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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-28
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELIZABETH MYERS

sUNDRY CLAIMS AND NOTES.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-28

State Consols closed firm yesterday at 771st97s.
The sales of this class of securities footed up
s52,soO Premium Bonds were steadier at $500
Sd. the sales amounting to s2o5.O0O. OF consoi-
dated Bonds there were sold $4,000 at prices
ranging from 425S to 4o1s. Stocks were active,
and 151 shares changed hands.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-28

BY Chas. III. Reed.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF 212 DELORD
STREET.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-28

According to the statements Of Col. Scott,
president Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, before the legislative committee of in
uuiry, the losses OF the company caused by the
Pittsburg riots amount to s2,ooOOo0, while the
aggregate loss, including merchandise. etc. liz
estimated at u. 600 900. Regarding the cause of
the trouble, he thought 1T was not caused by
railroad employees alone. but by disconnected
men all over the country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-28

One Of Chicago's most distinguished clergy
men. Rev. Robert W. Patterson. has gone into
voluntary bankruptcy. with secured debts
amounting to $4,000. and unsecured debts to
the extent Of 49, 900; assets. si2.5oo. 1t Is not
often that 8 clergyman has worldly goods suf
i1cient to enable him to enjoy the sensation OF
failure in business.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-28

That unhappy gold bug, the Cleveland Lead
or. says: The banks are still selling the new
silver dollars at O premium on account OF their
being new and curiosity. It Is claimed that
they cost q dollar aud two cents. and to make
even change they ask a dollar and five. Thisis
quite fair profit on a coin worth ninety-two
oor,fu
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-05
Usage TOWNSHIP NEWS.

Mr.. EDITOR Here We are again after
q long "spell." It is Marmat0n town.
ship on the war path this time. Usage
is quiet, no more assault and battery
cases since both complainant and defend
ant must come to grief at the hands OF
the jury.
We live so far away and our visits to
the editorial sanctum are 80 far between,
else he would have shared some. of those
fine healthy clings that ripened the las,
week of September. 1--WE remind him Of
what he missed so that he might take
this route another year.) We know one
family who have not been without ripe
peaches from July 1st until now.
Threshing is generally past and the
prevailing opinion is that fax was the
most remunerative crop.
A much larger acreage of winter wheat
has been sown this season than last. Mr..
Henry Smith leads the south part of the
township by sowing nearly fifty acres.
Hog buyers are active but prices are
low.
The Free Methodists held campmeet.
ing on the Usage, Rev. w. N. Handy
conductor, from September 10Th to oath.
Rev. Bickham opened the artillery on
Freemasonry on the morning of the 22d
"Let the longest winded win."
The late potato crop has been injured
by the dry weather of August.
A few of the inhabitants of Bourbon
county sport cheap watch purchased of
an employee of that "big show" for the
sum of forty dollars. Usage.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-05
ONION CREEK BRICK BATS.

1.-THE following items were received last week
but were mislaid until too late for publication. ]
As our bright sunshiny corner has not
been represented in the columns of The
REGISTER for some time we deem it our
duty to enlighten the outside world of
some of the most interesting haps aud
mishaps of Onion creek and vicinity.
Corn IL dry enough to gather.
Onion creekers are still putting up
hay.
The ground is in excellent condition
for blowing.
J. r. Barr, W. H. Sapp, and Frank NJ.
Barr have gone to Southwest Missouri
on pleasure trip.
Charley Gibson of Defiance was over
last Monday flying around among his
many friends.
Frank NJ. Smith, Of Chicago, called on
a number of his friends on the creek, re.
Gently.
P.V. McMullen returned from Hutch
inson, Reno county, the first of the week.
He sold his load of apples at $3.50 per
bushel. Nc. reports wheat stacks as
thick out there as hay stacks are in this
county.
Miss Nettie Chambers, of Humboldt
has been employed to teach the Onion
creek school.
Miss Mamie Gibson will teach the
Pleasant Valley school this fall and win
ter. This will be her third term at that
place, which speaks well for her as q
teacher.
Mrs. James H. White who was severe
ly injured few weeks ago, is GONZALES
cling very rapidly.
The road boss of road district No. 8
captured all the able bodied men in the
district this week.
The festive book agent entertained the
Onion creekers last week with the most
chin music for the least money, Of any
man that has tramped this way for 10
these many days.
A great many Greenbackers in this
vicinity express themselves as disguised
with the "Gyasticutis" convention held
at lola last week. BRIx.
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Where Help is Needed

Is at that sorrowful stage Of life when the blood
and system have become impoverished by old age
or disease. Psrker's Ginger-Tonic is powerful
invigorant, and affords just the help that the
aged, the feeble, and the convalescent require,
because it insures perfect digestion and enjoy.
ment Of the food, enriches the blood, and arOuses
the dormant energies of the debilitated organs.
While 1t never intOxicates nor creates any desire
for stimulsnts, it dinuses warmth and vigor
throughout the system. renews the appetite,
soothes the nerves, bsnishes melancholy, and
gives strength and elasticity to the worn out
frame. Many other highly curative properties
not possessed by Ginger are added to this pleas
ant remedy, making it entirely different from
Essence Of Ginger and free from their constipst-
ing effect. Buy LOO bottle from your drug
gisr, r. b. Stevenson, or q sample bottle at Is
cts :, and test its extraordinary merits.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-10-05
A Pardonable Pride

Prompts most people to delay by any laudabe
means that science affords, the evidence Of phys
ical decay. Who that is not in perfect health
would not match the bright eye, the active mind,
and other appearances of youthful vigor, with
the luxuriance, the rich color and the beauty o.
youthful hair? Parker's Hair Balsam stands
pre-eminent Us an elegant hair dressing, and by
ITS healthful action on the roots not only pro-
notes q luxuriant growth of the young hair but
unfailingly restores gray or faded hair to the
original youthful color, giving q soft, rich and
lustrOus appearance of great beauty. No other
preparation so enectnslly removes dandrun or
stops falling OF the hair; its cooling and healing
action entirely curing itching and bumors Of the
scalp, and keeping the skin clean, white and
healthy. 1t is perfectly harmless, exquisitely
perfumed, and contains nothing that will soil the
skin or gum the hair. 1t is not dye, and is
unequaled for excellence and purity. Buy .
bottle from your druggist, X. b. Stevenson, and
test its merits.
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Dobbin's Electric Soap.

Having obtained the agency of this celebrated
soap for Geneva and vicinity, take pleasure in
calling attention to the following testimonials OF
some of our best people, rs to its merits:
GAS u time, labor and money saving article, !
take pleasure in recommending Dobbin's Electric
Soap to my neighbors. have used it and it is
the best soap ever saw. 1t promises a great
deal, but it does all it promises.
MIS- H. n. kNowLToN
I have no hesitation in saying that no house,
keeper should he without Dobbin's Electric Soap.
1 heartily recommend it to all my neighb0rs.
Try it, and you will use no other.
r. B. HOWELL.
would not undertake to do one washing with
out it. 1t certainly saves half the labor.
Mrs C. c. LEIGH.
do not hesitate to pronounce Dobbin's soap
to he the best ever used. The rapidly and ease
with which it enables one to do ones washing,
is really surprising. Boiling the clothes is un-
necessary, and no rubbing is needed. would
not be without it. LAURA STILLwAGON.
Ihave made arrangements with the manufac-
turers in Philadelphia, so that can furnish the
soap in any quantity desired.
T. L. ELLIOTT, Sole Agent
Geneva, Allen Co., Kansas.
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Rd,son,s Lsse,, D;eeeyeu

L. eqniled only By ths rszmskabJs ssoaW IT.
tending the iasrodactie1 and NE Of BsosssT0-
~ Assieises. Ths bilious md miasmatis ta1u-
eness Of this western climate are oo1ntsractsd By
Bn0WH'a LyvKR Pllxs. Try thsm once and yoo
win Hss no others. BDowE's BAACknxlay AND
GuGEs sho1ld Be In every household. Di@yAss,
DysaS01 and all deraagenents Of the stomach
and bowels are relieved ct once BY this great
rsmedy. Have you headache? Are yoa dull,
stupid and sleepy when You should be wide
swaks7 Take SARsAPAKXLLA, DANDELIoK AND
IoDsrE OF POTASSIUM. It invigorates the liver
and purines the blood. For sale by r. b. Stew
enson and John W. Scott lola Kansas,
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A MEMBER OF THE COUNCIL.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
EDITOR REGISTER Please announce
through your columns the Geneva town.
ship sunday School Convention will
meet Wednesday, October 9th, 1873, At
the academy building, Geneva, At ten
PROGRAMME:
Morning, 10 to 1879, Devotional Ex-
ercises, Rev. 8. M. Irwin 1890 to IL,
Necessity Of Sabbath School Instruction,
]. H. Spicer; II to 1l:3O, Individual Re-
sponsibility of Sunday School Workers,
p. r. Mcclure; 1880 to II, Will Per-
sonal Invitations bring more to Sabbath
School than General Invitstions9 P.
Blackledge. Adjournment till 1870.
Afternoon, 1:30 to 2. Rise and Progress
of Sunday School Work, Rev. E. 8. Mil
Ter. of lola; 2 to 2:3O, Experience Meet.
ing. c. H. Rhoads; 2:30 to 3, Reports of
Schools; 8 to $3.50, Question Drawer;
$3.50 to 4, Ought Sunday Schools to be
UNCONVENTIONAL or Union w. Samms !;
Adjournment till Z p. m.
Evening session, Address to children,
Mr.. Dykmen 8 to 8, model teaching, j.
Shannon.
All are cordially invited to attend.
o. B. MILLER, Sec'y.
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coMnGUNIcArHD.
ENToR On Rngrrn:

EDToR ~ RDgISrKk
In your issue u 6eptsnbeY 9Th y00
'ssy thst the City Council should either
suppress the sale Of i9uoEs.
Your remarks would seem 10 disin-
terested observer 70 b personal. You
evidently DO not know what you are
talking about !; for If there has ever been
petition presented TO the present eoun-
Gil it u not . matter of record, and it has
certainly been we'll settled that license
without . petition Of . majority of the
adults of the city u void and no pFotec-
ton. Do You expect the members Of the
Council to 90 around town with license
in their pocket Offering 1t TO each man
who would like to start . saloon, or do
you expect the people to comply with
the law by . majority Of them signing
petition asking the Council to grant .
Iicensef
As to your second proposition that the
Council should enforce the law: To
that I would say, if You will examine
Section q, Article 2 of the act organic
Jog cities Of the third class, you will find
that it is the duty of the Mayor to see
that the law and ordinances Of the city
are enforced. The Council enacts the
ordinances, and provides the machinery
of the Government. The Mayor and
officers acting under him, with the aid
of the people, are the ones to enforce the
laws. II those persons who can so read
lily see the ineficiency of the City Coun-
ell would do their own duty by aiding
the city authorities in searching out and
puuishing the offenders against the law
the evil Of which you complain would
soon SOON cease among ~.
Signed,
A MEMBER OF THE COUNCIL.
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MARMAroN MATTERS.
MARnATON. Oct q

MARNAT0N, Oct, ID, 1873.
Our Sunday School ct Walnut Grove,
under the superintendence of DR.. Strong
has revived again since the cooler wssth'
er set in, with much Interest on the payt
Of both scholars and teacheFs.
Our road overseer, Mr.. L. 81. Gorrell,
has began . good work, By grading the
State road near John Richards farm.
Finish it up "Dock," and give 10 paas'
able road.
p. J. McGlasheu il building nica
farm house on his farm, and thus ouI
county improves.
We understand Mr.. Fehleisen intenda
soon 70 build on the farm be bought Of
Mr.. Hoffman.
We noticed on Monday last at Mr..
Armstrong; quite crowd of strangers
and three covered wagons and upon max
ing inquiry found it to be Mr.. Adams,
from Wayne county, Indiana, just moved
to Kansas. He has stopped his family
temporarily on the Watson farm in Elm
township until he can look around for q
place that will suit him.
Wonder if q certain land speculator
thinks he did the "clean thing" in q
certain trade he made recently, heh7
Mr.. G. G. Clark and lady, of Rockford,
Illinois, is visiting this week with DR..
Strong, also Mrs. Watson of the same
place is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. c.
Strong.
The v. Cs. have their eyes on Ger.
tain v. D. NJ. who visits our township
occasionally. He had better keep dark.
Health is good and all seem to enjoy
this beautiful weather.
"Where, oh where is Hudson Grange?"
is the cry since the evenings begin to
lengthen out. QUILP:
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An Undeniabie Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and IL you lead . mis-
cradle, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful world
it is entirely your own fault and there 10 only
one excuse for you,-your unreasonable prsju-
dice and skepticism, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense reasoning
will soon show you that Green's August Flower
will cure you Of liver complaint or dyspepsia,
with all its miserable effects, such q sick head
ache, pslpitation Of the heart, sour stomach,
habtual costiveness, dizziness of the head, ner-
vous prostrstion, low spirits, &c. Its sale now
reaches every town on the western continent and
not druggist but will tell you Of its wonderful
cures. You can buy a sample bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve you
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LOCAL NOTES.

Political papers are springing up all
over the State.
-Vane & Calvert's mixed paints
best in the market, at SCOTS.
"A complete assortment of drugs at
prices to suit the times at ScOtt's.
Smokers will find the best 8 cent CT
CARS in town at the post Office. Try
them and be convinced.
Every medicine that has any repu>
tation in the cure of chills and fever can
be found at SCOTS.
Mrs. Jas. Simpson has just received
a full and complete stock of new MILL
merry goods, including flowers, velvets,
plumes, ETC., etc., to which she invites
the attention of the ladies of lola and
vicinity.
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DIED..

At the residence of her son in lola,
on the morning of the 9th ult., after .
painful illness of about five weeks, MIRA
F. NJ. Ingersoll, aged y years and five
days. The deceased was . native Of
franklin County, Vermont, and had re-
nded in that State until two years ago,
when she came to Kansas, and had lived
in this State until the time Of her death.
She was woman of much force Of char
ter and antiring industry, and was
always kind and a6ectionate wife and
mother. For many years she had been
. protested Christian, and on her death
bed bad no misgivings Of the future.
Cox.
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COUNTY SCHOOL STATISTICS.

COUNTY SCHOOL STATISTICS.
Superintendent Root furnishes Us with
the following statement taken frUm his
annual report:
Number of organized districts, 81
number of district clerks reporting, 81 /;
number of children between the ages Of
five and twenty-one, $3.50; number Of
pupils enrolled, 24l4 average daily at
tendance, 1872; number of different
teachers employed since last report, 81 ;
average salary per month, gentlemen,
average salary per month, ladies,
ga. IS; number of school houses, frame
81, brick l, stone s; estimated value Of
and grounds, 4S7, $50; estimate
value Of furniture, s., 079; estimate value
of apparatus, $59l; average tax levied
for school purposes, Z .O0877; number Of
persons over 16 years of age who cannot
read and write, 49.
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An Article Of Diet,
FREE FROM ADULrERATIoN.

Every analysis OF the Preach 1akisg Poseder,
manufactured by JAS. HEWSON & CO., Of
Kansas City, No, has proved il free from all
adulterations aud the best In the market. To
give the public an idea Of the adulterations used
In the one teaspoopfal powders in general, and
the Charm Powder in particular, Prof.. Patrick's
analysis, Of the State University Kansas, shows
il to contain Is. 81 per cent. OF Burnt Alum, or
g.. S per cent. ofLump Alum. The question TO
decide h between alum powder or pure one like
the French Baking Powder, as it has the APPROX
a Of the U. 8. Government. AK your grocer
for the French.
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RICHARDS 4 COWAN.
Dissolution Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between K. J. Weith, N. J.
Robinson and c. A. C0zine under the firm name
and style Of Weith, Robinson 4 Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. N. &. Robinson
Is authorized to collect and settle all outstanding
accounts and will pay all claims against said firm.
Those indebted are notified to call and settle at
once. WEITH, ROBINSON & co.
lola, KANs. Oct. 5th, 1873. 4l-2w
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GThe following New Goods will be found

GfThe following New Goods will be found
cheaper than ever before:
Imperial Tea, p N. 8. No. 20. 800. so cents
Imperial Tea, p. n. 8. No l. ...... 80 cents
Japan Tea, p. n. s. No. 6......... 80 cents
Rice, good article, .......... 1900. 10 cents
Dry Blackberries, .........-.... .-...12h cents
New Cranberries per quart. .12k cents
New Corn Neal per cwt. ............s 80 cents
These goods were meetly bought from first
hands IN New York and we have the word Of the
lpen from whom they were bought that they
cannot sell the same now for less than ten per
cent. advance.
RICHARDS 4 COWAN
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r. B. 81 EVE N ON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
New Land Agency.

Parties having improved fArms, Wild lands OIL
town property for sale and wish sales effected al
best advantage win do well to leave them with
the undersigned. Charges reasonable. No
charges unless . sale 10 made. Once for tn
present with Peter Bell, County Attorney }
CaA and leave description and terms.
GEo. n. BELL.
lola, KAxs., Aug. I'D, lS6.
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A CARD,

desire to return the sincere thanks Of
myself and family to the people of lola
and vicinity, who so kindly assisted us
in the Care of my mother during her
late illness. G. D. INGERsOLL.
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G6I have three volumes of ''Lammartine's
work on Celebrated Characters" loaned out
which hope will be returned at once.
ROBERT COOK.
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Y. nj. C. A.

The Young Mems Christian Association hold
prayer meetings in the Presbyterian Church.
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. The time Of the
business meeting is the first Monday evening of
every month. All are invited.
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NOTE THE PRICES!
THEY ARE FAR
BELOW COMPETITION.
GASSIMERES

BELUW UUMf EIlTlUN.
C.ASSLyMERES
We sh01U an unusual fine
unriety of these goods for
mems and boys wear.
We offer 800 yards
heavy Wool Cashmere at
so cents per yard.
RepelIGnts and Cloak
in6s In abundance.
Plain and fancy de-
signs, embracing all the
ne1U coLorines.
20 yards Waterproof
at so cents per yard.
200 yards Waterproof
at Is cents per- yard.
15OyGrds Ladies Cloth
at so cents per yard.
300 yds. Cotton leans
at I2 cents per yd.
800 yds Heavy Cheuiot
at 8 Is cents per yd.
200 yds Red Flannel,
all WOOL, at go cents per
gard.
DRESS GOODS
We have a superb line of
these goods, RANGING In
price from Is 2-S c to 81.
Buttons, FripSes and
TRIMMINGS in all colors
and styles.
We carry the largest
stock of Carpet in to10u,
at prices RANGING from
SO Is C. to 800.
We hare just received
the largest assortment of
Ladies CLo0ks eUer bro't
to lola. CaJL0nd Setour
prices.
You will save from 10
to Is per cent. by buying
your goods at
o. P. NORTHRUP & CO.'S.
SASH
DRY GOODS STORE.
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PRESBYTERIAN,

Corner Madison avenue and Western street.
Preaching service every Sabbath morning at ii
O'Clock. Sabbath School at Gas A. n. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening. II you
haven't q list Of the prayer meeting topics, ask
the leader for one. Strangers are welcome to all
these services. E. 5. MILLER, Pastor.
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EDumb ague, chills and fever, and all malar-
ial diseases, are speedily and permanently cured
by the Marsh Asse Cure. By natural process it
separates the Missm from the blood and expels it
from the system. Ask your druggist for it.
Price 50 cents-liquid or pills. lw
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lob PRINTING.

We are prepared TO ill promptly all
orders for Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Envelopes, Cards, Sssts-
ments, Programme, Visiting Cards. In
vitations, Circulars, Posters, DodGen,
Attorneys Briefs, &C., in the neatest
styles and most reasonable prices.
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Corner Of Jefferson avenue and Broadway st.
Services every Sabbath at l0K to II Z A. u. Sab
bath School from Tx to 1zz. Class meeting
from P. u. to 1. Preaching from * r. n to 81.
j. 8. KLINE, Pastor.
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n-Marsh Ague Csre efIectually eradicates all
miasmatic diseases from the system. 1t cures
the worst cases Of TeTtian or third day ague, rs
well IS the mildest forms Of chills and fever,
after other remedies fail. Ask your druggist for
it. Price only 80 cents. For sale BY Jno. W.
Sroff
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METHODIST EPISPOCAL.

In the Baptist Church every alternate Sabbath
at ii A. NJ. and ! 30 p, NJ.
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BAPTIST.
METHODIST PROTESTANT,

On Sycamore Street. Sabbath School every
Sunday afternoon ut P. NJ. Prayer meeting
Thursday evenings.
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n-Mrs. Hays has just received the finest lot
of Cigars and Tobaccos ever received in lola.
Try the BOSS" Cigar.
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H-Fine Cut Tobacco at Goforth's

G-"Red Ribbon, !" "Blue Ribbon and EAST
Mail'' Cigsrs at c.. A. STEELE'S.
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Money to Loan.

Long Tune and low natee.
J. H. CROSSMUN 4 CO.,
Loan and Real Estate Brokers,
HUNDoLDT, Kans.
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The Largest Stock Car
pets, at YATES.
Notice Of Publication.

Notice is hereby given that ON the 18th day OF
September, 1873, J. n. Mattoon, justice Of the
peace Of Geneva township, Allen county, Kan
named case for the sum of eh.97, and that tn
SAID cause will be heard on the 18th day Of Oct0-
her, 1873. ct 10 O'Clock A. n.
A-3W 7. I. ELLIOTT, Plaintiff.