The Spivey Dispatch from Spivey, Kansas • 3

I. IIuhIi autliorlMW into annuunoo tluit PfcHbUNAL. KUiniO. ye Spivey Dispatch Spivey E. A.

BROWN, be it a twumtuiu) for reifUtw of duwit of Kin sciavdot wus In from thef front munooiuiiy, tiiojoui ui mil uwuiuii ui mu iw Dublltianoountyoonvontlon. i juuiiuuy. Thursday, August 25. 1887. AOUnnluHnn (Tr S.

P. VlVlldCr, Of Telle JlUUte, A. BABOO OK, Prop. r11 lcimla of frm was in towu yesterday. produce nnd the people of theChikaskia I.

W. Riwii, of the negistcroi ueeus Board by Day or Week, 5 valley should go to work aud take In continent, was In town this morning. SUBSCRIPTION BATES. Ona year, in advance, $1.60 Six months, 75 Pour 60 Local notices stay In until ordered out, 1 Job work CASH. the majority of tht prizes.

Mrs. C. A. Duncan who was visiting Meals SO Cents. 83.50 por "Voek.

The democratic cundldates for sheriff a few days In the city left Monday lor and treasurer nro pretty good stood men tulllson IVCeals sit sill HEoizrs and will doubtless give things duo Charley Uarlow has returned; from Provisions, QoeeosMe, Glassware, Patent Medicines, Tobacco, Eto. weight during tho coming fall. The Stanton county, In the western part of former tips tho beam ut210 and the hit- the state. Ice Cream and Cake every Saturday night, tor at mIhs Bollo French returned Saturday C. K.

W. TIME TABLE. Clinwro In Tlino Curd for onoriitlnsr tloimrt-incut between Splvoy unci Mulviuio. Tukos Suntliiy, Aiurust 14, 1H7, Xo. 4.11, Mull and Express, Brrlvon, 13.45 P.

M. Nti. 411. Frolirht. Arrlvci from KnHt B.U P.

M. Wednesday a number of friends and from a viHit with her craudmother, at 25 Cents Per Couple. Tirst Door North of Albright Bentaon's real estate office. neighbors of widow Raffaleo, residing Anthony. niiiTii-wem, oi town, wiki hh.i nftnf TTnrnnr noun.

LOOK UEUEl i Nil. 453, Mull ivntl KxproHH, Iii'parts, l.WS p. No. 41:5, Frolirht. IH-purts for Hunt, A.

ty's prominent farmers, was a visitor cut lier corn. In the evening a party was given and about twenty-five couple Closo connections ut Mulvano for North out LookOut! No! Look In! ast Fridnv. wncA rtvcaniir I South trulns. I II. L.

Atiiurton, Agent. Vcounle of movers bound for the J. tmsnoim, an enierpns.ng clu. -o ,1,, tl.lo oi aiuuh, nun ui lu uio itit-wa uii week, but didn't wish to stop hero. A Land, Loan Insurance Brokers, City Officers.

A. Winslow real estate iiuent showed them around Aiaermeu Ureeniancl ana Ulbson See our Hew and Mayor, I'oliee Magistrate mill hofnrfi nitfht thov nwned one of the journied to the shire town on muulcl best township Pl business Tuesday. Tho Sunday school picnic at Uncle Wm. Wensoll, the Kingman real es- Couucilmen. i Fstll Stock Johnnv Nichols' grove Saturday, was wte broker, accompanied by, his wire, Geo.

P. Maxfiold 1). A. Smalley M. L.

Stanley U. Greenland T. N. Keimif? W. P.

Gibson Harry W. Urown J. F. Stanley W. C.

Grubb We have some choice Farms and City Property at a well attended. Ice cream, lemonade 'as hi the city Monday. OF and tho ever-welcome basket dinner Herschell and Cromwell Greenland, City Clerk City Treasurer City Marshal were plenty. Short addresses were of Harper county, brothers of the Dr. made by Rev.

Hunter, 'W. L. Chalk, and Clate, visited thuin Sunday, V. W. Jlarlow ana otliers.

John P. Monra. of Kiiismnn. ono of If you know anything we don't know the leading candidates for register of BARGAIN. Agents for Kelly's Addition to Spivey.

and which the people ought to know if deeds, was a pleasant caller Tuesday. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Ladies' and Gent's FURNISHING COODS, CLOTHING, it is worm Knowing, aoirt you Know it KeV. A. B. Moore and Prof.

J. C. Sic You can get a choice lot of us at Half Price is your duty to let us know in order Clelland, two pilgrims from the village that the people may know also, you north of us. were restine in our citv SPIVEY MARKETS. CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.

Eggs, He Butter, 25c Potatoes, 80c Corn, bu 25c Oats, 25c IVheat, bu Chickens, $1.50 2.00 floes, fewt $4.25 Know, dud iney can i Know tne tnings Tuesday. v. I and Easy Terms. Seeing is believing. uk Sam Harris and family, who have peopie to Know, uniess you us Know been in Texkg for the paflt tyfQ whiir.

vnn Know. I. Call at our Office opposite th depot ti i navfl rpr.Tirnpti tnniriii7r. stav awn v. AND Byers brought to this office two and will make ChPiaskia township their or write for particulars.

ears or wnite corn eacn ear nearly 12 future home. i 1 i I Cattle, 1 Groceries, rnuue. urns ux voijr uge claytou Greenland, who has been a ALBRIGHT BBNTS0E, grains. no can oeai ii. '-iMCKerson f.lt.hfni pmniv th titop atptt nr.

Leavenworth, I ton foal, $2.50 $2.00 4c Argosy. Punvnn Citv flee for the last three months, left for Shoes and Boots We can. A. II. "Willard brought to SPIVEY, KINGMAN CONTY, KANSAS.

his home in Harper county Wednesday. Hides, rib Hay, this office two ears of white corn each where he will go to school. nearly 14 inches long with 16 row3 of Bob Little started for Spivey, Kan Lard, lb 10c Cabbage lb very large grains. 1 Next 1 sas, on Monday. Bob is quite a poli An exchange says that turnips sowed tician, audi would not be a bit sur- A.

S. HXJNTER, T. F. TRUESDALE, prisea ne got to De governor or tiiat about this time will most likely make a big crop and furnish an excellent relish Local News. km state inside of five years.

Punxsutaw-! i Proprietor, Manager, Kingman County, Kansas. for your cows and other stock at a time ney, Spirit. Spivey, when green feed is scarce. There is perhaps no great amount of nutriment A Splendid Offer, in turnips, but then stock are very fond The Weekly Capital an Farmers' CASE, of. them, and in the absence of some- journal and the Dispatch for $2.00 tiling better tliey undoubtedly discount We offer the Weekly Capital and Dealers in nothing a hundred per cent.

They Farmers Journal and the' Dispatch should not be aUowed to freeze. one year for S2.00. This snlfimlid nflVi- i- Staple FansY GrogerieS, A cotton grower of Arkansas who is tor cash, and enables every citizen iiiiiL was prospecting in this state says there of our county to secure a valuable paper FLOUR, ETC. is no doubt but what the soil of Kansas from the capital of the state and his is excellent ground for cotton. He own local paper at the price 6f one" sub- We Exchange G-oods for all kinds of Country Rained this morning.

Bring in your job work. Read the city ordinance. Subscribe for the Dispatcii. pld papers for sale at this office. Don't forget our clubbing offers.

Greenland for fine Cigars. The oystar season is almost here. Lion coffee at Bunion Tobin's. Greenland for Patent Medicines. Overcoats have been fashionable this week.

Spivey war treated to a gentle shower Sunday. Farmers go to Macy's for your machine oil. Xow is a good time to sow corn for winter feeding. E. A.

Brown handles Winfleld Flour rents his land for five dollars per acre, scription. Subscribe at once. Produce. A fine variety of STATIONERY 1 i i -r -v tH -i t-v1 I SEVEN RACES. anq a cnpice seiecnon 01 5Uujxc ana tancy -p TrQi sr rin "Rq vi Travo Seven Entries nthe First Racp which is more than land will rent for in this state.

Some of the land-owners should try the crop on a large scale next year and see what can be done with it. Cotton inquires a tolerably dry time and such a summer as this, is just the kind for a big crop. The Spivey correspondent of the Eagle writes the following "And one thing sure, you don't hear U-UUUS fctllU IN U.UI1S ill Don't forget tho pWo, POST-OPFICB Building, Splvov, Kansas A BIG TIME. a u-tJiitJiaj. jDfctiiiiuig The attendance at the races last Sat urday was the smallest since the track Transacted.

We always have an abundance 0, A. BULLED was opened and the sport was ths best. The first number on the program was the farmers around Spivey kicking at 13 the regular quarter mile race, for wliich there were seven' entries. Betting was all, but all agree that their crops are as good, if not a little better, than they have been forborne time. Their wheat, oats and grass is good they will have plenty and to spare which of course pt Spivey, Kans.

The fall boom will soon be here with all its enchantments. Greenland for fine Soap, Toilet Articles and Notions. Al Babcock is enjoying a visit from a sister, who lives in Nebraska. The farmers are having a hard time Obtaining hands to cut the corn. The Davis boys came in from Colo we cannot say every community.

at the Lowest Rates on G-ood Farms. Has a Large and Complete Stock of asfe, Poors, Blinds, People around Spivey feel pretty confi pretty lively as everybody "was pretty certain a different horse would win. After four or five trials the starter let them go, and one, a gray, on which considerable money had been put, was left in the lurch. Parsons' light sorrel mare soon took the' lead and was a length ahead at the first turn. Coming around the bend Slit-ear and Smalley's colt closed up, and it was worth going dent that corn will open at at 25 cents per bushel.1 CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Kingman. Kingman County, Shingles, Posts, Building Material, Etc. Kansas We take great pleasure in presenting rado Friday witli a lot of horses. the announcement of I. W.

Bush, who Q. L. SMALL, Manager. Spivey, Kansas. Runion Tobin shipped 500 bushels was introduced to us as "the best com pf potatoes to the front Tuesday.

missioner Kingman county ever had," John A. Cragun, Pres. Edgar Henderson, Vice Pres. James Barton, Cashier. as a candidate for register of deeds, School will commence in two or three Livery, sale I Feed Stable miles to see them as they came down home stretch.

First one led and then another. After they turned the last corner a blanket would have covered them all at any times. Slit-ear won by a head and neck from Parsons' mare, sveeks, at least so we understand. He is an old soldier and au old settler, and lived in the country till this spring BANK OF SPIVEY The rains during the last week hi' 5 sures good pasture till cold weather, All varieties of nails at Runion To Incorporated under the laws of the State of Kansas. Ji Capital Does a General Banking Business.

which was about half that far ahead of the colt. Xext was a 20O-yd race between a bay mare, owned by MeQnirt, bin's at better than Kingman prices. Amo Cigars are the best in town-try pue for a nickel at Runion Tobin's. of Attica, anil Roy Gail's pony. The pony had everything his own way and Buys and Sells Bills of Exchange on Great Britain and Ireland, France Germany, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland.

Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Aus wonder what made JUagruder run tralia ana untisii vv est maies. won witnout trouble. Then came an when ho moved to Kingman and engaged in the harness. As county commissioner his record was an enviable one but his many adherents are confident he can beat it if elected to the position for which he is an aspiraut. Council met Monday night but the committee appointed to prepare ordinances were not yet ready the board adjourned till Tuesday night.

Council met Tuesday evening, Aug. 23. Present, mayor Winslow, council-men Keinaig, Gibson, Stanley and Smalley and clerk Brown. Dr. Green- out thebaclr door so quick Monday night A Make Collections of Drafts drawn on all points in U.

Canada and Europe, other quarter mile dash between Ward's bald-face and Potter's sorrel. They Half mile race next Saturday, and a L. STANLEY, Proprietor, Horses Boarded by the Day or "Week, and ran even till within 100 yds of the lino MONEY milEltlTANCE collected and money transferred by cable throughout all Europe when Potter drew away and won by number of extra races may he looked for. Greenland for drugs, paints, pils, stationery, lamps and chimneys. From five to ten traveling men have been in town nearly every day for the Good Care Guaranteed.

Kingman County, IMxmey two lengths. Fourth was a 200-yard special between Bixler's dun horse and or Spivey, Kansas. to Loan on Personal, Chattel Real Estate Security. L. Cramer's dun mare.

The latter was unavoidably absent. An ordi came in first without much trouble, past week. nance relating to "Misdemeanors" and Then came another quarter race. J. II, A meeting of the Arkansas Valley one prohibiting stock from running at FREEH'S EATING HU SE editors will be held at Hutchinson on large, were passed after careful discus- October 6th.

Cramer's sorrel and L. Cramer's dun were the contestants. It was anybody's race all the way and the dun just managed to poke her nose in front. Sixth W. H.

Carrick, Notary PubliCj Real Estate, Loan, Town Lots. siou of each section. A committee was appointed to select a site for a jail and It is said there will be a big Dunkard meeting at the Messenger school house see about building one. Adjourned to next xuesuay evening. Sunday baptizing, etc.

wasa200-yd dash between Sam Welch's brown pony and Carl's roan. They went off with an even start the first Kingman county is now attracting A heavv rain continuing from the the attention of many capitalists seek trial. In a short time the brown ob Has Just Opened. Board by the Day or Week. MEALS 25 Cents.

middle of the forenoon till after dark fell on Friday, the 19th. Cheap Farms near Town for Salo, ing investments in Kansas. Her wonderful prosperity has elicited the recog tained a lead of a head and kept it till almost at the wire when the roan spurted and the outcome was so even Several of the carpenter gang were In town last week, at work on the coal nition and admiration of everybody. AND MAKES riliiite, but are now at the front again. The season has not been as good as could be wished but tho grand march that the judges decided it a dead heat, The backers of the man thought another jockey would do better, so Geo.

San- Try the HOMO Fiour, 1.35 a sack at THE BEST ATE ON GOOD LOANS. of Improvement keeps steadily onward and a few more such vears will see the E. A. Brown's, Spivey, Kansas. ner, the Archer of Spivey.

was put on. GIVE US A. CALL. DOOR SOUTH of SPiVEY HOTEL. county take its place as one of tl and the roan at once became a big fa FIKS" Spivey, Kingman county, Kansas.

The depots are finished. A num- bright stars in the grandest constella- vorite. They went away the second t'on of Union. when it is con of the boys expect to leave for the Pacific coast alter the pay wagon arrives time with a square start. The brown took a lead of a length, and the roan sidered that is the best watered If yon want a good game of Billiards or Pool seeing something was wronrr.

got down county in the state, her soil is fertile and climate good, her fanners happy and money plenty, nothing is Go to the Spivey to business. He took the col lared his rival, went ahead of him and ass i W. O. GSUBB, off the track on the grass. Ueforehis Charley Slouter.or.r, Charles Griffith rider could get 1dm on the track again pnd "VVilb'ir Mpsenjer were tamping the brown Lad a lea.1 too great a Us Citsr j31a.c3s:smitl-i, to be overcome and v.on by a length.

The roan's performances to-day, in A very pleasant social party was pi ven the residence of Lee Xiehols, north-west of the city, Saturday night. Owii'g to the necessity of publishing the city on'mace this week we are to omit a few very interesting ileus. We hear one of the candidates was foCiiiig around a chicken coop northwest of to-sn Monday but says wrn't do it any Moore. Rev. E.

Rrown. the GermanEvaiigel-ical minister, delivered an excellent sermon to a hirse eonre'jaticn, at the school house, Sunday evening. three races, show, as we predicted, that all kinds cf work in is line on short notice.) out a week or so and one night they stopped the south-eastern comer of Kiowa county. Chas. was awakf-ned ty the horses snorting and cavortir? around.

He thought they were playissjr and got up 3Kl yards is his dLtanee and when he stays on tiie trai it will take a eood HALL, liorsc Shoeing and Plow Work a Special v. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give me a Call. to beat him. Counting the dead Iieatand the ran W.

W. MAGRUDER, PROP. to tie thern farther apart, but befurehe reached the pisircr.ls he saw something SPIVET. K1XGMAK COUNTY, KANSAS. New Brunswick Co's Tables.

which morcer.tr.rily poralized him and made everything dear. Abot fifty Ta Buna Mfaz, spjsy, fcissi Our merchants are dady yards away was a beast of ferocious ap part of their large stock of fall poods snd from the amount received it looks as if tiiey expected a bi fall trade. off as two rate3, and it amounts to that, there were seven races. This, in cumbers, equals the great associations in the East, aud one thing sure, no race lietween The Eard ar.a Trmibador awakened more eathnsiam than did the fir? and last racs to-day. Xeit Saturday the regular half mile race will be rnn and owners of fast horses for any distance sfconld bring them in and socjebotly will giTe them a whirl.

pearance, rgr.t yedow or gray in color, and seven feet long. Charley ha.1 other business than tending to the Iiorses and crawled back under the wstoh. Was this the cougar or mountain lion wliich has been tearing tip things in Barber cvunty? SPIVEY DIIA.Y, Is 0. 1, Does all kinds of HAULING on Short Notice. Subscribe for the Spivey DISPATCH.

An excursion to Elm Hills would be productive of much sport for Spivey. We IIieve if started in the right way tiUe could be successfully conducted. Orders left at the Post Office will receive prompt attention. i.