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4 Quarryyille correspondent oithc Ian
caster Inquirer says: On last Saturday
night the religious services at Mt. Hope
were interrupted 10y very singular occur
renee. \ large number of the late con
verts were being admitted 10 membership
in the church, and while the ceremony
was going on, one OF them, Michael Fritz,
young man Of this place, was noticed to
lean against another in a flintinIcondili N.
He WAS Immediately removed TO the class
room, when he was found to be in an IN
concious State. There being no physician
present he was removed 10 his home,
where he is now living in the same state
only being rational al short periods. when
he can name any one present. but immedi-
atcly goes back iD1o an unconciOus state.
This Is a very strange case. and one that
is creating quite sensation. Mr. Friis
was married only few weeks 500. and
as-sccompanied by his wife at the time
OF the occurrences.
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1 ssIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Vim. Smith, Of Elkliek tp,, Somerset Co. Ps-,
having made n voluntary assignment Of all his es-
tate real and personal. TO the undersigned inrus,
for the benefit OF his creditors, notice is hereby
given TO all persons indebted to said VIM. Smith
TO make immediate paymsnt, and those having
claims will presen, them duly authenticated.
LEVI LlCHLlTER.
MARI Assignee.
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David Ssyl0r No el5 February Tern ls.3
to Voluntary assignment for the
W. IL Hay. Nbeneft Of creditors
And now % wit. 2sth Fcbrulry. 1874. On molten
Of Val Hay. ESQ. the Court appoint ]. o Kim
nlcl auditor % distribute the fgnd IN the hans Of
thereto
Extract from the record certified 2l March. ls74
z VI SCHROCK. Pro.
NOTICE.-Tbe undersigned will attend al the
Office Of Val Hay. ESQ. il Somerset borough. On
Friday. March q. 1s.4 to perform the duties ci.-
joined by the above commission-
! -. EIMWEL.
MARI AudIICr.
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Nwe Advertisements
DUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all persons stopping
st the Somerset House" il Sonerset borough.
Somerset county, Pa, viii be expected 10 make
payment for lodgings, entertainment, &c. TO the
undersigned, proprietor Of said house: that no
lease Of said properly has been made. and any
bosrde guest who has made, or herea fter makes
payment 10 any person or persons pretending 90
have a lease thereof. or ths agent of such person
or person, will be compelled to pay the amount
Owiag by said boardcr or guesttto the undersigned.
The House will, as herctof,9e, be condpcted by
the undersigned, and no effort will be spared TO
aft ri all possible accommodations TO toayders and
the travelling public generally.
mar25ls.4 DANIEL FLICK.
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PROFESSIONAL.

Dr. George Il. Fundenberg. of Cumberland,
Nd informs his friends that he has this day ssso-
eiated with himself in the practice Of medicine
and surgery. his son. DIR. Walter y. Fundenderg.
late the resident surgeon cf the New York Eye
and Ear Infrmary.
Special attention will be paid to the diseases Of
the Eve and Ear. MARI
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DUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell on the premises. On FIJI
day, April II. ls.4
Lot No. ., If Parker Rar,
In Somerset borough. fronting % feet On Maia
Gross street and extending veet alley - feet
Sale to commence al o'clock p. ii.
J. o. kINMEIA
marls Admr ot Geo. Parker, deed.
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adkins NrSERAt rorxr.
,.:::;sasgh & connsllsvills
RAILROAD.
rlrrl. Washington & Baltimore
.sSHORT LIME
ITERATION OF TINE.

..r.- SuuIay. Fehuary 18th, ,ls7s, Trains
-.tu.l Depart ana Arrive from Depot.
..--.--t yyater streets. as follows:
rr-rssU1.a-- TiNE- ARRIVE
faArn. McKCesport Ac-
-A- s.llaru cora ..-.....-6.45 am.
gmam. MckeespOrt Ac-
com -.......-1.5 .51 q m.
IlI5 an ". Newton Ae-
CON ..-..-.. .S;'s5 am.
sgrpm. Through TX. 900 an.
Conneilsville Ac-
a.-ip.u. CON 1900. .l0-50 am.
A. Nckeespurt Ac-
Nf''- ANN. rarn- 800. 1910 pm.
MkeesPort Ac-
-.-,. ..aa1.rn. c1In .----.-.- -2-o5 pm.
s- s-ll mn Tuiumtown Ac-
--1-- com ....... .6-ls p N.
- rrIspu. N'kccspvrt Ac-
- com .....-,s0 m.
90 nm. Thr,ugh Mal..e-2o pm.
West Newton
Church Train. 1905 am.
r1yTlg SkMLC. H0UGH,
AL STIt. Gen. Pass Ag't.
Ticket Office. - 5th Avenue.
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EsIate Of John Burkholder, late Of Summit tp.,
deceased.
Letters ;estamentary on the shove estate havirK
been granted TO the undersigned by the proper a1-
thOrity, notice is hereby given to those inteb;ed
to IL TO make immediate payment, and those hAy-
ing claims against II will present them 20 the IN
dersined 81 the residence ef the executor in SUM-
nit township On Saturday. May :. 1874
BERNARD MILLIR-
mar25 Execetor.
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THE SOMERSET HOUSE.

Having leased this magnificent and well known
Hotel property from Mrs L A. Flick, the under
signed takes pleasure in informing his friends and
the public generally that he will spare neither
pains nor expense TO make this house Al that
ceuld Re desired. Accommodating CLERKS and
oeliging walters will attend 20 the wants OF Gus
toners, aud the table will at all times be laden
with the best the market Affords Mr., g. H. IAy-
man Eay .; all times he found in the once.
mara5- u. LATAS.
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~ virtue &C suntry vri:s % TeaEifi5ai Ezgo
= IS issued uut OF &c Court of Common Fless Of
Somerset County P.r. and % me directed viii er-
pose 10 sale hy public OutcEy- at the CCur- House
in Somerset BoT. on AIu1-ay the 5-h day Of april
lS-4 81 o'clock P. II.
All the right, title. interest a1l claim OF Cfeor-c
Martin. or IN and q the follOTing described real
estate viz certain lota gruunG 81 uate in lest
Salisbury. Somerset county IA. and known as lot
No. l40 adjoining lrt Of John AcAllister on :ke
South ami lot No IL on the North and fronting On
Avenue 50 feet. ant extending West 80
dwelling house thereon erected. Si-h apperten2u-
ces. Taksn into execution cs The property Of
George Marin ~ the suii oi FcterS- Hay.
Also
All the right. tile. interest ami claim q Chris
;ian BaughalaI. q. IN and %. the following de-
s.rited real estate viz E,ur certain ioEs ol
ground situate il West Salisbury. Somerset Cour-
II Pa. csntai ining one half acre more or less be
ing lots Nos 10. l59 io3 and le-. with one story
plank dwelling hCuse thereon erected. aa1oiuins-
iots OF Daniel smaller on the SOUTH street oa
the Mes1. On the North. and llicv on tbs.
East, with apperteusnces. Taken in execu,ion
as the property q Christian Basgbman az the suis
of Z. :. Hay
All thc right. tile, interest and elaira Or J \.
Kiiteli q. in and % the following described real
estate viz. i certain lot OF ground situate IN
Meyerlalc Bur. Somerset county Pa c1nts inin.,
ao-e more OF less, a1leiniB- lots of NaDgie Ems
aH1 Ont q the Fast L. \ 4. Railrsad On the
with the appertenances- Taken in execution a.
the property Of J. A. kittcl at the suit oi fiiiii'
Hay use Of Val. Hay
OLIVER KNEPPER.
maTlS SheriH-
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

E.Iate Of Benjamin Hay late Of Bro, hersyalleytp.
decease-.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted 20 the Undersigned. notice Is
hereby given 10 thOsc indebted to tito make iTnme
diate pa ynent. and those having claims gansi il
10 present them duly authenticated for settlement
at the late residence Of said deceased on Saturday
May Is, 1874. FRANKLIN HAY.
q. y. wALkEA.
naril Administrators.
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Y A n T T D

~ - Represent
Our Fireside Friend We can give the
proper party good paying and easily worked
CASH BUSINESS. The tact and experience o. an
old agent is not needed 70 be successful. though
We have more experienced agents secured during
the past two years. working for US than any other
house in America. and they continue 70 work right
along, and make BIG salaries The secret is that
they offer the people BITTER inducements and
that We attend more PROMPTLY 70 their orders.
EMPLOYMENT for all. at your homes. Or
travelling foryOur leisure moments. " Jour entire
time. Our Combination beats the world. The
MOST for the money. you can make money
Profitable, honorable. eongeniaL sem yoIr ad-
dress AZ once and get cur novel plans ideas. etc.
get particulars, terms, etc. sent free. Address
WATERS CO. Publishers, Chicago.
deeS.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

lSy virtue Of a writ OF Levaria Facias. issucj
out of the Court of Common Pleas Of Somerset
County Pa. and 10 me directed. will sell by pub
lie osi-cry at the Court House in Somerset Bor..
on
Friday, April ION, 1874.
at O'Clock p m, al the right, tile interest an
claim Of David Ssylor ana John d. Saylor. Of, In
ami to the following described real estate, viz;
A certain lot o. ground situate IN Meyerslale
borough, Somerset county. Pa, and known as lot
No ~ said lot being 50 feet by 20 feet adjoining
on the north. lot No. ~ on the east, and
First street on the south, with two story frame
dwelling house thereon erected, with the appurte-
nances.
Taken in execution a, the property ofDarid Say
or and John ID. Ssyior ~ the quito Loren Morell.
OLIVER hNEPPER,
uar2S Sheriff
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p '-.L6E PARKER j. fitting up bis
.'l 70 ,Ac West end q Main Street
--. and handsome manner. when
7 he WEl have one OF tie ''cosi-
.-t i11Ms ia the town.
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Jazz palsy, sprains. swelings. caked-breasts. seads,
barns, sali-rheufn, ear-ache, Se upon the huIna D
frame and of strains, SPAWN, gals. &C. upon an
finals in one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. Theyare counter
irritant. all healing pain reliever. Cripples
throw away their cruiches, the lame walk poison
Diles are rendered harmless, and the wounded
are healed Hithoa.a scar. Il is no hunbug. The
recipe is Published around each bottle. They sell
article ever before sold. and they sell be
cause 1t doesJus; what they pretend 70 do. Those
who nov suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling
deserve 10 suffer If they will no, use Centsur Lin
imeai. More than Loco certificates Of remarkable
cures including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
gout running tumGTs, SC, have been received. We
will send circular containing certificates. the
recipe &c, gratis, 70 any one requesting IL. One
bottle Of the yellow wrapper Cen;aur Liniment is
worth hunired dollars for spawned or sweenied
horses and mules, or for screw worm in sheep
Stock owners-ihcse liniments worth your atten-
tiOn. No family should be withou; them. White
wrapper FOR family use;' yellow wrapper FOR an
inals. Soil by al Druggists. 50c per bottle;
large bottles 81 %. J. b. ROSES co. So Broad
way, New York
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4, - 80 t'A1roilcry sill he much used
"a anl silks during the spring.
~. muslin and baiisie dresses Of
e.. DE-, il rill bc remembered. is
L., eiei work 50 fashionable a few
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Ne,c Advertisements.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
A UDITORS' NOTICE.

Having been appointed suditor By the Orphan
Court of Somerset county, to distrioate the funds
In the hands OF David C. Scott administrator and
trustee of the estate Of James NJ Scott, deceased,
10 and among thsse legally entitled thereto, notice
is hereby given that will attend TO the duties OF
said appointment at my Once IN Somerset borough
on Tuesday, the 18th tay Of April next
7. q. OGLB,
mars Auditor.
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Ceutaur Ltufsnenf.

There is no pain watch the
Centaur Liniments will not re-
lieve, no swelling they will not
subdue, and no lameness which
they will not cure. This Is
strong language, but ii is trae.
They have produced more cures
Of rheumatism. neuralgia. lock
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WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER
NOTICE.
L. S. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL TAKES,
May !, 1874, to April 80, 1875.

The Law Of December -. ls72, requires every
person engaged in any business. avOcstion, or en-
pIoyment which renders him liable to 9 special
tax. 10 procure and place conspic1ously in his es
tablishInent or place of business stamp denoiing
the payment OF said special tax for the special
tax year beginning May l, 1874, before cormenc-
ing or continuing busness after April 50, 1874
The taxes embraced within the provisions OF the
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"a, ~. -. feelings as / experience
sa-l imagine. ! feel respondent
"a IT--l'eatling awful Was going TO
49, simmons Liver Regulator,
- allld such fcelinns
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DUBLIC SALE

OF March, ls74. at my residence, Patriot Street,
Somerset, Pa, the following property, via: Three
head OF horses, three sets double harness four
horse " gon. one two herse wagon. one hay rake.
one champion mower, one wind mill nearly new,
one Concord hack. one sled. five single plgws one
corn double shear plOE. eultivator. one shovel
plow. two harroHs, two coal stoves. double trees
spreaders and a variety Of other articles. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
marII W. W.H..PICING.
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~ s,,.E -ihE said a Young Main St
S-5S-S lalng his arm to a sensible
G. -, I. ue close of a prayer meet
d. si ~ evening. Not OF a gan
'<pre tglie'ly replied. and walked
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d sND SKINS. The highest cash
= FA De paid by me for al kinds Of
and SKINS
JOSIAH ZIMMERMAN.
Somerset. Pa.
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CLOSE CASH TRADE

will find 1t to their adysntags 10 call and lovk
through our stock.
Terms, Thirty days, aud Price 10.
Match.
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-''-L assortment of men and boy =
4, -is Ell be received at the Boot
--a Hat & Cap Store offs J. Cover,
III r. Noriwes, corner Of the Dia-
N-- and examine his stock.
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at mobiles. Gents Gaiters ever
---i . 1-r town are 20 he had at the
40 >hoe Emporium - Of Snyder K
= ---- examine. be convinced and
,'l-ss
---i-A1 excellent Farm near Jen-
d A-f,. Apply 10
DK CovoDE. VI. ID.
JUuuer Y Roads.
~rur.rssl- % y.
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~ hAEE THINK that a neglected
-. - may lead 10 serious conse-
4, =. ~ iae early stages Of Lung dis
Nishart's Pine Tree Tar
Nc-n always De relied upon.
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= -, - oyfs-I have inst received
-'+.-'t-p pAia number Of the best
< u, '''e' ever brought 10 this town
csr-.' and lie convinced. Also a
+" house furnishing goods.
Moan GAsFgEER.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Cstharine Parker late OF Somerset hor
deceased
Letters tes;amentary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the prop
er authority, notice Is hereby given 10 those In
debted 20 II 10 ma Ike immediate pa ynent and those
having claims against II will present them 70 the
undersigned at hi. residence On the lsth day u
April Is-4 q. r. PARKER.
marIl Executor
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VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT.

Joseph Chrisiper. Of Elkliek township, SOner-
set county, Pa BY deed Of assignment dated Feb
ruary Is Is-8 has assigned all his estate real and
personal 10 the undersigned in trust for the ben
eft Of his creditors Al.persons indebted TO the
said Joseph Christner will make immediate pay
ment and those having claims will make the same
known without delay.
DAVID HAY.
marll Assignee.
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4E-E .--.-laU; a. Laj.c-, Nissgs'
.aH-el's. Sb0c> and GaitcTs. are
Instantly Oh hand AZ Tie Boot X
(. ,.r.s.>. = Cover.
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---sUCE 0f The Peace is entitled to a
tl7re collars ;or performing the mar
- ceremony. II is OPTIONAL with the
aas'le- be- shah be permitted To kiss
--1a,.
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'is.-.i advise sll lovers ofthe bcauti-
3D.. Beuiarl & himmels 10 pur
% .l-i- l-yer seeds. The largcst and
f f o. flower and garden seeds in the
$50 t- found 90 their store.
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CHERIFF'S SALES.

marIs
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-E HLIgK BRICK , at V
tF- IS BROS Works. Building Brick,
p --s Pavement isick, Circular,
.-. -l- ,Huirr Brick.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

narIl
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The Lowest prices and the Largest Line Of the
above Goods in Western Pennsylvania. Orders
carefully filled and Acknowledged the dsy they
are received.
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4 UDITOR's NOTICE.

narls
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+ EGAL NOTICE.
DRIDGE BUILDERS NOTICE.

fel25
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SALE

MARI
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ro THE CITIZENS OF PEENSYLyANI

OLIvERKNEPPER.
raayIS Sheriff
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TIME TABLES

RI uINERALr roINr RAILROAD.
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.XECUTOR'S NOTICE.

fslsZ-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-11-19
The Ladies Aid Society.

/ A meeting was held At the NJ. L. Church
last Monday night, to devise ways and means
; to provide for the destitute in Sedgwtcli conn
ty. We were not furnished the minutes un-
Ill to-day Nv eduesday), too late for our
paper. but Mr.. Jane, l.. Dyer, who was pres
cnt, told as what wa, done. and furnished IL
with the principal resolution which he oiTere d
himself. and which read:
"ResoiJed: That the Ladies Aid Society OF
Wichita. be declared the nucleus Of tie Relief
Society Of sedgwicl, county"
Whatever may have been the object OF the
meeting. that resolution was right. To the
ladies belong the honor of taking the hr,t
steps. and 40 society should be organized in
in opposition TO theirs. God bless them and
their noble disinteres:cd work and sacrifices
Oar trusted tells Us that there will be some
thing like one hundred families in the county
needing aid this winter. 1t VIII take many
busy hands to DO the work. and many open
heart must respond TO the call Of the ladies
through their Society. II each voter in the
city would hut contribute dollar week to
the society the amount of good that these kind
hearted ladies would do, could hardly be esti-
mated. How many sad little hearts could be
made to leap with JOY, how many tear stained
cheeks glow with satisfaction. Stand by the
ladies in their noble work. If we do this one
and all, heartily and honestly, their will be no
necessity OF sending beggars east to cry
down our country, no need of sending
out items Of thousands OF papers monthly,
dep!oring our situation and asking
aims. Again we say the action OF the
meeting Was right in leaving the matter with
the Ladies Aid Society, and to their home
plan Of relief, and again we reiterate, heaven
bless them and their efforts.
We 90 TO Topeka to-day, to meet COM
mite of gentleman coming from every por
ton of the state. We shall, in submitting
report from Sedgwick county, tell Of the no.
bic efforts being made by our ladies', of their
Of the money they are raising,
Of the cases of destirution they are releaying,
Of the concert etc, and Of their responsibility
in receiving and distributing aid. knowing
how prone people are TO criticise and find
fault, We were sorry to learn that the state
had designated us as one Of its
but rather than dodge the response
bility, we shall go forward in the discharge of
the duties of the position, and in harmony
with the ladies society.
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The newest effort in the line of manufacture
made in Wichita, Is in the soap line, and the
effort i Il, successful a. new. a splendid ar
uce Of hard or bar soap l. being made IN
town. which ia making good sud,. gets Away
with The store article decidedly. Han A smith.
butchers, on Main Street, are the agent, tor
it, sale
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Col. Stewart informs US that the information
we had received regarding Mr., Ellsworth is
incorrect; that he received letter from him
a few days since and that he was well and
busy freirhfinp 70 Sill
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such Of our farmers IN this or adjoining
counties as would like to exchange broom
corn for ready made brooms can be accommo-
dated by ID. II. Miller, broom maker, Wich-
ita. See advertisement
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SheriH's Sale.

Cx,hArs5e z CeaEsy
George " D-5zs- y
Ii.trsc. C.surz l5,A JGlltlat Tss,ss-.. -e4gsses
tSna.y hszs&s
B. vtz7ns q az order q ssSc Sss3e-i esi Il Ne
District COAT affhe seSh Jisesa Isstrsrf .isfEzS
N and for --tgvtes ronEtY hAzsss sa~r.In
Cs,hariae - Coassy !. pisizsss sas t,.srrs v
Itysssev & aefcDdsEf, Eli3. 90 Asnzsay 10 5ssh
.sy q DszsEzse-, a - i-zs hefz-~E n. bsess
Of 10 's5sck a. n All c'elaeS 70 lhs
cozrths-s-e door !E ~ cstF 81 u esifa. Orr fsr
sale a. peeitc EsscttoE. - ~ ssse.t tAess- fa-
cssh II hand al tne "a kf. ilts- kE1 izt~rssf e
TIE Defendant tsso-Es "A Des.y y zA1 - IT, ssi-
tgsIsz ts-erls--t pref-rry. ts-Esf
Ios. Az txe ND IT, h1ff e to rs-:A
we-f q1zr-er u ->rtssz No p. = HEEs5sP NJ
= -ogih u rzns. NJ ! ez-f. as -~-s-s3ss
cozEsT Arc STATE 81 kAnsss. x.s ssfTalssrs Al ~ o.
per sfrs sad rszl F-cPsrrF = sst9es egsSr N.
pryy~rry Of 4.4eal.xas tseszrsr " D9aes All VII
b 80 n safssfr sasd order Of s2le
saeri45s Once Ttcss.s. NOT 80, A p -
rs H. MASSEY, sse.ts
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The editor OF this paper started for Topeka
This morning, in conformity with request
from the State Central Aid Committee, armed
with documents and figures.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-11-19

The teachers OF scdgwick county will bear
in mind the public examination at the county
superintendent Office next Saturday. notice
OF which will be found elsewhere.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-11-19

roll of new carpet, cut but not made up,
was picked up in the city last Sunday by Mr..
Kcnde, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying chagres.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-11-19

}. A. Sohn, who has been acting rs assistant
deputy post master for some time, leaves this
morning for his old home, Liberty Center,
Ohio. Jake ; "A good boy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-11-19

W. b. Mead returned from New York City
this week, looking splendid. He says he had
a real enjoyable time among his old friends
and acquantances living in ihc metropolis OF
Atnprip,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-11-19

4 son OF \ W Cahrn. formerly Of this Sly,
was killed las! Saturday at Junction City By
kicks upon the head from a vicious pony.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-11-19

Judge W. l.. Campbell returned home from
Howard county Saturday, where he had been
holding the fall term OF court In the election
over there everything was lost sight of except
the question of division, and even in that it is
hard to tell the result, although the chances
are that the county will be divided.