Kingman County Citizen from Kingman, Kansas • 5

COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS THID Ot TX SHUNT The poem about the robin and Episcopal sorvloos at Arnold Co' hall at lift. Sunday. Highest market prlco paid for Kingman county scrip. Call ou 81t2 J. II.

-iTtvtiitnntiin nnri Inrilo-osHrm nrn PALMER BROWN OHOICEBeef, jVIixttoxx, 23tocm, Hams, Voal, Fork. Ooruod Hoof, 33to. Market on Main Street, North of tlu Court House. Highest market prlw paid for botubor stock hides aud fun, sotf Ki.vciman, Kansas. tho lamb was to gushing for this issue, Capt.

Almoud has a now doal on flour. Goboc. 82tf Wm. Nicholson went to Hutchinson, Tuesday, to attend court as a witness in a lightning-rod suit. Highest market price paid for Kingman county scrip.

Call ou 8112 J.H.Bitoss. ttcan the columns of tho Citizen and seo who advortiso iu It. They arc tho mou who desorvo your patrouagc. -DO VOU WANT MONEY? Then take your corn to B. F.

Frazier, and you will get it. 82tf Tho Kaymond Green vs. Billings lawsuit was continued for ten ten days from last Thursday. Misa Flora Hintou came homo Tuesday evening, after an abscuco of several months In Reno county, whero sho has been teaching school. A drovo of flvo hundred head of sheep from Mcado county passed through town Tuesday, on their way to Butler county.

Tho largest stock of dry goods and notions ever exhibited in Kingman. Go early-and make your selections at Turner Hutchins. Sltf Wm. Wishard, of Vinita township, an old timo Jasper count', Illinois, chum of tho "junior" of tho Citizkn, shook hands with us Mondav. Miss Emma Leach was appointed school examiner by tho county commissioners Tuesday, in place of C.

L. Raymond, who resigned. S. G. Babcock left for Atchison yesterday, where he will remain for several days on business connected with the firm in this city.

Knowing the class of goods that the people want, 31r. Hutchins went direct to the factory to buy the immense stock of boots and shoes that are now daily arriving at Turner Hutchins. 31tf P.J. Conklin, tho jolly fat man from Kingman, called on us last Tues day morning. Pearl now carries money for Jarvis, Conklin of Kansas City.

Sumner County Press. Why don't you try Carter's Little Liver pills? They are a positive cure for sick headache, and all the ills produced by disordered liver. Only one pill a dose. Sold by W. N.

Porch, tl Go buy a bottle of Dr. Marshall's Lung syrup if you have a cough, cold, or any lung complaint, and be cured. Price twenty-five cents; large size fifty cents. Druggists sell it. Now we have got tho best stock of staple and fancv groceries, canned goods, dried fruits, ever offered in Kingman.

Come and see us. Sltf Turner Hutchins. 'The best cough remedy in the world," was the way an enthusiastic druggist put it, spcuking of Dr. Mar shall's Lung Syrup. Price twenty-five cents large size fifty cents.

Try it. It Tho third Sunday school conven tion will take place on tho first Sun day in May, 1881, in school district number 3,. Vinita township. There will be a basket dinner in the school house. The public are mvited to at tend.

J. R. Bales, an extensive stock dealer, living southwest of Kingman, called on us Saturday and ordered his cattle brand and card published in the Citizen. Rut. has a herd of fine cattle on the range, which he expects to increase until he has tho best herd in the county.

Wo believe that his brand is the first one ever published in this county and Rut. can justly claim to be the pioneer in this enterprise. There arc a number of stockmen in the county, and as this oflice is now prepared to execute this kind of work, we shall expect to have their brand and cards inserted in tho Citizkn. Mr. I.

Goldberg, tho leading clothing merchant of tho valley, is going to put in a nico stock of clothing in the store of Mr. G. B. Sigler. Our old friend, Mr.

James Jordan, will attend to tho sale of tho clothing very Saturday. Ho invites tho attention of his old friends and patrons to tho fact, and promises them tho nicest lino of well made clothing at eastern prices. Quality and fit guaranteed, and 20 per cent, less than elsewhere. Look out for the first boom from the 21st to the 23rd of this month. 32tf i KXNQMAN, KANSAS.

GKO.liFiu.EY, Editor and Proprietor Frank I Sirup. Associate Editor. LOCAL LINKS. When spring comes we'll tell yon ct your money of Wilson ts Toms. Tho commissioners were In bcb klon Monday and Tuesday.

If you want to get tho highest price for millet seed go to li. F. Frazior. Mrs. Chatnberlin has been confined to her room for several days with sick headache.

Early Rose potatoes at L. C. Al Come soou or they will be gone. S2tf Vow might as well try to 6trike a light on a block of ico as to do busi ness without advertising. L.

C. Almond has tho best lot of moked meat ever brought to King' man, and don't you forget it. 82tf Now is an excellent timo to sub scribe for the best paper ever pub lishcd in Kingman. Some of tho boys had a little 'round up," Friday evening. Taper nig off for May 1st, you know.

I have a few old accounts that if not paid soon, will bo offered for sale to the highest bidder. L. U. Almond. Have vou seen that 6tock of que'enswaro and glassware at Turner Hutching? If sot go look at it.

Sltf Highest market price paid for Kingman county scrip. Call on Slt'2 J. II. Bkoss. Cap.

Sherman is building an ad dition to tho Glunt property, occupied by II. L. Strohm. Just received, at L. C.

Almond's the finest lot of bacon, shoulders and hams ever brought to Kingman all eugar cured. Call and see. 82tf If you want to save money go to Turner Hutchins to buy clothing, They buy for cash and give their customers the benefit Sltf Phil. Glunt. a former merchant of Kiugman, but now living in Wichita, came over last week and spent several days in' town.

Judge Peters has ordered a special term of tho district court for this county to be convened, May 24th. See sheriff's proclamation. Spring stock at Turner Hutchins. Press goods, black goods, white goods, gloves, hosiery underwear, linens, parasols, trimmings, everything. Sltf II.

D. Thompson, of Des Moines, Iowa, was in the city, Monday, buying scrip. Mr. Thompson succeded in gotting scveraljiuudrcd dollars worth. We are now opening an elegant assortment of millinery goods bought direct from eastern houses.

We make a specialty of these goods. 31tf Turner Hutchins. M. E. llazeltinc the oiliest drummer on the road, called on us, Friday, while in the city.

Mose as he is fam iliarly called has the reputation of selling more goods than any oilier commercial agent the west. Tho board of school examiners will hold a public examination, Saturday, April 23rd. Teachers desiring certificates would do well to read the superintendent's call, published in this issue and make preparations accordingly. C. D.

Price, of Vinita township returned last week from a several weeks visit to the Siloam, Arkansas Spriug.s Mr. Price was well pleased with his trip, and has great faith in the curative qualities of the mineral waters of Siloam. Geo. W.Ellis, a prominent young lawyer from Medicino Lodge, called on us while in town yesterday waiting for the stage going north to Hutchinson. Mr.

Ellis is now on his way to New Mexico, whero he will locate and enter into tho practice of law. F. E. Gillctt will remove his law library from across tho river in a few days, into the Judson building on the court house square, which he is now having fitted up for a law office. His largo and lucrative law practice which is constantly growing, renders it absolutely necessary to have his oflico in a raor 3 convenient place.

Board met In regular session, according to law. All tho members present Tho following bills wero allowed, and the clerk ordorod to Issue warrants to pay tho same Wlllhour, judzo of I 2.00 I. w. Hush, UNHoaslug Wlilta Tp 48.00 llujfli Jones, lor Horvlcug a county Kimerlutonilmit j. ji.

ju'ohh, lor Mtrvii'i-H km probata Judtfo claimed $102, allowoU Clitis. It, Cook, loon hh r'riiuk Shup, nwlNtlng county mip-erlntuudont 1h touchor'a exmuin-ntlou S. M. Koliorts, hIioiIIT'i fee i 77.00 0.00 4.00 .1.00 Jacob Linos, services hh county com- mixxoiior ii iv or lB.oo Junius Wllor, ovurooer of tho poor IpH.OO. ulluwtHl 4.00 J.

L. Hull, tuking prisoner, Uronscr, to Wichita umount claimed I12.IW, allowed 0.00 Goo. W. Crane, books and stationary ttli.M C. L.

Raymond, BHlurjj iu county attorney, 1st qr of 1881, and other Ncrvlces for county 114.00 Babcock Cruycraft, lumber, nails, oto 8.01 M. L. Shoup, pr order of Kinpmun Tp. ti'UHtco, for tuklug euro of John Mitchell und wife 10.87 Mrs. S.

Ji. Shoup, pr order of King-luaii Tp. tniHtce, nursing Mrs. John Mitchell, claimed allowed 5,00 It. L.

Walker, furnishing abstract of deeded lands amount claimed If 50.88 allowed 47.00 L. W. Leach, salary hs county treasurer, 1st qrf im 150.00 Chan, ltickmun, incidental expenses lot county clerk's ofllee 14.23 John Jackson, services as county Com. 1st qr of 1881 42.00 Chns. Boroughs, services as county Com.

1st or of 1881 27.00 John S. El wood, overseer of poor. 0.00 rainier II. Browu, windows for Jail. 3.10 L.

YV. Leach, incidental cxpeuses lor Co. treasurer's ottlce 5.40 Wells Sherman, work on court house 2.B0 James 1. Mead, incidental expenses for Dist. Work's office 3,00 P.

J. Conklin, county printing 57.50 II. B. Duncan, assisting I'rob. judgo examine county treasurer 2.00 Chns.

Jtickuian, salary as Co. clerk. 1st qr of 1881 173.00 J. C. Chambcrlin, bed lor Co.

jail 7.58 11. L. Ball, services as county commissioner, amount claimed 127.50 allowed 21.50 E. W. Ilinton, lor medical services during 1881 82.00 The following bills were allowed and ordered to be paid out of the poor fund L.

C. Almond, merchandise to noor ifl.4i J. C. Chambcrlin. merchandise to poor 6.00 a.

a. uane, Keeping Idiotic child, JaneErney 9.05 Palmer H. Brown, meat for poor. 3.80 U. B.

Sigler, pr order of Kingman Tp. trustee, for poor 1.78 Myers, ior one qr salary us Co, physician 37.30 Turner Hutching, mprchnnriitiit fnr eountv noor .10 03 J. C. Chambcrlin, merchandise for county poor 8.00 B. F.

Frazier, coal for poor 2.20 Clias. Riekman, county clerk, within and for the county ol Kingman, state of Kansas, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct statement of all the bills allowed at the regular session of the board of county commissioners, held April 11th and 12th. '81. Cius. Rickman, County Clerk.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following are the real estate transfers in this county, as shown by the records, for the week ending April 9th, furnished by James P. Mead, ab stractor and conveyancer, Kingman ALLEJf. U. S.

to William Rice hf of the sw qr the so qr of the nw qr aud the 6w qr of the no qr of 6cc 29 tp 29 5 sjsoOO. William Rico to John B. Ruthedn-fi hf of tho sw or the se or of thn nw nr and the sw qr of the no qr of see 29 tp row ipouu. BENNETT. U.

S. to Emma A. Wandcl so ar of sec 25 tp 30 5 $200, Emma A. Wandel to B. M.

Wandel. so qr of sec 25 tp 30 5 $1,200. U. S. to Peter T.

Zook se qr of the sw qr of sec 22 and the hf of tho nw or and the no or of tho sw or of sec 27 tp 80 6 $200. U. a. to John li. JVJeeley lots 3 and 4 and tho hf of the sw qr of sec 31 tp 30 6 $200.

U. S. to Virainia B. Neclev se or of sec 31 tp 30 5 $200. EAGLE.

Stcohen W. Line and Mnrsrnret E. Line to Laura B. Line ne qr of sec 15 tp 28 6 $800. Stephen W.

Line and Margaret E. Line to Edward J. Line, se or of sec 15 tp28r EVAN. Frederikn Seidenfaden to Doratha Tagffart, hf of the sw qr and the nt ot tlie nw qr ol 6ec 27 tp 27 5 $700. KINOMAN.

John O. Mitchell aud Minnie Mitchell to James W. McWilliams, hf of the ne qr and the hf of tho se qr of sec 7 tp 28 8 $400. RURAL. George M.

Knox to John W. Smith, an undivided one half of the sw qr of sec 28 and se qr of seo 29, $500. J. R. BALES Co.

neartbar triangle, trianglo B. Either hip. P. Kingman, Kingman cou j-ty, Kansas. fPTTTO A UTrW mnr lie found on file nt A HI 13 iriUTXiXV p.

powell Oo'n Ncwnpup ciwtroeii mi I wukV'or IN NEW XOUffi 4 cureu uv using mil a jugosuvo salt at tho tnblfl lnxtnuri of nrdlnnrv taliln raH. 2S cents will get a packngo or bottle irom your uruggisi or grocer. aw Wo received a very interesting communication irom Jivau township and also a letter on I he railroad wero crowded out of this issuo. on account of their being received at this orllco after tho forms wero about mado up. They will Doiu appear in our next.

Wash Funk a sheep herder of Bar bour county and another old time Illl uois friend of tho "junior," staid over at tho Kingman house, Tuesday night. Wash was on his way to Now Mexico, whero ho will go into sheep husbandry on an extensive scale. Wo heard that a couple of prospec tivo candidates for sheriff were in town tho other day, but after looking over our subscription books we con eluded that it was a mistake, as their names wore not visible to the naked eye. Mr. I.

Goldberg, of Hutchinson, will placo a full stock of ready mado clothing in tho store of G. B. Sigler, in a few days. James Jordau one of tho merchants of Kingman, will take charge of tho clothing de partment. See advertisement in our local columns.

G. D. Baker of tho Topcka Com inonwealth spent two or three days of the present week in Kingman, looking after tho interest of that paper. The Commonwealth has long stood at the head of journalism in this state and tho fact that it is the official state paper makes it a very val liable paper for Kan sans. Rev.

Starling Turner and wife of Petersburg, Illinois, are visiting their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Wright of this place. Mr. Turner is one of the proprietors of tho Kingman water mills and will probably re main here for several weeks looking after his interest in connection there with.

We see by a lato number of the Kiugman county (Kansas) Citizen that Frank L. Shun, formerly of this city, has risen to the distinction of associate editor of tho same. The Citizen, of course, is devoted to the building up of Kansas in general, and Kingman county in particular. May success attend you, Frank, is our earnest wish. Newton (Illinois) Times.

School was again dismissed Tuesday on account of there being no coal. It seems to us that it is folly to undertake to run a school at this so a-son of the year without fire in the room to make it comfortable for scholars. If there. is any money iu tho school treasury the boafd of directors ought to buy coal enough to last though tho balance of the term, or if not, dismiss the school. We are In receipt of the Kingman county Citizen, a neat and newsy little five column quarto, published at Kingman, Kansas, by Geo.

E. Filley and Frank L. Shup. We had often predicted that Frank would some day "make an ed'nter out'n himself," and we now feel gratified to know that our prophesy has como true. Success to this newspaper venture, financially and otherwise.

Newton (Illinois) Press. We think we can cure a bad case of backache quicker with one of Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Backacho plasters, than by any other application. And after tho backache is cured, you can still wear tho plaster without discomfort for two or three weeks longer. This combination of Smart Weed and Belladonna is a groat hit, and it is hard to find any pain or aclio that will not yield to it. Price 25 cents.

Sold by W. N. Porch. 80t4 Wo neglected to mention, in our last week's issue, tho chatigo of management in the Kiugman Mr. Conklin stepping out and Messrs.

Filley 'and Shup stepping in. We aro sorry to lose Sir. Conklin from the fraternity, as he always got up a paper which was a credit to Kingman county. Tho paper now has a champion heavy weight man at the head of it who will bo able to "sit down'' on any individual who opposes him, terribly hard if it becomes necessary. Meanwhile, the new firm are running a good newsy imper, and we wish them success.

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Proprietors of Staoe, Mail and Express Link. HUTCHINSON. KINGMAN, MEDICINE LODGE. Daily Stage to and From Hutchinson. Tri-Weekly to and From Medicine Lodge.

JdFirst-cliiB livery and feed stable, north ofconrt house square. afw6 Kingman, Kansah. ZSJL33.sm.axi House COR. MAIN SHERMAN STS. Convenient to the bnsiuesB portion of thccily.

SPECIAL PAINS TAKEN To Accommodate CUSTOM. Boabd By The- Tyjkrsr or Jiizszs. JtynOITSE NEWLY BEFITTED, Clean beds and good tal le. m-Convenient Sample Hoom. 2Stf W.B.NICHOLSON.

DR. CROOK'S WINE OF TAR Cures Thousands Yearly. A POSITIVE CURE rem COUGHS, COLDS, and CONSUMPTION, ALSO, The Best of Tonics, CURES DYSPEPSIA, vj Bcslorrs the Appetite, Aids Digestion. Strengthens the Cystcm, Beitorea the Weak and Debilitated, Invlgoratoi the LIVES, nod at the gamotimo A0TS en the KIDNEYS AND BOWELS restoring them to healthy cctiou, health and strength follow from Its use. The WFAKand DFI irATFanfforinrrfrnm 1 0tH OFAPPETITEilNVALIOSundpereoiiBrecovuiiug from sickness will And it the remedy they need to sirennncn mem.

A trial of it will prove all we claim. Ask yonr drugglstfor DR. CROOK'S WINE OF TAR. Tako no other. Forsole bralldrnecists at One Dol lar a bottle.

IT 13 THE LEADING EEMEDY FOR ALL THROAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS. B- K. 8MITH 00-, Prnpre-t Successors to Oliver Crook Dayton. Ohio. A bottle contains 1A times as much as any 28 cent preparation.

IT CURES. DR.J- KRAMER'S GERMAN EYE I SALVt is a positive cure tnr i weak and diseased eves. SAFE AND RELIABLE- Never fulls to cure any cane of soro eye, imA nn romed? is no immedi ate In lta effects. Price 16 cents a box. Should your drngglot not have it, on receipt of 25 cents (or poi-tago etanipn) we will send you a boz frco oi expense.

S. N. SMITH Dayton, O. Notico For Publication. Land oflico at Wichita, March Hh, ISM.

Notice Is hwroliy rivtm that the following mimuii spttlcr has tiled notice of intention in make lluul proof In xupport of his claim nud mj-euro llnnl ontrv thereof heforo tin? Judpc, i in his absence, tho clerk of tlm district court, nr, tho county seat, on Monday, the lith duy April, liwl: Watwon Wolf huincHtoad application No. for tho ue sec 18 tp V8 rinc wtmt. Thn claimant names tho follow Ion sons as his wltiifHrs to prove his claim: nnhns lcwcw, W. M. upwvwe, joiin Mr and J.

F. Dane, all of NrtherliiBd, Kono in, ty, Kan, 2tA it. L. ftiair, ucgisti.