The Appleton Era from Appleton, Kansas • 3

Xotices For Ptblicatiox. ppleton Era. AFPLETON DR UG STORE. WILIIM1S DMIIISOH'S Rev. A.

P. George, presiding elder will Alcorn Urotners have purchased the preach at Willburn next Saturday night Iiver7 stock of C. S. Parrett, and also rent-and Sunday morning. Sunday night he cd the barn for one J- They will put will hold services at Fowler.

in 801113 first-class teams, more rigs and Land Office at Garden City, 11, 1836. Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named i APPLETON, JAN. 13, seiuer nas niea nonce 01 nis intention to nutKe make a general improvement in every- final proof in support of his claim, and that said I proo proot will made belore J.J. Kennedv Probate Juuf at Asiuana on 2h 1887 viz. We understand that the increasing tide of em migration will compel P.

G. Reynolds, to put additional stage line accommodation on his southern lines. Naucv "Ward for the Lots 3 4 half wor sec is ADTERTISINO KATES. A FULL LINK OF DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, SPONGES, BRUSHES, SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY ETC. Display advertising, 50 cts per inch jer month.

Local linos. 10 line lirst inser Slut, 1111 Supply tion, flv cents per line each subsequent insertion. All bills collected monthly, unless otherwise contracted. 3f. ran-e 35 W.

She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Arnold S. Hah. Walter Hall. Milton F. Smith and F.

A. Savage all of Appleton Kansas. C. F. II.

Niles Kegester. Land Office at Garden City Kan. Dee 7 1SRS Notice is berebv givn that the followius named settler has filed notiee of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before J. Kennedv Probate indue at Ashland, Kan. on 27 1SS7 viz: We understand that our county superintendent, Williams was unable toj attend the meeting of the association at Topeka, on account of sickness in his family, One of the finest dinners that it has been the writer's good fortune to sit down to in a long time, was given by Mr.

and i i i i KAN Appleton, DEALERS IN thing. As the boys have had experience in the business, and are both good hore-inea, they will doubtless make the business a credit to the place as well as a profitable investment to themselves. Ed Kirkpatrick returned a few days ago from a two week tour in the Xentral strip where he located a fine homestead. Before going he purchased a pony at the livery st ible hers from a cowboy named John Riley. A few days after his arrival intha Strip he was surprised by the appearance of the U.

S. marshall, with a warrent for the arrest of Riley and an attachment for the horse. Riley having stolen it from one James Wallace, near Camp Supply. The marshall took the pony, and at Beaver City he also took the A. T.

S. F. TIME TABLE. Arrival and departure of trains at the Dodge X'ity dtrpot by ceutral time: t-T-rt lr John a. wrifrht for the S.

or. Sec 12, Town 30 i S. R. 25 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and eid- r.AOi i 111' Ar. I.v.

Atlantic ni.2:'ra. ui New York p. in. 1 :05 p.m. A No.

2, No. 4, VESRYTHIlsTG I No. 6. Eastern Express 3 Jio iiaii. 4 :05 a.

in. johu M. jarvis. George Carbaiuth. Henrv I Eastin and Thomas A.

Moore all of Appleton ks. Also Charles O. Burkman for the P. E. qr.

Sec. 5 Tp. 31 Kange 25 Vf. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence Mrs. F.

M. Parrett to a few of the young folks of this place, on Sunday last. We had the good fortune to speiid a night in Appleton last week, and was hospitably entertained at the Union Hotel. During the evening we spent an hour very pleasantly with the Era crew. Ashland Journal.

-Hxi, and culiVKtion of said land, viz: 1 WESTWARD. a i Lv. I No. 1, Cal. Mex.

Express 1 a. in. 2:05 a. No. 3, Colorado Express m.

p.m. No. 5, Den. Utah in. 12:60 a.

in. Numbers 5 and 6 are the connon ball or mail and express trains. All trains -un daily. F. (Iakbsek, Agent.

UILLIAH BUTL SUCCESSOR TO William. ROSS, KALKR In neurv S. kunball. nliam liamber William Schul and A. 1).

Parsons all of Appleton Clark co. kansas 50 3 C. F. M. Niles Register, Land office at Garden City, 12, Notice is berebv triven that the following thief.

named settler has filed notice of his intention to 1 TO TTT1. A 1 TT m- BUSINESS LOCALS. make final proof in sumiort of his claim and that neau, uorn ana xiogs are aavanciiig. lour, meal ana The town was made more lively than rire At Cash City. usual yesterday by a large number of business men seeking and specu- The Cashier says: The first fire ever lators, profitable investments.

Over twenty occurring jn anv of the towns of Clark said proof will be made before J. .1. Kennedy, rrooate at Ashland. LlarK countv. Kan Gasoline at the Appleton drog store.

47 Meat will be higher, but we will sell you goods at RAILROAD PRICES. Hitrdware Groceries, Old newspapers for sale at this ofhee. Buggy whips at "Williams Dickm- county was the one last night in Cash City. At 6 o'clock the barn and family residence of Quincy Fisk were burned to the ground. The fire started in an adjoining camp n.

lots changed hands, including a number of fine main street lots. J. II. Williams, president of the Frank lin Square Library of this place, and Miss Etta Chritton, the attractive and shrewd agent for the same, went to Dodge to-day probably after' more books. Harry always did take a great interest in public house used by freighters, and it gained sas, on December 14.

IWMJ. viz: Henrv S. Shawa oils 477G for the half qr. sec 33 30 21 w. He names the following: witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: William T.

Yanbebber, W. W. Prichard, Absolem Dilhnan, A. A. Shuier, all Lexington Kan.

42 47 C. F. M. Niles, Ecijister. Land office at Garden City Kan.

Oct. 15, 18SC. Notice is hereby piven that the following named settler lias tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in sunpert of his claim and that said nroof will be made before J. J. Kennedv Probate Judge at Ashland Clark count Kansas," on Dec.

15 li, viz John C. Hutcher a 52S2 for the qr see 13, 30 21 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said hind viz: "William Sloan, Tom Jakewav, Albert Stone, John Murp, all iiullinville, Kiowa Kan. Get best terms on loans of W. R.

Payne I Co. Ashland Kansas Williams Dickinson will sell air of boots for $2. Don't forget that William Butler is elling dry goods at cost. Remember tliat our Teas, Coffee, canned Goods, Groceries, were bought to Sell, and we expect the price will sell them. sufficient headway before it was discovered that Mr.

Fisk barely had time to rescue his family before both the barn and residence were entirely enveloped in flames, A number of horses and milch cows were in the barn at the time, and some of them benefactors. As the town hall will not be occupied this week, a social danee will be be given Get long time loans of W. IL Payne See them. were severely burned before they could ,0., and get money at once 1 blaud Kansas. jT)e gotten out.

Nothing was saved from the barn except the live stock, everything HARDWARE. I have a largo and well selected stock of Hardware, Farnmit Utensils, Tinware, Ammunition, which I propose to sell at reduced rates. Dry Goods, I also have a stock of Dry Goods, shoes, which 1 will sell at Way Down Prices. GROCERIES. We also keep a fine aupply'of Fresh Groceries, on whic-'we will not Be Undersold.

42-47 G. K. M. Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden Citv Kan.

Oct 18S6. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has "filed notice of his intention I there Saturday evening, probably the last one of the season in this place. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone, although nearly all will be round dances. Miss Dora May, the charming little daughter of John B. Pedrick, celebrated her seventh birthday last Tuesday, with a very pleasaut party.

She did not fail If you want to buy anything, call at Williams Dickinson's. Willians and Dickinson have just received a new invoice of slates. Some choice farms for sale. Cheap for cash. Enquire of C.

M. Rall, two miles and Our DRY GOODS NOTIONS to make final proof 111 support of his claim and that said proof will be made before Kennedv Probate Judge at Ashland kan on Dec 23, 1886. viz Eliza I McCutcheon 5315 for the E'i qr sec 4 qr qr see 3 qr qr sec 9 1 30 23 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz James I.usk William Spriinrer John Swift Joseph Hamilton, of Van-hem. Kansas.

43-48 Niles Keg. south-east of town. in the way of grain, harness, implements, and saddles being burned. Ten ton of baled hay and a lot of agricultural implements which were in the second story of the barn were consumed. The night was intensely cold, the wind blowing heavily from the south, and it was 011I3- by active hands that the fire was kept from spreading over the entire city.

The loss to Mr. Fisk is estimated at $2,000. The property was insured iu the National Mutual of Salina, through Kennedy Shields agents at Ashland, for $600. Kansas. Appleton, to remember her old friend, the editor, whom she sent a fine lot of cake, for which we heartily thank the little lady.

Mayor 31 organ and W. R. Payne, of Ashland, stopped at the Union last Saturday. Tli-y were returning from Wichita whither they had been to solicit a proposi- Wra. Butler wishes to call your attention to the fact that he is selling groceries aad hardware at the lowest possible prices, and invites you to call.

For a first-class meal and good bed stop at the Appleton house. William Dickinson are receiving a Were bought at the lowest cash value, and will be Sold at prices to defy compEtition. tion from the D. M. A.

road to run to Appleton Present and Prospective. large and complete stock of men's, boy's and youth's clothing. Call and examine. Land Office at Garden City kan. Oct 1SS6.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has nled notiee of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim and that said proof will be made before j. kennedv Probate at Vshland kan on Dee 23, 18 86 viz Mai tie McCutcheon 5061 for the v. qr sec 4 qr sec 9 SO 23 w. she names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Lnsl: William Sprinper John Sv i ft Joseph Hamilton all of Vanhain kan. II Kites Register.

Ijp.nd Ofiice at Garden city kan. Oct 9, issc. Notii-e is herein- fiiven fiat'the following settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in supixtrt of his claim and that proof will lie made before j. j. kennedv, probate jndjte, at Ashland kansas, on December 1st, 1SSG, P.

MeCut-'heon 5Oj0, for the ir, qr, qr. fr, sec 10, qr, or, qr, qr. see 9, 30s 23 w. Jle names the following witnesses to Drove his continuous resi For good accommodations, good meals, good, neat and comfortable beds, go to the L. P.

Lowery. II. E. Wklks. The Globe Restaurant.

LOWERY WEEKS, Props. Special Attention giveu to Short Ordr Meals, at all hours of day or night Meade Cbxtkk. Kankah. Union Hotel. Kennedy Shields make a specialty of writincr and acknowledging conveyance.

DO NOT FAIL TO SEE OUR NEW AND COMPLETE LINK OF 1 ieo their ad. 12 Siibnrribe for the Era and have it sent Appleton, 22 miles south of Dodge City, the second largest and most flourishing town in th county, is located in the northwestern part of Clark county; twenty-seven miles northwest of Ashland, the county seat, and in the center of Appleton township, containing 76,800 acres of the most fertile and best wheat and corn producing soil in southwestern Kausas, and 375 miles southwest of Kansas City. Settlement was begun in May, 1335. More buildings have been erected aud more town lots sold during the past year than in any other town in the county. It some eastern friend as a holiday present.

Only $1.50. CROSS WILL SELL their town, and to look after its railroad interests generally. Ed Statton, living a few miles west of town, K. F. Smith and Mr.

Beaty, of Fowler, returned last week from a trip to Colorado, where they had been to get tree claims. On their return trip they ran across a large herd of buff aloes from which they managed to kill a fine, fat cow. There will be a meeting of all who contributed towards the building of the school house in district no. 28, Saturday night next. The object of the meeting is to dispose of the old building End make a proper division of the funds.

By order of the dis't board. J. CuN.NiX iitAir, Clerk. The dance irivc-a Thursday night was a very pleasant affair. About twenty couples were present.

As the is soou to be occupied, it was probably last dance FIK-T CLASS. FIRST CI. A.S.I. E'STEM HOTEL. Hats, Boots, Rubber Caps, Shoes, Goods, dence upn and cultivation of said land viz: T.

B. Hall, John iSv.ift, Vmh. Springer, janies Lusk. all ot vanhem, kansas. 4217 C.

F. Niiet-, ReKister. Land Ofliee at Garden Citv, Kan, Oct. 12, issc. Notice is hereby given thai the following named settler has filed notice 'of his intention to make lijiai proof in support of his claim andthrtt said proof will be made before IS.

w. Jhirchett, Clerk ot the District Court, at Ashland, kan, on Dec. 13 1SS6, viz: W. Spohn no 44S2 for the iir sec 23 t)sr 24 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Wiley Hughes, Appleton Isaac B.

Lav.hon Charles K. Hall, Iilton A MeNeal of Letitia kas. re YOU BEST CANNON CITY LUMP COAL AT $9.50 PER TON. Any one wishing a good span of mules jfor $1G0, call on H. E.

Wellman, at Nine Mile ranch. 4-w (The elephant stable has fitted up a nice room for a reading room for their customers, and have everything to make it home like. They keep stock as cheap Clothing. Also Ellsworth L. Tierce no 5011 for the lots 4-T-6 and 7 see (j 32 24 west.

He names the following witnesses to prove his I Aslilaiid, Kan. Ool. Dearborn, Prop. REMODELED THROUGHOUT, NEWLY FURNISHED, THOROUGHLY RENOVATED. Good Fare, Excellent Beds and Good Accommodations Generally.

Rates Moderate. (' any other stable in Dodge, und have the that will be given here for some time and with a knowledge of this, everyone gave best accommodations. Go and see. 51-t-f. Iror Sulf.

I themselves up to the pleasures of the hour, Kan. Appleton, and entered into the exercises right Lhearlily. Oao pedigreed, Short Horn Durhim ull, will be two years old next April, Ideal er of Dunkirk, 1. arrived here Enquire of ni Station, mile- ty.rta Alter spenainr a dav or west of town. 2 0 BURT IRWIN.

ivvo ill uiv, 11, in: niwiiiuiy im has voted bonds to the Missouri Pacific, and the Chicago Rock Island and Santa Feare now knocking for entrance into our rich township. The young city is abundantly supplied with excellent water, has the best school house in the county, church privileges, first-class bank, grist mill, broom factory, one newspaper, two large hotels, etc. Shipments consists of grain and live stock. Daily mail and stage transportation to and from all points in the county and from Dodge City. Express company, Wells, Fargo Co.

It is a settled question that the Missouri Pacific will have running to this place inside of six months, and the Chicago Rock Island will have to follow close 011 its heels to reach Meade county before the expiration of the bonds recently voted it by that county. Numerous brick buildings will be commenced as soon as the spring opens. -o. minions residence uon ana cultivation ol said land, viz: W. Collier, J.

E. Emerv. W. A. Bartley, Charles I'oster, all of Appleton kan.

12-47 C. F. M. Niles-, Register. Lmd Oflice at Garden Citv Kan.

5 1SSB. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proot in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before Ihirchctt clerk of dist court or A Powers deputy at Ashland Kan oh Dec 1. viz Lewis A Beagles no 522" for the half a qr half qr see 2 30 23 lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz YV Simmons Brown William Hawbiits George Kawblits all of Letitia. Kan 41-t'J C. F.

M. Niles Register. Office at Garden City, Oct. 5, 1880. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has liied notice of his intention to make itiuO proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Kennedv, Probate Judge of dark county, Kansas, at Ashland bn lcc 1, lS-sij viz Andrew Burkman no JOSS for the lots 1.2s half qr sec 5 1 31 2r lle names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said lan viz Thomas Henry Kiiniu.ll a.

D. Parsons William Bemberall of "Appleton Kan. 41-1G Niles Register Land Ouice at Garden City, kansas. Oct. 9.

ISSC Notice is berebv given that the following named settler has filed notice of hi3 intention to make final proof support of his claim and that pressed with its future that he has purchased a considerable property and will return as soon as the s-pring opens, and To Kent" A farm of 320 acres, with 55 acres ready Au G. CrU MB A UG Probate Judge. Real Estate, Collection and Insurance Agency, LIVERY FEED SALE STABLE. 'for the third crop. A house with two rooms.

Good running water at the do A good place to hold cattle, fine water, Kan. Ashland, shade, and shelter. Call on or address John W. Joses, Nine miles south of Appleton. s'rect a large building oa main street.

A telegram received at six o'clock last evening brought to Mrs. Henley the sad iiitelegenee tint her father was at the point of death, and requested her to come at once. She in less than un hour, was on her way to Dodge to take a train for MooresviJle, not knowing whether, after the long journey, her ouljT parent left on earth would greet her living or be sleeping the long dreamless sleep. Fowler Graphic. -o- Rente and all Other Collection Given Special Attention.

and all other Legal Papers Drawn up with care. Kavo on Hand a Full Line of Leral Blanks. Dodge City, Kan. alien I'p. On section 4 s.

e. twp. 32 r. 25, by Chora as Emery, on Monday, January 10. First Class Rigs always on hand.

Horses Boarded at Reasonable ratesi Conveyances and drivers furnished for parties wishing to go to Dcdge or other local points. Patronage solicited. Oae gray mare, dark mane and tail, THE APPLETON proof will be made before j. j. kennedv probate judge.

Ashland kansas, on December 9tli, 1SSS. viz: Wiiliam Steely, o. d. s. KJ55, for the qr sec 11.

30s r23 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: iames Lcsk. Bent Hall, Bant 011 Burrel, John Swift, all of letitia kansas. Special notice to Oscar Stewart. 42-17 c.

F. M. Niles, Register. weishs about nine hundred. No brands.

A TTT TTT Th owner can have same by calling, prov Liy-Ery Feed Stable. JOHNSON GRIFFIN, Props. Marriage Xf Wagon Works ing property anil paying for this notice. Wm. SIMPSON.

E. A. WOOD, Notary Public, If. W. VESPER, Prop.

LOCAL NEWS. KiNSAS. WOOD SIMPSON, SUCCESSORS TO BERRY ASHLAXD, Fine moonlight nights, these. See the Santa Fe new time table. (North part of town, east side of Main street.) CARRIAGE, WAGON PLOW WORK, Done to Order.

1 Come to the office for j-our job I work. REAL-ESTATE, LOAH, ZEE INSURANCE Land Office at Garden city kansas, Oct. 9, issc Notice is hereby given that" the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to mal final proof in sunport of his claim and that said proof will be made before j. j. kenncdy, Probate Midge at Ashland, clark county kansas, on Dec.

13, viz: Blanchard W. Hockett, 20G3, for tlw 11 qr sec 10. 31, 2r west. up names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Oscar P. Griffin, Nathaniel G.

Bedfll, William Welsh, Wilson Midlen, all of Appleton kan. 42-47 c. F. M. Niles.

Register. Land Ofiice at, Garden citv kansas, Oct lsSG Notice is hereby given thai the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that sa.id proof will be made before j. j. kennedv, Probate Judge, at Ashland, on Dee 9, 1880. viz: Perry Steiinnan, no 49K, for the half qr, sw qr nwqr, sec 23 31 21 ne names tne following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of win 10.

First class accommodations. Horses boarded by day or week. Give us a call. Fargo Springs has been incorporated as a city of the third class. J.

H. Williams made a visit to Ashland the fore part of the week. GsieralBIacMliiBoie. Many land owners in this county have objected to the establishment of corners by the county surveyor, where the original survey failed to show them, and have thought it the duty of the government to order a re-survey. Last week we were shown a letter from Commissioner Sparks in which he advises the establishment of last corners by the county surveyor as the 011I3" possible remedy, as a re-survey could not and would not be granted.

Journal. Miss Ida M. Barnes, living seven miles southwest of town, is endeavoring to organize a writing class here. Specimens of her penmanship can be seen at the post office. Her terms are one dollar for a term of fourteen lessons, one given eacli week.

It would seem that one night each-week could not be spent in a more profitable way than in the improvement of that art in which so many people are deficient. We are in receipt of a large number of descriptive circulars of Pure Bred Fowls, from E. Bartlett, Collins Center, N. V. On the title page is an excellent cut representing a fine pair of White Plymouth Rocks.

Mr. Bartlett is an old and experi Farms, Ranches and Town Property for Sale on Reasonable Terms. Satisfaction Guaranteed or money Refunded. CONSUMPTION (TEED. KANSAS.

CLARK COUNTY, ASHLAND, We wonder what the Englewood man is going to do with his bell. Numerous transfers of town property were made this week. Allen Blair has taken a position in F. M. Parrett's livery stable.

I By some recent changes made by the Santa Fe officials, Dodge City gets the end jfa division. 1 Stewart Alcorn, of Letitia, brother of our vrdware merchant, has moved with his Wily into town. fowler township voted bonds in the sum said land, viz: tiooert uevmv, john Bateson, Thos Webb, Wm. carter, ail of Letitia Clark Kansas. 4247 F.

M. Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden CitvKanSo. Oct. 18 1880 Notice is hereby given that the following 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 Kennedv Probate Judge at Ashland Kan on Dec 1.

issri viz Isiuic Nowels no 2:124 for the An old physician, retired from aet-ve practice havinjr had placed in his hands by an East India Missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for live speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, snd all Throat and Lung affections after having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative jokn j. Shields, Notary rublic. J. J. KENNEDV, probate judge.

Eqr sec 1 31 24 w. He names the following powers in thousands 01 cases, reels it Iu rv vT Jl 1 I II I Tfc ma II II it I llt'W- enced prooa-ator of poultry, and deals amy ma 11 Know 11 10 111s suaenng Kennedy' Shields, Dkalkes Ix-- eREAL only in thorough, bre Is. Any one wishinj? i who'mav desir it. with full directions to introduce a new ana hue ureea ot iowis for preparinsrand successfully using. Ad would do well to write the dealer for a day by a majority of 37.

G20. Waggoner made a transfer of two fine comtr lots on third Avenue east of the Uniou hotel j-esterday. No other town in the south west is at- dress, with stamp, namius this paper, Dr. M. E.

Cams. 210 Grand Jersy Citv, N.J. setting of eggs, which lie offers at a very small pric e. Circulars can be had at this oflk'e. fvaacting as much attention as Appleton.

cents for post- rec-ive tree, a A Prize. costly liox Send six box Vvatch our great spring boom. Ot iiOOtiS WillCIl Farms, Claims, Stock ranclios Ashland Town Property. Farm Loans SgConveyance, Abstract and U. S.

Land Office Business a specialty. Ashland, Kan. Read the account of the terrible acci- lent, at Tiflin, Ohio, oa the Baltimore will help von to more money riht away than anything else in this world. All, of either, succeed from first Th.e broad road to fortune eiiens before the workers, absolutely sure. At once address Tkve Augusta, Elaine.

Married. Si.ACJiTEn Woodford. In Genevia, Dec. 29, Chas. T.

Slaughter of this place, and Miss Mina Woodford. The groom was one of the early settlers Rigs always ready at REASONABLE RATES. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TRAHSIEMTS. A large stock of all kinds of FEED For Sale. I have recently purchased the livery barn and stock, of Ross Crc.

and propose to run it in a first-class manner. We will at all tirm Lk j-rt-pared to furnish first-class teams and first-class vehicles, on short LvUcs, and at prices as low as the lowest. GIVE US A CALL C. S. PARET1, iiio railroad, on the first page.

The thermometer dropped down to drteen degrees below zero Saturday ight. The coldest here this season. Sam Maloney, Fred Keilcy, C. S. Par- witnesses 10 prove nis continuous resilience upon stud cultivation of said land viz: John Hanger Hanger John s.iwycr George Winters all of Letitia lark countv kan.

OF Niles Register. Land Office at Garden Citv Kan. Oct 12 1883. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to Biake proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before Wr Burchett clerk dist court at Ashland Kau on Dec issc viz Hiram W. Dickinson no WH2 for the lots 1 2 half 11 qr sec 31 31 25 w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: John Hall John White Johu Kennisou Joseph Hill Appleton kan. 41-lfl 2.1 Niics Register. Land Ofiice at Garden citv Kan. Oct 9, issc. Notice is hereby given that the followm gnamed settler has filed notice of his intention to mc.ke final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be r.iiide before kennedv Probate at Ashland kan on Iec 4, iss yi'z Robert 1 MeOinty no for the 11 half qr sec half qr sec 12 1 30 v.

He names the following witnesses to orove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Frank Manning Win Springer John Mi-cliael Kriscof Gaines vanhani kan. Spechil notice to George 41-40 51 Niles Register. "Land Office at Garden citv, kan. Oct. 15, 1S36.

Notice is berebv given that the following nam jfl settler has filed notice of his intention to make linai proof in supixirt of his claim and tiiat said proof will be made before .1. ksnnedy, Pro'okte -nidge at Ashland, on Dec. 13 i8i. viz: David G. Danner.

of Bloom, kansas, ods no 5093 tor tin qr sec 5 30 west. He names the foliov-ing witnesses io prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Samuel O. Albright, Otis McCoy, william j. Pierce, H. F.

Sharpless. ol Bloom, kansas. 42-47 C. F. JI.

Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden Citv Oct. is, 1SS6. Notice is hereby giveu that the following named settler iiicd" notice of his intention to make finI proof in of his claim, and that vif" iti'T iii.iri lwforc J. kennedv.

Pro- of this neighborhood, and is the owner of several tine quarter sections of land around Newly Furnished. Thoroughly Rexovated. 'ett and Mr. Knowls, left yesterday morn ing for a trip to Colorado, in search of tree here. The happy couple arrived here last Monday, and are at present visiting at J.

M. Slaughters, three miles north of town but will go to houskeepiug soon. We aims. OTEL, UNION After Forty jnrtf xperienco in th preparation of mora than One Hundred A very interesting article on the Jtndu Thonsard applications for patents ia V. ITi.Ml KtlM anil Knmif coaXW ries of Kansas, by Labor extend congratulations.

rank IL Betton, can be found 011 the tries, the publishers of the Scientific American continne to act as aohcitora for patents, caveats, trade-mark, copy-i tnr ti TTnited States, and Tair View Items. st page. to obuim patents in Canada, England, France. Tr i i. o-: ui.

ULtivr in n-m I -p. IS'lUUim 1U UU1UCOLV41U. rl A. 1 superintending the hardware store dur- i 0 hia absence. Ai li.

NEJELY, proprietor. The Traveling and Local Public will find first-class ACCOMMODATIONS- Iji another column se the proc; edings servic.s here Sunday eveniair. Ithe Honorable Board of County com- Mr. William arrived home froa Irerxnanr. ana oiaw touuwiw.

eno ia unequal el and their facilities are nnsov- rJrawintrs and specifications prepared and filed in the Patent Office on short notice. 1 erms very reasonable. No tor examination of models or fcrawincs. Advice by mail re Patents obtained thronrh MnnntOo.arenoticea Inthe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. which has the largest circnlatioa and is tha intlaential newspaper of its tiKd published in the world.

The advantages of such a netice every patents ppleTiidTy illostrated newspaper is pnblished WKEKbY at a year, and is admitted tu be the b-3t paper devoted to science, mechanics. Inventions, engineering works, ana ether departments of industrial procress, pno-lis led in any country. It contains the names ot kll patentees and titie of every invention patented each week. Try it four months for one dollar. Sold by all newsdealers.

If yoa haws an invention to patent write xm Mann of ScientiOo AmonoM), til Broadway. New York Jsadiook about patents ma-lea Issioners. We copy the ITekald's re- i TiSnii 1 i-t week it being latest. There was a party at Mr. rill Vesper, Wm, and Arthur Statton We Jaesdsy evening, Jan.

5. All whoi j'turaed from Las Auim coauty, wre present report a very enjoyable time. I liate at As'ilaml, 011 December I 13 1, viz: tis IT. MVv, of Bloom, kan. 1 no 4953, for lots 1 3 and 4 half 11 qr sec 3 30 23 w.

He nmes the following witnesses to I titovc his ontir.uous residence upon and cultivar-i oi said hmrt viz: ftiviil G. Danaer, Samnel Aibri-ht, W'l-iam j. Pierce, E. F. Sharpless, ail fI kaas.

-42-47 C. F. N'ilcs, Register. uit Friday. They all tiied trea-olslBt-1 Cold as ia st SatnrJay was.

tibsre tht county, t-n mllss utirta vvftro tween thirty atsd A'Tfy APPLETON, KAN. own 01 I "it -i'- ttio a1- Fair AFFLETOX,.