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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
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THE PORTUGUESE INSTRUMENTATION MoBToN-yIs-
IrINQ INDIANS.
WAsHINaToN, Dec. TO-
Bcnjamsn Moran, secretary of Legation at
London, has been appointed minister TO Portugal.
Senator Morton appeared in the Senate, to-
day looking better than for several years past.
A delegation of the Navajoe Indians, from
New Mexico, visited the Executive Mansion at
noon, and had an interview with the President.
He expressed himself pleased with their friend
liness and habits of industry and dosire to ac-
quire education.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
[From our Late Editions of Yesterday
The nEoure RepubIIcam Cencus.

NO COMING TOGETHER PROBABLE FoR SOME DAYS
BETTER FEELING AMONG REPUBLICANS.
IN. Y. Times special, to-day.l
WAaHIHeToN, Dec. 10.
The House caucus, which 1t was announced
would be held Monday night, and which it was
understood had been called, has not yet come
together, and probably will not meet for some
time. There is feeling that it is not safe just
now to bring the discordant elements together,
and the preliminary work Of caucusing is done
by private canyassing among members of the
House. There is good deal of activity exerted
by several of the most prominent Republicans,
who are using all the means in their power to
harmonize and conciliate views, especially on the
Southern question and on the finances. The
temper of the House has been materially modi-
fed since the beginning of the session, and is
much better than it was reported to be before
the assembling of Congress-. There is now con-
siderable hope that all the Republicans will be
brought to act together upon some policy cal
culated to aid in retrieving the political disss-
ters of the year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
The Iron Trade.

cuRrAILMENT OF pRoDucTIoH-rHE sUBJEoT uN-
DER CONFEDERATION BY 1HE MANUFACTURERS, IN
PHlLADELi HIA
Especial Dispatch to the New York Times.l
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 10.
A private meeting Of the committee OF the
pig-iron branch of the American Iron
and Steel Association, appointed at the
last convention, was held this evening at Asso-
ciation Rooms for the purpose OF consultation
and the adoption of plan for the curtailment OF
production with view OF reyivlng the trade.
The situation was discussed and particular
stress WAS laid upon the exorbitant price OF coal,
which has such ap important influence upon the
profits of producers. The trade in all its branch
es was treated of and various remedies for the
existing state affairs were suggested, but flr-
ther than this nothing could be given anthorlta-
tivelv by the Secretary.
II in believed. however that stringent and eff
fectual measures will be adopted. Should the
manufacturers refuse to act decislvely the roll
ing mill men Will conclude that they are ioath te
act and unwilling TO encounter the responsi'
bility Of any circumstances that may at
tend their conclusions An extensive pro
dnoer states that resolutions will be in
troduced at the next meeting requesting
the association TO adopt plan by which, II three.
fourths of the members agree, a reduction or
productiop shall be made, and 30 maintain sta
bility in price. If the specified three-fourths
agree to this proposition general action VIII DC
decided upon, reservng the right, however 70
any member to withdraw from the concerted ae
ton. He also declares that an arrangement vii
be proposed by which production will be de
creased one-half.
II is Thought that, in view of the fact that thu
imports iust now exceed the exports, and of thu
general depression in all branches Of business
that 80 many of the railroads Of the country ar
passing into the hands of receivers, that as th'
decrease of exports and the excess OF imports
have been more perceptible during the past min
weeks than heretofore, a recommendation wi
be made 10 Congress that an additional duty 0
twenty per cent be levied on all imports for
number of years to come, as well as Increased ia
on luynrieB.
Another meeting will be held to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
IS DOES HE LOVE ME-"

An elegant CHRoMo In IS colors-size 10 by 20 ;
or, MEMORIAL HALL, Centennial Art Gallery In
coors-sze 81 by 21,gven to each annual subscriber
to the . . . -- --
COMING EVENT AND CENTENNIAL GAZETTE
Published weekly on Friday. 90 50 year In ad-
vance. Address MACK a BRADAN, Publishers
No. II N. SIXTH ST, Philadelphia
SPECIMEN COPIES MAILED FREE ON APPLl-
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
Enmber geaIfrs.

nURE ALLsPICE, GLOVES, CHINA
/ mon and Cayenne Pepper low at yu,,.,
II r. FOURTH ST. thed 'FRONT.'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
Transit OF Venus.

sucuEssFuI OBSERVATION AT SEVERAL POINTS.
LONDON, Dec. 10.
The Transit OF Venus was successfully obsery-
cd at Hobart-town, Adelaide, Melbourne, and at
points in India, China and Japan.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
IJs,p Aausrtistmeuts.
TNEAS RETAILED AT IMPORTERS
Il PRICES,

-
TNEAS RETAILED AT IMPORTERS
l. PRICES,
BY THE
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO..
sal Arch Street. cor Second and Coates Streets and
o2l $. Second st f, Philadelphia, Pa.
This is an organization Of capitalists to
IMPORT AND DISTRIBUTE TEAS
for one small profit saving the consumer all profits
Of middlemen. We control large part of the best
teas brought to this country which are sold only by
ourselves. Persons buying OF other dealers do 80 to
their own disadvantage. Our houses In China and
Japan have the very best facilities of selecting,
which gives us great advantages. We have estab-
lished stores for distributing teas In all the prin-
cipal cities OF the United States. We give to our
customersa
BEAUTIFUL OIL CHRoMO,
(taken from the richest gems, OF American and
Foreign artsts) which, II bought at picture stores,
would cost much more than the price of the Tea.
These cnromos are present to our customers.
All goods sold warranted to give perfect satisfac-
tlon or the money refunded.
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.
S8l Arch Street. cor scond and oates Streets, and
621 s. Secona street, Philadelphia, Pa.
nUQn au
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
Ra,iroad Accident.

TWO CARS UPSET AND Blk pAssENGERs rsJu ED.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.
Two passenger cars on the Connelsyille Rail
Road were upset, last evening, by the breaking
Of chair plate. Six passengers were injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
New York.

ARGUMENT ON THE BILL OF PARTICULARS BEGUN.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
Argument to show cause why bill of particu-
lars should not be granted in the Tilton-Beech-
case commenced this morning,in Brooklyn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
Ehe COOtie Trade.
pUa IN pkaaAaF

NUMEROUS DEATHS IN PASSAGE.
LONDON Dec. TO-
The ship TsJarshire, which has arrived at
Demarara with coolies, had 50 deaths ON the pas
sage. Ship Golden Fleece which has srriyed at
Trinidad, lost 27 coolies on the passage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11

NTORK FOR ALL AT HOME, MALE
w or female; &85 per week, day or evening. No
Capital. We send valuable package OF goods by
mall free Address with ten cent return stamp M.
YOUNG, 173 Greenwich st., N. Y. novl6-4w
TANTED-AGENTS FOR THE BEST
w selling Prize stationary Package out. Sam
pie package, postpaid, fof Bc. Circulars free. D..
BRIDE 1851 broadway, New York. noy16-4w
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IL by c. W. Gleason, M. d. A magnificent volume
OF 4ss octave pages-beautifully Illustrated and ele
gantly bound. Contains matter Just adapted to the
wants OF every family. over 2oO engraylngs. One
three days and another 20 in four days. AGENTS
WANTED. Circulars free. Address at once Il. N.
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new subscribers from now to end OF 1876.
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Gives 400 Pictures costing thousands OF dollars
yearly; stories, sketches, poems, editorials and
news. Complete family weekly at LOW PRICE
THE PAPER TO CANVASS Folt. Takes at Sight
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canvass. Agents write for terms. Specimen copies
free. subscription price 81 80 per year; Address
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No 1850 Nassau Street, New York, or 14OS Chest
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No capital required. Particulars and valuable saul
pie sent free. Address with cent return stamp G..
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A GENTS $4,000 BOXEa CHANG
IA Charg sold last month. Enables any one to
polish snirs collars and cuffs, equal TO new. Costs
only cent to do large ironing and preserves the
linen, necessary as soap and sells at sight Men,
Women, Boys and Girls furnished with steady en-
poy ent, particulars free. An elegant cnromo
given with each box for 35 cents. CHANG CHAfd
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cuRTAILMENT OF PRoDucTIoN-1HE sUBJEoT uN-
DER CONFEDERATION BY THE MANUFACTURERS, IN
PHlLADELi HIA.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Tlmes.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
CANCER CAN BE CURED

900 PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW
OOO and Second hand, OF first-class makers
will be sold at Lower Prices for cash. or on install
ments or for rent In city or country, during these
hard times and the Holidays,by HORACE WATEhS
Il son, 4I Broadway, than ever before on req IN
Scale Pianos and Concerto Organs. Illustrated
Catalogues mailed. Great Inducements TO the trade.
large discount to Teachers, Ministers, Churches,
Lodges Schools, etc noy5O-4w
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-26
Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
Scdgwick County.
In the District Court Of the county of Sedy-
wick, state Of Kansas.
NJ. Lindey Lee, Plaintiff,
".
Lycurgus Dunlap. Mary
Dunlap and W. u. San
dcr-. defendants.
The above named Lycurgus Dunlap and Mary
Dunlap are hereby notified that they have been
sued by the above named plaintiff in the above
named court. and unless they answer the petit
ton against them filed by the said plaintiff in
said action in the Office ofthe clerk ofsaid court
by the I'D day OF April. a ID 1874. the said
petition will be taken as true. and Judgment
will be rendered against them in said action
for the sum OF 800 with interest from August
10th. A. u. 1872. nj the rate of twelve per
cent. per annum and an attorneys fee Of $780,
and for the sale Of the south half of the north
east quarter of the northeast quarter of see
ton twcnty-three. in township twenty-five.
range one west. in the county OF Sedgwick
state of Kansas, under a mortgage 10 satisfy
the same in accordance with the PRAYER Of said
petition.
March 9th. 1874.
49, Slnss & Dyer, Plaintiff attorneys.
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A GOOD BARGAIN.

NO. 3JJ-lGp acres, miles southwest OF town,
watered by the Cow>kin. Price ESQ.
NO. s1e-ao acres. II miles north Of town.
Price ESQ.
NO. 3i4-lG0 acres. miles northeast "i town
u acres in cultivation. and hedge
rows broke. Prize. $50.
10. si5-io acres. II miles cast of town. a
.pieniil residence ioesiion. Fficc
$500. part cash and balance on time.
40. 3iC-iso acres good land, , miles north
west Of Wichita some Improvements.
Price S,5D.
40 sI7-A GOOD stock or agricultural farm
1920 acres with 800 acrc- of timber
entire tract wster-d hy th. Little Ar
kansas anil enclosed with wire fence
100 acres in cultivation > mile. north
of Wichita. Price els per acre, part
ca-l aud balance on time, secured on
land
NO. 3is-IGe acres, 6 miles northeast 81 town,
10 acre. under cultivation and house
l2xlt. Price $500.
No 3ia-s arr.- adjoinln. the city Of Wichita,
40 rod. cas-; Of depot. Price ESQ.
NO. 33D-North~est quarter Of the northeast
auarter and northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter Of section 81. town
ship D. range east. containing 50
acres Price SO.
NO 324-Isn acres. nsTth"a-t quarter 81 -sc-
ton 9. township q. range ! west. ~
acres in c,Iii,t alton. lZTIt frame bou-e.
I'VE milcs norihwes, of town. Price
$500.
40 s2g-fe0 arre- southwest quarter 81 SEE
ton H. township -. range east. ~
acres in c4iltiy alton, h.lse. stable AMI
well. ig1 choice fruit tree. In good COR
.ii,ion. ~ mile northeast % Wichita
Price tiSs.
40. sss-l.G acres. mils- north ~ iHEH. -
acres Of timber hou-e. stable AMI vel,
and Saterri bv the Arkansas river.
Price $40 one-haH ca.h and bal
ane. in two and four months time.
no .sl-Eas, half Of section :. township 2.
range / we.i. ; acre. IN cultivation.
hedge row. broke. miles wet 81
wichita Price sl3f1
40. ;,2-is- S,-l11 acre. ar-t bottom p a-f'.
brs.. 2 mice frnm this rsly nGriii-
east quarter o. section ;. lawn =. !
eat. Price $50
No ss.-lfa acres ART bottom isnd. y srrs.
brske. 4 uil.s from iAi. city. south
sa.f quarter q -scilcn - tQtEn =, J
east. Prsee ali 20 arr.
NJ. ssa--Ifg acres frsi tsatt1ru- y afres ir9ff.
house Iaxl4. -. uii-s ireiB this rity ;
.sutAgss-i qsar'.a 81 -eefina =. tovS
>. ran.e eat. i'flce -.
40 s-T-lt.a srre- .eraui trtisss. " arff.
brgks. win good Ezfer. = faiis- ir.'r
mi. e.fy. ral,e. fran > pasO Pre-
..a southeast 9iarfsf - secii@r =.
;ows -. rsH&s eat
80 %-a-1fs} acre. Gysf bottom - sffss broke
hot;.< fgtii four Hsslss frafz ifiss ciiy /.
.s:g:f.-rs~f f-87fter = -ecissa II. itss q
vet i'f5ee goo.
So Northwest quarter Il ssetie.s = fSa -
.l,s.s g. range 5 vet. 81 bitten isa.l
r,.s;s. l-asa thi. clfy Fries ="
Sn 20 srrss - zerss = FzEssssl fifsIf',-
e .sT4-. nvsisr rtg'fissfisu; iss~ frarne
hor-@ vita tsfizr us5k h9H-~ i.x@ 3
hes.e rpg. - zruf:fd .sepi 'ssas
.fae,ts. - frrff tires 90 faisss5lfl
e7-ek -c--i ,ssfAz cres& r14n'ssaz
,hfQa.h szsl tzs-s 3ttas tss seisfss-
.sss q,ssarisr .; .sr;sgs u. go lssiiss =
rzasg ~ss;. c rei'.s fress flss CT
Pre- il-q
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS.
Sedgwick county.
In the District Court Of Sedgwick county,
state of Kansas.
Mrs. Amy G. smith, Plaintiff,
John G.. Glenn and VIM. ID.
Sanders, defendants.
The above named John Glenn is hereby no.
titled that he has been sued by the above
named plaintiff IN the above named court aud
unless he answer the petition Of said plaintiff
against him filed in said action. in the Office of
the clerk of said court, by the 23d day Of April.
4. ID. 1874. the said petition will be taken as
true. and iud gment rendered against him in
said action for the sum OF 500 with interest
from july Seth, 1872. at the rate Of twelve per
cent. per anntm. and an attorneys fee Of 500;
and for the sale of the west half of the north
west quarter of section twenty mine, in town
ship twenty-eight. range one east, and the un-
iii, ided half OF lots six and seven in section
fifteen; and lot one IN section twenty
two, township twenty-cigbt, range one
east. in the county Of Sedgwick, state of Kan
sa-. under Il mortgage. to satisfy the same in
accordance with the prayer OF said petition.
March 9th. 1874.
49-4 Sluss Il Dyer plaintiff : attorneys.
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TIE STATE OF KANSAS,
Sed.wick County,
District Court 18th Judicial District, Sedg-
wick County. Kansas.
). l. Davidson, Plaintiff,
vs..
Perry NJ Barnes, Eliza
beth Barne. an W. Z. Nc
Clure 4 Co., defendants.
Bv virtue OF an order Of sale Issued out OF
the district court Of the 18TH judicial district,
sitting in and for Sedgwick county, Kansas,
wherein :. l.. Davidson is plaintiff. and Perry
NJ. Barnes, Elizabeth Barnes and W. Z. Me
Clurc & Co. are defendants, will. on Satur-
day the 25th day OF April. A. u. 1874. at the
court house door. in the city of Wichita. offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand. all the right. title and interest
Of the defendants. Perry VI. Barnes. Elizabeth
Barnes and W. L. Mcclure X Co. in and TO
the following described real property. to-wit
Lot number twenty-three (s3l. on Court
street, in the city of Wichita. Scdgwics county.
Kansas.
Said real property will be sold as the Prop
erfy of the defendants. Perry NJ. Barnes, Eliza
beth Barnes aud ". 4. Mcclure x Co, 10 sat
isfy said order of sale.
Sheriff. Office. Wichita. March 18th, A. u.
1874.
=. II. MASSEY. Sheriff,
Sat Sedgwick county. kansl.
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w. &. Woodman, who 10 now in
Chicago buying goods, writes to his
son tom :" Get up and dust. Make
speedy and complete arrangements for
most elaborate stock. The ruinous
prices at which we have been enabled
TO purchase has induced the selection
of a heavy stock. Your future atten-
ton being devoted exclusively to dry
goods, clothing, shoes and hats, / shall
expect . good account from your de-
partment. As you know my motto,
Goods are made to sell" expect you
TO do it, and xs low or . little lower
than any other man.
N. h. have purchased case Of full
madden 81 and Ga prints that you will
sell ut eight cents.
WIN. c. WooDMAN.
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Sheriff Sale.

District court 18Th Judicial district of the
state Of Kansas. in and for Sedgwick county.
Shellabarger i Leidigh, Plaintiffs,
vs..
James McCulloch, administrator
Of II. ii. Lindsay, deceased. Annie
l. Lindsay Robert Lindsay, James
Arment. defendants.
BY virtue of an ordsr OF sale issued out OF
the district court Of the 18th judicial district,
sitting in and for Sedswick county. Kansas.
wherein Shellabarger and. Leidigh are plaintiff.
and James McCulloch, administrator OF II. IL
Lindsay. deceased, Annie l.. Lindsay, Robert
Lindsay, James Arnent defendants, l will. on
Thursday, the 10th day OF April. A. ID. 1874, n,
two O'Clock p. M. at the court house door in
the city of Wichita, Sed ywick county. Kansas,
offer for sale ut public auction. to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title and
interest Of the defendants James McCulloch,
administrator Of IL. II. Lindsay. deceased, An
ME l.. Lindsay, Robert Lindsay and Jane,
Arment, in and to the following described real
property. tO-wit:
The north half % Of the southeast quarter
number twenty-seven 60 south of range
number two ~ east; ana lots number thirty
two (3e), thirty-iour (34), thirty-six 1867. and
thrty-eight (3S). on Water street, In the town
Of Wichita, county of Ssdgwick, and state Of
Kansas.
Said real property will be sold AS the prop
erty OF defendant James McCaoch admins
traitor of II. ii. Lindsay. deceased, Annie L.
Lindsay, Robert Lindsay and James Arnent,
TO satisfy said order OF sale.
Sheriff 5 office, Wichita, Kansas, March 18th,
1874. L. II. MASSEY, Sheriff,
49-4 Sedgwick county Kansas.
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Publication Motto,

STATE OF KANSAS, =.
Scdgwirk County.
In the District Court Of Sedgwick county,
state Of Kansas.
N. LindIey Lee, Plaintiff,
".
J. +. Hayden. Rosa Hay
den and VIM. ID. Sanders.
dete nIauts.
The above named J. r. Hayden and Rosa
Hayden are hereby notified that they have
been sued by the above named plaintiff in the
above named court, and that unless they an
swcr the petition of said plaintiff against them
filed in said action IN the office OF the clerk ot
said court. by the sd day Of April. :. T.. 1874,
the said petition will be taken a. true. and
Judgment viii be rendered against them In said
action Tor the sum Of 500 and interest fgom
the 10Th day Of August. a u. 1872, Il the rate
Of twelve per cent. per annum, and an litor-
neys' fec Of 500; aud Tor the sale Of the north
east quarter t. Of section number twenty
three (23l in township number twenty mine,
range three % west, In the county Of Sclg-
wick. state OF Kansas. under a mortgage to
safi>f. the same, in accordance with the prayer
OF -aid petition.
March 9th, 1874.
4a-+ >u-, & Dyer. attorneys for plaintiff.
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Matte Gaylord, 'thc great lady lcct-
urer and traveller" is the next sensa-
ton promised us. This evening. pri-
waite letter informs us, she will hold
forth in Wichita. We have not the
pleasure Of Mattic's acquaintance, in
fact, never heard of her before: but
our respect for the sex compcls us TO
say while Wichita if not sensational is
nothing, vet we can't be picked up by
dead beats, even if tcmptingly dressed
in calico. Matte may be the most dis
tinguished tourist, noted lady travel
Ter and successful lecturer the world
ever saw, but il takes money to adver-
tise in the EAGLE. "Nickcis." nv dear
girl is what we want. whisky" is
what's the matter with us, and an
evenings dose of Mattic's crusade
might prove beneficial TO our town,
but as long as she charges for her pan
acea, she should be willing to pay for
her advertising. Hoping that Nattic's
audience may be as thin as her pay,
aud that her cheek does not exceed
that of her agents, We gratuitously
wish her bon roydoe.
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Greeley Township.

This township is situated in the ex-
treme northwest corner of the county.
1t is rapidly settling up with an excel
lent class of people, cnterprising. intel
ligent and clever. The EAGLE has lots
of readers up there. straight-out re-
publicans and solid grangers, and we
feel al interest in their welfare Hope
grange in that township held feast
the other day As testimonial regard
for Mrs. Durrand, who starts east on g
visit to her friends in a few days. Tha,
the feast was excellent aud the occasion
an enjoyable one we are convinced from
the box Of delicacies sent all the way
down to this Office. May we hear often
from Greeley township.
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Asslgnee's Sale.

No5ics = hsr4ty giveR. that on THURSDAY.
Apui is;a. IA 81 ie O'Clock a IN. al ny Of
Ese. NJ. % Main street. WichitA. >~d-vicS
coAriy ksn.s- VIZ oscr f,r .4le 4 pubic
sayiion iac fofaowir. real estate. situated IN
>e,isw1cs county. na1sas. tG-wit;
The south bali II ,hs northwest quarter
sHd the noTra hal; Of ths southwest quarter Of
section uHmi-er f-ycnty-oBe 81. tn Township
rgm.seT Iwcn.T-uiae -. .oEtA OF raaze NJ H.
Der iwe : west containing ore hundred and
-iX;y acre, ofi4nd-slblect 70 mortgage % tour
hundred sad any doi.ar-. Esade br n & Mann
and " Re 10 J 4. >Shn. due March IL. fs7..
y, A MITCHELL
Assignee % IL. c Mani
wichita. March f9ia. ia. 10
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No. 5.J-6;0 acre. being the whole Of srstiuH
Z. iewuship -. range ! wet good
bpuse and stable I1p acre. 10 riiltiya-
tiDn. - acre. la timber nnd waistsI
by the ArkaH-a> river; 4 miles from
po-tofir. and church. Pie. 10 per
acre. vii. trade TT eaitc.
40. 5sl- Northeast quarter 81 section 4. t5un-
ship -, range vest - affes IN cub
tistipn; fss fnest sud - friia tree
planted; b0u-r 1919. Price Sig pet
acre
40. 3sc.-llo acre. on C0s,sk Ia creek z. acre.
timber. = % eiIitis alton. and sell y o.
tered. Prize 100.
NJ. 2&-Ngrths ct quarter Of ssetisn ",
~ yn.hlp p. range ! wer: 10 asfc-
animprosed. Price si1
no. 5s,-igj acre. al The mouth n spring
creek ~ zefr. tii4issT. = ~ ellitis -
tlon. md ~atrrsd ~ <prihg creek q
good sts,k farm. fr.ss e. per aets.
80 3ss-ile acre.. the soufhcass gffzffar ~
section .. township -. rauzr Wss; &
unimprvssd. Friey "a"
NO. 2ss- Northe7s; aHsfieT ~ seeiion & ias D
ship =. range us-i T. asfes In esi-
iisstssa Pf;ee -.
tuils. southeast rs Ni'iiiis. Psi@r ~
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