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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-05
The FresweII Case.

Below we give the Syllabus and the Opinion of the
Supreme Court in the Troy auction cases The Syl-
labus contains the Of the decisions and the
Opinion gives the arguments and reasons for them.
1t is matter that interests every citizen of Troy. In
this matter, We have feeling on account of any
lawyers that may have been engaged in it but every
citizen of town viii rejoice that the decisions have
been favorable to them, It viii save them heavy
bill of costs There were two cases involved. One
injunction to restrain the City officers from
interfering with the auction the ground that the
ordinance Illegal; the other suit for DANA
ges by Fretwel against the City, because he in
terfered with. Both cases emphatcally decided
aganst Fretwel and his bondsmen will have to foot
the costs-at least they certainly will if the report
that have heard be true, that the firm for which
he was working have failed
Nos. .9s AND s1s.
SUPREME Cot RI, STATE OF KANSAS.
D.S. NJ Fretwell VS.. N C. Bailey ct al
ERRoR FROM DoSIPnAx COUNTY. AFFIRMED.
Syllabus, BY the Court, Brerer, J.
l. There being no special restriction thereon in the
on municipal corporations power employm
as well as properly.
authorizes cities Of the third class levy and collect
ense tar on certain occupations was designed for
thorizes a tax those occupations
Ill Whether it be true not that license tax falls
limit than the discretion of the taxing power
be doubted that before ordinance Of city author
lied collect license taxes should be declared void
account Of the of the license it should appear
that unjust discrimination has made against the
business licensed by casting upon an undue share Of
the expenses of the city governments for though the Ii
be large but that all other occupa
tions and property proportionally taxed.
". In cities of the third class cities containin
not than 1000 inhabtants, and in which it is mat
ter of knowledge that ancton stores
scarcely found, hcenss tax Of i've dollars
day for sales by auction is not high that Courts
adjndge it void unreasonable md oppressive in
straint of trade.
v. A provision in tho statute that license taxes
shall be at such rate per shall be just and
sonable does not render void ordinance requiring in
of auction licenses, the payment Of much or
each day of the continuance Of such auction"
VI In the first section of ordinance 1t provil
ed that before any person shall proceed sell at public
auction - merchandise Of any class whatever he
shall first obtain q license for auction &c" and in the
second any person desiring exercise the Office cali
in. of an auconeer shall first obtain licep SO
therefor " held that there identity between these
sections in the subject matter of the license that
the first refers to the party who has goods which he is
seeking have sold by auction and tho second the
party by whom the outcry of the sale is to be made
All the Justices concurring.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-05

SheriG-s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, }ss
DoAIPHAN COUNTY
In the District Court Donhan County State
L. $. Allen. / Plaintiff
E. Snyder
Abraham Schock
James X. Richie
James Haft
j. L. johnson. and
4. Snyder administrator Of the
Estate of Harriet Snyder. de
ceased. and
Ella Snyder,
Anna Snyder,
Albert Snyder
Edward Snyder, and
Walter Snyder, infant children
Off Snyder and Harriet Sny-
der, deceased, J Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that will ON the 3lst day
IN Of July A. ID. ls17 at the hour of two o'clock
p NJ, of said day. North the Court House
in the city of Troy in Donphan County Of Kansas
offer for sale at public auction for cash. the following
described real estate to wit Forty five ) land
in the north of the half the south
west quarter Of section twenty-five t township two
(2 Of range nineteen 9 east and fully described
follows towit Beginning the west corner Of
the south west quarter Of section twenty-five cen in
township two C2 Of range nineteen 49, thence south
hundred 400 rods the of the running
west from Highland and the continuance Main
of said town; thence east sxtyf t6 rods with the
thence north fifty t5o rods a corner with A.
Heaer thence 6l rodso n stone corner
o rods to the section line thence with the
line eighty o rods to the place Of beginning
forty five i acres os less Taken the property
Of Snyder ct al and offered for sale to the highest bid
der for cash To satisfy certain Judgment and COSTS now
Of record IN the District Court ier Doniphsn County
the State Of Kansas In xheh L. s. Allen is Plaintiff and
K. Snyder 81 al are Defendants.
Appraised at the sum Of e, ,OI0-O0
Given under my hand this 2Jth day OF June A Is1.
III. VANDERSLICE
Sheriff of Donphan County.
June 2, lsd'-5w. Prs fee, go.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-05
Road Notice,

IE STATE OF KANSAS. }cr
DOxIrUaN COUNTY. SS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-05

NOTARY PUBLIC. CONvEYANCER AND ZEAL
~ ESTATE AGENT White Cloud, Kansas Taxes paid for
residents lands located and sales of real estate
at reasonable rates 9mch1I.
, 1877-10-13

for ea1e at 3 public, Auctions in con-
formity with the PIacard dated 22nd
April 1917.
The Auctions will be held at the
undersigned Office at 2 o'clock pm.
as follows
LIST Auction on Saturday the 9th
October &C..
2nd Auction on Saturday the 10th
November &C.
3rd Auction on Saturday the gath
November c.
Conditions, aprraisement and
other documents concerning the
sale may be seen at the Auction
Office.
Christiansted's Auction Office,
October 4tb 1877. . .
I'll. A. JURS
, 1877-10-13
PrOclalna.

n LIE og Enhver, dermaatte have
III Nogct at fordro paa Skitterne
e1ter:
/, Afgangne PIantagcforvaIter
William Widdiss;
2, Aigangno George Benjamin
og efterleycnde Enke Mary
Benjamin; og
3 Afgangne Philip PauIus og
efterIeycnde Enke Nelly Paulus:
indkaldcs herved til at anmcIde og
beyiis'iggjorc deres Krav for under
tegnede Skifteret linden udI0bct az
3 Maaneder efter denne IndkaldeIses
sidste Observation-Disclosures.
Arvingerne paa de to siistn@vnte
Boer indkaIdcs herged med Aar og
Days Varscl til ut meIde sig og
bcyiisliggj0re deres Arveret SAINT til
at varctage deres Tarv paa Skiftet.
Frederiksteds Skitterct st, Croix
den 8de October 1877
c. SARAUW.
, 1877-10-13

PFTER Bcgj@ring af Christian
steds Skifteret som behandlente
afgangne Planter Hugh Percy's
DdsbO, vii den n@vnte 30 tilh0ren-
de Landstr@kning kaldct
, 1877-10-13

bcliggende her poa Den j 0stende
QvaIteer Litra a. sub No. $50. bliye
opraabt til Bortsalg we'd cen offentlis
Auction, der afholdes paa undertcg-
nede contoir Fredag den Code Octo-
Der 1877 Efermiddag Kl, l slet.
Conditioner, VurderingSlorretnIng
og 0yrige Salget %vedr0rendc Docu-
menter vile v@re til Eftersyn paa
AuctiOnscontoiret.
Christiansteds Auctionscontolr den
Ste October 1877.
, 1877-10-13

IlOSpItalsgade Christfansted bliYe
opraabt til BortsaIg veI 3 offentIige
Auctioner i Overeensstemmelse m2d
Placat 22de April 1877.
Auctionernc atholdes paa UNDER
tegnede Contoir ON Eftermiddagen
III. 2 slet som f0Iger
Isle Auction L0yerdag den eide
October d. A.
eden Auction Loyerdag den lode
November d.. A.
3de Auction L0verdag deA eide
November d. A.
Conditioner, Notwithstanding
og 0yrige Sal2ct v4dr6rende Docu-
meoter vile we're til Ettcreyn paa
Au"tionscOntoiret.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir den
4dG October 1877.
II. A. JURS.
, 1877-10-13
AUKTTON

r. I E L Begjpring af Chris
e tiansteds Skifteret som behanQ
lende afgangne Planter HUGH PERCYs
D0dsbo, vii de navnte 30 tiIhUrende
HUS 0G LQD NO 10
, 1877-10-13
a z q z q

situated in East End Quarter litra
4 sub No IS b, in this Island, belong
ing to said estate. Will be put W for
sale at one pubIic Auction to b; held
at the undersigned Office on Friday
the Goth October a. c. at l o'clock
p. m.
Conditions. appraisemont, e. other
documents concerning the sale may
be seen at She Auction Office.
Auction Office, Christianstcd Oc-
tober 9th 1877.
Ii. A. JURS.
, 1877-10-13
AUCTION.

NJ the request of Christiansted's
III Dealing Court on behalf of the
estate ofthc deceased Planter Hugh
Percy, the tract Of land called
Sharp County record., 1877-11-23
Won Of der Boys,

I'm a broken hearted Deutscher,
Vot's villed nit Grief and shame;
! dells you vot der drouble ish-
| doesn't know my name.
You dInkS it furry vunny, eh?
Won you der story hear,
You Will not Wonder den so moOch,
1t vas so strange und queer.
Mein mudder had two little dwins-
Dey vas me und mein brudder;
We lookt so furry mOoch alike,
No Won knew vich from toder.
Won of der boys vas Yawcub,
Und Hans der oder's name;
But den it made no different
We both got called der same.
Veil, Won of us got tead--
Yaw, Mynheer, dat ish so;
But vedder Hans or Yawcub,
Mein mudder she don't know.
Und so I am in droubleS;
! CANT get droo mine head
Vedder I'm Hans, vot'S living,
Or Yawcub, vot ish tead.
Sharp County record., 1877-11-23
S'E. LOUIS REPUBLICAN,.
Cheapest, Newsiest. Most Relia-
bic, and Best Paper in the
Mississippi Valley.

Terms Of SubScriptl0H--Post0ge
prepGi9:
DMLY, by mail, sl2 per year;
Sunday edition, -.
TRI-WEEkLY, by mail, SG per
year,
WEEKLY, by mail, s. per year;
three copies, IS; five copies, $i8;
ten copies, Is.
Remit by money order or
registered letter. Give P. O. ad-
dress in full, inctuding name Of
State and county,
ADDRESS GEO. KNAPP d. Co.,
ST. Louis, Mo.
Postmasters and others acting
as agents for the Rebublican
may fslain 10 per cent, Of all
subscriptions, and add single
copies at club Rates after the
club is formed.
Papers not sept unless paid
for in advance, and discontinued
at the end Of TIME paid foa.
Sharp County record., 1877-11-23
N e W st ore!
Drugs J Liquors!

The undersigned would re-
spectfully announce to the pub
lie that he has opened Il stock
Of Drugs and Liquors at the
stand formerly occupied by Col.
w. G. Adams, in Evening Shade,
Ark, and will keep on hand a
variety Of staple drugs, choice
whiskies, brandies, wines. gin,
&C., all Of which will be sold at
reasonable rates, for cash.
l will shortly add to my
stock a supply of family gro
ceries, when those needing any
thing in that line will do well
to give me a call.
A share Of public patronage
is solicited. Respectfully,
JNO. S. KING.
Sharp County record., 1877-11-23

Having had sixteen years ex=
perience in the mercantile bust
ness, | fatter myself that |
know the wants Of the people,
and will at all times sell as good
goods, at as low prices, as can
be had in this portion Of Arkan-
sas. My assistant, Mr.. }. r.
Metcalf, is always ready and
willing to do his part.
Thankful to my many friends
for the liberal patronage here
tofore extended, | hope to merit
and receive a liberal share i'll
the future. Respectfully,
r. D. WILLIAMS.
Sharp County record., 1877-11-23

Severe shocks Of earthquake
were felt in the Northwestern
States, on the 18th inst.
Chicago had a half million
dollar fire, last week. Among
the buildings destroyed was that
Of the Singer Manufacturing Co.,
valued at about S250,0O0.
A correspondent of the Boston
Herald claims that David Davis,
of Illinois, is the most powerful
and influential man in the Uni
ted States Senate. .r
4 recent issue Of the London
Telegraph gives an account Of a
terrible mining disaster in the
Glasgow coal region, by which
about 25O lives were lost.
Plevna, one Of the Turkish
srrongholds, is surrounded by
the Russian forces. Osman Pa
sha, commander Of the Turks,
has been summoned to surren-
der, but refused.
The latest in the way of strikes
is from DeadwOOd, in the Black
Hills. A dispatch dated Nov.
10th states that the miners were
on a strike, on account Of non
payment Of their wages, and
had taken forcible possession Of
one Of the mines. They resisted
the sheriff, and refused q com.
promise Of any kind except full
settlement Of their claims.
San Francisco, Nov ia
committee Of cigar makers here
have notified a committee in
New York Of their intention to
discharge several thousand Chi
nese and bring white laborfr from
New York to fill their places.
1t is now reported that one order
for 5000 has already been for
warded.
Washington, Nov. 15.-Cotton
returns Of the Department Of
Agriculture, made the first week
in November, compare in the
product in bales within the fol-
lowing comparison by States,
with the crop Of last year. Texas
has the lowest per centage, and
would be still lower but for the
ID per cent. increase Of acreage.
Arkansas and Tennessee stand
high, not only by reason of a
good crop, but because their
yields We're relatively low last
year. Alabama is above 100 per
cent, only because her last crop
was a very poor one. The fig
ures are as follows: North Caro-
lima, 81 per cent; South Carolina,
90; Georgia, 81; Florida, 81;
Alabama. l05; Mississippi, 90;
Louisiana, ~; Texas, -; Arkan-
sas, 10; Tennessee, rs. This
indicates about four peY cent.
reduction of the aggregate Of last
year; that is, if the future of
picking should be as favorable
as that Of 1876.
The colored people of the
South are fast learning that the
accession Of the Democratic par
ty to power, instead of meaning
mischief and oppression to their
interests, or threatening them
with new forms Of enSlavement,
means liberty, prosperity and
peace, such as they have en-
ioyed before. The eolored State
Convention Of North Carolina,
at It's recent session, adopted q
resolution OF gratitude to the
Democratic State Government
for its generous and impartial
policy" and the Ministerial In
Stitute Of New Orleans last week
took special pains to express
its confidence in the new regime,
ana to warn the negroes of
Louisiana not to forSake the
blessings of beHeticent home rule
for the hazardous experiment Of
Liberian emigration. The same
tnalino, of So tic fo otio,. .,,y1 co,,
Sharp County record., 1877-11-23
Ei-y-rT1R n
/ Il duCenl e u tS!
.. NEW
7-OctaVePianO
SGGS.O0.
S assS.O0.

NeaC 71-3 OctaDc Piapo, S18OOO.
BEAUTIFUL NEW
PARLCR CRG AN,
Nine Stops, SiXty-Fiye Dollars;
Twelve . Eighty-Five Dollars.
All Instruments first-class, and
warranted for five years.
NO MONEY REQUIRED
until after the instrument has
been tested and satisfaction the
result.
Freight charges paid by us
both ways if not as represented.
Read What is said OF them.
From d. S. Holmes, Lake, Miss:
II had the piano | bought of you
examined by several persons who
are judges, and all have pronounced
it to be tirst-class. II gives entire
satisfaction"
Messrs. Stone d Carlock, Fort
Jones, Cal, say:
"The organ gives entire satlsfac-
ton; is all you represented it to be,
viz, frst-class." .
Send for illustrated catalogue.
Address COEsNASEs 4 co,
Washington, New Jersey.
For sale at this office.
, 1877-08-05

EI1zs TRIBUNE BRANCH t>rFYcES.
r. O::u=a TO ACSOMMODAT: oJE NUME1:1f1s :
os ;t. ttouMoat ne ei;y ,c have v,taascd
below where advertisements will be taken for ft same
u.ee IS charged ct t!e :fn Dicc aad will be received
Oh saturdays: y - AA'
WILLIAM II. WINNING. Bookseller and statjoncr.
a53 twenty .secpMtl-st.. near Wabasli-ay.
IS, s. n; WALDEN. Newsdealer, Stationcr, ETC., 1903
West Ma4!son-st-, near Wcstrrn-av
nhO4F;il T!iitUMSFON. West Side News Depot l
bne !SiEna"ax:. corner Of Dnsted-si. 80
vis!on-st- ~'SAs''' e'-' ID" NJ
ANTON kROG. News Depot. Stationery, ETC.. so4
MIlNauktG- ruf n 10y ~~-
, 1877-08-05
THE LONELY LIFE.

TIC weary day
p Has IN aed AWAY
Hay nar down to sleep;
But saGdcned heart
Bids sleep depart
I can CO nausat but weep.
Cnccasin1 flow
Tho tear. 4f wo;
l,Se hut in deep eoTrov-
No Tay Of ii.ht,
With sc:ptre bright
To cheer FAC On the morrow
But still there's time
Thi- grief ol mine
Mev ret be Maie TO l1shtcn.
II bear the cross
Nor call it loss
II e'cr Eay pathway brighten. .--.
CHICAGO. CLARA T. BrRLrS6AME.
, 1877-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS. M

o .!.at; TIE i an!E 81 wa,, or Hss ~, sRE
Ss:a' .aa = f5aE Eoass .2s1 .s2ss!a
! whe.c ~-'' '@N ~ '@A''s soa oas e'se1
1VASTED-a SET OF sEcoS6:H1yD TIMERS;
W tools At reasonable price At Isl South ciarE.s:
cas.s eoqs s1t E 4snas s:s
XVASTED-A SET OF GROCERY FIXTURES. on
w store that has them in. If ia good iocattoa
AK one having good coffee e-mtll can Address t.
{VAXTEp : .MEEcaAST ,TAILoEs: Goons.
Van s@9PE III rge 70 esn Or aEs S'9taf e SOP worth
WANTED-BY CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
care wi b. taeu for il keeping address =. ms.
XTASIED-PHAEToS AND HARNESS. MUST ne
after Il s ;S %t.t ~ sound horse Call
W sbeai 'os osaa. eseh: la exsh.n:s tor ses1
sf;f RSFis; s S Pay = in
\VASTEp-A. .rwo SEATED FILL CAEE1AGE N
buggy 1sely lso
ho9,es o a IL SG a,tas a;a GG cr fh t'f
g. ose a'n' refrn
v store: AdaTess ioo 11iSaas o.ee &e' oR Jun
easa. Address tspf ! 9rs6ans o;i;s
ANTED-sECOXD-uANp SET or TtySEI:.S
~ tooas- Appiy at 81 Ftfth-av.
,,aS! ha,l , s;tye description and pfiee Aadsess
easa q a nFMnasssr f3Saas sase
WAiSTeR;oSS5 st ;as;! iS55'zs 521E - fTESlFEzE
VASTEI11sIyc{E ST f;I} ;s1; PIASo:LEc OFFICE DESK
CHAIR Address viii pscc j. Tribune a. ote aseN easy
WATCH REPAIRING. FIRsr-cLAss WORK. aT
, 1877-08-05

{rssh S4!s 5;, or.s s5I s5ol FESs sI5y
! FASHIONABLE CAKRtAGEs-wE HAVE SOW
10 sosk @ HATES ,rent ,t 4 Gor sc
sanf fonr an Six rasetnrcs roskaways caSocts. Viz,
1s' ss
oa'
p pae1s f'y Il " co r.. s"ei e M W walassS
E'ol: sALE-sMLK. WHITE FAIR Or r, PONIES; sl;
o25 n Ianes r AMI @ M a. cs dhc ftsa 1ean
for Sy oy II Gnisas@
J,oK sALE-AT / EAEGAIN-s HORSES FIT Fol:
wagon y b!ty Ess. from sss to s:5; = az; a1o seyfraI @
@pf w n5 ck IL III sS oq liz os Isa ca;l ut
L o@td, ro:sis,. .ns t:e ltab,ctonlan mare, very
$s a &c Sss 1Ss
Ut;deu-ay.
EoE sAlE-AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES
I Five good business hors:s: also some good drivers,
isa s III II eS Eli aid sse T joS S'si
s-or saLE-A COOP WELL nRoKE PAIR OF
sks1 sy'os os V1f ace H
Esa s ,st9 ds s q r9s sH9a
se>;ond-st. .--..-.-
,7eE sALE-norsK; PoTRhE + HAESfSE: ;;,;s ASp ~
~ s S11xse saG t,s es u Ind it @
LINK sALE-vERy Cll.:Ar-A NEW LIGHT TWO
seated extension t,p caissc; own n1aSc warEans
81 aadacss at:e u y e!e iriuns osse 'as' ~
r,n?. s,1,E-or EycuAxGE-A VERY HAND.
,s5y @ a ahows 6ne a saits so"n
aud Kind. D44' tribune oi3ec
I1oH sALE-1 JUMP SEAT ToP-DUGGY, NEAR
5us:s; 1tc c;nes4i; iaadau; iaad
rcar 49, e. say Il new e non st
heavy. Of ,n:' owa end best Eastern manufacture J.
D. Ha:o"-'. 80 " Isl .Aatlso'''nf* -------=-=---
FOR vEx 1,Ei,rs nsnAndE ri halns1 nI g Or
hargaia. F-Alst:lSGToS i &HACkSEs. le5 Wishing
.on.s =. 7,a,,1 :; nv 77r ,7,p nr,,vrpv
L W. WAGON aad asiisss early Srw win Iii cheap:
aad and Is Il iii. Me.,:ga;,.av % - 1'~' 80,
T7i7i; SaTE-cUE3P, 4 VERT STYLISH AND
sm,civ xn,,u:, ,,ryi,,c ,uure sound and Eim every
80; tSis ss!nt:; @ VII ri s5; sold for faut,
Adrsss ~ + ~, 1fionhe ounce: -; ,,.z.-z>-,,
se:i Ses sTc one a1d s; ns Seyer been tflasd asi
e.s:' eeap Noase', ~ u, W., w ~ n17s7<rss
hrse u, h4y MARI sune and can trot III @o AT
80 w. y,nsr:c7 q; s7nF-s7,f:7y7; TOP
nnsey. vsry rhlean nale BY lennoscr & CO. Apply
at IL. "es' u.xns
fa a arss a fT Is tSsa fsDa ones Ssf cheap '0' ': ~
ySOf, EAfE-A DARN Hh1 HOi.;..' ,a.;,". am;G-t.
a M ae1 s rS1a 9or ardF otsc e
hn-svi H. Eon'. ~ @ u,'sei - - 'r,,,,nc nn3cc
e4A-S = !. 77.e-e S17
o, TAG-TMi,wfiaaep WI, ~ iias or tsnen Adress %
C, rr.bunc IN; oiare - '''-@',
o sLEoSE XIcE GAhEAGG na ST. TEAM 1aass4sr You
Esn1lsmaa assimu S uaisons' a'sg oE. pau
HE h'as'e "s's'A'' t. ~ ~ - ~ ,,;7I,
I,t,fs sALE-FANlLY NOEsE. SoCNO,AND WILL.
drive i'll h,.c-v SADLY IN 3:n; warsantea also
good ;GrH for~t' :Fft4o tF'!o 4ut e1r
!iay o. Mon!sy; no ho'sc->'ehes "'a'ea w. 't-
Atst S11hsee4itn's'' ... ..---.,. ~,,-,,
TOR SAiF-~A Z Si'tsl*tf iItEt -. o''tD ho.
s;.s'; :! ,!'n.; Is,;,1 rsnnHs. ~ G; onruss
GAIN. enl III '>''''' = - - a: -, ~ ,,,.1S-
E1u sALEaLow: SEAa;i F.n;in. sonspaay. Jackson
= hrttwrrn statr-at and Watashar
TOT. sALE-1n G'E,o nuitss,sa ~ hs,r ,rav ,ors.s
AZ, Tnst sas egSso Wadlsoo.s
7oo 80 = eo1 wv I1O7,S IG.
TOR St1.ECllEiF-lSDti tislH4' ~ ri ntn"s
one S"Gd ,, ,aE1s ms'' NJ: III -: Ei,:e 1siand.ay
""k"ns ~. @ -. ,,:,7---S S17IT ,i;T
E+OE stl|ilE rncs IN ,.ui er Can
4 hoH fht' M.:E!> a.ta Ma ,"' 'N'% " @
be Seea III ~ "e'' :, ,-,77;lTs conn
T10!: SALE0N MON Till ~ MEs.. 5rs e s'nW ynsy
T. tcar; horse. Union Fufnttu'c oo'A''''' y :" -
, 1877-08-05
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL. ...-....--.--
I)EEsoNAL-T1lL LADY WHO HECoGS!zEp
4 Gentleman set,5g of Cottage Grove ca1. toraes
*euy-secGaG-s: and Mi"h:coa.ay. Oh Tuesday even
ing apu G::s xnnd her address TO F. y. - Non1uef1
1]ERSUSAL-A ETsINEsS GENTLEMAN WISHES
the acquaintance Of plain, sensible lady Is fFcnd
address T., Isibunc otdcc. -
DERsOSAt-YuUNG WIDOW OF - DESIRES TO
,uaKc the Eccua1ntaucc Of some nice gentleman
*he NJ: aseiat her. Address + e9. Tribune oihcc
1lERsoSAL-1F Nix. JOHN n. KEI:W1S IS ~ TIE
L cl.y. Ga11 1876 Van Eurca-st-. Aoucay xaofhl:S
os:wctn IL aed l. o'clock. ". s.
1JEESoNAI-i'uE PARTIES THAT N0F1;l, FROM
HJ >ou;h State-st-. first dopg 'front.' cnn be sooa
1t 41+ Statc-sf.
S)EEsoSAL-A YNTNG GENTLEMAN PRESSED
IN cray. ~ho spesc 10 lady .fesSSd n macA aa
white io5.tt. dt c. OF steamer CHICAGO hat1aa5
crent,;.. send Ills adcrcss to Dl, Tribune otcc.
1oEEsnSAL-MIss .ELLA A. MAEsDEN: THERE
4 1seleuel in Post-u Office for you. WILL.
, 1877-08-05

A FARMER IL FROM TIFF, CoIixTry- Has T1co
~ very nice horses which he will SER chnan nnr
Is Tree stylisn driycr ann trna fas ~, a5
sornd ald Kind trial g1stn. The other Is bay rlare
tir,r H. .ssn. uu sac Is very stylish; can bs
t,nh ~ tany lMey afe hoih warranted sound aud
sold cali at 81 Cea 7? nss or snein; they must be
1 GENTLFMAYS TUI;S017T T3717 at CIV
Il sistlne OF an cIcest siie bar ton. .tS ade ~
u H. y; !, Bfswscs u New YORK. and bay mare: Cen
act, @ - ". a.gu ~ ~ t!9t oettes than 25O She Is per
~ , ~ ~ a hnu ~ every fespect As, one good
tc1ne. and W excellent ti!ch COW ha,nsss viii Anu
hlankct:- Sold for fault orIv the CcntIcma is In
groom at the barn rear VI 81, MchiSo,,- " wiz
rp ~, x,,,,, ,,,,,.,,. ~ 49,
A tntthSn'Si.M, ECREhA SLlDE-SEAr BUGGY
TIckFp f2s sna tor iandau for s+oo al B. F.
4 LARGE FINE SAT1Di r. 1,nn 4 i3VF ESQ 7177I3SF
n wei broke and safr f"r 1st. natr ~
.orses. wei} worth The mo,ry and little nony ua:
wagon and truck 4, ;:x9 Hi.h1xnssr !, st "
TliUSY co. @"N "A'~"'" '' H. ~ AN
IL hntsrs s1 r. s,n ~ ~ NM! sG @
trot1nC aCt.on ana rreat h.amtv ,Go han hc,ter az ~
s,.,. -..s"ue ot4es ---.~.
A FINE, rASEL-HON OPEN DELIVERY WAGON
ana SI., Sns n'a,s ont; mus take first offer MITCH
fu,f, ,.sr,rrt, nl,,ocr; -, ~ .7o77- ,=7,7;
~: ,i5'cd D@EMoCinT @ LAT ~ MAGoS o roi
dirt cheap; no lss for them i1ls West Lakc.st
"A di,er Or s.. o1ss sn5 n a3 sF,x sIhG sd.G;,d
h Tie sbovs ar rteiass ID es, evGry !o icspec9 s:a
y,rt:f:,rs u1,E Avn ,,,~,,,- nn>1>r
y cI required n lest yic; suck on ha d. Tres
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, 1877-08-05

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! E0R sXLE-14 FIRsT-CLAsS DR1vISei AND
lrau;At horses: weight from 9co to J. 3oo }rlee @
from 80 $40: carriage: exsrr;a- wat:on; on ot
IL ss 81 = nae 81 r
GOOD EXPNEss-WAGoS cIiEAr, OR WILL :;s EA-
o 5f5a o u
msEe dods tsas s ses ssa
seat sassy. i, io ssss % iiairisos.ss. & '
ooK TEEEA XEKX FINE rTAEI9S n E0E ;gH!
n hc1sss a T. Sas eso ''e o'a'' 1u
Must BE soLp-oyE FHAETox. HARNESS: n ;!;ss:
~ snd horse: one top buggy and harness OF ali Sihos
harness price sleo; Or will sell separately 2ss
r 2. TE3a5e E25; Z; TA {S
Kansas stoeS nv horses fashionably bEe4
H yses esa &
\VASIEp.{A I0SY 1SD FIAET11XY 1YIyHn{ E0K GASn s.!
South ca clsrf!s ss'F ''a@'0' e'''f0''' ~
4VASrED-A COOP HORSE, HARNESS, AMP
IL sstns S K: Sane saxs
w 'orse. eithcr bsy or black; must be we'll broke
tt a x ;s f'ss Sia. M sSa fss ece
VII stand IS miles arlye day Ga Il = ;! is
l.ise gooa t,ye prompt driver aaa aiTa! !;'i Sf
III cIca. Or rade tin TOR good stylish team
f1Ss M ?iSs eaa Sse tey te ''neseAss Ill eas'
5VANIED-IF YOU ARE TIRED or rhYISG
eeT your % h"sss dr ana want to sn ss 1GT ya @
fa st @ xsh H'G1 uss sf bc cSsap % d
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