Zionville Sentinel from Zionville, Kansas • 2

a nil 1 r-r- -s Korica roa rcBLiciTiov, Bachelor's Btyga. ZIQyiLLE SENTINEL. 0. CAtJFNTEditor und Prop'n DR. J.

2, LUCAS rfcjsldao. kntvc. Xmas Goods! Chet. Lnthrop always wears a smile when in Bight of Hull City. p0BLISHDIVBRT ThVRSPAT, Central Avtnu I littered at tha Ktomvtlle, pottofflr second class matter.

Ofict: lstcre. At the Opera House Dry Goods s(ore, Ulysses, an. Imported novelties in Xmis and FOR SALE OR A heron Norman stallio, years. old, dark iron grey, 16 Hands high and weighs iS-po pounds. Valued at Sired by Waterloo, a'1 full blood Percheron Norman, his dam was by Glencoe, her dam was by Rob Roy a cross between the heavy draught horse and the thorough-bred.

This ft a fine, styliih 'young horse, "fll cxthange him" for land in Grdnt Fully- warranted 'For Kansms. Ulysses Land office at Garden city, Dec. 12, '87. Notice II hereby tlren that the following-named settler baa lied notice of his Intention to miike dual proof suppyit of his claim, and that aala proof will Ih) mnfl' tafere the fttalrict clerk- of feterens dountj, as. on Feb.

II, 'lf 1e llarculs Hondebunh for the sec tp )s SIJw. lie aaines tbe followlnic wltnenaes to prore ha continuous residence cultivation of, Hid land, viz: W. L. Hwu(nr Uoll F. lxinlitou Mr-ron it.

Smith Duvld Crulg, nil of Kas. i i Nujw register. Land office at Garden city, Nov. 19, '67. Notice Is hereby given that the following-named settler has (lied notice of his Intention to ninke dual preof Insupsort of his claim, and that said proof will be Made before the district clerk, Mi vens county, at Hufotuii an Pel), it, viz: William It.

Kullln for tlte a mm tp fflw. HenaiiKtliefullowliiwltni-Mmi to prove Ills continuous reahleiiueunun. and cultivation of, said land, viz: Hauiusl i. Taylor tWitJaniln Hol-IjerK Wilson Tagcart, all of Jonvllle, Km. Subscription Rates.

Oneeopyon. year. flli months WV). Throa lo. Liberal toria to cluhs.

Sampla copies free. Advertising rnt.es. We. per Inch per Month, total notices, So. per rlae.

New Tear cards, Haviland special decorated china. Elegant plush hand bags and Albums high art bizue vases. Big- rustic flower caskets, silk handkerchiefs tnfflcrs and legion of other bric-a-brac. ettof this notice signifies eis MMrei. Yon must i peneU mark that rotor aubsi'i B.

drill, SURVEYOR DRAUGHTS MAN. Ous Girard, of Harthind, was visiting his sister, Miss Anna, Friday. A couple of our young people will "double up" between ana the new year. A report is in circulation that a postoilire has been petitioned for ut Pritchardsville. Miss Ilettie Brockett is at home again after a pleasant visit with friends in Marion county.

A rej)ort gained circulation Saturday to' the effect that Jake Brindle had applied for a marriage license. HoWis it, Jake? IIOOSIKR-BOY. desire the paper continued notion ill Jim aallfy ui Kf olios particulars apply to the editor of this paper, Lome early to secure choice. J. H.

Ei LYLEi I have all tha Government Csld Bote Grant county. SMcialtt The laying out and mapvtaj nw towns or additions to old ones. DIRECTORY. M. K.

Cannon every alter-ate Sahoatu at a p. in. cordial Invattor. ez-isndod to'ull. -Hut.

I. iltUMcm i'wilur. VBobbatb School every fcutulay. T. M.

TiflAT, fcupt. LITERARY SOCim. Meets every Tlmrsduy ut 7.aOp.' at the torru si'UisH bouse. All aro Drolller president. B.

J. brarasie-y vU preiildiint. L. A. btiinwood Herniary.

lira. Annie Storm Irtauurer. Ulyssos Possum ftidge. Mai van Rogers is digging a well and otherwise improving his farm. Why does Uncle Dick Brollier carry Ed.

Skadden's knife? Ed. can explain. Marcms Roudebush and family have gone to Colorado on a prospecting tour. Restaurant. First-class meals at all hours, OLMSTED WILLIAMSON, REAL ESTATE LOAN AGENTS LOCAL NEWS.

J. E. Elwood will go to to-day. For Sale! BROLLIER, DOZE d- Zionville, Kansas. i No.

1. First-class timber claim west of town. $150. No. 2.

A good claim southeast of town. No. 3. Homestead one mile from town. jjo.

No. 4. Good claim near town, $175. Dirt cheap. 3jc.

Board by the week or meal. Bill wager is a terror to the Zion W. C. Calhoun will attend to all Farm loans a Speciality. CtP ville uport.

They have just cause to fear him. Notary work. and see us. ULYSSES, WM. H.

STOJtJif, Proprietor. Girls, keep your eye peeled and A. T. H. V.

K. 8. A IURTLAND. 1 WKSTWiSl). Thro" FrelRht m' Faat KieltlU.

Denver and I'tauExp l-W'a- ni. Poloradofup.VV. Callloriilu aud Mexico EP m- itlantlc Exp hubs. m. Mew York Kxp m.

tuttmr.v.: J2.4Sr.iu.- raat Fri'lKbt m. Thro' freiBlit US3p. ru, TUE KA.y.3. Arrives, Irom tBe north, (dally) 2:30 p.m. south, lOfltlit in.

Leaves, forth north, 1040a. m. south 2 30 p. m. Offlcs hours, 7.

fin a. m. to 7.flOp. rn. Sundays, KMC a.

in. to ljlflu ra. FKAKK WUJON, Aast M. M. WlUOM.

r. M. KANSAS; you may yet catch the Joker. No. 5.

Deeded land. An im Alexander Hoard.JProm. A "HfPT T1 tt 0 J1 Th Olilli Jjlli POLII GAZETTE Well Boring fct milled, eeearelr wrawwa', 10 any address la lbs proved farm. $1000. No.

0. A well improved deedea quarter, miles northwest. $1000. Vatl4 Plains rTlDflCl fur Thru Uviitbs a rsrelpl of VV-7 IT liliO one Dsllsr. Liberal discount -all4 rwmul.n, Agsats ami Clnbs.

The PoLlca 1 a A TT Gazbtts Douglass, Dec. 12. Editor Ssntinel: Plaase retain mv mail, cxcontinc No. 7. Deeded quarter, half a mile from town.

$1000. 00 187. Thursday, Pc. Done on short order by TAGGART BROS. Attorney Stan wood is in Cincinnati on business.

The Literary meets every Friday evening 'hereafter. Job printing neatly and promptly done at this Ollice. Flour and feed a specialty at the Blue-front, Lakin. Monday wat. an unuguaj day for Southwest Kansas.

Final proor papers made out free of charge at this office. George Heston 'picked up a ftray horse on tfye river Sunday. New York I lb iUAXXJlliU Onlt k-Kltlmntf IllU9iratfil fiporlm awl Ktuui tonal Journal nnbli.hrd on Ibe Americas conilneal. 1 1,1 Apply for icrnis to X1 XhtUSU I BicUri K. Fox, FranUli tiw, Vsv York.

No. 8. Improved farm, miles the Sentixel. et it go tfj enlighten the world. I am" coming from town.

$1200 Fart cash. west with the crowd; not east to meet them as bflfore. BROLLIER, ZIONVILLE, JCANSAS. Alex Munro. Friends, we want your assistance.

Many of you have been owing us leveral months. The amount ma? be small; but so many small amounts in the aggregate, swell up into the hundreds. Thei i is a tremendous expense attached to the publishing GERIDO MONEY I MONEY! JVe can down them all on large IN THE PANHANDLE. loans and small rate of interest. Bargains in lumber at the South of a paper in a town no larger than Lall and sec.

I lave just secured a BY P. P. DOZE. Side Lumber Yard. Lakin.

new company with an unlimited Zionville, as all of you know. Never Robert Elwood called yesterday to capital. Jvo more vexatious delays. have we refused to ucconiodate anv take lesson in typc-setping. Saturday was a bright day.

Our Brollier, Doze Co. Great cleannsr-out sale of lumber cu'ers was southwest. We camped on the Beaver, in No-Man's Land. at W. Haywood Lakin.

Wc were a little surprised late Hats, caps, gloves and gents, fur- the evening by a man coming mk ANEW TOWN A STRONG COMPANY I NOW f-j 7 HE TIME. 70 BECOME RICH 7 CEREDO PROPERTY WILL PROVE BETTER THAN GOLD. INVEST NOW? IN LESS THAN NINETY DAYS LOTS NOW FO SALE AT $25. AND $50. WILL TREBLE IN VALUK ON T1 DEL A 1 TIM IS PRECIOUS nismnggoodsatthe lilue-iront Lalcin lie said Jie had not had fowl pne who let their wants known.

Now friends, we trust you will accomodate us. None of you woujd care see the Sentinel leave Zionville for lack of support. We don't ask something for nothing, we have gave you a clean, fearless paper and only ask in return what is honestly due us. Quite a snow fell Monday and the or water tor two (lavs, we Kepi L. A.

STANVVOOD, A TTORNE T-A T-LA Zionville, Kansas, M. M. WILSON, NOTARY PUBLIC, nmrcurv went down to a low him over night and he departed ut Jay-break. point. Monday, the 14th was a pleasant Go to the Blue-front in Lakin for dav.

Fresh buffalo signs were seen. bargains in drygoods groceries, boots The lfJthwe pull up camp and go and shoes southward, for the toldwater. Jh. Zionville, Kansas Geo. Pearson, a child of the country is rough and broken.

A letter just 'received, from out- Plains, returned from the Neutra! were in sight of the mountains which Ioliked like huire black clouds cl 0 Strip last week. Camped in the' great and only Pan The Cincinnati and Surprise com W. 0. 0ALHOUN, old friend, Aaron Work, of Buck-Furd county, informs us that the IyQck Inland has completed and is now running trains lietwecn Bucklinand Dodge" City. Only a handle, ill a pasture containing thre p.anies have consolidated under tlii name of "Appomattox." and one halt millions or acre SmilincGabe killed a young ante are under obligations to L.

A lope, and we have hunter's feast few months more and Grant and Stan wood, Lee II: Hess and ward NOTARY PUBLIC. milt 9j. Tnwnshih Ran pc-' -if; being jo regularly Oh the 17th we sighted two buf S.kadaen. Call again, boys. Ford will be linked together by bands -of steel.

of Ulysses and JO miles north of Woodsdalc. A natural Uwr, site! Plenty of iure water anywhere an the town-site at 3 falo but could not follow them Burdette Beanlsley, one of our rising young men, has secured a po flaiiix fiasi the town-site on the west. Pt sition on the surprise Advocate. feet drainage The. first to engage in business in Ceredo will tap.

Kansas Zionville, One antelope, one coyote, one badger and one pony 'rabbit were killed A bridge contractor on' the For Worth Denver R. II. allowed hi; team to get away and came to 011 The executive committee of the Now is the time to do your plow a fortune. All branches of business nc.ca;eu Ju-. A F.

dirertlv on the preat natural thorough-fare between iilg for spring. The grouml is in Prohibition party havejssued a call excellent shiipe for reTUreaking. for their national convention, to be camp for UigLee wen! llvgotott and Woodsdalc to 'lysscs, CincinnatixIlartland and Gardm City. Surrounded by a well" settled country. The Literary, society held a ery with him but was unsuccessfu held in the city- of Chicago.

Juno (, THE ZIONVILLE interesting meeting Thursday even Later they came to our camp and wt promptly caught them. ltiSS. One delegate will be allowed for every one thousand members of Sentinel the party, in addition to the apportionment fixed by the recent national conference. CEREDO will have a railroad by May. jSS8.

fnvest and appreciate the rapid rise sure to follow. YOU cannot afford I chance pass you by. LQ TS fan fre secured on most advantagcon -hfrsans who will erect Lvildinps thereon. Speculafu THE GREAT Bonanza I A strong company is.b.acking Ceredo and will use tvtn means to make her second to no totin in Grant county. Five antelope were" killed Wednesday.

After a little consultation we decided to return to the Beaver. Three antelope were killed. On arriving at our formev camping ground, we found two hunters there, who had killed five buffalo there a few days ago. By leaving this place and going to the Coldwater, is where we. missed it.

Had we remained there we, would, no -doubt, have got plenty of butfalo. Tuesday morning was very clear, with a strong wind from the southwest, which blew desperately all day and a portion of the. night. As our bread-stuff was getting scarce, we concluded to give up all hope of get MORAL AND The Lawson Leader one of our mosc valued exchanges. Cover ends out one of the very best papers in Grant county, and should be liberally patronized by the good people of Lawson.

A newspaper man with the experience of Mr. Coyer can always secure a profitable location. ing, so tnose report who were there. Go Friday evening and enjoy yourself. Samuel "Alexander and wifa returned from the eastern part of the state hist week.

They have settled down on Mr. Alexander's farm aud commenced life in earnest. You can file homestead entries before the Clerk of the District Court, provided you are residing on the land. Save time and expense of a trip to the Garden City Land office. Chas.

R. Misner, the grain and feed merchant, of Ulysses, is working up a splendid businesi. Re has control of a feed stable, the cheapest in the county. Call on him Jien in Ulysses. Chas.

E. Cook, publisher of the lingo Herald, was in town Thursday, accompanied by M. B. Crist, a druggist, of Richfield. The gentlemen made tha Sextikel a very pleasant cull.

L. A. Stan wood and Lee R. lies? The -Lombard Investment Co. RELIGIOUS LOAN HAVE $100,000 "TO ting buffalo meet am pull for home, which we did.

The first night out FARMS. ON GRANT COUNT I WEEKLY. Ceredo. A marriage will shortly take place between a couple of our prominent young people. Jno, M.

Kitchen and Jno. E.Bur-chott wore in Hugoton Saturday, zz witnesses for Howard Sell.irtis" 1 1 Blfil Alt! we camped on the Cimarron, in No-Man's Land, just below the foot-hills. Dad Emery killed a jack-rabbit. Wednesday was a very pleasant day. Our course lay down the river.

passed over some very fine bottom land, and it is our opinion, that i his land was put in cultivation, it First door west of the Opera House, ULYSSES KAS. made final proof on thoir farms Saturday, before P. II. Ferguson, district clerk. Steven Wood, Manfred Allison.

atae Elwood and V. C. Calhoun were the witnesses. Three months for SO cents TheSFHTiFFT. will he iTtthr months fn- fir months or K) cmitr, or fl.

prr year, rf'r pil'l. Cheapest pnpr.r ll comity Huh-vrihn tor viwr frtn-! In the there'-v a sist In im out town and eountrv. Alluro rpsslve cltl.rens will take vlv.infriieof I hlfll hi-r i' olsr. P-roiu at "llstancs in senil atainiS for sums less than a dollar. Lee Hess, of Zionville, has secured the contract to put down a few well in Ceredo; Thin is a wise move on the part of our town company.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Two new business arc to nouses Postmaster Wilson has just a "Slar" wind mill at the north 1 -it. 1 1 Coal. mi One iie eiccicii wunminree weeks. Hoar. end ot rilain nr.

lieu alo ieneinjr. will prove some of tha best agricultural land in. the Southwest. Two antelope were killed during the day, at a distance of not less than SCO yards. Thursday morning was nui(e warm, with a slight mist, wnich had disappeared by noon.

Took dinner at Richfield. Camped for the night bet ween Rich-fieUl ane Derniot. We arrived at home in the evening, after an absence of 23 days. Found all at home well. We will wind up by f'iving a other for a stock.

Let for the postoffice, the general merchandise the good work go on. 1st. dor of the Grant County Bank building. an extensive trict of his land, which he will stock with cuttio lie one of our most progressive citizens. Elmer H.Younginan.the brilliant young editor of the Ulysses Tribune, was in town Saturday in search C.

R. Misner, TERMS: 1 year 6 months Georgo Pearson returned Saturday from an extensive trip in the Panhandle of Texas. He is rigging up an outfit which he will use to catch wild horses in the Panhandle next ipring. E. Redo.vx KANSAS.

UL YSSES, SO cents; months jo cents. statement or our expenses ami Our expenses were about 350. We got about $0. worth of meat and 1113. Now give us acred-it of $000.

worth of sport, which leaves a net gain of $0:50. Iwood iviain, of information for his paper, which he intends to use in a Holiday edition W'e hope be at home, next timeyo call, Bro. Youngman. A marriage will occur to-day al the residence of Mr. Parr, southwest of town, the contracting parties being E.

M. PaiT, one of our best young men, and Mies Annie "Johnson, a young lady who lately proved up her claim. A dance will be indulged in after the wedding ceremony. W. C.

CALHOUN, Livery, Feed Trees The undersigned will accept orders for J. Barnhart Sou's nursery, til grown in Southwest Kansas. end east for your trees when you can feS htfme-grown Apply to W. C. Calhouk.

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