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dered q halt. The constable had bot one
smis,aut, and W., Of curse, compelled 70
comply with the order. at the same inquir-
ing What this singular proceediak meant:
One of the men replied that they wanted
Ron, and Intended TO have him.
The officer remarked that ROss va, in the
hands of the legal authorities, and would be
dealt With according to Lac, aud earnestly
entrea.ed the party TO attemPt nothing like
mob violence. His efor1 were In vain.
The men we're stern and determined, and
resi,tarcs was useless. Ros vas
taken from his horse and led ioto
the timber distancs Of about
fifty yards, and placed upon the Rrouod.
Then, for the FIRST time, be seemed to fully
realize his terrible fate, aod quivertd like
an aspen. A rope was thrown over the
limb Of stout oak tree, the priscnsr sa'
placed beneath It. and the fatal moose adiu.-
ted about hi. seck. One Of the men then
informed him that he had but ten minutes
to 1--we, and urged him Ito make a clean
breast" Of all ne knew in connection with
the gang Of horse thieves that had infested
the county. Ross burst into teirs and
plead for mercy. He admitted that be had
stolen horsss, but s,id that he va yet
mere boy, and there was time t. reform.
He would give the names Of none OF those
with whom he had been aAOcisted. and
again begged that they would not hang him.
The spokesman seraly informed him that
he had but five minutss left, and At
the came time four stout men took hold
of the rope preparatory to giving the
fatal swing. For moment the
prisoner seemed almost n ady to sink TO the
ground. and tvo Of the PARTY stepped for
ward to support him. The maa rallied
again and made another appeal for mercy. |
His captors we're silent, and it Vas eviden! |
that all further appeals were usties. There
was silence of fully minute, during which
the steady click of the watch 10 the sPokes- |
mans hand could be heard. 1t WAS cad
and solemn sene-the young boy standing |
20 close on the verge of the grave, the gath
eriog shadows Of night casting their gloom |
and those s,ern, determed cal tors,
whose purpose it was evident, no entreaties
could change. Another minnie, and Ron
vas engaged in prayer. speaking in tone
70 low that scarcely . word could
be dis inguished. But few sentences
had been uttered, when the word
vas givea that time WIS up."
md after the ringle exclamation, ''Oh! my
Iodp the body of the horse-:hief was dang.
ing ten feet from the ground. Fer fully
NO minutes there wers strong convulsive
The hands wee thfoan up to
:atch the ro9e, and the legs were thrown
around, with every evidence OF
intense suffering. Then the hands dropped
o the sides, and the body hung . hfeless
naas. Aft.r watching it some fifteen min /,
it, and has,omin0 nerfec,ly eatisfied that
he man was dead, the xecuti6 ns.s mounted
heir horses, which we're hiched near BY,
nd left the place.
In the meantime Constable Rice and bis .
n istant had hsstened TO Oregon with Dan
els, and notified the authorities Of What had
cc,lrred A large party Of citiz ms hsstened {
o the spot, only to find the body Of Ros
hanging to the limb Of tree.
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ROAD NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLrREI
" LKAvKAwcRTH County,
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Nervous D0pilitv.

A depressed, irritable state Of mind;
We ak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no ener-
~ or animation; confused head, weak
memory, often with facilitating, involun-
u.ry discharges. The consequence Of e1ces-
SIS, mental ovsrwork or indiscre,iops. This
nervou. d-biluy finds . sovereign cure in
Humphreys Homeopathic Speci6c, No. Is.
1t tones up the system, arrests discharges,
dtspel. the mental gloom and dependency,
snd reiuvinstss the entire system. 1t is per
fscily harmless and always efficient. Price
s or packages of five boxes and large
81 wal Of powder, which is important in old
s-ricu- cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by
all druggists. or cent by mail on receipt of
srice. Addrss, Humphreys Specific HON.
eop,ihic Mediocre Co., No. 562 Broadway,
New York. d6S
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

TTNu the widow ard unknown heirs Of Charles
Il Munde-, uecsssed, supposed Taidents OF the
eiate OF florda: GU, ard each OF you, will take
notice that Marx W. relahsy. administrator Of
the estate Of Charles Munaee, dtcea ed On the 10Th
day If July, A. d. 1874, flied his petition In tn
Probate Court, within and ior the County Of Lew
enw0rth, aud sta'e Of Kansas, alleging that the
personal esta OF said detedest 10 insufficient "
pay bis debts and the charges Of his
estate AID that he died seized in mple Of the
following described real estA.e, situate In sud
County and State, to-wt:
All that piece pars el Of land situate and lying
in the southeast Of block seventy the. (73)
Of the city Of LeavenwOrtb, proper, described by
metes aud bounds follows:
Commencing at the southeast corner Of said block
seventy three (.5), running theme north along the
west line OF sixth Street one hundred aud thirty
nine (I39D feet; thence due wet al right aneica
With said Sixth Street. twenty-four (2O feet
thence Que south At right angles with 50 d last
line, and parallel with Sixth street, one hun
dred and thirty nine l3a) feet. to the north line
OF Choctaw street; thsace east . Oug the line Of
Choctaw Street twenty ga feet, to the place
OF beginning. :,
The prayer Of said petition IL f.r q sale Of said
premises for the payment VI the debts aud charge
afeie aid.
Said petition viii he for hearing on the Sd day
Of August, A. d. 1874. 1t 'clack +: ~, OF q
soon thereafter as leave can he obtaired.
MARK W. DELAhAY,
Administrator Of Charles MuIdee, deceased
July q, 1874.
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STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY OF LkAvsxwokTH.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, dtting Ii the county oil
Leavenverh In sid State.
The Mutual Loan AMI 6avings1
Institution Of Leavenvorth,
Kansas, Plaintiff, Case No.
VS.. 5,s5!.
franklin n. Elliott and Mar
tina Elliott. his wife. De en-
dAnts
Public notice Il hereby given that unie- and hy
virtue Of the judgments rendered In the above
entitled action. In and BY the above named cour-,
and Of . special execution issued on said judg-
ments, to me directed and deliv ered, I will, ON
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST,
A. d. 1874.
at II o. clock A. u. Of said day. at the south front
door Of the court house, in the city OF Leaven-
worth, AID STATE Of Kansaa, tffer at public pale
and sell 70 the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
the following described: tract Of land, situate,
lying and being In the county Of Ieavenw0rth, in
the State OF Kansas, namely:
The vert half oftne north cost quarter Of section
twenty i've (.5). in township eleven (iD Of r.nge
twenty (2O).
Dated this 9Th day--of July. a. D. 1874.
WILLIAM n. BO"D,
kherif Of Leavenv Worth county, Kansas
II: MILES MOORE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
julyS-diwSt
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TN the matter Of tae application, Of era King.
deceased.
Nov comes Exra King, administrator Of the
estate Of John Hunt, decsased, and P,eseots 70
the his petition, pray fDr or isr fr the
sale Of the following de cribed real estate beony-
ing to tine estate Of said deceased, t0-Wif:
The north sesa quarter Of the northwest quarter
Of section No. seven "a, IN toWnsh'P no. eleven
(l), OF range No. twenty (2D. aud the north
essr quarter, and the south vest qusrtef OF the
northwest quarter Of sa,d secoo. even W, T~n-
euwor County. Kansas. TO pay the costs o. % =
miujst, alton, and to eatisiy the remaining debts
due by said estate, and unpaid Tor vant Of sum
Gent personal asseits, by thsaccounts
by Law In such cases
On ex aminatiun whereof, II 10 ordered that AL
persous interested in asid ate, be notified that
application - sfonssaid ba been made. AID that,
unless the contrary be shOsn on Tue. day, the Asn
day Of ugu,t, 1874. b-i0.e the Protz'e Coun o.
Douglss County, Kansas, an order will be maze
BY said court fOr the sale Of the above described
real estate. to pay the debts Of said estate sns'
are unpaid TOR the want OF suffcteDt personal ~
setts. And II b further orde. ID that zach notice
be given by publishing this order two times 70
some weekly newspaper OF general circulation In
LeavenGorth County, Kansas.
STATE OF KANSAS.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
], John q. A. Norton, Jaige Of the PrObat.
Court in aud for said County Of Douglas, IN SAID
STATE hereby certify the foresoins to be atrue COP!
| Of the order ma &c in the shove matter BY sait
court, on the 18th day Of July. 1874, - the San
apfe IN Of Record.
my name and affixed the seal Of said County, thi
18th day OF Jaly, 1874:
| juIy2i-ditw2w Judge.
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFiCE,1
LkAvkNwOkfH, XMAS. !
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A Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilis
ticRemedy is warrented TO cure Syphl-
lis in the primary, secondary and ter.
airy stages, and In all its varied and
duplicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases CT venerisl diseases, cases
which have resisted the treatment OF the
most eminent physicians in America
Ii cures the first stage and heals the
ulceus in few days. Ii cures ulcers in
tie nose, throat, head, arms and legs;
also, hard pains in the bones and joints,
dwellings in the joints syphilitic rheuma-
nsm ETC., in short time. Prise IS per
package. Sent everywhere by express.
A treatise on SEXUAL diseases tree. Sent
tsealed for two stamps. Sold by DIR. J.
lDinsbeer, sos North Seventh stree, ST.
eLouis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
Sreiunded. Robt. Parhsm Agt., for
nLesven worth. cod Il W
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SIS, 900 ON HAND To LOAN,

For Eve years. IN email sums, on ''unincum-
bered farms" in L-av-nworth County, and
unincumbered city property, with good rent
al value.
ONLY FIRST CLASS LOANS WILL BE MADE.
Interss, at ten per cent. per annum, paya-
bic mi annually. Apply within ten days,
at the Office of q. J. HOPKINS.
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LEGAL.
3herif's Sale.

c.r STATE rs Of 1EI KAssAs; ;.
IN tie District Court Of The Frss Judicial District
| Of the State Of Kaaaas. dttiag in and fl Lew.
envoFth County, II said eeate.
The MptuL Loan and savinesl
Kansas, Plaintiff, tCae No.
vs. 1854.
ALFRED Elliott aud Rachel e.
liott, his wife, Deb ndants.
Public notice is hereby givsa that under and by
virtue Of the judnent rendered In the above en-
titled action, In and BY the above named court,
and Of . special execution Issued On raid judg.
msnt TO me directed and delivered, ! will, on
MONDAY, THE lOTH DAY OF AUGUST,
A. d. 1874,
at II O. clock A. u. Of said day, at the south door
of the house. in the city OF Leaven vorth in
the Iunty and Ssse Aforesaid, o1eF at public sale
and sell to the highest bidder for cash In hand the
following described tract Of land. dtuate lying
and being in the county Of Leavesvorth and state
OF Kansas, namely:
Tie nsrth cast quarter Il the north cost quarter
Of section twenty i've u.s. in township eleven on
OF range twenty 60.
Dated at Leaven worth City. Kansas, July sth,
WILLIAM BOND,
Sheriff Of Ieavenw worth coanty, Kansas.
b. MILES MORE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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In tie District Court Of The First Judicial District
Of the State Of KAaaas. dttiag in and fl Lew.
envoFth County. in aid state.
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e siNw.

HENDERSON 8 EucHU, the great diuretic
IN uniailing remedy for all diseases Of the
A,ineys and bladder, also for dyspepsia or
indi gestion, fiatuiency, or wind IN the
stomach. The most distressing cases of fe-
male weakness and uterine complaints are
permanently cured by Hendersons Buchu.
/, is unequalled by any known remedy fol-
the cure OF dropsy, gravel, and all equity
and rheumatic affections. Ii IL q specific
remedy for e1peIling all pin and tape
worms. # is precrihed BY eminent Physi.
cians in chronic afectiolss Of the liver. Fol
sale BY all druggists. See advertisement IN
this Issue.
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New York. Chicago and e. Lous exchange
buying At par and selling At u TO q premium
onAH AID FLOUR.

New YORK, CnlcASO anu Gu. AouHs eAeneso .
buyins At par and selling at Il to q premium.
GRAIL AID FLOUR.
The price Of -four and wheat has fallen very me-
terisIly, . our quotations will show.
The best made Of fall wheat in this merSes.
which n quoted As No. 2, Vas selling yeseerday II
9Oc. .oo NJ a
none offered spring 6s@ 15c.
CoRx-In ear, 6Oc per bushel; sheiied, &C.
OAfs-Are AOSa5c per bushei.
BARLEY-NOne offered.
FIour~Bsst XXX, o e5:Ixx.'2 50: Star. s.;
Xxx. 80; buck wheat hour. - 50. rye hour ~ ";
C3rshan. 90; corn meal, 81 IS per iSO IDS )
shipstud, Sc; bran. &C. ~
Considerable wheat Is coming into market.
PROvllOHa
HAws-Suyar cured, canvassed, per D l@<c; nm.
caaya.esd Tie; sweet pickle, lar.
BACOxLCisar sides, sk9si.c; dry salt SIDES
szouIpKns- Smoked, &C.; dry alt, SIS.
P0sx-Clear mess, per barTels Sls 90 me~'
al6 90: prime men, So 50.
DEED Bsky, - cAnva.ed, per b, l2c; uncan-
LAnD-Kettle reodcred, in tierce., &c; 20
caos, Ne; 2OD cans s3Sc; Ion p.h. boxej looa.',
lids o.. sealed, l0c; kettle rendered' o. P.''s'
AARRgY.
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INDlGEsuA nLE THREAD.

The reason why those baking powders in
the market, adul,erated with Alum, Chalk,
arb, aud other suStsnces, makes bread
and biscuits very ird gestable, is because
they harden the pinien of the wheat, and
render il less soluble Now this il not the
c-se with DIR. PRICE, Cream Baking Pc ~der /;
its purity and perfect combin al ion enables il
IL render all art cle- easy of digestion, be
aides pre.erving their natural taste. Those
who have not, should test them, a, also his
f~p-ciai Fasoringr. 70 strong, 40 pure, 40
rrne july22-idw
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Dizziness a, gain the characteristic of Wall
street; Iorei d exchange stea ~ and firm 81 500
per $40 per cent Goll-Opened at sIlO,4; deciin-
"a TO $40; closed nj $llOls. Carrying kates-2a
~ per cent. Clearnings-s'a 81, O0O. Assistant
Treasurer Disbursemeats-S go. Government
Bonds quiet and stocks in ATTY dealings showed
q decline Of from to e Fer ,euf. foiosed by an
advance Of u TO Is per cent. at second cal. Nar.
Ket quiet with slight reaction during the last hour
of busres, market continued gu ct on very mar
row changes, closing st.aiy.
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STRUNG UP.
Speedy RetributiOn Dealt Out to
a HOrse.thief.
lie Refuses to Make any Confess
sion. and is Pnlled Up
over a Limb.
A Graphic Description OF how the
Lynchers Performed the
Job.

One of the NEST unjusi6able Of all RENE
dies for the prevention Of crime is mob Law,
an vet Law lessness often becomes % common
in C. rtsin communities that people forget
the respec, they owe the Law, and think only
of the pre- ,erva,ion Of person and property.
For the past year or twc, horse tbieving has
been followed pretty extensively by band
of Young outlaws in the northern part Of
this state and the counties in Missouri Dor
dering on the river. O.ientimes the stock
has been stolen in Kansas and disposed Of in
our sister state. Several days ago, We gave
an account Of the arrest and imprisonment
Of one Of the bsni, who had stolen horses
in the vicinity Of Topeka and cold them in
St. Joseph, Miss uri, and now comes the
account Of the terrible Death Of another Of
the gang for his operations in
Holt county. He vas 4 young man named
james Rosr, and a, the Herald states, stole
. fine gray mare from the vicinity of Bige.
lou, and attempted to dispose Of it in Eas-
ton. He v.s captured and taken TO Bige-
loo fox trial, in company with msn named
Miller, from St. Joseph. At the examina
ton, On Friday, the evidence teaded u
show that there was . gang Of horse thieve,
residipg in The river bottom near Bieelow
and that Ron was the principal party il
lcarryi.g ont their plans. Miller turnet
Seates evide1ce N The case. and imp;iCAts,
| nan named Daniels With Ron. Durin,
Tie trial . large nunber Of excited person
surrounded the justices okoe, an
for . time : it v.s thouohs al y
. prisons.s void b taksa ont and hun
> About foar O'Clock In the evening The q
, aninasioa ~ concluded and Danisls an
/. Ron vese Sooad guilty and ordered to
lonanitfed 10 Jail A I've o'eAsek Consta
: BILE Ries saassed for Bglov With his prisoa
oss. The party had proceeded about fiv
: miles. asd aight w. coaiag On, Hhsa, j
- thy Vse paaiag tAssggA . piscs
heavy TINKER, . mob Of twelve q fftes
= azned ~ spsaag issa TIE huh, md O
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IN SUMsOF NOT LESS rdAN 81, 600.
Money TO loan on long time, At 10 per
cent. interest, on improved iarms and good
business city property. Those wishing to
borrow will call on Mr.. WA. Booth, State
agent Of the Northwestern Mutual Life In
-ursnce Company, corner OF Fifth and Del
aware st.ee;s apr21. d&W
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rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw, sprans, SWELL
in,s burns. scalds caked- breasts poisonous bites
frozen fest, govt, salt rheum, ear-ache' dc'' anu
the receipt oftne Lniment will be sent TO any
one. 1t is the most wonderful healing ana pam
relieving agent the world has ever produced. IL
sells Is no article ever before did SELL and II sells
because 1t does just what it pretends TO do. One
bottle Of the Centaur Liniment for animals yellow
vrapper) is worth hundred dollars for spawned
str.ued or CALLED horses and mules. and for screw
worm in sheep. No family or stoek-owner can az
ford to be without Centaur Liuin ent. Price, 81
cents; large bottles. si.Oo. J. B. ROSE Co..
50 Broadway, New York.
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Angus & Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world
are hose suffering from Dyspepsia and Liv-
ar Complain. More than seveDty-hve per
c-rt Of the people in the unitel States are
,iili tied vita these two diseases and their
.ti-ct; slch IA sour stomach, sick headache,
habIu Il cosliveness. impure blood, heart
birn, ater-5rash, gnawing and burning
IN the pi, Of the stomach, yellow skip, coat
ed tongue and disagreeable taste in the
mnu h, coming up of the food after eating,
Low spirits &C. Go TO the Drug Store of Robi.
Parhau,, and get 15 cent bottle, or q sam
die bottle for 10 cents. Try it.
q. &. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
WOODBURY., n. J.
a. .i.Sw
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Breakage il immaterial if you have Spald
inp Glue at hand
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-Duryeas' 'Satin Clos Starch" saves
the housekeeper trouble aud money, and
gives a satisfaction. that no Other Starch
does.
THE BEST STARcH.-CHIcAGo, March
10, 1S74-I am usiLg Duryeas' Starch in
my Laundry, and find it superior to all
others that have come within my notice.
r i, the whiiest, gives clearer finish, and
lakes less starch for the same quantity OF
wEk than any have ever used. / cheer
fully recommend Messrs. Duryea's Starch
ID all tia rch consumers.
H. WILSON,
Prop. Wilson's Laundry, 299 State street.
Iul y22-e od.xw
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AMERICAN SCHOOL
MUSIC READERS.

Three c,refuliy graded Song Books for Common
Schools, by L. o. EMERSON aad W. s. TIlDkH.
Book lst. For Primary Schools. Prizes, b cts.
a. ~. For Lover ''GrAmmar'' CiAssee, 80
/" Sd. For higher ~
The course il easy, progressive. interesting. and
has been tho. Oushiy te,ted In schools near bos-
ton.
OLIVER Dirs0N 4 CO.. cRAS. n. DiTsoM CO..
Boston. III B'dsay, N. \.
iuly2s-eodAw
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CHIcA00. July II.
Fourth good demand; some sales higher.
Whsst-Demand fair and advanced closed weaxer
No. spring, 81 1oLz9l l2h spot and July; 81 0es]
August: No. 5, 50 Us. COru-Demand active and
advanced; No. mixed, 6255s aS2ssSc: closed at
inside prices for spot ~. 62Sez1<c. Oats
Firm; holders anxious to sell; No: sold, SOC
SIC; closed at SOC spot; IS bid July. Rye-Fair
and nominal, at 81. Pork-Exciied and higher
$40 $500 7sx spot; SO IS July and August
Lard-Full prices astei, but no demand; sll 40
oil IS. Whisky-95
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Castoria is more than . substitute for Cas-
tor oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is sure to regulate the bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep. 1t is pleasant to
take. Children need not cry and no,hers may
sleep. s~"
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ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY Gle !K'S OrEICE,
I.EAy wOkTU. KAss&s


July A:h, lisa.
safe OF KANSAS U.s.
NOTI'E Is hereby given. that at regular
N meeting Of the toard Of County Comm Issiun-
trs. gun aud held IT the Court House, in the
City Of Leavenu Orih, in said county aud State.
On the 9th day Of July, A. ID. 1874, R.bee q
krautier aud others OF stIa ger Too nship, house
holders Of SAID County, presented End ii ed q Pc
ttiOn, king said h 'sId ot Commiss N rs for tie
appointment Of View. r.. to view, inse sarvey
ana relocate a r. ad in id Townships follows To
wit: To vacate 30 much Of the lie wentworth and
Lawrence state road as runs through the 5 Z 1
section 20, town 10, range q, and relocate the
sane along the line OF The aasas Pacific kAi road
in said township.
The p aver OF ihs petitioners was frin.el, md
j. l. Barrett, George NJ. Fisher and W. L. Collins
were appointed Viz we's, to meet at the house oil
Mrs. Ret eccl krsutter, in Stranger Town. hip, on
the 18th da, AZ August, 1874. al 10 - clock A.
or in ease Of failure meet the day designated,
then on the iOiiowin: tav. and proceed TO view
aid road and ii 10 all ariies concerned. hssr-
ing.
BY ord Of he Board.
OL,V.R DIE FENDOsF,
July Is-wcw County Clerk.
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MANHOOD WoMANHooDi MARRIAGEi
zoo pages. Impediments TO Marriage: the
cause and cure. Sent sealed. post paid, for
50 cents. by DH. &. WHITTIER, oI7 II.
Charles Street. ~. Louis. Mo. the great
specialist Read his works. Pamphlet free
Call or ~rite Ills opinion costs nothing.
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Flour-Dull: in BUYERS favor, suPerfoe 81 $50
IS common god S. 50 5 80; good 10 choice 8
95SsS6 81; white wheat So SO&$S Co. Wheat-Litt:e
better, demand . shade frmer; No. 2, Chicago
spring 81 27sI Is; No. ?. milwaukee 81 81 winter
red and amber 81 2s9l "a. BYE and harley, un-
ed white .sla7y vhite yellow, 70 $50. Oats frmer,
mixed western G4ss6; white western 7O@7i. Codes
nominal POrk-Excited and nrm. new mes, 2lc;
shoulder. in bulk ,. bellies So. M'ddles-quiet;
= ing clear 1872: short clear l65t. lard-Firma;
iiar s.eAia I2L.c; srot lSss. Whlss $50.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-07-23

A CARD.-Lzst month We had q we'll
Dor ed down at our Foundry by Mr. Frank
Gable, which i, giving US full supply Of
water. To test it thoroughly We put in
pump and run it constantly for some days
by steam power. during which time it gave
no sign Of e1hausiing the water. We have
no he.itancy in saying that it affords more
water Il an any other we'll at our place.
GREAT WESTERN MANI. Co.
Persons wishing wells bored will re-
ceive prompt attention BY leaving orders at
Gable & Kinks store, corner Of Cherokee
and Filth, guarantee good we'll Of water
for Sl.OO foot, complete. +. NJ. GABLE.
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