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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-13

District Court 18th Judicial District
Sedxwiek County, Kansas
A. " Clark 1 Co,
vs..
y " ! = w W1i.sr and
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale issued
out Of the District Court OF the 18th
Judicial District. sitting In and for
Sedxwirk county. Kansas, whereas A.
~ Clark and Co. are Piaisti1s, ard
". n. Walker and H. y. Walker arr
defendants, I viii, on Monday, the
eighth day Of December A. d. 1874, Il
II o'clock A. NJ. IT the Court House
door in the city Of Wichita, o9er Tor
sale 81 public aactioa, 20 the highest
bidder for cash In hand, Ill the right,
fisle and interest Of the def<ndsats W.
y. Walker and II. y. walker. IN and
TO the following described real proper
". to-vit:
The south half II the nosskwest
qsarfer Of section No. twenty-five fsc),
ia township No. tsenty-sevea IN
south Of range No. one c. east n IN
county II S~dgwiek. and state sf Kss-
sas. Said real property Is Ieyied upon n
the property u defendaaes ". y. Wal
kcr and II. y. Walker. ard win: Be sold
20 safisfy said order Of ssje-
Sheriff oAIce, Wichita, xos. s, Iss3.
WILLIAM SHrTM, Sberik
Scdswick cosnsy, Kanaaa.
SIMS & Dyer, Pf6S Ats'y. 3i-l
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SheriH'S Sale.

District court 18th Judicial District
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Jos. S. MeCullyl
VS.
s. X. Davis and
Mary A. Davis.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued
out Of the district court Of the 18th ju-
dicial district, sitting in and for Sede
wick county, kasas. wherein Jos. !.
McCully is plaintiff, and S. X. Davis
and Mary A. Davis are defendants,
will. on Monday, the sth day of Decem.
Der, 1873, at II o'clock n. m., at the
court house door IN the city Of Wichi.
Ia. offer for sale at public auction, ia
the highes; bidder for cash in hand, all
the right. title and interest of the de-
PENDANTS, S. X. Davis and Mary A. Da
vii, lin and to the following described
real property, 10 wit:
The southeast quarter Of section No.
thirty-thrce f33). in township No. TWEEN
ty-nine t29). south Of range No. one IN
east, excepting ten (l0) acres Of the
northwest quarter Of said tract ~
shown by deed from said defendant
10 one Sylvester Mann, and also three
(3) acres, as shown by deed from jos
s. and Jane r. McCuIly 10 d. w. and
&. +. Homer. situated In the county oi
Sedgwick and state Of Kansas. Said
real property will be sold as the prop
erty Of defendants. s. X. Davis and
Mary 4. Davis, 10 satisfy said order nj
sale.
Sherifr's Office, Wichita, Novcsnbs :
5th, A. d. 1879.
WILLIAM SMITH, Sheriff.
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Sluss < DIVER, piaintiG's sttorneys.
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The central elevator Is at last finished
and ready Tor business. t,n Saturday
it received its first car load Of grain,
it being No. 5,199 Of the Atchison, To-
pcka aud Santa Fc railroad. The car
was loaded with oats, and was shipped
By Mr.. n. f.. Parker Of Grasshopper
Falls. Kansns, on the line of tho atpvc
road. and was consigned to Messrs.
Clcsry & Taylor, commission MGR
chants, of this city. The situation of
the elevator is the best that could be
selected, being accessible TO the Attain
tic and Pacific and Missouri Pacific,
both of which roads are rapidly cx-
tending their connections into the
grain growing sections Of the entire
wcst.-.S. Louis Democrat.
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District Conrt l3lh Judicial District
|Se1gWick County, Ksssas.
EdWard r. Kirby,
vs.
Hory Carton and
W. d. Gaunders.
By vistae Of IN Order Of salc issuod
out Of the District Court Of the thir.
teenth judicial district. sitting Il
and fur Sedxwirk County, Kansas,
wherein Edward r. Kirby Is plaintiff,
aud FloFy Carlton and w. d. Sannders
are defendants, will, ON Monday, the
9th day OF December A. d. 1873, II II
o'clock A. n, at the court honsc door
In the city Of wiehita, oaer for sac u
public auction, 10 the highest bidder
for cash in hand, all the right, title and
intercst ofthc defendant Flory Carl
ton aud w. ID. Saunders II aud 10
The following real property to wit:
The northwest quarter Of section
No. thirty-threc ISL, In township No.
twenty-nine coy, south Of range Ne.
one a. west, in the county Of Sedg-
wick and state Of Kansas. Said real
property will be sold "a the property
Of defendant Flory Corltorn and w. D.
Saunders.
SHERIFF. 0flicc, Wichita, Nov. S, 1873.
WILLIAM SMITH, Sheriff.
Scdgwick county Kansas.
Sluss 4 Dyer, Pr6s Atty. 3l-l
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District Court 18th judicial District
Sedgwick county. karsas.
!, Ma. Thaycr h C0.1.

Sheriff. Sale.
District Court 18th Judicial District
Sedgwick county. karsas.
Ma. Thaycr \ Co.
Stewart E. TAFT & ia
cob Pittenger.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued
out Of the district court Of the 1:lh ju-
dicial district, sitting in and for Sedg.
wick county, Kansas, wherein n. 4.
Thaycr and George Richardson are
plaintiffs, and Stewart e. TAFT and ia
cob Pittenger.arc defendants, viii, on
Monday, the Sth day Of December, A.
ID. 1873, at IL o'clock q. m. ct the court
house door, in the city Of Wichita, oGes
for sale at public auction. to the higA.
est bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
title and interest OF the defendants,
Stewart E. TAFT aud jacob Pittengcr.
in and to the following described real
property. to wit:
The east half Of the northwest quar-
(e LIZ ofn " LAY, and the east half &c
Ley of the southwest quarter Is " la
and the west half of the southeast quar-
ter of section No. thirty-three (SS), in
township No. twenty-six (36) south Of
range No. one ~ west, in the county
Of Scdgwick and state Of Kansas.
Said real property will be sold ~
the property of defendants, Stewart E.
TAFT, to satisfy said order Of sale.
Sherifr's Office, Wichita, November
5th, 1873.
Stat WILLIAM SMITH, Sheriff,
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Baldwin 4 Stanley. plaintiffs att've.
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Cause Of the Panic.

Secretary Of the Treasury George S.
Boutwell, lccturcd in New York city
Oh the evening of the 2lst on the panic
and its causes aud remedies. lie says
panics are produced because banks
take money on deposit and pay inter-
est on il. But here is what he says,
and it will be profitable to read it.
How panics are caused. But in every
one OF these five years there has been
one cause existing calculated to pro-
duce panic, and in two of these years
1869 and 1S73--it contributed very
largely to the panic which prevailed.
II grows ont of a practice tolerated by
law which the treasury department at
successive times has condemned, and
which if permitted TO continue must
every year produce serious disasters,
the end of which can be understood,
but the extent Of which cannot be fore
told, and that is the practice Of banks
taking money on deposit and paying
interest for it. (Applausc.] Banks
and their dcpOsitors. In the first place,
as a matter of principle, bank is es-
tablished upon the idea that the peO-
pie organized are capitalists and have
money to lend, and not that they arc
borrowers of money. They are insti-
When spectators are disturbed, and
the merchants are fearing for conse-
Quenccs, IL is then that the banks, in
iividualiy, and the banking system as
a whole, should be as firm aud as
staunch as the treasury of the United
States. [Applause.1 And without much
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Prom the n. Y. Tribune.
The Great Movement,

The following pages tell the story OF
the most curious and most important
popular movements Of our time. The
revolt of the western farmers against
what is called the tyranny Of monopo-
lies has been the growth Of several
years of patient suffering and quiet re-
Election. No particular incident has
stimulated it to spasmodic vitality.
1t has never had a leader, and it hardly
knows its own origin. 1t has grown
by the process of nature out of the
pressing wants of the time; and it has
spread and waxcd strong ever since it
came into existence. Within a few
weeks it has mcnaced the political
equilibrium Of the most steadfast
states. 1t has upset the calculations of
vetram campaigncrs, and put profess
sional ofiicc-seckcrs to more embarrass-
ment than even the back pay. The
grange was not the origin of the farm
crs' movement; it was only its out
growth. Yet in calculating the moral
and physical strength of the movement
the grange must be the principal fac
tor. 1t took its origin few years ago
in Washington Office. Its founders
were not farmers, but government
clerks. They understood, however. the
temper and the wants of the agricultu-
raj class, and they devised, with aid,
perhaps, from the prairies, one of the
most ingenious and effective organize
tons ever invented in SO short time.
From Washington the grange spread
all over the grain rcgi Oh. and back again
to the far east, and southwark into the
land of cotton and tobacco. Every
where it found enthusiastic adherents.
Everywhere II found farmers who
needed its help, and farmers wives and
daughters who picked up a new lite
and fresh spirit under its social and
intellectual influence, and gave it in re-
turn the attraction of a refined and
cheerful membership. Business and
pleasure surely were never SO prOfita-
bly, combined before. 1t was the old
principle of the husking- frolic and the
quilting bee, applied to iofticr objects
aud practiced with q stcrner eye to the
main chance. The women and the
young people, who met at evening to
go through the little ceremonies Of the
grangers' ritual, and pass an hour or
SO in dccorous amusement and CONVEX
sation, and song, and reading, may have
fancied that they were only breaking
the monotony by bit Of harmless ell
tertainment; but they knew better.
They were learning and teaching 9TH
crs, to be better farmers, to he thrifty,
to buy cheaper, to sell better, to rid
themselves of creditors, to keep out Of
debt, and finally to check the enormous
power of the railroads which have so
long been driving the farmers to the
wall. In fact, the grange succeeded so
well because ii had the art to take the
average men aud women Of the west
and make them work without know
ing it, and accomplish what they hardly
dreamed of. That it did succeed is q
sufficient evidence that il was founded
upon genuine aud general popular
need, and directed toward a really i'm
portant object. Even ii it should be
worsted at last in the struggle against
monopoy, it will still have done ample
good TO Justify its existence.
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Sheriff's Sale.

District court 18th judicial district
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Morris Kohn,
VS..
John S. Wood
NANCY.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued
out Of the district court Of the 18th
judicial district, sitting in and for
Scdgwick county, Kansas, wherein
Morris kohn is plaintiff, aud John
Woodmancy is defendant, l will, on
Monday the 9Th day of December A.
d. 1873, at IL o'clock A. NJ, at the
court house door in the city Of Wichi-
Ia offer for sale Mt public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, all
the right, title and interest Of the de-
fendandt John $. WOodmancy in aud
to the following described real prop
erty to wit:
The northwest quarter of section No.
twenty-one (2l }, in township No. twen-
ty-eight (2s), south OF range No. two
(2) east, in the county Of Sedgwick and
state of Kansas. Said real property
will be sold rs the property Of defend
AMI, John S. Woodinancy, to satisfy sid
order Of sale.
Sheriff's Office, Wichita, November
9Th, 1873.
WILLIAM SMITH, Sheriff.
3l-4t Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Sluss & Over, plaintiffs attorneys.
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Mr.. W. &. Sonther starts out this
morning on visit to the towns along
the line Of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fc road, soliciting and collecting
for the Commonwealth. We trust our
numerous patrons will be prepared TO
meet Mr.. Sonther, and also their obi
xatious.--Co mmoaacedith.
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The manufacturing houso Of A. 4 W.
Sprague. Of Providence, Rhode Island,
failed lev days ago-liabilitics stated
1t $4,000, go. They assure the public
that their assets are ample. and that no
loss to creditors will result.
The firm of lioyt, Sprague & Co., .
branch OF the great Sprag1e house,
which tirst failed, promise full state
ment Of ahe afairs Of the firm - soon
- Il can be prepared. One ofthe part
ners said this morning that the Affairs
Of the Providence house with which
they were 50 intimately connected. are
IN such 9. conditions that it Is impossi-
BE 20 Cceetell the result.
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The CONGREGATIONAL Amendment.

Ia locking over the returns from the
state We conclude that the constitu-
iional amendment has carried. In all
the older aud mare populoas counties
the words ''for" and .'against" were
both printed on the ballots, one TO be
scratched out and the other left in, ac-
corsling 10 the voters desire. But it
appears that few paid attention 10 it,
which left the ballot null. Ia the south
and west nearly the entire vote was for
the amendment.
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Bismarck returns TO the head Of the
Prussian cabinet, Emperor William
tells the pope TO mind his own bus
mess, Italy reorganizes her army on a
basis of 2i4.00O strong. aud Chambord
grasps for the throne Of France. Things
are very lively over there.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-13

The Wichita Eagle comes 10 hand
this week trimming full of zip and racy
reading. II is very proud Of the pre-
sent and hopeful of the future Of that
promising acknowledgements Daily
Journal.
Corracf
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Carpenters majority ia Iowa will be
over 10000. The state senate stands ;
Republican, So; opposition, Is; rcpub-
lican majority, 20. The house stands :
Republican. 81; opposition, 40; repub-
lican majority on joint ballot, %.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-13

The democracy seem to have pretty
much retired from business this fall
A Chicago dispatch says that of twen-
ty-seven counties heard from in Illinois,
fifteen have elected grangers' tickets,
ten republican. and only two demo-
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Our New York dispatches announce
that company has been formed in
England with capital Of $4,000, 900
for the purpose Of laying another ca
BILE telegraph between that country
and the United States, the American
terminus to he somewhere or Long
Island.
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A ,Iurderer Kined.

ELLswoRTH. Kans., Nov. 7.-stsraw-
ford. the Murderer OF sCad" Pierce
here this summer, was shot and Instant
Is killed. Tonight, IN housc Of I'LL
fame, By man named Putnam. Craw-
ford fred the first shot, shooting Put
main through the hand. Putuam pulled
his six-shooter and fired six shots, four
Of whirls took effect, killing Crawford
insfans!v
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-13

Time works wonders. "Uncle Toms
Cabin" is in full blast in New Or
leans theatre, introduces q veritablc
view Of the old New Orleans Arcade,
where the negro traffic in that city was
formerly conducted.
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Sheri6's Sale,

District Court 18th Judicial Iii trio
Sedgwick county Kansas.
Mary f. Smith
George McLaugh-
lin, and W. d.
Saunders.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issncd
out Of the district court Ofthc 18th judi
cial district, sitting in and for Sedgwick
county, Kansas, wherein Mary T..
Smith is plaintiff. and George Nc
Laughlin. and w. ID. Saunder sarc de-
PENDANTS, 1 will on Monday the 9Th day
of December, A. d. 1873, ut IL o'clock
A. NJ, at the court house door in the
in the city of Wichita offer for sale nj
at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, all the right, title and
interest of the defendant Geo. Nc
Langhlin in aud to the following de-
scribed real property, to wit:
The north west quarter Of section
No. thirty-two (32) in township Ne.
twenty nine (29) south Of range No.
one (1) west, in the county Of. Sedg-
wick and state of Kansas. Said real
property will be sold as the property
Of defendant George Mclaughlin to
satisfy said order Of sale.
Sherifi7s Office Wichita November
5th, A. d. 1873.
WILLIAM SMITH. Sheriff.
Sedgwick county Kansas.
Sluss & Over. plaintig's Atty. 31-4
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District coart i5sh JadIcial district ssdgwIsA
county. Kansas.
shelisbarssr Ls;dish,
We.
Jas NcCsAloch Admir-
Of TIE kstase Of n. H.
Lindnar deceAsed. Annie
l.. Lindsap, Robert Ltpd-
sag and Jss. MeCalloeh.
By virtue Of - order Of sale isaartl cut II ne
District court of the 11th Judicial dtssrict citing
In und for Sedgvick county, kansss, whegvtn
Shellabsrger and LeidiRh asv fiAinfsGs, se1 Jee
Mcfuiioch AdTniniseraa0r Of IL estass 81 u u {.
Lindsay. dssceesed. Annie l.. Llnsisag nnd 9ob't,
Linslsay, aud Jss. McculI0ch sre dsSssAases, !
will, ~ Mosday the ssh dag d Dseeasher. \. b.
ls13 ~ II 0'clOck A. ~. a ne c0uSt heuee door
10 the eitr Of wichita eeer Tor sale 81 pnbale s0e
tion. 70 the highest bidder fog exse 10 hAnd, I'll
the right title and interest," Of ne dsS<nAnes les
McCulloch Adm'r. III the estate oY II. n lln<lssO
deceased. Annie L. Liadaay and 9sbxss Lindsay
In and ~ the following described real prspsssS
20 wit
The north half Of the south esss quarter u SEE
ton No. seven "a In .ownship No. tw~sty ssvee
t37) south Of range No. two esst, und t0is Nos.
thirtv-two (3D thirty four t3U thlrtv-stx 90 sd
thirtt.ctght gn1 % Water street.. tn ~ t0vn -
wichlta - shown By the rrcarsied plsf a. ssld
town, all Of said real sxtate sltuste In the eaey
Of seslgwlcl state Of Kansas. ssid rval property
will be cold ~ the property Of defxndanes Jas
McCulloch Admir- !. Of the estane 81 u. u. Llsd-
sag deceas~1 ts satisfy SAID Greer Of sals.
sheriG's Once wichta Nos ssh \. %. tss3
wfLLIAn SMITH. SheriG ssdgwick eoants
sluss = Dyer fiaintirs An'v. ai-&
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Sherif's Sale.
District court 18th Judscial District
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Mary E. Smith
W. A. Barber ct


4
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued
out of the district court Of the 18th ju-
dicial district. sitting in and for Sesiu-
wick county. Kansas, wherein Mar, +.
Smith is. plaintiff, and w. A. Barber
and w. d. Sanders are defendants,
will, on Monday the 9Th day of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1873, at IL o'clock q. m, Al
the court house door in the city Of
Wichita. offer for sale at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash In
hand, all the right, title aud interest Of
the defendant, w. A. Barber, in and 80
the following described real prope, 4.
to wit:
The northeast quarter of section No.
thirty-two (S2), in township No. twen-
ty-nine coy, south of range No. one
west. in the county of Sedgwick and
state of Kansas. Said real property
will be sold as the property Of defend
ant, w. A. Barber, to satisfy said order
Of sale.
Sheriff's office, Wichita, November
5th, 1873.
WILLIAM SMITH, Sheriff,
31-4 Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Sluss & DYER, plaintiffs attorneys.
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John G. Ileenan, prize fighter, died
on Saturday morning, near Rawlings.
Union Pacific railroad, while on his
way to San Francisco, of consumption.
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HorsE OF RErREsExrATIvEs.--T The
complexion OF the house, as Ear Is
made up. stands sixteen elected ON the
the farmers ticket, thirty-fve rcpubli.
cans, nine independent, and four DEM
Cerats.
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District eeart Is,h Jsdisisi District. ssdsu,eA
county, kaases.
&c. ksnpsos
.. n. AL1rieh \
by virtns Of - order Of ssjs issasd oct of.tbs
district cosrs ~ ~ l3sh Jaicssi disisies stsiaG
In snd for sesiguieh eossssy. kaasss, wkersta r.
ks.pi's y pssa:sss sd y. :. y y 1870 = O.
5er A. b. ls.3. st II o'eiock .. -. = ~ eenrl
house dor In - city ef Wtehits, gose 6ss sls u
pnbite enctiOs, ~ the highese bsddss f6v cese n
ksnd al ~ right. title sod isassesf sf ~ dslsa-
dast Z. u. AiiSick In ssd 70 ~ fsllswlag ass-
ertbsd rial ps0pryty, tosviss
Lyts No. sieksy -svs 10. 81 eighty -esas 49, !,
On Chicago svense. 10 ~ fovs ~ Wsss ~ teAils,
In ~ county u sesieviek, ssd eests u ksanns,
sd the koidings thss wssr sstd ists ~ te<h
Of Decenibef 1ss1.
said real vrsS.~sty viii b. sid - ~ rssSsyty
Of dseesdssi r. ~. AIdsieh - sstsssy SD order q
sale.
sh~ssrs Once, wlehtss, OFT xssA 4, y. jes.
WILLIAM E011W. sh~ss9,
H~dgwlsk cDasfy, xsssas
Tseksr rishsr. fisistiass Asawssy. ~
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Treasurer Spinner, in his fOrthcom-
ing annual report, highly approves the
system of post Office savings banks,
suggested by the postmaster general.
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Sherjf's Sale,

District cosr Ia Jadical District. ssigwiet
county, kanAas
y L. Davidson
Ferry u Barnes, et.sl
By virtue u - Order u sale lseaed OF u ~
In and for ssdGwtcl coanfy. kaasas, whefsls 3.
1: Devidscs 70 plaiaeta asd rvyyy y. nasnes,
Eiisateth Bsrnss and ~. Mcclure = Co; sss
cember A D. ls7s q II o'cIocb o -. q D. eossi
b0ase door. in the city Of Wtehita, o0ss fSs sela
Ct public anctioa. "a the highest bidder ~ eaah ID
hand all the right, title and inssssse - H. d.
fsndaats Perry y. Hssnes. Eilxsbssh Barnes cd
". r. Mcclure Co., In and 70 tbe esdowins
Lot No. twenty -fhfee en- % Couft street, In ~
city % wichita. sedgwIet eesniy, Kaasas.
Said real property viii he Gid - the property
Of d~sspssnts PERRY n names sad kiissEstR nar.
nee 10 satisfy said order of sale.
khsrids ofnc~, Wtchisn, Oct SiAh, A. ID. la73.
30-s WILLIAM SMITH, shsrsG,
k~4gwlek cOustJ. ksnsas
weeis. sIuss . Dyer. Pistntirs Apesssy.
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Attaehm1nt pph,;casion.

sTArE o KANSAS, ~
Se1gutck Cauney.
" x O4vts CAL
r1nlnti0s,
A. J. make,
| Piainsi0s' dealnnd stxty dollars.
| Oessbsr. MA D. & MleeHell ajaseics eftAs peses
az WIcAitA city tewnsAip, eedgwiek cseney Haa-
na1asd ESQ., Tor u m e sfxsy dallars, 81 ~
nnid enss viii - heaEd % ~ ~ Day a. Deeem-
bsr. A. D. iss. = s'e'ssh,
r. T. weeks. An.y ~ Piaissils. q 4
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Mr.. Dent. father Of Mrs. Grant, is
lying dangerously i'll and but little hope
is entertained of his recovery.
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VIM. Aliens net majority for gov
crnOr of Ohio is Sl7. Isaac Welsh's
net majority for state treasurer is III.
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District court 18th judicial district
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Morris Kohn,
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Lieut.. Wilkinson, of Gen. Towards
staff, has been ordered to Fl. McPher-
son to conduct the MOdOcs TO their new
homo in the Indian territory.
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Proceedings Of the Board Of County
Commissioners,

pr.s.,,p Nss1S nj SJs ssr a. tS..n.
-soI IN Eohn ar XesIv in clsir
The lax roll OF sedgvick county Vas examine a
nd Approved Total rrsult ~ foiloWs: Total
.Iusfisn In me county a. 10 "a q, total senfe
~ -, y 40. tofsi covnfv ~ Z "a as- a. tot.I
...,cSfcrr brIdse tai All n: tosai toWnsh}p ~
- RI az, tst.l schooI e,r Ara 0IO n. t01ni rad
- Ali I! s.Io. si.icWsiI tar a.ity 81 Wichiss.
= "a -: total bonded tax ei3. gs Is, total taxes
- ie Collected Including whole "a N az 1.I0
rh sar mil wss IN nded over IN lie comfy ere.s
wv.r under seal and county clerk or,lered 10
Oh .rss tho trrasurer With the resprcsed smounfs
.i.svs
Thc voting urecinct Of Aftiea townshiu was
ni.crd Mt the school house Of dI,trict No 81
The fpi,owins bits were then allowed:
fahn r C..roentrr county commissIoner,s
ices and miiage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 %
A AZ Aud road oycrseer raid out of town
ship fund d1~Isnc, 10 50
Vim In King road viewer and chain carrier 8 60
- s--"rs