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ShpriTs Sale,


District court 18th Judicial district, sedgsiek
c0unty. kaI-as
Edwar'i T. KIRBY,
Charles Porter
BY virtue of order ~ sale issurd out Of Jh.
district court of the Ii;h iuiirisi district siitnx
ia and fof Svtigwtek county kanzae wherein Nj
ward = htrhs u plaintiff aud Charles D. PORTER
defendant. Will an Thursday tho 1Ist das Of
August, A. - 1913, ai ~ O'clock ~ at The
court house door, Ia the cIfy Of Wichita ba.r
Lon sal" NJ public Auction h. The highsst bid
der for cash IN hAn all tho right titie sni utter
est ~ The defendant fhsfie- J. Porter IA and l.,
Wft.
The northwest qutrtos ~ sfctiaE Number stx
~ IN township number twenty -ssyeE IN saaih
OF range nuiui - two flJ eIHt
said feni rsSafe property T. lettsd urois ~ the
property - defendant thariss D. faffsf Enf " 10
be- -tid {" =4ifiaft said efdet Of saio
~hrrin's ofier, Nisiiis, Jaif itti. 4 u isgI
JOHN NJ taIlEn sheriff
~s'igftek county kans.fs
~ William smith, tn,irr -h.riH
eiii-s iiJ'r, plaintiff aiisuify ls-U-s3 -
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a foreign medical journal states that
bulock's blood is now in great vogue
in Pari. as a remedy for anTmia and
phthisis. Persons of all ranks and of
both sexes, may he seen every morning
ihronging the shambles TO drink the
foaning. rocking blood of oxen.
Young ladies prefer il TO cod liver oil,
and swallow i; with great gusto. For
more fastidious patients an extract is
prepared in the shape of pills. OF
course many cures are reported.
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Hon. John =. Hale, of New Hamp-
shire, fell at Dover, in that state, on
Monday last, and broke his hip bone.
His injury is so severe that his physi-
cians deem, il inndvisable to attempt
to set the limb. and it is feared that
the hurt will prove fatal. Mr.. Hale
was for many years the leader of the
old Liberty party. and was its candi-
date for the presidency in 1882. He
was in 1861 appointed by Lincoln min
istcr 10 Spain.
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The liberal movement in Cincinnati
does not appear 10 thrive. The liber-
ais want the democrats to come in
merely as voters and not aS oilice-shar-
ers. and the democrats true TO their ms
tinctS of the party. are opposed TO a
division OF labor without a correspond
ing division of spoils. The situation
is embarrassing 10 those engaged in the
formation of a new party, and. TO out
siders. decidedly amusing.
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Teachers Institute.

Jhsfe viii De isarbrss' fnsii;uts bciJ lH
NsfhiiA, commencing the Ifsh daT oi 4 ,gr,st
aifl continuing inuf dsys Pfssf " ~ srfsn
~ tnf -tsf- Normal seho,,i will b. pres. al, ai,.
tf"i Hgs, lresiaf nj ~ tiin state Norm Al l. r9
Ifftfd 70 ~ pfsasnf also tsHShsf@ e. ,,, IN. Al
INNING offn"it"s. Ample provisions Wtff he male
~ " arc ifiiapdsiiep ~ AL sho sifsnd the ~.
tulHi' Az tsnchsfH ~hn infrbd u. feasb In
'sN.ft county 10 tts fail And sisisr f4a-t 10.
Pfsafbt 81 TIE ilsatiHtq and fhsrs To .sas,la,.t
li' hpiift VIII D. given ~ thI pro sraf,4tss r.,
tss institute On Ifisiay Ia. ret ik.f, Mi ~.
81 \ 4nitastssh Of tssabsfs 80 ssi4., .re.st a.,
t'"eh ~ tn iali or wtstsf Requested T.. h.
pf.=sbi ~ tIs institute ast Al the sssf,,t..s,,u
AibLhf LsiHsDs
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STATE OF KANSAS.
-EDGwICk COUNTY.
Ia the district court II Sedgwict county
" 1Ockius plaintiff
against
Bsnisnin small z.lpha small and John Pat.
tersOH, defendants
benjamin small and Iiipha snail his wife
viii take notice that they have been su.d aud 4
petition Ned against the IN anh Jnhn Patterson in
the district court Of sedgwiek County state .,
Kansas, 10y " torblns sssfinz fai IN that saii,
Brniami small and /ilPhs small DID On the xai
day 81 May. s ~ iS12 make their tsrafuta.s,ry
note to John Patterson fpr iva hundred ami .. ven
teen fs2i7 0gl dollars, PAYABLE in one year ftDsz
'hs fsis thereof. at The uffirs IT N " Cssi;ns
viih interest at " per cent per sstnua ffusn date
~ which cote the p'ainfiT In Akid aeffef, l. M
Owner and holder. snd that he sad gsujatHio
NfDall and LilF.a -nnsli gaze mortgage 70 Is.hH
fafter~yn, 70 sseufs tn syuisni Of said asas 90
lot one ~ and tive O. ADd eat half %! NJ B7fh-
~esi quarter - asciipn fvfBty four Cxf Il town
chip twenty Elk fei AMI range on- nj west rsss,-
tanning ~ sfrns, sDd pfHy ssg }ndsrTaHi against
saif Benjamin Small and Lii,ha anal for So n
sud Interest ihsfsan ~ u per cent sinar ths ri
~ May. ~ snf 80 sffsrns3 .fess and Thai asli
PTsfnissS b. OrfisFsG - b. saIf according 10 Isu
- m The szsa sums ~ fns.hHy AID tls sa.4
hcHjsfnip small and Z. lpss small sfe usii6.i 20
sIicar and nas~e' the f.fitfou "a or hrsyfs To-
isih aaJ 81 ~sptsfpi.sT is7z ~ Judgment xiii y.
taken ag4in-t them Aforesaid sna tbs sa8d
property ordered 70 be- s1i.
THATCHER A STEPHfN-
if-% Aiipfssgs for plaintiff
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Republican Central Committee

The members of the Sedgwick County Central
Committee are hereby notified TO meet nj Eagle
hall on Saturday, August the I'd, ls73, at O'Clock
p. m, for ihe superintendent of delegates of the
different townships, aud for the transaction Of
such other business as may come before the com
mttee 4 full attendance is desired.
BY order OF the committee.
G. W REEVES Sec'y
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Notice.

- LAND tftNtt
WfcEITA. KANSAS, July y, ISL
Complaint having been entered =; this osicv hy
A. T. rs 2 X X Go. against John W HART
for abandoning his pre-efnpftoa ding No,
Iii, dated sept -, ISL, prior o. withdrawal un-
der grant 70 same x X Co. upon thu northeast
quarter Of section 3, township NJ south rzaEr
west. IN >etigvtck eaanty, hanS4s, with Wow
b. the cancellation Of said entry ths said par
ties are hereby summoned e. aprar AZ THIS oitce
on tisr III iay Of August. tS.S. a. o'clock y.
N. to respond ami furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment
" : JENKINS, Register.
L } /. 2TrFIEIp, Receiver lf-H
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Partnership Dissolution

To whom IL may concern. Notice is hereby i.
en- that the partpsrsbip late y existing bstvFs 4
" Dawn and John u Walters was diE-alv ed an
The 18th day Of July, A - fs55
Nj debts owing Ia the said partnership ar. 4.
be received BY John X Walter. who risg on
the business, aud all debts ow ing by - - aid
partnership viii be settled and paid BY John II
Walters THOMA- DAVIS
JSo. II WALTERS
MIci liin- LuIN ,-ih La - :.
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Notice i hereby given. snd all persons are
warned against erecting sheds 90 booths.
ming horses or ia any WY occupying 90 u-ing the
tDllpwiug described prentice, adjoining thu
tpwurife Of wichita on the north, te-gIt III.
west hall aud the southeast fourth Of the northeast
quarter Of section l., township n range sa-t.
known "a the track
DOCTOR LtwELLLN
wichita July 18th lssl Il-H
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The prevailing fashion of dress has
given the Persian Shah every opper,u-
nifty TO compare the charms OF English
women with the attractions of his own
harem. and he has fairly succumbed.
admitting the feminine islanders to be
the more beautiful. He offered ESQ.,
coo apiece for three English ladies that
struck his fancy. he offer was not &C.
cepted.
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lECAlS.
County Treasurer's Sale Of School
andc

Notice j. hereby given that the undersigned,
tr 'asIirer OF Sedgwick county, state of Kansas,
vi II, ON Saturday, the 23d day Of August A u
1913, between the honrs OF J'ciack "a. IN. and
O'Clock D. m- sell NJ public sale, ~ my office,
wii1in The city of Wichita, ~edgwick county,
sta e. of Kansas, the following described school
fal a. IN legal subdiy visions. situated IN the county
Of ~rllrNsIrk Nmd afAfa Of kInan- ln-MIf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-31

The kansas state teachers associa-
ton Will be held in the city OF Ottawa
commencing August 18th. Reduced
rates have been secured from. most
aiiroads IN the state.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-31
Notice.

L. : LN~p oyrIcx,
Wichita, Kansas. July 5, 1873.
Complaint having been enfsrvd At TIL. once By
James NJ Ransom agains; James Rrown Tor
.han,ioa.n, hts homestead entry No. sSss. dated
March iith, iS-s. Upon the northeast quar-.
ter 90 section IL. township ~ south. rAnxe
4, The cancellation Of said entry, the said parties
are hereby summoned 20 appear nj ihis once On
the Isl day OF August, i>7j, ~ . CLOCK =
said alleged abandonment
J. G. gEDFiEiD, Receiver, liza
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Notice.

1 i'pn thr icrin- and condition. prescribed By tn
g. neral stHiuter of the state Of kan~as
4. JOiiSsDS. County Treasurer
" ichita Juiy 9Th iy.g ia
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Notice.
Notice.

Z. =. LAM VfFIttt 7
wIsmsA Kansas. July l.. ISIS
COMPLAINT having been entered at this once by
A T. as y. u X. Co. against thompson
for abandoning his presumption nisng NO -.
dated july L. ISL. prior "a Withdrawal unstrr
rrapt 10 ssid X X GO. uppa the southeast guar
ter OF section $. township ~ south, range west.
in scttewick county. Kansas, with avssw 10 me
cancellation VI said entry. the said parties arr
her~by summoned to appear At this once on the
sss ,isv Of August isS;. at O'Clock p. m, 10 re.
spond aud furnish testimony concerning SAID
alleged abandonment
W :. JENKINS, Register
J. REDFiELp. Receiver. S-u
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Pfopool..

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FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
FURNITURE STORE
REESE 81 SAWYER.
Carpenters, Designers and Builders

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his brother, and afterward rode to
afternoon. Elkins, in the meantime,
had it seems, been employed trying to
silence Mcdowell by threats and offers
of money to keep him quiet, failing i'm
which he sent him (McDowell) in COM
pany with Willis jackson, one of the
herders, to Austin, to procure sup
ply of provisions. Having no wagons,
they took their ponies and arrived at
Austin about O'Clock in the after
noon, made their purchases and left for
the camp at shutdown. Jackson re-
turned 10 camp alone about IL O'Clock
at night. and Mcdowell has not since
been seen. Williams left Austin at 5
O'Clock Sunday afternoon and was seen
late in the evening at the crossing of
the Nennescah, riding rapidly towards
Wichita. On Monday, two men arriv-
ed at the rancho and informed Elkins
that they had purchased the herd from
Williams who they said had left Wich-
tia on Sunday evening Elkins deliv-
cred the two thousand head Of cattle
and left for Wichita, after having fur
nished Jackson the means of making
his escape to the Territory. Mrs. Nc
DOwell, through the advice and assist
ance of Chas. Clifford and brother of
Austin, came to Wellington, as above
stated, arriving at about 8 o'clock
Monday evening, where she appeared
before Squire Van Smith, and made
affidavit in accordance with the facts
as we have stated whercupon the
justice issued a warrant for the appre-
hension of Williams, which was plac-
ed in the hands OF deputy sheriff Nc
Clclland, who lett at once for Wichita
accompanied by the father of young
Mcdowell, and a man who knew viii
liams by sight. Other parties left
Wellington on Tuesday morning for
Austin to ascertain if possible the fate
OF Mcdowell, and to give the whole
matter more thorough investigation.
At this writing none of the parties
have returned and we await further
developments.
LATER.
Since the foregoing was in type,
Sheriff McCIeland and party returned
from Wichita, having failed to find
Williams, who1eft the Douglas Aven-
ne house early Tuesday morning. Be-
fore leaving he entered Oh the hotel
register gone TO camp Upon arriy-
ing at Wellington the sheriff summon
ed a posse. and at sunrise Yesterday
morning he surrounded Williams
camp, and arrested j. A. Markum \.
Mercer, j. p. Smith. W. X. Lowry, L. |
Furgeson and - Butler, all Of whom
are in custody awaiting examination.
The two first named are charged with
being implicated in the murder of Nc
Dowel. The others claim to have no !
connection with TIE herd. Nineteen |
hundred head of cattle were taken on
an order of attachment, and are held a
few miles from town, pending the re-
suit Of a suit entered by Mrs. Mellow
ell against Williams for ten thousand /
dollars damages. McDowells pony |
has been discovered, and at this writ
ing large parties of citizens are search
ing for his remains. Williams, Elkins /
and Jackson are supposed to have fled
he country
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County TreasUr's Sale Of School
snde.

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W 80. 49,. al. ~ L. n 4
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80 2erarS

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el'.sf = v ststgs fi-ss
fel'-i !" 80 = h. Jall lath. lEl q. asIa Z.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-12
FlsherIss and FIoh cuItuTe.

PHILADELPHIA, December ll.--The Board of
Fish Commissioners Of New jersey and PennsyI-
VAnia were In seAaion to-day at the Continental
Hotel. Detects IN existing laws were discussed.
and the board were nnsnitAons that all Athsries
10 either State should be controlled by the Rame
laws. code wss drawn up which provides for
uniformity ia legislation no Law 10 90 into effect
unless eoneurTed in BY the legislatures Of both
States This ie 10 hs presented 70 the legislatures
this winter Regarding the fntrOductIon Of SAL
mon into the Delaware river, u was lakalsd that
commissioners intend 20 Introduce iOO0 go more
daring the coming spring. A Ftsolutl6uf recon-
mendlDR 70 the legislatures Of both States TO pro
ceed with stocking the Delaware with shad was
Donsurred In by the board
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-12
mE. F. kunkeI's Bitter Wine Of lror

has never been Known to fail in the cure OF weak
mesa attended With symptoms; indtsrosiuon 70 eA
OTIIon; loss Of memory dlncGly ot breathlhg
aeWeTal weakness: horror of disease: weak neIS .
an trom blinEs d. ead1ul horror OF death night
sEeats; cold feat weakness dimness oil VISION
lAnguoF; universal lassitude o. tke uscGIS
TEN an mOuS aP petite. with dyspepttc symptoms
bot hGadI; auS6ipE efthe bOSy drynS.s ot ne ,he
face purifying q. blood pain in he bac heaNl
nesI Of the ey frequent black spots nyine pc
fore the eyes With temporary sufusion and loss o.
siRht; want Of OgientiOn, etc. These SYMPTOMS all
arise from a WOakness. and 20 remedy that. use
II p KUSKH.I Bitter Wine of Iron. j never
fails. ThousanAb are now enjoying health VINO
AaVoa it. Take only Is. /, kUNGELs.
Beware Of cOuR terIeits and base immitatOns' sS
KunkepG Bitter Wine Of Iron is 50 well known al
ever the country druggists themselves make an
Imitation and tn 10 palm il of ON their customers
when they call u Kunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron,
KEnkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron is put up only 10
81 bottles, and hes yellow wrapper nicely ppt on
6hs outside, with the DropTietor's photograph on
ghe wrapper " each bottle. Always look for the
Thotograph on tie outside. aud you will alWaY De
suro TO Get the eonuine article.
Sold by all DHAggistS and dealers everywhere
deO2-9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-12
NEWARK ITEMS.

A LONG TERM OF sERvIcE-sERIoUs ACCIDENT
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
NEWARK, DEL. Dec IL, 1873.
On last Sabbath, the eth inst, the Rev. J. L.
Eallandigham commenced the 2lst year of his
abors as pastor Of the churches of White Clay
Creek and Head Of ChTistiana, for seven years OF
that time being pastor also Of the church In New
ark On Sabbath morning he preached at White
Clay Creek historical discourse, tracing the his
tory OF that church from its organization, some
one hundred and sixty years ago. down to the
PIC eat time, closing with tribHIe TO the memory
OF the sainted dead, aud some earnest suggestions
as TO the means OF perpetuatng aud increasing
the prosperity of the church.
Tne following statistics of the charge during
his twenty years pastOTate were also read Add
ed TO the communion of the church 6S5; 4S3 on
examination, and 1852 ON certificate, adult bap-
lisms 223, Intsnts 305, Marriages 100, Funerals
324.
On Wednesday night, Mrs. Chamberlain, an
aged lady Of this LOWE, tell down stnr at her re
sidence, and sustained serious Injuries This
morning her condition was such that her recov-
cry is scarcely hoped for. The unfortunate suff-
erer is the mother of Miss Chamberlain, Principal
of Newark Academy. NEWARK
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-12
TIVE CRY FlNAMcEs.
REPORT CF THE COMMITTEE TO WHOM Mr.. woo
LEY's -SU0dEsTIoNs WE'RE REFERRED

REPORT cF THE COMMITTEE TO WHOM Mr. WOOL
LEY'S -SUoGEsTIoNs WERE REFERRED.
The SaggestionS of Mr.. James Wcolley the
expert who u now engaged in examining past ac-
counts, and preparing q new set OF books for the
cltyin relation to various changes in the keeping
OF city accounts, were referred to q joint com
mites, consi1tihg Of The Finance COMMITTEE and
Messrs. VIM. 'Canby, Febiger and Adams. This
| COMMITTEES, at the meeting of City Council last
night, reported the following changes and regula-
tions:
The Treasurer alone shall occupy his Office and
be shall be allowed to transact only Office busl-
mesa there, during office houIs-from 0 A. M TO
| Z. NJ, and from to T. NJ.
The Treasurer shall make daily deposits, taking
duplicate certificates from the bank officers, one
OF which shalt be handed 10 the Auditor
The Treasurer shalt keep cash book. which he
shall balance daily.
The Auditor, Collectors Of lakes, and Reei. .rar
OF Water WOTks, shall also IN AXE daily deposits
In the same manner as the Treasurer, handing the
duplicate Teceipls from the bank officers I'd the
Treasurer.
The office Of the Auditor is eubiect TO the same
PROVISIONS as tho Treasurers o1tce, and the Office
hours are the same.
The Auditor, during the months of January
aud February, shall examine the Registrars books
tTi.Weekly, and weekly during other months: he
shall examine tile books OF the Collectors Of
Taxes tri- weekly during the months of July. Au-
gust and September, and weekly during the other
moRths of the year he shall examine the Citv-
Tnoaaurer's books weekly, and whenever olher-
wise required by the Finance Committee lie
AhAll report theSs examinations to Counc' zach
meeting night. I'D
The Auditor shall make Q copy OF the Interest
Lit, In . book l0R the purpo1e, which be mai
Keep An0 compare each month With the Trea-
suFee'S Interest List.
Al bills must ha presented to Council ON OF he
fore the 6rst day Of each month, Tor the ninth
preceding, for payment, (f approved) on tie
Tuesday following the second fhurSday of the
month.
Th0 Street Commissioner and the RagiatrAr nj
the Water Works shall pay the men 0mDlovad In
their EeOpectiVe departments, receiving chechn In
total for the same, from the Treasuref REM Il
done iog the purpose Of relieving the banks Oh the
trouhle OF cashing number Of checks for small
sump, prSsentOdby the workmsn in these depart.
mouts,
The payrOlIs Of salarisd officers shall BE- suAiect
to the sane EQUINE OF approval as are other oltims
and be paid ON the Tuesday following the Sspond
ThuFsday Of each monlh. 'OI'N
IL b proposed that the TFeasurer shall kahn a
day book, cash book, journal and ledger, In dddi.
ho1 70 ne auxiliary books now 10 uSs.
The Finance Committee, once in each ma oth
shAu examine the Auditors cash account. anI ~
port 70 the City Council.
Respectfully submitted, and signed by the Com.
mitteS. N''-
The ehoge report. as mentioned Ia our CouDciI
proceedings, vas adopted, and the Finance Con-
mitteo instructed 10 introduce amendments N iii
ordinances conflicting With the same. 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-12
symptoms of LIver compIalnt.

A sallow or yellow color OF skin, or yellOwish
brown spOts on The face aRd OthsT parts of the
body; 'Siulness and droWsiness with q frequent
headache; dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mOnIh,
dryness OF throat and internal heat; palpltation
in many cases dry, teasing cough, with sore
throat; unsteady appetite, raising OF food, chok-
ing sansatlOn in throat; distress, heavness bloat-
ed or full feeling about the stomach and sides,
pain in sides, back or breast aud about shoulders
collie, pain and soreness through bowels, with
heat; constipation alternating with diarrhoea /;
piles, hAtuence, neTvousness, eoldaess OF extrem-
tiles; rush OF blood to head, with symptoms of
apoplexy, numbDess Of limbs, especially 1t night !;
cold chills alternating with hot Aashes Kidney and
urinary dihicultes: dnllness low spirits, nnsocia-
billty and gloomy foFebOdings. OnIy few Of the
above symptoms are likely TO be present At one
time. All who use DR.. Pieree's All Ext or Col
den Medical Discovery for Liver Complaint and
its complications are loud In lie praise
4 CURE or LIVER DISEASE.
RusK. TEXAS, May ~, 1872
DIR. Il. V. PTERcK lt T., -
Dear SIR MY wife last year At this time was
confined 10 her bed with Chronic Liver Disease
i had one Of the best doctors 70 SEQ kaF, ana he
gave her up to die, when came upon some Of
your medicine. bought ons. bsttis and com
menced giving IT, She then weighed 80 lbs nov
she weighs l40 lbs, and Is robust and hearty She
has taken eight bottiesin all, 90 you see am an
advocate for your Medicines.
WIN. MEAzEL