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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

INTERFERING WITH THE NATICAS.-Tlp law
cXpciliu- the Jc>uit> from German soil. which
was recently passed 10y Parliament, and i 10
bc enforced in six months, was but the fore
runnrr of Il still boldcr aud more sweeping
act in the mti-Catllolic policy. which has 80
prominent II place in RiSnlarrk'S scheme Of
craftsmanship, It is NOW certain that he
means 10 ~rc!t>scrt the right claimed of old !y
thr German Emprrors of Influencing the
election OF Popc>, and that. Is the Berlin
Spencer Gazette has il. .ncycr Shall another
tool of The ,Jc>uit> >It In the chair of 81.
Pct"r.@ Away back in the times previous
to The tenth century, when The German En-
pre- Na> Il power. the choice Of Il Pope WAS
subject to lis confirmation, and later on the
system was ~ changed That the Catholic
rulers exercised the n-ht uf c~Xrlu>ion-tlmt
l., OF declaring from the succession 10
the l'alucv any Cardinal who WAS cspc-
ctally lj'cliuial'lc 10 them. Something like
this is what Bismarck proposes in inviting
Spain, France. ltalv '. and Austria To unite
with Germany in sending delegates To Rome
10 STE that the Cardinals, in filling the chair
OF Plus lhc Ninth, shall choose some enc
who will attend exclusively To his rccIrsia>-
teal duties and abstain from interference in
politics. 1t is said that two wears ago the
L tkh u 81 III -iNii~ lit vi hilnli> Nv
ing 1T the Vatican power 10 elect his >llrcrs-
Sor, and that they have already agreed upon
Cardinal ratriZzi. IN ally Of the Jrsllit>. and
heartily devoted 10 the ultrlnonl:ulc policy
which now dominates at the Vatican. Aus
tria. Italy. and Spain have struck hands with
Germany in It's determination not Ia permit
patrizzi ors,ny one al his class IL ascend the
throne Of the Supreme Pontiii, and France
of itself is not strong enough to oppose the
maioritv. 1t seems likely enough that there
will be Il ~>criollS rupture when the present
Popc takes leave Of lie Baltimore .1ntcft-
can
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Total, LOCO gifts. al cash. ..........s iuurut
The Hon. IuuMa s. T.. HRAMLETTE. late Governor
OF Kentucky has consented To represent The Trtis-
Ices In the management al this scr"ld Grand GIT
Concert, and he viii personally 81" that In" money
from the sale uf the tickets i. deposited with The
Treasurer. that the drawing /, fairly conducted. and
The Kits Justly awarded and promptly paid,
The 'irrwinE will take place In public: IN 'nil view
nl The audience. and under the immediate ~upcrri-
sion and direction al TN. officers and trustees al the
Public library Of Kentucky and the following
named eminent and disluirrrrtcl citizens. VIII" have
consented 10 Ia present ard see that all II fairly
done
Hon. j. pKOCrOR kNulr. late VI. &. Lebanon DIS
Hon. II. v. BRUCE. Judge Ninth Judicial his, ky
Gen. ELI II. MURRAY, L. ;. Marshal, l'is. Ky.
Ron. I. Il. COCHRAN. Chancellor Louisville Chan"
lion. +. u. SrASDlFoHD, President Farmers and
Droycrs Bank.
Hon. ions BAnnEE Manager Royal Insurance
Company. Liverpool.
Colonel PHILIP LEE, commemorative Attorney,
Ninth Judicial District.
pr. &. GRAHAM. founder at Grlha1u CahIuct.
Colonel JlLsoS L. JOHNSON. Manager of the Gall
Hon. J. q. BAXTER. Mayor Of Louisville.
Hon. /. l.. RuESETT. city Attorney.
HENRY WOLFOHD, Treasurer nf Louisville.
l;aik. ''s'''"' u '"s '''''''''
r"uiLirJrDcE. of the Loul,,i lille Hotel Company.
JAMES Bl;lpGEfokp, President OF Second Nj
ti"llt! Bank.
W. {. -. WIIrS. Proprietor Of Willard Hotel.
j. {. JoI>SIuS. President of Traders Bank.
II. NiCruH SEwCoMB, iirm Of Newcomt, Inrha-
non Il Co.
Henry DEPPES, President German Eank,
ANDREW GRAHAM. tobacco and cotton merchant.
Dr.. AOKvIS GREEN, President l.. and {. Short
line railroad.
Vol ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
OFFICERS nF THE LIBRARY.
R.T. DUEHErr, President.
". y. ilAiI,EMAS, }tct-I'rca!t!cut
.iuIlS :. GAIN. Secretary.
FARMERS Ash DEoyE'is E,Sk. Treasurer.
Address IiiDMA As +. BEAM. ElTE,
Agent Public Library oi tcntucky.
Public Library Building, Louisville, hT.
Circulars giving full particulars sent on applrI-
ton. Jy l0-i2aw Swcum3in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

The sanitary investigation subject iras re-
Gently placed the friend of all animals Ill Il
curiUIl, position As to his bcHcyolcnc' toward
hulan beings, for in one block Of lenclEcnts
owned by Mr.. Bcrcll WAS found 4 sewer
which the tenants sid bad been leaking lnto
The cellar for years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

Boiler EXPLOSION AHp Loss or LIFE.-St.
LDrtS. .!uly l3.-IAc boiler Ola steam lhrcsll-
ing machine in operation i'll II field near Erie
burg, Il. Clair county, exploded Saturday,
instantly killing Adam and Jacob S~c!Ialicr
ald Frank i;utIics, and woundiug !. e.. VIII
dcrIratl, =. Wolf, trn,lh Mack, ard ~afotlIrr
iwtr.
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THE PI'GLIc LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
VI louisville, ki.-5y authority la the act 81
thr legislature Incorporating the i'uhlic Library ni
h,utuckS. the Trustees viii give their Etb<D
GlFT CONCERT In tn" great hall 81 IN"
putlir Library building. Ia Louisville. Is H.,"n SAL
IlEnAI. september =. lS.:....
one ihul>arrI ~ilrhr'- - admission viii IL issued
4: 10 ZACH iuit.hickrt-. -; prtri"I-iirhrts s2~a
II whole tickets Tor Stun: :. iur 500 :" iur - -:
ia FOR 81 Lrna: ~ for %..Iuu: a.I inr Sj.Ul. Va dis
count on les than slnH worth al tirkris ~ i time.
lDIriur the Concert The Sum Of ra"n.'" la GU
rr,r, viii In. given Ia the lul'icrs ~ tickets lay iii.
trilllIiun ly lot al ore thousand gifts, IL follows:
LIST OF GIFTS.
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IHE tEUrS IN rliE INVEST 1ShriUc,
July l3.-Much of the wheat crop Just lar-
vested has been injured 10y the continued
uutin,l, raiu>. >olic injury has also been
done Ia the g.oWin@ cotton crops in Middle
and Yves: Tennessee and North Alabama,
the rain catI>lng shedding Of the iollS. The
planters entertain serious approximations Of
the effects Of the heavy rains to-day.
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I'VE woulin'trvrmrrr credit il with iii, !!>i.

nrrNrArrrH E~NclrrNENT ~ MEMPHIS
E"~rd@., July H. The report -! II" -r.rd
iurv - the trinlina 'o;lrt lart evening.
CHARGING William MrIAan. STAT" and county
tax collector. with i"inr a d"itrli"r ii OYER
5iuutGn, AMI lirrkl,y. The financial a"rIt,
with gro,~ inromprlrnry, has been III" all
absorbing topic to-day. Warrants w,Tc
issued for MrltHn'> arrest, but the s~|rcriil
W. unahl" 10 lind linn. His iri"nd>, how
EYER. assert llaat II" vii! surrender himself
tu-nIurrpW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-16

SrElur& Asp FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
DoyIcStpfn, Pa. July ll.-The morning
train on the Northern Pennsylvania railroad
,hortl. after leaving this place this morning
over ac"w, throwin" the engine and two
milk ears of the track down an c1Ilaukmrnt
nearly thirty feet, instantly killing The fire
nrut. John kcn@otl, ,Ir. !; seriously irlurin@
III" engineer. Abraham !tccdcr, also Frank
lin l'cnro>r. milk agent, aud tallcr traNcr,
baggage master. slightly. one or two other
ptr.on> OF ~" train were somewhat bruised.
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Erorn Indiana.
Corrcsnondence or tho RicIinioflf Dispstch.

BoURBoS, lsD.; July 0.
Aflcr having read with interest several
copies. Of your. valuable, paper handed ne by
Il friend, and i,otirirg file numerous cores
pondcnts from different s~cctioits of the Old
Dominion and other States, thus making
Your InIcr Il great source of general intor-
nation TO the great mass Of the reading
community. and believing that 4 few lines
from this place would he perlIScd with in
tcrcst hy the readers of the Dispatch. ] take
the liberty Ia give them Il brief snat-
trrinr nf domestic Intelligence from l'otIi-
bon and vicinity. Bourbon is Il small VII
lagc situated IN the eastern part OF Marshall
county. aud confirms about 100 inllahi-
taut~. They are ever active in advancing
the railsr of religion in several branches
Of The Protestant Church. and may be Justly
regarded rs u strictly moral and religious
people:
Politically. there seems 10 lm quite Il con-
trtSt In the tic;ts Of the Liberal Moves
mclii" aitd straight Rrpl!licallS.' nj
though The Democrats 10 Il man. together
wftlra gnodly number of Republicans. favor
the reform movement aud pledge them
selves I" support the Cincinnati lioIiiipcc@'
The rropSa are generally good. Wheat is II
little more than III average crop. which
somewhat .oNcrrtlS the expectation of the
Farmers generally. Owing 10 the limited
amnunt oi rain in this part i"r The paSt
month uat, will he short and fall below IN
average crop. Corn aud other spring crops
look quite layorahIc and promise IN abundant
Yield.
Bourbon and vicinity are not behind the
times in churches and schools. N..A.J.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
r.etfer from Petersburg.
Of ihc Richmcid Dispateh.,

Sc pEtEFstnnGt July 10. 1s7S.f
We seem to he OH the verge OF 4 stirring
and c>cntful week. in political affairs at least.
Tonight there is 10 he u grand Radical rally
and ratification meeting, with torrh-liEht
procession and speaking. which will be held
in the interest of Stnwcll. The carpenters
arc even now maxim" their preparations in
the cnnrt~llouSr ward. and II sounds rs IL
somebody's gal!oW~ was h'in~ erected there.
To-Inurrnw Porter. with his friends Henry
Williams. William Troy ot Richmond, aud
john RAl'in~ou. the senator from .An"''a.
Will also rally and ratify. Both Of tlI"ec
meetings Viii rsI,oltsc Grant. of course. II i
moi At all Inlik. ! they will ic spicrd and
inI"r>Icr>"d with exciting personal passages
Il moi Violent collisions,
II i also t.lnpu>rd a. hu!l Il Conservative
nr,>- mrr'in. here ~uuir Time duringihr week.
aud il j. Stated that distinguished speakers
from Nariptl> parts II the State have been In.
,ilr1 ~ address tlc %i"osllc. md llGc six.
uiIrd their pltrpnsc ri accepting. Among
The number are Governor Walker and Hon.
Ro!crl puIl. OF Richmond.
our l""pl" are beginning la l,rcnmc In
tc,r>ttd and IL make preparations for the
A]~rirulluraI Convention /" he held in this
city on ihr 18TH 1t Nlr@Ii>t. Meetings have
5it-tiy been held in SOME Of the adjacent
counties and dri,.rair> have been elected.
ana from I'll quarters favorable and cnroti-
raging rrror(, have been received. The
farmers entered into the proposition with
.u>lu. and 4 pleasant and profitable r,iininn
amt nj "impo>iny@ occasion may he OK.
iIrlrl.
VII. !. i. iyry. 4 respected citizen ri thr>-
trrliclt c"tiuty. who resides about seven
mites from III" city. me with Il serious and
>~!neular accident Il few day a@u II The bridge
At EilI- mill. Mr.. |. WIS coming 10 town III
a WAGON which contained 4 boy. The hog
attempted II escape while tho team was conf
ia. down u steep hill. and Mr.. lvcy caught
mold Of him, when The porkrr SET up Il ire
m~rmjurI> >yuraI. This alarmed the horse.
v,n dashed down the hill. On tn" bridge
llr wagon '"cInIc lnrollplrd and iulnllrd
INTO thu rocky led ol In" river. Mr. lNCy
fortunately fell on Il bed ct sand. hut WIS
terribly bruised and received internal inirl.
ri.~ ~ Il |~,.ri"tl> II liui fatal character. He
w"> renewed Ia the h"lt>". near 10y. Of Or.
ti,tartir, wlrr" every attention Wa, Of
rHfr-, Shown him.
\ Iitr}r son at MIR. Il. !. Jackson was
thrown with violence this afternoon hy ::
Runaway horse. mul was bruised badly and
ptlrrWi~ r severely hurt.
The tfpliu. i"tW,cu The Porter and >tuwcl|
factions continues la rise and irr"ul" more
Ii.trr. last week il l"tl L. several personal
collisions. in one 81 which senator :. i.
lHfhrup figured. his antagonist being John
1; hi>-rI. 4 rulrrcd portrritr. Llthr"p al
rnur~c i for >tuWrll. ~ arr all the resi- al
fhr revenue ring. \ lrilnW-iccling makes
one WoudrutI~ Kind.
Tn" Erllrvur Gardens. OF Clinton street
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Tn MooN AHpTUE acknowledgements
AIaury. in an article on Tire alleged lnlllt"ur'>
Of the moGn uImu tlc weather. say thai II
has nu elect whatever. "Iic moon rlEtn@rs.
>aN> Commodore Marry: every 80 day.. con
>rGlrrilv every rilan~r in IN" weather must
take pImr within the period ii 80 day.
either before OF after Il moon change. Hence
the popular "iallarir> al"l!i her changes and
the weather. for every weather rt1m%" must
h" within 80 days lnf'rc OF after Il moon
chru~c, and her W"r>hiplHrs "ivr her all ll'
credit lnr it.. Ih" moon governs ~" tides.
bat ut the ainn,ltlrrrc.' -.i}cram'irtH az
rite.
I'VE wouldn't even credit il with iii, lust.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GWEET SPRINGS, MONROE COUNTY,
~ WEST yA.-This well known and ~faYorite
WATERiSG-PbhCE Is now open, with ample
accommodations for eight hundred guests.
Tf.rSts: - per day: S75 for one month 500 per
GEDEGE McGOtERk,
~ I-2w SUPERINTENDENT
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ftprS- iiEAvr I.o$.fA - THE Wf~ST-SEvE-
RAT Persons kULEn.-D ctUf. July b.
Srlrafrr'> ,lrI" Tor" and the ldI"imiu" hIlild-
in"<, in Monroe. were burned hast night.
Loss. @2n. 900.
PhiIa1ciyhia. July 13.-TIc steam ianncry
and stable nf kuriz Il Co.. ri Mount joy,
Pa. were burned this morning. Loss, So
w nn Insurance. The cause Of the fire
WAS accidental.
Dciroit. July ia disastrous fire oc-
cured ut Alprna. Michigan. Friday night.
About TWENTY-FIVE buildings We're destroyed.
including foIr hotels. Four men persisted
in the fire andtwo men were injured beyond
recovery. Alpcna being Il lumhcr-mannlac-
turiu~ place the buildings were naturally of
frame. and although the town possesses Il
<tram-ruwinc aiI efforts 10 STAY the progress
of the flames were IrIiiilc>> until il had swept
away three and Il half bucks of the business
portion Of the town. The most lamcnt;-
hlc part is the loss of life. Mrs. West
brook pcri>llcl in the street in front Of her
store: George i~lrr>nn. while cnd"ay"r-
iug 10 save his mother. also persisted i'll
the flames. The dead bodies of two men
were found in the ruins to-day. \ sailor
n2urd Kelly and e.. X. Wesley were badly m
iIrrt. The losses. IL far IL computed, foot
M SlS0,000 Total amount of insurance.
about 500. 600. Among The buildings burned
were tn" Sherman IloilSr. BurcIl House.
Union Hotel. Union House. Eagle Hotel.
Goodrich'S icwclry store. Dow ~ Good
now, general store. Potter brothers hard
ware store. l.. &. Writings drug store. y.
h,i>rncil'> dry goods store, Power CO.'S
GROCERY store. .Ahrr.- iilrnitnr" store, the
county clerks Office. Albert Packs Residence
and Office, several huardin-.lIoU-c> and resi-
~tirnrc-. None Of The mills or lumbcr.yard>
were burned.
NjriDyan. July 1%.-Th" west shop of The
Northern prison was burned tu-dly. Ford.
johnson 4 Co.. contractors. lose S"',pOu.
The State loses about 1000.
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The CHOLERA CASE IN New IoRK-EX-
rIAI>i>a IT .AwAY.-.Nclr l"yk. july Ii
Tn" e!iolcra seemed imminent Yesterday
from the fact that Il report had been circlt-
lated OF Il death ron .\>iltic c~Ilulrra. This
WAS strengthened hy the physician who made
the post mprttm examination declaring it L
.]rntiinr case at The semitic species. Further
injuries and active measures ly The health
authorities provrd it Il case of ~rlrolora NOR
ini~. and moi epidemic. tn" quarantine OIL
cial> hay" taken every p!cc:ltttinn against tie
importation nlthr disease, although they have
no ruIIsr 10 NNlMrI II.
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NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL


V'HE NATURAL BRIDGE iioTEL
Il At
TIE NATURAL BRiDGF. VIRGINIA..
Tila hotel, tlIoruilgIlly renovated in every par
ticular. >ndw rTrrs comfortable accommodations nj
moderate ritcs-yiI..
BOARD per ay........... 80
lhlTl I"f week w w
\ 'lailv line Of Stages each way iCtwccn l;"nsark =.
Virginia amI Trnuraecr railroad. ar1 Goshen. &.
aui 4. railroad. passes THE point. arriving here from
I;nn-lck r Ia dinner, and from Lexington Ia break
fast.
rarkrt boats from Lynrl,Iirg Il,rl passengers ut
,;limurC's Mil. two miles from The Bridge. Hacks
will attcm! the arrival uf packets and bring passed.
gers Ia Tho hotel.
VI" effort will tr omitted la make I'LL comfortable
who visit the Bridge. 4. IEhH.
IL 3-an superintendent.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-07-12

CARD.-We would respectfully call the at
tention of economists, consumers and plir-
chasers, either at wholesale or retail. TO our
fancy dry goods. dress goods, hosiery. trim
mings. boots. shoes. slippers, hats, bonnets,
choice and select family groceries, provisions.
crockery. stone and wooden ware. lining, sid
ing and roofing paper, and general supplies,
which. purchased under the favor of long cX-
perience aud unsurpassed facilities. we shall
sell TO cash purchasers below the current mar
ket rates. With the railroad comes Il new dis
pensation to Wichita. Our motto shall be
small prcffs and qaicksdtes.
ap26-tf W. c. WooDMAN.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-07-12

How To GO EAsr."-By the Kansas CITY
81. Joseph and Burlington route. Though
last not least is adage rs true as il is old
and its truth is again eNempliied by the COM
pletion of the new line to the east via Creston
aud Burlington. which. though the last MAY be
called the best route in the west.
The line consists Of the Kansas CITY. saint
Joseph and Council Bluffs railroad. with two
daily trains from Kansas City, through Aiebi-
son, Leavenworth and 81. Joseph TO the Mis-
souri, state line. there connecting with the
Burlington route. which leads direct 10 Chica-
90. Cincinnati. indianapolis. Lcgansport and
Columbus-through ears are being run TO all
these points.
This line is well built. thoroughly equipped
with every modern improvement, including
Pullman's sleeping and dining cars and no.
where else can the passenger 30 completely
depend on speedy. safe and comfortable
journey.
The Burlington route ha. admirably answer
Ell the query. '.Iiow 10 go East. by the publ
cation of an interesting and truthful document
containing valuable and correct HAD which
can he obtained free of charge BY addressing
General Passenger agent B. & NJ r. r. r..
burlington, Iowa. Eff
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mcclure & Co.. lumber dealers, are at Wich-
ita with a stock of lumber, not the largest
stock in America, but stock sufficient for all
demands. w. =. Mcclure was partner in
the firm of John Wayne h Co., at Topeka,
Burlingame and Emporia until two years ago
since that time on the L., l.. Il G. X. II. at
New Chicago, Thayer and Independence, and
on the NJ, X. Il I. Il. r. at Chetopa. Our
shipments last year on those roads were over
800 ear loads of lumber. We do not claim to
buy and sell cheaper than any one, but from
our long experience i'm buying and handling
lumber we know something about it. We are
satisfied to let Chicago make our grades, and
if we cannot sell standard grades we will get
out and quit the trade. Office and yards at
Wichita on Douglas avenue, on the east bank
of the river, between the bridge and the Ave-
nue. Hotel; at Independence on railroad track,
ard down town opposite L. s. land office: at
Thayer west of railroad track.
MCCLURE & Co.
winfield Messenger. Belle Plaine Herald,
Arkansas Traveller. Eldorado Times and Au-
gusta Republican copy once and send bill to
this Office
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-07-12

BAR MEETING.-The members of the Wicb-
ita bar will hold meeting at the Office Of the
probate judge. 49, Main street, on Saturday
evening. July l4th. 1872, to consider matters
Of Importance to the profession. All are ur-
gently requested to attend.
J. NJ. BALDERsToN.
WIN. BALDWIN,
ID. ii. MORSE,
S. NJ. TUCKER,
W. ii. ROARkE,
J. NJ. ATWOOD,
ALBERT EMERSON.
July 4. 1872. Ii. c. SLUss.
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Gov. c. V. E>kri,tye was in Wichita during
the week. Mr.. +. is is one Of the prominent
candidates for governor John NJ. Price. OF
Atchison. is the only candidate now out that
will be likely TO give Eskridge any trouble.
Eskridge is man of acknowledged ability the
state over, has had much experience a leg
i,lator and lieutenant governor, and his inter-
esrs are thoi oughly idei titled with Southwest
ern Kansas. We are sorry that we were not
at home when he called. As il would have been
q satisfaction 10 have heard from hIs own lips
how the battle was progressing.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-07-12

The Rev. J. =. Ilarscn. pastor of the Pres
byterian church of this place, preached in
Newton last Sabbath at which time the pre-
liminary steps in the organization of church
were taken. A young man footed il all the
way down on the 4th of July from Newton to
wichita. distance of twenty-se,en miles. to
<ecure the service and attendance Of Mr.. Har-
sen. Such zeal is truly commendable, and we
sincerely hope that the Vine planted may -four
i>h and Increase
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WICHITA. Kansas. June "a,

WICHITA. haIfsi,. JUIle a.
To THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-YOu are
hereby notified that we intend closing out our
business as soon as possible, and are there
fore offering inducements that have never been
offered here before. We would like to have
you all call and see us As soon after the LIST of
July as possible, SO as to get chance at our
stock. We will sell strictly for cash without
any exceptions, and we ask all those indebted
to lis to come forward and settle in some way
Immediately. Those forgetting to call on us
we will notify of the amount they owe, and
when due, through the columns Of this paper.
Very respectfully.
SLO H. KOUN 4 Bro,
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Administrators Notice.
STATE or KANSAS, =.

STATE up KANSAS
>Up1xfcg toTNIT.
Ia TIE Probate taGrs ia xad fgr said C.-sssfs
Ia the matter 81 iEe estate of David N.E-ca,
decreased
No1ire j. herxby given fhas LETTERS 81 sfEnsai--
rraioz have been raafs 10 rss .sEs-zs ca
the estate ~ David Ncidser. late 81 aid ocssB,y
sleeea-ei, by n. honorable Probate GsaTs q The
eostB.x ard state aforesaid dsse.t tn -i,s dzs Of
Jgae. a II. g-7s
Now all prr-oss having claims zzssusf the
said estate he-sax n9fs6-8 ta4- isey uSsf PR
.er., the same To The E1.r-sz r-i Tor alice zsss
WITHIN aae ycsr frnas tbs s4,e sf SAID i.ssSFs ~
ihsy nsy b. yrsciuslsyi firm ans tsencfst 81 ssisa
estate sud iszr u sssfh claims ~ nssi rrhias'sd
attain .krps Years after fhc ss1ts 81 ssi8 i-sfss
tAeX shasi D. ts,F-x.s hz-Trs:
q wEif,>s.E aa-sf,sisfraisss
M isse estate 81 f,zElsi s. > ssis,- $500
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-07-12

We have on exhibition in eur Office speci-
mems Of winter rye. forty->iX stalks and heads
of which were produced fir I'm one kernel, be-
sides sheaf of the heaviest and finest looking
grained wheat We have seen i'm Kansas. The
wheat was grown ON the upland. These were
produced on the farm of Martin II. Clark.
township ~, section "a, range l east. Mr..
Clark is an industrious and good, farmer, as
his first crop testifies. and i'm few years hi.
farm. from the interest he takes in ii. will be
one hundred and sixty acres OF garden.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-07-12
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[. : LAND OFFICE.
WICHITA, Kansas, june l., i--=
Complaint having been entered al tnis Office BY
j. W tiraDthzm sgai5-f siarir-- fazaiier fer adj
verse Usage ding Ne. 80, ds;ed D~c- ?. i-.i.
upon the northeast quarter 81 section "a, towa-
ship - s.Hfh range east. IN >s-stgaiek county ,
han>as. with = view Ia thu Cancellation If said
fling. the said parties are HEREBY -sIusnteEsti 10
appear 81 fais Office on the isth DAY Of July,
i>5-. n I o clock p. % rrs,lofid aai furnish
t.-.filssaHy concerning szisi u rssl,Efnl cling
ANpEtw ANN, Esgi-t.r
~us~Su.-. q --rfreT iIl