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Pratmssi "of tS Emi cf Court? free of coarse, both way, to county and Mm E. J. Stewart, siluiaa W.Huat, CommissionersJuly Beaakm, 1887. 17 17 J. Powell, district Aus, and gives one rate forth rouad trip to passengers regardless ofdls- Notice, All persons indebted to the jlOVEGlTISEGl art reguesi- state Frwry LIKE THE FnEOEtm Dr.

Elrod write us that he ill visit J. C. Edwards, R. Irvine, B. Johnson, C.

Kynaston, T. A. Ooatswortb, R. T. Batchelor, W.Younkin, onr city July 25 and will remain three ed to utile JfOWm We neex money.

days. To all in need of first class dental work, we can heartily recomend this popular dentUt Clay Center, July 4, 1887. Board in session. In the matter of the road petition of Jnlea Gepner, ordered by the Board that said road be opened and established as prayed for in petition. Petition ofK.Kirchner to vacate and relocate a part of the Bobb road in Bloom township granted.

The office of Constable in Atbelstane township being vacant R. N. Hill appointed to fill vacancy. Ordered by the Board that the road petitioned for by Jos. Yarrow of Union E.

H. Spooner ha accepted a position Prof. Knott, J. Ives, F. Besey, CKWUkenon, G.

Hornan, 7f 7 7 70 ft 80 00 00 00 10 00 80 00 40 00 10 10 so 00 19 10 so 70 so 80 10 at Wichita and left Wednesday. He will take charge of the department of phonog raphy in the South Western college. He is an excellent teacher, and will no doubt succeed in his duties. Two weeks from to-morrow and Sunday quarterly meeting will be held at the township be established as prayed in pe New Salem church. Rev.

F. Hoyes, of LOCAL EPITOME. Junction City enjoyed nice rain Wed-esday. The dry weather is making the corn look yellow. Hon.

J. B. Quinby is erecting a large addition to his barn. B. A.

Jows was np from Manhattan to visit the folks Sunday. Mr. and Mis. J. Loader expect to visit England this fall Mrs.

T. S. Waller, of Kamas city, is the guest of Mrs. J. Bower.

I. Kerby returned home from Kansas City Saturday, Chan. Tate has accepted a position with H. II. Whiting Son, of Milford.

CToody, MoQuilan, A. Streeter, S. D. HarUell, R. Swesey, H.BeUball, D.

E. White, T. Bumstead, a Adams, A. Willis, J. Hinds, A.

De Young, N. Huston, W.Sparrowhawk, M. T. K. White, W.H.

Smith, J.C.Billingham, tition, The hearing of the road petition of O. tbh city, will conduct the services, in the absence of the presiding elder, The pub- Beslile deferred until October session of He is cordially invited. And we an selling more boot and shoes than ever we Do you want to know why? We will tell you. We have never carried as LARGE A STOCK As we do at present. We have never giv-eu you a chance to buy at SUCH LOW FIGURES.

i Our assortment consists of: J.ADIES' FINE KID SHOES, LADIES' FIXE PEBBLE GOAT BITOE3, LADIES' PINE MOKOCCO SHOES, LADIES' FINE GLwVE-KID SHOES, LADIES' GRAIN SHOES, LADIES' CONGRESS GAITERS, Ladies' kid, pebble-goat, cashmere, and farpet slippers iu all sizes and grades, in profusion. Board. At the appointed meeting of the line officers of the Cantons of Patriarchs Mili The of of section 32, town 8, so 10 80 90 05 00 range 3 east having been erroneously sold 1 18 2 tant of I. O. O.

J. W. Ham, of Clay Center, was chosen Major of second bat for delinquent taxes, ordered by the board K. Trozwell, viewing Gepner road that $11.22 be refunded W. W.

Howard, talion of the first regiment of Kansas. The C. E.Gear, holder of tax sale certificate. Young, Paro, chainman, 2:00 0 1 5 1 5 battalion consists of canton No 4 Osage City; No. 6, Newton No.

8, Clay Center. Will Guiner has been rusticating iu Frank Skipton and H. C. Cooper ap Paro, Paro, marker, Gill this week. He is on the sick lit-t pointed assistant examiners of County Mr.

Wm. Ware is craving a large sub treasurer's accounts. stantial barn 18x40.1. Eiickson of N. Allen, Probate Jubge, one quarter J.

Loder expects to have an auction Petition of Jos. Fox for the location of a sale the 10th of next mouth. salary W. Moses, matches and candles for jatl 'We counted 4fi teams Wednesday on 73 0 3 70 ,1 00 180 S4 road in Atbelstane township received, ordered by the Board that V. C.

MeChes- their way to work on the Bock Island. Ham, Lowdennilk A candles Times Pub. printing Clay Center is doing the stone work. The building wa partially destroyed by the June wind storm. When completed the barn will be one of the best in Republican township.

Mr. Geo. Sewell, representative of the South Western Butter and Cheese vis ney, M. E. Carkhuff, and Wm.

Todd be Go to Kevin Co. "for hair, barrel K. E. Larimore, 3 days examining teachers 9 00 appointed as viewers of the same. I i.e, cemtut and plaster.

W. Worley, fanitor district court Great preparations are being made for A. Peoples, scrubbing blankets E. D. Moore, shoes for prisoner John Loader, district clerk's fees, State Mens' fine shoes of every description.

MKN' IIXVHIIOEH, (very larK MBS.V BASE-HALL MKNS' LOW KHoES, the G. A. R. pie-nic. Road petition of A.

E. Story laid over until October session of Board. Claims against the county audited and allowed as follows: ited our city Wednesday in the interest of vs Hardesty Morpanville as decided to build C. A. Green, sheriff feea, State 25 80 8 00 3 78 36 88 23 00 18 16 6 60 bvick schuolhouse, nut to cost more than 9 so $7,000.

vs Hardesty Miller, sheriff fees, State vs Hardesty that Co. His proposition is that if the farmers will furnish 6,000 pounds of milk daily, he will build and operate a creamery here. The associated pre agent at Green 100 Week from next Ronday, Rev; Mr. M. H.

Price, justice's, fees State find Badglev, of Milford, will conduct religious 1 00 A mammoth of boys' youths' shoes. vs Hardesty Contable fees, state va Deal Cowing E. Tollea, witneeas fees, state vh Deal Cowing M. H. Duglas, witness fees, state va Deal A Cowing G.

Dixon, witness fee's, state vs Deal Cowing Chat. Drake, witness fees, state vs Deal Cowing. services at the New Salem church. M. C.

Johnson, constable fees. Rtnta must be the agent of a patent roofing. In 1 00 vs Hardesty All in need of dental work, should call a tecent dispatch from that live town he M. H. Price, witness, state vs Hardesty on J)r.

Elrod who will be in the city July states ''that during a recent storm, the 1 00 P. Hardesty, fees barn of A.M. Van Sike, near that town Hardesty, and infants' wiay. phocsiu uullesg 26 and 27. Remember the lawn sociable at the res 00 W.H.

Everett" was struck by lightning, but escaped damage idence of Mr, C. Dodson next Tuesday Gibbs, Berger, entirely from the fact of its being covered 00 Wm, Foil, witness fess, state vs Deal Cowing 1 Cbas. Maddoz, witness fees, state vs Deal ft Cowing 1 Geo, W. Martin, witness fees state vs Deal Cowing 1 J. L.

Noble, assessing city ST evening. A good time is expected. with the Cincinnati corrigating company's N. Patterson. lightning proof iron." mutt have been G.

Need, Mr, and Mrs. S. C. Mason returned from 00 00 bard on the lightning. a short visit to friends af City, 904 00 C.

A. Green, John Loader, W. D. Banner, justice's fees, State vs -A FULL LINE- -o Partial list of arrivals at the Carpenter Wednesday. 9 00 Tunn-ll Hotel for week ending July 2:2: L.

Jack Mr. S. C. Mason informs us tnat crops Thos. tSiffley, constable fees.

State vs son. Clay Center; Justin Kerby, Kansas STAPLE FANCY are looking badly in portions of Morris D. Merten, ono quarters salary S. E. Reynolds, Stewart Reynolds, H.

Welco, witness fees, state vs Cowing A. P. Lawrence, insurance H. Fletcher, H. Bloss, painting bridge J.

Eisley, personal tax refunded W. V. Heustcd, viewing Kiichner road Tunnell City; D. M. M.

Honghtlin, Jerseyville, county. 35 00 1 00 7 50 11 35 150 00 4 75 4 00 Thos; Tuffley, witness fees, State vs Lloyd Jones and family, Clny Cen Tunnell Albert Winsrrove will be a cacdidate ter; Jns. M. 1 osty. Exeter; H.

J. Dun G. W. Lackey, witness fees, State vs roceri es Kept constantly on hand. Tunnell for register of deeds, snl ject to the Ito publican convention.

C. C. Times. deil, Syracuse, N. Wm.

Docking, John Lawsou, John Loader, witness fees State vs Tunnell Clay Center; E. W. Parker, Exeter; K. Phillips, Des Moines, H. L.

Way J. B. Quinby has some excellent millet. 4 00 2 00 4 00 4 00 C. ConV aight, justice's fees.

State vs He showed us a sample Wednesday that land, (hicoco: W. A. Slocuni, Clay Cen Coultis DRY GOODS, 26 75 12 SO 18 00 1 SO 18 00 16 40 8 80 6 60 1 80 6 40 10 80 4 45 84 35 4,80 ii'w 6 00 3 65 6 80 25 2. 70 1 80 1 20 1 80 72 00 18 00 8 00 4 40 10 IS 5 00 3 00 27 00 3 00 S. E.

Mewart, constable fees State vs ter; Jos. Fuhrman and wile, Wicbitji; D. measured 7 feet in length. Mr. J.

A. returned from Califor Coultis 4 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 A. Holmes, Chapman; G. O. Wells, F.

C. A. Green, sheriff fees. State vs NOTION'S, HATS, p.YPS, limited stock. Wells.

Chicago: C'lus Otis, Ottumwa, Tunnell nia last Saturday. He is well picked with, that state and expects to remove B. Carson J.Anderson, Belisle C. Myers, Geo. Tadkin H.

Robtrson Yarrow A. C'opeland. W. Chertuut, J. W.

Miller, J. P. state vs Deal Cowing C. A. Green, fees B.

JleCurdy, R. Hlieppard .1. M'Buker, Toik. M.DoukIoss W. Carwai.

Ed KansasCity; H. Myers, N. Schefencater, witness fees State vs 11 85 1 00 Blemmel Clay Center; Jee Detr, piimrfield; C. Dif brow, Clay Ccnltr; G. Southwiik, W.

Hunt, witness justice's vs Bleinniel Madura; James Blue, J. J. Lane, Clay E. W. Dickenson, witness justice's 5 50 5 20 1 CO 1 1)0 1 (X) 1 00 Center; Geo.

W. Kecd, Junction City. court gome mm us and you won't Regret it. Wm. Guy, proprietor 'KADIXO lMMJT AND KHOB nolJMK." of mihlin'squaru.

Don't forgctlES J. Edwards, witness Justice's court Programme of Harvest Home pic-nic of titute vs Blemmel G. J. Ktanuard Post 429, G. A.

tub? J. W. Blow, Jladdox. J. M.

Vincent, rent room for Register K. E. Barnes, board for jury in held at Wakofield, Friday, Jury 1887: 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 CO jj. srcuniy; C. W.

Kipp, guarding Blair, insane Ueo. Martin 1 K. P. Iluaiuu, I CHEAP MEATS! 50 50 0 50 W. D.

Banner, justice's fees, State case Conttuble fees, State case Fletcher Martin, room for N. Lamb, erroneous tax, lot 8, block 65, city Chas. Beck, guarding jail J. L. Noble, attending assessor's meet J.

Chi iHiims, (J. W'ingrove, J. Worley, C. Hesxer. J.

D. Ellis, ing there. The Clay Democrat, of lait week, was jr'od advertistmeit Cliy Cu ter and Clay county. Brcv Montgomery is a rustler. wish to return cur heartA-lt thanks to the members of the local assembly, for kind treatment rendered during our illness the past week.

E. H. Spooner left for Wichita Wt Wednesday. He has had a call to take charge of the phonographic department of the Southwestern business colli ge. K.

J. T. Cafferata arrived here from Kansas City Saturday. "Caff" has many friends in this city who are glad to see him 011 our streets once more. The good people of Golden Ridge are making arrangements to have an ice cream festival in aid of the Sabbath school.

Notice will be given in due time. Mr. D. C. Chuhbic, of Jawell county, visited his nephews Missrs T.

K. and Emory White. Ho reports crops much better here than in Jewel) county. The road between J. Loder's and D.

Shrelller's is being repaired, Mr. Daniel -AT THE- 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 P. II. C. Bruce, repairing bridge F.

B. Bixler, J. L. Hoover, G. Bliss, J.

Smith, J. Chambers, P. II. C. Bruce, assessing -Eichengreeu clothing for 00 00 IS IS 230 67 48 2 E.Ran, Vincent nails for bridge Clay Center Hardware letter box and water pail W.

W. Howard, erroneous tax, south-cast duarter, south-east; section 32, town range 3 D. assessing Republican township 40 00 STAR MEAT 00 A- F. Sherman G. II.

Fulllngton, first quarter salary W. Anthony, n. jciiKins, moving xtegister or- lice. A. Grovenburgb, taking Clara Blair, insane 40 739 739 365 6 67 C.

C.Coleman, S. Dodsworth, treasurers receipts 0. 11. Prindal, taking Clara Blair, in W. McLaughlin, surveying sane G.

W. Duguid, taking Clara Blair. 1 55 11 22 32 00 8 00 8. 00 8 00 84 00 84 00 81 00 2a 00 24 00 23 00 insane Wm. Parry, bailiff District Court Geo.

W. Crane poll books MARKET J. W. Householder, 18 days county commission 55 50 liquor state permits Davis Miller, 18 days county commis "Welcome" Advaucj Band. Lunih.

Ringing by the "Buys" Ice cream. Singing by Anybody. Oranges. Music by Advani band. Stewed beuus.

Speaking by a guest. Iced milk. Music by band. Candy. Pinging by young ladies.

Cigars. Speaking by a guest. More beans. Singing. "Die Wacht on the Rhine," Chaplin.

Cakes. Talking Match by all Hands. Peaches. Song by Mason Glee Club. Pickles.

Music by string band. More cream. Singing Army songs by the crowd. More cigars. Banjo music by stranger.

Green apples. Speaking by a friend. Fried chickens. Some more speaking by a friend. Boston baked beans.

Music by the baud. More beans. Something else will occur about this time. Come for your quinine, Boys' More speeches by friends. Ice cream.

Music by the band Tune: "Pickled Taters." Singing by all bands. sioner A. P. Lawrence, 17 days county i.Khreflier has claige of the work, slid we J. W.

nnedy, witness state vs Reed J. Wilcox, cupboard f'r sheriff J. Loader, issuing venim Jus. Starling, support Cochran family C. A.

Green, taking Coultise to Topeka WILL BE FOUND 1 50 8 50 85 36 00 28 20 37 10 will venture that road will be passable Thos. Tufttey, livery hire and car fare for getting Tunnell when completed. G. J. Sttmnard Post No.

420 G.A.R. was 5c Good corned beef, 39 00 taking Blair to asylum attending district court posting election notices board of prisoners inspected to day by Inspecting officer C. 47 45 113 00 S. Disbrow, of Clay Center. The boys atteuding jail while occupied made a good showing; so the inspector by prisoners 65 SO per pound; also good Fresh boiling meat, same price.

Lard of the best quality 10 cents. said. election proclamation 5 00 Dispatch envelopes, etc 53 Farmers are realizing the importance of ticc planting. Yesterday in onr travels we noticed that Budden, E. Eustace W.

Gaylord, drying vault Registers office 10 00 Clay Center water works use of water 7 50 Ira Flood, lead, pipe, solder and labor 5 05 C. Stewart, Sup' Poor House and help 250 00 C. B. Hamilton, blank books 74 60 Mrs. F.

Baker, examinaing teachers 9 00 and D. Wiseman bad planted catalpas by the wayside. An excellent idea. The election to vote bonds to build a blank checks for treasurer 11 80 new Hchoolhouse passed off quietly last My motto is: "small profits and qnick returns." Give mo a call nnd be con vinced. Satisfaction guarunlecd at nl-times.

Satuiriay. The vote stood 88 for the bends and Ihree againt-t. The ladiea Tousey Johnston, taking paupers to poor farm 1 A. Comerer, janitor work 6 J.C.Billingham, taking to Clay Center 10 C. Tolles, attending district court in May 24 PUBLIC SALE! I will soil at public auction, on my farm, 8 miles southwest of Wakefield, and 5 miles east of Industry, on the 5th day August, 18e7, commencing at 10 o'clock a.

the following property to-wifc Four good young brood mares with foal, two by John Hodill, and two by the Clydesdale-Norman stallion, George the three sucking colts; six head of large work horses; three two-year old colts; eleven head of one and two-year old steers; two fat cows, seven milch, cows; one high grade bull; seven 'spring calves; mowing machine, hay rake, 2 stirring plows, 3 wagons, cultivator, 3 large feed troughs, 3 seta double harness, half interest in a threshing machine, and many other thiugs too numerous to mention. Terms of Sale: All sum of 5 and under, cash. All sum over $5 a credit of one year will be given, without interest, if paid when due; if not paid when due, interest from date will be charged. Jab. Loadkb, Proprietor.

J. 8. Thompson, Auctioneer. tjok on active part in the election. W.

J. Carson, guarding jail 7 00 D. Harris 13 80 An ice cream sociable will be held at the residence of Mr. R. T.

Batchelor on L. Loveland. jail 43 50 More cigars, cream, cakes, candy, and Wednesday evening August 3rd, in aid of St. John's Church. Music and other at- HENRY FENTEM, Prop.

H. Cooper, one day's assessing 3 00 S. Boughtou, tranaf records 58 00 Kramer room for election 2 80 S. Dodsworth, blank books 110 00 Wesley Childera, making oeas-pool 16 65 tractions. anything we can see and get money.

A platform for those who wish to dance. KAX8AS, WAKEFIELD, Elrod the Dentist will be in Wakefield Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July P. VanSooyoc, aasoasing Oakland 28 00 A grand cake will be disposed of for benefit of Post on term made known at J. Loader, clerk's fees, state vs Bremmol 17 C. A.

Green, 35, 26 and 27. All in peed of first class the time. work should call and see him. He will Excursion rate from Junction City and Well tubing at Gates' on short notice. The old man is away and we will sell cheap for cash until he' returns.

Ted and the other fellow. W.D.Banner, 5 30 T. Tufttey, 9 18 E. W. Dickenson, 11 60 Clay Center and intermediate points.

be found at the Carpenter' House. A. Shepencator, 17 The Bock Island has issued its orders to This programme will be followed as O. Stewart, 16 39 The best cider vinegar at 90c per gallon at Guy'b Shok Stosi. nep rly as wind and weather will permit, carry all goods and cattle for exhibition- Mrs.

D. Stewart 17 70 Wire cloth at Gates'..