The Scott County Lever from Scott City, Kansas • 3

EMMA G. HATCHER. "Deborah" at Case's opera house Sat TIME CARD. DENVER, MEMPHIS ATLANTIC. urday night.

TH POSTOFFICE STORE! Newton P. Story leaves this week for Brady Bros, have their addition almost completed and F. will soon start for eastern cities to lay in a large stock of goods. This is one of the firms that will always keep pace with the demands of the town, though it grows to have Opening of Case's Opera Houss Saturday night by the Hatcher Dramatic Alliance. Chanute, Kan.

resit lard ana choice bacon On Saturday nisrht "Deborah" will be at City Moat market. 000 people. presented in Case's opera house by this Xo. SI, lllxed, leave KoCraolien 3 :00 a. m.

No. 21, Mixed, iirif ve; Srutt City 8 :00 a. iu. No. 22, Kited, ltfiirffs Sentt City.

7 :00 i. 111. No. 22, lilxcd, arrivt McCracken 12:00 iu. No.

23, leave jCeC'rueken 7 p. m. No. 23, Krcl-hr, a-iivcs at Scott 12 :30 in. No.

24, VrtlgJiT, leaves Scot 1 :30 y. m. So. 2, ireiriit, arrirs KeCraefcca 6::10 p. m.

A NEW AND FINE LINE OF A car load of Great Bend Mills flour Boyer, Seeds Co. can pleasing young actress and will be supported by a good company. Miss Hatch just received at Moss. lean money on any terms Frank Cultler and Chas. Bingamon, with anyone.

Interest and are down with the fever. principal payable in Scott NOTICE. er last spring gave the best of entertainments to large audiences in this city and the new support which is on the road here is reported above the average. The company hi3 just been reorganized for the season and tho new support wa3 to ijauaia bmoley received an invoice City. Office comer Main of fine fruit Monday evening.

GOOD and De Geer avenue. GROCER ah partios aeeinnsr cnanges made in tula, publication notices, or Laving any A loan otnee nas Deen opened up Mr. D. C. Coller announced last week JL the Reed Sharrock other business connected with this paper through the columns of tho News, that G.

W. W. Yates, of insurance fame was are requested to com to the office. In the future curb-stone orders receive havo been here last night but for some cause failed to arrive. With the new scenery and stage settings, Miss Hatcher's acting will certainly be much improved and all should come out and give in tho city the first of the week.

he Jwas compelled by ill health to dispose of his interest in that paper, and has left for the east. We are sorry to see I bo attention. R. don't stand for railroad, but for "lied XCappers at Wright s. WE CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE AND CHOICEST him leave as he was just beginning to be a fixture in our midst.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. Eastern capital and plenty of it to loan them a rousing benefit. Chas. B. Stears and his children are still with tho alliance and their worth i3 known to our people.

on acott county farms by -Kcllev Rev. J. P. Ash State Smiday school Fitts. Base Ball.

7V.T A Only the finest of young cattle butch missionary of the Baptist church, of whom we made mention last week, filled his appointments here and is a very able man. We are sorry to stato that our peoplo FRUITS i ercd by Balch of the City Meat market. The following is thebcore in the game at McCracken which was played between the Mavencka of this city and the Ft. took littla.icterest, and few attended his meetings. REGISTER OF DEEDS.

AT THE REQUEST OF FEIENDS I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the o3ico of Register of Deeds subject to tha decision of the Republican County convention. Respectfully, L. S. BUYER, HEREBY nnnotmeo myself as a can- dic'fto forthfcffico of Register of Deeds subject to the decision of tho Republican convention. HARRY L.

WALTON. I rank Medbery, representing the Hutchison Daily News, was a caller this Hayes nine for J0 per side. Through the kindness of Mrs. S. W.

In Scott; Also Fresh iHruit in Season. morning. Case, we were shown the great triangular, Charles Jones, living two miles from hexagonical trepezoid, autograph quilt. Terry was Beverly bitten by a rattle snake now being made by tho co-workers of the Cumberland Presbytenan church. Much last week.

OUR GOODS ARE SOLD IN SCOTT COUNTY TO AND ViTE INVITE ItfvE YBOD AND INSPECT OUR GOODS. OxV CLOSE GIVE US MARGINS A TRIAL SURVEYOR. of the work shows a great deal of inventive and artistic genius and it will be one I i ASijOUftUB MlBJJj- bovsto McCracken Sunday, to witness of the seven wonders when completed. me oau game. SCOTT AB FBSBPO A'E Trirkett 0b 6 2 i 1 0 1 0 O'Kear lb 5 2 2 5 2 0 Owsley fi 0 1 1 0 13 0 McXiibb B012 12 40 Small wood s.

1 1 0 2 Uillesiue cr 4 3 3 3 Keeve 2b 4 1 0 1 8 1 2 Bud ell rf 401 1 000 I'ilipps If 4 110 10 0 Total 45 10 13 10 27 21 4 FT. HAYES AB It KB SB TO A Biirut-tt 2d 4 0 0 3 3 1 Brown -i 4 0 0 0 0 Thompson rf 4 0 i 0 0 Fraulh-k 4 0 I 0 2 0 I-iley 1st 4 2 0 JO 0 0 I'itiker 3 2 2 HulJonheuer nt 3 2 3 (ioodi'll If 3 0 00000 M'ittalion 3d 4 0 0 0 I 00 Total 31 3 i 7 i a At the special election to-day, held CTOCS 3LOG-A1T, ropzlctor. ty Surveyor, subject to the decision of tho Republican County convention. II. P.

POWERS. I herby announce myself as a candidate for the of county surveyor, subject to the locision of the Republican county convention. M. C. LINT.

to elect a successor to Councilman Crook, only twenty-four votes were cast and all were for F. P. We congratulate E3 both him and the city, Mr. Brady i3 one of our best business men and will make a good man to help run the city's affairs. "Jennie "proprietor of the Star Laundry is down with tho fever and not expected to live.

A. S. Balch Si Co. carry a full line of fresh meats, breakfast bacon, hams, side meats and lard. Chas.

C. Stears and children, the cream of Miss Hatcher's support, are are still with her. Miss Hatcher with a new play, new J. A. HUGHES.

J. M. BEADLES. J. L.

WYATT. LOCAL CHAT. Boyer, Seeds are BCOKE BY IHSISC3. 1 2 3 4 5 2 1 2 0 0 3 0 0 2 01 0 ENTAL 7 8 0 2 0 0 9 0 JO 0 3 now prepared to negotiate Ft liay loans with eastern vrooJc- The game was the best of the season nd was hotly contorted but our bovs ers direct, ana, can give scenery, and new support at Case's opera LAND LOAN INSUilANCB better terms than anyone house Saturday night. Sliced ham nt Balch Co's.

Choice cigars nt the Famous. Bring in your announcements. Old papers for sale at this office. Choice confectioners at the Famous. If you want money go to Kelley Fitte.

For fresh fruits and vegetables go to What kind of coal do you buy? Can 2v 2 2T on City every pop. F. L. Bozjno, Solo Agt. Next Door to Traders Bank-i 'Opposita Court House Selling out to highest bidder entire stock of goods at Western Furniture Moss' House to make room for a largo invoice.

W3re too stroxj for the soldiers. Jack Phippa made tho "grand stand pl3y" of the day, making a long run and catching a fly as he went without turning around. McXabb shut off five men while trying to steal from first base to second on pitched balls. Trickett the new third baso-man and catcher is a "lu-lu" and docs fine work, LA CROSS GAME. The boys went from McCracken to La-Cross where they played Monday, beating that club by a score of 28 to 4.

Mc-Nabb and Trickett formed the battery for this game and the following is the score by innings: Use on loans. Quite a number of Scott City people attenlol tha Sunday School festival given at tho sod school bouse, four miles south and one east, Tuesday evening, and report a grand affair. The refreshment consisted of ice cream, cake, lemonade, cold chicken, prepared as only farmer's wives can. All who attended voted it the most pleasurable affair they have been permitted to attend in Scott connty. How dear to my heart is the loud Tho M.

A. has reached tne state A fine lino of choice confectionery at line with their track. Before snow flies wo will receive our coal over their line Mosa'. Town property Seeds. handled by Boyer from tha west.

Rev. J. A. Place, D. will on next Th Ho est Ink, and note paper In niartet at Israel Bro's.

Sunday evening deliver a temperance lecture in tho M. E. church. All are invited to attend. fresh goods at the post- Now goods, office store.

smelling onion, which restaurant keepers provide at each moaL Tha color of sil 9 1 3 All business entrusted to our care -will receive prompt attention. Call and sea us before placing your loan. SEE OUR PRICES ON CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY. 'Twill pay you 2 3 4 5 6 5 4 2 5 1 0 0 0 0 2 8 1 0 Tic Lave the choicest list of deeded and city property on tho market, at prices and terms that will make you smile. loan money on Scott Co.

farms at rates as lotr as lha lowest, make our ow examinations, and furnish applied iMSdy et" 4y of application. Quite a number of tho boy left for -28 4 La Cross. 2 Great Bond yesterday to witness the ver, tho size of bunion, with hell and its demons wrapped up in each peel. It 6tings like a Berpent, it burns like an amber, it smells like a horse game of ball between our club and the Roling Plains. that is silent in death, and yet with KeUVy Fitts for loans at low rates of interest.

Only the leading brands of cigara sold at tho Famous. Rain! Rain! Low prices "rcigu" at Weati Wright's. Tho Famous soda fountain is as fine as ny in the west. R. It.

railroads, rain and "Red Rap-lers" at West Wright's. affection and love I remember the early spring onion that scented my breath; the loud smelling onion, the all powerful onion that rained my breath. Atch-inson Globe. doys of that city. J.

W. Stanley, aa old friend and 'the rustling business manager of the Garden City Sentinel, was a pleasant caller Tuesday evening. Yesterday evening a goand festival was given at Modoc by the young people Ice cream, cake and all other delicacies were served. Hadley Hubbell and tho Lockwood Tho m1 is largest list of town property for at tho Traders Bank. Mortgage company have moved from their office south of the Commercial II 9 Beautiful weather.

An occasional rain. "Wild grapes are being harvested. Mrs. Johnson is convalescing. M.

C. Lint is having more plowing done on his claim. He has now quite a large peico Some cf the boys say their appetites are failing but by an occasional visit to their neighbors about meal time they find them in good condition. Henry Col iwater set up the first roasting ears of tho season. 'Surface coal" is getting rather scarce but wo can got f-dong with Canon City coal in a "ground hog case" We see by tho News that M.

C. Lint has decided to make a race for tho nomination for surveyor this fall. Ho understands tho work and is worthy of the trust. hotel and have taken np quarters with T. C.

Carroll, of Reecc, has in Scott and will make this hi3 future Key3 Keys untd their rooms are fin Communicated. 970G Land OfTire Wa-knenev kansas. IS57. ished in the Johnson bank building. i Notice In hereby jriveu that tlw foltaw ing named i Ftit-er has tiled notice of his intention to make OHNS Co.

JL JL Comtek Bodell havo ro-srraDged the partitions in tho building, have their oven completed, and will soon bo ready to surprise the peoplo of Scott with oven productions that would astonish even Epicurus were he alive to-day. The boys are artists and will fill a long felt want imi'i pifxii in support of ins ciann and that said proof will he made before the cierk of the iis-trict court for Scott county kar.sas at Scolt City kansa-4 September 10. MOT viz Matthew F. Harrison, It. K.

No. MMl for tii' se'i t-ec 21 twp 19 33 vpm. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence unoit and cultivation of aaid iand, viz; John C. Kekrd. 15 row Hants, William H.

aught and Kii j. ook, 0. of all, Scott. Scott county kansas. a w.C.

I Eeard, Register. DEALERS IN are joe. onusoa xumei working in the brick yard at Leoti. J. Hawkeb.

City. "There is nothing so cheap cs courtesy" said the Gorman Professor to his student. Th is delaretion is full of par try and beauty, and I was reminded of the force of it the other day, as I stepped into the Grand Central hotel and received this kind of trcatmcst from the gentlemanly clerk, his name I do not know, but whatever it may chance to be, it accompanies a gentleman and one who has some appreciation of a lady's fealinga and needs when she ej iters a public place to make inquiry or look after matters of business. It was more noticeable perhaps, because so much in contrast of what we had met, MOQOC. P-v Thrco large raias visited this section cf the county last week.

Henry Hunk has the finest field of corn, it is impossible to see tho mules while plowing Ye correspondent knows where the 97P9 Land Office, TVa-keeney Kansas 30, iHs7 Notice is hereby driven that the named setiier lias Hied no of his intention to make final proof iu support of his elain p.nd tii.it said proof will bo ma le before the cierk of the district court for Sjott county kansas at Scott City kausas on September 10, 1SV7 iz: William H. M. K. No. for the ne sec -'5 twp r.

3a wspnt. Hs names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said viz: John Eckxrd, Byron H-itita, Matthew F. Harrison and J. Cook, ail of Scott Scott not an hour before, at tho depot of the A. nnept water melons are.

"it ea. come T. S. F. railroad, whither we wer-3 coai-pslled to go to make business inquiry.

Tho would-be official or employee, after atn, oasn, uoors, county kaa s.i. i W. C. Ij. Beard, Register Announcements M.

C. Lint, of Zenobia. this week announces himself as a candidate for the office of county surveyor, subject to the decision of tho Republican convention. Mr. Lint is one of our solid farmers, is a pleasant gentleman, has taken a complete course in civil engineering, and is thoroughly competent to fill tho position ho seeks.

Harry Walton, the present incumbent in tho Register of Deeds office, this week announces himself as a candidate for re-election, subject to the decision of the Re ubl icp convention. Mr. Walton has made a good officer, has a large following and will receive a good support from his party Stock Sale. Land WaKeeaoy, Kansas July S3 137. Notice is hereby givc-a that following named settler has tiied'iiotiee.

of bii intention to inaxe iirnvi proof in suppoit of Iih claim, and that said proof will be mane before tho Keirister an I Receiver of the I'. S. lmd oilice at wa-keeucy xaa on Oct 6 liRir, Nathan A Harris No 1 J079 for the ne i ol sec 2t twp 1 vv pin. Ho names the followiuj; witntUMCs to prove bis continuous residence upon, stud the cultivation of said iand, viz: H. Scott, cf Zenobia, Scott county Kansas, Frank K.

Norman, Jamus W. Coekiill and Hubert A. Anderson of scutt Scott a W. C. 1 Beard, F.ecrister.

SHINGLES, BLINDS, ETC. YARD AND OFFICE ON MAIN. South of D. M. A.

A fine liae cf choice eiarn et the Famous, Landia Co. proprietors. Frank Miller, nt Traders Bank, is the best hand to sell town property. Money loaned to prove up and on deeded lands at Grable Son's. FromSlOOtoSSlltoloanoneach of land in Scott county.

A. H. Moss. Money to loan by Bover Seeds, corner of Main street and DeGeer avenue. If you want a delicious and colling irink go to tho Famous and get a glass of soda.

Call on J. F. Black, Secretary of the Fence Town Company, for bargains in own property. All kinds of choice fruits, candies, nuts, and cigars always kept in stock at the Famous. Landia proprietors.

Coroe In and subscribe lor the Sr.XTijf el. We have placed the rrlee so low that all can afford tftk H. Try It three months for Forty cent. Boyer, Seeds Co, agents for Arlington Springs Town Company. West Wnght have just received a a large invoice of goods, such as aro wanted by all our citizens.

Givo them a call. All wanting boots or shoes made to order, or mending neatly done, should call on Carl Kuhl, next door to Kansas Lumbar yard. Take your girl, your sister, your mother, your cousins and your aunts to the Famous and give then a drink of spark-Hag soda water. Fob Sals. A match team of good driving ponies, buggy and harness for sale cheap.

Enquiro at Occidental Land and Loan office. If you want a stove for room, dining-room or kitchen, store room, office, church or public hall, at bedrock prices go to Israol Bros. The Famous, since it has boon remod-led end fitted up, looks very inviting to the passer-by, and if it is kept running in the present style will surely merit the name "Famous." Call and seo its proprietors. Strayed. A sorrel horse poney wi(h considerable white on sides and bald face, 83 branded on one hip and L.

L. on the other. Is about 8 years old and a little knee sprung. A liborsl reward will be given for his re-tarn. Jno.N.

Fkier. Scott City, Kan. surveying ua orn-icany, begn interrogation pointsln this wise. Do you live here? Being answered in the negative do you live in Topeka? Are you you a married woman? Whereupon we thanked the curious impudent and sought information at head-quarters There is nothing a true lady appreciates co much when obliged to meet men in business contact as and politeness. No lady wiil fail to acknoweledge such kindness.

Common civility is certainly duo all in the every day intercourse of social and business life, and the lack of it wo feel inexcusable in our present etato cf civilization and culture. All will bear mo witness to the pleasure aDd good feeling developed in the pree-encs of gentlemanly treatment as well us the pain, contempt and degredation when forced to meet persons who consent to des below civility. C. B. F.t,owek, M.

D. GOOD STOCK OF FINISHING LUMBER 02? AT LOW FIGURES. noma, ite nas several Jots nero upon which he intends to build a residence. More or less sickness still exists our midst, and more or less filth is still piled up in our alleys in some places it is bad enough to "nauceate a bronze statuo." Link Sharrock arrived home Saturday evening and is looking fresh and happy. He spent some timo at Newton, it is reported, but did not fulfill his promi? o.

Milton Brown and wife, from Garden City were in our burg last week. Milt, is one of the ablest attorneys in southwestern Kansas and is always a welcome caller. Sam. H. Kelley, accompanied by his wife, loft for Washington, D.

C. Friday, in response to a telegram from M. J. Keys, etating that his services were needed. The Fourth is over and the rain has stopped, but West Wright still keep the people happy by selling their goods at reasonable prices, "wrapped ia red rappers." H.

M. Jones have opened up a lumber yard on north Main street and are prepared to furnish builder3 raateri al of all kinds on short notice. See their ad in this issue. Tho La Crosse Democrat gave our town quite a send-off the other week. Tho writer had accompanied the McCracken excursion and witnessed tho ball game.

Thanks. C. H. Wyatt, of Pence City, proprie-etor of the Pence City hotel, hack-line, and otherwise connected with tho booming town of northwestern Scott county, was a caller Tuesday. Col.

Frank Danford, of WaKeency, was visiting our city the latter part of last week. Wo suppose he was down here looking for an offico ho of course will follow the land office. Died. Miss Mollie Schall on August 1, 1887 in Scott, of typhoid fever, after an illness of four days. Miss Schall was the daughter of Mr.

Schall a partner of B. F. Whitlock, and Mrs. Schall, M. D.

Henry Logan, formerly a merchant of Scott, has sold out his business Et Garden City and will retire from the mer-chantile field entirely. He has bought an interest in tho postoffice grocery but it will bo managed by his brother Jacob. Kelley Fitts havo mado arrangements with eastern capitalists whereby they can compete with any on gilt edged loans. Their money is in the banks of Scott and you can got it on a moments notice. HAND out in two weeks.

Tho D. M. A. depot ia completed and adds much to tho appearance of Modoc. Al fAnderpon has purchased the Black quarter section smd is having a well bored.

Mr. Anderson sold his quarter section joining Modoc to R. B. Irwin for a neat little sum I. M.

Silvey returned from his old home at Danviil Ind. He stopped at Kocomis, snd purchased the half section north of him rom Messrs. Shoemaker Ford. Mr. Silvey now own3 a section in one body.

Gustavua Joaes started to Sheridan Lake Monday to eee after his interest there. The M. E. Church was organized last. Sunday and are making preparations to build a house of worship.

D. C. Mooro is having a well dug on his claim. Miss Nellie Witwer makes final proof Scturdiiy. The K.

W. is making preparation to build their depot and round house here. Than Dig Uton will say, "don't want it." We have an excellent ehow for tho division, too many side tracks not to have it. Mr. Joseph Hess has the finest garden in Scott, county.

Mr. Dill Witwcrdias been putting up hny for the Johnson Bros, of j7our city. Frank McGrew has concluded that it is better to havo poor health than to leave Mis3 so ho will not go to tho mountains this summer. Frank, keep bettor hours and you will have better health. Mr.

Ream has his house nearly completed. Modoc needs a hotel to accomodate the travelers that stop over night. Who will buil I first. I am now closing out all stock on the Huse Cattle Ranche four miles south of Scott City. The entire herd to bo closed out to suit purchasors.

This herd consists of two thoroughbred Hereford bulls, eight high grade Hereford bulls, about four hundred head of fine breed Hereford cows, heifers, steers and calves. Six head heavy work horses and eight saddle horses. All kinds of farm machinery. Also three quarter sections cf desded land on the Boaver. For further particulars.

Call on address D. W. Mattox. f.O. 9507 Lund Office, Wa-krenf Kansas, 'li Notice is given tiie loiunving naii it it settler lias h.ed notice ol ner intention tj make final proof in support oi l.er claim, and tnat said prool uiii be nunie tH'iore itegister and Receiver i.f the s.

laud oiiicc at Vv a-kceiicy, on Sept '87, viz: Jane r'Hiihps, p. d. s. No 10315 for these qr b-le 33 its twp jJ s. 3i vv in Sue naiaea the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Stephen A.

I). Ouinertson, Harvey i-l. Craaor, liahnd.a K. Boacr and iiob-ei K. ii of ncoit, Scott county, liausas.

2 VV. C. i Register. A FANNER, IN Snpt. II use Cattle Ranche, Scott City, Kansas.

DEALER -SL Closed. JSO. S5. Land OfSce, Yfa-kceney, July U3 Notice hereby given tnat inKiiained settler iiicd notu of his intention to make iiuul proof in support oi las claim, tuwi that said proof will be made bclore the Register and Receiver of tne V. S.

Rami office, nt WaKeeaey, cn Oct 6 'e7, viz: V. inlii ld l. Scott, II. E. No.

llr.J4 for the aw see twp IB ranse 32, 6pm He names the following to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation nt said land, viz: Nathan A. Harris, James Vv. Cockiiil of Scott Bcoit coualy Kansas: Rloyd T. ritunraer Albei U. Cochrun, ot Zenobia, Scoit county Kansas.

2 W. C. L. Ee.ikd, Register. A YY HZ 5 KOTICK Merrill Before 1,.

S. Bow, Justire vs of the l'eacfi Scott ship, ia Scott county, kan. SAID is hereby. cotjflcd that on tiio 1SS7, garnishment summons for the sum or Fourteen doiltrs and la-otnible costs to U. ti.

w.s issueil by th.e above mimed tne I't'acn against his goods, in the above entitled that said will he heard on the 1st daycf 1HS7, at 2 o'ciock r.i. Atttnst: AlEHRH.n,riaiaUff. I S. IJojvr, justice ol tho iVuco. i FANCY.

2 A ikl 5 Tho Lamed Merchantile company closed their stock yesterday. Tho company are not positive as to whether they will remove to Scott City as previously arranged or erect a building on tha corner of Railroad and Main streets and open up a general jobbing business. Mr. Lar-ned is now in Wellingtou attending to some business and as soon as he returns, decided action will be taken. We hope they will consider tho position closely and finally decide to remain in Garden City as they surely will if they act to their own interests.

This, with the competing lines of road soon to be built here will be a rich field for a jobbing houso of that kind. Garden City Sentinel. FLOUR FEED A SPECIALTY. Foster's Old Stand, South Main Street. P358 I.and office, WaKesney, kaa July 7, ish7.

Complaint having been entered nt this o'riee by k. Landon against Albert Harris for abandoning his homestead entry No 110S1 dated October 5, 1'S3, upon the siv sec 17 tw; IS 33 in Seott comity, kansas, with a view to the cancellation ol ahl entry; the said parties aro hereby summoned to ajipbav ittthhiofiicc on the 30 day Asgu.i'-, 18S7, at 10 o'clock a. in. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged obanduameist. Pilkenton, Receiver.

Beslor Sacui, Aitys. i C. S. Ind office ct WaKeeaey Kansas, July 23 V7. No.

9573 Notice is hereby given that the following my.ied settler has tiled notice of her Intention make final proof iu support or her chtnu, ami that said proof will be made before the Probate judge of Scott county kansas at Scott City Kansas on viz: liatlie JMerrKt, 1 IS89 for the ne of mcc 3 twp 17 of ranpc t'ih p. ru She names the following witnesses topiwe her eontinuous residence upon, and cull i ration of, said land, viz: l.lcyd X. Plummev, Wind: id H. Scott, Albert H.iyues, Albei R. Cochrun ail cf Zenobia, Scott o.

Kansas. 2 W. C. Register. Money to Loan! All desiring to borrow money to prove or on deeded land should el 1 on H.

Ji. Grablo Son. Their facilities are unexcelled and they can srivo you as many privileges as any one doing a loan businMS in Scott City. CO. -o.

iO July 17. Lnnrt office at wsi-itcenpy Kansas Notice is hereby given that the f.mowui.c-Haiacd IF W. C. T. U.

The following is the report of the meeting held at the residence of Mrs. Ruth Lemmon, July 7, 1887: Devotional exercises consisting of the reading of the 10th Psalm and fervent prayer for the success of tho work were conducted by Rev. Place. Committees reported not ready to report. On motion, a committee consisting of Mesdames Copcland, Haekett and Lamed were appointed to wait upon the mayor and county attorney with a petition for tho enforcement of the law against Sabbath desecration and illegal liquor trafic iu Scott City.

On motion a vote of thanks were tendered Rev. Place for his recognition and aid of tho work by attending the meeting and encouraging talk. On motion it we decided that gospel temperance meetings bo held monthly by ministers of the city who aro willing to cngngo in the work, tho initial meeting to bo held in tho M. E. church Sunday ovening, August 7, conducted by Hev.

Place. Adjourned to meet with Mrs. Lemmon August 3d nt 3 o'clock. Bottr-is, Sec pro tcn. Surveyor and Civil" Engineer.

II. P. Powers, surveyor and civil enginiar who makes a specialty of town site work has located here and offers his services to the public Orders will bo promptly attended to. scttier has hied notice ot his intention to inane tiiisi) iirooi iu support of his claim, and that said prooi'wii! be niruie before the clerk of the district court of Scott county, itr.ii. at Scott, Kansas, on September 1 Is-vT, Martin M.

Hazlett PDS. 1107 for tiienw i sec twp Cjnn He names the followiiij; witnessrs to prove ids conti-suoas uton, and cultivation of said land, viz: Louis Clrieh and jose)hus Muih-tmix, of oit county Kansas, Edwin Siniiftt ad ticorj-el-inkeuhimier of Finiicv countv, Ka.i. w. c. L.

Heard Kcclster. j3 fv i C. K. W. Notes.

A new August first, but no chnngo in trains at this point. The line i3 open to tho west lino of Scott county and tho passenger train leaves there east bound at 9:13 a. m. freight, 7:15 a. m.

daily except Sunday, Mr. E. n. Brown succeeds Mr. E.

E. Roberts as agent, tho latter having been transferred to Modoc which is now tho terminal station. Tho new depot is completed end will bo occupied tins week. W. E.

nawks, telegraph operator, hna been transferred to Topeka and is succeeded by N. A. Baldwin. Tha company ctock-yarda aro completed and ready lor but inoss. T.nnd Office, Wa-keeney kansas, July 30, 187.

is hereby given that the following named setTlur lias Bled notice of his intention to make final proof in sinport of claim and tint said irooi will be uiudc before the of Vie district court for iScott county Kansas at City kansas September U-j: viz: jesiah Ueitsch, 1. O. Scott kansas; II. K. 5.75, for the lie J4 sec 13 twp 18 wspm.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: William A. X. lloisinfctcn, Frank 11. Heisinston. kedash and Charles Diiienheck, ail of Scott I.

Scott county kaneas. 2 Vv. C. L. lizard, Register.

past 1'! CCiee, Wa-kecnry kansas "0, Notice is hereby iriven that lh fnilowiiig named settler lias filed notice of bis intention to make final pvoof in support, of bis claim and that said proof will be before the est tile district court for Scott county kansas, at Scott City kansas on September iu, viz: Viliiam of Seoit, Scott county Kansas, p. d. s. No. lfiK- for the 8'i tl.e i -1i p.rai the nxt'-i of tiie ut-'4 arvi the so' of the uw-U of see iv.

He ii'unes Uie fallowing witnesses prove his eoiiiiiiiions residence rti-oa and cultivation of land, Duke lioach mVke. S. Roach Browcr and Feed Martin, all of SeoU katHiiti. a C. h.

rarrt, Ko-i dcr. On Monday, August 8, at 2 o'clock p. a meeting will be held at Modoo to consider tho building of a school house. Everyone interested is requested to be present and voico their sentiments on the matter. T.

L. Neighbor's barn ia commencing to ar.sume chape. They havo the frame up and it is so large thsit it nearly covers a half block of ground. We hope when it is completed he will receive the patronage ho deserves. Wrft fc Wright signed a loose cf two years on tbo building occupied by thorn and Cha3.

Dong 'will immediately coinmcnco tho budding of an ad SCOTT, KAim W. E. Erehm, Manager, For Sale by Keys Keys. Two quarters 2 miles from Scott. One quarter 3 miles from Pence.

One quarter 2 miles from Scott. One quarter 9 miles from Scott. One quarter 1Z miles from Modoc. A half section 0 miles from Bcott. llomestoad relinqriehinejit, 3 roiloe from Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby friven that tbo firm doing a re tan rant bueinasa tmdor tiio firm name of Saniord Mioxsell has this day (Aususl 1, 1S37.) been tiisolvo-l by tivaturJ cciiscnt. N. SaaforJ will ccn- ainosa 32a.oe S3a.op, Tho wrecker came cut Monday and tir.tie tiio buein-ess. Kaxi make i cleaned up the wreck near tho A' 1 some of tho beet bargains city dition which when completed will i f-0 fed rv.tiTii scott kav IIokac? wi i--jjFy cm he had fit TCpy Tf rx..