in Gove county, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office at Wa-Keeney, Kan daughter, Saturday evening, was in every respect a success.

Stockton News. sas on the 27th day 01 uctoDer, 1079, at 3 ciock r. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. B. J.

F. Hanna, Register. A number of iron-workers from Phcenixville, Navy Clippings. Seal of North Carolina. Durham.

Blonde. Peerless. Richmond Gem. Vanity Fair. Lone Fisherman.

All the above grades of smoking tobacco at Emerson Co. 10-it Thorpe Bros, are determined to reduce iinmenso stock of groceries, drygoods and notions before moving into their new building by selling at astonishingly low prices. 15-it Attention, Mothers! Kelly wants every mother in Trego county and all the surrounding counties to enjoy life Pa. passed through here Sunday, on the way to Gove Co. to take up claims there.

NOTICE. 628. The M. E. services of last Sabbath morning No.

U. S. Land Office, Hays City, Kansas, Sept. 18th 1879. "Vrniolaint ha vine been entered at this office by fohn B.

Brea- and evening, conducted by Rev. J. Webb, at Warren, Keeney Co's Hall, were well lton against Charles Thompson, for abandoning his Timber As usual, Wa-Keeney is still on the high road of prosperity. All mechanics are busy. Every laboring man comes up regularly to the rack Saturday night, igns the pay-roll and is rewarded with those silver medals of Uncle Sam's," bearing the inscription, In God we trust," Our merchants all wear a cheerful smile, landlords are happy, and the good time has come.

Editor Pioneer: Please spell my name Merrill not Merel, if you did join Billings' band of spellists. Walnut Valley Times. We are led to believe that both the Times and Pioneer are having a bad spell" over the organization of Ness county. The editors of both papers came up to Wa-Keeney last Monday and wired" the doings of Ness to Gov. St.

John in "double quick time." The fur" has commenced to fly. We can already see it in the air coming over from Ness. Mr. J. M.

Keeney brought to the Leader culture luiry iv. uaicu otjii, miii 10u, upvu u' west of section 24, Township 13 south, Range aa west, in Trego county Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said en(ry the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office at Wa-Keenev Kansas, on the th day of November, The Wa-Keeney hotels are said to be full 1879, at o'clock P. M. to respond and furnish testimony con of travelers." Common folks call them gray-backs. Hays City Star.

Legal Cap, Note paper envelopes cheap at Emerson Co. 6-tf Examine the grocery department at Thorpe Bros. Leave your orders for anything in the line of Groceries and have them delivered by Thorpe Bros. If joa rant to hnlm anything this column, Fresh oysters at T. P.

Vaille's Market. 10-tf J. A. Oliver will receive, in a few days, a full line of cooking and heating stoves. 1 2 tf.

A full line of revolvers at J. A. Oliver co's. 12 tf. Werlich' Kershaw have just received a car of Salina flour, the best in the market.

I2tf Michigan Salt by the. barrel at Wren Garrison's. io-tf Our 25c Tea is fine flavored and strong. Our 25c Tea is better, and our 50c Green Japan beats them all. Wren Garrison.

I off Have you tried the Monitor Tobaccos. It is fine, good, and Wren Garrison sell it cheap for cash. io-tf Buy Wren Garrison $2,50 Kip Boot. io-tf Have you seen the immense Stock of Woolen Blankets at the Chicago Stoke. For Germantown yarn, Split and single zephyrs in all shades and at low prices, call on Wren Garrison.

io-tf Hats Caps, Gloves, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Woolen Shirts, Underwear, Overalls etc. now cheaper at the Chicago Stoke than ever before known in Trego County, io-tf cerning saia auegea aoanaonmenc. B. J. F.

Hanna, Register. and have comfort and the only sure plan is We receive our immigration trom the east. Many homeseekers from all parts of the to buy of him one of the combined Swings NOTICE. and Rocking Chairs, the best and cheapest baby tender ever invented. 15-it East visited Wa-Keeney last week.

They all S. Land Omen, Wa-Keeney Kai, No. 674. Ort 20. 1870.

'cmplaint having been, entered at this office by Henry r. 1.. 1- 1 'I' his came to stay. There is every inducement in Wa-Keeney and Trego county for go ahead Gun wads, and Bullet Moulds, all sizes at Kelly's. 15-it Hodges against Thomas, Fisk for abandoning Entry mt.

dated Oct 1. 1878, upon people. On account of the unfinished condition of with a view to the cancellation of said entry: the said parties arc hereby summoned to appear at this office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on the oth day of December, 1879, at 10 o'clock, A A large and well-selected stock of German-town yarns, hats, and all kinds of notions just received at Mrs. Benedicts'. Call and examine.

Try one of those 5ct cigars at Verbeck Blair's They are splendid. Also nice apple cider. 1 5-tf to respona ana lurnisn testimony concerning saiu aucgw .17.11. donment. it-5w B.

1. F. Hanna, Kegister. Fuson Nelson, Attorneys. NOTICE.

Land Okfie, 1 Wa-Keeney, Kas, No 682. Oct at, 1879. Married. Hrabak Hrutka. On the 5th E.

L. Drake. Esquire, Mr. Charles. Hrabak to Miss Josie Hrutka.

All of Collyer. romplaint having been entered at this Office by Jacob A Chnpv atr.iinst Heniamin Hall for abandoning his 1 No. 3253, dated Mar 31, 1879. upon the Sec 4, 11 S. 32 in Wallace County, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this Office on tne 0 day ot uecemDer, 1079, at 10 ciock a to respond and furnish testimony concerning said all eged abandonment.

,2 Haxsta, Kegister. 0QAU Prices Greatly Reduced I Iarge Stock constantly on hand at our Elevators, at Wa-Keeney and Ellis- For Prices, call at the Bank, or on T. B. Joseph at'Elevater. A.

S. ELLSWORTH Co, Wa. Keeney, Kansas. NOTICS NEW GOODS! Clothing, Blankets, Furniture, Comforts', F'lour Feed; Boots Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods, Trimmings, in endless variety, Notions, and a full line of fresh Groceries, All sold at Bed-rock prices, by, 1 Thorpe Bros. Use Polls cold handle sad Irons at J.

A. Olver Co's. 14-tf U. S. Land Office, Wa-Keeney, 5 No.

Oct so, 1870. 'omplaint having been entered at this office by Charles A large lot of flannels at the Chicago VMee against iticliolas Atoietor lor auauuoiiiug P.ntrv No fan dated SeDt aoth. 1878. UDon the SKW Section 3a, Township 11 Range, ea in Trego County, Kansas with a view to the cancellation of said entry: the said parties store will be sold cheap for Call are hereby summoned to appear at tnis omce at a-neency on the 10th day of December, 1879, at 10 o'clock A.M., to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. HI Hanna, Register.

Fuson Nelson, Attorneys. and examine. t2tf. Fall Styles of prints at Lawrence Hall's. Blankets! Blankets for all at the Werlich Kershaw have good sound Potatoes at $1.00 per bu.

Chicago store. 12 tf. NOTICE. If you want ammunition of any kind try that which is kept by Verbeck Blair 15-tf U. S.

Land Office, Wa-Keeney, office last week two turnips of gigantic proportions raised on his farm just east of the town limits. One of them measured 264 inches and the other 26 inches in circumference. Mr. Keeney raised a good crop of them and the samples brought in were but a little above the general average. The dry weather theories that have been flamingly shown up by our Eastern cotemporaries against Western Kansas must lose their sting when such toots can be raised on the open prairie, without irrigation.

These turnips beet" all. Truly, one is enough for a family dinner. Painful Accident. While moving the old depot building last Thursday a son of Mr. B.

F. Allen was instantly killed by the sweep of the capstan flying back striking the boy (Frank) just under the chin, breaking his neck. The accident occured by the breaking of the connection between the horse and sweep of the capstan. The boy was fifteen years of age. Killed under such painful circumstances caused a gloom of sorrow to hang heavily over the community.

Under this dreadful trial the father has the sympathy of the entire community. The remains were taken to Olathe for interment Friday All About the Election. President Hayes says that Susan B. Anthony told him that she heard Judge Fuson say that Annie E. Dickinson told him M.

M. Ellsworth heard that there was no doubt that Charlotte Cushman said that Charlie Curtis thought Theodore Tilton had told Will Garrison that Lottie had declared to John A. DeBerge that it was generally believed that Edwin Booth said in plain terms that he heard H. P. Stultz say that his friend Harriet Jleecher Stowe had said that John M.

Gibbs informed her at Watson's store that it was well known all over the county that Maggie Mitchell had caught Frank Keeney in saying that ill his opinion it was a matter of fact and great public interest that John Nelson had said that General Grant had told him that K. L. Roberts had said that Henry Ward Decchcr did say that the people of Trego county supposed from what Dr. Scott had told them that Mark Twain intimated that C'apt. Maginnis said that Charley Towner heard Miles Ellsworth say that he stepied into the Grand Central and Col.

Fellow told him privately that he heard Sheriff" Allen whisper to his wife that Watson were yelling boots and shoes cheaper thin other finn in Wa-Keeney. No. 691. 79- 1.. the school building, Miss Nannie Garrison did not commence her school as advertised.

On Monday the 17th the school will be opened in the Woodruff school building. W. H. H. Ballard, canvassing agent for T.

Prothero's Publishing Agency, Emporia, Kan. now canvassing Trego county for the Life and Travels of Gen. Grant," is meeting with great success. Last week he obtained a great many names for that valuable work. Last week we said that Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Warren had returned from Chicago. After reading the Leader Mr.W.

began to look for his better half but without any degree of success and now Mr. Warren thinks the Leader is altogether too personal. Mr. Warren will excuse us for "our sins of commission and omission," and we will state that Mrs. Warren isjsfill quietly domiciled with friends in Chicago.

The new grocery and hardware house of Messrs. Verbeck Blair was thrown open to the public last week. Their grocery department is, well-stocked with fresh goods, direct from eastern markets. Their hardware department embraces heavy and shelf hardware, cuttlery, paints, etc. I'heir store room is spacious and well lighted.

The gentlemen of the firm are men schooled to their respective business, and we predict for them a grand success. J. T. Scott, from Bedford, Taylor county, Iowa, has purchased 640 acres of land in town 13, range 24, in Trego county. Mr.

Scott will come out next spring and make this his home. At present Mr. Scott is sheriff of Taylor county, Iowa. Through Mr. Lang-feldt's influence the above land was recommended to Mr.

Scolt, and we trust Mr. Langfeldt will recommend Trego county to all seeking homes in Western Kansas. There is no disputing the fact that Wa-Keeney can boast of the most solid business men in Northwestern Kansas. The fact is attested to by the entire population of the surrounding counties. Standard goods in the line of hardware, lumber, agricultural implements, drygoods, groceries can be bought here at bottom prices.

So well is this fact known, that seldom do merchants in countier north and south of us order direct from Chicago and St. Louis preferring to leave their orders with our merchants to fill and profit by so doing. ATTENTION. ell's Topuhr Encyclopedia, Diction ary, Gazetteer, and Alias of the World. Xew and Hcriscd Edition ilh 35 new Maps, splendidly engraved, colored and, indexed.

tf Practical, Convenient, and cneap Library and Universal JReferenct Bool: Address, J. H. Firehammer, Gen. Wa-Keeney, Kansas. Farmers, bring your F'resh Pork to T.

Amnl.tnt havintr been entered at this office by lohn Bitter Vaille's 13-tf sgainst Philip Bayer for abandoning his Declaratory Statement No. S998, dated March 4. 1870, upon the North East of Section 18, Township 11 South, Range 13 West, in Trego county, Kansas, with a view to the concellatioa of said Go to Verbeck Blair's if you want ready entry: the said panics are nereby summoncu i appear ai um Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on the jth day of December. 1879, at 10 o'clock A. to respond and furnish testimony con mixed paints.

15-tf Large invoices of goods are in transit for cerning Mm MIICSCU I F. Hanna, Register I home Bros, to stock up their new Street, Collier ss rniuips, Attorneys. Their present stock of goods is being marked down to bed-rock prices. For rare bargains go see them. 15-it Acrostic IVJotto.

XJse Western Remedies "for western diseases. Science demonstrates the wisdom of this course Experience of every western family proves it, Where Brown's Family Medicines are used. Eureka Ague Pills never fail to cure the chills. Salve, like Brown's Arnica, cures cuts.burns, Tar Troches cure sore throat and clear the voice. Ext.

Blackberry and Ginger is a safe and Reliable remedy for diarrhoea, dissentery and cholera. 27 family is safe without it. It saves life. Relief follows the use of German Catarrh Cure. Every trial confirms the wisdom of the people in leaking Brown's Liver Pills thk family pill.

Each day gives praise to B'n's Cough Balsam. Doctors and druggists unite in saying Invigorate your Liver and Blood by using Ext. Sarsaparilla, Dandlion Iod. Potas-Sium. See formula on each bottle.

For sale by s. j. hille a. l. gavett, Wa-Keeney, Kansas.

NOTICE. U. S. Land Office, Wa-Keeswy No. 57-October as, 1879.

rVnnplaint having beea entered at this office by Hermanns' Honing against Thomas Tillson for abandoning his D. S. No. J920, dated Aug 14, 1878. upon tha N.

E. Section 30, Township 10 South, range s8 West, in Gove county, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry: the said parties arc hereby summoned to appear at this office at Wa-Keeney, on the is-th day of 1879, at 10 o'clock A. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. B.J. F.

Hanna, Register. NOTICE. U. S. Land Officii, Kas.

No. 704. Oct. as, 1879, Complaint having been entered at this Office by Philip Kuney against John l.yle for abandoning his Timber Culture Entry No. 1597.

dated October 4, 1878, upon the north cast Sec. 8, T. 14 a-, K. 83 W. in Trego County, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this Office on she lattt day of llccenilier, 1879.

at 10 o'clock a. to respond and furnikh testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. Wm. J. HtiNTag, Receiver.

For a few days only Thorpe Bros, will offer great inducements to buyers, call on them and examine goods. 15-it Henry Kyle, successors to Keeney Bros, have renovated the old establishment and more than doubled up their stock within the last twenty days. 15-it Blasting powder and fuse at Kelly's 15-it Bull rings, leading clasps and ox-balls at Kelly's. 15-it Henry 2r Kyle, successors to Keeney Bros, have just opened out the largest stock of clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, gloves and furnishing goods, that ever came to Wa-Keeney. Consult your interest by purchasing where you have a large stock to select from NOTICE.

IT. Lawo Wa-Keeney, Kan No. 713. Nov. 1879 havine beea entered at this Office by John M.

against Joha Stokt for abandoning his hosaeatead No. e.St. dated November sstsi 187S, aposi the E. F.nli nirv NOTICE. V.

La no Orrtrr, Wa-Keeney, No. 6M. October si, 187a. Cmplaint having been entered at this office by Johanna G. Koning against Benedict Meeter lor abandoning his I).

S-Ko 3728, dated June 3rd 1879, Pn the N. E. of Section 4 fowrnshit. 10 south, Rsnge S9 west in fjve county, with a view to the cancelation of said entry; the said parties an heieby summoned 10 appear at this office at a-Keeney, Kansas on tha nth day of December, 1879, at to o'clock A to respond and ramis" testimony concerning said aliedged abandonment. tfiW J.

F. Hanna. Register. N. E.

of Sec. se Tovoship 14 south, Kanjre ee west Trego county, Kansas with a view to the cancellatioa of said the said names are hereby awmsaoned to appear at this FOR SALE OR RENT. Two Cottagjs, five rooms in each, with good cellars. Located in eastern part of town, on block 21. Apply to J.

I Moore, at Watson or to Morse Hayes, it office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, om the sad day of December, 1879, at 10 o'clock a. St to respond swd faraisa erstiaaevy concerning asud alleged abaadoasnent.