The Spivey Dispatch du lieu suivant : Spivey, Kansas • 3

PERSONAL. The Spivey Dispatch. The post ofllee will bo placed in the west end of Vail Cox's building as C. E. Seeley, DEALER IN soon na it Is completed, and tho parti' John Watt weutto Lawrence Wed Thursday, March 3, 1887.

tiou removed tiesday. There was it dunce held at the rol W. W. Magruder went to Kingman Monday. deuce of John Welsh last night, three miles noi tu-enst of town.

A good time James Lees, of- Attica is visiting was enjoyed by all. frieuds in Spivey. mm. mm, Monday night a party wuh held at BlJgh's, several miles north-west of D. A.

Smalley and I. M.lTost Master) Vail, went to Kingman Saturday. W. L. Cox.

of Wichita, special pen town and all present Hay they had perfectly delightful time. SUHSCKII'TION KATES. One year, in udvanee Six montlm, 7' Four 0 Local noticed stay in tintil ordered out, Job work CASH. C. K.

W. TIME TABLE. ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES, PiwuonKW nrriyoH from out W.80 P. M. rtcpHrtH' fitr p.m.

FrviKht nrrlvw t'rom onxt T.1R P. M. (lcpnrtH for 6.00 x. M. FiiHiiinr niiiii linlly except Sunday.

slon examiner, was in Spivey last week T. B. Chalk has rented the south room Barb Wire Mr. Dobson of New Kiowa, was in of McCormlck Warwick's new build town on railroad business Wednsday ing and will move his barber shop into Mark Stanley left Tuesday with a it as soon as it is finished party of surveyors for Barber and Pratt Murk Stanley has been compelled to counties. UT0 build an addition to his livery barn on ERY, Freight urrlviw Monday, WtnliiuHtluy mill E.

A. Brown, postmaster atDuquoin account of the great rush in trade, Friday, called Friday. Ho expects to move en used by the great rush of emmigra- E. R. SMALLEY Settlod near where Spivey now Stands, in the famous Chieaskia valley, tion.

his building from that place to Spivey in a short time. Frank Stanley intends to put up a two story building between Albright Col. Chamberlain, Geo. Macksflold Rentson 'solllce and the Spivey Restaur MAIL. Mull for Klnifmiui leave lit A.

M. on Monday, Wcdncmlay unit Friday. Tho return umll arrives at noon on the nltoniute day. Mull for RocliUHtfr htuvcn nt o'olovk Tucn-any, Thursday timl 5iitirHy, nml return mull arrives In tho ovenln of the ultornnto duy. ant.

Kelly Stevens will utilize the before the buffalo and coyote, and could not get awuy. He does uot desire to ge now. He knows every foot of thecoantry and has boon appointed local agent for and tho remainder of a surveying party returned last week from a trip to tho west, where several new town sites were selected lewer lloor. 11. Smalley has been made a mem ber of the county committee of 27, Messrs.

Richardson and Klein, of THE ARKANSAS Valley TOWN COMPANY. Wichita were pleasant callers the other Pomps, Stoves, Etc. PRODUCE taken in exchange for Goods at best MARKET PRICES. Call and get Prices before buying elsewhere. spivey, Kingman Kans.

which says whether or not certain railroad propositions shall be submitted to the county. day, and took several copies of the Di ATCit with them to show to their In 90 Days he has Sold over 300 Lots, some of friends when they returned. Spivey has population enough to or them three times, each time at a big advance. ganize as a city of the third class. (.

II. Lynds and J. W. Miller, of Let's organize. E.

It. Smalley would Attica were in tho city Wednesday Mr. Smalley has Home choice 33 AIIGAXTSTB be a good man for mayor and the Dis They were sent by the Attica Board of SPIVEY MARKETS. CORUKt'TKD EVKUV TIUMtSDAY. do 10c Hutter, Vtt 14c Potatoes, lw 0c Corn, lm 25c Outs' bit 28e Wheat, Chickens, do.

Hogs, Vcwt $4-00 Cattle, $2.50 (2; $3.00 Sheep Coal, Leavenworth, ten. Canyon City, S8.00 Tra'detosee what could be done to IB FARMS rAN0HBS, wards securing one of the railroads fer which this county will soon vote bonds. Consisting of from 40 to 3,000 acres. Also patch nominates him. Mark Stanley has added another team to his supply.

This one he purchased of Thomas Morras, of Cleveland. It is well known for its gentleness and can easily be driven by a child. Where is that base ball club which For Rent. Vinslow, Gibson, II. McAllister has the best farm in Chienskia township which he wishes to rent to a No.

1 man. There are 80 acres has the best Ins ur st xi companies, and the best facilities for cultivation, 40 acre pasture fenced, Dealers Id was to be organized before another Local News. good frame stable, hog lot, living water copy of the Dispatch came out? Come, in hog lot and pasture, two mini frame gentlumen, time will not wait for any htiuse. Renter can have 2 acres in LOANING MONEY ON garden free of rent. For terms call at farm 2 mi.

W. and 1 N. of Spivey, or city and if Spivey wants a ball club Bhe should be at work. Tuesday evening a number of onr Subscribe for the Disi'ATCir. Attica talks of starting a daily The harness shop is ready toi address II.

McAllister, Spivey Kingman busi- Real Estate local athletes congregated on Main county Kans. Spivey. street and exhibited their powers in MEATS, lless. Jan. Niles has moved into his house.

M. J. Albright, now one of the active business men of the thriving city of at tVe best Batus. Can TRADE any and ALL Kinds of Property Will Roberts is clerking for Spitey was up to the metropolis Tuesday. He informs us that Spivey is Here, for Property East.

Spivey, Kingman, County, Kansas. soon to have a newspaper to be called a the "Dispatch," to be esablished, by 3 II. W. Brown, of Attica. A new two story hotel 48x8-1 feet is enclosed, and the railroad is expending about $100,000 jumping.

the distance covered we think' Spivey has the champion jumper of the county. A large crowd went out to the boxing match at Marshall's school house hut oho of the principals did not appear and the time was occupied by all who wanted to box, putting on the gloves for a round or two. A meeting was held at Kingman Saturday night and it was decided to submit propositions to the people of the county, from three railroads, asking in bonds. One will pass through the county from the north, striking Spivey. It is backed by the Pennsylvania Central.

A party named Freeman was arrest in its improvements. It will be a good Flour, Feed Grain. town, and is blessed with an energetic class of merchants who will make it succeed, at loast with the aid of the Santa Fe railroad. Kingman Leader. Also FARM MACHINERY l( tanley.

A great many fanners were in town Monday. There was almost a scrap Sunday evening. John Willis is building two story residence. O. A.

Macy returned from Norwich AVednesday. We are now prepared to do all kinds of job work. C. II. Peekman, of Rochester, was over Monday, Carrick Wagner have painted thoir new building.

Prayer meeting at W. It. Tieadway's tnis evening. Utt has commenced his house, it to be 24x28. Wm.

Shuman has started a planning mill in Spivey. March come in like a lamb so look out for the lion. 4 Ho following article contains so many good points that we have decided to let it run this week. E. Editor Si'ivey Dispatch.

ed, tried and convicted Monday morn IMPLEMENTS. With the understanding tnat you ing, for theft. In the afternoon Mar this week, commence the publication ol vin Case and Will Gibson took him to a paper to be called the Spivey Dis Kingman and him safely behind SPIVEY, KINGMAN KANSAS' patch. lUeg space your coJumns with a view to enumerate some the many advantages which this town has the bars. The citizens of Spivey will not allow any such characters in town and we ar glad of it.

ov.fr surrounding points. Thv town of Kingman lfi miles north Dave Smalley felt bad the other day. i lamp raffle was in progress at the tiOOl east, NorwU'h 21) miles east, Harper 20 en post office and Dave, when his turn miles south east, Attica 18 miles south west, and an agricultural oonntry on See tho notice of a farm to rent another column. the west thiekley settled with enter per ft. has been refused for a lot prising farmers.

on Main street. We have come to stay Spivey is the end of a division of the The Spivey Hotel will be ready for Chicago, Kansas and Western rail road VAIL COX, Dealers in Staple FabgY GrogerieS; FLOUR, ETC. We exchange Goods for all kinds of Country-Produce. A. fine variety of STATIONERY and a choice selection of BOOKS and Fancy G-oods in stock.

Don't fowt tho plHoo, Building, Spivoy, KiiniMU. guests next week. Six miles of side track and a 30 stall of Drayman Tredway has put a neat with a Complete Stock round house ami all the accompanying fixtures that go to mako up a first class fence around his place. The first issue of the Dispatcii catntt, threw next to "high." When C. E.

Seeley's throw came, he had Dave throw, and 44 was the result. 1). A. had two other chances but his luck was gone and he didn't throw much. "44" took the lamp and the lucky man treated the crowd of about forty to the cigars.

Moore Pattison have just purchased a fine Norman horse, which has arrived from Saline county. The animal is four years old, weighs 1500, dapple gray, and was raised on one of the celebrated farms in Illinois. He is without doubt the finest equine specimen brought to Southern Kingman county. He is now at the ranch of Moore Pattison, one-half mile west town, both rail road and commercial. Several trains every day, consisting: of from8-5to45camof material aro being DRY GOODS, went off like hot cakes.

Base ball enthusiasts enjoyed them selves Sunday afternoon. run in, passenger trains, to and from the east run daily, with coaches well Dave Smiley would suit the man bet filled Steel rails are being laid through out the entire yards, which illustrates Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Clothing that the railway Co', intend them for use. It is now a fixed fact that the Kiowa extenision of the V. K. Si W.

rail road will be connected here at Spivey by a of Spivey. A poultry man, who could get reasonable rates from here to Wichita, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods. line from Attica, which- goes to show could make money buying chickens. W. C.

GEUBB, CitY BlacksmitH, Does all kinds of work in his line on short notice. JSl- that this town is to be a central division point on the main line of the K. W. Spivey Dispatch. Come to Spive'.

Yes by alt meat. Extensive stock yards are being con Butter and Eggs wanted at the Highest Market Price. structed affording auiplo facilities to stock shippers. and Wells, Fargo Expressljere-hy guarantees to help you out in regard to rates. Our rats from Spivey to Wichita, are as reasonable as any town this sideof Wichita, Kingman included.

A hotel, the cost of which wm reach Don't forgot the place, second door south ol ter than bis proper name. W. M. Chalk is building a residence in the north part of town. J.

W. Smith Pol ice Judge of orwich was in the vity Wednesday. W. W. Magruder intends starting for St.

Louis in a few days. C. II. Manning held a very successful sale of horses Tuesday. E.

Seeley will start for Wichita Friday, and return Saturday. In one day at Stanley's livery stable, there were forty-seven calls for teams. I lbrigbt Rentson sold to Mike Sanscrit, last Saturday, lot 10, in block 4. T. F.

Truesdale and Marvin Caseart putting up a stable back of the P. O. The damage done by the fire Friday night has been greatly over-estimated. C. E.

Seeley received the first car load of furniture for his hotel Tuesday. John Kelley the champion foot racer of Norwich, was in the city Thursday. The buzzing of the saw and the knock Hor.se Shoeing and IPlow Work a Special eight thousand dollars is about complete and will be ready for iMe about tine first Oflioe at Depot. POST OFFICE, A. S.

Hunter, Guaranteed. Give me a. oa.ll of March, said hotel hi being built find will be managed by tlie congenial C. E. SPIVEY, Kingman county, Kansa.

II. 1j. athkutox. Agent, Let our local buyers go in and atrip. Relow are the transfers of E.

R. Seeley who, during previous years as mine host, acquired tha ability of mak Spivey, Kansas. ing his patrons feel that they wero at home. Smalley. 240 acresof land, joining the town site on the North from 1).

A. Smalley, to the Ar ansas Valley Town and Land Company $7,200. From U. E. James Utt.

Tha town of Bjdvey i situated on the W. W. Magruder. J. F.

Wells, to Smalley Moore lot 1 block north bank of the Chieaskia river, on sec. 11, town 30, range- Co. and inowned and controlled by Magruder the Arkansas Valley Town and Lund Dealor in 9, $.500. FromO. Wells to Howe Smalley lot 12 block 1, $o00.

From J. II. ilden to S. T. Dickens lot block 17, 934ft.

From W. P. Gibson to Co. of Topdca, in connection with the A A. T.

S. T. K. R. Co.

Th town site -DEALERS IN- ing of the hammer are heMrd on every side. has a gentle slope from about one milr nerth, to the station grounds. Many If we cannot have a dailv mail over S. Hall lot block 20, $125. From the Arkansas Valley Town Co.

to W. M. Chalk lot 2 block 24, From the Arkansas Valley Land Co. to Haley lot 4 block 23, 60: to lots have been sold and businesses of the railroad why not get one from DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, many kinds are now represented. DRY G-OODS, NOTIONS, AND CAPS, The Town Company have placed the E.

K. Smaller rented a tract of land A. II. Moore lot 3 block 20. 00: to Chas, gttnira! management of the town near town for 4 an acre, cash in ad vance.

Chanilierlain lot 4 Mock 20, $fi0: to John A. itrandt lot 18 block l-, $70 to STATIONERY, A blue bird was heard Tuesday morn ing, winch is asureign of the approach of spring. Tuesday a man was over from Clear Pirn Hedicps, Fehfuheeies, Mrs.M. A. Messiuger lot block 28.

12-: to J. W. Hush lotl block 33, How often on hot or windy days do we wish for a little shade. 'ot the shade of a house or fbiitv, but tree-sliade. It makes on far more comfortable under a tree.

Trees will kwp off much of the winds that now trouVIe us, shorten thtdr course and confine their limits. Trees will add lx-anty to the water liH.kiu up tl prospects for a ItrivkyanL There is talk of adding another coach hm I mi to the pa-wnjrrr train leaving Mill vane Notions, Toilet Articles etc. yard, garden ami farm. They will add toil rhwfulness ami joy. Birds will and the selling of tots.

In tho hands of E. It. Smalley, ns local agent, and when you visit the town call upon him aud secure first elass information from him in reference thereto. Parties from the East will come to Kansas City, take the anta Fe for Xewton, from there to Miilvant junction, and then to Spivey. which town will, without a doubt, have a population of two thousand by the llrst ft January, ISS8.

The leading spirits of Spivey have resolved, and intend that the town at Jtyivey uliall lie a Iaw-n-biding devoid of the elements that so materially, in many frontier towns, dwinrh the peace and happinesN of their citizen. A large srluiol house I in rwirse of roHstrnction, and rhiirelii'S are now under consideration. Tlie town of Hpivey. while lining present tu terminal point of tlx- affords utipmedi-iited advantages for business men dviring location. JttDEXT.

nr in their boughs and forth to their Rung. It takes trouble to plant CHOICE LIQUORS For Strictly Medical Purposes only. tns ami take care of tlieiii, bet what dues it not take trouble to do in the morning. The bouse occupied by Jas. Sih-a as restaurant, will lie moved opposite the livery tUable.

Farmers around Spivey are making Treat effort towards improving ILw brrrd pf trwir bog. II. J. Hall, of Je4 jtrick. and a large real estate bolder of that plarr.

was taking ia the aigbti of pivey Weil-nradar. If yon wL-h I.tT. iMiet or Xote Jlnds. Statemit. t'ar.

Imitations, rany kind of aaitii-r primlri, rail on Get your trees and Rtmie day when it is too wrt plnw or sow. put in the prescription CarafMlly Compounctod X3ty or Night. GROSEpS, QUEENSWAE; GLASSr- VARE, SALT MEATS, ETC. A Complete Line of HAND MADE Harness in Stocks. My Goods are Fresh and First and my Prices as Low as the Lowest Bpiroy, Kingman Car Dr.

Grpenlaml has his flirt-it this store trees, on rail put in a great many in one day axd tliry will riw. after six months, without nM from hkmi. You have time-. trw and the sand will rntt mwh as tlte timber wiQ lire iik tle wind's forcr. Spivey, Kingman Kans..