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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-18

LUCID EXPLANATIONS young
lady whose pa "struck ile' few
years ago, and who has since been
ut boarding school, recently re-
turned and party was given for
her benefit. Upon the bottom OF
her invitation cards she caused to
be inscribed, II. S. V. =. p, and
one was sent to an illiterate rich
fellow, who has also made his
money by boring. He did not
come but sent q card with the let
tiers: cd. S. C. c." Meeting him
in the street she asked him what
the letters meant. Tell me first
what yours meant?" "Oh? mine
was French for Respond if you
cannot accept" "Well, mine was
English for Damn sorry l can't
come "-Titusville Herald.
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Room FOR MORE SHEEP.-Statis-
tics show that thare were in 1871
about 100000 sheep in the
United States, yielding an average
of four pounds of wool each, or
l2S,OOO,OOO pounds in the aggre-
gate. In addition, the annual i'm
portation of wool amounts to
about 100000 pounds, ut a cost
of neUrly $1O,O00,OO0 Then we
import wooden goods to the
amount of nearly $4,000, 900 per
annum- There is room, therefore,
for an increase of 100000 more
sheep in the country to supply the
home demand for wool, and for
about 100000 to displace the
importation of wooden goods.
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EMPoRIA NEWS.
FRIDAY. july IS. Is7s.

Albany wants local poet, says
an exchange. Soon after she gets
him she will wish somebody else
wanted him.
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Eggs are useful for many pur.
poses besides food and for hatch
ing. If you get a fish bone in
your throat, and sticking fast
there, swallow an egg raw and it
will be almost sure to carry down
a bone easily and certainly.
There is another fact touching
eggs which will be well TO remem-
Der. When, as sometimes by ac-
cident, corrosive sublimate is
swallowed, the white of one or two
eggs will neutralize the poison,
and change the effect to that of a
dose of calomel. We have also
heard eggs mentioned in connec-
ton with an article called "nogg."
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A hanging garden of sponge is
one of the latest novelties in gar
deDing. Take white sponge OF
large size, and SOW it full of rice,
oats or wheat. Then place it for
n week or ten days in a shallow
dish, in which little water is con-
stantly kept, and rs the sponge
Will absorb, the seeds begin to
sprout before many days. When
this has fairly taken place, the
sponge may be suspended by
means of cords from hook in the
window where a little sun will en-
ter. 1t will thus becom. Il mass
of green, and can be kept wet by
merely immersIng it in a bowl of
water.
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Connections are as FolIows:
At Burlington, with Chicago. BurIing.
ton ~ Quincy railroad for Chicago. Peoria
Cincinnati and Louisville, Keokuk. OuIn
ey and Kansas: with Toledo, Peoria, q
w arsaw railray for Logansport, Column
bus, HittSburg and st. LOUIS via Rock
ford, Rock Island & ST. Louis Railroad.
with burlington 81 Missouri River raIl.
road for Ottumwa, Red Oak, Nebraska
and Kansas, and with Burlington a
southwestern for Pennington, Bloomfield.
Missouri and Kansas.
At Columbus junction. with Chieaoo
q Southwestern Railroad FOR Washinof6n
and Leavenwo7th.
At West Liberty, with Chicago. Rock
Island q Pacific Railroad. for Iowa civ.
Des molnes and Davenport.
AT Nichols, with Museatsne Div. B.. G.
X. 81 NJ, for Muscatine.
AT Cedar Rapids, with Chicago e North
western Railway for Omaha, Council
Biuffs and Chicago, and with Dubuona q
southwestern Railway for Dubuoue.
At Waterloo and Cedar Fails. with
Illinois Central Railroad for Indepen-
City.
At Nora Junction, with Milwaukee &
=. faul Railway, for Mason City and
Charles City.
AT Austin, with Milwaukee & st. Paul
tallway. for all points in Minnesota.
Az 81: Paul, for all points on Northern
racine Hallway, the great Lake Superior
region, and all points north and north |
" n A sE:tt asn'S ss,,t WA GREENE FREE;
l. j. IVES. Gen'l Ticket Agent,
Cedar Rapids. lava.
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Hartford Nursery.
Fruit Trees and Plants.

| II Il Il
Seventy varieties, one. two and three
| years old. Blackberrics, raspberries,
straw berries. gooseberries and currants,
| in largo variety. Twenty-Five varieties OF
budded peach trees. Plums, pears and
cherries. Grape vines, thirty varieties.
Ornamental trees and shrubs. Eyergreeas
and deciduobs trees. Climbing, monthly
and hybrid perpetual roses. Liiies. peo-
Ries, gladioluses, altneas. Japan ounces,
and other Towering plants and shrubs,
Ifnnaus and victoria rhubarb.
We sell our stock at lowest market
rates. All our stock is propogafed and
grown by us, and customers visiting the
nursery can choose their trees, vines and
plants, and see them taken up from the
ground where they grew.
The nursery Is near the Hartford Depot
OF the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad.
and the road runs through our nurserV
grounds. Give us call.
CHAMBERS & BAYSINGEEs
,. Hartford, Lyon County, Kansas
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MILWAUKEE DIVISION.
1928 A.M.le Cedar Rapids I2:40P. NJ. ar.
1910 NJ ar Center Point 1890 M lie.
$3.50 Nj lie POstviIle 1904 Mar.
l0:45A n ar West Union 6:IO Mile.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
1910 NJ lie Cedar Rapids $3.50 PMar
1905 A NJ lie Vfnton 3:95 az
IL :35 NJ ar Dvsart 1.A5 L.
MUsCATINR DIVISION.
6;3O NJ lie Muscatine f2:45 I'M ar
.oO a 1T Nichols Hap NJ lie
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100000 Acres
OF Fine Farming and STOCK Lands

a LONG the whole line from Florence
"a to State Line for sale at Low RATEs.
Eleven years credit and per cent. inter
est and 221x per cent reduction TO settlers.
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Connections are as Follows:

Palace sleeping cars, owned and opera
ted Dy ms line, accompanying all night
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| READ ! READ | READ / READ

l nave now ready tor delivery the Iarg-
est and finest stock OF Trees AMI Vine "a
Central and Southwestern Kansss.
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Emporia, Kansas.
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We buy for CASH, and will not be
undersold. u per cent. interest will be
charged from date for all lumber sold on
credit. WILLIAM S. JAY,
WILLIAM JAY,
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All orders promptly attended TO by
addressing
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Through Bills OF LatIing and Lowest
Rates on Freight and Stock Shfplnenfs
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TECRk ss1S are for sale at the Com
pany's Office, n. f. corner Fourth and
Chestnut streets, St. Louis, and at the
principal railway Offices in tie west.
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p. HALLBERG,

I56 COMMERCIAL ST..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-22
LEGAL.


STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvENwoRrH. S.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
ofthe State Of Kansas, sitting in and for Leaven-
worth county in said Stats.
La Fayette Mills, Plaintiff,
Madison Mills. ' defendant. Case No. ''l77.
Rl VIRTUE OF an execution to me directed and
- delivered, issued out Of the District Court of
the First Judicial District of the State a, Kan.a.
sitting in and 70; Leavenworth county in ,aii
siate, on the judgment rendered IN the hove en-
Titled action, will ON "Wednesday the 18th day OF
June, A ID. 1sl3, NJ IL o clock, a. M of that
day, at the Court House door in the (Jtv
Of Leayenworth, IN the county and state aforesaid
offer al public sale, and sell separately to the
highest bidder, for cash in hard each of the
following described tracts of land situate Ivino
and being in the county Of Lesvenworth and State
of Kansas, namely:
eighteen u.s., in township number nine t9), of
range number twenty three ty:l; the Southwest
quarter Of section number seven %, in said town
ship number nine 90, of sad range numb-r TWENTY
three t,; the half of the beast quarter OF
said section number - in said township number
nine go, OF said range number twenty three (z3l;
the noih half Of the half of the sout beast
quarter of said section number seven l1l in said
township number nine 90, of said range number
twenty-three t23l; and twenty eight ACRES of of
the east SIDE OF the northeast quarter of said
ton number seven y, in said township number
nine t9l. of said range number twenty three tyyl.
and twenty-eight acres of of the north end of tn.
in saiG township number nine (9l of range number
twenty three t2il. and the southeast quarter of
section number thirteen 15l, In township number
nine 90, OF range number twenty-five t22l and all
81 he southeast quarter of section number twelve
il2l, IN township number nine 49, of range num-
Ger t%enty-two %, except so much thereof As IL
bounded a. follows. tO-wit: Commencing at tho
southwest corner thereof, running thence north
along the west line Of said quarter section TWENTY
I'VE chains, thence in an easteriy direction ON
line parallel with the south line Of said quarter
section fourteen and 14,-l00o chains, thence in %
souiheriy direction on lhe parallel with the west
line OF said quarter section twenty chains to
the south line Of said quarter section, thence vest
aiorg the south line OF said quarter section to the
place Of beginning, and also except twenty acres OF
Of the north end of the east half Of said quarter
eCton.
raid property levied on AMI to be sold a, the
property oil Madison Mills.
Dated at Lesvenworth City, Kan A., May i0:h,
A. D. 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas
'LoCGn 4 WnEAr, Attorneys + r Plaintiff.
m1ylndltJwtf
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manufacturing Items.

The Carpet Company is now employing
fly workmen. The weavers. who are most
~ from Philadelphia. are well pleased with
Western surrounding.
DIR. Nicely tells us that the management
of the Company is grs,ified with the results
Of the enterprise. The carpets are in active
demand on account of their reduced price,
aad purchasers at home and abroad are
n,ore than satisfied with the quality and
style of goods turned oat.
New machines are on their way rom the
Est, and when put in running or'er the
manufacturing capacity will he Increased.
The Great Western Manufacturing Com
psny will ship two twenty-five horse power
engines, Of the Tremain patent, to Colorado
Tomorrow The order for the engines was
received twelve days ago, and Mr.. Davis,
the foreman of tina, department, had them
constructed son time"
A saw mill engine WAS shipped to Salt
Lake few days ago.
A forty horse power engine for the NJ. K.
st. Z. X. shops at Seda'ia was made in
seventeen days. and shipped from the
foundry last week.
A saw-mill nan fr,m Muscatine writes
that he has given the Estes Governor fair
trade along with other Governors, and read
lily proaounces it the best ever manufactur-
ed.
The Foundry Company eniployes one
hundred and fifty skilled workmen, and il
Kept very busy filling orders for en2ines,
stoves, etc.
The iron columns for the new Cont
House are undergoing a finishing process.
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ShlerifES Sale

Lsav "A nv a co1s1r. 1ss
In the district Court Of the First J-deiai District
Of the state Of Kansas. sitting In and for Leav.
en~Orth County in said state.
Robert Durham, Plaintiff,
Msryetta Dustin, Clement
Dustin and James Hughes fTaSs No. ls9i.
and William >. Collier
partners as Hughes ami Coll
Ji-r, efendants.
Dt BLIC notice Is he eby given that uuder and
i by virtue Of a special execution 70 me directed
and delivered, issued out of the District Court Of
the first Judicial District Of the state of Kansas
sitting in ard Tor Leavenxorth County in said
State, ard Of the judgment rendered IN the above
entitlet acton. will on
Ihar@ia,, the 29h day Of lNoy, 4. d., 1873,
at II oeoek, a. NJ, ofsaiI day. at the Court House
door in the City " LeAvenworth in the county and
slate a"fe>aid, offer at public sale aud sell 10 the
highest bidder. for cash in hand, the ing dss.
eiibsi property. situate. lying and being in tho
county OF Leiyenworth and state Of Kansas.
namely: All the interest, leasehoId and OF wise
81 the said Maryeite Dusin and Clement Dustin
Of in and to lots humber nine % and ten 10, Of
block nifty t50) in the city Of Laven Forth D the
County of Leayenworth, and State OF Kansas, and
all the buildings and Improvements tituated upon
said lots.
sad property to be sod a. commanded nv the
SAT- special execution and in pursuance of said
Judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheyih Of Lavenworth County, Kansas.
-herifs Once, Leayensorth lily,
April I'D, A. D. Is73
BURsEs DILL, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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tbs nJan.
Kansas
Of
pn%u tracts exceeding one hundred
a will be forfeited BY the bidder should
ewiube
practicable .nih within
rbank
Of will eksuedan
b and %dtothe
EDWARD II: SMITH,
wu y - ,,,, - Commissioner.
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Madison Mills, Defendant

DY VIRTUE Of an execution to me direc'e I and
ID delivered. issued out Of the District Court Of
the Fist Judicial District of the state OF Kansss
sitting in and for LeSvenworth County, in said
STATE, 90 the judgment rendered in the above en-
titled action. l will on "wednesday, the 18th day
ofJune. A. u. 1873 at IL o clock a. IA OF that day
at the Court House door in the City Of Leaven-
worth, in the County Of and state Aforesaid, offer
At public sale and sell separately To the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, each Of The follow ing
described tracts Of land situate, lying and being
In the county ofLeavenwoTth and State OF Kansas,
namely:
The east one-hslf of the mort, vest quarter OF
section number thirteen fI3l, in township number
nine 49,. o: range number twenty-five (22J; the
southeast 4aarter Of section number thirteen I3
in township humber nine 81, OF range number
twenty-five (22l; the west one half OF the south
east fractional quarter Of section number %
In township number nine ~. of range number
tvebty-thTe. (2s the southv quarter 81 eetioa
num- her seven "a, in township number nine 49,
Of ran nJmb-r twenty-thTee 20; the south
west quarter Of section number eighteen rs
in township number nine o., Of range
number twenty three fy3l; the east one half
Of the southeast quarter CT section number
one ~. in township Number nine 90, Of range
number twe1ty-:ro t2Zj; thirty seven aud sixty
onshundIsitbs t37. co. of Of the side o.
the sou, Invest fractional quarter 81 - elton ster
six 49,, In township number nine q Onge
number tsent y-th!ee (23l; twenty D0ght
hundred and seventy-6ve one nsandths
Is s75D Of Of TIE east side o: the northeast
fractional quarter OF section number seven 90. in
township hufnD~H nine ~, oil range numher
tventy-three tzsl; thirty-three and fifteen one
hundIeiths 30 ~ acres of Of the north end of the
fraction al est half Of the southeast quarter Of
section number seven ~ in township number nine
49,, Of range humber twenty-three tZ3). and
tventv-s-sea AMI ninety-three one hund redths
(2. 3d. OF Of the north end of the south vest
fractional quarter Of section number seventeen
40. in toWn-hib Bumber nine -. Of range
number tvenfy-three tZ3
Sid property leyieI GA aid 70 be sold as the
property Of Madison Hii;a.
rziei Leaven sorth City, Kansas, May 10Th,
1875.
THOMAS LEONARD,
-be-if VI Ieavcn vorth County, Kansas.
CL0ceH WHEAT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
mlyi0 iitSvtf
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Henderson's Bnchn, tie great diuretic, an
unfaiIirs remedy for all diseases Of the kid.
neys and bladder, also for Dyspepsia or in.
digestion, fla,ulsncy, o. wind in the stomach
The most distressing csses Of female weak.
ne.~ and uterine complaints are permanently
cured by HENDEasON's BUCHU. 1t il IN.
egualed by any known remedy for the cure
of dropsv. gravel. and all equity or rheu.
matte affections. Il l. a specific remedy for
expelling all PIN and Tape worms. 1t is
prescribed by eminent physicians in chronic
istections of the liver. For sale by all drug
gisls. See advertisement in this issue. d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-22

b.OoS Ooke0 nOe Coo0 ~ 1SoDo.
The Universal Microscope. The bcst low
priced Microscope ever made. Exceeding
~ useful for examining Flowers, insects and
Minute Ohjecss. Detecting Counterfeit Mon
ey and disclosing the Wonders Of the Nj
croscopic World. II is adapted to the use
Of Physicians, Teacher, Students and the
Family Circle. Requires no Focal Adjust
ment, and can therefore be readily used b.
any person. Other Microscopes Of no greater
power cost So each and upward, and are %
difficult to understand that none bat scieniifc
men can use them. The Universal alvayu
gives sa.isfactian. Ope single Microscope
will Be sent carefully packed, By mail, On n
ceipt Of 81. Agents wanted Everywhere.
Address D. L. STAPLES 4 Co,
aplO-v6w Allen Mich.
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observation-disclosures.

CoFrEE-aio, common to choice. 22a251zc.
6UGAR-Brown, 81 Eilc; STANDARD brands, TX
0I3s<r; DsmararA- 1l5<Sl2h. for choice.
MoLAssks-tiOlden syrup, o3g6sc; sugar house
m0lasses, 45a52c.
RIcE-sasLc; Carolina 9hal0c.
DRIED FKUITs-RAisius So 009s 81; peaches,
Sa111c; black berries, ISgl5e; currants, 9%912c.
GAINED FRrITs-Peaches, q l5A2 - per
dczsn; corn, & 1898 50; tomatoes, sz37H92 IS.
sOnA-s1zasc.
SoAP-7c; woman's friend. &C.
Ton .Cco-Bl sex, i7a5Oc pcr n; bright navy, 50
killickin;c OK do, Sss SC; Virginia do, 75c91l 90.
HANS -Sraar curel, cansassed AXc; do, un.
cinvasscd, 1876.
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-. l.as,ts Market.

ST, LOUIS. May 20.
HEMP Full and nominal at saO9i00 fr strict y
prime and extra choict undre>.- sd.
FLoUR-Dull and unchang d.
WHEAr-Duli aud weak; No spring soft. 81 80
al b; Nos red fall, 81 6I9l o. No 2, 81 sO9
50.
CoRN-Dull and lower; No mixed, SJc.
PORK-DuIl and heavy at tl7 -.
DRY SALT MKATs-NOmiEa for loose 'ot shoul-
ders, packed, &c; clear ribs. gle.
BAcoN-Bul, 81: packed shoulders, 75<aSc;
Gle IT rib, 9lsc; clear sides. sc: hams. I5alSc.
LARD-Dull; round lots en;ire nal
WHI.KY-St-ady at 9dc
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The kidneys are the great climinstors Of
diseased matter from the system. In almosl
every a:lment the urine will be found more
or less altered in ifs character. Parker'a
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu BY invigor-
aing these organs, enables them to thor
ougtly separate the diseased matters and
carr, them out OF the body. For sale BY al
druggists. everywhere. dAw
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CsTT-E-Ali gr des of ca.tie ia good demand
At l.Sg.; f.t cows, 3a3:4c-
Ho8.-From, 81 7j9I ID.
SuEEP-:i JDa5 M.
HoRsEs-At SIehaIj9
MULEs-si0JSIi
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- il:,<;rascd osos( 36opages) Jon
- .pS.p. WoMaNHooO! MARRIAGE!
ao>i.iacnls to Marriage; the cause
and care. Sent securely aealed, post
paid for 50 cents, by Dr.. c. WHITTIER.
Gr7 ST. Charles Street, St. Louis, No.,
the great specialist Read bis wosts.
d&w.
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NOEICEi il hereby given that there will he a
IN petition prsetIte to the County Board, n, their
next meeting In Juae. A b. 1873 for the Ie-loca-
ton Of the road known q the Bapp Road. said
re-locstion to commence at the sou beast corner
Of the southeas: quarter Of section thirty FIVE $751;
fovnship seven t5), range twenty (z0), and taenee
running north on said section line uear - prae-
tieable to the county line.
PETER BFGLEY,
may6w3V 6OTTlOB WIIRTH
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BsrDVlSiO0 Market.
C0EEaSrED By J1s WHITAKER, BEEF AND PORK


Corrected BIZ J1s WHITAKER, BEEF AND PORK
PICKER
5. G. Hans. clavissed, 1i14c; do, unaanvassed,
l31.c; dry sat hams. anTas>e1. lie; d.. an
vss,el. HE; $. &. breakf. st bacon, canvAssed,
lie; do, une ,nva s4d, NE, clear bacon sides,
1ol4c; clear nib bacon, To-; RIB bacon y1tc; e.
bacon shoulders, SIC; dry salt shoulders, SIC;
bulk ciea- sides, 9,c; bulk clear rib, &c; bulk rih
ss<c; - p. shoulders, ~; bulk shoulders, sc
clear mess pork, so 30; mes, els 50; light mess,
SIS p; p:; pork, clear $40 0), rib SIS p; prime
lard, tierc-s So; do, buckets lolze; do. /;
cadd Is, l alet.c; ). { c. beef hams. l3Lzc,
do unesnva-s-j, l2,.c; pure neat s-foot oil, per
gallon, &c; pure Lard oil, per gallon, Sc
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This, An Age OF rrO.resS.

The steam ears 90 laundering along the
hillside. rn-s che I.rairies, by the towering
mountains, ds-hing from the Atlantic 70 the
Pacific - can freightcd with the luxuries Of
every cline. Iron ships and iron clad mon
itors have been brought into being in the
last fifty years; and We, the best OF all is DR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder. and Special
Flavorinss; in fact they are among the great
est Improvements Of the sge, by which We
can sit down to light, wholesome, and delic-
ious biscuits. and creams OF most delicious ia
vors. mail -eod&w
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE!

Bv Of
the Kansas Tribe of Indians the Indian Territory and
actual sr" approved Nay sh 1872 under ths
the Interior sealed hereby invited for The
erd ovt
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NOTICE il hereby sivensebat q road petition
IN vii Be pressnted to the HoaSrabie hoard Of
Cs1sty Commt.ioosrs NJ tseir first regular meeting
il June, for road commencing AZ the Wyando:te
county liae, rear 'equige Coon's southeast Gamer
q section u. ranss q, township II, thence vest
tour milss % seesaoa Ines tesninaailg at routh-
vst corner e Desso IL tovnahip II, nsee q,
4 @ 8DNINrER.
G. Z G1IEU.
nayeU9Q Idneipal HStitiensr
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WHEAT-B st white. 81 -; Tsl winter, 81 10;
Eo2 do, ST. 6)al ~; soft sprinr, 81 u; spring
seed, 81 60. spring e!ib. 81 %, Nebraska spring,
81 10.
CORN- White and yellow, 23a2jc per bushel.
0ATs-Per shel, zoe
SExDs-BIu. grs4s, 81 25a1 - timothy, o. 90;
clover, IS 5o.96 50; sweet potatoes, 81 ~.
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HIDEs--Fiint; prime, 20a22lsc; dry salt, lie;
green, Sc; do salt, Zoe; damaged DIES, two
thirds the price OF good hides.
WooL-N ,rket has not fairly opeael.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-22
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CHICAGO. May 20.
ELouR-in good d.irani.
WHEAT-steAiy Tor SPIT. and dull an ! lower for
future: No l spring 81 IS; No :, 81 81 SPOT and
81 29It June; Nos. 81 .
CorS-Un-e;iisd and lover; No mixed, 311k@
3Sc spot and S9c Ju e.
OATs-Iu fair dem md but lower; No ?, 3iLc
regular srot and 32;k June.
kYE-No2, zoe
BARLKY-Duli and nominal.
WHIsKY-stezdy at soc.
PoRK-In fair demand but lower; SIC o. spot |;
Gle IS June, 1l6 - July:
LARD-Uuli and lower; S. 20 June; IS 9Oss on
July.
BULK MRATs-Quiet.
BAcoN-st.ady; canvassed hams, 1l1zc packed