The Spivey Dispatch from Spivey, Kansas • 3

PERSONAL. TheSpivey Dispatch If all the hiiHlncHN biilMiiit(H on Main street whiuh are being "figured on'' uro built. Spivey will hooii luive Harper and Kingman In its suburbs. Tom Chalk Is now sett led In Ills new Thursday, March 24, 1887 Ufa 4 R. N.

Thompson was up from Harper Tuesday. K. II. Jones went to Harper yesterday room In the McCormick Wagner building and ha a neat mid cosy a SUBSCRIPTION RATES, On year, in advance, $1.60 Mx month, 75 Four v50 morning. Walker Dogg, of Cheney, was in town place as any man could wish K.

Hough, of Chicago, brought to Local notices stay In until onlurod out the city yesterday, the cuts of business Job work CASH. end residence houses of Spivey, ordered last winter by the business men Tuesday. J. II. Sim a Topckulto, wa in town Wednesday.

J. II. Wheat, of Amber, Barber was a caller yesterday. Mesdames J. T.

Enunett and E. K. Smalley went to Kingman Tuesday. E. P.

Hubbard, of Ottawa, was in C. K. W. TIME TABLE. Col.

Chas. Chamberlain contract ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES, ing to build on the corner of Smalley ave aud Main street, a two-story build Ing, 24x80 fur a bank, olllces aud a hall. l'mtwnnor arrlm from Mit 12.H0 p. x. doprt for P.

M. Froljtht arrlvwi from mist l.iSr.u. depart! for S.OO A. M. PaMMiifcr run dully except Kunduy.

town on busines Tuesday. Parties looking for a mill-site were sizing up the river In this vicinity the A. M. Winslow and D. R.

Smalley froiitht arrlvoi Mmiilay, Wpdnmlay aai other day, and concluded a good mill went toKingmau Tuesday. J. P. Mead Bankers, Friday. E.

R. SMALLEY would be a money making institution Capt. R. M. Spivey, in honor of whom Bolingbov the buggy man who was our city is named, was a caller Friday.

MAIL. Mail for Kingman leave at (t A. M. on Mon, here last week, will occupy the room II. II, Graves and F.

C. Leach, of A General Banking Business north of Albright Uentson's olliee Settled near where Spivey now Stands, in the famous Chiaskin valley, i Wertneaday ami Krldnr. Ttio return mull Kingman, were In town this morning. as soon as Stevens moves to Ills new -rlvcu ut noon on the altoniate day. before the buffalo and coyote, anil could not get away.

He does not desire to gs L. Bauman, of the C. K. W. en Mail for Itoolienter leavei at ft o'oloek Tuea- Transacted.

We always have an abundance quarters. now. Heknowsevery foot of the country and lias been appointed local agent for gineering corps, was in the city this week. iy, Thuraduy aud Saturday, and returu mall I'ivcB lu tbe evening of tlio nlurrmtc dty. In about two years hence it will be diflieult to recognize the Bprvey of to W.

R. Minert, a real estate mini of day. Just imagine six blocks of bus! THE ARKANSAS Valley TOWN COUPAHT. Larned, registered at the Spivey Hotel ness buildings on Main street. And Tuesday.

to Spivey will have them too, Col. Chamberlain left the first of the C. E. Seeley received a two year old In 90 Days he has Sold over 300 Lots, some of horse Tuesday from Pennsylvania. week to lay out several new towns along theC.K.

W. The animal is a beauty, chestnut sorrel, If. F. Good, of Cheney, land inspect at the Lowest Rates on Good Farms. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

sired by Mambrino Kiuir, one of the Ibern three times, each time at a advance, Mr. Smalley haw some choice HATiCi A ITB 12 FARMS fAEQHES finest horses in tiie country. or for S. W. Cooper of Wichita, was in the city Tuesday.

SPIVEY MARKETS. COUHKCTED KVEKT TIIT1WRAV. Kggs, dor. iluUer, Vtt) 15c Potatoes, liu $1.00 liu Outs' bu 0e Wheat, Chicken, doz $2.25 Hogs.Vcwt $4.00 battle, $2.50 $3.00 Sheep Cnl, Leavenworth, Canyon City, Ifides.pib 24(iiHc Kingman KilllHil. Kingman County, u.

w. manner nas sold his lot on Magruder street and bought a Main st. A.G. the Wichita Mer lot, George keeps his eyes opened and OonsiErtdllg Of from 40 tO 3,000 adeS. AlSO Spivey real estate is as good an Stanley, tins weeK.

know ows investment as could be found Sam Farrow and family from Harper, nastne best are among the latest additions to the The following remark was heard the Livery, sale Feed Stable population of Spivey. other day, "TheSpivey Hotel iths best hotel in the coulitv and I have been in all of them." Everyone who has Messrs Barnes and Hill, prominent Insurance companies, and the best facilities for officials of the Southern Kansas railway, were in Spivey hist Week. stopped at this excellent hostlery will Local News. M. STANLEY, Proprietor, agree with the speaker, L.

L. Seeley arrived from Reynolds- There is talk of organizing a hunk ville, Pennsylvania, Monday, and will make Spivey his future home. in Spivey. It can be done and by the LOANING MONEY ON Real Estate parties now Interested here. It would C.

E. Grimes, one of Cleveland's be a paying investment and the people Horses Boarded by the Day or Week, and Good Care Guaranteed. Transient Travel a specialty Spiyey, Kans. prosperous farmers came in Monday and subscribed for the Dispatch. Plant trees.

Strangers are numerous. Windy and cool Mouday. Subscribe for the Dispatch. Grocers report trade very good. The planing mill has been painted Monday was the first day of spring should not let the matter rest.

If anything is done it must be at once. W. IL Earl, of Xewton, hearing of ine tpivey (xans.i jjirpatch an the bargains In Spivey real estate, was nounces itself in favor of E. R. Smalley at tie best Rate, Can TRADE any and ALL Kinds Of Property Here, for East.

Spivey, Kingman, County Kansas, down yesterday to take in some of them. Implements at Winslow, Gibson Co. for mayor in the event of that town or ganizing as a city. The nomination is Scrips7.ic's building is nearly finished Magruder has paiHted Ills' drug store Messrs. Hunter and Hall, stock buy a good one and we heartily second the ers from Harper and Kansas City, were L.

Ashman, of Kingman, was in the Dispatch's action. Bunker Mill, (111.) looking for fat cattle" around Spivey E. JONES, Democrat. this week. n.

B. Leach has come to the coucluj If. Jfilse-r, of Bathalto, an old schoolmate of A. B. Moore and E.

R. sion that although Spivey is Hot the Windy Wonder, the Magic Mascot, or Smalley, has been visiting them for the past few days. the Pride of the Prairies, she is the 'git there Eli" town of the state, and J. II. Hall, of Lawrence, and Wm.

Contractor and Builder Takes Contracts for building of all kinds, at Prices which will Suit the Times. KstimateH furnished Fred ot' Charge, and flans ie Specifications shown if 33eslrcL BPIVBV, KINGMAN COYNTi', KANSAS; intends to locate here. lie has bought 'ty to-day. Only eight new houses commenced yesterday. Work on grading the streets began yesterday.

The Dispatch is published every 'i'luirsday. Keep your eyes opeiii for the excursion to Spivey. James Niles has planted a rtuitibet of ees in his yard. J. C.

Wyatt is building a stable" near the planeing mill. A elfrtnce for tle" poor to" become rich Phillips and Ed Burnett, of Topeka, were in Spivey last week looking after some lots and will build a livery stable 50x140 with 200 feel, Of shedding. their property in our thriving town. m. 4 rne latest newspaper venture in Kingman county is tbe Spivey Dispatch.

It Is a neatly printed and very readable seven" t'Olumrt folio Harry W. Brown, formerly of Attica, is Does all kinds of HAULING on Short Notice. X. W. Thompson, Salesman of E.

Bennett Soil, of importers of Percheron aiid Clydesdale horses, registered at the Spivey Hotel Tuesday. Miss Ntfllie Gamble, of Pratt) is visiting Mrs. E. R. Smalley.

She had not been here for si months and was astonished to find a city where she had left a prairie. Dr. II, G. Evans, of El Dorado, pur the editor, and from tile specimen Copy which we received w6 are of tilt! opinion Orders left at the Post Office W. H.

TKEADWAV, Proprietor, will receive prompt attention, Spivey, k. ansae tientlonl chased forty acres just east of the oity to settle in Spivey. Will Chalk an Janies Utt have minted their houses. Vail re" putting netf shelving i ii their grocery' utof John Ousley has gone to cott City i look after Iris claim. Tbe final survey of the cut-off to At-t ica will soon be made.

Spivey will have daily mail over the C. K. yf. next week. Friday, paying one hundred dollars per that the Dispatch will aoon attain a high standing among the weekly journals of1 southwest KaUSas.

Courier. AVe would like to put the following in big, black letters but lack of space forbids, an exchange don't say it, we and we mean it When visiting a printing Office1 keep these' rules in view; enter softly, sit down quietly, subscribe for the paper and pay in advance, keep six feet away acre tor it. He will lmve it platted and laid off in town lots.ij Governor Martin says concerning Arbor Day, "The planting of trees is' a work which should enlist the in Great bargain's iu frm" Imjiilements We have come to stay with a Complete Stock of DRY GOODS, terest and energy of all citizens of Kan nt Winslow, Gibson from the deviU hands off the manuscript, don't talk to the compositors, Billv Gibson is around once more sas, and I earnestly hope that Arbor Day will be properly and generally ob don't carry off the exchanges, and don't a tussle" with the measles read the type that 19 oh the galleys. Chas. Fuller, ah old friend of Seeley served.

It is demonstrated fact that trees change' the climate and induce a greater rairl fall, so that alone" should A Kansas City policeman noticed a mid Messenger, is visiting them. a crowd Of leading citizens on olle cor A. M. Batchelder, of Mulvane, l'eg ner or the Times mock, some were be sufficient to urge all to set out trees in great nufhbers." Uered at the Spivey Hotel yester'day. This Njtti.ce reserved ibr CVH.

Attmmng, deaici' hotdirtg Out notes, checks, greenbacks And still evetybody invests iii lots aid all were talking very excited IIST HOQS, CATTLE, HORSES. Groceries, Boots. Shoes, Clothing in the best city west of the Atlantic Call at tlifcf Stone barn soutb of the river. Spivey, Kinimiiiri countv. Kausasi A boy fifteen or sixteen years of age ocean.

ly, with one' exception. Tlieeop asked the quint nlan what all the noise nieant and he said that he" lia'i just bought Agricultural irtfpleirtents, cli'etfp'est wanted at this office to learn the printing business. nisif-fi in KiiiirBlMii Window, Gib the last lot In the new town" ef Spivey Ladies and Gents Furnishing Gooas. son For Sale. 15.

R. Sampson has all kinds of early which could be obtaine'u for love or money. "But that does hot account for' hiifiisferS and bahke'rs' Biid nier- 100 bushels of Dwarf Hroorti Corn vegetables np atid sayS they are grow Setd for sale. Inquire" Vail A Cox Butter Arid Eggs wanted at the Highest Makat chants actlrig. crazy," returned the ing nicely.

Wm. McCoo came" in from! El Dorado Spivey, Kansas. Fdf" Sale; "Weil, yml jald tlie" quiet man, "They all knew gobs of fllbney caught forty acre's north of town could be mane at Spivey, but ltfrpt put tllfee and a half share's Of trie" town with $3,000. i. Ames, the naintef.

Is building ting off buying till ail the told were Price. Ddn't fbrjet the dear Noutlt ot POST A. Hunter, of Cle'vmnd, containini; about 30 acres, sold, afid now they afe wild to get the hidirinir nlace On the wfst end of Ma- borlds voted for one railroad and prop ositions for two more. Dirt Cheap, irrnder's one I have." "Afid they wouldn buy," questioned the cor). "No.

Call on or address E. R. Smalley Spivey L. L. Seeley will soon commence the Well then," the' pblfeMnan rfaid, Kingman County Kansas.

-l ection of a large building, to be used bought four myself and if these fellows wouldn' take any I'll see that thy get PETITION; us a furniture store'. Born To iir'. and Mrs. W. II thirty day Jn the 8ton plltf." And Jtytvey, Stiifl Treadway, of this city, ori Thursday; W.

W. ifagrHdefi lie took the crowd to the cooler. Jiihies nt ffi Kansas, March 24, a daughter, County on The Town Company lrearing of this F. STANLEY, Kingrttan. I Mrs.

Grubb quit keeping boarders placed more lots on sale and all those To the Hon. T. ti. Wall. Jiufee of 18th hist night, much tfr the regret of the Magruder Utt, wishing to escape the fate of the Kan Judicial District of the State of Kansas: sas City parties would do well to buy at many who ate there.

Winslow, Gibson Co. sell agricul JJealer in We, the undersigned, residents of the once, as Tir3t come first -DEALERS IX- rural implements cheaper than any Real estate transfers from the office town of Spivey, Kingman county, and State of Kaunas, a town having about four hundred (400) inhabitants, do firm in Kingman county. of E. R. Smalley: OTKCI 1ST G-, Lot 3 block 0, from E.

F. Ifuer to A. M. Stevens has bought a gasoline stove for his restaurant, in order to comix'te pray that your Honor will giant neces Winslow OILS, sary order making said town" of Spivey ith tbe warm weather. Lot 2, from C.

K. Hollars to II. a city of the Thud Class, with the fol VCgel $4iu. lowing metea and bounds, viz Re- Hons To Mr. and Mrs.

Fletcher Nichols," living two miles northwest of Lot 13, block if, V. Sanner to II. ginning at the E. corner of section DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS -AND -CAPS, Leach 00. I nun, on Sunday, March 20, a son.

STATIONERY, eleven (11), then running north along Lot block 21, from II. O. Wagner to said section line one-half (i) mile, then E. R. Sampson has bought the Mart stanlpv farm west of town and will W.

SannerSlw. west oiie-fourth (i) mile, then north Wof ElofXEiofBec 11, townSO, out a market garden and fruit farm, one-half (4) mile, to the X. E. corner of ranee 8, containing 40 arri-s, from .1 A. Rentson brought a pea vine to west half (i) of X.

E. quarter (i) of said Patent Hedicihes, Perfumeries, R. Smalley to It. G. Evans and others section eleven (11), thelice West three- fourths (I) mile, along north line of said ibt El of section 2, tnfcn SO, ectioii eleven (11) to the X.

W. corner mm of said section eleveii 111), thence south range 8 west, from C. E. 8ley to Wm McCoo one mile along west line of section Lot block 3, from C. II.

Mantling to Notioiis, Toilet Articles etc. eleven (II) to the S. w. corner of F. XLder $7-50.

office Monday, six inches long, by iirtual measurement. Still Kansas is a desert. The first of next week Mell Stevens Kill more his restaurant from its present location to the" new building adjoining Hunter's. Albright A have for sale SO acres Ij ing west of blocks 27 aud 2S. in he town of Spivejr.

ftfl'd effer great bargains in tbe same. An excursion kill be run Spivey said section, tlience east one (1) mile along south line of section (11) to place of beginning at E. corner of From Town Company to R. D. StoffarJ.lot 4, block 14.

sen; F. Yates, lot 5. blwk 3B. S60; GROSErIE-S, QUEE said section, all lyinu and l-ing in section eleven (II). township thirty CHOICE LIQtfOKS For Strictly Medical Purposes onljr.

M. L. Stanley, lotsl A. 2. Mock 14, fl; I.

C. Lindley. lots 1 1 ft V2. Work 14. S13-5; Emily T.

Wood, lot 10, Work 14. of range eight (S) west, situated in the county of ingmau and State of Kansas, and this your petitioners will ever pray II B. I -each, lot 13 14. Work 3H.S1.30. from Kansas about the middle of Praicriptiona Caref iilly Coirtpoundod Day cfx1 lTiglit.

A ril.aml the faie will be efaite! onj Spivey was oil tbe ver'jre ofaeortfla- J. A. Branilt. V. Ii.

Johnson. A. JiuLson. Wm. Holmes.

I. WmmIs. WARE, SALT MEATS, ETC. A Complete Line" of HANb MADE Harness in Stoek- My Goods are Fresh and First my Prices as Low as the Lowest. Spivey, Kingman Kmnm HDt.

lireenland has his office at this store. Joe Wilson. Henry Vogel.O. U. Einrick.

Tom Walker. E. L. Wth H. C.

E. Swlev I ts ii any are i graiiim ruircsuaj Diormng. a nrr Col. Chamberlain sold lots II and 12; some the mm built ranght in tbe to L. Carrie, cmJay for grass and rrrpt nnder the 1 The Colonel pnTtla.e!f thm but quick work on the part of the eiti- few months ago for I the llanm.

F. Stanley. C. H. Manning.

f. S. spivey, Kingman do. Kans narmer, ami many otl.i-rs..