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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-24

Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS.
LkANkNwckTH COUNTY, So
In the district Court in and fer scsd County
The Mrs Valley Lie iusurancsl
ComfsL!, tisiuun,
John Sense ndeIiev and IanisI L.
A.th1ny, DEFENDANTS
70 Joia Ssnsendert:r, enc Of tie a5ore named
DejendaRts:
VoU ~,ii take nori.e, that lou have been sued
4 ngeiher With banei X. An houy in Tue
uislrict curt Of &c. first JudisiA Dstr,t Of the
otz.e o. AsLs>x, sitJDg ara lor lnr c,un.v al
eavel worth, IA d that me ieutcn the SAID suis
- Ei,d Ia the encs of lue CIerS oil Inc sac
t,ut ON The 2otn day OF NovsI.ter, =. a. is,s
and tnst 'he saiu sui. IS nov peIdiug and that
You are 'eeuies 10 -nswer VI aemar 10 The said
fetition IN or before The Flat osy OF January A.
D. 1879, CT The Ia Petition be TAI. n, t,ue
snd Judgment viii be rendered syaipst YOU ,or
ire sum VI s:e0c.ee, ard inter, st uUm september
IA, A. D. 1873, us0n Jour pIomissory note Of
thai dat 'or the sum of q ADD lpier, 81 from
dte al seven e. cent per znhup,, LAY able 10 The
cider o. inc deIendAnt Daniel H. Anthony che
year Afef Gate, which note has been endorsed by
TIE 81 Daniel X. Anthony, and by him Irans.
fcrred 10 the Pi.intn, and S2.vU ex,epse of pro-
.ssins 'ne s.d no'e, ana si2cu W Profess damages
executed by you 10 the defendant, Daniel Il. A.
tlony, beAIins dAte OF the 2znu uay of >speme,r
- - 'S'", " 'eSu &c tue pay men. OF ne ssid
missoiy ho'e anu In crest. upon the folio . ing
de-enbed reAA estate, situA e, lying aud being IN
| the county Of LsasehwoIh and state Of Kausa,
h ing AL that uast land situated in the cav of
| Lesvenwortn an. describsd IS follows. conm.pe-
| ING al he north west Man ana DE a are
| streets III tie city Of Lsayenworth III, nee moth
on the west line OF Main street SIXTY sia toS teet
thence west en- line parallel viii DeA. are street
hi'y Elk t5oi 'eet; thence uc.-- n a line psra.,
with Nam street, thirty O1 ieet thence west or
4 line parallel with D~ia~- ret SIX fel ,e,:
AMI .sa toJ inches thence south on lin. .nsr.II,l
win Nala siieei NM ~ siA (yoJ f~t 10 he uur Ia
| lhe oil DeiA~afe street. thence on said north
h1. OF Delaware street u the place OF b ginning
W. be iorseiosed, aud sid n; sged premi ,es
so. iol .he pay mert Of the money due upon the
sa" Pfomiss"sy ho e, and interest, and 81 ~ en-
pens VI protest, and era. 10 protest damages and
Costs Of sut, Aud that the defendants AID IN per-
| sons Calming under them or either of Them. be
forever BARRED a'd foreeiosed of all right, tie In
tee.t hnu equity oil redemption OF in the said
hoftyaSeu Premises, rom ard after the sid sale.
anu Una. the pure AT the SAID sale be let into
Inc po< Vi the said morIsaged premises.
HUkD MON kuE
WI fiaiItlt's Attorneys.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EcGstGfs If I LIS!
MoiSai's EhssnIx LIT ters =!
Pages Cii-cy Ec-oi!!
fbrr, . complete r,-i,y t:rS:. and have
cared mere =. s"as .-sr- -ecd Tor
humanity, than any u asr re- cine sTcr offered to
the people.
MOFTAT'S LIFE PILLS
are purely Vegetable. Ties AZ: On tie Liver,
epel NJ the ducts. and r. .tos ing te baS 20 per.
feet health, ard n. eli ID ~ TO c.ta Nervous
and Sick heaesrie- East vsrss>. d sySrsia. lndi-
eeStiOa, JsanuUe. i.,r arc ls..acs COMPLAINTS,
Colds SruYvy- G,l.Fgi ~" s1JsS- sever A,ue.
EOFTAcSS ] ..1.tiN EiI rs
eorrec; the seere; ,nE, cf lssy Sc.Sci. I'D are .
sure cure for nysreps;s, Nervousness. Sleepless-
neas, Female ;elsiu a. Ncss p. Debility &c.
PAGES CiiaAx SALsE
n com por nd ct lr~iS. " ! msnl her extracts
and hsisa ms. We warrant. toe, - Ss-ofcla and
Salt EktEm, u scr Secs -iCi, i.2>' lite. GILL.
6lains, Ccvnx. lhfs Mcss 'ion ~ the lives. Broken
Breasts, sore Nippies. Gus. Bruises. urns, Seaids
and Az C1taneo7> biS"csss. ca r.aI or beast. II
allays paanmsfi"r. srbdpe> all paip. and heals
without y scar. I: Il vo-ih ~ weight In gold 70
every family, and SHOULD always be on hand.
II Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. p. MILLS, sole Proprietor,
SIS Liberty stIeet, New IsxAs
octsS-7
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Retributive Justice has an apt illustra-
ton in the tragic death of William Mosher
and Joseph Douglass, the abductors Of lit
tie Charlie Ross Pictures of the scene of
the combat, published herewith, have a
tenfold interest to the public because of the
confessed connection Of these desperadoes
with the stealing Of Charlie Ross. The
story is familiar to all men. The boy was
abducted in July last while playing in the
street near his fathers residence in Ger
mantown, suburb of Philadelphia. Now
il transpires that the police were at last on
the right track and had for weeks been en-
deavoring to effect the arrest of the two
burglars whose death forms the subject of
the present sketch.
Bay ridge, the scene of the tragedy of
Monday, is sifuated. on the brink of the Up
per Bay, on the bluff that rises from the
waters edge The residence of Judge Van
Brunt and that of his brother, J. Homes
Van Bruut, are on the shore-road, about 4
mile from the boat-landing. They are sep
arated only by q small strip Of lawn. Az .
precaution against marauders Judge Van
Brunt, previous 70 the vacation of the
house for the winter, caused it to be connec-
ted with that Of his brother by burglar
alarm telegraph. The sounding of this
alarm Monday morning proved to be the
death-knell Of Moeher and Douglas. The
picture Of the rear Of the house shows the
location Of the cellar-door from which the
men emerged when the presence Of Mr.. Van
Brunt and his aids was made known. 1t
was here they fired At the watchers, and
were first wounded The combat was con-
tinued in the court yard, where Moeher and
tho younger Van Brunt fought hand to
hand. II was life or death with either Of
them, and night triumphed. With his pis-
tol am shattered By blow from the shot
gun, which severed the barrel from the
stock, the desperate burglar csayed for the
FINAL time to discharge his pissol With the
aid Of his left hand. he defiant oath
hissed forth 1t his failure was his Last
word tie ejaculation was cut short BY q
bullet, and ke SeA 20 the ground dead
man. Almost 1t the same instant Nh COM
paniea met similar fate scarcely ten yards
distaat.-M. r Gr.P&ie.
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An Inquiry.
FORT HARKER, Dec. 20, 1874.

FORT HARKER, Dec. ~, ISL
CD. d. Z. An'hony, Leapenmorth, Kas.
DEAR SIR: We hear of aid and relief
being extended to the grasshopper refugees
OF Kansas, in money, provisions and clothes;
but, a. vet, they have not realized any bene-
fits from either. They live in hopes, how
ever. l speak only of my own county, as
not having received anything in the way of
provisions, and can assure you they are
in need, and quite a number of them are
entirely destitute. Please do not be offended
with me Tor making this statement. have
been requested to drop YOU line by num-
Der who are are in want, and there seems to
he lack OF energy on the part Of our peo-
pie, to take the matter in hand. Will you
please see what can be done, and advise me
fin the matter? Your truly,
GEO. HEUYCK.
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BIsMARcK WORRIED.

The Won Amim case has virtually been
decided against Bismarck and the govern
ment. This fact will strengthen the cause
OF the Catholic church, and corresponding
ly diminish the power of the government.
Indeed, the Premier seems TO have already
recognized the critical position in which he
is placed He presents a sensitivenes.
that is not Characteristic.
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ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

To INVEST FEW DOLLARS, WITH POS
siBLE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS, Is Of
FEREo BY THE DISAPPOINTMENT OF PUB
Lie LIBRARY OF KY, TO THE 9Th Of
FEBRUARY, NEXT, OF THEIR FIFTH AND
lat CONCEET AND DRAWING. TIE
MANAGEMENT ARE PLEDGED To THE
RETURN OF THE MONEY If THE DRAW
ING SHOULD NOT CONE OFF AT The LAY
NOW APPOINTED.
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Assignee's Notice.
LEAyEx WORTH CRY, KAssAs-
SoTemher 2ith. lsfi

LEAv8s WORTH CIfY, hASSAo I
Soyember 2ith, lsfi
NOTICE i. hsrsby given TO al the creditors OF
~ Jane. Wilson, Of i.a1enwortE City, Kan
s.s, that vili, on
at my once. No. si5 Delaware street. in the city
OF L.-zssnvo IN, and county Of Lea,en worth, In
the stale Of Kansas, proseed, publicly, 70 seju-f
.,d allow demon . sxsirst he esIste and fleets
Ass ue. o NE by said ia Wilson, ior tbs en-
snt OF all his ers.iiturs
sssonos:a W00DwARp. As.ignss
- Jsu>ss Wilaoa uosn-v1n
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COTTON.

The cultivation Of cotton is beginning to
receive considerable attention from the
farmers OF the county, and promises fair to
become one Of our most profitable crops.
We have not included the cotton product in
the foregoing table for the reason that the
quantity raised thus far has no been suffi-
cient to warrant its consideration as one Of
the products OF the county, but the numer-
Gus experiments in the cultivation Of the
plant have demonstrated the possibility and
proftablencss of raising it, and in the course
of a very few years the county will export
native cotton.
PRICES OF LANDS.
Prices of good farming lands in the coun-
~ range from five to fifty dollars per acre,
according to location. The farms adjacent
to Leavenworth City are worth one hundred
to one hundred and fifty dollars per acre,
but good farm-lands, within few miles Of
railroad, can readily be purchased at the
figures first named-five to fifty dollars.
Everh acre Of land in the county il aces
sible to market; the numerous railroads
that pass through Leavenworth in all direc-
tons, furnish convenient outlets to every
section and bring all the lands in the
county within two or three hours drive
of market.
ATTRACTIONS.
Persons seeking homes in the West can
purchase good lands here, where they
can make farms convenient to one Of the
best markets in thu United States, with all
the comforts of civilization, and with an
the outlay of money but little if any greater
than is required to open farms on the from
tier. The county is rapidly settling up,
the area of wild" prairie is becoming
smaller every year, and the value Of farm
ing land is steadily approaching. The pre-
valent dull times, and the general uncer-
tainty of all commercial transactions, cause
a great many persons to turn their attention
to farming lands for safe and reliable in
vestments; on this account our real estate
dealers note better demand for lands this
season than they have had before in several
years.
Farming is the one business that never
fails, and rarely becomes dull, and to those
who desire to engage in it, comfortably and
pro6tably, no portion Of the country Offers
greater inducements than Leavenworth
County.
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Road Notice.
COUNTY CLERh'S OFFICE, ,
LEAvESwokTH, KANSAS,
Dec mo- z 10, lS.I j

L.Av.SWorrn CouSTr. IS.
NOTFE Is hereby given, that at q rsyul r
~ meeting Of the Board of County Commits. ION
ere, begun aud held NJ the Court House, IN the
tiny OF Ieavenworth, in said County and STATE on
the 9Th day 81 december, A. d. 1874, J. A. Black-
man, and others Of Sherman Tosnship, house.
holders OF sad Couty, presented aud flied Ieti-
ton ASKING said BOARD of Commissioners for she
appoint meht OF Viewers, to view, survey and
chang, the duncan road In said Township. to-wit:
To vAes,e much If said duncan road as lies erst
IL and runs ,hrouh lands 0vnei by j. A. bIsck-
man, and that the course Of said road be changed
by running wss,wardiy from the stern boupu.Iy
of The town Of LenaI-, rs plated, between the
right Of way Of the Kansas acihc Railway and the
lans Of the salt J. A. hlsek man, forty feet wide,
aud distance ofsbrut fry rvds to l.. gan street
In said to IN of Leuape, thence said Logan 81.
southeriv to Green stree where the said Duuc IN
rad is nov !ocatet. The pray er of the petitioners
was granted, and J. J. ksker, Z. Eaton ,snd Boyd
owen we're appointed Viewers, meet at the
L<naPe r. X. depot, in sherman Township, OIL
tie 10Th day Of January 1875. at 10 o clock ~,
OF IN Case OF failure To on the day deeignate,
then on the fSilosiDg Gay, and proceed To view
said road, and give ~ all parties Concerned he
ing
by order Of the Beard.
OLIVER DIEFENDORF,
deci1-2w Ouniy Clerk.
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LEAVENWORTH CITY.

LEAVENWOWT OIrYs
Leavenworth, the largest city in Kansas,
though old in experience, is young in years.
A boy born upon the day when the 6rst
house was built upon the site of the present
CITY, would not yet be old enough to vote.
ORIGINAL TOWN COMPANY.
On the 18th of June, 1854, IN association
was organised at Weston, Miaoun, for the
purpose Of building . town 1t this point.
The original officers of the associasioa
were President, George W. Gist; Secretary,
H. Miles Moore; Treasure, Joseph B. Ev-
ans; Directors, Amos Reese, L d. Bird and
E. A. Ogden. Two quarter sections Of land
had already been secured by purchasing the
claims Of the ~squasssn," and, Immediately
afs.r de osgani,ation Of the company, the
work Of cutting away the young timber and
haael brush::was commenced ipseparatosy 10
STALKING OFF THE LAND
into los and blocka The origidal town
~ divided into oae hundred and seventy
five Shares" of twelve loss, the members of
the company taking five shares each, and
leaving the reminder to Be sold for the
General interests Of the association.
FIRST SALE OF LoTa
The fzst public sale of los took place On
the 9th Of October, following The original
settlement when over . hundred lots were
disposed Of 1t prizes ranging from fifty to
four hundred dollars md avsnaei.g about
one hundred and twenty Eve. From that
time forward Leavenworth lo6 were in de-
mand, a.a osntinued to appseciase IN value,
I'LL suu,e Of thoss which were originally sold
1t fifty dollars have since changed hasds u
figures going - high - $4,000 having
double ths;r original valse, O IN sverige,
uace every yaA lssa * o eo.'eEa5
si1seess. NM Yf1sr aocxx '-Hs-
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Who'll. Tickets, so. Halves, s.. Tsn'hs OF,
each C,up@n, Ss. Eleven whole lhke's' s''.
For Tickets or inform ,ior- address
THO. Z. BxAALkITE. Agent and han'saT,
IOuisvilI. ~. deelS-tufIs
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Road Notice.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LxAvxSwOKTs kansas,
December 10, 1914
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Road Notice.


COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAvRswokrH, Kansas,
Uecember 10, l;7+.
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u saisasss CO FsusiA ssss1. LsaSevStr
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IL tov. Gise ~ sseahsi eut. n No
venbes, 1854, anA a IL II Il Dsesnher
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fW HRsf AND9

For this purpose bonds we're issued during
Mayor Murphys adminisration- first
frst debt incurred BY the eity-and the
work Of grading was commenced at once.
A large force was put At the work, and by
Tie close of navigation in 1856 the new
civ Of Seavenworth had graded and paw
Cd Ievee, better than any other city on the
river could boast Of. At this time, progress
Wa the order Of the day On every hand
buildines were put Up in such great num-
b.zs, and public impsovenents pushed
.hesd With such rapidity that the town
seemed 10
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When q few individuals from Missouri
crossed the river into Kansas, and pitched
their tent amidst the basel bFush that COW
cred the bluff, and began to make prepare
tons for Stacking out" town, Of course the
newspaper man came also, for in these lat
ter DAYS, wherever two or three are gathered
together, there is the newspaper in the
midst Of them, with its publishes, editor and
priater-three in one and one in. three
With his stick" in one hand and his note
book in the other, ready to "set up" an
item, receive your Subscription" or take
your measure for - -" 90. Z 90 80
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STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY, IS.
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The first public work undertaken by the
young city was the improvement Of the
levee. The business of that time being
.olely dependent upon the river, = good
levee was one Of the first things necessary
10 the success of . town The Missouri
river, usually variable and changing, pur.
.ues q permanent channel Immediately In
front Of Leavenworth, bearing close to the
Kansas shore, and waahing . rock-bound
bank. This gave the city excellent natural
advantages for river town, but the bank ,oI
bluG, vas % high and steep that great deal
Of work had to be done in leveling down, sc
that draws could reach the river from the
town ~
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sgssges q ga.ssSsa
Smyrna times., 1874-02-11
Notice.

This 10 to certify, that the OFFICE now in my
tenure is not for rent shall continue to occupy
il until March ist, 1878.
feb49t U.J. SWAIN, MD.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the old firm Of Ward &
Phillips hereby notified to come forward and
settle their accounts either BY NOTE or CASH as
the books must be closed up.
feb. Alt WARD g. PHILLIPS,
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

REGIsTER-DU HAMEL.-Tn Christ Church. Dover on
Thursday Of February By the Rev John p Da
Hams Rector Of the Church Of the Redemption. Phsds
phiA Dr. John Z. Register and Miss Willie Do HAmel both
of Dover
COLLINS-THARP.-At the residence OF the BRIDE on the
3sth ultimO By the Rev. z H. Miller George Collins J Of
Sussex County. TO sarsh P. Tharp. Of Kent
VANE-PFARCE-Att the residences OF bsides father Mr..
James Psares the 18th u!t by Rev NJ Gardner Mr..
James H. VAne Dover Delaware aud Hss Ida A. Psarcs
Of CarOllns county Maryland.
HUrCHIN-REEDY.-Att the N. v. Church In Milford. DEL
en- the 5b by Rev ". ma gland assisted By Rev D.
Ridxway. II. Hutehn. Of the Wizinston Annual
Coafssnes Of the NJ Chussh, 70 NJ Liszis daughter o
James Rsedy. Esq., Of Milford
TODD-CRAwFoRD.Ont the 5th instant. sy ssv rhomss L
Pouson assisted By Rev Elijah Miles 10 the ~ H. Chussh
Ekton Rev Robert w. Todd, Pston N. n Church, Ans
Miss Alice N. Crawford. Of Elkton. Nd.
ARTHURs-WRIGHT-In the N. r. Church OF hddstovn
on wednesday 4th inst By Rev Ebsst Osborne Of Nsr
York city tunes brdsl assisted By Rev Vaughn Smith
Pastor Mr. NJ Arthars Of Ksnton. Del. aad Mas Hsnn
NJ saughtsr Of John W. Wright, Esa- Of that tswn-
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned, heretofore doing business under
the OF r. Jefferson Il Son. has this day entered
into partnership with George w. Morrison. under
the firm name Of VIII. Jefferson tk Co.,
for the transaction Of the Grain and General Shipping
business. w II. JEFFERSON.
New CASTLE. DEL, Dec. 3. 1873. loft
w. II. JEFFERSON. GEO. w. MORRISON.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERltF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of a writ Of AL Vsnditioni Exponas
TO me directed will be exposed TO Public Sale at the
front door Of the County Building IN The town OF
Dover. Kent County and State Of Delaware, on
TUESDAY, I7Ih day Of February, 1874. at O'Clock.
p. M, the following Real Es:aIe, 10 wit.
No. |. All that certain piece. parcel or tract OF
land situated in North Murderkill Hundred. Kent
County aud State Of Delaware, fronting on the Magee
Chapel road and adjoining lands OF PesaIger KNOTS,
lands Of William Marker. lands Of :. 6. Cohee and
others. and said 10 cOnIaIn ONE HUNDRED AND
THlRTY-TWO (l32) ACRES. more or less the i'm
provemenis upon which are a one and hall store
Frame Dwelling house. Stable and one Tenant house.
No. 2. All that certain piece. parcel or tract OF
land, situated in North Murderkiu Hundred. Kent
County and State OF Delaware, fronting the road
to WOOdslde Station on the Delaware Railroad
adjoining No. ] above described and lands Of 8. g
Cohee and John wright. and said TO contain ONE.
HUNDRED AND THIRTY FOUR Q34 ACRES,
more or less.Ih Improvements upon which one.
story frame dwelling house.
No 3 All that certain piece, parcel or tract OF
land, situate IN North Murderkill Hundred Kepi
County and State Of Delaware. fronting on the road
leading from Willow Grove TO SandIOwn, rthe new
road 10 WOodside Station on the Delaware Railroad.
forming the southern boundary and separating il
from No. adjoining lands of Alexander jackson and
others. and said 10 contain One HUNDRED AND
FlFTY-EIGHT 1857 ACRES. more or less, the i'm
provemenis upon which are a two story frame
dwelling house with story and a-hsli building attached
piazza milk house and store room, icehouse, smoke
house kitchen, barn. stables, cribs and other out
buildings
No. 4. All that certain piece. parcel or tract OF
land situate, in North MurderkiI Hundred, Kent
COonty and State Of Delaware, adjoining No. above
described lands. Of VIM G Bonwill. S.G Cohee, E
Frszler and others. and said 10 contain ONE HUN
DRED AND NINETY U9Ol ACRES, more or less
the improvements upon which two-story frame
dwelling house. smoke house, stables. cribs, &c.
Seized and taken N execution as the property o
HENRY COWGILL. and will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
sHERFFs OFFICE. DOVER. DEL.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, DOVER. DEL,
February Sth, 1874.

SHERIFF'S SA LE.
~ BY virtue Of writ Of Plu. Venditioni Exponas
10 me directed will be exposed 10 Pubic Sale h e
Store Of VIM GOOden, in the village Of Willow
Grove, North Murderkill Hundred Kent County, and
Stale Of Delaware Saturday I4Ih day Of February
1874, at O'Clock, P. NJ the following Real Estate
to VIII:
All that certain piece, parcel lot Of ground
situate in The village Of Willow Grove in North
Mu rderkill Hundred. Kent County and State Of Della
ware. adjoining lands Of B. Wilson. Jot Kemp and
Others containing about 900 Square feet OF Ground
more or less; the Improvements upon which are
and half story frame dwelling house. kitchen
smoke house. blacksmith and wheelwrighi shop.
Seized and taken ia execution the property oil
JOHN T. SAPP. and will be sold for cash.
SAMUEL hARGADINE, late Sheriff
BEERIFEs OFFICE. DOVER, DEL.
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Lay over the Deck. am still at the top.
G ,ods aa princes better aud cheaper than all
others, aud nov have to sell lower than n'ever
before, in order to close out my entire stock.
Don't forget this, but call on ). j. Kahn at
the New Clothing Hall, Commerce 81.
Smyrna times., 1874-02-11
TO Rent

A STORE.ROOM on Main street, Smyrna.
nov. 26.tf Apply to Mas. s. p. MASON.
Smyrna times., 1874-02-11

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DEATHS.

BENN-In Dover on the sh Rsbs daughter Of Geo.
Bsnn in her 9Th year
VAN GAsKEN-At shemokin. Pa the 10th inst. HsnTJ
Van GaSksn formerly Of this town, 10 his sd year
wILsON-In LsIpe On the ns John W. Wilson, aged
80 years
his 18th rsar.
Smyrna times., 1874-02-11

For sale-my entire stock of Clothing.
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks
and Valises. Being nov compelled to sell,
will offer them at any sacrifice. Now is your
chance to make money, By calling at S. l..
Kahn's New Clolhing House, SMYRNA.