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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-01
Notice

Two customers in the vicinity Of Troy and the
Il part Of the County: viii furnish Nursery Stock
II J. B. Byers store in Troy during the Spring trade
An orders left with him win receive prompt attention
havs also horse and mule colta that wish to
exchange for span Of good work mules
febs. s. j. EDGERLY
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-01
sheriR,s Sale, in Partition.

Sherin,s Sale, in Partition.
ddTsiT dMk sTa1s a pos,rnsz. Sr KANSAS }ss-
In the Dss1es CeutJor DonipAaa County State Of Kansas
Polly Cox, Plaintiff.
4 rs-
Leditha yanscorek.
Daniel p. Cox,
James T. Cox.
Lurinda Hammer, s-.
Howard Townsend .....
Harriet Ellen Townsend,
Mary Y. Townsend.
Frank Townsend,
Joseph u. Townsend.
Charles Townsend,
George II. Cox,
Richard j. Cox. ~
Elizabeth Townsend
Joseph G.. Cox. and l-ft
Elias y. Cox, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that will on the assh day
~ OF March, " ie77 at the hour Of clock. P. NJ
for sale public auction for cash the following descrb
ed real estate ~is The north hall south west
quarter of the south west quarter ef section eight o.
eight @ and nine Or block two 5 in the City q Troy
all Of said laps and lots alDve described being in Dun
phan County State of Kan1a Offered sale for par
lon the property Of Polly Cox Le.Iitha vanscorck
Daniel r. Cox, james p. Cox Lu.inda Hammer Hovsrd
Towneend, Harriet Ellen Towssend MARY r. Townsend
Frank Townsepd, JosePb p. Townseud, Charles Town.
send George II. Cox, Richard !. Cox Elizabeth Town
send JosePh C. Coz. and Elias y. Cox and offered for
sole 70 the highest bidder for onetenh cash In hand and
the balance In ssA swe year Of equal insssmsass
With iatsrest q tea pr csst from day Of sale.
order q the District Court oa Dopiphan County in
Given under NJ hand this nh day Of February A n
1S77. TT vANDERSLH;E
Sheriff Of DOuipAas Csasty.
FEBRUARY x is1s-sv. Prs fee. tis.
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Sheriff. Sale.
h9Ar. Dcs1s.s Of C1SaiI' KASsAs' ,ss.

SIAIG Of AANSAS, tgo
DokRHAS COUNT,
Iutbe District Dsniphan County State Of
l. 8. Allen. } PisstiG
T. Snyder,
Abrskan schock.
James K. Richie
James Hsft,
J. p. Johnsoo and
Z. Snyder, sdnfnistrator ofths
Estate Il Harriet 6sydsr. do
Ella SNYDER,
Anna Snyder,
Albert Snydsr
Edward snyder, and
Walter Suydsr infant children
efK Snyder and Harriet Say
der. deceased. J Defendants.
a.rh Is. soar on or e: s:. lsa
p NJ Of said day the North door Of the Heuss
in the city Of Troy IN Donphan County State Of Kansas
ssr for .. At public suction for cash the following
In the Of the west half Of the south
west quarter Of section tweutytxo c I'm township two
CO. q range nineteen 49, east and more fully described
a. follows To- Beginning at the corner Of
the south west quarter Of section twenty-five (2s in
township two az. Of range nineteen s). thence south
one hundred 0o rods TO the centre Of the road running
Of said town; thence sixty four go rods With the
centre Of the road stone with A. Heater
thence north my tso rods to Get stone with A
Heater thence east sxteen s rcdsto set stone
with A. Heater Wm Bishops limo thence north ffy
l rods 70 the section line thence west With the section
line eighty o rods the place Of beginning
Of Snyder a. offered for sale 10 the highest bid
der for cash. 10 sstsfy certain judgment and
of record in the Dstct Court Tor Donphan County in
the state Of Kansas In which L. s. Allen s Plaintiff and
Z. Snyder It al, Defendants.
Appraised at the sum Of $40, ,000.00. -r-.4-
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of February A. D.
1877. T.J.vANDERSLfCE
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
February 1j, ts77-5U. Prs fee I'D
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-01
Notice by Publication.
Notice by Publication.
In the District Cour of the Second Judicial District Of
the State Of Kansas. sitting in and for the County Of
Doniphan.
Cyrus Leland Jr, I Plaintiff.
William Highley,
Hannah T. Hshley
his wife. and
James NJ. Highley, Defendants.

WILLIAM HIGHLEY, HANNAH T. HIGHLEY
w and James II. Highey: You, and each of you
will take notice that you have been sued by Cyrus
land Jr in the District Court of Donphan County State
Of Kansas and that the said plaintiff filed his petition in
the said the above entitled action in said Court the
1ith day Of November s16 and that you
demur to said petition before the 5th day Of April
1877, said petsn will be taken true and Judgment
will be rendered aganst the defendants William H.hley
upon certain promssory note, for the Of five hun
dred and fifty dollars together with interest thereon at
the rate of twelve per cent from August a0b
lsl5 and for costa and that mortgage given by said
William Highey and Hannah 7. Highley upon the fol-
lowing lands and tenemens situated in Douiphan County
Kansas to witt Commencing at the north
the south east quarter Of section No three In township
No three Of range No. twentyone thence running east
the north line of said quarter section log rods
stone thence south col rods thence log rods thence
north COT rods to the place Of beginning containing forty
acres Of land to secure the Of said note be fore
closed and said premises decreed to be sold to satisfy
said Judgment interest and costa including attorneys
fee Of @ and that James NJ Hghley be barred from any
interest title claim in lien upon said premises; and
that and after said sale each Of the defendants be
over barred from setting title In or lien upon said
premises PRICE 4 HEATLEY,
80. l-. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
February p ls774w. Prs fee. II.
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Tss ss,,7sr, rusk ~ 3at ysz1y xsiIehs - wslai
For DYSPEPsIA. CONSTIPATION, Jau.diee. Bliioua
attacks SICK HEA DACHE colc Depressisa Of Spirits
SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn. &C., sc. =
This unrivalled SontAern Reedy warranted not to
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-01
Sherilf,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, (cc
DoSIPHAS CoUSTY,
In the District Court for Doniphsn County State Of
-.G KAnsas. -llsar
Walter K Marvin Plaintiff.
W2Itef "A N1rvln,
W.
Charles Kearnsy and
Robert Armstrong.
Executors Of the estate Of
James Fulton, deceased,
james Fulton Nahara,
O-r-.
Notice to Teachers.

Notice to Teache rs.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will b public
~ examination Of applicants for Teacher Certificate
at the Court House In Troy the first and third Saturdays
In the months Of March and April Under the present
law private examinations granted by the Board
Of Examiner, old certificates renewed
...- d. ID. ROSE, County Superintendent.
February Is, is77-1Ow. n 5.--
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-01

ASK the recovered dysPep-
tics. Bilious sa6erers. victims
Of Fever and Ague. the mer-
eurial diseased patient, how
they recovered health, cheer
ful spirits and good appetite,
they Gill tell yes by taking
SrnsoSs LrvEE 1nsuLAroR.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-01

March I, lE7-5w
Evening star., 1877-11-24
~ 0 I / G Z .

in order "a keep ahead rf the tines, shall from
this dare general Ieduc ion of rot less than
from is 20 cent. IN the prices Of all kinds OF
DRY GOODS. Our ST. OK en- br aces Of the de afr
abe fabrics out this season, which. in ad iiton TO
full line of Housek pins Goods, must be sod by the
lst Of January.
Shall open n onday morning 10 pieces new Sibe-
Tiar Cloths FL OyeTdresss: also, ele assOrt
ent Of BLACK Sewing Six Frinees much under
value. We bore, by cell ne the best good at rates
teiow any her house ~ th- city to very much add
to Low satisfactory business
w. NJ. BROWN,
nova tr 31f Eighth street, near Pa sv.
Evening star., 1877-11-24

l.
BRODIIEAD & co,
S3S Pennsylvania dv,n nae,
Between 9th and 10th streets,
viii allow discount Of
TEN (lO) PER CENT.
from their close cash prices on al saes Of Worsed
Wotlep Blsr Befs, Beaver CLOTHS, Flsnnels ard
Linen Table Iamssk: sNCslls mt Black Beaver
Cl tbs, So and up; beautiful 64 Matela4se Dress
Goods, only Ter yarc elegant Lyons silk in NJ r
tyi- Green, Navy Blue, Bronze, Brown and Black :
only o. per ya,d Gents 7 ~ C0Ilsrs q he b. IN
eU. }, orly 70 cents; elegant button Kid Gloves
only o. IS Clsrk's best 400 ward Sp1oi Cott, only
nov24 93S Pn. are. bet. 9Th AVID roth SITS.
THE DRY GOODS STORE
Il NOW OCCUPIED BY
CARTER. 707 Market Space.
Wa gtOn, ID. o., aud known a. tt POpua- Dry
Goods Store account of the great ba. raius sCla
there every day, will be closed in sixty days 1907
ne store viii positively be for rent. Every yard of
Dry Goods murt al v i'll he sold Beau ifdi double
.bsde-. only IS cent?, worth 90. b.autifu coIored
Dress Goods, only 1e, worth y; handsome Black
SILK only Sl!O worth 81 %; hsnd.oma B ack Six
OILY 8 q, worth Sis pure w hlte Table Linn, g.
Bod Twill flannel, IS. worth s. Lace Our aims;
lar ge size White Wool Blankets, S2O All Of our
pure oOl Black Cashmere, and SIT OF our Colorei
Csshmeres wi positively be CLOSED out very cheap
CIoih very cheap. Remember this great reductio7
Will only est e0 days. Cs early and bny the great
bar gains. CARTER'S,
7O5 Market Space
Extra large size ard very heavy pure white Bridal
Quits Only s so, worth 81 so. novs4 tr
Evening star., 1877-11-24

Eiizur Wright, The well-known writer upon
Insurance matters, insists that policy hold
ers who have stopped payments are entitled
10 an equitable share Of the aecumulated re-
serve In cash. II is probable that the ques-
tion Will be tested In the courts by n commit
patton OF policy holders.
Evening star., 1877-11-24

Issue on the lst and 18th OF each month q ssBal.
letn" OF oil property for sale sBd rent on my bookA
shfch can be had on sppcst.oL ~ once, or viii
oe sent by mail n del al
Auction SuleS
On MONDAY, Nov. 10 b, st 4 10 p % , II
treet, between 18th a. a l4'h.
On TUESDAY, Nov. ~, st .. HI, ~ Defress
'treet.
Loans.
s3 500 at PCT Get $500 st 8 per cent.
noy24-tr
Evening star., 1877-11-24
The Contest i'm the senate.

Skillful parliamentary tactics and not ora
tory win congressional battles at this day.
Strict party lines have nullified the effect of
elOquence in the past: ami even at present,
when the party whip fails TO keep the entire
republican team liz the traces, it il Edmunds
the tactician and not Edmunds the orator
VINO preven the republican defeat from be-
coming q Iout, deprives the conuuerOrs OF
the fruits OF victory, and gives his party
breathing time in which to repair the losses
caused by desertion. In the struggle for
sscendency in the Senate there were no per-
suasive words or burning invective to mol
ify the result; the republican chief unwind
ing from a seemingly endless coil innumer-
able motions, which glide from his lips like
the inexhsustible ribbon from the roll under
q conjuroI's tongue, is the central figure OF
ihe contest. IL is probable, however. that
when the battle is settled decisively the ora
tors will find their tongues, and there are two
Senators at least who Will have reason to
regret this change In the style OF fighting.
In the five votes on Thursday, four were
carried by the democrats with the aid
OF either Patterson or COnover, or both.
No actual advantage was gained By these
victories, except that they served as ipdica-
tioDs OF the future action Of the Senate Oh the
contested election cases before IL. The fifth
vote, proposing adjournment till Monday,
was carried, through the casting vote Of the
Vice President, by the republicans, ConOver
voting with them. The tight will be renewed
On Monday, and will likely be bitter. Sena-
tor Sharon. the renowned absentee, is sally
needed by the republicans at this jdnciure,
and If he has already started east the efforts
Of the republicans viii perhaps be mainly
directed towards delaying action until his
arrival. OF the 13 members now i'm the Sen
ate. s. are democrats, counting Judge Davis
IN their number and s. republicans. Two,
numbered among the latter, are, for reasons
o: their own, as likely to vote on the Other
side: and another is absent on the Pacific
slope without being paired. OF the three
vacancies. the actions and words OF COnOver
and Patterson. who hold the balance OF pow
tr, would seem 10 indicate that one will 60
to the republicans and two TO the democrats
L kellogg he admitted. and Sharon be pres
eut, the relative strength of the parties will
he: repUblICans 81, democrats 81. This con-
ditiOn OF affairs. which seems the most likely
to be brought about, Will still leave the bal
ance OF power IN the hands of Senators Con
over and Patterson. 10 is not q pleasant safe
Of affairs which places the control of the
American Senate in tine hands OF This couple
Evening star., 1877-11-24

anna whose checkered ana ex-
DA4nE career with It's ups and downs
ids sudden and violent changes OF con,
ollon, Is an excellent epitome OF Msx.
ocan politieal life, has been honorei nv a
proposition IN the Mexican house OF den
les 70 "rehaointate his memory, and To
snd decorations conferred upon him bv ,hs
= :ion." The true character of this man as
% every political leader has been q matter or
ueh dispute. He has been warmly and
<@Enestly sustained, and has been abused
h equal vehemence. Now that he Ia dead
Me1icans follow one OF their peculiar
- ',oms and declare him spotless What
>-oiher judgment may be passed upon him
j was man OF sufficient notoriety to make
=aN. otaole saint In the Mexican calender.
Evening star., 1877-11-24

NOT For Mr.. PULIrzER-we hear tho,
Dir. Pulitzer very positively denies the ST. alta.
nent current, and referred 10 by US yester-
Gay, that he is about TO take part In ths
publication OF a daily democrats newgna-
Ief IN Washington. Messrs. Hutchfns ana
' 9ckerill are the brave men who will under
2ake the task " Ne'
Evening star., 1877-11-24
BOARDING.

Os6.so -. s.iI sS1.a aos.. III Il. W. W:,ss, the
sse 20 se 81 month Bed by the week siSii.
SfyEkAL BAspsOMEi rURsIs
- ROOMS, SiIh BOARD, o.e be osi.,afd ;.
soUrHALL, formerly Of Ba'tlnor,. psv;.,3r.
SlS MONTH roR FIS>T-CLAss TAsLE
SoaSs TTAhh Sir s 20 :, s iCr nicely n, ,,na,'hsd
iloA i2ih street. fronting soveranelt rs.er,s-
Two LIyELv Y0UNG LAyIys, or sIsGLE
f1rT.s1d fRSS SS saSM. S2s1 1ssea cseI.5-, s5,
drS'. HoME. n .Ps' CIV SGsSs S.f once RoTss
XIX lIIH sTREET SORTBwEsr-En,ire
ne~ HoUsE, al m'fern i'm proyeme1ts; Fur
suiTe Of Room. on tr-t soor suitable for CN1gre .
men. Transient guests scooa nois,ed. nov7l1w'
RI.EnltG "A lsrse. e'es.nil, Furnishes PAR
suite; 9TH BoAkR; At s2s Vermont avenue, ogeO-
RoSRpILsrse SUITES OF ROOMS, also
mo6eIn oOnveniences. 1880 1 street, near l4th
Soat OF THE MOST kLEskSTLY rus
fpe.t T-PLE BOARD. are TO be founi st Mrs
iLINIs, s23 aid s25 Vermont avenue. apprsl,e
the A'bnst o Hotel Terms reasonable. noyE-7t'
CI@ A. sTRkkT N0RTHwEsT-For Rent.
81 with Board elegantly FURNISHED Pan
b boR, With chamber sdJo ming: Also, desirable
modsted. Terms Moderate. novis-ss.
Nlss R0BpBkY lfrom Baltimprelis is nov rea1y
W. for Permanent, Transient, or Day B0AknGRS.
800 street. c"rner Of lsthn NJ elm
D0OMs, wITb OR WITHOUT BOARp- s.sI
IL painted spd pspered snd Handsomely furni-hei.
bath room and " ster closet. Also, Table n var 'ers
Terms modsrate SOs street oc2s-l'n-
SHKRMAh HOUSE,
Sf6 and 2Is Thtrd street
nrst-class Family Hotel. ROOMS suite ~
single, with or without Board, io~ prices, and
choice accommodations. octs I'm
TrHE FREMONT HUTsE Is NAMING coon
terms for Winter RJsrders. Family and single
roonis; either steam or stove best. octl2 tr
NIUk1oN HOUSE,
p23 AND e2s STREET NV
Prices FOR SOARD.
paid IL advance. .-----.......------- q SsSt
..-... = 1N
tcahiast OF blhDef -
= N ..-...-. tn
nsei iiS iiSkes---.-.----.-..----. - ess
hoRTos HoUsE wsS the 6r.i one in the CIV - -
lower the prices for board sCd TINS save the yeop
from 50 tC &c per month.
~BEsT Bohhn IN TIE CITY.
HoNISf and UAI MEAL toI sresh Fast every
dsy,et NORTON HOUSE
e22 and s21 street norfhSes,
.b.-No beer, liquors or tobacco Of any kius
eoio. seg6iy
Evening star., 1877-11-24
WIN. w. wONN'S
w ICE CREAM SsLOOys
1S1 6fhs bet. g and III SITS. north,ces
= IN

ICE CREAM. wATrR ICES AND YRozrr
CUsTARD: Parties, Receptions. Weddings, Fairs
&c, furnished ct the short 81 ice on reason Able
texWs. noylS<Q
Evening star., 1877-11-24

MEDICAL, &c.
$50 REwARD Nv DIR BEorHERs FA!L
Isgulsrit.s and O6.uuctions. 80 year, exper.eSts
once eO8 street southwest, opposite imith.o.
nB, LEON, The Oldest E-ts6Ii.6ed and oTly Re
sultec every 1uesdsy, "Wednesday and Saturday, At
FensIs Conipisints quickly cured One and RAJ
dence Monroe street, Baltimore. novi4ly
nR RoBERISOE, V2I street, between 9th
foe practice; separate Offices for isdiss AID gentle
men, al c"nsultstions strictly confidential; cure
guaranteed or no charge See notice below. NJ In
CONSULT TR. LYON, THE OLDEsT.EsTaD
~ nshec Specialist in the city, Be guarantees =
isn 81 ali sna feesy ss5e IN The shortest time pos
d9nss d. and nd lltrssed e..ss seeeisly ,hor.asa
6th street northwest. ~ 'e '0'' 1"S '0IS noyi,Iy '
SATIsFACTION''-Ap positive cure; 81 per
formuIs sy DR. ssd ase0Id1ss 2 the oIisns
Pennsyk snia avepue. Consultslion free. Octss In
nR RICORDs ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
- manhood aid the vigor Of youth to the most
cause arising. Fsiure im possible. Beware of ad-
Veriisers 10 of called Free PRESCRIPTIONS
Whatever rs. merit must cost q fair price s per
case case ssCt by cypress anywhere. Sole Agent, Dr.
i9s H15ssi. 3Ac9uES, University Place, New YORK
nB. A G. TRANsfAU, after more than twenty
- years hospnd and private practice. treas on ~
'1foHs nhu ShfH All pflNele diseases aOd
diseases "a won.en Well defined cases treated by
letter. Private Offices, No. 40 sth street. -four
doors above PsttLt ice. Hours, 10 g. m I ana s
Pm. msrz2 ly
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr ROBERTsON can be
- cor, plIed every wedn sdsy and Saturday at his
nice, O21 street, tSt 9Th aud 10TH from 10
p b., on all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases. viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
ness. Nervous Debility, In potency, Psems-ure De-
cay, Nervous Trembling. PslpiTstion OF the Heart,
DimDess of Sight or GIddiness. Indigestion. &c &C..
AL resulting fro m abuses ia youth, In man
hood and early indiscrsiions, GOnOrr Structures
ano sy phili iQuickly curtd DIR. Y is a native Il
baltimore, with ~ years perience IN special
tce. endorsed by the teading physicians OF his city,
yisits sshingn q every "wednesday and Sstuf day.
Persons In need Of medical treatment for any the
above dsesses will fud IL 20 their interest 90 call
upon him, no i'll insure honor able and ecient
treatment. and cure guaranteed ia every case
undertakes. VIII refer his patrons to sly Of the
tading sisps Of Baltimore, and show lett Of
or 10 10 South Iutsw street, Baltimore. msr2O-ly
Evening star., 1877-11-24

GREAT BARGAINS IN
~ PIANOS ~
WHICH HAVE BkrN USED. III s1t
One 7-Octsye seWOOd rhickering. Q FC.)
Ore 7-cCtaye H6 sevol Hsiii, Broth r-...... ~
One 6s4 octave knsbe & Co............ ....... I25
Two octave Chickering, esc esch............ so
Que octave h. ape X Gae ~
Ore 6 octave RoseL krs, Z-..... .... ........ Is
Az Of them in good order tor sale upon easy terms
at fhe Varerooms of
w. q. METZEROTT & CO.,
SOLE AGEh1SO or sTkISwAl PIASOS,
"a 81 Henpa. avenne, bttwesn 9h and 10 b ats
Evening star., 1877-11-24

WILL BE ON EXHIBITION AND
" SALE
On ard after TUESDAY, Cov. ~,
At VI. +. BOARDMAN'S Roo KSTORE,
529 18Th street. COrcoraa Baadjao,
OLe Of the moss eNtersive and elegant stocks of
HOLIDAY GOODS AND BOOKS,
ever seen in Washington
TIL public. especially the Ladies respectfully
frvited 70 call aLd exsmine s,ock ard prices.
uGV2f-ft
Evening star., 1877-11-24

Square bounded by Z and L, Cap. and q e.. 81
To Loan.
45 900, So 900. on first class Real Estate, at s
per cent.
J.sTANLKY JONES,
novS ly 6ll 7th street.
Evening star., 1877-11-24

AIDES, ATTENTION
Cardinal, English and French IVY,
Violet. Autumn mhNss
C,eranium Cardinal Maple,
SPRAYS AND VINES.
just received.
utfful r decs rating Jour homes
beA rsl disrru1t 10 he trade, a. Wholesale.
SMt h. w. REED'S SONS,
hbt 1916 + street ~. scs
noy:c-t
Evening star., 1877-11-24

GIVEN AWAY, pair Justh's Heel Pro-
" tfctors v tb every .ir Of ~"Oes boreht-
at W, stLBYs, 1914 1915 Pa. ave, -
WCmen's Pebble Burton g. Is 20 az 20,
J sffes' French Kid, ~, worth IS,
Misses Pebble q ain. " 2. sl.23, brgai-s,
GCst, ll-2, 8 TO to 81,
Good Feb ol Shoes tor 81 and up,
Gents Gai.els, 81 70 70 IS,
B6y-' 81 ltos IS,
Robbers 40. SO q d Sc
rov24r BET 10Th AND 2OTH STREETS.
GERBER'S MILK FOOD,
~ tABIsE DE LkNTiLLES,
GLUTFN,
FARINE DE POTS,
PATES De LYON,
FARINE De PARICOTs BLANCS.
n. w. BURCHELL,
nov74 2t 1882 r street.
Evening star., 1877-11-24

T0H RENT-
B Il WARNER h CO,
Braiaa,d n Wnvre, EdIrta A N,Tnti,,.
Gle street northwest
Evening star., 1877-11-24

EOR SALE-A number Of CHURCH PEWS in
L good condit on, and Cushions for same; can be
bad At Q bar gain sprIication is made at o1cs TO
FIT CH, FOX CO, i6O0 Penn ave 1t
EOR SALE-TICKETS Of the Washington and
j Georgetown Y. r. Co. Can be ,ugit at the
tfice Of the Warrington Chariot Com sany at 81
per hundred; a for 50. nov2l-w ,ths
EOB SALE-Pamphlet Bets Of FAEHTZ' PLAT
l. BOOKS OF CITY CT wAshINGTON.
JEO. Il KENDALL,
novI6-7w Ga Pc nsy '-ania avenue.
Evening star., 1877-11-24

H. ALBERS, =
FINE GROCER.
CUhNEh H kTkEET AND RHODE Iar ur~
AVENUE NORfHW EST
nov yot- Near Riggs MARIE,
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all debts due TIE ARIZONA SENTINEL tor advertising prior to Dec 3lst, 1876, are payable to Wm. J. Berry, and frOn and after that date to George Tyng, Agent of The Senti- nel Publishing Co. All unpaid subscrip- tions to THE SENTINEL are payable to George Tyng. Agent, who will also com plete all subscriptions paid to Wm. J. Berry prior to Dec. 7th, 1876. PsrsOns having claims against THE SENTINEL office prler to the 3Ist, December 1876 will present them for collection to Wm J. Berry.
 WM J. BERRY,
 GEORGE TYING,
 AgeRl,
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07

I feel under increased .obligssieas for tne patronage 80 liberally accorded mo ss tbs successor of the old and successful houss, of Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,, and while e. knowledging this fact allsw ms to add, that those dealing with me will md as complete s stock as was ever offered by the old firm with all that is new and d.sirab le in add. tiOn. JAMES N. BARNEY.
 Yuma, January 22, 1876. h.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
GOLD DUST,

Gold and Silver Bullion, U. s. Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, soldier'Warrauss Bankers Drafts, and Good Commercial P.psr. Grain, Hides. Wool and al Terri torisl and Mexican Products bought Ut vaIue for CASH; or advanced on. as mag be desred.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-07
SALES OF ORES.

Gold. Silver. Copper CT Lead, will bs made at highest possible rates for account of owners. My long experience and con nection with buyers in the different mar kets give mo 0 very decided advantage over any one in the Territory in making such sales to the profit of those sntrustinR sben to me Correct and resporsibls assays obt.ined md submitted when desired.