Veteran Sentinel du lieu suivant : Johnson City, Kansas • 5

tfxnt lI'Mltiiiuiu Ness coiinll TliiMMiulnri il lr. MtiM'iii, lnn. Hi train fo Clilciuo. Hu will rem a week with a Veteran sentinel tu rn. FRIDAY, MAY 1886, Southern Stage Line.

J. H. OKEY, Proprietor. Am now running a through Stage Line south from Syracuse, and am prepared to aeecommodate the traveling public with quick and comfortable conveyance to and from the following points, DA IL to SYRACUSE. Hamilton Coimtv, EDWIN, Stanton Co-inty.

WKST HAVEN, Stanton fount v. VETERAN', Stanton County SUNSET CITY. corpn of sim eyor and will commence the pi film i miry mirw jv. If the aid njkeil Isvol'-d si. morally wr i ft In of liuviiiir a eoinpetliiif lir i.frH'Iroail in here tieforc el' a vtiiittiHiln devoutly to wlhhed fur by in wlmlo of southwest ftanwi.

Alri j.ly. hIiick rumors have liecn tlylnir about new mIlro.i1lii south-western KaeiiiiK, It ha liir.i koikI fruit, as will to wen by tl'O 30 j'or tv-nt reduction of frelvht raief. by the Sunt Fe. Keep th hall rolling mi4. It will not ho inun inoijlif till have freight rates thai wil rt compciiec us ten foM fur the ct of the roH.l." Julnctlr Uon: fUO per ycnr n.lvnncc Liiteird hi nost-oaipo at Vci run.

Kn. iuu H'lmittfit l.ir tnip.ii'i'ii tbiMUtrit tlu Hi'conu vlin" inancr. SENTimiL PASS-W02DS. PERSONAL. THE ENGLISH -TT ma p-f urJnfci Bate mL istm aJn.J LaNJ I) AX LA'S OLD STAND.

I am prepared to furnish menls at nil Hours, and in firss-class shape. I have als a large 6tock of FRUITANDOONFECTIOIERY. Anna Everett. East Man Street, Opposite Post olSce, Syracuse, Kansas. l'hcie lug inter t.iU'ii in (hi! Mih'fif organizing a bund here.

tlu re anyone in this vicinity who can play the Hat liorii. he will ph-iiM" titnke known tho fact. It it bund orgiutt.i'd here it would re-cieve (onidi'nil'i aid from member of the town company and o.ir busincos men. Letuhavoft hand. 0.

E. Cochran, the City watch maker and Jewel ha opened up a branch establishment at Syracuse, witn Mr. Fred Wilms, a skilful jeweler and a pleasant gentleman. In charge. They occupy part of K.

P. Barber's store, and will soon have on a Inrge Mock of jewelry, watches and clocks. Repairing neatly and skilfully executed. They warrant their work for one year. Give them a call when needing anything in their line.

During the temporary disability of our public we'll the past few days our people have been going to Kile's runeh for water, about seven miles northeast on tho Kendall road. Mr. Kile has a fine well of water, and a nice claim, which is being nicely improved. He has a sung liitle house, in whieh he does tho bachelor act to perfection. The Veteran people are under many obligations to Mr.

Kilo for tho free use of his well and other courtesies. The road through the sandhills south of Syracuse has been fixed up in line shape. The Syracuse business men are deserving of tho large southern trade they enjoy on account of their cuter-prise in furuihing a free bridge over the Arkansas, and the large expense attendant upon the keeping up of the road through the hills. As soon as county mutters get a little more settled the county should buy the bridge for its own use. lion fruit now sells for 18 cents a Another fchowcr Monday night, and to we boom.

Subscribe for the Sextixel and send it away to friends. Quick Quick now have a sign neatly planted in front of their oifice. For Nebraska Pony Rod plows jo to Willis Brothers, Syracuse, Kansas. The town cistern now being dug is to to ten feet deep and twenty feet in diameter. The Frisco hack lino have built a stable at Mitchell's ranch and will hereafter change horses there.

The young folks met at Mr. W. R. McDonald's Tuesday night aud practiced singing. A pleasant evening was spent, which was enjoyed by all.

The nature of our soil is such that small fruits can surely be raised hero in abundance. Grapes would grow luxuriantly here, as well as strawberries and raspberries. NEW LUMBER YARD! L. CREPS, Proprietor Lumber, Lumber, Shingles, Doors. Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, Posts, Etc.

Syracuse, Kansas. Mr. Will (juick was up at Syraoue Ifl't Saturday. Miss Addie Knnpp arrived yesterday on the O. K.

hack. Darker, tho livery man of Syracuse, was in the city Thursday lat. Miss Davenport, a sister of Charlie Davenport, arrived Wednesday from Lcnhman, 1'enn. C. C.

Ilurd, of Ohio, made this oifice a pleasant call Wednesday. He will likely loeitte here. Burt Pottenger, traveling corrcspon-ent and solicitor for the Garden City Sentinel, fell into our den Wednesday. Call ngain Hurt. Ira Wilson, having a claim two and a half miles wet of Veteran, came in with his family Wednesday, and is now at hojiic.

lie has a nice claim. Mrs. J. L. Homing, who has been visiting the family of A.

T' Spottswood, of Richfield, passed through the city Mondaj- on her way to Wintield. Dr. L. S. Downs came down from Syracuse last Thursday night in attendance on Mr.

W. E. Crewdson, who was su fieri Dg from a severe attack of heart disease. Mr. Grayson, of Hartland, was here Monday repairing our well and windmill.

He put everything all O. and onee more we have an abundance of pure, soft water. L. E. Larmore arid P.

M. Daniels, of Istowe, Finney county, called on us Wednesday. Mr. Larmore, who has a line tree claim near Veteran, subscribed for this great expounder. E.

II. Miller, one of our fine granger boys, living southwest of town, came in and deposited the shekels for a copy of the Sentinel for himself, and sends one to his brother, James, of Doom Grove, for six mouths, besides sending away several sample copies to friends. Come thou and do likewise. Wm. C.

Knox, a capitalist, of Topeka, visited our beautiful city last Saturday. He predicts a wonderful future for Veteran, and was very much pleased with the location of our town. Mr. Knox being interested ia the welfare of the place and wishing to keep posted in regard to our prosperity, came in and ordered the Sentinel sent to his The cattlemen will begin their spring round up. next week.

They say they Olmstead Rose, Next week we expect to be able to announce to our readers the details of will take their cattle off from this range, as it is becoming too thickly settled for a grand consolidation whereby Veteran -DEALERS IS- their cattle to do well. can safely be regarded as the future J. r. Garduer, of Syracuse, will be county seat of old Stanton county. It is generally known that Edwin will be moved to this place.

This is true, and gin the at once the erection of a building 20x40 on lot 14, block 14, on Main street, opposite the Veteran Hotel. Veteran is building up rapidly. the moving will soon commence. The report that Veteran is to be moved is incorrect. Veteran town lots have mLuzci JLWVUa Ull JLV Lath, Sash, Doors, Blinds Builder's Hardware.

Give Us A Call. East Side of North Main Street, Syracuse Kansas. We notice that the soap weed lands between here and Edwin is being rapidly settled upon. It is said that this been withdrawn from the market until complete arrangeintnts under the rew d.nl haye been made. When again land contains the strongest soil, al though it does not look as well.

put on sale, a tremendous rush is anticipated. We will give more minute particulars at another time. There is a grand opening here for the establishment of a first-class hardware and agricultural implement store. Who The Johnson City Town company has purchased an interest in the city of Vet will be the lucky man to take advan tage of this golden opportunity? W. H.

Hitchcock Sons, Syracuse, Kansas, ARE NOW OPENING UP THE LARGEST LINE OF General Merchandise, The new well boring machine arrived Sunday, and the derrick was placed in position and work commenced on the eran in the exact center of Stanton county. It will be remembered that we mentioned the articles of incorporation of Johnson City town in this paper a few days ago and that it was uamed in honor of Col. A. S. Johnson, land commissioner of the A.

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The directors of both companies are among the live business of Kansas, and we can now look for its most wonderful developement that any new city in Western Kansas has had. The arrangements were made by the Veteran Town company, and I. W. Pack, president of the Johnsou City Town company of Topeka. Garden City Sentinel.

address for one year. Yesterday a Sentinel reporter noticed a quartet of enterprising gentlemen Hew well on Lincoln avenue, near Main Street. They have contracted with the town company for 00 cents a foot. And sq we boom. John Beatty was busy the first of the week printing some plats for the town-sue of Richfield, lie is now at the railroad letting the contract for the lumber for his house, 20x40, which he will build at once on Main street, near his brothers grocery store.

A. F. Fuller is buildiug a blacksmith shop on his lot on the torner of Grant Avenue and Cheftnut street. He has a full kit of tools, and will be prepared to do everything in the blacksmithing line. Mi Fuller hails from Mulvane, this state.

consisting of Messrs M. L. Robinson, W. R. McDonald, Maj.

M. Thompson and Capt. J. B. Nipp circulating among be real estate men of this city.

These gentlemen represent the Wiufield syn Iu the west at their new store, 2d north of the Railroad, on weet side of Main Street. Ou Stock of DEY GOODS AND CLOTHING Is Complete. We also carry a full Stock of choice Groceries and Provisions, And can supply all Demands, Call and see W. H. HITCHCOCK SONS, SYRACUSE, KAXSAS, Quick Quick, VETERAN, KANSAS, dicate, and are interested in Coronado, Richfield, Veteran and the Veteran ad dition to Kcudll, and also have a plat in Syracuse.

The writer remembers A Sure Thing. Under tho above heading the Garden City Irrigator gives the following detailed account of a proposed railroad with headquarters at that place. One branch of the road will pass thro' the southern portion of Hamilton Co. By so doing it will go through the center of old Stanton county and so make Veteran a point on its line. The extension of the Santa Fe west from Mur- these gentlemen as being personally identified with the upbuihiiug of south ern Kans-as, and their advent into this western country can not help but re sult in good for all who have cast their lot among us.

That they are shrewd business gentlemen their former success vane is also sure to pass through here. The building of these two roads will fully testify, they have ample capital, are industrious, enterprising business give us excellent railroad tacilities. The Irrigator says: an Mtrnm 'We mentioned last week the consolidation gentlemen, and will push their enterprise to the fullest extent. Garden City Sentinel. of the two railway companies that have been rapping- at the door of Garden City.

The new company is called the Kansas, Texas South The Veteran Sentinel come3 to us as an exchange. Will U. Jiiggins, the editor and proprietor, publishes a live paper that under his superior mauaga-ment will bring Veteran into notice and make it a city of commercial importance. Grant County Register, The town company are sinking a 12-inch well on Lincoln Avenue, a few yards east of Main street. J.

L. Browning, having a claim near town, is directing the work. This is only the beginning of a number of wells that the company intend putting down soon. The cellar has been dug and the lum ber is on the ground for the erection of Will C. Higgins' residence, on the corner of Lincoln Ave.

aud Chesnut street. The building will be 24x24. Walter Harris has the contract for building it. He also will build John Beatty's business house. western Kailway Co.

The charter was tiled Card of Thanks. last Saturu.iy. It makes Garden City the I desire to tender my most sincere thanks headquarters of the company. The directors LAND AGENTS, to the citizens of Veteran for kindnesses i-tended during my late sickness. W.

E. Creweson. are A. W. Stubbs, C.

J. Jones, J. P. CoverUale, A. II.

Burtis, E. A. Bagby, C. G. Larned and E.

C. Giosou. The amount of the capital 6tock is 13,500,000. The road will run from Concor dia, Cloud county, in a southwesterly direct ion to Garden City, Finney county; also from Locaie Settlers on Homestead and Pre-emption claims. Make Final Papers and Final Proof.

Ootain Homesteads for Soldiers by Power of Attorney. Buy or Sell School or Deeded Lands. Cultivate Tree Claims, Correspondence Solicited. Notice for Publication. Lando.Ticeat Garden City, April 29, 18SU.

Kui'ice 'is hereuy Kiveu tbit tne ioIIow-iug-naiued se.tier tus nled notice of his intention to make tinal prooi in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made belore the Kegicter or heoeirer, at Garden city, Kas. on June 24, JHhii, viz: tiarnaid C. Hauey, of Kendall P. Hamilton comity, who made pre-emption declaratory statement No. a point ou the boundary line between Kansas and Nebraska, near a point where it Is intersected bythe boundary line tietween the counties of Suiiih and Jewell, thence in a southerly direction until a connection is made with the line above mentioned; aud also continuing the line from Garden City In a southerly direction to a point' on the southern boundary line of the state; also from ajl x'or the ue qr of seo.

id, twp. oi raue 4i w. He names the following-witnesees to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation, ot said land, viz: Frank Woudruif. Jas. fierce, Isaac Ailtintten aud Jahew Uray, ail of Keudall P.

Hamilton Kas. C. M. A iiiES, 1-8 may 7 iteglster. I HAVE DDUBLED MY OF; DRUGS IN THE LAST TWO MONTH AND HAVE NOW ONE OF THE Most Complete Drug Stores in Wetern Kansas Notice for Publication.

Land office at Garden City, April 29, Notice Is hereby iriven that the following Seethe new advertisements in this issue of W. II. Hitchcock sons, J. W. Bishop and Hallock Stanton, of Syracuse.

They are all reliable, enterprising firms in their respective lines of business, and if you are in need of anything they have or represent, it will pay you to give them a call. Geo. II. Spease, has established a triweekly hack line between Kendall, Veteran and towns south of us. He drives nice comfortable hacks and good horses.

His hacks leave Kendall on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and returns alternate days. The Veteran office of tbw line is at the Veteran Hotel. Garden City in a southerly and soutueasterly direction to a point on the southern boundary line of Meade county; also from Garden City in a southerly and southwesterly course to the southern boundary of the state, The counties through which road will run are Cloud, Mitchell, Osborne, Rooks, Lincoln, Hut sill, Ellis, Trego, Rush, Site, Hodginaa, Lane, Finney, Stevens, Seward, Meade, Hamilton, Morton, Smith and Jewell. The esti-matecd length of the road is 475 miles. The petition for the election will be circulated at once and is so worded as to thoroughly guard the interests of the people and insure the construction of the road.

Monday morning Messrs. Leman and Miller, the Chicago capitalists, in company with C. J. Jones left for on overland trip to the K. P.

I Continue To Hold Out Inducements FOR THE PEOPLE OF GREELEY, STANTON AND KANSAS COUNTIES TO BUY DRUGS AT SYRACUSE. L. S. Downs. named settler had filed notice of his intention to make tinal p.oof in support or h.s claim, and that said proof will tie made beioie ilie Kejrister or Heueiver ai Garden City, on June 18), viz: YViiner E.

Beuneit, D. S. 3ii3, tor the se qr see. twp. a s.

rnnpe w. i Me names the lollowing- witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Hugh H. Diret, of La-kin, George W. Dirst, of Kendall, Kas. Albert W.

Nlxou, of Lakin, Kas. and Willis W. IMvine, of Hartland, Kas. C. F.

M. Nilks t-8-Tnay 7 Register. Speclsit notice to Marfie Thompson..