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come to Topeka when notified that he
was wanted. Men ofordinary decency,
after making such statements, would ac-
knowledge that they had been misled
and apologize for the error. Not so
with the Times Topeka correspondent.
We don't think that circumstance could
be conceived where he would blush for .
lie that he told, or confess it. On the
other hand he will, the next day after
s.lch an exposure write another letter,
caii some one liar. or perjured william
and expect TO be believed for a few
hours. That is the kind Of paper and
man who has been leading few Ham
sas Republicans bv the nose the past two
months. They are getting ashamed Of
themselves and ought to.
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There are four railroad companies
proposing 70 build through our county.
Elk county wants q railroad. and We be-
lieye the people viii vote aid 10 Z com
panv who viii insure " that the mean
business by depcsi;ing with our Coaaty
not less than $4,000.
Mr.. Maivane. of the Aicli>on. Topeka
and Santa Fe road. told or people to-
dav that that company woasd deposit
$4,000 a guaranty that they meant
business. Now. j, seems ~ ts that il q
company means to build road
they will not hesitate TO guarantee our
and unless they mem business
we cannot afford TO vote aid to paper
copccsu-Ek County Jvnr1af.
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"And now comes the report that T..
n. Potter states that he gathered l.l?6
bushels of cora from twelve acres, this
winter. and Mr.. Walker testifies that he
nesturcd forty head Of hogs all last sum-
mcr on the same field
The above comes from a Southern
Kansas paper. Ii is about as reliable as
the average Southern Kansas stories.-
Gay County Dispatch.
John. you evidently have got some OF
shc evidence given in before the Potter
Investigating committee mixed with an
aericg)taSN report.
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The President Vetoes the Chinese
Bill.

President Hayes has vetoed the bill
restricting Chinese immigration. TIL,
message is quite lengthy. His mail
point is that il would violate treaty oh
legations with China--the treaty mad,
through Burlingame. The House sig
nally failed to pass the bill over his head
and the people of the Pacific coast art
greatly excited.
The President did the right thing
The bill violated the faith and word OF
the Nation, TO say nothing Of the under
lying principles of the Government.
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Notice.

Notice {. hereby given sii.t the unaer.sssed wiz
IRE -eut u the HassoFsbie Board Of ,9gAty COM
n.ssiJusr< u >eiE~ic k coaHtT. EsusAs. 81 thesr
next regular eefinz - be hold 10 NlchisA. April
tn i..s gs;iiisa hing fsr 81 sEf-Di -iAtton sf
three h..I.irrsi dollars $3.50, fr the i.rg1ss ~
s,aiiiiax bri,txs scrs.s the towss!s % the sec-
tioa flase between -ecti-n. . s11 y, Ia f5Na5Aty
=. rAnzs ] ~ezt. v hsTS =sti stream eyys-es the
.,5 .-rtiga lire --id sss3s.s ssc Srrs3sng ssts-
Taaie,l . e-lsi 81 hass.iTsi d.iiArs fss,.
o AAETis-3>
q & DAISY
/. POPE
,HAs y kEsYos
Gas u CAMPBELL
: EALET,
AIs1 sAt.451
PAT McoslSAiD,
as AsI , others
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THT -TATE pF EkSs2S
~ssx'essk t-1atg
u ~ ~ .sss.s sssrs; ir ~. ~ sss. sszass
g. tie natter q tA.< sst- 4 sss.s. ! gA.sIz-ss
s-reH ed
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ar. a{s s.tSsf tse kefsssT ssttSes fts.s a. sA<
g~esr4s iS-zs q 81 frsazas1s gszyz. - k4si szr
sxss fsx1tF - - t<-2s Al sNsf a. o. t1a.l-f
g1sss - tchfss ssegast s.f -~sEascs esy2e
sesg4s as. 90 sAs =. ssAF < ts&Ess = ~ {
sEzs.s ss=is l. enl9 ta-@ r. tn ~. ssea sss-
ti~7sssf 4 ssi2 <ssss =. ~ ~ s4sszsssasa y
sas7t esssyst = 81 ss.ssS 1zaS - sar-~~ &
sz.rs1 "a - 2z-s.-l.zsrx@.7z u sd siass~
IN ksAEz
6& A2z1Szsszssss
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Mrs. Matilda Bowman, wife OF Bishop
Thomas Bowman of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, died in Greencastle,
Indiada. on Sunday. Bishop Bowman
is now in Italy, holding a conference.
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Colonel Plumb has secured amend-
meuts TO be asserted in the river and
harbor bin as il came from the House.
as follows: For the Improvement of the
Arkansas river between Fort Smith and
the Arkansas City, $4,000: increasing
the appropriation for improving the
Missouri river at Fort Leavenworth
from $4,000 to $4,000. and like
increase for improving the Usage river
In Missouri and Kansas.
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A Big Days Work.

On Monday the House and Senate got
down to earnest work rs the following
summary of its proceedings will show !:
In the Senate, the bill providing for
the redistricting of the State for judicial
purposes, was considered in Committee
of the Whole, and there being no pros
pect of an agreement on the apportion-
ment suggested, it was made special
order for three O'Clock next day.
The concurrent resolution authorizing
the printing of a manual or roster OF
the members of the Legislature, and GER
tain portions Of parliamentary laws.
such as the Chief Clerk of the House
might select, was killed.
Several bills were passed.
The bill providing for the erection of
an observatory at the State University
was lost.
In the House, a bin enabling municipal
corporations and boards ofeducation of
any city and school district TO refund
their bonded Indebtedness, was passed.
Mr.. Biddle's bill TO regulate freights
and fares on railroads. was lost.
In Committee of the Whole, the Osa-
watomic Insane Asylum bill, for the
erection Of more buildings, appropriate
ing $75;OOO each for the fiscal years end
ing June 80, 1850, and 1881, was recon-
mcnded for passage; also the bin making
appropriations for the support of the
asylum for the years of 1880 and 1881 !;
also the bill appropriating $500 to the
Fish Commissioner for either year also
the bill making appropriations for the
erection of an addition and outbuildings
70 the Blind Asylum; also the bill APP
propriating Ss5 900 for the State Reform
School; also the bill to appropriate So
600 to the Home Cor Frlendlcss Women.
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Angel, the late Treasurer OF the Pull
man Palace Car Company, on plea to
the charge of guilty of stealing sll3,@
of the company's money, has been sen
fenced TO zen wears Imprisonment.
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The Township Assessors Meeting

The Township Trustees as Board OF
Assessors met on Monday at the County
Clerks Office, in pursuance Of law. for
the purpose Of agreeing upon a uniform
basis for the assessment of property for
the present year. The meeting was call
ed to order by County Clerk Dorsey.
z. p. Thompson was chosen rs Chair
man, and EN- Wright, Secretary. Some
time was consumed in discussing various
points and problems, in which consider
able feeling was at times eyinced. From
the minutes of the meeting we gather the
following averages adopted as basis
upon which each Assessor is TO make up
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Healsd ProposaIa.


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sSsecr, Bsstfsssfos. teb q Is9s
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81 'his sass ap'if ~ M sAfss5sy. usrts rs
fsss Jers !. tssf - fsss hpssss.i 4sftss aslffy.
-sa tsifsrs e. 10 fs:i yssf "a - s.s1 s;.s
ms essl1stit ssd sssa<st g. ls~s><sfs f~fsss ~
fsrfs1es INA. ~iB H. ys<si,s3 fss a.. s-rstl., a
- tis s'-ste Bst.~f sssS - ss.ssshsas a. sus =,
t~r rs-feir~a - 90 tssrs fsss- sattis fSsxx ~
IL re-srvs-i o. rsssys sry al ~. H.,d. y. 80
- s.os iii - r--sajr~f ~ . fs;sts.f 80,
fsfnso~s - .sspfsas
isssS<fs srs requested ~ - trsssss 81 s-s.,.s
~ sifs ~ tetrse~sts-1 ~ sstfyts5
fs-4<ssess ~hsxis ~ is<ssr-~i sesx<-xa. A.,
fsfsisssss yessfsaS Hssss~s % aherv~es a.
sfsfskss ssslss d . ssd stisss-~1 D. a. ss-.-
1ss<i1s~S iDHE f. NfIts
fbsess~ AsSrs
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pssisses ,ssrs. lsss 5s-ssris, ssss,t>,. z~sx@sss
sssaf7. ksgsas
ss~~ss4sa
-
ssss~rs
~ sistss n toe sssssf ~ fssst 80 ~ sssa ssss
frt~s sff - ~ f21h fssst "a sfssfs ssftssr =.
All t. @<ss4s1et s'sststy. kssasf s1&rs,s Ia
Eess9ssss srs its4sfars sssi " ssssrr. "a a-fs.f.
sas sit5 -
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~ s'esa-s. ? - - a. s-rsfssss.s ae-ss 100
~ ~ fssf - fss tssltiiz,< =. SA<s- ts~x :
- tAr SIS - - tsAtts s~a<<e. er<s - asls "a
f~tatf s1<tssn - a. ksEsssf test<r o., "a -
tsg1 81 TIE rxsf s-tfs szs i&tsftes - ts> A.
fssscsHss esst-rs, - ss-9 30 "a fssts&.
tag 1ss-s@s $50; ssst~ts5 ssses.ss i. s2~ sss.z..
~ - ~ssS@s1s esss< - ks&><s ~ -
Ia ses<sssss zsssfs<r 80 81 s@rf>~z x~,<s-sz
ssss iss, tves-sis ssnfst<f tss1sF -ssns -.
toess s1s=s~r ~ ~sst
-sf fesi s-nt~rfs Il iss ~ ys>.s - ~ rss.svs.
- 1-s<ssset %. ~ssssss. go eli - 80
~ ssts<Sr sS$1 sx<ez<s.sa
szs~rSf .sS<<s. HsAs.x. Exxsss 10. n iaos
$-s 10 txfxs. s<~<9f
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CHOICE LAND FOR SALE.

N sED6wICk co KANSAS, TOWNSHIP 90
EA>t,t WEST -N.r,IH HsgfE
LAND; - ST cf III; VA
IEgED BY SAND
IhtLE.
3so acre tract; with ~ acre. 10 ahesf viii
--,l etih wsshylf Hay Que half -naFe Of crop.
49, aer. tract, with ~ acres bfyt. bal no GRIP
growing.
4 s4e are extra choice. seiee'es: qssr'srs sas
..Anaoi be saerl ety. z,y tAf. 10 Names. In.
esses tJnenss .kcl. ~ the ih1es gaar sTk. F-f
i,riocs .ad gsrsas. address
r. ". AoTs,
s.-r Topeka kza~as
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All farm implements in use one year at one
third purchase price; two years, one-fourih
purchase price over two years in use, at the
discretion Of the Assessor.
Wagons in use less than one year. thirty
five dollars.
Pleasure carriages at onc-half the purchase
price where not in Use TO exceed one year.
Wheat, less the price Of hauling tn market,
70 cents per bushcl.
Corn, in crib, ~ cents per bushcl.
Oats, in bin, ten cents per bushel.
All other property at discretion of Assessor
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s.s+ l. hsrs.ys xis~a that shs Es5<v.lxsss. xlgs
r-ssof = ttc D sri u ss,sssf ss.a4i.-tssx-s -
ss~a-Iss tl1ssfy -fzss 4 Aa1sss. ~ iAefr asxf
rssisF sEses sfas - - Red 81 = ses I@ssti0s
80 fr A. Ar. rysfrss.s = - sis III he 5ar5sss-f
~ t-sstffnx a k-saSs srrS,.s tie s>swskfz % fhs
r. ss.s lac bet IRA tssx S.-issss ssi . rnsxs
ss,t Sssi 5rii<s ADJ <rssisg Estimated - e.sss
80.
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Administrator Notes.

ss'igwist csaaty -
IN tbs Probate tgnft, ls cod far aid ssasIy
In the matte ru3 the ssssts ~ Dsiiiis Jester q
ceased
>eiics = hers5s Given that tstts.s ~ A,,,nisi..
tfhtlsn have been granted b. tbs sfsrsise.S on
the Estate Ut beifia lester late N sstd .,,ot,
aesss-esi by the btoosfssis. tho Probate sun ~
the satnsy and STATE aforesaid dated tss sth De,
% tsbrusrys - isd NV. all tsr-ass hsy-
iSg risifne ssslSsf the said estate arc hsfsts,
naiihsi that tbst mn-t present the ssass 10 the
unf'srsiSDesi fr sifGssnes sith4s s,ns ysss sfssm
,hs date ~ -std letter.. ~ they mas 10 sine
from My hsneht ~ sifsh estate saf fss, n -ns !,
rls,nla 10 not sshitifeJ wtfbia three tesy, After
,bs date q ssid ist,sss. shsy shasi he brewer
barred.
- q JACOBS
Adtnisissrzior 81 the Estate ~ i,.iilis Issssr AZ.
ess 81 go
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ssssss IL k<sssg ftsss ssss fz4s sssesssxs~s asa
ss-~.~sf fz15fsa ~ fsazss5 81
As<tz "a IN. <s@x 81 - sEtsssfzsz,ls - ssA
= eEssss = s<sfsz1Ag t<@ts sffss~ S31x<H <xssa
s>s.ssz s~~.spSs = sAt = - ts~<sksr : s<<ns 3
IL WILLIAMS
- S1seltxs
- - - -
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We can afford to sell goods
CHEAPER than any other con-
Germ in Kansas.
Our annual sales at retail alone
are over SIX HUNDRED THOUS-
AND DOLLARS.
No house which does a smaller
business can possibly be SO RE-
PLETE with the Newest Styles.
or so capable Of supplying goods
at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
One Price to AL.
GEO. Y. SMITH & co.
Eagle Block, next door to the
Wichita Savings Bank.
HEADQUARTERS at Kansas
City. Mo. 49,
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xs><1s - .~s.4<f cyes sSss % s<-t~s-<r@ss va
S>sp>sf s>sas-s s. shs tszassr ~
ss<sf ss-s4sx L<sd u ssAses. 1855. rr>as7.
~ s-~ss. - sr.s>t%x sssass xssszs - t~ssess
rosa - tssz<s-t isxs h~.~s~s ts>s. k,z-s = 49,
e rs~zf vs4 EstssEet-< <>@a ~ rps<p eEr.
INA 4 - s<fli<fAk
n s3EifEsf Hs1
s~-ss HAExf~sx ktftH
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>piars j. hsss9y given thss the uHasssgxss.i I. a.
present r. the sfse"rstsls E>snf 81 ss,,sty ten
n'i-sisftst- ~ heis~let saspty. E.assss "a fesls
Best teyiisf nissfisx = s hslts la sietsts Astlt
~ isls, jeflfisn sssssx fpr apr pSfs;,os
~ t~s bSsltri fss} dslisss 80 To- vssts.-s ~
bbiss'ing bridge .nd xrssiiss heFsss fssr ess.e
On serffsn tine hst~~re se<ssrs 81 sss RI In s,~s
sbfp - rasrs es-s sali hfssiss a.. y,..fl.-.
s1,lu.st@d IT, csaf sss
G. ysN1gzDs
fHDHA= JffSgHf
AfBfht wugATI& NIB
81 sss tkissy -~,Sh, .sssrs
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IL u. l.. TAsloa- Register. J.. l. pyss, gr-
evtscr. ounce hours from 10 ~ . W. and from
so3p.
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Publication Nctice.

o.. q K Including >acesiar oufat Ev~vy sas
OuIt 9J warranted iiogsrs. Moorr q hfoeks
- lauts No. send tor cisesisr. ~
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District Court al >ctxN.ek touuty. kanes-
Cerrsts Hack. fisinttd,
James Davidson. A W
Hiack snsi sarah J. tiNck,
pvfrndsnt-.
james Davidson, asan-re.isleat II the state %
ksnrxs, YOU arr hereby notiar.i that You a:ssi u
BLACK aud >Sfxh I. BLACK. have been -ar~f in
tho District tnsrt II >esix~isk cssnts, kaesss,
BY ,err-.a biaei pisis.is. and ysa are rcsais~i
Fore the iath day ef April, i.:s and In iefssit Of
your answer Within that time the Petition als IN
ss 81 H. ssis ss an .ss
the right o. occupy A. hasnsstsssi. the following
land nod teeemaat,. To Wit:
Commencing nj the southwest corner IL 10; No
fsnr Ia Waterman addition ~ The city Of Wishi-
Ia, rnasiag thenee north ~ iest ,hsare vest ~
wet liue OF wseo street ih.nse south 30 north
iHr ~ Desgias syenHs, theacs cast - place sf be-
sicnieg Also one other tract bousd q fsfisusf
taInnfac.ag st .-st1t On the west line 81 " sro
street. IL Hsternssn,s addition o. tbs iswa tnaw
city1 of wichita, 10 feet nerth af the nath iine si
fir.t street. Ia Waterman - s.t,iitsss the town
taow riIyI OF wichita th-ncs vest a. the srksn-
SIS river. thence seeihsssteris with the messsivr
ings of ssid Arksnrn@ river - tho north isus Of
pougins avenae. IN Waterman Afditisa a. the
town .aov elt,) of Mish.tA. thsase east % .
point sast cf sn,i In rsage Nth tho vel lsae 20
W aro street, thence anrth u ptasc az beginning
aud decree settling a. ide deed f,s said iAhi srm
t.rresin BLACK 10 sarah l.. nlsek
& !: s s',ss
"a Attorneys tss tho Plaintiff
Notice Is hereby given that On The ssh .sy sS
April lss3 the bsxrt u to,inty Commissioner 81
the County ~ >edgwick. state of kss-az viii be
asked b. make an appropriation 81 as0 W assist
Ia bailaiag bridge srfo-= tseg srr~k on -sstt.u
iiae between ssesios 81 aud ~, township Nh. 10,
range eat. sedxwtck County ksssa@, ssfipsssei
es-t % bridge, sssa
February liih, Is13-
J a. nklIEW
u. CLARK
r. " skkuREyT
q, n LlTZkSBktu.
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and ouardian's sale.

viii cell ~ stssslig sale nj Tho Jester snrs, o
Grant ts~n-hsp 90 fse nth day Of tstruest is.s
All the rsv-.nsi Frs1srtf. hSl.ssssr a. ssid tsfsts
ass'i esftsia ,bisor beiFs 81 sa E.iats cssI.flsx
sf Assersi hssd 20 cattle. hsn-eissld ,,<is
farming implements etc sis Term. ~ .sie stat
sd o,, the ground.
- q Jssons.
t-u AdInSsi-t sAt1f
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DR.. LoSEE& BROS
MEDICAL DIsPENsARY!


0Dssua1s Ave-. WisAiss.
h nsv ~ 1nrss - ~ esap,e,s tusstsssl>a
% ~ kina = ssaSssu keaso, ueeMPxisssa
tsss<faiiy agaceek ~ Gel, ssaAasra ~ ssoH(r
ss.es;s.i -. It., 1 i,rsss, $50 -
NJ eropeesdtAG go yrevsoa.ly pssp.ytse sd
sete< e sssgsslsae.. s.d z. - asA enShg
e.s~s, n - - + rrosislrd via esssv
pses-sasy II IL Hsdls.s asd DvuRsise s1o11y
ussAzsusss- rer~aEa .et A1sfts.e sssai,
AZ ssss' sssi Iysrs' nsserisl, s,sal on. Iaae
1tn.vye Spusges. prusAes. Cua1ha Sonefoo-
cry. rsfsnesy. tst,ss s~a9s. Ma pssesiaGs,
- ansl asser sssxss.i Applisarps. nsssRa CT
pnrS- 10poree1 So ns2rsets vtass - aoAor
LasssEs- An kseiPss aslsa ssssssy ga uiSA
Msvies IN extensive nssaA - h asusssy,
uteA1e.ns ~ ~ oxuyste~d - bay b bsuo
sssss1s'.s. ssd ,ais esas.s - - E.vssse s.s-
.hss snyvasse ssr rrlt4bls rssds
yy1e us0s41D-tsod oasy such We prapuso -
49,! : - = = sssse ssss - sse,l s.esssy
ssree n car hpasae tsasostsas c.as ed fhves
- VII yoss pssrssags sse We sreaAss = sssss
ses = 1870 = :. sss,.. asss =, Ne -
debated -. sod esa basly haps - suesy NJ srsay
AisA trte.ss vha ~ ~ - hssc tsssa 3
sss nlsy rseirsscsls. Ne se.is sssicis ssssSsS.
spce " yoar trssie snd trGn~acs Cssssfsl ~
Da. LosKx . sao.
COMPLIMENTARY.
Fem The Cas>epSlss (MscA. s'psmssrss'
s.Of shs veguiAr graduates IN ms<iictns e sur
sequssaieace. Few .~s>-~ss ware ansotttOa ~ .
grvassr d<sSss ~ Alfalfa sacc~ss shan lhseesr
Lsses 1os~qusve tysacscsey N ~ 3 sacs Of
mrdicsse asd ste arlsct<Si Humanity . Service
~ms his study. Tees ss~Stess ~ b. csasees with
what asay ply sict~a would consider ~ ex-
celt-ss be- sp~s> wv rvfey ~ hrs iorNsrs pr~ettce
and prss~ut drug trade IN this esanIyl, IN The
misist II popularity aud saccs-s Nv sSeasss<< ~
To the wsss aud has lately estsblt~h-<l, - We
ixarn, S.ss and xs:z; nstsfiss that 10 en- shss
al " NJ 10 the CITY NJ tcksia. IN which
be - taestsd- Certainly the uectas sell xtted
ss occupy the h,sh place susoex mrdsesi nsen
whoa. With hts iaves,igatisv tara al Misst.
humane nature aVi ss~t~rpsiaseses. ~ msrtts.s
I'M. LsssxE, Phssicssn and sarxeoa. tsssres's
~ Medical cssps s.Asy.
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Notice = hereby given thai The t.ss<s<srs IL III.
sFfersi p5snshife ~ she a"nnty ~ -s,is2i.k al
meet Ia ~ cfhee ~ the sssnaff flsft S.,.is,
asrch. Ss'i is.s 10 establish asif,rsu tssis ~
assessment 90 the ssnf Ati sssss@ssf4 sss .ssss~t
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Note, 70 Contra e.ors.

The district board 81 di.trist No ~ sr~ ara
pared 10 r-eeise bids fcr The erwtos ~ a .elss,t
honse according Ia le rinss and stcsI - alton. 10
be at The ei5,es OF The ee.nfy >at esSef~.sieat
All proposals. D. b. mssis BY ssos. March ists
isss Tho tosrd the right ~ reject sut
or all ti'is
cHss y GOODYEAR.
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Notice h hereby piesa that the aadst-ixped viii
prcseut "a The Honorable board ~ tnupty a. IN.
mIssionrrs ef sc.tv~iek rssanty Kansas. ~ their
nsxt regular mesfinH. to bs hsid IN " lehisa
Arm sth, iszs, petition s-kinx ft.r al sptSo-
pfintl.B ~ one Thousand dollars ~ tHki fss the
purposr cf husdtnF bridge srroes the einsess sh
river oa the sectsoe line between -4eiiop- thirty
TOUR t3s) aud thirty-avs tla). h.wsshis t~sssy-
Eine fspl. range two ca vest said bridge sad
grading estIaste te cost sixteen hansirsd apiisrs
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A BLttkAAN. N FLEETWOOD
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DR. Ls,sxE, Physician aad sarSeca. fss-ssis
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District Court al s~txwsek ccaaty. ksaes-
Cerrsts nlsck. fislntsG,
, 1879-01-26

mainder about average, except in point OF
health, they average decidedly superior to the ay-
erage outside
who determines parental unionsl
The women interested, mainly.
Arc 0neidaus Spiritualists as we'll IS Chris
tians?
They are generally inclined to believe in spir-
ttrnl agencies.
What does 1t cost to live per capita
ABOUT Soo per gear, for food and clothing, the
Special efforts, however, have been made to
economizc, and this includes all ages.
Is the Community in debt?
les, about $4,000 but this is for work ing
capital stock aud recent improvements. The
property OF the Community is worth some
Are the practices Of the Community in viola
iation OF the laws OF New York!
No. in no respect, it is said.
Is THE COMMUNITY OBNOXIOUS TO THE PEOPLE?
-, NO; on the other hand, it is very popular in
the neghborhood.
I. viii the decease OF Noyes imperil the institu-
1t is claimed not, in the least, as there are
many men and women among them well quail
Aeu 10 manage the affairs Of the Community,
Is not The foregoing account altogether too
rosy view OF the Oneida Community life and
practiccsl
Very possibly it may be- But 1t is from the
standpoint Of its friends, as is customary, in
statlng the claims Of all other churches and re-
us1ous institutions. To allow Oneida FOLKS the
same courtesy TO speak for themselves that is
permitted to all others would seem to be but
simple, ordinary justice and fair dealing; and
have accorded this. l have let Oneida speak for
itself, so TAR Us l understand it, and can do SO
in brief letter. 4. J. GROVER.
, 1879-01-26
CUPID'S CAPTIVES.
With Some Curious and Instructive
Statistical Information.

Tie County Clerk has done good business
the last week in issuing mariage-licenses, and,
up to the close Of business Yesterday, had done
all in his power to make 166 souls happy, and as
many hearts beat light He has issued licenses,
ably assisted by bis urbane and gentlemanlY
clerks, to eighty-three persons during the week,
and, as will be seen below, the seekers after
bliss have not come nlone from Chicago, but the
surrounding country has been well represented.
and even the adjoining states. The subjotned
list contains the names Of all persons to whom
licenses have been issued, and also their respect
i've ages, as they gave them, and places OF resi-
, 1879-01-26

*Those marked with an asterisk have before been
married and are known to have been divorced
THE MATHEMATICIAN
of THE TRIBUNE, not the astronomer Of the pa
pcr, busted himself last night in making few
com putations aud deductions from the above
given figures and facts. While his SCRUTINY did
not develop evidences of the sensational eiope-
ment Of youth Of p with fair woman Of 33
years aud husband, the mathematician pre-
seutS tie results OF his calculations with the
hone that they may be found of interest to
many inexperienced persons who are contem-
plating embark1ug upon the pcrilous sea OF mat
rrimony others, particularly those who may be
compared to shipwrecKed mariners basktDg in
the sunshine Of baimy island OF the southern
sens. the disastrous voyage oVer, may find
ure Of 1GG souls in eighty-three boats, aud in
sneculatiou as to the ability OF the man-
ayers OF the crafts to escape the
rocks and shoals and weather the
tempestuous gale and htgh-runnlns waves. Be
It known, then, that the aggregate Of the ages
Of the l66 persons is !, ,241 years; the average
are. Is years months and II days; the aggre-
gate Of the years OF the males, 1858; and Of
the females, ,SSs, the average are OF the men,
22 wears months and days; and Of the wom-
difference between the males and females, s
wears months and days. The oldest person
in the list is G4 years old, man; the youngest,
II, woman; the Oldest woman, Is years;
the youngest man. 81 years; the years Of
the eldest 70 toe couple t,e ltas
ess couple totaled IS years-the man 2l,
the ponau, II; the greatest difference in the
nge OF husband and wife is Is years-the hus-
band ii, the wife 3S. In 8 out OF So cases the
wife ID older than the husband, the greatest diff
terence being ? years OF the 63 women have
been married before. (The statistics do not
show how many OF the men arc vidowers.)
Two OF the women naye been divorced from