Ford Gazette from Ford, Kansas • 3

Piesittanl Elect and Mrs. Harrison. Quality Ridgo. in: Gazette. "JvjJiTiir i Tho ico harvest will bo rather slim Tho deinnnd for the portraits of this year.

There has not been as much water COMPARISONS T0 COMPARE! iIDAY. JANUARY 25, 1880. if)' i nr Al RRFVITIFQ on tho prairio for threo winters past as nt present. Wheat and ryo never lookod better rt this tinio of tho year thau it docs the best Wind mills, sco -an Co. ut present.

i I'! I II Mrs. Ora Nagemim is visiting her T'The K. N. havo layed off Tho following is a part of tho work accomplished by Itev. II.

Strain on this circuit tho past year: Traveled 2,9 15 miles, spent Ii5 days In revival services, preachod 129 sermonc, held 53 class and prayer meetings; received into tho church, from probation, 11; on probation, 53; by letter, 17; children by baptism, 11; total, dismissed by letter, 13, and expelled 1. Tho present membership of tho circuit is as follows: Full members, 93; probationers, 55; children, 11; total, 1G2 a gain of 70. Mr. Strain baptised 33 adults and 14 children; held 11 trustee's and other business meetings, and 4 meetings of Sunday pchool boards. The organization of the co-operative 1 14 1 ll (icnorul ami Mrs.

Harrison Is unprecedented, Tho two very fine etched portrait, on ono plate, i(i22 of General and Mrs, Harrison, published at the homo of thn president, by M. It. Hyman, publisherof tho Indianapolis Herald, aro meeting with especially largo sales. Agents aro wanted in every town In tho union. Send 2j cents for sample portraits and terms to agents, to fll.

Hv.man. Indianapolis, Iud. Interesting to Horso Owners. A mnrvclotn Discovery, Dr.ChccinTe Eleo-tilo Rpuvlii furo positively runiovoa llimu Hpiivin. lilnvtiono, Hiillnt, or Curb In "i hours without piiln or Injury.

I'rlto, fJ.oo, Initio liottli fl.oo. Illiihtriitcil tirciiliirH mill tin tliiinnliils Kent on receipt of a cent Htttinp. NICHOLS IWI Hroadwtiy, New York. ibout nil their section men. il'l tf.

Mil il ll! What nro you. going to do about i that salt well, citizens of Ford hl. I'l tj.it Bncklin has been trying to get up i iiii; i It I. fill AW ll -J 'l F1KST-CLASS JOB WW. mmmmm Www parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. b. Pendleton, this week. U.ir Nimrods keep tho wolves stirring around pretty lively.

Lewis Pendleton killed a wild goose last week that measured six feet from tip to tip of wings. There will bo a general wolf drive in township 28-22 on Saturday, January 2Glh. The start will be made at 9 o'clock a. in. near Bonnet Campbell's.

Lewis Pendleton started to school at Ford on Wednesday. Some crazy people from tho llidge attended the crazy supper ut Bncklin Tuesday night. They enjoyed the supper and entertainment. Both were excellent. Kid.

Jifi. Catarrh Cured by Electricity. CATAitmt can ho easily, quickly, ploiinntly ditch company in Pleasant Valley township has been perfected and the following officers elected: President, 1 M. JXHr HATFIELD SMITH, their Increasing stock and BIG BARGAINS offered; arc ABLE to ontscll all Competitors in nnd lustliiirly cured ly tho Ittuutrlu It J. W.

Sidlow; secretary, C. 13. Arge- clown the luud, swiftens tho breiitli, and cures en mill in till till its admen. ThoJnr will eurC- tho worst nervous licuduc'ic In from ono to threo nilutttos. No wnltittjr for results; this novel nnd truo curiitivo shows its won biight, and treasurer, Luther Cutter-man.

Tho capital stock of the com Quickly Executed At the GAZETTE Office, pany is fixed at divided into Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions Drugs, Boots, Shoes, Hats, k. Valley Corners. shares of $100. Each share is sufficient to Secure water free, provided the assessments are kept up. It is a jrand movement for the farmers in Pleasant Valley to inaugurate and derful power Instantly, nnd (fives unlvernl satisfaction, as cures by Nature's lleniedy nro pcrnmnont.

Catarrh, a common and dutiifcrous mtilnily, when chronics Is lliil.lo to consume the frontal boned of the skull, destroy tho eartllatres of tho nose, and underrotno imd blight every function imd faculty of Its victim. The breath Is offensive, the mmiiory, the reasoning powers, slight, hearing, and senses of taste and smell arc itnjmrcd; the digestive and assimilative functions boemi disordered, and consumption ensues. Tho Jl Electric Jar will eradicate catariuh nnd prevent thesecvlls. A fort uno for aircnts. kinds of Elect lie floods address jyi.BTCUKit FijKtcmku, Cleveland, O.

one in which they will have no dread of tho taxation of water. It! Charles Pahkeh. Bowers Parker Bowers' LIVERY, FEED and SALE J. JlcCollistcf writes us from Iowa diimm C. II.

Lawrence that ho will be hero in a few weeks to solicit orders for fruit and forest trees. The trees that he sold hero last year, so far as we have been able to learn, are growing nicaly whore they had any care. There is one thing certain, that Mr. MeCollistcr never misrepresents trees in order to sell a bill, and these who wish to purchase trees, shrubs, should reserve their order for him. Ball Programs, listers, Cards, AG NTS FOR THE BEST nn interest lu the the sugar mill business.

An effort has been made in Spcarc-viilo to organize a sugar mill company. A Christian Endeavor Society has been organized in this city. A capital move. It will soon be time to commence getting garden seed and trees for epring planting. L.

A. Palmer has rented the bank building and will use it for a residence and office. Don't bo cheated by buying inferior wind mills whan you can get the best of L. Doan Co. II.

B. Mclvcan is working hard in order to get township affairs working in a legal manner. Geo. P. Bryant was up to the town where coal was recently found in abundance, on Wednesday.

F. F. Bowman, formerly of ltush-villo precinct, this county, is now located in San Francisco, California. The Gazette pays him weekly visits. An exchange says the shape and placing of the teeth are not without their significance in the character given by the mouth.

When the upper gum siiowi above the teeth directly the lips are opened, it is a sign of a cold and phlegmatic nature. Short, small teeth are held by the physiognomists t3 denote weakness and short life, while rather long teeth, if evenly feet in the head, denote long life. The more the teeth in point, size, shape and arrangement approach to those of carnivorous animals, the more violent are the animal instincts in a person; while the more human teeth in shape and position approach to those of the herbivorous animals, the moreplac id is the character. While medium sized and evenly set teeth, which arc Been as soon as the mouth is open, but. which are entirely exposed, that is.

which do not at any time show the gums, are a sign of good and honest Matures. Projecting -teeth show rapacity; small, retreating teeth, which we rarely seen except in laughing, show weakness and want of physical and moral courage. The lower teeth projecting and closing over the upper range, arc indicative of a harsh nature. -TZ3IE- BP Tl Miss Ida Chaplin, wo nro glad to uote, is well anil going to school. Mrs.

F. Smith is improving slowly- Miss Annie Snook was tho guest of M'us Carrie Brink last Tuesday night. Miss Edith Hubbard was the guest of Mies Anna Snook last Wednesday night. F. S.

Smith took a load of chickens to Dodge City last Wednesday. We are pleased to note the progress the pupils are making under tho instructions of Mis3 Hail in Grand-view school. F. S. Smith has traded for a yoke of work oxen.

The people, young and old, met at the Grandvicw school house last Wednesday night and organized a debating and literary society. The following are the officers: President, J. A. Snook; ice-president, Ora Meliii; secretary, Miss Matlio Hall; treasurer, C. E.

Brink; critic Miss Ida Chaplin. The society will meet on Monday nights. I. X. L.

Sod House Ridge. Cool but pleasant, Several young ladies and gentle men from Ford attended the literary last Friday night. The literary society in district No. CO is flourishing and the attendance large. Jud Ilawes lost a valuable horse last week.

Mrs. J. M. Vance. Mrs.

Al. Clark and Mrs. Fannie llagernan were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wright, of Ford, Thursday.

Mrs. Ora llagernan gave a social party last Saturday evening in honor of her 21st birthday. Quite a uum-ber of her young friends were present. Piatt. ft TJ.

jA' -W -I III' 'i The Kinsley mill men failed to move (heir machinery to this place as they contracted, and arrangements have been made with the company operating the Aililand mill to move it hero. Rival towns tried to head Ford off in the movement, but the beautiful spot near tlio mouth of the Mulberry came out victorious. And this is not the first lime on record that it surged to the front. 11 iS, vi "it jfeJE Gasoline Stove IN TUB MARKET. WANTS of GUSTOMRSS PROMPTlyY AWijNDijD TO.

II Tfee Flaiblc Wheel Wind Mill The Ford school board have made a verbal contract with C. O. Mcsscr-ley and Miss Emma Page to teach the spring term of the city schools. This action shows good judgment on the part of the board. The present teachers have given good satisfaction and are residents of the city, thoroughly interested in the welfare of Ford, botli educationally and financially.

A. FIIED A. IySjMBKEj DEALERS I3ST 5 bin i Vi-l Manufacturft'd. Can (irteluate tho sliced of wheel as low as 1H strokes per minute in strony winds. We use only dill'i rent pieces in tho entire construction of ho iron work.

Our Mill ciiunot bn equalled for simplicity, power, and iniuK' piiueijiUis. we mHiiulactiiro Tanus, Pumps, aad Win-i Mill SiiDplies of every description. Kcliiil'lo intents wanted In unoccupied territory. Address IA B. Stearns Hi The farmers living southeast of Ford wish to communicate to tho young gentlemen who lire making it a practice of soiling out fires for purpose of mischief, that they are in the 0 habit of rising early and keep a general watch for just such rascals as the and Queensware.

COTJTTi-r IISOIDTJCE 3ba S. A. KUSHVIi.LE, Send lor above. A word to Hie wise is usually enough, so young Men just look a lit Celebrated Gardens. The celebrated "Hanging Gardens of Babylon" were within the precincts of the palace called -'The Admiration of Mankind." They consisted of gardens of trees and flowers on the topmost of a series of arches 73 feet high and built in the form of a square, each side of which measured 400 Greek feet.

The city of Babylon, with its famous gardens, was razed to its foundation, (100 B. C. Two Thousand, Five Hundred and Seventy -nine yeai'3 later we find the celebrated gardens of James Vick in Rochester, New York. For description, catalogue if seeds, advice how to obtain free a copy of Vick's Floral Guide and also also of the famous new rose, called "Vick's Caprice," address, James Vick, Seedsmen, Rochester, N. Y.

OUT, Off zxvmu tle out. Tulle about the corn crop being a You Should Buy The AMERICAN CHAMPION fuiluie in this county when it is a fact that corn is being burned for fuel in this township. Come to the great 3ctJ33XIO Profer Decker Bon's Tlanoa because they nio matchless In brilliancy, swcctr.cas, power, and their capacity lo outlast any other make of 1'lanon. CATALOGUE AHD TmcTLisFOri APPLICATION. FACTORY AND WARE ROOMS, 1550 Third Nsv York City, A Topeka dispatch in the Hutchinson News says: "Hon.

II. M. Wright and D. 51. Frost, of Dodge City, have been in the capital during the week Dodge City's contingent in the third house is somowhat menacing to that august body now since Frank Apper son has announced himself as candidate for chaplain, D.

M. Frost as janitor and Bob Wright as janitor's page, and the balance of the great Arkansas valley propose taking step3 to stop Uiis native greed of the Dodge City fellows." corn belt of the world and be happy. Frank E. Ford was brought to Dode City on Monday from Chicago SHERIFF'S SALE. to stand trial for some crookedness transacted while he ran a bank in this city.

Since the farmers' meetings have been inaugurated, much interest is being taken in agricultural topics and STATE OF KANSAS, I Fdltu Coi'NTV, (' Jiunes S. I'enillefon, vs. David H. Illiinb. By virtue of an order oi sule to mo directed nnd delivered.

Issued out of the ltfth Judicial Ulstrlet Court of the Statu of Kansas, in and for Ford county. In said Stnte. I will, on Saturday. February IJtiii A. I).

IW, at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m. of said day, at tiie west Court House door In Ity. hi the county ami State ntfrr id public sale arid sell to the highest bidder, for ch In bend, all tho rijfht. title and int oest of aljovc named delendant anil to tho described real to-w It: noitiiwowt one-fourth tU of section number eljrht isi In township number tweiity-oluht CAi soutli of raiiiro number tweniy-to lUii wert el' the fth principal meredian, nnd situate lu Ford comity, Kansas.

Paid property levied nn and a -praised, and to be sold the projs.ny of Lie above named defendant. H. II. EE Sheriff's office, Dec. 2H, riH.

the following from an exchange will no doubt be greedily devoured: Hot Beds Every farmer should at this season of the year prepare for himself a hot bed. It can be nrovid- 1. TWaoBoitTvlli hnild new and old roads at A javing ut Jii per cent, ut tlio oot by the old nivthoti. e. it the beat to HAVE, and the best la always 3.

It is fully protects by many patents, and Its leglih nmcvlf di: pntfi. 1. fitri-aiifca it is built thornurrhly on prientlflp lu irusbed frame luruiohing thv uoceary rigidity. 5. It is mostendiirinir and hi tho prpfttft rnpafity.

ft. It tioniuuiw fi(-oli adjustmeut with a uvular adjiut-Dit-nt (wtiicli ti'i otlitri'iirty van liwfuliy xsvt. 7. Our hrtnd-whi-eUa -U iMdul-brRkoHarethnoniPafa HltiiiK device (which nu other iiurty ran lawfully ut. H.

sprhir (which otbor rrty can lawfully uhc jiikuB fisutmtion in fur a buy. 8. The iiuiff hind axle rivtt a wiuer tread audeonMW qttc-ntly a Ha ndier niotinii than can otherwise lie ob taiiifd, and by mean of ltn diifervut atljutinent we hold the buu'hiuu tu lis work aj.d prevent all tide lii.Th pofdtlon of tie operator comfortable snd ht has no nml tu leave lit- notation etl efv any chan; aii tts or otntsr aajututaub iTSwrairl'M'U. acent or nend (it onre is for fim Urinlurtualiuu. HOAD OHAIjEKS, UITOliEK.3, LIU umm nam C3, ed at very little expencc, and having once uied it, no well regulated tiller of the soil will ever be without chip The cheapest and most effective way Trustee II.

B. McKeJn has divided Ford township into two road districts. District No. 2 is four by twelve mile off the south ends of townships 28-22 and 28-23, and No. 1 all the remainder of the above townships and all of township 27-23 south of the Arkansas river.

Mr. McKean has appointed W. B. Gross road overseer of district No. 2.

Sara'l Jack, being elected for the entire township last fall, will serve as overseer in district No. 1. A farmers' association has been organized in Pleasant Valley township with the following officers: President, J. F. McDaniels; vice-president, C.

II. Well; secretary, Henry Mat-kins; assistant secretary, J. G.McMil-len; treasurer, E. O. HornecKcr The regular meetings are on the second Tuesday of each month at Pleasant Valley and on the fourth Tuesday of each month at Fonda, MiitWfi Ut PtatUmA, AN (1TV, Mo.

ol obtaining one is to send your wife to bed about half an hour before retiring yourself. Calves. During the cold weather, and especially while the ground is C. J. Wilson, Geo.

F. Bryant, Agent. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, and General Merchandise. GOOD GOODS, AND ONE PRICE TO ALL Highest price paid for Country produce. PIONEER IyAJND OFFICE I J.

M. BURSON, Land, Loan and Insurance Agent, Money Loaned on Easy Terms al Low Rate of Interest. WILL BUY Oil SELL LANDS! Have a largo list of lamls for sale or trailo. Will exchange Eastern lands for fauns in Fortl ami atljitiniiij; founlics. Call and tee them before purchasing.

First door north of I'ostollice, Ford, Kansas. THE EAST SIDE Livery Stable, Miller Si lories, Proprietors, A Journal (or the Farmer. The Western published at Chicago by Milton George, a practical Western farmer, is the largest farm, family and reform journal published in the United States. It has proficiently edited departments for every branch of farming, and a faithful record of every step of progress that is being made in agriculture. It indulges in no theories, hut deah only in plain, practical facts and methods that will aid the farmer in making the farm more profitable.

A large part of its matter is composed of practical questions asked by farmers and answered by practical men. It answers all questions and prescribes for sick animals free of charge. It exposes nil swindlers who seek to prey upon the farming community, and admits to its advertising columns none but reliable advertisements. For thirteen years it has been an unflinching champion of the farmer in his conflict with the rings and monopolies that have been robbing him. It started the Farmers Alliance and is tiie friend of all arganizations that are for the farming com unit-.

It was the Erst journal to agitate the question of government supervision of railroads and the first to demand legislation to protect the dairy from the unscrupulous liogus butter manufacturers. In a word, it is a paper for the farmer, his wife nnd children, for the man who beleives in justice between class and class nnd for all who believe that a pure, practical farm literature an I a lvoo.ile of farm eiV rights should be encouraged. Write George, editor and pub lisher, Chicago, 111, for sample copy. Important to Ladies. A reliable vcm.in witntcd tolntrediifFiiirrct to the l-il In thin count v.

Dr. JOB mi A SPECALITY. All Work Guaranteed. BIG APPLES arc (rrown from our trees. The largest stock of Forrest Trees for Timber Claims in tho world, "rfi acres in Nursery Stock.

All kinds or new and old Frulr. For-sr. OrimmenTiil Trts-s and Scrubs. fili TTTX I'ruiu at vl haul times pi lees. A aier devoted to Fruit xrnwiiix 3AI 1 yeartoull who Imytlmj worth 1 oi stock.

Tret-sand imits by mall aspeetnity. Our Nurseries are loon ted within Ml mile ol the centre ol the V. 8., tad our sldppliut la-cHlties Hre unexcelled. i1T Send at ouee tor a Price T.ist to CAlU'h-N'J'FK GAGE, Falibury, WE OFFER YOU WEALTH Ty plvimr you the current information necessary to imellbreiitly mille your means. I'oja Q-'i-Co THE KANSAS CITY WKKKLY JOlltNAL A fc4-cclumn paper, complete in every feature -eessary to muke it tir.t-class, can be had for i-OD PiK YEiUi.

'Iiio who have received this valuable pnier duritur the campaign ncisl no introduction. To all others We try it. Hand your to the pulillsiier of this paper and he wiil forward same tu us. JoUfiNAL Kakkas Citv, ilo. J.

51. Burson was riding a fractious horse last Saturday, which cam 3 very near being the moaua of fracturing Persons nisliiiit'stiraiiU'g on buiM-int can lcavo worl nt l'libtollice or with Gnrson, Shaw Co. covered witn snow, special care should be taken of the cdves and protection afforded thein from the inclemency of the weather. Woolen sm ks or stockings afford the best protection or in case of severe weather legging mav bc used to advantage. Fekd Corx.

Farmers should select their seed corn early and preserve only the best variety. This is a matter of great importance, to which too little attention has been given in the past. The best variety i obtained by wearing Iwots or shoes one-half size too small. If persistently pie-sisted in this will insure a good com crop which will thrive even if no water is applied to the soil on which they grow. To Owners of Dogs You are hereby notified to call on N.

J. Smith, city treasurer, and p.iy dog tax for ensuing year, as all dogs running at largo ii city of Ford after February 1st, l.D, for wjichtax has not been p.ud, will bs taken up and killed By order of the F. 1. M. Kixlev, Marshal.

his le-. Tho horse threw him off and Mr. B. has been using crutches as a means of locomotion ever since. Owing to Roy.

Strain's departure, the Ford and Fpcareville circuits have been consolidated for the time and ltev. Crouch will Gill the former minister' appointments. Oun Big Bargain Station- ERY PACKAGR mufitlrts WrlMn )'r'r, cn-vrinic, hulilrr. It ail prn-. II.

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fclAMil KLl. A M. Livis Mo cbraK-d Spiral Pprinir Clasp Corsets (toillffer- The regular qnartrly examination "ttv'. no inure crtiii vtc-cH: warranhM Uiilinnkxlile ur monry refunded. The pirates-! Invention of the Jim out.

BflU'on rUH. No exrlcnco tS.oo outfit of applicants for teacher' certificates will take place to-morrow in the office of the county superintendent at Dodge fit v. To found In fhe a Irfuiitiftil phth Imii.llti I Satii)lf MH-kav CniilKl.ilnv the alnv ur- I llcl. s. j.t In mail, p.

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Mcmi'hK Tetia. ire, bona lo cent xj.tmnj for ramplewid Ii-nn O. D. ICHOLS 4 6 lirr.it.1- Fun Kansas, J.hl 1 1, lSSi). 1.