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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-04
Utah Central Railroad.
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
,J,RAISs LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY DAILY
at5.30 q. m and 345 p m. Arrive at og-
den at 80 a. m. and 5 As p. m.
Trains will leave Ogden daily at $40 a. m. and
$50 D. m. Arrive at salt Lake City at 10 40 a. IN.
and $50 p. IN.
Mixed Trains
Will run daily, Sundays excepted, leaving Salt
Lake City at s q. m and $50 p. M, and ogden
at a. III, and $50 q. m. au2S-u
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-04
DIR. Brennan
DR., PAUL N, Brennan,

rI'HE CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN AND MED
j ICAL LECTURER, has taken up his head
quarters in san francisco, l21 Montgomery
street. opposite the Occidental Hotel entrance.
Large Rooms and the best accommodations for
both sexes Hundreds of Patients have been
cured by DR.. Brennan after other physicians have
failed. His recipes are used by the leading
specialists Of New York and Philadelphia. send
for his List of printed Questions snd his printed
Circulars. You who want a true physician $
services correspondence will be answered by
retu urn mall on receipt Of stamp. Dr. Brennan
will send prescription known az THE NEW
REGkRMINATOR for the cure OF all dis
ease of the genito urinary organs including dis
esse Of the Kidneys, Bladder, Sexual Organs and
Glands, which never fails TO cure when used &C
cording to directions. This prescription is In.
valuable, AZ il thoroughly restores the Natural
Powers Of the body when lost by disease,
nervous debility or self.sbuse. Price OF pre-.
| scription $1,000 forwarded to any address. The
Doctor will carefully compound the prosciip.
ton and send the medicine by express for $1,000
$1,000 to be paid In advance and $500 receip,
! of the medicine, which is warranted in every
! case. Address DR.. Paul NJ. Brennan, l27 Mont
| gomery street, or his private Postoftice Box 29l
! Send Tor private circular containing many thing
worth knowing. ~ se9-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-04

Wood, Wood
ISO CORDS WOOD FOR SALE BY
ST. GEO. G. JOHNSTON.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-04

Following is list of sales of delin-
quent stocks now advsrtisedin our paper
aor-TH SIDE
, 1873-03-19

THE undersigned begs toinform his
customers and the Public that he
intends, from the list Of April next,
removing his Tailor establishment
to Watergut Market Street No. 26
Ltr. A., he also offers his two houses
for rent furnished.
JNO. J. NILES.
March 18th 1873.
, 1873-03-19
OREDTT0RERNE FaIIitboer

m III DIT OINLNLNII I E~dIIILDOUT-
u ne: Charles Leopold Woods
og Thaddeus c. Woods indkaldes
til ct Mode her linden Retten FIRE
dagcn den l8de April fdrstkommende
XII. IL sIet midday, for at tage Be
stemmclse angaacnde hyad der skal
foretages i Anledning af ct formeent-
ligt Krav disse Boer have til EN- An
deel i en- Eiendom her i Byen.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den I4dc Marts 1873.
C. SARAUW.
, 1873-03-19

Rain fall from the 28th of February to
e. 8th of March Christians s9rnsfort l line,
Kingshill p lines Frederiksfort / line.
, 1873-03-19
sHIPPING -ENTEEG1GENCE

ENTERED AT F~REDERLKsTED:
March 15.-Danish Barque "Gerson,"
Capt. Olsen, from Christian
sted.
CLEARED AT FREDERiKsD:
March 14.-American Schooner "Lizzie
Ives" Capt. SaXton, New
York, Sugar, Rum and Mo
lasses.
" 15.-American Brig "Nellie, :"
Verdon, New York, Sugar,
Rum and Molasses.
, 1873-12-15
/ $iUD U. y, Ney. slump,
I Dee. ii, la7l, :
| D, 4. NAtiE,

MEETING or THE noSpHMEN
wss held Nov. II, whon II WAS determined to
, 1873-12-15

lssue 4200 ,u00 worth OF bonds, acourcd by q
tiust.acol Of 1Ir. Gago's property, to run Six
mouths. bearing interest at the ratio Of 10 por
cont. TAoau bonds woro indorsoa by tho hond,,-
men, but they wolo not iaaued. Another moot
ing waa hold last Friday ovoning,. Mfr. .Gngo
being prosol,t, and 1t WINS decided to mako ii,
effort on Saturday to raise tho monoy. It waB
found iHrractlcabo to raise tho whole amount
Ing hold on Saturday evening. a1r. nnge was
not rtcsont on th's occasion. 1t was finally de-
oiaod that Alr. Gago turn over to tho city
all hia pronersy. wl'icl! 1t is believed
will fully covor tho de1sooncy, the trans
tho boutlsmcn. Il Is nndorstood that tho prop.
orty to bo turned over Ia intended to aocuro not
only tho dooit IN tic regn1ar city account. but
also tho 9l33, 0o0 intcrost money. although tl,e
the interest money. Not tic least surprising
thing connected with this melancholy afrair Is
tho confidence which Mr. Gaee llas expressed MI
llio timo OF Ills ability to mako good tho deficit
before ,settlinE,day Should come. 70 every in
persons not on his bond,-ho hAB roplind
That it would DO timo enough to call him a do
faufter wtcu bfB SUCCESSOR should call ,lnon him
for tho city nloncy mud not get 1t. When tho
Sfaats- -Zeilung published au article, somo lon
days ago. alleging tint there was deficit in tho
City Treasury, htr. 0ago was waltol upon by n
representative Of TnE TRIBUNE, to whom ho
gayo point blanls donfal Of tho Mett,.ng's alIe-
Eations and iuHinuatious. On Friday laat, In
answer to anothcr inquiry, l,o raid that tho non-
or to mako f:ia account good was coming from
New York.
MD. aAaE's PRIVATE PROPERTY
Is said to consist of n farm Of go acres near
Riverside. two houses OH Michigan ayonue,
one-half intoroat ip raralalco'u Omnibus Line,
one-hntf Of tho dau|t House, an interest In tho
Grcgory gold mlno Of Colorado, S4GO,00O in
Rivorsido bon6s and suntlrr snnller items,
amounting, as ie ass,,rcH hin bondsmon, to
$3.50, 700 nt panio pricoa. Tho extent Of Ills in-
tcrost In tho paci1c Hotel property is not known,
but Is supposed to DO ono-third. Those WHO
claim to DO acquainted with alr. Aags's anairs
say that the deficit in tho City Treasury is ae-
counted for principally by Lis largo Investment
i'll Riverside bonds.
, 1873-12-15

.Soyembcr balanco, ,053 0l6.4I
b1r. Sherwood asked to 500 tlia bank books. to
cotnpa:e. them with tho balances above given.
+; Tln =, clork replied that Mr. Gage had taken the
not been .writtcn up for several months.
Ha (the c1ork) had eutcred tho BALANCES
uil Mr. Gage gave thom to him, ard to tho lost
e. e. biz knowledge tho accounts wero all straight.
Tie stubs on the chcck-book showed that there
were but two 1.-Two " baults,-that iB, banlis on
Which chocka were drawn,-tllo others being nc
cpNnts which had not been disturbed from tho
stmo OF the fire until tho panic. Tho September
t,alanco-shcot showed That tho Second National
had 100000 aud tho MichauicB' 1000, while
Tho November balance showed IN increase of
315,000 deposited iu the for1uor, and OF 50. 600
in tho fattcr. With tho exception OF tho two
banks that wcro being constantly checked upon,
these wore the only changes that had boon natlo
iii tho accounts Of other banks sinco tie fire.
SucA s the report which Mr. Sherwood received
from the clerk.
Mr.: Sherwood insisted that tito banl, books
should be exhibited fully written mp. Soon after,
requesting him to Gull at the Pacific Hotel as 10
desired to 500 him. Tho result was a:l iuter-
view. during which Mr.. Gago acknowledged he
was short, and appealed to A1r. Sherwood to eivo
Tim tia, ten 1ays and ho w9ud come out al right
real facts, nothing would over be known about
thom. Mr. Gage felt kcenly tho eituation n
which ho was placed. He appealed to Mr. sller-
woods generosity aud lls appeal prevailed.
Mr. Sherwood did not insist upon examining
tue bank books, though ho now thinks
ho should have dono 70. lie Hays
ho pitled Alr. Gage. lie told Mr. Gage 1t was
due to him TINT he should know tlo worst, TINT
ho understood that Mr. Gaso had confessed to
alr. Bond and A1r. Durloy. since tho election,
that the deficit amounted to 1850, 900. AIr. Gago
replied that lie was abort aS00, ,006.
Tho interview closed, Alr. Sherwood retiring
with tho expectation and the boef that n1r. Gage
would make up tho deficiency before his suc.
cesBor demanded settlement. Thus explains
mover Hent to tho Council.
While pursuing his Investigations, Mr. 6lcr-
wood procured from tho IicaBlrer'B Office q
statement which is interesting, AZ it shows the
AMoUHT IN THE HANDS or TIE TREASURER
each month from October, 1871, to Outober.
1A19 ipcfuAiyn. -
, 1873-12-15

To 3;dlF0F1! =
r.aHue suppress Bloomington 1ll,> item Ia report
tonight, tho Associated rresB aa agent nj tina.
point and The dispatch IL not authorized by the asA-
uaslou known to cono from my responsible per.
sou. W1LL1AM 1lENEY SAITH,
Gonnral Ageut ", A. Pgena.
CaloAao ILL.,, Doc. II, 1873.
, 1873-12-15
s1R. S. T. K. PRIME AND The STATE GRANGE

10 tic Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Aly attention Inns boon directed to the
following dispatch from Bloomington. falzoy
purporting to 10 IN Associated Press dispatch;
DLooM1SsToS, H., Dec. lo.-Tho following rcsolu-
uonH were adopted tatH afternoon:
WHEREAS, Cortaln Of tho leading nowspapcrH Of our
State complain With Juat lcason, tint ono Of tbs daily
Of esaogG o ta ns v to So
I;tsolped, TEat wo hereby express our sevcro con-
domination Of ths ungsntiomaniy conduct Of g. T. X.
prcss, though n,foli au assisant eor Of so-callcl
horticultural Journal, aud Ills own ilrtlKef word, by
furnishing the late address Of our Worthy Master 10
Iesotred, That tia COMMITTEES on Publication owe t
to themselves aud to ths body to nuke such <zEosc
md o! any impatio Of Intentional lstarncss to-
wurt my portion of the press Of our sate.
Tho facts in tho case arc precisely these: Tap
piled to tho Publication Committee Of tho Slate
Grange. Mr., ". ". Corbott and Mr.. ". II. Ken-
ncdy, for Tho alllnss Of Mr. Alonxo Colder, the
A1aster OF suitl State Grange, tclng tlom l
wanted it for TIE CHICAGO Tn1nuSE. 1hoy gaye
it to Mo chcorfu!ly. prepared my report. in
cludlng the address, and filed it In tho telegraph
Office. Subsequently motto from Mr. Kennedy
WIS left for me at tho telograph-ofllco. telling
me to sond tho address to tho Associated Press.
Not being myself m agent Of tho Associated
Preas. aud thcro being no suca agent In Bloom-
iugton (as will appear from tho subioincd note
OF tAo General Agent in Chicago, whic, was
shown to mo this naorung), Of
course dill not comply with
Mr.. Konnedy's roquesl,-tlo more especially
as lie had provided NO funds to pay tho tolc-
grapl, olnrges thereon. 1dl, however, furuisi,
II copy Of the a1d1oss to tho only newspaper mai.
who applied to INC for It. WIS tho city u<itor OF
tho Bloomington PantagraLh which pnper waa
thus onnbled to publish 1t simultaneously will,
TIE CHICAGO Tn1nuSr. Tic charge that /
violated my Own pledged wou1ls tuso. Whether
I violated any of the Eroprietios of journalism,
Or not, may bo inferrod from tho foregoing
fAeta.
with to add a word II, regard to tho n,aunor
in Which these resolutions were PaeHot. waB
in my room during tho whole oyonilg, a1.tl llatl
no opportunity to nuke my anB'yor to tho
grouMlleaa charge preforrot against mo. Tho
rosolusions wero hurried through Mt tho end OF
tho 1nooting, when there wcro few nlombors
present. TlIose who know anything about &C.
oret .Ga!i2a.ionB know that slall Ii convention
Ind no authority to pronounce indignant npou
nio without 0 hearing. 3. Il. X. pnlME.
10 Edffors:
r.aHue suppress Bloomington ut.> itsm Ia report
f0-ntGhtt ~ tho Associated lresa aa no agent nj that
point aud The dispatch IL not authorized by the
uaslou nur known to cono from my responsible per-
sou. William uENHY SAITH,
Goneral Aycut u, A, PEena.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Doc. II, 1878.
, 1873-12-15

(Qont1na,::' on The Eighth Pagc.)
, 1873-12-15
SANTA 4 CLAUS
AT HOMyE!
MONDAY, Dec. Is, 5 ,. n.,

and respectfully requests the
company Of the little folks, TO-
gether with the older ones, on
the occasion Of the GRAND
OPENING G Of HOLIDAY
PRESENTS, and the lighting
up Of the living Christmas Tree,
at the establishment Of VER-
GHO, RUHL1NG g. CO., 1873
TO 142 State-st. The entire
building will be thrown open
for inspection. Retail Depart
ment will be closed from 8 to s
o'clock p. II. on that date.
, 1873-12-15
PAINFUL DISCLOSURE.
Defaloation in the City
Treasury.
Treasurer Gage $200,000 to
100000 Short.
The Examination of Ills Ac.
counts Before tho Election.
Statements oil Alderman Sher-
wood and "Ex-Mayor Bond.
Mr.. Gage's Official Bond---List Of
Hiu Sureties.
Monthly Balances Of the City Funds
Since October, 1871.
LEGAL Rem. .edies Of the City.
Opinion Of Corporation Counsel
Tllley.
Meeting Of the Bondsmen Saturday
Nierh$
Opinion of Corporation Counsc
Tuley.
Meeting Of the Bondsmen Saturday
Night.

Nunoc+o hnv0 1,no1 o{ro,,fn fr - H., ,n,, tf... u
-'ae "' opon e't.a'a'6 4o' eo'ie "!lo u
Inc olect that mr. David a. Gage, tho retiring
City Treasurer, was financially embarrassed and
would not bo IL postion to turn over the Oh
t,re c;tv fund. IN i,ta o,rcos,,, A, ~ ca,o
o1aanta1 - H. a,,a ~ uo. sass" 49,: o"Eo ~
'APeosou ~ ~, Au,0 " i"'7o uioooy u 1n"Ro us
oalahco Eoou 'y tuesday uext, nothing has boon
published abc'nt hls difficulties, but his failure to
effect lilo ea1o Of cortaln bonds on which liz
rc1icd In ro,ay> ,oonov rn,,oa rroror n at,ton,nnt
- 49, taa4. :. a. "'""ss ento' o.uto''ulit
- 'ao ,"'te ~ 'ao c"7o as eaoHnoo a1ou tho
most roliablo sources. =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-19

90 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
~ frs class seamsress; can cut and 1T all kinds OF
chrens clothing; has objection 10 do light chamber
work; best city reference from last place Ring first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-19
SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMALEs.

4 EAST 18TH sT-As SEAMsTRESS AND CHAN.
II bermaid by young Protestant woman fully conpe
tent Can be seen for two days at the house her pres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-19

1C7 WEST 18TH ST. BELL ga RESPECTABLE
Id Protestant woman, as seamstress by the day III
private families can cut and tit and sew on Wheeler
Wilson'S machine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-19

DTessmakers and seNmstressess
I MTLLTGAN PLACE, BETWEEN 10TH AND nth
SITS, 9th ava first class drcssmaker, who ~ Glso
thorough seamslrcss; civ reference,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-19

TT 1ST Av., BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH STS., IN
Ill fancy store.-A respectable girl seamstress
and childrens maid in private family; is willing and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-19

| An RENwTCK STA COMPETENT DREssMAKER
III will take work al home go out by the day Call
| on address Mrs HURLEY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-19

Tx WEST 10TH ST.. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT
llC room.-A respectable young woman aundres IS
in small private family OF would 90 out By the day
civ
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11
Cenfaur Imminent.

There Is no pain which the Centaur Linment viii not
relieve. no swelling 1t viii not subdue and lamenes'
which viii not This i, strong language but it is
trie Where the parts gone effects
lots It has produced of Rheumatism. neural
ga, lockaw, palsy, spraiuS swelling. cakedbreasts
scalds burns salt rbevm, earache &C. upon the human
frame and OF strains. SPAWN gala &c. upon animals in
year than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began. 1t Is acounterrritant an aheains pain
rriever. Crppies throw away their erutches the lame
walk poisonous bites rendered harmless and the
ded healed without 1t is no humhug. The
cept is Published around each bottle 1t selling
article before so and it sells because Il does just
what II prrtends to do. Those who suffer from
rheumatism, pain swelling deserve suffer II they will
not Centaur Linment More than certificates
remarkable including frozen limbs ehronc-rheuma-
tsm, govt running tHmors. &c. have been recived- We
will send circular containing certificates the recipe &c.
gratis to requesting it. One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Centaur Lniment is worth hundred dollars
for spawned sweenied horses and mul-
in sheep. sockowner--ihis lnimeut is worth your
attention No family should be without Centaur Lininent
J. Il. RosE Co, New York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11
Trihufe afRc,ncci.

WHEREAS, 1t has PLEASED the Almighty Ruler Of the
Universe remove fruin midst brother member
of this Bar, II. e. Hawkins believe ii bcoining and
proper in the members "f this Bar To express in
ution opinions of the character and worth of de-
ceased Brother: therefore
ResoIrod That in the death of Brother, H. C. Hawk
ms Of this District has lost IF its aest and
most worthy members; and that regret and his
loss a los to profession, loss to State and
profound loss his family and to the community in
which be has hing lived and been VI its NOT hoor
- ia
Resored That tender to the family of the deceased
sincere sympathies for their loss
Resoed That request the Court to have these pro-
ceenss spread upon the Journal Of the Court and that
request the papers Of the Second Judicial District to pub
sh Them and that the Clerk of this Court furnish
of these Resolutions to the widow Of the deceased
u. NJ. JOHNSTON,
NATHAN PRICE Committee
A. PERRY,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11
A Word 10 Traveller.

We have word say in favor Of the Missouri Pacific
Rarrad II was the pioneer line Westward and is th"
nld reliable route st Louis With the improvements
which been made during the past year we hrrve
that the Missouri Pacific Erilrnad has the best track and
thu finest and safest equipment Of any line west If the
Mississippi is the only line which three daily eS
press trains Of five Coaches and Pullman SlerPer equip
ped with the Miller platform and the patent air brake
from leading points in the West through Kansas City Ne
dalia and jefferson City to ST. Louis 'hoai change con-
meeting At ST. Louis with seve ent hroSgh routes ."
points North East and South. Particular information
with mans time tables &C.. nay lie had at the rari"ns
Through Ticket Railroad Stations in the West upon
personal or written application tn G. H. Baxter Western
Passenger Agent Kansas City No. or r. \. Ford Grner
al PASSENGER Agent st Louis In janI6.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11

RESUMED OrEEGroNs-Many people in this County viii
remember james A. Pickett formerly resident Of White
Cloud who operated through North western and Central
Missouri during the a sort Of bogus Government
Detective. and il rumorcd went through Rebels
Union citizens according 20 circumstances He last
known in this County about ago, when he
capped conviction for numbering prisoner solely because
of the excitement against heves-of which atcrn
fly the murdered member. Pickett has since
been leading quiet life, ur him. in Richardson County
Nebraska The Cuba excitement has opened up a congo
NAL eleunt for him Recently he down the road
his way Galveston, Texas where he said he would
make his headquarters TO recruit army for the invas-
ion and conquest Of Cuba From his talk sort Of
King In the mGvement-his voice would be alpowerful
in granting commissions, dispensing oees and regulating
all matters connected with the movement the Cubans
gobbe up and summay send the spout citizens
the United States knew of none who could be better
cheeruly spared far that purpose than Jim Pick
EFT and the class of who viii rally around his stand
ard.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

81. Lous December 10.
HempNominsl Is 90 for fair 10 choice undress.d
F1our-Buoyan: for all grades below s6 90 higher grades
firm superine a 40a5 90. IS 25a5 IS Xxx Is 90 IS
NIX 81 25a7 q; family 81 30 as Is
Wheat-firm and hi cher. No. spring 81 n ri lss No
red fall 81 Is and ia demand this price but grnrrsly
held hishrr. M. = II 59a 60
Carn-Actve and higher: No. mixel regular sell. r.
for Deremrr r5e: hts mixe sold zt IS &c
Oats-Aetive and higher Sa MIXED I0s q iic. ofrI 81
at Gle for December. with bids at 3s,c
Btri-y-Qart hut firm; No. spring 81 35aI IS ebnic,
81 30 a 1 ia - ~
Ryr-FirTn: M. 9 SOC.
Pork-Steady nj Slf nodi4 %.
Green Meats-Qurt. and salcs of shoulders 4kc
Dry Salt Ls.ts-FTn: lanse shoulders Al =. clear ri,
g. a6le clear 6 s.: packed hts &c higher sweet pekJ
hams l6c: average iits Sild at &c.
Bacnn-Inarfive and much If smoke should-r.
81 a6ie; clear rib &c. clear s.e packed,
Lari-Quiet: prime steam &c.
Cstte-Quiet prime choice native steers "a OOa5 90
wintcred Texans s2 s5n3 81: thorough 81 9d2J0
to daft i-~'-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11
CHICAGO MARKET,

Fl"ur-Q Jirt and unchanged
Ne. } Il Os
C"rn-Firm; No. . mixed sac cash or December: 81
January. -
0a,s-Qnirt. weak and lower. 3s.e cash or January.
Rye-Scarcc and firm: M. SOC.
BIrley-No. fall 81 10: M. 81 o.
Pruyis'ns-Dull and dttlined.
Pork-Lower closed steady at a dernr: ~ cash: Il!
January. -
Bulk Mcats-Far demand and lower. party rur,- sb,uI
rrs &C; rib o.: clear sides 6ic all lr,r. boxed fully crud
quoted &c higher. -
Grren Meats-Shouldrrs q &c; rib siles &c; hams n
sc FIR SIXTEEN pounds average IN wright
Catile-Steady with sales shippers at 81 IN Il FIR
first choice Texan 81 20 So native butcher,
- Dd325
Hoss-P .-rpts 4lOO0 declined % cruts closed dull
with pens we'll flied: closing prices 81 GOaIso
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11
r,,.r..,;,,,oF Farmers.

The citizens Of the County who Pr"pcse planting orch
ards will tirir adv to give their patronage
to T. Snyder Of the Prairie Nurseies at Highland who
keeps perhaps the largest stock in the State and fur
nish them low the class Of taS Ice
purchased at from any Of the leading Nurseries Of the
try Mr. S. has had long experience In th" business in
this County and has thorough knowledge of all the va
adapted this climate Parties who deal with him
may be assured that all orders will be flied with the variety
wanted He keeps everything to I've found in frselass
Nursery and .ocits the patronage Of the pube Apply
to the ProPrietor,
T. SNYDER Highland Kansas.
Or to C. G. BRIpGEs Truv uly lift.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11

Y We understan nd that many Of our subscribers have
interpreted statement relative to publishing Black
List that shall publish the names Of al who
indebted to While should be very thankful to
receive every dollar due did not wish to be
derstood. Whenever satisfied that has done
the best he could bear with him Many have got
considerably in arrears who could not well help it. and
who desire get square possible We referred
TO class Of eadbeats Of them making high preten
sions who cOnld pay IL they wished To- but have not only
failed 70 do IL but exhibit earcessness and contempt
all notifications shows they do not intend pay We
intend to get the worth Of money by the sale of their
ueiirrees and strong points.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-12-11
Sherif-s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS tss

STATE OF KANSAS Ice
DoxIPHkS COUNTY,
In the District for Donphan Comfy State Of Kan>as
Wilson Nonamaker, Plaintiff
=.
Arnold Adler &
Sophia Adler. Defendants.
NJOTICE Is hereby given that will on the 18th day of
~ December A D. ls73 at the hour Of O'Clock p NJ Of
said day. at the north door o. he Court House In the Cy
sale at public auction for cash the following described
real estate to wit: Lot No ten po in Block No Eve 81
in the Of Troy IN Dnnphan County State of
Kansas Taken the property Of Arnold Adler ct a. and
offered for sale the highest bidder for cash to satisfy
certain Judgment and costs Of record in the District
Court for Donphan County, in the State Of Kansas in
which Wilson Nonamaker Is plaintiff and Arnold Adler
and sophia Adler are defendants
Given under my hand this 18th day Of November A d.
1913
SAMUEL MAQUILKEN.
Sheriff Of Dsniphsn County.
November IL is7s-5w. Prs fee. o.