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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-20
BAR DOCKET.


nan n~CxET.
District Cesrs, DssspAaa Cs.nsy.
First Day.
Cri.issl.
IN. STAT. ~
. TSs s,.,. -. william orr;., 1ohn.,o, T., a..
c.. AUG ''~'o Vs. ""'~'" "A'' '"""''on luz INC
, tn. Stat. Harry 1.u,rd Io,,.,. e.. -.
tn. Cat. =. M.r,i. Mummy Ioh,,,,, q, s,,..
W. a IN r.. " ''' AP"'' "o""''" luz S'a'e
Civil Dsekes.
s wos.dsnn N. Irvine The CITY If Atehison Hor.
70. ~" ns !" :" n -. !, nav N'n. 70, otI
for pf; wood ODriscolI Guthrie Price and Webb foy
drft W.
l. Isaac Beaver va Shepherd Failes ct al Opri.coll
IT.. W." 81 c.. e. ~" 80,
and william. for phi Perry for deft "'e'' A'''"
q J,u.. = nr,,.r =, tn. 9, Ia. .ncp r.
Trnn-pt Perry and Price for nj a. Dmiph.p and H.HLin:
for ieft
TO- The St Joe d. c. R. r. Co. Va. James T.. DRYDEN.
Donphan and ar kius for f Trnurut Perry and Price
G.,
""" D"y'
II. Joel p; Blair va The ST joe d. C. R. R. Co.
Ferry anu johnston iof P' IL Dnphan and Hawkins for
"e'
Mn Man, wo"Gw % va y. joe a, y; =. X: TX Co
=, "s..,.- W. -. I.n-. ~ -. ' "'. -
-, IhAI'es ~: 'onsn w 'o"" u c"ih"uh- "ohhson
H. CT Jone. VS.. The St joe D. c. r. r. Co. Price
webb and Irnnent Tor p H. Doniphan and Hawkins for
IT.. G.
p s"nn ra ;nha nS 100 .ps ~ AZ n L. u"
&c - =, C..p.,.u :. IT,. 9.
~ 10 .amrs m nsanP"en ". ne S' Sge u =. n X
q" IsnS s loe and Webb f"r III Doniphan and
II H.F. Kant. VI. John Afford. Wool for plh: Stout
80 -
,s s Mn,cnm Ar Ma'"m0er vs. John Afford Wood fur
u. Silas W. and W; H. Leonard vs. Calvert Monroe
i'rice and webb Tor p' liz" Ferry for d-ft
%. S. A. Hackley Detroit Bridge and Iron Works.
Dreaming and Guthrie TOR plf Price Webb and Perry
Tor d-it
ihrd Ddy.
~. II. N. Ciaggett VS. ! X Willis Ct al Guthrie and
Me'eale i"' ~ u, o''' ana "hek ,or DEL !"
d nIrn"ns ""thrr' free ana Webb Tor pi Ferry Tor
nJ p ~ 10 pp s W ". sSt al "o'a
y, - -. a ~" " a
p; am Will, -, n,T b. W. a. I, ho"o'n' e'
o. C. c. Hyatt vs. X. K. Stout, Wood and Guthrie for
PHI; Perry for delft
p;sss AL WsS far n W. Samuel Nee'e
"a The Grover Baker Sewing Machine C" vs..
iaz"em rArr' ., D. "es.' 'or n; 1'o"N ,or ae' l.
81 IhS%a. BannsT F1 S y, d. h. Lind ct al Dren
'ns w p ~ ~ " ~ ~
20. +. LYMAN. guardian Va. NJ. B. Brown ct al. t;uth.
RE for PIN; Price and Webb for drfts
r...,l H.,
ii. T. T. Aston Vs. L. T. Gordon.
n Rachael Mauritza i, Va W w. Moore ct al Seaver
and Perry for prf Keith for delta
II b. F. Henderson ct al administrator. vs.. J"shua
wall for Ms fnce "eoo Dr"c'i ana tray Tor del t.
. 81. Malone ErPer.nn VI. Z L. Morse ct al Perry
~ p ms Is. &C.. "sc %s anu D "e. z
norman Price and webb for pi Doniphan and Hawk
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Csssesis Ia than q substitute for Castor on 1t
Is the only s article In existence which ia certain
simulate the food regulate the bowels oc and
produce natural sleep contains neither miner.ls
phine alcohol and IL pleasant to take Children need
not cry and mothers may rest febi3yl.
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ASTH M A..

TIE nhserslrss sre Nssuf.sssFsy's Agssss fsr 4 ".
ResAs eelsbssssA ASTHMA kKIER, - bsss rsosdy isr
ehse n1ssy reluDseA The nsdetne 2 ~ ~ h thrss
aases vhieb ressa ~ 6e S. and n F1nns re1fffing
prjee vm NV DE- nsdiciDs ssnt free b. nj express
llss samples sess ffee - - v6 des1A BfHkID9k
TCLLEk CO, Rome. " n tcttowl
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~ Gus. Hamilton. Of the Leavenworth Commercial
gave call last week He Ia Of the oldest typos
the State.
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r. District Court commences herr next Monday, an
win continue two weeks We publish the Bar Docket
this weeks Issue.
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A. F. & A. M.

XXX WHITE CLOUD LONiE. No 1s A. r. & A.
~ NJ, meets at their Hail. third tory "f Weeks
Building the Levee Wednesday night b~for~
the Full Moon in each mmth and every weeks there.
after. 4 NJ. WILLIAMS, W. NJ
e. W. SHEKvE Sec'y.
SMITHTON LODGE No. I. A. +. l. A. NJ. meets at
their Hail. In Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon and every weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited.
T. ]. vANDERSLICE, W. NJ
W. TREvErT. Sec
MASONIC.-Troy Lodge No s. A. r. and A. Masons
meet at their Hall Monday evenings before the full
each month and the second Saturday night there
after. T.. q. BRIDGES W. NJ
p. s. SOPER Secretary.
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r. Prof. Banfeld. Of Leavenworth. Prof Haynes. Of
Topeka and Rev Winfield Scott Of Leavenworth arc In
attendance at the Teacher Institute.
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AeRIcuLruRAL wAREHousE-S F. Amsbury the old
standby Of Highland has quit backsmhinr and Ia
giving all his the sale Of farming Implements
He has opened fnIl stock at Highland and ohers
the most approved patterns Of Rsapers Mover
Cuvators Drills Pows Threshers and al descriptions
Of agricultural implements; also every variety Of field
seeds For hrstclsss goods and fair Prices give him
call See his advertisement
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Isseressias - Farmer.

The citizens II the County whs propose planting orch
ar will End il to their advantage give their patronaes
E Snyder If the Prairie Nurseres Highland vhe
keep perhaps the largest stock in the State and fur
nish them low rates the class Of Be
purchased a from any Of the leading Nurseries Of the
try Mr. s has had long experieoce in tho business in
this County. and has thorough knowledge Of all the vsr
cites adapted this climate Parties who deal with him
may be assured that al orders will be filed with the variety
wanted He keeps everything Be found in Arstciaaa
Nursery and socits the patronage Of the public Apply
to the proprietor,
E.sNYDER. Highland Ka.sAA
Or to C. G. BlIpeEs Troy. nly ll-tf
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Notice.

Notice.
UyHE uudersigned having been spDsntsd as.fg.ee d
the arm Of n r. Fish Co, this = b Dstify an pr
sons no arr indebted n the cd hrn - Os 80 sese
up immediately. and ave costs
February % is73-3w-
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II Hon. Byron Sherry Criminal Judge Of Leavenworti
County, called in last Friday He was on his way to Ma
rysville by easy stages Of twenty miles per day.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-20

~ The youngest child Of Judge Price. Of this place
died Suddenly in St. Joseph last week. while Mr~ Prc
there visit her sister We understand that tn
disease Spotted Fever.
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- Price Raid So,dirrs. call on me and get yoar Scrip
csshed- viii collees an kinds Of Government Clama
Pensions Bnunsies &c. Agent for Ph9si1 Fire Insurance
Company Justice Of the Peace: Notary Public Real n
tate and Claim Agent WIN be h Troy every Monday.
Ew. STRATTON,
Doniphan Kaa
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NVV1CC HUE DHVVHCVs
In the District Court the Second judicial District 1t the
State Kansas sitting within and for Dsniphan County
Jane. Kelley, Plaintiff
Russnsi Kelley }Def.,d.pt
CAID Defendant Ruhinah Kelley . resident Of the
STAT Of Kanaas will take notice that said Plain
til James Kelley has aed In the Distrct Court 70, po.i
phas County Ksnsa his pettoe .e.inst her said
and snnul the marriage enntraet subsistng between him
and said defendant and alleging ground for divorce
viIfl abandonment for than last past Said
defendant further take notice that she mnst answer os
denur said petition before the 9Th day Of March
D. l67a o. aid petition viii be taken confessed and
Judgment resdered accordingly for divorce
Dated February 1s71
Attest: FRANK BDoWx, District CleTk-
February Il 1s734w. Frs fee Ho
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Notice.
District Conn, DnsipAss Coy. K@A
Cs1hsrine Beeier, Fafnti6

sNoau, Dnophno 10y, 49,
Csaharine Bseier, PlafntiG
Jobn 8 Besler EmfIy Bjxbv sod her hns-
hsnd " o. n Bixby. George II. BeelsS. and
Hannah lane Beeler miDnrs over Hyesr}
OF aee, AbrzD L Bseley, sD6 Lewts BeeL
81. 0d rTaDk Beslpv, DfD,n under
yesn q age, N hsin II VIM ID Beeler.
decsassd johnson and 0Ts z Dodge DefsDdsnfs>
KseA ~ sad dsfesdssss notified that shey have been
snsa Pst.e !. rti.ioc 10 :Ss. .;, ssst ne.
By the pi.n6l Of hslove March h is3 OF the petit
ton will be taken srue sDd jnGmest rendered sec"e
ingly that partitions If estate in said Donfphas County
Kansaa Described ciIsva via The south eaas ar o.
Section Ma 10 ths DsssA vess " Of Section Ne q the
srsh ha Nd ssssA e.ss snsss go qr ofssesm
set -. q .osss .efgr q sscses Nn w., = IswHsy
Ees.i-s-Hf .. and La No. : Bib. @. Lot. ys.S -
1e-f9 Bnek O. Lot. Mas 1919 Aoek - 0ax
Deeu1s, - nsde in ipteFsse - 6nows- - y. p.
Jehnssa half Il ssesA vese q. ss.sse - plain
III three Ssarihs AZ south ease o. o and oas
AN 4 "a sshsr psos.Fsy: = Aeae. Emily
Hxby eecL b. Bsslsr, Hannah - 1ee3eS Abrsn /.
Bsels, Lssis Besasr - In.k - re e ~ exeept
- M n 1Fsh q esG - I'D half u south
60 ar q Setiss 10 - he-an drfesda.ss nv inter>
eft stAsrv4se thai oss:yeRrsieea
fsbruary q HcA1v- rrS1se ~
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For CARDS TIcKHrs RLANKs CIRCULARS &c
come 10 Ne Chg cGios.
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LOG T-yincent Lodge. No. l64. meets every Frida,
night in Odd Fellow HALL e. Lrands stnre. Troy
Kansas. A W. BEAL.E W. {. T.
JOHN MAQUILKEN. W. Sec.
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y Tho body Of . boy. much decayed was found float
ing In the river short distance above ST. Joseph las
week II identified a. the Of Mr.. Brown Of Whit
Cloud who fell from hatboat at that place in Decem
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u The farmers are already busy pIowing. We sup
pose the pohen hill sides will bear little more thawng
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II The notion that schoolmarDs arc, - rule. Nc
~ may do for countries but not for Donphan coan
~. The town lie full of handsome achoei belong
ing to this County.
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~ The Falls City Accommodation was resumed on
the Atobison and Nebraska Road Monday. To the peo
nile living on road from Falls City south this Ia the
Greatest of any train the road for they
ca nor 20 SOUTH attend business and return On tho
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-20

~ In eur article last week On the White Cloud
schoos we were in saying the fourth room was
not seated 1t is seated and furnished in the same se
n, The other rooms ready for occupancy At any time
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II The Sheriff last week, sod two engines ut Eiwood
belonging the ST. Joseph and Denver and the ST. Joseph
and Topeka Railroads execution for the personal aIes
Of these Raads this County. They hid Oh at just
the amount Of and costs by Milton Tootle and Dud
lev Steele Doniphan County is the only County thus
far that has made its taxes that Road
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BaPgafos fer the Pe0ple-D00ss aa6 eA0es
Lower than the Lowess, for Cash.
Ny stock Is large and having bought directly from the
factories am determined give sucient Inducements
to cash buyers to attract the trade Of the whole County
mean no Bunkum," but will convince all who favor
me with call, by giving them the Agures II makes no
difference how get goods whether they stolen.
given to me or are bankrupt stocks sell them lower
than anybody else and get money: the people will Be-
satsaed and know will don't o6rr any extra induce
ments except for eah but those who have little Of
the needful le can say in the language Of one older
than myself: Come and see me and will do you good
Ny Spring stock will be large and varied In styles and
qualities also prepared manufacture order and
do repairing.
~ Remember the place-near south west Pub
Lie SQUARE. Troy, sign Of the Big Red Boot"
C. G. Bridges
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r. The Committees Of the vinss Of the Republi.
party in Wolf River Township have united in call
for Cssgentioa n nominate Township ticket very
sensible move and one that shosd be initiated by the
County Genital Committees next Fall
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~J c. Pierce's Livery Stable. 1t White Cloud. is
t in full blast and he remains master Of the field Tho
last attempt to run him ont has just played and the
stock h.s been cold under the hammer.
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Sheriff. Sale.
f Sc4I1.s ec c1 xAHsAs 3~
In the District Court Dosiphan County State Il Ka
John Elledse. Plaintiff
Arnold Adler 4
Sophia Adler. DefendantA
AyOTICE IL hereby given that will Tie 31eb day q
March, A. D. 1874 At o'clock. p. Il, Al MD day. at
of the Court House. IN the city 81 Iuy -
ouiphzn County If KansaA otr P ssbc, II public
auction for cash. the following described raj esste -
Wit: Lot No no) in Block No i've. - = Ne ssfE.sa
town of Troy Doniphan County,, KsoDs- 1AkeR the
property Of Arnold Adler and Sophia Adler - s4ed
Tor sale To the highest bidder for cash - at certain
Judgment and costa record IN the District Court Tor
Doniphan County in the State Of Kasa0 n which jobs
B. EiIedce plaintiff and Arnold Adler I'D Sophia AAsr
d~fcndznfs
Given under my hand, this 3sth day q Fehr1ry A. D.
fs73 SAMUEL XAQCIL1EN.
Sbsri4 Of Duaipha1 County.
Feb~uary q. lss3-sw. Fsfee, -
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~ Allen and Levi Thacker. Of Richardson County,
Nebraska goabead mill were In town this week
They understand buneaa know the value OF PRINT
er's ink and have all the business they car Co.
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y Ara Lucy Whitman wife Of John Whitman. Of
white CiosA died suddenly, Wednesday Of last week
She vas taken III shortly before noon and died the
evening. The funssai took place Thursday.
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Two Do1IAR s YkAR IN ADVANCE Payment should be
strictly in advance otherwise the nate Of . per year
TiII be charged at the discretion OF mo repisncr.
A1vertd9d1ag Rates.
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Fourth Day.

81. T. T. Aston L. Z. Gordon.
II Rachael Mauritzus W. W. Moore ct al. Seaver
and Perry for plf; Keith for delta
II h. f. Henderson ct al. administrator. J"shua
Saunders ct al Guthrie Metcae. Everest and Greena-
walt for p s Price Webb ODriscsll and Gray for drfts
"a. Malone & Erpersun z. L. Morse al Perry
for pl'fs: Price. webb and Wood for defts.
IS. Frank Ore The St joe & D. G. r. R Co. Zim-
norman Price and Webb for prn DUniphan and Hawk
inns for dcft
%. John Ruffng The st. Joe & d. C. X. r. Co Zm-
Norman Price and Webb for plf Doniphan and Hawk
ins for delft.
81. T. NJ Hamilton J. p. and ". l. Blair. Price
and Webb for PIN Johnston for defts.
, 1873-03-29
TOWN OFFICERS.

Probability t1int Nominations W4ll &c
R1nhc by tho LibcrnlA md Demo-
Crntb TEaiN Afternoon.
Tho Liboraland Democratic Central Commit
teesheM D joint meotingin the Council chamber,
last evening, for tho purpose Of advising with
reference to the selection Of town of1lcerH. Tho
lobby was full Of woud-bo candidates for Con-
stable. a1r, Mckinley, Chairman of the Liberal
Committee, presided. Mr., Feldthauaen was
elected Secretary.
a discussion ensued, Which proved that thero
was some Misunderstanding i'll regard to tho call
for the meeting. Dlnny soomed to regard it as
general meeting Of citizcns, and could not bo
induced to relnqnish that idoa.
Ftr. Aliclaelson moved that the Committee nd
O'Clock.
Mr.. Smith hoped tho tax-payorp generally
would DO invited 10 attend any Subsequent ,neet-
Ing. It was timo tlnt Chicago removed tho
stigma now attached to hor, and ACQUIRED honest
GeHtad tlat committee bo appointed to
make nominations and to report at meeting to
be held in the Council cAamber this evening.
Mr.. Doyden offered tho following:
steo residing In each division Of the City nre rcquea
ID to confer logeher, and il thought poase to report
uitable names ls candidates to 10 voted for at the
oming election md that The Eai1 committee report
Iher nttson st this place, at o'clock to1norro at
which time and place the Taxpayers, together with Tho
ty prrss invited to confer with and raty said
lomtnetlhna. =,
l1r. nIcnugh hoped tho resolution would not
Bs, but ttA5 oulnmitteo Of flYo respectable
;ti2cns from each ward would bo appointed to
make nominations for town ofllcora for tho South
side. Tho voters Of tho North ap1 West towns
lad already malc thoir nominations.
Mr. Silver suggested tllat tho Committee nd
ollrn, aud that tic tax-payera present organize
nd malte nominations.
Dir. NIichaelson said thcro WAS not d quorum
II tho Committee prcaont, and no action talSeu
would DO binding. Thoy could do nothing but
djourn. g.,
Mr.. Mcclure claimcl TINT no motion could be
mt by tho Chairman in tic absonco Of the quo
nm or tho Committee, Lenco !" tho meeting was
Ao property Of. the gontlomon .prosont to do
It'll it III iloy Hnw fit."
The resolutions Of lIr. Doyden were adopted,
nd tho meeting adjourned 1t Appeared to bo
ndesstooa that ONLY South Town olslcera wore to
. enominatcd at tho meeting this AFTERNOON.
There will DO a meeting Of taxpayers Of tho
lest Division Mt No. 145 WcHt Mnaiaou streot, Mt
o'clock this afternoon, to noainuto town ofll-
, 1873-03-29
NEWS FROM TAHITI.
Arrival In Chicago Of Two Gentlemen from
tho South raclflo Ocean.
Interesting Facts Concerning tho Island Of Tahiti
and It's Inhabitants.

Monsieur g. Marrlco OommiusuIro Of tho
Tahitlon Marine, and Monsieur A1hor, paymaater
Of tic Fronch n,an-of~war yandrouil, nrrivcd In
thts city yesterday from Tahiti. vla San Fran-
cisco, and mado their headquarters ut tho Clifton
uouac, cornor OF wost Washington and Halatca
ptrocts.. From tlon tho following interesting
facts concerning this South Pacific island woro
obtained.
TAHITI, tho CHIEF island Of the Society Islands,
Ia situated half way botweon tho Sandwich
islands aud tho Figeo' islands, in tho southern
Paoihc, nnd Is 5000 miloa from San Francisco.
Tho island hns about 5000 inhnbitants Of whom
5000 nre Erlropeaus and Americans, noatly NOR
ohants wlilotho rest aro natives, better known aB
Canaquos. No longor than forty yeara ago thoso
Canaques woro llorco cannibnls, and their groat-
est delight consisted in brcakfasting and dining
On choice piece Of roaHt Inau or brolod woman,
while their dresses were nndo OF tho aanlo ma-
terial, only littlo darkor In color, and Of
tho Ba1no pattern, as those Of Adam md
Evo; but since tint tl1no they 1lavo,
through contact with Europeans, become ooa-
derably more Civilized. They nro now living
raw l6ll and bread-fruit, which is worry nbnnd-
ant, mud on Wild hogs, which largely abound on
also considerably progressed, ting men now
willie tic women oil droas III loose white gowns.
> Both mon md women wear largo, coarse straw
hats. They are very flno-looking aud power
fully-built raco, Of light bronco color, tho women
botig exceedingly boantlfnl. Canaquos mover
leave tl1eir homoH, and their chief amuHenlont,
In fact their only ono, ie kind Of Wild -aanco,
called tho "OupA ouEs," which Is similar to tho
Fronch ca,,-can, ind tho Spanish fandango.
Tho Island is under tho protoctorato Of
Trance, but is ruled BY Canaquo Quoon, named
Pomnre all tho Talition Queens having boon
oallod BY that nnmo from time imnlomorial. sho
has three song, tue eldest Of whom Is tho heir
apparent, and rcjnicoa in tho romantic nnno
Of Ariano. The oiiofs Of districts aro also
Canaqucs, but all tho othor officials, such M
Governor, ohief-Justico, Collector q AeYenno,
Assessor, aud Postmaster, aro Fronchmon.
Tho Qnoon, as well MS most Of tho French off,
cinls, have thoir residence n the City OF papeo-
teo, the capital Of Tahiti. Tho housos OF papee-
tee aro all of,wood, oxcopt tho Queen's phlaco
and tho Governors house, which, aro Of stone;
Carpenter's are worry scarce on tho islnnu, and
for that ycason wood is Lown md imported,
rcady TO set up, from San Francisco. The island
, 1873-03-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED. ,

ItlfAA EdS1-AAd w 4aN115kts
1WAHTED-4GT TO 1DQ AUltEY, CHEAP FOR CASH,
mt TO p1ceed ~ miles IRON ChicaYn. AddrasB a.
BROWN. aiD South Clnrkvt. {D.. j. Ko1n's otacc}.
15TANTED-BY TIt UESDi;I.II & NROWN, rs WEST
~ Mndlsanst t-propcsty Of all kinds for aalo sont;
hayo buyers for barxa!ns. '7''
lWANrED-OoTTAGK AND lot, SUBURBAN.
" Owaors call OIL ]. j. WAlSER. 63South WHtor.st
IAFANT1sD-VFE WANT F0lI CUSTOMER con.
" lot Ut nbout 1U foot, within roo blocks OF L-
coin par for business purposes: ,ust DO u ht II
takan hand lowest ptca and tersaa to HESS WIllI-
fiY CO., ll5 Lajalla.st.
ITANrED: EAST or HTATE.sT;. .AND SOUTH
OF Twoth houso and lot worth Ru, 019 to S10 O1,
TsihuHs oaeo.
WTANvED-l0T0 % AOREa WllLI. LOCATED FOR
H. s,lilsi1'on w rAy 4rt Gaat and llanhsomS s!ieur-
~ 0LASallost.
WANTED -FOn BpE0IAI. OUAVOafEIi, MODIsNN
hpss 1,d RI nsstl q r. G9 to to 0
WANrl:DI, PARTIES HAVING. BIa.u9, ,TO $?9. 90
Ulhrkst.. Rounn u aud 10. "
lVAETI:p-io on 20 ACHES WEST. or -0ITY
~ ,sm!!s noss S!aesoa,s. q Az. (. rsofor
lVANrED-llOUSI, AND FEW, ACRES, FOR
pasy. Address H. lt!hlso niTvs. -''' "'' >N''"'
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sas!slactivn Elyun+ Addrusa ri TwontS.Aftlst.
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YONuEs, LEGALLY OBTAINED. FEE AFTER
iacree ttYttta aYn,ol; uino years. pTaclleo in tho
~ Of Uhlcayn. Aldrp.4P. q. Box 1881
DIVORCE, No FEF-DfVORUEs LEGALLY
abtnined for cauzcyi all law business attepaoh u.
t, Or addres1, ROOM g. Bi7 outh ClaEk.st. Inclose
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j. Swedish gir, Emma llInrklan tjau 81, ut tho
oornof q osa1aos nnd e do hsspwork
4bnMtB to the undersigned, 0bYe j. j. pTiEliSEN
Iii North Alast. "
on1o for th9 coinpany Of lAnl would eko tnaku tho
o. Young tnsttt,at Ao gould MAYO cum.
drAst Y ~, Tribune oltlou
, 1873-03-29

Spn1nHtregscs.
IxCANTED-AYOUNtiI LADY WHO NDEI1SrANDS
" cutting and tting ladics' drcssos. Appl7 at III