Cowley County Democrat from Winfield, Kansas • 3

19 9 1876. Notice. Elevator Charges. EEEEDi iEElE: LEAP YEAR, KTATE OF KANSAS, ss. CENTENNIAL EAR.

Cowley Cocstt, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1876. PRESIDENTIAL "YEAR. AND THE YEAR TO PAY THE printer; WHAT YOU OWE IIIM. OUR OTOCK FORSPHINGIS NOW COMPLETE. Farmers will find Clover, Timothy, Blue Grass, Hungarian and Millet Seed, Also a New Variety, AND ALFALFA, THE CLOVER OF CALIFORNIA.

The following are the rate3 charged in the elevators in Kansas City Receiving, storing, weighing ani delivering for the first, thirty days. 2c per bushel. Storing for each subsequent thirty days, lc. Where grain is cleaned in elevator, lc extra is charged. Fees for inspection of grain, by Kansas City Board of Trade inspector 40c per car.

Rather yindj-. are just out of wood. March ime in like a bille gote. Centennial tea parties are all the go. Johny Read is painting us a new sign.

Arkansas City Items. The town is full of new comers looking for locations. Kager's real estate office is full all the time. There is not an empty house in town. The Kaw Indians are hauling posts to town and selling them, but mark you, they are not full bloods.

City property is in demand. Hermon Godehard was married on the 5th inst. to "Miss Goodnight. a We wish the happy couple all the happiness imaginable. "Winfieltl Musical Association.

The third grand concert of this association, consisting of vocal and instrumental selections from the best operas. Songs, Duets, Choruses, Quartets, etc. Will take place at the Court House on Fridav March 17th, 1876. Tickets 25 cents Reserved seats 35 cents. You may think it is not so, but if you don't believe it call at Duns-bomb's, Eagle Block and buy a bill at the Cheapest piace in Wichita.

ardeii Seed, In the Probate Coart of said County, In the matter of the Estate of Sanjue I Darrah. Deceased. To Philena Darrah, and Sylvia M. Mary and Frank Darrah, and eaeh of you. are hereby notified that an application will be made byM.

G. Troup, Administrator of said Estate to the Prabate Court of said county the 24th day of March, A. D. 1876, at one o'clock p.m. of said day, for an order fl the sale the following described real estate, Lelonging to said estate situated in Cowley County, Kansas, to-wit The nndirided one-half of the Southwest Fourth of the Northeast Fourth, and the Northwest Foutrh of the Northeast Fourth, and the Northeast Fourth ot the Northeast.

Fourth of Section Twenty, Township Thirty three, Iianga Four East. Now unless you appear and show cause why said order eIiouIJ be granted, an order will dm made as prayed lor. M. C. TROUP, Administrator of Said Estate, (16-2t) fa per day at home.

Sam-D 10 PIes worth $1.00 free. STINSNN 6 Portland, Maine. For Groceries and Dry Goods, just come and see us in the Eagle Block, and we know you will trade at Dunscob's. Fresh and New, For Sale by the Paper, Ounce, Pound. Quart or Bushel, Onion Sets, Sweet Potatoes, Early Rose and White Mechanic Potatoes.

We also Keep on Hand Wei's Wells Wells OF J. C- DunSCOmb is fully prepared for tlie Spring Trade with a full lino of Dry Goods, Notions and Greceries. and if you want to lay in a spring Stock don't fail to go to the Chicago Store in Eagle BlockVVichita. Farmins Inaplenent9 Water! Water! Water! The Ottawa Clipper Plows, Riding and Walking Cultivators, Gang and Sulky Plows and Monroes Harrows. AGENTS FOR THE.

LEADER COMBINED MACHINE, REAPER OR MOWER. OSAGE ORANGE SEED A SPECIALITY CASH PAID FOR GOOD WHEAT, (One Door North of Curns Manser's) BROTHERTON SSLVER, Winfield, ICansas. You Want. If you want. "Gill Heads.

If you want It you want Box Labels, 11 you want Statements, If you wt.nt Show Cards, If you want Note Heads, If you want Tickets, If you want Large Posters, If you want Small If yoa want Calling Cards, If you want Auction BillsJ If you want Business Cards, If you want Blank Receipts, If you want Business Circulars, If you want Job Printing of any kind, Correctly, Promptly, and at a reason abla rates, come or send to the Democrat Notice. TI S. Land Office, 1 "Wichita, Kansas, March 6th, 18T6. Complaint having been entered at this Office by Holland Cox sgainst Edwin TV. Donolioo for abandoning his Declaratory Statement filing, No.

6505, dated January 10th, 1872, upon the North West fourth, Section niae.township thirty south, Range five East, in Cowley county, Kansas, with a view to th cancellation of said- filing The said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this effiee on the 10 day of April, 1876, at 10 o'clock a. to respond and lurnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. This notice is given tor tha purpose of clearinn the record, in order that the said Rolland Cox maj' be al lowed to enter said trait under his D. No. 9013.

H. L. TA1 LOR, Re gister Married. At the residence of the bride's father, II. C.

Fisher, in Otter townj ship, on the 27th by Richard Courtwright, J. Mr. James Rankin to Miss.Mollie E. Fisher. All of Cowley county.

We witnessed an interesting trial at Wichita the other day, wherein three parties swore positively to the identity of a person, while what was supposed to bo his mother and sister swore positively that he was no relation, and not the person claimed by the opposite parties. The case was before Judge Little, Probate Court, on habeas corpus, to prevent the partv being taken to Iowa on a If you want a well put in, Just shell out a little tin, corn, oats or rye, I'll make a well that'll not go dry. Or if you have stock to trade. And want a new well ade, Kingsbury is the man to see, For in a well he likes to be. He'll take chickens, hogs, potatoes too For putting iu a well tor you.

Your produce to me you can sell jj II you need a god. new well, As a well digger he can't be beat, You'll fini iiim at the county seat, So come along and make a trade. If you want a new well made. If I'm the ma a you want to tee, Just enquire fur Kiu-p-bur rer. FOIl SALE.

Ono quarter sectiou land adjoining the town site of Arkansas city. 90 acres broke, 4o in pasture 1000 bearing grape vines; 50 apple trees 4 3'ears old: loo'cher-ry trees: lacre of blackberries and raspberry vines ot best varieties, ia bearing; 5o acres in wheat, two good wells with stock water, good house, granery, stable and will be sold for the extremely low price ot 36oo. Enquire of M. R. Leonard, on the premises or at this ofn.ift- Us ISailroad it 0S21SBB2; FOR Joan Nichols wishes to inform the public that he can dress, curl or cut ladies hair in first class style.

Also can give the gentlemen a good shave, shampoo or hair cut. Give him a call. ATIVJE LUMBER. "We can fill all bills for native lum ber on short notice at our lumber yard. Graham Seward.

Machine Oils of all kinds at BALDWIN'S Drug Store. NOTICE. State of Kansas vss Cowley County 3 In the District Court of said County W. J. II On Avenue, Eagle Block, Wichita, at Dunscomb's the farmers can fit out for the Spring at lowes rates in either Dry Goods or Groceries.

Jonn Reif, Plaintiff Gertrude Reif Defendant Governors requisition for bank robbery. The County Attorney and Mr. Balderston for prossecution and the firm of Adams, English and Ruggles, for defence. The follwing marriage licenses were issued by the probate Judge during the month of February W. M.

Copeland M. C. Ivizer. S. B.

Elkins Ida E. Moor. John Stoffer Ruth A. Burnett. T.

C. Robinson Theodosia Williams. James Rankin Mary E. Fisher. H.

Godehard Jane Goodnight. T. II. Henderson Ilannnah McMasters. A.

D. Felton Sarah J. Chancy. G. J.

Anderson Mary E. Martin- -OF- END 25c. to G. W. RO IFELL CO New York, for Pamphlet ot 100 pages Take Notice.

containing lists of 3000 newspapers, and estimates showing cet of advertising. All parties iu this County and in Sumner that need repairs to an Excelsior machine will leave orders for repairs at our Store in Winfield on or before the Tenth day of March, so that we can forward the same the Manufacturers. BROTHERTON SILVER. HAIA-JOX- STREET, 2 WIOHITA. Undoubtedly, The Cheapest Tea in Town.

The Young One Dollar a POUND, Hysen, at MULLLNS. Action for Divorce. The said Defendant, Gertrude Reif, living in the State hereby notified, that she has been sued by the said Plaintiff in the said action, and that unless she answers the petition riled by the Plaintiff on the 22nd day of January, A. D. 1876.

in the said action on or before the 8th day of ilarch, A. D. 1876, the said petition will be taken as true, and a judgement tor Divorce from the bonds of matrimony upon sufficient showing ot abandonment for one year, and a decree, giving the custody of the eldest boy, Felix, to the said Plaintiff, and the youngest boy, Henry, to said if so desired by her. will be rendered accordingly. JOHN REIF, Plaintiff.

By J. 31, ALEXANDKK his Attorney. Certified from the Records. (Seal) E. S.

BEDILION, Clerk Closing Out. Has the Largost and Best Selected Stock "of $JS a dj at home. Agents wanted. 1 Outfit and terms free. MRUE CO.

Maine. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS Gunsmith Sho. J. Easton.Gunsmith and Machinist, is now prepared to supply the wants of the people of Cowley county, in the shape of repairing and remodeling sewing machines, guns, revolvers, clocks, and all other kinds of machinery. All work warranted.

Office two doors south of old Post Office. -IN THE- Court convenes the first of next month. Mr. Ford's new building approaches completion. Communications from every direction this week.

Quite a number of real estate transfers this week. Extensive repairs are being made on the Tunnel Mills. Don't forget the Centennial Supper to-night, at the Court House. The marriage notice in this issue came into too late for last weeks paper. Everybody seems to be satisfied that the wheat crop will be magnificent.

The town was full last Saturday, and our auctioneers made it lively as usual. A select party of young folks enjoyed a social hop at McMasters Saturday night. Dr. Black is building a residence in the south part of town, near the Christian Church. See new card of Gragg Searl, butchers.

Accommodating, pleasant gentlemen both. Tisdale and Terrel, proprietors of the Southwestern Stage Liine, were in town one day this week. If you want to sec whether blue grass will grow in Cowley county, go and see McMillan's door yard. See Mr. Bartlett's grain card.

Mr. Bartlelt is one of our citizens, a fair dealer, and we bespeak patronage from our county. Mr. Wilkinson was taken to Wichita on Monday morning last to answer to some charge of a former partner about disputed ponies. The Bantam the leader of the str: ig its, having returned from Topeua, has called his committee together.

Look out for warm work If you want good cheap fare, if you want to be handy to the depot, if you want pleasant, accommodating land lords, go to the liichey House, Wichita-. Emigration is getting lively, hotels are crowded every night every State represented, and this is only the vanguard, let them come. There is room in city and country for a million, and bread and meat too. Our former foreman, Mr. Whittlesey, is foreman on the Free Press at San Marcos, Texas, whose editor pays him a handsome compliment which we can truly endorse as truth, and give Mr.

Whittlesev our best wishes for his future success. Stock men will take notice of the card of Shough, Reynolds Cusey, who have opened up a stock yard at Kansas City. Mr. Cusey was the JJeform candidate for Governor, and Ueyuolds is well known to many of our citizens, as he appeared at one of our county lairs with some fine stock. They are all reliable gentlemen.

Mr. Wilkinsons case seemed to be a difference between himself and partner as to the ownership of a team. Mr. AVilkinson claimed them as firm property, and the partner claimed them as his. own.

Mr. Wilkinson out of town with the team, the partner followed with a warrant. Mx. Wilkinson returned, replevied the property and came home. We suppose the law will have to decide the case.

We were informed by Mr. Reynolds, formerly of Howard count', and now doing business in a stock yard at Kansas City, that Mr. E. J. Sweet, of Liongton, Howard county, has two thorough bred bulls four and five years old, that can be bought very cheap.

Mr. Reynolds owned them when calves, and says they are first-class stock Mr. Sweet has no further use for them. Stock dealers will take notice. We hope our city will not be disgraced alter the manner of Tuesday night in a long time to come.

The parents who have any control over their boys should try to convince them of the disgrace which attaches to such conduct, and as to the young men who have charge of themselves, we leave them to the public. The Sheriff deserves thanks for the prompt manner in which ho did his duty in this matter. Jim Ilill has imported two Bantam chickens. Jim says the rooster is all right for pluck, but like another Bantam we know of, has too much load to carry when the big ones get READ THIS. Mr.

J. II. Land has returned from a visit to Indiana, bringing with him a son of his brother who is a prominent lawyer in Indiana. Mr. Land says they would gladly seek our new west, but times are hard and property low, and many of them will have to wait.

Mr. Land reports a fearful storm or hurricane in Indiana which uprooted trees and almost demolished some of the towns. In one town twenty houses were blown down, and strange to say no person injured. Xenia, Illinois, March 6th, 1876, Gents: Please announce the death of William Brorufield, died in Xenia at the residence his sons on March 4th, 1876, aged 74 years 10 months. A good pious old man.

A christian, and a man liked by all that knew him. Yours truly, W. W. Bromfield. Dr.

Holland has moved back to Beaver, and has a sou but one day old. For the next SO Days I will Sell -4ny-thing in my Stock Rejrarulesss ot Cost, The Stack consists of Groceries, Provis ions. Queensware and Furniture. A tine line of Teas, Ranging in Price from SO cents to 3 .25 per pound. FRANK WILLIAMS.

Notice. Call at Boyer Gallotti's logins Store and leave your orders for the patent Adjustable Threshold. The best thing ever invented to keep rain, dustrand cold from entering at the bottom of your doors. Prof. T.

Jones Can paint a buggy in first class style very reasonable. Also House painting two coats for fifteen cents per yard. 23ti County Surveyor Walton, now has the XT. S. field notes for the Township, in your section of the county.

And now is the time to have your lines established. Don't forget or neglect to have it done this spring. 23-tf "Judge McDonal can be found in my office on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays of each week, after January 15th, 1S7G. W. P.

HACKNEY. SOUTH WEST, When you goto Wichita, go to Eagle Block and look for the Chicago Store and go in and Dunscomb will sell you the cheapest lot of Dry Goods and Groceries in town. Ague Medicines of all kinds at BALDWIN'S. Pure Cider vinegar at W. L.

Mullens Grocery. fJative Lumber. "Ward Smiley keep constantly on hand at their mill at Lazette, all kinds of native lumber, and can fill bills at lowest going prices. Try us once. -ALSO We call your attention to a matter of not only cents but dollars.

To those wanting any kind of woolen goods wa give a few prices, which will be good for thirty days only. Ladies' Waterproof 85c per yd Heavy white blankets $3.25 pr colored $2.50 Cardigan Jackets $1.10 each Men's wool shirts from $1.15 to $1.85 each Fine Calf Boots 2.90 pair Nice double lap robes $3.85 each Ladies' Gaiters 95c per pair Ladies' alpaca suits from to $9-00 Ladies' dress goods in proportion. Don't forget to come for your goods while these prices last, as it will Vie until February 20th. llespectfully, J. H.

Sherburne Cd Arkhnsas City, Kas. A LARGE STOLK OF JARPETS, BOOTS SHOES, II ATS Mr. Swigart started for the Biaek Hills yesterday. In reply to the resolution asking the amount of specie in the Treasury FOR SALE. To the highest bidder, 15 Store accounts, on Saturday March 25th, 1876.

AH Business Men are requested to attend the sale. 4 J. B. Lynn Co. CAPS, Farmers will do well when at Wichita to give him a call.

The First thing when you get in Wichita go tr W. Hobson's tor. available for resumption, Secretary Bnstow announces that of gold coin there is $13,000,000 of silver com and bullion, $14,000,000. OLE MASSA'S GRAVE Choice Pine Fencing at Maris' Lumber Yard, at $3.50 per 100 feet. If you do net enjoy the luxury of window and door blinds on your house call and see how cheap W.H.H.

Maris will furnish them. No house is complete with out blinds. Don't forget the Chicago Store, Eagle Block. Fresh Groctrsies ahvavs on hand cant be undersold by any house in Wichita, THIS PAPER IS ON FILE WITH The women of New York are going among employers and iaducing them to "pay off" on Mondays instead of Saturdays, in order to lessen the Saturday night and Sunday dissipation, Democratic Meeting at WEcSiita. Where Advertising; Contracts can Tto made.

jr. Iierburne Oo A. H. GREEN, TTORNEY LAW, "Winnele, Kansas. J.

B. LYNN CO. This tue title a new and beautiful worii or art which we have just published, itis 14x19 inches artistic In design, lineiy engraved and printed on heavy plate paper. In the fore-giound is seen a young Confederate soldier, who has just returned home from tha war, looking sad and thoughtfully at his father's grave wbich is shown to him by an aged negro servant. To the right the calm river indicates peace and lest as well as the harbinger brighter days tc come.

It is a will touch every Southern heart and should find a place in every Southern home. One copy will be sent by mail mounted on roller and post paid on receiut of 25 cents, or 3 copies lor 50 cents. Address, JOHN BUKROW" Publishers. Brbtol, Tenn. Agents wanted everywhere to sell our cheap and popular pictures.

$5 to $lo per day easily made. No monty required until p'ictures are sold. ap for catalogue and terms- The democratic voters of Sedgwick All those wanting cattle herded, can leave orders at Mrs. Griswold's, as the herd will be taken out as soon as there is grass sufficient for feed 14 tf NOTICE. had an enthusiastic meeting at IFich- na oa tne zzncl, Able speeches were made by Judge A.Harris, Hpn.

Amos IFalton, editor of the Winfield Plow and Anvil, Col. G. English, W. G. Hobbs, and Judcre Fisher.

A series EALER IN of sensible and patriotic resolutions Dry Goods," Groceries, Hats, Caps, Queensware Store West side of Main street corner of Eighth Avenue, al-tf. was adopted, one ot which favors Gov. Hendricks of Indiana for president. A central committee was appointed and a thorough organization of the party was effected. In every respect the meeting was a grand success.

Atchison Patriot- II. FISHER, jONTRACTER AND BUILDER. To all persons knowing themselves ing debted to me. tMease call and settle immediately and save expense. Chas.

C. Black. DOwn, Down We Go! Bed Rock is nowhere. I am prepared to drill wells from 1 to 1,000 feet deep, rock or no rock will put in iron or wooden pumps on short notice. Address me call at my farm three miles west of Little Dutch, Kansas.

B. J. Downing. To Sell or Trade. I have lour good milch cows I would sell cheap or trade for hogs.

Inquire of M. READ'S BANK Foreig and Domestic Exchange. Nates of all kinds bought and sold. Deposits liece vied and Interest Paid oa Tim. Deposits.

Money always on nand to loan on good security. BARTIiETT CO. WHOEESALE DEALERS IN GRAIN AND; C. G. HOLLAND, five miles south of Winheld.

14-2t Repairing prompclyjattended to. WrNFTEtj) Kansas. JAMES CHRISTIAN ATTORNEY ANDJ COUNCELOK AT LAW. Arkansas City, Kansas. "v-'" L-vwronca 5s." GRAGG SEARL, BUTCHER SHOP.

We are one door south of Baldwin's Drug Store, and are now ready to supply customers on short notice. One Murray, an Irishman, living in Independence, got married a few days ago went witk his wife to Atchison, lo get an outfit for housekeeping bought furniture, dishware, one keg of beer, and two or three gallons of whiskey. Both got drunk and started in the wagon for home. Murray upset his better halt and all his load in the road, and went on, leaving his wife and all She came on after while, stopping at the fechoolbouse where there was church did not know where she was a couple of men offered their services to take her to the nearest house, She told the men she did not care so much for Murray as the keg of beer, and if they found it, one of the men could have it, and the other one could have her. Kansas Chief.

General Commission Merchants, Bast and opposite Depot, WICHITA KANSAS. J. B. Shough, Jas. Reynolds, J.

C. Cusey. Shough. Reynolds Cusey. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Kansas Stock Yards. Kansas City, Mo. Also'Handles Grain and kinds of produce POSSESSING ample means for the successful conduct of our business, we would be pleased to receive accounts from any, believing wa can make it to their advantage to do business with us. Collections solicited and promptly attended to. REFERENCES: aiici nun.

jiiuitB uut, oi ins irienus took him out of the melee in time to save his bacon, just as somebody elses frinds took him out of the fight in good season, and both will live to fight another day. Jim is going to raise 4000 chickens, and next fall sell out at big figures, and then if Searl can give good security, they are going into the cattle business. Success Bantam say we. Trees! Trees! To all parties who desire to purchase home grown trees, true to name, from a reliable nursery. I will say, I am taking orders for the Yinland Nursery, the largest and Oldest Nursery in the State, andean warrant my stock to be first-class.

Come and see me before you buy, T. SUITS, Winfield, Aausas. First National Baf Kansas City, Ji Eatnos, Kans" City, Mc.