Daily Tribune-News du lieu suivant : Winfield, Kansas • 1

r-r NV s1 TOfM NE-NE DMLY J. JLL 11 OL NO. 74, WIN FIELD, KANSAS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1885. VOL. 1.

Mr. Stewart, of Arkansas City, was in Deputy Sheriff Itarick, of Arkansas ADDITIONAL LOCAL. -1 ranch has been plowed under and tho jrround put In oats aud corn. In my ramble up to Glenn Grove. I found the; timber blooming with Indians, -who are BtlTl working, in other words btggitig.for who ever heard of and Indian working.

J. J. Hutctina and K. Hinson have Just enclosed two uondrttd acres of pasture for J. 15.

Harden. Garden truck of all kinds is beginning to appear in the market. Farmer arc driving their tok to the hills for pasture. Corn In this vicinity Is vorjs scarce. The distemper has broken out among the horses, but in mild form.

A brother of J. li. Harden is here from Lebanon, Indiana. Pktb. i the city to-day, be has a lino fruit farm near that place.

TlieD. M. A. arc pulling in for a home stretch on their railroad election petitions, to-day. The commissioners meet to-morrow, to consider these petitions, and will probably call an election, should there be the required number of signers.

Arkansas City has sent up a good petition, but it is feared that when it comes to a vote, tbey may be opposed. Probate Court. Licenses have been issued to the fol 4 .1 City, was in the city on business, to-day. MWOru Barren, of Arkansas Citywbq has been visiting Miss Clara Bullen for Mjme days, will return to-morrow. Judge Bard's large mirror frame was moved from the shop to store-rooms to- day.

It is an elegant piece of work-Two of the county prisoners, were taken to-day, for trial; to Arkansas City. The rase is one of bigamy in territory. i T. P. Daugherty, brother of J.

Daogherty, oar handsome coal dealer, came over from Wellington Saturday evening, Joseph Kent, Implement man, from Terre Haute, Indiana, and an old school mate of Fank L. Crampton's, Sundayed at the Central. Bliss Wood stand ahead, of the world on flow. The Lawrence iuill premium was modified, being the best made on burrs. Sheriff Mclmtire will go to the penitentiary about to-morrow; with four prisoners, who plead guilty of their crimes, lowing: The city council meets to-night.

WillC. Higgins; of Udall is in the city. W. Rigg, left fur Mm livine lodge, this mor'nimr. 0.

J. Daugberty, went to Wellington, this morning. Mrs. Wilson, of Denver, came in on the noon train. James Y.

Chambers, of Warsaw, came in yesterday. R.W.Randall, if is booked at the Central. Mrs. Wes. Ferguson and daughter, leave for Indiana, this p.

m. W. G. Hopkins, of Topeka, Kansas, registered at the Central yesterday. Cal.

Ferguson came in yesterday from Dodge City. He leaves for that place again this p. m. The case of Abraham Cofthran against James Wilson, on a settlement, was in progies in Bnckman's court to-day. Fun at the rink Tuesday evening, on Chas.

O. llaris and Edith Heitkom. Isaac Badger and Rena B. Wegstaff. The May Pole.

Saturday night the long anticipated May pole came off. All the seats and much of the available standing room was occupied with spectators, gentlemen and ladies from among oar best people constituted the large audience. The skating was performed by couples of select, trained skaters who did their parts perfectly to the time of music. The music of the evening, while good would have been much improved by the ad- if i theft and grand larceny the Bycicles. Everybody come and hare Ljition of more pieces.

Sandford May fell from his wagon and HEITK AM HARRIS. lss Heltkam and Orville Harris at the Catholic parsonage, by Father Kelly, May 8. The parties were both of Arkansas City, and were old friends of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Patterson, of this city. They go east to reside with Mr. Patterson's sister. The following attended the wedding: Father, mother, brother, sister and friends of the bride, from ArkansasCity; Mr. and Mrs.

Patterson, Lydia Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Jeck, of this city. ZXiss Nella Brown. Wichita Eagle A moderately fair audience met the celebrated reader, Miss Nella Brown, at the opera house last night.

Those present were of the most cultured of our citizens, and were highly pleased and edified by the distinguished lady, as evidenced by the hearty and frequent rounds of applause that burst forth at each successive display of her wonderful elocutionary powers, and her life-like portrayal of her subjects. The lad has a powerful and highly cultivated voice, and her power of modulation-is truly wonderful. Her delivery was faultless and her mover nients most charmingly graceful. Probably no other entertainment given in the opera house this season was more entertaining nor more thoroughly appreciated. Gasoline at H.

Brown Sons' for 20 cents per gallon, delivered free.41tf Among the new dry goods at Baden's to-day, are fari in all the latest novel-sies. Kbtice. Having sold our business to Bassett Bertram, who will carry a full stock of pumps, wind-mills hd pipe, we take pleasure in recommending them to the patronage of the people of Cowley county and vicinity. Tours respectfully, Cairns Reynolds. -71 injured himself this morning while coming to the city to attend to his duties as a juryman in the Andrews and Losure case.

He is able to be around but it is feared some of his ribs are broken. He was excused from jury service. Mr. Holman, of district 129, was in he city to'day. They expect to.

ojpen the first school in the district this w.eek,with Miss Lama Barnes a teacher. There good laugh, Coles will get there, bent's admission 10 cents. Ladies free. Dr. Harvey, of Junction Cfty, a brother of ex-Go'verne Harvey, of Kansas, reached the city to-day and will be here Jbr seme.

time; in search of a location. Rev. Kelly is out to-day securing subscriptions to the fund for repairing and completing the church, twelve or fifteen hundred dollars will be raised for the purpose. a very neat little painpfotet, descriptive and illustrative of the new Monte Zuma hotel. The site of this hotel is 6,800 feet above the aea.

It is a very attractive summer 1 It wQIW a three months Mr. HoH man says that they are all wanting a railroad out that way very! much- Jetty Couples. Quite a number of ladies and i gentlemen coucluded to take in the fresh conn try air yesterday by a drive to Arkansas City, leaving about ten o'clock p. m. But alas the moon had a very poor chance; on the contrary the Rain King presided, compelling the party to linger at the terminus longer than returning about nine o'clock this morning.

Nevertheless all report a splendid time. The occasion was one ox much pleasure to all, and much credit is due to the manager, Mr. Cole, for the success of the exercises upon this occasion. Hotel Arrivals. CENTRAL.

Archie Dunn and wife, Arkansas City; M. Wooden, Arkansas City; II. J. Donnelly Arkansas City; A. II Fitch, Arkansas City; John Walker, Larnard! J.

H. Hall, Newport lnd; Dr. Fisher, Topeka; R. W. Woodford, Upton Ky; M.

8. Hooker, Leavenworth; J. Adams Arkansas City; Joseph Kent, Terre Haute lnd; J. B. Malone, Argonia; Jim Hall, Bob Brown, City; Lyman Naugle, Morning Sun Iowa; J.

Bruere, New Sersey; H. B. Judd, Quincy 111; H. Dusman, Quincy 111; T. P.

Dougherty, Wellington; R. W. Randall, Springfield Mo; Mrs. M. L.

Long, Arkansas City; R. Howard, Ashland Kansas; H. Andrews, Galena Kansas; J. W. Chambers, Warsaw Ky; W.

F. Wilkinson, S. W. Norton, City; W. G.

Hopkins, Topeka; W. L. Archer, Kansas City Mo; Z. M. Grsborn, Spring Hill Kansas; T.

W. Johnson, Big Bay Kansas; S. W. Newman, Lamar Kansas. Visiting Cards, Circulars, Pamphlets, Programs, Invitations, Wedding Cards, Envelopes, Mortgages, Blanks, Deeds, Dodgers, At this office.

Found. A small thin flat key. The owner can have the same by applying at this office. Center Orove Chatter-box. Pretty muddy! Mud all tle time! Corn planters are beginning to get ready.

It appear they were not used tOBomuch rain. Aft thfeWtiJttthflvLeinity ol tue Love The party consisted of Misses Hattie Baden is in receipt of a lot of new goods to-day. D. Rodocker, photographer and artist. Second door south of Brettun house.

1 37, tf. Stolpt Gertie McMullen, Nellie CoteJIat-tie Andrews, Nina Anderson, Carrie Anderson, Anna Hyde, Misses Dautchman and Messrs. Frank1 Dorton, Ed McMullen, Harry Sickafoos, Matt Ewart, A.Snowhill, Geo.Schnler and Mr. Gray. District Court Divorce granted in the case of Martha Ladies and gentlemen's grand reception at the rink, Wednesday evening May 6th, no gentlesuMv allowed to skate without a lady.

Grand march, Spanish march and good Bxosie will complete the programme for tire evening. Ladies free. Mr. Jas. Chambers, of Kentucky, came into our city yesterday.

He is a young man of means and comes here to locate, if he lik es it. with the U. S. G. last summer in ewtnparoy with Mr.

C. A. Garlick, and was induced to come here on that ateonst. The fmreral of Mr. Emma Rowland wife of Henry Rowland, took place to-day at 10-Stf a- m.r from the residence near the Baptist parsonage.

Mr-Rowland is well known here and has the sympathy of many friends in his affliction. The death occurred Saturday evening- caused by consumption. Dr. Fisher's lecture upon Kansas, Saturday night, drew a large house, and was exceedingly interesting, drawing forth frequent applause. The attention of the entire house was invited upon the speaker, throughout the evening.

His description of the early days and the Quantrell raid especially, were of especial interest. Dr. Fisher will always draw a good house in Winfield. Worden vs Lindon O. Fbrden.

Case of City of Winfieldvs Brown. Plea of not guilty to the charge of assault and battery. Trial by court resulted in verdict of not guilty. Cowley flntciALPAm NEWS I WINFIELD, Kansas. TrTbune 6- COLUMN $1.50 A YEAR.

Quarto. oxthiai published Three Months, every mm TTEDXESDAT -AO Couta The case of Doane against the county commissioners, an appeal was up and discussed and left with the court. A case of Dennis relative to township scrip, Winfield township, was called and being argued at noon to-day. The jury was still out in the case of Andrews Losur against Richard Gates at twelve o'clock to-day. This term will probably close to-day.

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