Ravanna Record from Ravanna, Kansas • 5

Record. ft Hon. W. M. Speck is expected homo Monday.

Norman Taikcr accompanied the body of Clarence Tarker as far as Dodge City, Tuesday. Frank W. Duna returned from his visit to Ohio yesterday. lie reports plenty of raud in the east Ofictil Paper of Garfield Co. rUBLIHIIKI) KVKRY FRIDAY.

The Pioneer Store of Garfield Thos. A. Davics, Tulllibcr. 4u.ee PER ANNUM, CASH IN ADVANCE. Chas.

WoJters has returned from Kingman County and 1s living on his farm in Michigan Township. FRIDAY, MARCH 1,1889. Catered at the punt wfn nt Unvniuia, Kansas, a miid-clrtiw mutter. C. and Jno.

Bull returned from the east Wednesday. Mr. Sale visited Missouri during his absence. Will Benton writes from Emery, Illinois, that they are faring finely there but he prefers western Kansas to 111 TlttJ the East. Asocial dance at the Grand Cen tral Wednesday evening was attended by a large number of young people.

They report a pleasant time. TIME CARD A. T. ft S. P.

R. R. At Cimarron. no I California Et going west V'Atwi. .1 Off r.

No Mex Ariz Ki going west leave. 1 A. M. So 41 Local Frolght uoing west leaves.7:83 a. m.

A cumber of friends helped Mr. JOHN BULL Co, Proprietors. Carry a Complete Line of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots Shoes, Hats Gaps, Notions, and Everything nsually found in a first-class General Store. You are cordially invited to call and examine our stock and io Atlantic hx going east r. 4 New York Ex Ruing cant lcaws.ll 39 v.

io 42 Local frt-Jjflit fioiiur east leaves. .4:40 p. TIMS CARD C. K. W.

R. R. At Oighton. Going east leaves ......1:17 p.m. Going west loaves 2:37 p.

M. G. O. Brewster celebrate his forty-first birthday Monday evening at his residence in Michigan Tp. All report a pleasant time.

Rev. Myers, formerly pastor of the M.E. church at this city, but now of Ravanna Garfield county, was visiting in our city the fore part of the week. Ness City Sentinel. G.

M. Magili has established a paper at Walsenburg, Colorado, the first fasnA rf wTifoh xrlll mnVn Its nnnonrnnpA Rock Iilmod at Dodge City, No. 21 Arrives at Dodce Cltv S.27 a. Ko. 33 Luvs UikI 'c City fl.oo fco.

S3 Arrives iSodjr. City tt.S0 p. in, Ko. 24 Leaves Dodge City 3.55 p. COUNTY OFFICERS.

Representative War. M. Speck this week. The people of Walsenburg get OUr pHCeS DOlOre purchasing. Co.

Clerk W. Herman Register of Frank W. DrNN Treasurer J. L. Bennett Clerk of Dist.

Court. W. Fulton Probate Judge J. E. T.

Kephart Sheriff W. II. Alleman are in iuck. Cimarron jacksonian. Presiding Elder George failed to reach Ravanna last Saturday, so that he did not preach here Sunday, but expects to occupy the pulpit at the M.

E. Church on Wednesday March 6th. Postmaster Enos has an entertaining communication in regard to the Surveyor Noah Ciienowetii County Attorney. G. Hogan Supt.

Public L. "Ramsel Comrois'er 1st II. Winters 44 2d Dist CnAs. T. Sale 3d W.

S. Rader HAEPEE SALE, post office in this issue of the Record. Coroner David B. Huffman Those who expect to get the office Notice for Publication. Land QRlce at Garden City, Kans.

Jan. 18, Notice Is hereby Riven that the followlnp-nara-ed suttlur litis (lied notice of tils intention to make flnal proof in support of his claim, ami that Siild proof will bo made before Probate Judue of Garfield Kans. at Ravanna, on Rich. 13 viz: Marshall W. lioyd for his lots 1 and 2 Sue.

3 Township 23 Range 28 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land Daniel Slilsler, Solomen De Weber, J. A. Keelor, T. E.

Miller, all of Ravanna, Garfield Co. Kans. 29-31 C. F. M.

Niles, Register. should begin circulating their petitions by noon, March 4th. IOCAL I HAPPENINGS. The Ladies Social Circle will give an oyster supper in the south room of -High five is all the rage at Ravanna. the Cessna Block, beginning at 6:30 p.

REAL ESTATE AND David Goddard was in town yester on Friday March 8th. Supper con day. sists of fresh and cove oysters, pie, Ask Bricker if he was lost Monday cake and coffee. By order of night. Committee.

Roe.C. Orndorff, of the Jetmore II. J. Ilnnt returned from Topeka yesterday. Reveille, has entered the ministry and Rev.

livers returned from Ness Notice for Publication. Land Office at Garden City Kans. Jan. 11 189. Notice is hereby clven 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 Probate Judge, at Ravanna, on Mch.

2, 189, viz: Samuel S. Gardner for the 6 Eli Bee. 27, Tp, 21, R2H. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation utj said land, viz: James Cross, J. P.

Cessna, 8. N. Nov, Samuel Woods, all of Ravanna, Kans. 2S33 C. F.

M. Riles, Register. City Tuesday. disposed of his paper to Prof. Miller, of that place.

Many of Ravanna's citizens are acquainted with Mr. Miller and will be pleased to learn of his re -V- W.D.Pratt expects to visits Ra vanna next week. all kinds of Job work call a turn to the Journalistic field. We wish him success. Negotlate Loans in Hodgeman, Finney and Lane Counties at Lowest Rates of Interest.

Buy and sell Relinquishments and Deeded Lands the Record office. Married. At Galena. Cherokee The Agra (Kansas) Graphic Is Notice for Publication. Land Office at Gardon City, Kans Jan.

21, 1889. Notlpfl In lierebv irivfin that tht? fnllnwlnif-nam among our late exchanges. Kansas, on Thursday, Feb. 21st 1889. Mr.

Frank Herman and Miss N. G. J. Tutttle has gone to Trinidad, A. Lichlyter.

ed settler has filed notice of his intention to Colorado, on a prospecting tour. make final oroof in suDUort of his aim and Mr. and Mrs. Herman arrived in Ra Satisfaction and Titles Guaranteed. that said Droof will be made before Register Attorney Hogan will attend DiS' or Receiver U.

S. Land Office at Garden City, vanna Saturday and in the evening were tendered a rousing, healthy sere Kans. on Mch 14th, 1889, viz: John S. lvnce(D. rvaun uii tun jooi via.

uuiiii n. i trict Court at Kinsley, next week. for the NEW, Sec. 11, Twp 24 27 lie names tlio following Itnesscs to prove his Ravanna, Kansas. Office in Lumber Yard; -Dr.

G. P. Moore, formerly of Kal nade. The Record wishes them much happiness. continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Daniel K.Forbes, John C.

Ketter-man, M. Kaylor, Charles G. Colwill, all of Kal- vesta, sends for the Record from Ma II. J. Hunt, C.

T. Sale and John pleton, Kansas. vesia, r. u. uarneia to.

jvs. 294 C. F. M. Niles, Register.

Bull; three irrepressible Ravanna rus R. D. Clampett, a knight of the grip from Atchison, was interviewing tlers, were registered at the Merchants' Tuesday evening. They left on the our grocerynien yesterday. THE KANSAS CITY TIMES.

night passenger for Topeka, where L. Odom and II. B. Terhune of they go to woik for the Rush bill and Nonchalanta, were in town look after rosy Ravanna's interests in trading with some of our citizens. Mrs.

J. M. Frazee, Proprietor. county seat matters. Cimarron The body of Clarence Parker was removed from the Ravanna cemetery -About two years ago a colored cor- To "hi "Rno vr -nor Trroolr Monday and shipped to Virginia.

nfit hand was nnnminA In tpf, cmH vw, $3.00 20 cents John Duncan and Otis Parker have named Foot's band, after a popular Table Board, "Per meal, been freighting from Dighton the past week. They had their faces auite bad at home but in an evil hour they took ly frosted. it into their heads to entertain the Cohn BuildingMason Ravanna, Kans. -The Oklahoma fever has ebated considerable of late. Oklahoma, from unsucessful, and the band broke up in THE GREAT DOLLAR WEEKLY.

Remember the Place present appearances is a long way from this: city the other day. Salina Repub being opened. lican. An account of the burning of Geo. An editor in an Illinois town lay W.

Crane and Co's. large printing house dying; the doctor placed his ear to the heroic patient's heart and exclaimed: at Topeka will be found upon the to side of the Record. Eagle House Stable, "Poor fellow circulation almost The editor raised himself and gasped Miss Josie Gilfillen and Geo. Deal "Tis false! We have the largest circu Thb Kansas Citt Weekly Times is read by more people in tiio West tliau any other paper published. Why? Because it better represents the Croat West than any other paper.

It la the leader in the Oklahoma movement and iu everything that benefits the West. It is the lurgest weekly newspaper published iu the wrld, being 12 pages, 34 columns every isauo, for only onu dollas a year. WEvery Western man should toko Thb Times. Send postal card for loduoemonts to subscribers. THE TIMES, Kansas City, Mo.

visited Garden City Wednesday. Miss lation of any paper in the countv." Gilfillen filed upon a homestead, located He then then sank back in the arms of northwest of Ravanna. naa occasion wis weeK to no death perfectly satisfied. The good dfe in peace. tice Hon.

E. G. Hogan's library. He Kansas, the land of sunshine, corn. has one of the most complete collect ions of books In this section of Kansas.

cattle, schools, churches, health, society and had in 1888 -REMEMBER that the cash is waiting to be paid on good loans 000 bushels of corn, 17,000,000 bushels of wheat, 2,361,480 cattle and 1,500,009 EFlno accommodations for Horses and Rates reasonable. Good livery Hence if you want MONET on short swine besides 9,000 Bchools, 6,000 notice call on IRVINE CESSNA. rigs for hire. Give me a call. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Miss Jennie Johnson entertained a churches, 8,600 miles of railway, people, and room, sunshine, opportunities and sunflowers for; as many number of young people at her home Monday evening. Music and various more of the same class who like her style and choose to come. Winfield Cour plays occupied the time until a late PIEST NATIONAL BANK, hour. i ier. Pi The M.

E. Sunday School expects Last week we unintentionally to give the children an entertainment omitted to mention the fact that trm 4-s ws-vsvnr tlAA a. a i wm uu U11C lilllll 1,11. I I rllnn JK Jf 4- I 1 1 CakA and lymrl will fco UD10n 01 G-ARDEN CITY, KANSAS. A Strong Institution.

Does a General Banking Business. tendered the children a grand picnic dinner and taffy nulling in Tinik TTnii -Hon. T. A. Milton started Tuesday Saturday, Feb.

16th. The children are con noon for a short visit to his old home still talking about the- trood time thev Liability Of Stockholders. IT in West Virginia. Mr. Milton is one enjoyed and as a plate of very fine cake of Gariield county's most brilliant le- reached the sanctum of th CJIAS.

E. NILE8, President. J. A. PATTON, Cashier.

gal lights and for a young man, has a we feel like'joining in givine the ladies It has permanently cured thousands of cases pronounced by doctors hopeless. If you have premonitory symptoms, such as Cough, Difficulty of Breathing, Ac, don't delay, but uno PISO'S CURE for CONSUMPTION immediately. By Druggists. very bright future. We wish him a plenty of credit for thalr ai in fhA Directors Chas.

E. Niles, Andrew Sabine, Jacob V. Carter, M. Niles, pleasant trip. good work.

Joseph P. Coverdale.