Cowley County Courant from Winfield, Kansas • 2

THK O.IVKAXI At'VEKTISiyo KATES UUSlNEbri MKi OF WIM1KLD WHO HAVE NKVJilt PIED. buklnem hen of winkikld. l.KO.VT. NOTICES, l.KUAT. NOTICES LKHAl.

Notice for Publication. Notice for Publication. HE COIT 11 A rLV Winfield, Kans, Mar. 2, 18S2. Notiio for Publication.

yN specim vna he made lor ail M. STATK OF KANSAS. "1 ANSA i owi.r tfMV. In ihe i if Fail! county atuta-tate. i KANSAS VMNll.

i court i STATK 111-l ull I.KV In I he cowi.tA" ryvM'v. In the district, court said eollllly and slate I in h.ith al rs. Sx-ial Locals, in Iail, lcti per iuserlioli. in VV cekly lucent er city not a wpriljvvas said in lT-fltvtrhil Tipon him. Wo noted bis arrival, his proposed reeeiition.

atnl requested our people to attend and show him the best courtesy Winticld could command. We copied from the proper credit, the program of exercises, we mentioned bis call nt this office with pleasant words and spoke of those who were escorting him said county mid state. The Travelers Insurance i onipany. plaintifl. vs.

V.Crail. Nance. M. rail and A. I.

WVar. drtv-iulanls. tcninmin 1 Cr-iil. Naia-y ear in the above in- TUB Coueant lias eoiitenili'il all along that the noise made about Saint John and prohibition iTul not mean prohibition at all, but wan imp1.v tack-ptl to thi namo in tinier to boom I lis tleorgc W. Moore.

ttciiry T. Aniv A. Jackson and A. t. Wear.

ilelendants. HeiirvT. Jackson. Ainy A. 1.

Vcfir. in the above line iliisiiii-ss lM-ais 111 reading mailer, jn lia'ly. piecnts.iu l'n-ets pi-r line lr Fon-ign ailvi-i-tisi-iociiissaiiie home advertisements. livable in oivtiMe il bills iiomeii.lvcriisineeoi-l., iiuiithiv. Nociiis a.ii.iille.l.

him" type us. ,1 her Iban lliOsrst; le lheap, r. WJXFIKI.D FOt-rTOFKIOE. Can be had for the next 30 day. at Tile delcllilants.

M. frail and A. I Tilled action -OtKUlO! OOOlWKXlOGliO eoiXHjuootKioniXKKnJtKKiu- OOOOOOOllOOOrOOITOIKiOOOIKXKl, OOOOOOtKlOOaiHlliOl 101 HtflCUl 1001 rtKHb: I OCIXluOtXHIOOOOeOOOOOOOf iiiOOIKiiiWkViiiOOIiii ilOtihilOOii OOOOOOOOlW 000000000 tic A. Jackson ami 'I ami OF Yet' Of tOl" A Nil EACH ml AMI KAI arc iti" 1 titled that von have been sued bv the f. to li: -M-, excepi sun- v-i-n: Yt il' arc hereby lioti-have been sued by the daVs to -V.

31. MRiii, Hirer lied that 1,.,,,, A. M. ami ileiwn plaintiff in the aliove entitled aetion: that plaintitfin tlie above entitled action: that said plaintiff tiled his petition against you said action in the Ilistrict Conn ol lovtlrj ouivtv. Kansas, on llie 1st day of March.

lss. around the city. We attended his reception through the rain, and in no way byword, act, or deed, was a discourtesy shown him while he was in this city. In Monday's issue we gave a synopsis of his evening speech which BADEN'S. From llu i asl I'.

M. ami leave tMIA-M I M- and arrives I. M. ai m-xler stage departs A. il.

and arriv.KT M. I- ioral and ilmot mail arrivis M. Tm-sdavs and Isiiturvlays and le-1 1 P. M. Saitcitv mails iieart TUurs- said plaintiff lilod his petition against yon said action in liie district cornl ol' Cowley cotml v.

K'ansas. on The lirst day of March. lss-. and ihat vou must answersaid petition onor bel.ti-.. 14Tb ilnv of Auril.

lss-' or tbe alle- if 1 1 tttm-tn I The Travelers Insurance coiupanv. tilaintirt. vs. W. Mercer.

Ma- hula A. and A.l. Wear, To tlie defendants W. -Mercer. Maliala A.

and A. I Wear in lhcahove en- i it ted acl ion -OC NI I-" C1I ol-' Vol" are hereby noli- I lie.i I hat votl havebecn sued by tbe plan-tia iii mi' aoove emitted action that said planlift ti'ed hi-petition against you in said i action in the ilistrict court of Cow ley comity. Kansa-. on the Nt day of March. lsSJ.aud that vou must answer said petition onorbetorethe Villi dav of.

Ihe allegations therein will betakcn as iriieaml iiidireinent rendered aecordinelv asraiust deorre W. Mercer and Mahnla A. Mercer, for the sum of isV.1i with interest thereon at lite rate ol PJ per cent per annum from the 1st day of lice, issl, and lor Ihe taves that are due and payableat tlietime of tlie sale of tlie real estate herein alter mentioned, and tlie costs of suit, and for the foreclosure of a certain executed by the said defendants, to secure the payment of said sum of monev on the followinii described reai estate situated in Cow ley comity, Kansas, to-wit The south-east quarter t'p of seel ion one 1. township tbirtv south ot'ranije sixelj east of tliesixth And in ease said judgment is not paid within a time to be lixed by tiie court, that the said premises to law. -without appraise tu -r 1 1 was more thanthe Courier did Wo I gatiis therein will tie- taken as- tme nnrl 1 tla saimsaiui.lavsT a.

M. aiul arnveai nilereu ai-comiiigiy ngiiius, imr mentioned his reception kinilly, an.l r. Jackson nn.l auiv a. Jackson for the OFFK IAI. MKUTMlll' F.xeellency for a thinl term as iovoi-lior.

A gooil many have MiiU-iivoieii to mi.un(lertail our position, ainl the champion of the Jovernor in tliis city, Postmaster Millimttoii, is eve i- n-inly to call ns anti-prohibition, traitor or any tiling mean in fact, beeaitse we ilnre have the "atrocity" to offer anything in opposition to his lovel ami master. The Courier lias boasted for a loiifj time of its wwir and influence in County, never tiriui; of the assumption that as Mr. Mill'mton points his fintrer the unsophisticated grander walks without asking any questions. This may all he true, but there are vet some doubts in our mind of the Cliesier A. Arthur.

Slates. I GRAND CLEARANCE SALE! V. IS. numb J. J.

IngalK nwniuis Kyan Tinted ssiale. Senators, Kansas. Memerof Ju-'riii I-it It Judicial lis.t. r. S.

jfrancf and Unit vou must answersaid pet itiou on oi before the llth day of April, lssior Hie allegations lherin will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly asainst Benjamin Crail and Naln-v M. Cmil lor the sum ol with interest thereon nt liierateol 1 tier cent, per annum from the 1st day ol September, IsSl.ninlihi.tJii with interest thereon at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum lroni the 1st duv of March, lssi, and for llie taxes that niavbedue.lt the time of thesale ol the real estate herein afier nient ioned and 1 lie cost 01 sun. and for i he foreclosure ofacertnin moil sraL'eix-ecnted bv the said defendants, to secure the payment of said sum of money on the lollou-in" described real estate situated in Cowley county, Kansas, to-wit: The west hall iUiol the northwest quarter i of siH tion thirteen .1:1) and theeasl half of the northeast quarter (i ol section fourteen (14). township thirty (Dui south, ol" ransesix () east. And in case said judgment is not paid within a tune to be lixed bv the court, that the said niortsagtil premises be sold accordins tolaw, without appraisement, and the proceeds arisinsj lroni such sa le applied to the payment ol said interest and cost: and also judir- slat' senaior.

ImIi 1 lia-kney mat ive, NMh li. fmmob Repr Kepre- noted his departure. While here we took special pains to treat him courteously, for "not for clan or kindred's cause would we depart from Honor's laws," but when Monday's issue came out Saint John was not in the city and had been gone since early morning. He had been here as a public man, had made his speeches and was, as all men are and have been for all time, Httbicet to any criticisms that mignt be iusinci ti. Mnelieii STATE fiFFK sum itti interest tnerconai ineiatc of l' tier cent, per annum, from llie lirst day of Hi cember, Issl.

and lor the taxes paid on -aid premises, bv plaintiff, up to the time ol the sale of the real estate herein after mentioned, aim the costs ot suit, and for the lore-closure of a certain mortjiase executed by llie said defciidants.to secure the payment ol said sum of monev on the foliowinir described real estate simated in Cowley county. Kansas, to-wit Lots three and four i4 and the east half' 1 of theso nth-west 101 seetnm number seven iTi. in township number thirty soulli. of l-anue number seven (Tj east, ol tbe sKUi M. And in case said judgment is not paid within a lime to be lixedby the court, that thes-aid premises be sold ae-eordimr to law.witiiout appraisement.

and the proceeds arising from such sale applied to tlie payment of said iudsjmem. interest and costs; New Goods arriving- almost daily, and winter and fall goods are being- closed out at a great sacrifice. Xow is the time to procure bargains. Some goods are being sold way below cost. We are determined to make a clean sweepthis time and are just slaughter, ino- goods for the benefit of purchasers.

No trouble to show goods. Kansas J- P.St. John V. Finnev I.ieuieiianl-ovvrnr Se.r' arv of state 1 state Treasurer Auom-y-4 lames SmitU John Francis A. J4instii I.

Hone'rake H.c.sjiH'r IU'lUXfl THE NEXT THIRTY IAY.s WE VVIt.T. OFFF.lt PfislTIVE BARGAINS IN Al.I. KIN1S OF Stale state the CoiirUi- nlxvut it. Re this as it may. the public shall know, if they will, how these thinffs are run by the scheming politicians like our worthy 1.

who are willing to blow any one's horn made upon him. Alt thi lie to stoop ment, and the proceeds arising from such sale applied lo the pavment of said judgement, interest and costs; and also will be rendered auainst the defendant A. 1. ear, adiudifiii: and decreeing his estate, title and interest inandto thesaid premises to be jliniorand inferiortothe mortgage lielli'I thesaid plaintiff; nnd upon the completion said sale, that the said defendants, and every of them, and all persons claiming under them, or either oftliciu, be forever barred and foreclosed of, and from all interest, claim or title in and to said mortgaged premises, or any part thereof, and for such other relief as the plaiititfmav be entitled to. 1.

If. Ai.nmoHT and Attest: Jos. ij'Hakk, Att.ys lor s. ilKUir.lox, Ilistrict Clerk. knew, and still di 1 not hesit to the accusations which it made and ami also Hiu-mein i the defendant A.

D. Wear, ndjudsing and de-creein" his estate, title and interest in and to the said mnrtnaicil premises to be junior and inferior to the lien of the said plain- HEAVY DRY GOODS! to us, is force us tit this reply. Thi COME IN AND BE CONVINCED. wading in the depth if appear to xn' erricERS. Tn asurer Jaioes Harden Clerk Hun 1 lerk of the IHstrict Court K.S.

Hetldion m-eds. Jacob Nlxou i con iu K. C. Str 1 H. I.

i sheriil T. Slienneman i N- A. Uaisnt or.mer lr. H. Well- I WIXUKI.D CITY OITH EftS.

M.O.Trmip Folice.lude -W E.Tnnsey cb rk. O.C, Pch Treasurer T. hrjftii i Wy Aibrny ness. hut nerhaiis does not st ment will be rendered asainsi uic I. Wear, adjndgine and deereeins; his estate, title and interest in and to said morb'aaed premises to be and inferior to the mortsairc lien of the said plaintiff; and upon the completion ol said sale, that the said defendants, and every of them, and all persons claiming under theni or either of them.

In" forever linrredand forfs losetl oi, mid from all interest, claim or title In and to said morlsa4etl premises, or any part thereof, and for such other reliel as the plaintiff may be entitled to. P. H. A I.P.1HOHT and Attest: Jos. II S.

Ukbii.ion, AU ys tor rinmlitl. Ilistrict Clerk. whifse pcreept- the editor of the (oW ive faculties seem to lie diilled only on Such as Blankets, comforts, Flannels, Jeans, Waterproofs, Reavers, that side presented towarcM his politi-is paper or cal hero. The idea that tl Publication Notice. In the IHstrict Court of the Comity of Cow ley, in the state of Kansas.

Mary K. Hoyt. lMainliff. I Hois mxl at ulmost your own Croceru1 of kintls havo tioen 4oflee as low-1 cents por Surnr 10 to 12 pouiulfi for aibl even thiuir fj-e roiHitionately low. ilent when any other paper must kee) i m.

i- iteai Ibdtrer i ounedmen Mnier LADIES' CLOAKS AND DOLMANS, that will but protect them and hold the public teat up to their mouths. There are a large muulx-r of jicople in Kansas who favor the enfon-ement of the prohibitory but who honestly-believe the Governor, in the course lie is pursuing, is damaging rather than benefitting the cause of temperance. The Governor has been a standing candidate for some office or other ever since he came from Missouri to Kansas, but until he became the child of necident in 18Ts( Ids efforts were unfruitful. He was firsi nominated when scarcely known in the state, by being a wedge in the convention between Gov. Anthony and John A.

Martin. His second nomination was obtained Charles Hoyt, otto M. ti tr- and upon the completion nii nih-, thai tlu said defendants, and every ot them, and alt peisum claiming umler them, or either of them, lie forever barred and foreclosed of. and Horn all interest, claim or title in mill to said iiiortuasied premises, or any part thereof, and for such other reliel as the plaintiff mav lie to. II.

and Vttet: Jos. O'H auk. Alt ys for Pl'ttt. K. s.

lMsirict Clerk. Notice for Publication. ST ATI' OF KANSAS. I IHH1.UY rorxtv. I In the district court of said couniy and slate.

The Travelers Insurance company. Plaintiff, i vs. John C. siratton and Kllzabeth Stratton. Ie-fendantn.

To the defendants. John c. strntton and Kliz-betli siratton in the alKive entitled aclion: ti il" AN li KAI tl Ol Vol' are hereby noti- A. Freemnu I Xoticeto non resident defendants. Edward O.

Jloyt, Saint John appears and be forever hushed by the memory of his presence, (called courtesy by the Omricr will up-near foolish to Unit paper on second lfovt. Cockhart K. Hoyt HF.XRY K. ASP, TTOKXKV AT LAW. iffirr on Mil VI.

Hoyt, efendants. i TO CHARGES i. HOYT A iwmot-ii Main aud Mllliiigliui AVf A anil ElYVVARP C. Xotice for Publication. STATK OF eowi.F.T corsn, In the district court of said county and state.

The Travelers Insurance Company, l'taintill', vs. William W. Crail, Isabel A. rail and A- 1. Wear.

Ilefendanls. And Ladies1 Starlet and White Underwear, our stock of the above is stil! verv large and we must have room for Spring iioods, so we will dispose of them at much Fessihnn actual Value. WinlifUl. Kansas. ciililled 3 ioYT.

defendants in the above TO THE LADIES! I J. F. jrrMlTLI.KX, Win- thought. The latter part of the Cw-rirr'n remarks, maliciously insinuating' that this paper is ardently opposed to the prohibitory law and strongly in favor of the license system is another evidence of the one sided perocplinn of '1 AT LAW, Olh avmie. lnM'Iit-es In alleourl.

i lit-Ul. Kansas. action, greet ins: and each of you are hereby notified that vou have been sued by the plaintifi, Marv K. Hovt. and that you must answer tbe petition tiled by the said Mary K.TToyt.in the ofiice of the Clerk of the Histrict Court, in and for the County of Cowley and State ol Kansas, on or before the 15th day ot March.

V. 1. 1SS2. orthesame will be takenastrue aud imiimiit will be rendered ins aid case in favor William Crail. Isabel i.

Wear, in the above enli- To the defendants A. Crail and A. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. tied that you have been sued i nie piaiii- tiffin ihe above entitled action: that said We will say come and examine our stock ol of thesaid plaintiff, Mary K.Hoyts.anda.gRinst VOIl a no VOlil nHHifiiiwuir tn.ii- mi i iudrmeid rendered bv the said Court in favor of the said Mary K. Hoyt, and airainst the said defendant, Charles ti.

Hoyt, at ihe Iecember term, A. 1. lSsa.of said court, in a certain action therein pending, wherein i By invoicing our Stock, we found many Odd arments. u-h m. iimr v.

KXXrN'G TRtll l'. AT LAW. HusinesK in Stale ami 'mil-Is solicill. cvillwlionii viiimiHiv- t. lal Instruments office over Head's tjank, Kansis.

T. II. SOWAKI), Vri'oilNKY TI.AW. rli-eustaii'sover otlii-e, WintieUI. KlMisas.

ITaelli'e ill Hie iHirta.l 'Hie Slate ol Kansas. HACKXKY MtDOXALD, VTTilKNKVS AT LAW. North sideol Wh avenue. letueeti Main and MilHnun sirei Is, Kansas. A.

H. (HiKKX, meanness which that paper enjoys. Vii appreciate the motive and ihe "courteous" tnanner in which the insinuation is made. The comimtuity is to be congratulated inipossessing so true an index tiiiger to point to the infractions of the law of courtesy. The hair raising spectacle of otir 'slapping the community in.

the face is too terrible to contemplate, and would lie calculated to create intense indignation if it was not sosilly. DRY GOODS tied action "A ANll EACH OF YOU are hereby uo- tilled that vou have been sued by the plaintiff in the above entitled action: that said plaintiff tiled its petition against yon said action in the district court ot owley countv, Kansas, on the 1st day ot March. 1U and that vou must answer said petition on or before llie 14th day of April. 1SS2. or the alienations therein will be taken as trueand iudnment rendered aecordinu'ly asainst il-liam W.

Crail and Isabel A. Crail lor the sum oi :M4.il. with interest thereon at tiie rate ot V2 per cent, per annum from lite 1st day ot October, issl, and for the 1axes paid on said premises hereinafter described by plaintiff np to the time of sale of same and the cost 01 suit, and for the foreclosure of a certain executed bv the said defendants, to secure the pavment of said sum of money on the iollowiiiorilescrilied real estate situated in Cowleveomit'v. Kansas, to-wil The est hall (il of the southwest quarter ol section (131 anil east half ll.i of southeast plaintiff filed his petition aaainst you iiinuu action in the district, court of Cowley ivninty. Kansas, on the 1st day of March, IKS2, and that vou must answersaid pelition on or before ihe 14th dav of April.

1SS2. or the allegations herein will betaken as true and judgment rendered accordinizly airainst C. siratton and Klizabeth siratton for the sum of witli interest thereon at the rnteol i- per cent, tier annum from the 1st day of Apnl. issl. undsiio.iio Willi interest thereon at Die rate ol'IJ jicrrent.

tier annum from Oeto-tier 1st. issi. and the taxes due and payable at tlie time 01 the sale of the real estate hens, inafter mentioned, anil the costs of suit, and for the foreclosed of a certain mortage executed h- the said defendants, to secure the iiaviuent of said sum of money on the follow-ini described real estate situated in Coivley coimtv. Kansas, to-wit The northeast Quarter 1 1 lot" seel ion twenty ilSn township thirty south of ranuosix i.tiieast of the sixth (lit 10 1 n. I in case said illdifllient is not liaid by the riding of the prohibition horse, and his friends declaring him the only true temperance aspirant.

As Saint John, the Governor has never been recognized by any respectable member, but by trading votes, the practice of deception, misrepresenting facts and riding a hobby, our Governor has proven himself a very brilliant temporary He is unfair and untruthful in his speeches and in the eyes of every impartial thinker stands before the people of Kansas today as an advocate of prohibition for mechanieal, seientilie and political purposes. The object of the Gover OVERCOATS, And sou will be convinced that we an: I.AMl 11ROKKK. I.AMI BIlUKbK. the said Charles o. Hovt was planum anu tne said plaintifi" Marv K.

Hoyt, was defendant, for he sum of yl.tmtMVi and S-'U!" costs, together with interest thereon, from the first day of December. A. 1. I0. at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, be declared a first lien upon the soulh half of the south west quarter of sct-tinn number thirty-five in township number thirtv-two south, of range number six east, and lots number Three and tour in thenorthwest quarter of section number two in township number thirty-three south, of range number six east, and the west half of the south east quarter of section number thirt v-four.

in township number thirty two south, ol range number six east, all in the Coimtv of i owlev, state of Kansas, and that, such lands be ordered sold by such Court, in satisfaction of the said judgment, interest and costs, and that by such sale all interests of the said defendants," yourselves inclusive, or any of them in and to said lands or any part thereof be divested and that the deeds made from the defendant. Charles (i. Hoyt, to the tbe decree oi said 1AM VK1! Keiresent leading money tirst-class only, at lower quarter of section fourteen (14), in township Ol-P WINFIELD SCRIP. We have heard considerable comment among our citizens in relation to the payment of the city's share of the ittiin a time to fie fixed tne conn, inai -s than anv oilier party in n-on Main st intiel.1. Kaussis.

1 1 i inn souiii. oi .1 niic si a i.ni- SELLING GOODS CHEAPER ileete.l and ired premises oe soiu aceoru- oe s.m iilTSilVFttsL hHK iiATS. F.OiTS ANI1 VF.Sl'S. all of whi. we S.

hesaii.iuort-aireaprem.ses is llot paid within a time pUeeil litem oh our fliean outlier and will otter them at nor's visit to Wintleld was not in the proceeds ai'isiiui; from such sale applied to the ipax nient of said judgment, interest and cosis and upon the completion of said sale, i ip issued bv old Winheld township, has JAMKS Jl'llEEMUlT. A. P. JOHNSON. Hi'DERMOTT JOHS)X, rrnltVKVS AT LAW.

WinBeld, "Kansas oitiee iii Mooreliouse lloek. -oruer Main sti.et and Hull mtfi'ue- for which the city of Winti been sued bv the King Bridge Com said defendants, and every ol them. aiuTall personsi-laimini; under them, oreith- i efoftheui.be forever barred and foreclosed i of. and from all interest, claim or title in and to said hionrasrod premisis, or any part thi're- of. and for such other relief as the plainlirt i thev have ever before sold in Wintield.

Thirtv-Three Per Cent. Less Than Value, to be fixed bv the court, hat lie sam thoi premises ie sold according to law. without appraisement, and the proceeds arising from such sale applied to the payment ofsaitl judgment, interest and cost; and also judgment will be rendered auainst the deteti-dant, 1. Wear, adjudging and decreeing his estate, title and interest in aud to said mortgaged premises to be junior and inferior to the mortgage lien of thesaid plaintiff and upon the completion of said sale, that the said defendants, every of them, and all persons claiming under them, or either of them, he fmvr Vivrel and foreclosed of. and from all I).

O. BEACH, AWYKK AXI) XOTAUY' PrBI.H". South may be entft led to. eourt declared fraudulent as to the judgment 1 lien of the and that the court grant her such other relief as the allegations in her petition show her entitled to. I 11 vcknf.y A MrfHiNAU, Attorneys for I the plaintiff.

Mary K. Hoyt. I east corner Mil and Main, upstairs. p. H.

A i.tttitoHT and LLE 1 We ant all kinds of Countrv Protlucc, Butte okU i 1 Illicitly I S44s- avenue Attest: Jos. i'Hakk. Att'ys for tilfl's. E- s. llKiul.iox.

liislrict Cierk. I Notice tor Publication STATE IF KA NSAS. I ss cowi.f.v lofSTV. -I In the district court of said county and slate. Chickens, Turkeys, etc.

The almve Is Not a mere ssertion Inn a taer and lliose in nerd Clothing and Dry Goods Publication Xoticc. STATK OF KANSAS, COWIiKY (iil'STY. 1 Iii the District Court- ofaid eouut-y. Joel Jackson, Cash or Goods. 'laiiiuti: BEYAX HARRIS, ANU I J1A ami CnlXEfTIXr, AGENTS, W'intii-ld, Kansas.

lliee in Wintield banit Liuililing, lirst floor. Eutraneenu Sth avenue C. W. 15AILEY, M. PHYSICIAN AND SCItGEOX.

Offieeovel Mi-lionaldA: Walton's, corner Main anil interest, elaim or title in ami to said mortgaged premises, or any part thereof, and lor such other relief as the plaintiff" may be entitled to. F. II. Amuiiom and Attest Jos. vkk, Att's for ITfi.

E. S. District Clerk. Notice for Publication. STATE OF KANSAS.

4-OW'LKY eoi'XTY. In the district court of said county and state. The Travelers Insurance Company, plaintiff: vs. Isaac ISrown. Mary Jiroww, Jacob Fowell.

The National Loan Trust Company and Jos The Travelers Insurance 'Company, plaintiff. vs. Ueoiire M. llowen. Mar- y- lha.l.

Ilotveu and A. F. itendrtip, defendants the defciidauls M. How-en. Martha J.

Rowen and A. F. Ilendrup in the nliove also wish lo elose out out Will save Money By Calling on us heioie Purcliaslna. W. in avenue, Wintield.

Kansas. puny and by Carpenter and Keed. The city's projiortion to pay, should the courts decide the debt legal, would be considerable, and the people of this city would certainly wish to know that the: debt was lawful before they are called ujmii to tax themselves for wo or three thousand dollars. The city council at a meeting resolved to contest, if all the other townships would join in testing the legality of. this large amount of scrip.

Since then we have learned that Pleasant Valley townhrp has' refused to contest, but we suppose course, the. city council will take steps to protect the interests of the people and 1 set? that they pny only such debts as are legal. This scrip has not very good' name, and is thought by many to have been illegally 'Though Mayor Troup is attorney for the iKirties the suit we suppose he will guard the interests of the people as well as those of liis. clients, and the citizens of this VS. R.

A.Hobinson.Loutitia Kobinsoii, Martha A. Itarr, and Martha A. Harr. administratrix of the estate of Richard Ij. Winn, deceased, De- fendants.

To It. A. Robinson and EontitiaRobinson. "VTfUT and each of you are hereby notified that you have been sued by the plaintiff F. H.

BULL, interest of prohibition, as many were convinced by the currying out of the program. The Governor is a-andidate for a third term, the time honored precedent so well estali-lished. However, this is but natural, as those who have such a terrible time getting there, never feel like letting go. The time had arrived for the Governor's formal announcement to be made. None of the daily papers of the state could be services of a country cousin was the only means left for him.

He came to Wiliflekl by an invitation from our postmaster, was a guest nt the hitter's house, and after the grand blow out, said postmaster comes out in his Courier wit the following very pretty announcement, in all probability written by Saint. John himself We conclude, from indicnliolis. that- f.ov-ernorKt. John has no of permitting flie use of Ills name as a candidate lor the I nUed states Senate; that lie does not seek a re-election ns Oovernor; but should the Republican partv demand his candidacy unsolicited, arid tender him the nomination, he would loel hound to accept the situation. "We ore distinctly in favor of his nominvtlon by the approaching state Convention, not part ulai ly because he is Ihe leading exponent oi prohibition In the United states, but.

because lie is the best Governor Kansas ever had bec ause lie has the courage of his convictions and dares to do his duly when strongmen well much because he has executed the duties of his office efficiently and thoroughly, neglecting nothing: because he is adding lus- BADEN, P. J. entitled action 1 Winiield. Kansas. Office up TvKNTIST.

XIr AXI EACH OF Ull are Hereby 1 not itied tliat ymi liave been sued by the stairs, lirst building north tf Johnston 'a stairs. STOCK OF GENT'S UNDERWEAR, rnr store. plantia" in the above entitled action; that said plnintilt filed his petition asainst you in said action in the district- court of Cowley county. Kansas, on the 1st day of March, 1HS2, in the above entitled aetionJoel Jackson; that plaintifi'filedhis pelition in said court In the above entitled action on the 7th. day of February.

A. 1. 1SS2, and that you must an I GEORGE EMERSON, TJH VCTISIXG PHYSICIAN andSCRGEOX J7 ottiee over MeCoiultton Harter's drug Headquarters for swer the said petition oi tne piaintm on or and that vou must answer sain pennon on or before the Uth-dav ol" April. lKs-J. or the alterations therein will be taKeii astmeandj S'lad to show Ami Ilea tv CiloTes which we will offer at Kasteru cost.

Call in. we will be you our Bareains if you don't buy them. store, inueid, Kansas. BERT OVERT, eph Fowell, defeudants. To the defendants Isaac Frown, Mary IJrmvn, Jacob Fowell, The National Loan Trust Companv and Joseph K.

Fowell the alove eiititletlacthm -VTOT NO EACH OF Vol' are hereby noti-X tied that vou have been sued by the plaintifi" in the above entitled action; that said plaintifi tlled its petition against you in said action in the district eourt oi Cowley u'onii on the lsldav of Marcli. l-SKi, before the 7th day ol April, a. i f. isn, or sam petition will be taken as true, and judgment in favor of plaint ill" Ul be rendered remleretl accoriungiy uganisi tTre yi. liowen.

ana -i. irninii ii i 11 If you want H'KNSK. against you. ami eaen oi you, ior hip the sum of Srlis.oli with interest Ihereonat the or nave anyimnjr in lo buy titeof 1- percent, tier annum irom uie ist-uay sum ot two nunureu anu niiy uotiars with interest on the sanie- at the rate of twelve per cent, per annum, from tbe 17th of Octolxr Issl. and tlie taxesdne and pay- on ihe real estate herein aner meiuioneii day of August.

I8KU. according to the terms of nt tiie time of sale ami the costs ol suit, ana for ihe foreclosure of a -certain innnsijo ex- Si-il on him. Makesn special! vol hu ller and selling hordes, and trininpr luyersand sellers tiei her. Will attend auction sales in tiie coumrv. i'iianri-s reasonable.

at tie stone stnhleon Ninth Avenue, near Main, Wintield, Kansas. DR. V. C. GREEX, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes Groceries.

unil bv the said uelendams, to secure nie iirtineiit of said sum of money on the follow Respectfully, M. HAHN city will look to him and to the cit.y ing descritieil real estate situated in Cowley county. Kansas, to-wil; llie rihhii nan and northeast quarter ti oi norineasi quar Kfr'K com. Urth avenue, and Main ox ireoi. iront room jieitouisai tie ter i1 of section ten (to) townsnip iiurty I hive i I south of range six (ill east of the council for full protection of their rights, lfthese claims are legal the city will not hesitate a moment or protest a Hi instant over their payment, but a decision of the courts should certainly be obtained.

ixlh 1'. M. And in case sa in. iiiiitimeni is not tier ami lame to the state: liceau.se he ha a WINFIELD, KANSAS. paid within a time tobe fixed by the court, that the said mortgaged premises be sold ac- a promissory mm uutue u.v uom ui ou, all costs of this action, and for the foreclosure of a mortgage made by both of you upon the following described premises, situate in the count of Cowley, and state of Kansas, towtt; The north-west quarter of the north-east quarter of section number thirly-tUre; t3o), township number thirty-one (31, south range five i5 east; and for the appraisement and sale of said premises to satisfy saut judgment and costs; and barring you, and each of you, and all persons claiming under you, of al riirht.

title or interest in said premises; and in ease said premises do not sell for an amount sufficient to satisfy said judgment ami co.sts, an execution will issue against, yon, said li. A. Robinson and Eoutitia Robinson, tor such deficienev. and judgment will be roudpred ae-eordimrlv. -I- E.

Ailkx aud H. Gkekn, Attorneys for Flniutin" Attest E. S. JLJh.nir,iON, Clerk. 8-11 HIVE, MANNING'S BLOCK.

BEE irdingto law. without appraisemen.i.aiiu tne clean and spotless record, and is a duel executive of whom all Kansas may well feel prornd. "We hotie and expect that he will lie renominated bv acclamation, ami will lie elected by titlv thousand majority. t- staii-s. ltesidence on Jlenor street.

Between 1'iiii and Uth avenues. DI. I). V. COLE, PHYSICIAN AXP Sl'RGEN.

treats all forms of acute and chronic diseases. The eye and oar a specialty. Ottiee over Cole drag store, Winiield, Kansas. VAX IXIREX JOXES. OPERATIVE nnd Mechanieal Tentlsts.

irticeyih Avenue, west of Main street, in proceeds arising trom such sale appnea to i ne pavment of said judgment, interest and costs; and also judgment will be rendered against the defendant, A. 1. lleudrup, adjudging and decreeing his eshne, title and interest in anil to the said mortgaged: premises to ne juuiot- nnd inferior to the mortgage lien, ol the said Xot content with the false statements made by Saint John, the Courier must, of course, do as its candidate does and indulge in some lightning calculating on its own account. In issue in a short editorial and that you must answer said pel il ion on or before the 14 day of April, 1SS2, or the allegations therein will be lakenas true ami judgment rendered accordingly agaiu.st Isaac Brown and Marv Brown for the sum ol with interest thereon at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum from October 1st. IKsi, and tor the taxes due and payable at the time oi the sale of real estate hereinafter mentioned, and the cost of suit, and for the foreclosure oi a certain mortgage executed by the said delend-ants, to secure the payment of said sum oi monev on the following described real estate, situated in Cowley county.

Kansas, to-wit I ot- four Hi, live tri and six d. and southeast ouarter il i of northwest UarterO-i of section six (0), in township thirty-one i'Jl south of 01) east of the six F. M. And in case said ludgment is not paid withm a time to be fixed by the court, that the said mortgaged premises be sold according to law, without appraisement, and the proceeds arising trom iu sale applied to the payment of said judgment, interest and cost and also judgment will be rendered against the defendants, Jabob Fowel, the National Lonn andlrnst Companv and Joseph K. Fowell, adjudging and decreeing their eslate.

title and" interest in and to said mortgaged premises to be junior and inferior to the mortgaged lieu oi the said plaintifi and upon the completion ol said sale, Hint the said defendant, and every of them, and all persons claiming under them, or either of tliem, be forever barred anil foreclosed of, and from all interest, claim or title in and to said mortgaged premises, or anv part thereof, and for such other reliel as the plaintifi may be entitled to. F. H. Aluright and Attest Jos. YHakk.

Att'ys for Pittf. E. S. Bkoi lion, District Clerk. plaintiff: ami upon the completion oi sum sale, that the said defendants, and every of J.

B. LYNN up stairs. All wort war- Oi them, and all persons claiming miner mem. WintieUI. Kansas.

I ess or cither of iheni. be lorever barred and lore-closed of, and from all inlrest, claim or title on iialid for itainies exlraclion Publication Xotir-c sTAIEdF COWI.K.V COI NTV. under the head of "Whisky vs. M-hools tiet h. ft.

C- SMITH. in and to said mortgaged premises, or au parr thereof, and for such other relief as the plaintiff may be entitled to. In the Olstriet Coiu-t ol' said eounty, to April nnd sjieaking of the recent -distribution of the couniy school fund the follow I'. 11. aim Attest Jos.

O'Hahk. Aft ys forpltl's. March 1882. cSSirMarch 1, 1882. SPOTSWOOD'S MEW DEPARTURE! An experience of years in retailing goods under the credit system has convinced us beyond a doubt that the method, as practiced, is unprofitable to both buyer and seller, by losses term, A.

li. 12. E. s. IlKbibloN.

Ilistrict Clerk. Fiusl Co. Plaintiffs, vs. ing appeareu in tne idiotii. rue K.

F. T. Sanford and J. son ford. Ie fendants.

amount of county fund is 2U cents for Xotiee for Piddieation. OAX ASP lXSCRAXi'E AGESfT. 1 rales and complete security. Office on I Main street, Winiield. Kansas.

Doi'liLAS AVEXUE HOt'SE, Af'-IIIIITA. KANSAS, Tine Hasslg, Im. prieiors. l'irst- Liss in all its appoinl- ineiils, and furnishes Ix-tter acwnmodatlonii than anv other house in Wichita. ood siimple riToinson first Hour.

The untirlns de STATK OF KANSAS, I Vf.KY fOrXTV. To F. T. Sanford ami J. K.

Sanford YOU and each of you are hereby notified that you have been sued by the plain-tifls, A. Furst A- Company, in the above en-tit ted action, in the district Court of said county; that the said plaintiil's filed their petit ion in said Court against yon.on the Sth day In tlit lNtri court sa! county aud State. each impil in the county. This county fund is composed principally of the fines assessed violators of the prohibitory law. Cnder local option the school fund received no benefit The idea ot the Republican reirty of the great Jstate of Kansas the nomination of a man for a third term as Governor who is a liolter and otjieiiiy avows that the principles of the Republican party sire secondary to his erankisms, is refreshing; indeed, and will 110 doubt lie swallowed readily.

Well, now it is but natural to suppose His Excellency "would feel liotind to accept the situation-!" and it was alto gether unnecessary for Mr. Millington, the Governors Wintield henchman, to announce that he is "distinctly in favor'' of his master's nomination, if for no other reason than that of being "the best (Governor Kansas! ever Mr. Saint John and Mr. Millingtoii make a good team, esiwcially when it comes to unfairness, and misrepresentations. The Jovernor made a number of mistakes, will call them mistakes through eourtesy.i in his speeches here and the I'oirricr makes fully as many in its last issue.

The day has gone by in Kansas, we think, when this kind of dema-gogtieism will be accepted by the intelligent public. We have too much faith HaMijijrs, Vlaintifl" vs. John W. Nolle and Sarah (. Noiu-, ix-tViidants.

To the Drfomlants, Jnhn Nulte ami SaKth from the liquor business. Each pupil l. Nolto. the aiMve entitled action in Cowley Count can consider that and each of you itv herchy notified sire oi ine please ffllesisami administer to the wants tlie traveling iulIie. THE LIXPEL HOTEIj.

Ill WE once more taken charge the I.indel Hotel, and retitted it in excellent shape, and am lo pive my patrons the viri- lesl hoard and kulsing at lowe-t rates. Mv UitU Uousi is connected with the hotel. Accoiiiuiodal ions ample, llobert IIiuion. it lias received twenty cents worth of that vou have been sued by tlie piaintm in thf alove entitled aetnn; tliat said plam-titl filed his netition aasmisi vou in said ac- schooling out of the refractory liquor dealers." It would be hard to crowd iion in the district eourt of Cowley county, Has oa ned out an entire new stock of DRY GOODS NOTIONS-LADIES' DRESS GOODS! Gent's Clothing, BOOTS SHOES! HATS AND CAPS, Kfliisas.on the 1st dav oi Mareh. ivv- aiu( mat i into another article of that space as vou must answer said jetition on or before the llth day oi" April.

lss2. or the allegations therein will be taken as true and judgment of leoemher, a. 1 1SS1, and that you must auswer said petition of the plaintiff's on or before the 2Srh day of Febriv arv, A. I. or said petition will be taken as true and judgment will be rendered against vou for the sum of two hundred uwl eight dollars and sixty cents upon your note, with interest on same from the Sth day of December, A.

I. 1SS1, at the rate-ofi six ()per cent, perannum and foreostsot" action, and for the sale of the properly attached in the above entitled action, to-wit Lot number twenty-eight (2s), in block numbs thirty-three and lots number fifteen, fl-j, sixteen (hi), seventeen (,171 and eighteen (IS), in block, number ninety-three ifth, all in the City of ArkansasCit y. County of Cow ley, In theStateoT Kansas, proceeds of sale to be applied in payment of said judgment, and judgment will he rendered accordingly. Hated the -t li of January, iss2i fsKVL J. Amcx, AtVy forPl'ft.

Attest: Kkuiliox, Clerk. 1-4 many false statements. For thesaki of the common eauseof truth and hon ICK CREAM PARlA'RandRestaurantisthe Place vou ill lind ail the delicacies of tlie entailed upon the latter, Dy irequeni lanurra uj i goods, and the making of occasional bad accounts, is unavoidable, as well as the increased ex- pense of conducting a business upon this plan. It must be patent to everybody in and out ot trade that these unnecessary expenses (which must be met by the men who pay) form a very considerable item, amounting in the aggregate to many hundreds of dollars, which amount we shall, in the future, divide impartially with our patrons. To do this .1 TSV.

esty" we will state the facts. The count v' sch il fund apportioned vras iiM'entsfor each pupil and amounted sl.4.!S.so. Of con rse this comes from in the solier judgment of the people -of lines. The- tines in this amount, as sessei 1 under the prohibitory law, Publication Xotico. amounts to inst exactly S-bO Cowley County to believe for a moment they will lie so easily misled.

They have had too much experience in days paid by Fleminsr and SKH) paid by Jlannv. The number of pupils under gonebv with the oily tongtied jioliti- Notice for Publioation. SSTATK OF COWI.EV I'Ol'KTV. In Ihe aUirlct court of said county anil state. The Travelers Insurance Company, vs.

Peter S. Ioy and Par-thena 1-oy, defendants. To the defendants Peter S. I-oy and Porthena Joy in theahove entitled action: itl AXI K.VCH OF YOtr are hereby noti-tied tliat you have been sued by the plaintifl' in tlie above entitled action; that said plaintiff tiled its petition against you in said action in the district court ot Cowley countv. Kansas, on the 1st day of March, IHS- and that you must answer said petition on or before the 14th day of April, Jss2f or the alterations therein will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly against Peter S.

Iav and Parihena I.oy for the sum of s21.2j with interestthereonat 1J percent, perannum from the 1st day of June iwi, and with interest at the rate aforesaitl from leeember lsttlSItand for thetaxes that may be due and payable at the time of the sale of the real estate hereinafter mentioned, and the costs of suit, and lor the foreclosure of a certain mortgage executed by the said defendants, to secure the pavment of said sum of money on the following deseribed real estate situated in Cow lev eounty, Kansas, to-wit The east half and the south west ouarter ,) of northwest ouarter i ot section twenty-etoht ('), in township number thirty 010 south, of ranse numler six east, of the Bth P. M. And in case said judgment is not natdwitniii a time to be fixed by the court, that the said mortsaed premises be sold according to law, without appraisement, and the proceeds arisimr from such sale applied to the pavment of said judgment, interest and npon the completion of said sole, i that the said defendants, and every of them, and all personsclaimins underthem. or either 1 of them, be forever barred and foreclosed of, and from all interest, claim or title in and to said mortgaged premises, or any part thereof, I nnd for such other relief as the plaintifl' may be entitled i P. Albright and i Attest: Jos.

O'Hahk, Atfys for prtfj; which the apportionment was made rendered aeeordinsiy auainst you tlie saui John W. Nolle and Snmli V. Nolle for the sum df with interest thereon at the rate of 12 per eon t. per annum from March 1st. with interest thereon at 1'Jper cent, per annum from September 1st, ISsit; SJ7rf, with interest at 12 per eent.per annum from March 1st.

issl; with interest at 12 per cent, per annum from September Iwt, SRI. and with interest thereon from March. 1st, 1n--2t and for the unpaid taxes on the real estate hereinafter mentioned, with the interest and penalties thereon nt time of sale, and thecals of mi it. and for the foreclosure of a certain mortisiire executed by the said defendants, to si-cure the payment of said sums of money on tin following described real estate situated in Cowley county, Kansas, to wit: Tlie south-west charter 0i of section number twenty-two 22i. in township numler thirtv south, of Ilanije number six (.

east of (lie tth I. M. And in'ease said judgment is not paid within a time to be fixed by the court, that the said mort-rajred premises be sold aecordinLT to law. without appraisement, and llie proceeds arising iiom such sale applied to the payment of said judgment, interest and costs: and for personal judgment airainst said defendants for the balance due after applying the proeeeds of said sale to the payment of said judgment; and upon the eoinplelion of said sale, that the said defendants, and every of them, and all persons elniii.injr under them, or either of them, be forever barred and foreclosed of. and from all interest, elaim or title in and to said mortgaged premises, or any part thereof, and for such other reliel' as the plaintin' may be en was 7.104.

This would make to each i season fresh ovslers. clioi-e eontecltonery, I pies, cakes, fresh fruits, fresh liouiesmade I cream eandv, tlie tinest linind of cisars nd tobacco, and in fact, almost auy iiiiagjot want. Oi ve him acall. MISS J. E.

MANSFIELD, MII.rjXElt and ffeneral dealer in fancy goods. Wore li ve doors nort of Spots-I w-ooils. Winliehl, Kansas. Sly stock embraces the tinest line or millinery goods, zephyrs, 1 Iacc. ribbons, liuttons.plnmesaiid everythme the ladies want.

Fine line of Foster kid -doves, as well as Indies other fine gloves and silk halidkcrcheils. Fine dress-maktni specially. i M.UiTlX, pioneer lswt and shoemak-V or. six diM.rs south the liauks, is the place lo no for good lionest work. All work i in his line promptly done, at reasonable prices, arries none but the best stock, guarantees salisiaciion, and a perfect fit.

The iiiaiiul'aclure of tine a specialty. Ite-i iMirin-r attended to witii promptness. I i ti EO. T. Wl IlSOX, 1 '1RST STOISE: sontli ol" tlie Brettun, is clnsins out his sbs of "(sslsat the fol-lowin" prices: cval oil.

li cuts; coflee. 1-j; i collee. Arbucklcs, soda. stan-h, tobae-j c. IH: iainp flues.

table salt 5: oil cloth. i rope. 10: tubs. ik pails, Ju; lieiins. vinegar, sin-iiaiu.

prints, li aud 7. pupil between oi'i- aurl Jirt; in at eiaiis and jioliticsil tricksters. They have come to realize the true state of affairs, and will govern themselves accordingly. It has become iit-ent to all who have observed the man "Knell iiiinil in Cowley on nty call 1S we aid, on tne rirsiuay oi MARCH, 18S2, Change From a Credit to a Cash Business Trusting that we shall lose none of our old customers by this departure, but rather gain many new ones, proving to them by reduced prices and close attention to their wants tliat the change will be entirely mutual. consider that it has received twenty cents worth of schooling out of the re CARPET AND IX FACT, KVKItYTHl Xf ipulation of politi-s in this county, that fractory Honor dmilers." They may the Courier, under its present manage i consider as tlie Corn ier states, but tfley ment, has never been run as a news- STATE OF KANSAS, "Cor NT OK CoWT.KY.

In the District Court of said County and State. Phumy Kirk, Plaintiff, oUcc to'non-resi-Amlrew Kirk, Deft jAvnt defendant. To Andrew Kirk, defendant and non-resident of the State of Knnsas, greeting "VOi" are hereby notified tliat yon have been sued, and that you must answer the petition against you filed, by the inthe office of the Clerk of the District Court of said Countv of Cowley, on or betore the 23d day of March, A. D. 1S2, or the same will be taken as true and judgment will he rendered in said action in favor of the plaintiff, Phamy Kirk, and" against you.

forever divorcing her from vou and restoring her to her maiden name of Phainv Williams, and giving her the custody of vour and her minor children, James L. Kirk. Charlev Kirk and Erastus E. Kirk. H.wksky MrDoNAi-rt, Attorney's for (r-9 tlie Plaintiff, Phamy Kirk.

Publication Xotice. STATE OF KANSAS, WWLEl COL" NTY, i' In the District Coiu-t of said county. Amanda J. Hanson, Plaintiff, vs. will consider on' of the worst perver 1 inner, nor conducted editorially lis sions of truth or one of the most monu mental nieces of ignorance we ever had brought to our notice.

The state New goods are arriving daily, and being marked down lower than ever. Mr. Lynn respectfully invites all his old friends to call on him. inent that "under the local option law the school fund received no benefit front the liquor business" is fully as true lis the other. Of the.

school fund C. M. WOOD. IVE PTOCK riEAI.EU AND fiHIPrEE. J-i tuliee two doors south ofthe banks, Kansas titled to.

v. li. Ai.itmoHT ami Attest: OTIakk, I K. S. liKoiuoN, for Plaintifl'.

District Cleric. w9-4t I Xotiec for Iullieation. STATE OF KANSAS,) COl' STY. In the district court of said county and state. TheTravIers Insurance i ompany.

plaintiff, vs. apportioned about 187 was for tines under the old local option law. This coimtv school fund consisted of tines K. S. Bkpilion, tnstriet lerk.

Notice for Publication. JOHN REED, T3 AINTEIi. House and Sisn raiulina.firain- HesideJK-e on 1 in? anil Paper Hanging. for gambling arising out of the atcion 7th avenue. of the last grand jury.

It may be that ignorance caused the Courlrr to make Charles V. snow, Maria O. Snow, Eugene Snow and Julia Snow, defendants. To the Defendants 'harles F. Snow, Maria O.

Snow. Kujiene Snow and Julia snow, in tlie above entitled action: John Hanson, Defendant. To the said defendant, John C. Hanson: -rOT7 are hereby notified that you have been sued by the plaintiff, Amanda J. Hanson, in the above entitled action.

That tne plaintiff filed her petition in the above entitled action in the district court of said county on the day of February, A. 1. 1882, against vou to obtain a divorce from you on the ground of abandonment, and you must answer the said petition of the plaintiff on or before the 7th day of April, A. D. 1882, or said petition ill be taken as true, and judgment will be rendered against you and in favor of the plaintiff of divorce, dissolving the bonds of matrimonv now existing between you and said plaintiff, and restoring plaintiff to her maiden judgment will be rendered accordinglv.

J. E. Allen, Att'y Plaintiff. Attest E. Bkiil.ion, Clerk.

b-ll WE BUY FOR CASH, nd personally know, from long study ami observation, by pelling lor easli We Can Discount any Prices Heretofore made in this locality tor the same quality I of goods. We can prove this if you will give us a trial. We have had this movement in contemplation lor Home time, and prepared fruit durin" our recent trip to the Eastern cities, by a larger and tter'stock ogoodSP than we have heretofore carried, and at prices lower than ever. We shall have, when these goods arrive a stock second to none in the large cities tor variety and quality ot goods; and we can and will sell them cheaper for cash or produce thun we could possibly attord to do on credit. we ask is a trial to convince you that this move is made in your interest as well as our own.

For the arcommodntlon of those for whom it may be inconvenient lo pay cash every time O.erwiHhuTto tho store, we will sell credit cheeks in any sum they may wih. We extend a special invitation to all country merchants to an examination of our goods and prices. A. T. SPOTSWOOD CO.

March i882.SaMarch 1882. 1" AND EACH (F OC are reby notified that you tlu- above entitled action that said till" S. A. COOK, A RCIIITECT. Wintield.

Kansas. Plans, I 1 siecifi-atims. detail drawings and esii-1 mates furnished at resisoieible rsiles. "Krelul at'enliou iveu to rciiiodcliue-of old building I MAJOR VANCE, LIVEEY, aud Sale Stable, Ninth Avenue, iiisi west of the poslottice. Wintield, i Kansas.

Keepthefinest tumoutsinthecity iu the ivav 1 buaraii-s. oarriaires and teams, i s-iiecial iilleni ion jri veil lo our business ami tlie cite-ti st-K-k left in our care. Horses iMkard-1 ed by tiie day or week, tiive us a trial. I1RETTL RILLI.RD PARLOR TS3 very pleasant place to while a few hours. Tables all new and of the latest pattern, ami nsiiiis neal.airy and comfortable.

The i finest bmndsof iinisirtedslandardciKars.aiid a splendid line of totmeeo alwavs in stoekt Uive Harry acall, aud he ill treat you well frank and outspoken organ of the puli-lic. It has simply been the defensive mouthpiece of our venerable ixistiiias-ter, used and published for the purpose of holding for him his position, and at the same time, if possible, advance the political interests of a son-in-law and a very few other friends. Those who have read the paper have recognized these fuels. Now that the Cottrh.r is compelled to put a little work oil the paper or lose their subscription list, the old gentleman allows his passion! to rise, mid at times over-reaches himself when speaking of those who are com-iietitors in business. We presume this is unavoidable with him in bis present stiite of mind, but perhaps he will feel better after bis Saint Joint boom is over.

A MISTAKE. The Louiiir of this week's issue in an editorial under the title of opens witli the following: "Probably 110 oilier issue of any paper published in this county ever contained so much meanness as tbe Daily Cor rant of Monday." The Cuurhr then states that Governor John was invited to Winiield, that became, that there was a great storm, but that many people went to hear him lecture that he is a great man and venerated by thf people of Ibis county as no other living man is. He closes by saying: "The atrocity of the act of tilling a daily paiicr published ill the same city ivith low sipiibs of tailored wit at his To the People of Winiield and Cowley County: In assuming control of the business with which I have been connected for some time, I desire to thank all who have favored me with their patronage, and ask a continuance of the same in the future. It has ever been my desire and aim to furnish goods just a little cheaper than any of nw competitors, and I shall endeavor to continue in the same manner. My new goods this awful break, but such ignorance is more criminal than deliberate prevarication.

So person who wTould spend-five minutes investigating the mutter would make such statements and a newspaper that shows so little care in its utterances and such a disregard for any approach toward facts isn't to lie given common credence. The Courirr, intoxicated with vanity, and straining every nerve like a man pulling himself up 'y his boot straps, sees nothing but its own glorification and sacrifices nothing to secure the object of its sight. Here in Michigan says the Allegan Journal, Mormon emiiiissaries anil so-called elders are recruiting for this vile system of polygamy, and the result here in Alleiran county is Ihe conversion of not a few of our people to this debasing system of religious imposture which holds the pretended revelations of JSriirbam Voting, Joe Smith and John Tnvlor as above the laws and ju STATK OF KANSAS,) COWf.KV COC NTY. The Travelers Insurance 'ompany. vs.

Hciijamin F. Strickland and 1. Wear, defendants. To the defendants Benjamin F. Strickland and A.

J. Wear, in the above entitled action -V70F AND EACH OF YOTJ are hereby notl-X fiel that you have been sued by the plaintiff in the above entitled action; that said plaintifl' filed its petition against yon in said action in the district court of Cmvley eountv, Kansas, on the first day of March, 1HS2, and that you must answer said petition on or before the 14th day ol" April, iss2, or the allegations therein will be taken as trite and judgment rendered accordingly affainst Benjamin F. Strickland for the sum" of with interest thereon from the first dav of October. 18S1, and the taxes on the real estate herein after mentioned, at thetime of sale of same, ami the costs of suit, and for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage executed by the said defendant, to secure the payment of sairl sum of money on the following described real estate situated in Cowley county, Kansas, to-wit The southeast quarter of section six in township thirty-four r.U) south, of rnne seven (7i east, of the sixth P. M.

And in case said judgment is not paid within a time to be fixed by the court, that the said niortgaeed premises he sold according to law, without appraisement, and the proceeds arising from such sale applied to the payment of said judgment, interest and costs; and also judgment will be rendered against thedefeiul-A. D. Wear adjudging and decreeing his estate, title and inierest in and to tiie said mortgaged premises to Ik- junior and inferior to the mortgage lien of the said plaintifl: and upon the completion of saidsale.that thesaid defendants, and every of them, ami all persons claiming under them, or eilher of them, be forever barred and foreclosed of. and Irom all tosaidmortgagi-d premises, or any part thereof, and for such other relief as the plaintifl" may beentitled to. 1.

II. Ai.mtiuiiT, and plaintiff filed his petition against you in said action in the district eourt oi" Cowley eounty, Kansas, on the first day of March, ls2, and that vou must answer said petition on or before live 1 Itli dav of April, Issl'. or the allegations therein will be taken as true and julg inent rendered accordingly against Charles F. Snow, Maria Snow. Euuene Snowand.JulIa snow, for the sum of eleven hundred and forty-four tM.Ml i dollars with interest thereon at the rate of twelve per cent, per annum from the 1st dav of January.

Iss2, and for the unpaid taxes on the real estate hereinafter mentioned, at the date of sale of same, and the costs ot suit, and for the ibreclusure of a certain mor lira ire executed by the said defendants, to sochre Ihe payment of said sum of monev on the following described real estate Mtuatrd in Cowley county, Kansas, to-wit the south-east quarter section nine sjxtv acres oft the south side, and tbe east of the north-west uuarter of section sixteen in township thirty-three iH-i) south "of range four east, of the sixth F. And in case said judgment is not paid ithin a mm to be fixed by the eourt. that thesnid mortgaged premises be ac ord-in" tolaw. without appraisement. and the proceed- arisin from such sale applied to the pavment of said judtnnent, interest and costs; and lor a personal judgment against said defendants for balance due after applying H.

L. WE ELS. 13H VslrlAN" ANI Ei-lectJC. tutiee over the liesidence, Tweillli avenue, at the liankin's House. Publication Xotice.

STATE OF KANSAS, (OWLEV COL In the listrict Court of said county. In the matter of the assignment of Jnst in 15. Porter. To the creditors of said estate; EACH and all of you are hereby notified that the undersigned assignee has become satisfied that it is no longer advantageous to the creditors of said assignor to keep said as sign in en longer open, and that he will make application to the district eourt of slid county on the 2d dav of the next term thereof, or as soon thereafter as he can be heard, to be holden in said county on the fourth Tuesday tfrrthdav; of April, A. 1, 1ns2, for a discharge from his said trust, and for an approval of all his accounts, reports, acts and doings in the matter of said assignment and that said assignee will be discharged, unless good cause to the contrary be shown.

J. H. Lynn, Assignee. Af.i.RV, Attornev for Assignee. February 2.M, lss2, S-X3 LEGAL NOTICES.

Kxecutors' Notice. STATE OP COVTLEY i In the Probate Court in and lor naid eounty. In the master of the estate of Sorauus JL. nrf dailv. and all are invited W.

O. LIPSCOMB. HOI-isF. Sit; IRXAMEXTAL PAIXT-cr r-iii Painting, draining and Paper I iailies. All work executed with i and despatch.

The old reliable tty 1 Hill Posier. I.i -e al Hovey's drug store. VVintie'd. Kansiis. i 1U.VK LINE TRANSFER, i liriNHKI.Ii.

KANSAS. A. O. Wilson, pro-i pri'i-r. All kinds of freight transferred on sii-i i-e ml al very low rates.

Have iaeliiti' i--r hunuiing heavy as well as light, frc iuh's. If you have any work in this line I don fail to give the reliable Mine ine atrial' i No aniiov All orders attended to promptly, oitice two diors sxaith of Read's I llauk. Moving fiianos a Trunks i and bjigfiages of all kinds transferred. dicial edicts of the Cuited States of A Mo rii-i. We had thought that no I the proceeds of said sale to ine payment or tret nense.

stjinils out in uoni renei. Ul ice. 18 nereoy given iiwi i-1. li. hv the above iin nied the said ilelendants, and every oi lwirtion of our jiopulation were so base i such dcbi.n and sunk in siijierstion as to be capti- I lJ nil nersoiiM claiming unm tnem.

to call and examine them and prices. J. B. LYNN Hit) Mly HUCIl im-ih of iM-oiii'itiH- ntly in fvor of thi MANNING'S 0PER1 HOUSE. WELNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8th, Benedict FAMOUS GIGfiNTIC MINSTRELS, aud MILITARY I'STIFORMFn BRASS BAND.

V. 11. DWKKZ, rirector nnd Proprietor. VOSnTVF.LY BIT ONE NIGHT ONLY. JJewly Heorgaiiiacd on on a Grand Scale.

Original in Conception and Stupendous In Attest Jos. hakk, Attys lor ri n. K. S. Bkjhi.ion, I'istrict Clerk.

enurt, appointed executors, under the will, of the estate of Soranus L. Brettun, deeeaseil, said appointment bearing date of June 21, lijKl. All persons having claims against said estate, must present the same to the undersigned for aUowanee, according to law, or be forever barred. Margaret txecutrix, Charles Black, Executor of the estate of Soranus L. Brettun, deceased.

February 1st, 1881. tli. iovernor, hut ul! tliN i- no xf tii- An old ihviian. wtiriMl trom ir eilher Ol them, ne nreer "wnrii anu hmv- elosed of. and from all interest, claim or title in and to said mortgaged premises, or any part thereof, and for such other relief as the plaintifl may tie entitled to.

1 H. Ar.iiHKiHT and test .1 rk. liKi.n i.iox. Att'ys for Itistriet Clerk. wtMt in in? trtMtno'Mt or r-lappinir liuviuK Imt placed in Kast lndiamissiomiry the iii thi- ia v.

AVe i Juunls l.v THE THROI'GH ROUTE, formula of a simple veeuible remeoy for the speedy ami permanent eure of catarrh, a-tl- I anrirnee Sotitliern Kansas XV H. II. is the most pleasatn ami reliable rvrry that D. A. ha ullowr-t hU to rie uvi him SherifF's Sale.

BY VIKTi'K of an order of sale Issued out of the district court of Cowley county, Kansas, of date February lsth, I8S2, and to me directed and delivered, in an action lately pending in said court, wherein Wintield Hank was plaint and 1.. C. Harter and Uen-jamin F. Toney det'eiidants, will, on Moiiilfni, tin 'Xith lfll of March, A. ISSL', At 2 o'clock 1 M.

ol" said day, at the south door of the Court House, in Ihe City of Win-tield, in said county, sell to tlie highest bidder, for cash in hand, at not. less than two-thirds ol" the appraised value thereof, all the rlsrhl, title and interest of the said defendants, and each of them, in and to the following described real eslate, to lils one (I) and two iii in Plock seventy-live (To), in Kobiu-soti-s Addition to the Citvof Wintield. Cowley Xotice of Final Settlement. lfl- Assignee's Notice. rani intoMUch ffwlish an.i unju-t and al remark.

ma, and" all thmat and hmr atteetions, to positive and radiealeure for jjeu- no F. Slump, To the Creditors ot Ellen ruite toali (Niints cast, nortbaiid south. 1" -r- -r I Ci sing, rs via this line have no changeofc TT if Li AV I II between iuii, id and fiiy.an.1 I 1 I (V change to ChU-ago St. lyouis, I 1 .1 JL sw MIU Indianapolis or ToUlo lnni Kn, Cily.a.,d..illy Se-r Ym. all points cast, nortbaiid south.

Ksnsas 'ieve- li.is- others intereteu: TVTOT1CE Is hereby given that the- under-tN signed assignee or Ellen F. Stump, will on the 22nd day of May, 1KS2, he at. the offlce of riiiott Johnson, attorneys nt law, In Administrator's Notice. STATE OF KANSAS, I t'OWLKY Iii the Trohale f'oui't in and l'orsaiil County. In the mailer of the estate of John if.

Hoggs, deceased. VfltfifK is hereby given, that, I-ellers of Ad-miuistration liuve been unuiled lo the undersisned oil the F.slale of John 11. liosrKs, late of said County, deceased, by till; Honorable the Probate Court of theCoiiiily andStule aforesaid, dated the 4th day of February, A. 1NH2. Now all jiersons having claims against tlie said Katate, are hereby notified that thev must present the same totheuiulersiiied for allowance, within one year lroni the date or said Letters, or they may be precluded from any bciient of such estate: and Hint it such claims be not exhibited within three years after the date Letters, they shall be forever barred Joseph s.

Hii.i., Administrator of the Kstnte of John 11. Hoggs, deceased. Hfn-tiy K. Asp. Attwney.

February llth, lS8i. enu oeoi iiiv umi an nn ur i wm-pluiiits. after having thorouirhly ttsted it wonderful curative oveis in of ruses, ivvln it hisoluty to make it known to hi suffering fellows. Tlie reeeipewith full particulars, din'e-tini for preparation ami inet and all ii'f-eesirv adviei- and instriM'tions for tou im.l Philadelphia. It is.

slioi-tesi route to all i-iints in ue. Through tickets to all at cimsmv-soillce at lowest JT 11 yon wish rd lor cb i-e i. k. ls -roiil the agent li d. liver TU ST TK 1 KA NSAW.

I ('Mil I.K1 I ol NTV. I In the "oui-t in aii'l for said eomily. In tlu: mutter if the Kstate ol' Jacob T. 'rune, ileceusctl. CRl.l ami nil other persons inte-; in Ihe aforesaid eslate are hereby notilie.1 thai, at the nest, regular term of Ihe lie court in an.

I ior sanl eounty to he he- 'im aiwl Ik IiI at the conn room in infiel.l, Toiunv 01 ley, Mate of aloresaal. on the lirst Montlav in llie month ol April, A. 1 i.s,. eourt 101 a lull nnd the Clt vol' Wintield, Kansas, Ior the purpose of adiuslliiL' and allowing claims ucainst Kllen F. Stnmn.

Said odiustiug will com lor dellv. The Age of New Events on a Grand Scale. Over WW worth of FJegant Rich, and Ks-txavagunt IlrlllUnt fostume urdrolieis used in the above announced. irand. HlversjUeU, llefined Minstrel Entertainment.

Prudential Popular Scille of PiheB adopted. TICKETS ONLY 50, 35 and 2-5 cents. or clegra ticket f-e CITY PHARMACY, (iiir-iKurtmint, the finest freshest nnd most, complete line of Kings and Mcdicii -'vriishcs, and Iti nshes to lie found in Wiutield. All standard Patent McP.cn JPRESCRIPXIONS CAREFULLY ere Ti lilisoll this line all. swallow a w-' him fairly, vsvii tl.ouuh In- himlt forgotten that rtrt uTall ouru-u-s.

WVan-opi to St: John Hiln-ally for rvin lu'retoforr ivt n. We have not he-itatnlto i-rhU 'w hi-aetkmrf ami wrih, or rhlieuhi that whU-h isrhTieu loiirt, ami thw we nlway. -1 wlu'ii M-i-afion demafuN, without a shadow of fear or trembling. The Saturday thnt Saint John win a v'H'St of thi J. I-'- IxH-KU-oon.

mence at 9 o'clock A. said day.aml continue till P. M. of the said 22nd ilay of May, IK82. and the two following days.

All persons having demands shall present them ior ad-Justing and allowance at such time and place, or he precluded from any benefit in Nald estate. thus mtikiiig unit nr iii vourow noju. infill jneecwsllll I It." i-issl-ugerand Ticket in, Kansas countv. statu of Kansas; said two lots being appraised, together, at and so appraised together by reason of the dwelling house -situated on iKiili 1 hereof. liiven under mv hand at my oltlce, in the Citv ol" Winheld.

In said eounty ami State, this lsth dav of February, A. P. 1SK2. A. T.

SHKNNBMAS, SheiifT of Cowley County, Kansas. J. C. Mt Mi plaintilt's Attorney, s-12 will be received-- vou bv return mail, 1., sillir Willi stamp final setilemeitt of said estate il li stain i i iwri L. w.

jowsk. s-nperniieniu infield, Kansas. I ret "I tim.fi' 1 A. 1 .1 v. or stani.ed sell en elope T.

deceased 1 I store. Gallery cents, Children lij cents. Old papers fot sttl? at (hl prtoit zltop. Ku.JI.i-. I'tl-i; I'll-.

February Hill. A. I. I jiiswBii TR'irp, Att'y. ISaltiiiiore, Jill.

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