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Economy Is Wealth.

A penny saved is as good as penny earned
This rule holds good in every department oi
business. The merchant should buy hi.
goods where ne can get them the cheapest
thereby enabling him TO sell them again tC
his customers al reasonable prices, and nj
the same time make fair living profit fol
himself.
And in this connection, we may add that
b. FIesher the Pioneer Dry Goods Merchant OF
Leavenworth, by going To market with the
cash in his pocket, can buy goods cheaper
than any merchant who buys on credit, and
consequently sell them cheaper, giving con-
sumers an opportunity Of saving money when
they buy goods of him.
Mr.. Flesher has now in stock an elegant
line of black silks, which were bought for
cash at the recent large auction sales in New
York, and which he is selling at prices hereto
fore unheard of, and which defies competi-
ton He also has a large stock cloaks,
which he is selling at prices which would as
tonish the closest buyer. He has also in store
an elegant line of all kinds of staple and fam
cy dry goods, consisting Of special bargains
in cashmere, alpacas and dress goods. La
dies and Gents underwear, hannels cassi-
meres, jeans, prints, domesiics, damasks,
tufiIe, linen bleach and brown, towels, nap
kins. notions, &c, &c. Call and he convinced
that you can save money by purchasing
nJS nf Si..ar
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of the Board, in oCT opinion is one which
Will al once become apparent I parents who
have. children in boi IA the higher and lower
grades. one Will be required 10 be at dinner
al twelve O'Clock in order to be able TO get
back 10 the second session, and after this the
meal wiz have 10 be kept waiting or new
one prepared for the little one vino vii to5dle
IN at about half past one O'Clock, in the after
noon. II occurs 10 u that If three hours
session is not long enough, il would be b-t-
ter 10 fix the time Of commencement at eight
O'Clock, in the morning, and close at twelve.
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Wauted the Office too lgadIv.

There Is s,uuble over the election, in Tonga
noNie township. IL seems from The report OF
the county officers, that one VIM. Kenyon,
who was a candidate for the position of Road
oyerseer, is charged with voting twice. He
had fineen votes, and his competitor, Mr..
Geih, had fourteen. The two fraudulent votes
being thrown ont, gives Geib the majority,
and Kenyon the painlu necessity of standing
"a criminal SuIl
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Beautiful Pictures.

DOM fail To see those beautiful pictures at
Crew 4 Bros. They are known as the .'Crys-
tai Ivorytype," and are the handsomest
things in the picture line that We have seen.
Several styles similar to this have been intro
duced here. but have been all open TO the
same objection-a very serious one, too-any
that Is, they will not last. The Crystal Ivo-
rytype, on the conrrary, is as durable as the
best photographer; they are made after q
process that has been long in use in Europe
and are warranted durable-wili neither
fade nor spot 60 and look at the specimens.
Dr. W. Z. SCorr, President of the College
OF Physicians, Montreal. writes: 81 have
recommended Colden's Liebig's Liquid Ex-
tract of Beef and Tonic Invieorator as the
besl preparation used for Debility, Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Fever Ague. and Loss Of
Appetite" Samples free, Theo. Egersdorff,
agent noy7dSw2w
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THE election Is over, nobody is excited any
more, successful and unsuccessful candidates
as well as their friends are cooled of, and all
the people think of now is how 10 keep warm
during the winter, the way TO do il is: pro-
vide with a warm Hat, Cap, Gloves or Furs.
Philip Rothchild keeps large fashionable
and well selected stock of those articles on
hand, and will sell them at the very
lowest price. Give him call, and You Will
feel convinced that this is a fact.
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A Great Invention.

NNHE NEW AMERICAN SAD IRON
II HEATER. A useful invention. Agent.
wanted md large commissions given. Apl-as-
ant business for ladies' and gentlemen. This
il no humbug. You can make money by IL
Special arrangements made with stove deal
ers. Send one dollar and get sample and fuli
particulars. Say what number stove your
sample IL for. Some OF its nerits-ii
saves fuel, saves your room from bling %
hot, ih-r by saves health, keeps your irons
neal and clean: Lygo irons ar all that are
n edei. ana KEEP one busy ironing Say
where 500 saw tins adveTt4-emeHt. cores
pOnd..I.Ce .nyItsd.
Add -. y :. JOIFESCN
Pox 3i,. BlOa u H.. d. Iowa.
or j. T. NODL-rY, TfI-Ltfr.
d2--w2t Iox -, Bloomfield, Iowa.
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DISTRICT COURT.

The Hull Case Disposed of-The Fa.
NOUS Winter Case Continued.
| Carter, ct al, vs.. Stanley, ct al-fnding fol
plaintiff for s, ,se5 and costs. Property order
ed sold.
Lash, ct al, VS.. Brownlee, ct al.-judgmen,
set aside, and leave given defendant TO an
swer.
| Olsen VS.. Mooney-cOntinued by consent.
State VS.. .Winter-application for change OF
venue overruled exceptions; case continued
by consent; order that defendant renew re-
cognizance in the sum Of 5000.
Anth ony VS.. Miller-demurrer to petition
overruled. Defendant given ten days to an
| swer, plaintiff two days to reply.
Logan VS.. Luddington-demurrerso overrul-
| ed.
Carrie +. Hull, vs. Edgar Hull, ct. Aide
PENDANTS motion to dismiss case for want OF
security for costs, sustained: Judgment
against plaintiff for costs. Plaintiff given
thirty days to make case.
Hoeck VS.. Dougherty-motion to confirm
Dewey VS. Home Building gAssOciation-Re-
ceiver ordered to satisfy and discharge all
mortgages upon payme by the mortgagor of
King VS.. BuIkley-motion to quash sum-
mons, sustained.
Bergman VS., Rapp-special findings. Mo-
tlOu Tor new trlal.
Bay Sugar Refining 90. VS.. I he Kansas In
surance CO.-Demurrer of defendant Shim-
mons withdrawn. Leave given to answer.
First Nation Gold Bank OF San Francisco
California VS.. Same-same entry.
4. n. Marks VS.. Same-s6me entry.
luigi Ferrari VS.. Same-same entry.
Hay wood VS.. Same-Same entry.
Wiley ct al. VS.. Same-same entry,
Hiatt & Morris VS.. j. p. Usher. Motion for
new trial-On hearing.
District Court was in session late last even
ing, and adjourned until Monday morning,
at ten O'Clock.
Rev. Joseph COOk's
Boston Monday lectures are published verbal
M in the Independent, and his published vol
umes are given away free to subscribers. See
advertisements in this paper.
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The Bee Hive, at 100 North Fifth street, has
grown to be one of the most popular dry
goods stores in the city. Not only dry goods,
but a irst-c.sss quality of gentlemens fur
nishing goods, is TO be found ON the coun-
ters, aud those who have purchased there say
they have received frsf-claSS bargains We
recommend the Bee Hive as the place whrrs.
q customer will he treated politely, and IL the
goods do not suit. you will not be embarrasp-
ed because you do not buy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Actuarial reviewed with the
conduct of duties
I'M handle
temo of
division another complete that
found be exceedingly and
un nforma a
shown by the detailed statement
onpan
yandp
bere
Superintendent hesitation stating that this
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sEcAkD eF EDUCATION.
Special session Yesterday Afternoon,
and Grades 2, =, and 10 D,scu.~cA.

SPeciai session Yesterday Aftern0On,
and Grades =, =. 9 and 10 DsscusscA.
Yesterday afternoon, pursuant to call, a
special meeting of the Board of Education
Was held at the Board rooms in the Missouri
Valley baildiag- The president, Mr.. o, b,
Taylor was in the chair, and the following
membe were present: Messis. Hayens.
Wilson, Viewer, Few, Swan, Richards, CalIa-
han, Flesher and GRANGER The business of
the meeting was TO consider the two session
question of the four grades ., s, and 10 in the
public schools. Prof wherrell, who v.s
present, stated that after careful examipa.
tion, he had discovered that the per cep,um
of pupils who eat three meals per dsv- ,s
ss 5-lo. and of those who can 20 home IN ain.
ner, S o-lo- Alter considerable discussion, II
Vas decided that in grades :, 8, Q and 10 ther.
should be but one session per day, bexinn,nu
. nine O'Clock A. H., and closinr n o.
0aeaock =. n. aud tiaat the other Rrndsa ai.,Sl
gnin = BEFORE. having tWo ssl1iu1 -
: 11pln1veGsses snene = eAeuhsvo anuauae.
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Is often soothed by delicious supper, to
which perfect bread, rolls, biscuit, ETC., are SO
important. To have these delicate products
of baking always reliable, the use of Dooley's
Yeast Powder is very important. This article
Is among the most valuable of the day in its
bearing on health. 1t is put up in cans al
WAYS full IN weight.
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Dr. Price. Floral Riches.

SURPRISES any Toilet or Cologne Water ever
made. \ rich, flesh, .flowery odor, For the
handkercifef. the toilet :.and the bath-per
manent and delightfully."- fragrant. For the
sick roCm-TcvlVing and gracefully refresh
ing. For sale 10y all first class dealers.
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AnIn.ucce,.ful pasl,.

a chap named Charles Rogers was ARRESTED,
by officer Robinson, yesterday, and charged
with the pleasant pastime Of robbing Barnes
milk wagon of three dollars, which was in a
box near the seat. II is alleged that he watch
ing his opportunity while the wagon was on
Pottawafanie street near Third, made "A grab
for the money and ran. He was seen by the
driver and captured in half an hour.
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A rather suspicious looking customer ap-
peared 1t the police headquarters yesterday
afternoon, and asked 70 be locked up. As he
gave NO plausible reason for such proceed
urc, and o0erod no reward for his own apurp.
heua1o1, he yag oruefed 20 epS out lDstnnser.
n OAfo9 of ko1ico tho1gAt h vnnnn6 % -
~ = - ~ ssSs ~ = - 80 - -. .
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L. E. Davi', Of Wallace, Is stopping at the
Planters.
Z. J. Adams, OF Pittsbnrg' Is registered at
the Planters
Z. U. brigham' OF Ioiedo' was registered al
tne mansion Yesterday.
Johh =. Soihns' Oh oiathe' was registered al
the Mansion yesterday.
O. R Riley. of White Cloud was registered
al the Planters yesterday.
Mac Armstrong, oil Kansas City' was reg
istered yesterday AZ tne fianten'
H. n. hefsnneid feturneu nome last hien'
from an extenoeo Sisit W ooo'herh Aanshs-
H. ]. Shulteis left yesterday for Milwaukee.
The bovs 0ave him s.xend of nv pitchin9 him
r, q. 80 t.. ,,
in ac,.- ,,.rinr . ,onr ,h,onob the ,.rysr
ci,ies bripg hi. fsnilv with him on his re-
turn home
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WORK FOR ALL

In their own localities, canvassing for the
Ssrs.ide visitor. l-nia--e.:i " kIy and
Monthly. oess Paper In she " Orlsl.
with Nam moth Chro nos Free. Big COM
inissioi u Agents. Terms and Quilt FREE
Address y. Os v1CAEkA. Augusta,
Maine. septzs w6InO
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A LONG FELT want 10 the community has
been a paper which, while giving the latest
fashion notes from abroad. should, al the
same time, contain Interesting and instruct
ing reading matter. social notes, household
hints, and, in fact, should be thoroughly
equipped family paper. Andrews BaZar,"
fully supplies this need, as the vice OF the
press pIoclaims. Published by W X. An
drewS, cincinnati.
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Executors Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY or LEANENwORTH.
In tie Probate court ht and jor Le0,e. ,,ol.h
County.
In tae matter Of ths IsIs.t {" Of
MARGARET \ WENI;l. B'- as d,
john NIL~oS- *, 'd.UI.
To- Mrs. MARY WIIIMEH, JOHN e. WA
Rl, AUSIiN e. WEARY and WILLIAM
l.. EAltl:
NOU, and each Of you, are her by Motif q
4 that the undersigned, the Executor 81
said estate, has MED Gis petition IN the Poo
bate Court OF LeIvenw oTth comfy, SIX ~
that pOrtiO. oi tine real e~jat % sad ~ O.
being the following described lot and parcel
Of land, lying AMI SitGat" IN Lrav, uwolth
county, in the State of Kansas, to-wIi:
Lot Iwenty-one in isck slNiy->iN. H. L. Ne
enworth city proper, De, by order cot ~H, Z.
court, sold To- the p VmrI Of debts rHc ~
the IL aSed and IN @ the SAID PTOD ttr tpuIi
has set said appiicsI, ION fpT hearing, Dr iru,S-
day, the 21d day of y ,vembcT, IS77, s.t vrtu..k
y. NJ, al the Probate court room in I.raNsu-
worth county, nstrs s:is, at NnIcn tame. you
may app, ar To snow cau>.. Why SAID Or,'sr. iDT
the sal. oi said Tel estate SOuid np, D,'
DaIed, November l>t, ISL
JOHN WILSON, Executor.
n. A MANN, Al orney iOr Executor.
noN3-dit-wZ
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NEW YORK COURIER,
10 Beekman Street,
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That letters
IN OF administration have been granted 10
the und, rsigned ON the estate OF Phillip Il.
Has, late OF said county, deceased, by the
Honorable, the Probate COuri of the County
ami state aforesaid, dated the first day oi No
vember, A. d., 1874. Now. all persons havii 2
claims against the said estate are hesrby mo-
tified that they must present The SANE to the
undersigned for allowance, within one year
from the date OF said letters. or they may be
preciuded from any benefit oi such estate
and that ifsuch claims be not -xh hibited with
in three years after the date of said letters,
they shall be forever barr, Il.
HERNIA MARkSON, Administrator ot the
est ate of Phillip Il. Haas, Deceased
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, November =. Is77.
In wi hess WIN rcoi. 1, the undersigned Pro-
bate Judge Of L.avenwDrih County.
have hereuntO set my hard and al
SEAL fixed the seal of the sad PTUb1T,
Court this second day of November,
n. D., iSU.
NEWTON MANN.
nov3 dltw3t PrObIsr Judge.
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ABiLiTIEs.

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A MAN named samuel Hawkins who while
carelesSly and rcckleSsly driving a wagon
along Shawnee street yesterday afternoon
ran into Capt. ". II. Insley's carriage and
smashed - up generally, throwing the occu.
pants out and creating a big excitement He
was arrested and locked up on The charge OF
DESTROYING private property.
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WH. SAEGE,sT has heard OF a horse and bug
gy being icii with a man named Brennig, five
miles south from the city ON the DE Soto road,
Monday evening, by a man who said his
namewas Sargent. The manafter staying all
night left the rig and has not since been seen.
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ANOTHER.

While Mr.. Oscar Swayze, one of the COM
positors in the TIMES Office, was at supper at
Collins boarding house at the corner OF Sene-
ca and Main street, some thief entered the
house and abstracted his hat and valuable
black overcoat. There is n probability that
the one party committed both thefts.
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THE Us. Marshal's Office i'm the Court
House was rented to the u. :. government
yesterday by the Board Of County Commis-
sioners al $50 per year with the privilege of
Give years
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A MAN who gave his name as Erastus Haw-
kins was arrested yesterday by the police on
the charge of passing counterfeit nickles. He
has a partner " no is also in quod.
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ONE of the fran girls who live at the "Cen-
tennial-' was captured last night by the
police, for trying to "skip the city" without
paying her monthly assessment TO the OIL
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Mr.. STERLING reports large increase In
his sales ofjewelry since his recent reduction
in prices. He has also received large In
voice OF fine goods from New York
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IA ,aI-,-~ Of PRIV st", chronic ami urinary
diseases IN ali tAsIr CON piI,H'Cd to- ms. ~ II
well known that BT. James u3t- stood at ti!"
head of th" prot.~slcH ~ ~ NrtT~- NJ. Hn'!
experience are all important seminal
wel knG ., might tu->ss lN dreams iiu-
pies IH, trC'. Lost MANN ust, can posltiSr-
~ ctIr,,!. l4st4t Nstu. .tts tn III - deli
r3it.- "a teutiCti- ,s T. or nTlty. Pleasant home
I4T pprIrut~. n book 'OI the million Mar
-tH..r. tiUi1., Wntru tells yUu all about tn
tI~.-- ~ H. ~Jesult InITrN-v 10y not 10
..1pnt- ara pa auI~. lOu SEE no one bu. the
Doctor Hfr's HDUr~ a. NJ, To > =. -, sun
,i'y !" \. ", To- /" NJ Al! bu-tu'--, strictly
con fidrHt4Ji. Inay ..d wIyr
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THE police authorities have hard time of
il this month in collecting fines from the
,fe1ai monde. Some of the latter thave said
they would have to he locked up in the Gala
boose as they had no money wherewith To
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THE county board met yesterday but as
only commissioners NanWinkle and Rich-
ards were present the greater part OF the busi-
ness was laid over until the next meeting
which takes place on the I'D inst.
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a MAN giving ms name as i. F. Finn, was
arrested by officers Miller and Robinson, yes
teriay afternoon, in response 10 telegram
received by their chief from Major Towne, of
Atchison. As the description fits, they prob
ably got the TiEllt man.
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Ma. McCowN Hunt the present efficient
clerk OF the District Court is twenty-nine
years old to-day. He is prepared TO receive
anything I'm the way OF presents from a pen
wiper 10 "A supvrIHiundency Of "a Sunday
School.
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1T was reported late last night that young
man had shot and dangerously wounded
himself by accident near the corner OF Chero-
kee and Fifth streets, yesterday evening
about six O'Clock.
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S.. and $40. Each.

The proprietors OF the New YORK CoURIEB
Established IN iSi5l have ADDED 10 their pub
fishing buSint - tue ntaDuiaci ure and sale u
small PRINTING PRESSES, ioT tine use oi
Amateurs, together with the sale OF lii.
TYPE, INK, Sc., requisite for their use Tut
reputation of the NEw YORK COURIER, which
Is known all over the Cnit'd s,aIt>, Is d
guaran ee that whatever they offer Is a.
Inc presses here offered are large enouef
TO print Cards, Labels, Letter-hessus, ana ali
other small work. They are constructed or
the same principles a. the large presses US 4
by job printers, aud they cuaran TeeG
to do as good work rs the best l&rge
resses.
N n On receipt of Five Dollars wewill send
VII To any address >elf-inking press Us
AS Aforesaid, together with iour VARIETIES
Wl OF type, and small can of printer :
ink-everything complete for printing
"A 4 n On receipt of Ten Dollars We will
send "a press of larger size, and more
NH rapid working, with self-acting roi l.
V1U.eeTTss' olfnk sfns kinds OF type and two col
The operation of using these presses is 81
simple that any boy of ten years will master
il AT the first trial. Full printed instructions
however, accompany each press.
With the large size business man can
quickly save the cost of IA press by doing his
own printing. A boy. even with the smaller
size, can soon make enough money by print
ing carus, ect-, TO pay the cost OF his pre>>.
Remember We guarantee these prs >>e>, both
sizes, To work perfectly. They are now bcins
sold very Rapidly, and in every case the pur
chaser is delighted.
father cannot do a better thing for hi'
boy than TO buy him one of these interestiEs
| and useful machines. Boys are highly pleas
ed with them, and they are more potent than
any other influence to inculcaie business
habits, and win boys from the dangers OF idly
| spent evenings.
| send rcmittances by post-office money OF.
/ ders or registered letters, addressing
NEW YORK COURIER,
10 Beekman Street,
p. o. Box, 2g2i, Nes York
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A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
in the Probate Court to Alex B. Van Buren,. a
Sergeant Major in the TweHty-ThTd lnfan-
try and Mary Madora Brown.
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9Neeklg GiMss
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1877.
CITY NEWS.
rnOm sunsar sEornIng,s Dally.l

,,,o,b, sas.son Of the district court was
held last night. -,
sr-usrfrRE for membership In Crew
Circulating Library
ca,RLIE BEssEE received a car load OF NIL
waukee Deer yesterday
THE handful ofof police had all they couiu
do Yesterday afternoon.
Ir-sTIcE FARRELL s. confined TO his room
with a severe attack ofpneumonia-
&c. CRoM.E.L was among the arrests
booked at the police station iast night.
OFFICER SADoSE was out on Inc streets
Yesterday for the first time in tive weeks
THERE are now upward OF twenty appil-
cants for the position Of county physician
YESTERDAY WIS as We predicted, as rice
day as could have been wished for al thls
season OF the year.
A NEW time card has been issued by the
Missouri Pacific railroad company, but no
change in train time is made.
A FAMILY row at one Of th~corners oi mo-
wa and Fifth streets, Occasioned some excite
ment yesterday afternoon
SOME thief few days ago entered DENIS
fish store and abstracted valuable coat
The poliee are looking for the property
Mr.. OWN DUFFY rendered his RESIGNATION
as Councilman from the Third ward al the
meeting of the Council on November Hh-
SEyEEAL parties have 'signifed their In
tention" OF becoming applicants for the po'
sition Of superintendent ofthe poor farm
THE st. Louis bakery was the scene OF
small row last night. but the offender was
mt out too soo. 10 make the damage done,
remembered.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.
THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwORTH COUNTY
In the proJat> Court IN and for said CouHig.
In the matter of the Estate OF
MARY BlRNS, Deceased.

EREDiTORS and all other persons interest
u esi I'm the afor-ssid .>taG., are hereby no
tined, thai at the next regular term OF The
p obsite Court, IN and for said county, 10 b-
b gun and held af the Court Room In the city
ard county of Lsavtnworth. STATE OF aior
said. ON thu frs: !ionJay IN rhr mont, Of j. n
uar A. b, is9s sna'i sppy TO the said
court for a ia u snd final ssti!einent Oh said -
tate Of MARY BYRSs, deceased.
Lsaven - ortL Guy, October =. lGl.
ALBERT PEMBEkTON,
novl-vH Administrator Of said Es. ate.
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CoSsU,uTIoS may be preveatcd by check
ing a cough or cold ia time and nothing
equals Dr. Bulls Cough syrup for throat and
lung affections.
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Patriek 0aynoF. drunk, fined s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
YOU WANT one!

Just the thing to keep boys at home ii
the evenings, and train them in habits Of
business
PRIsTI. G Pres s FOL LII .?.U !,
With Type, Ink, DC. and everything nece.-
sary for work, at
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Rev. JOseph Cooks
Boston Monday lectures are published verbal
M in the Independent, and his published vol
umes are given away free to subscribers. See
advertisements in this paper.
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