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RELIGIOUS.
Proceedings OF the Kansas Confer.
ence OF the N. T.. Church -fOurth

Proceedings OF the Kansas Confer.
enee OF the M. T.. Church-FOurth
Day.
Conference assembled at a. m, the Bishop
in the chair.
Rev. Jordan Allen, of West Kansas City,
No, conducted the religious services. Roll
called and inmates Of previous session read
and approved.
which were discussed and approved.
The Committee on Charges and Complaints
submitted their report. which was approved
By sections In the case OF Rev. j. T.. Weir,
the committee recommended his suspension
IRON the ministry Tor one year. After
Lengthy discussion. paruc pated In by ID r.
Others the recommend alton was adopted,
and Mr.. Weir WAS accordingly suspended.
The Committee on Admission aud Orders
recommended Rev. Pompey johnson and
Rev Oscar IIa kins To be received Oh trial in
the travelling connection. After being ques.
toned by the Bish op they were admitted.
Rev. ]. c. Embry called attention to the
educational work OF the denomination. and
read a statement from the Commissioner
report, and also submitted the following
GENERAL STATEMENT
of the President OF Wilb-Tforce University:
To Rev J Enlry Commissioner OF Education IN
IN the A. NJ. T.. Church.
REVEREND AND DEAR SIR-Allow me 10
submit the following Iscts relative to the
weenrolIed Isl students this vear-a num-
Der equal 10 that OF iast year. vi tnese,-G are
candidates for the ministry or active minis
tiers. some not yet licensed are ~ the Ine-
illogical Department the remainder are In
the Sub-scademlc or Acanenic W paltnent
one senior, three juniors and one freshman
are in the Normal DepartmenEZ IN !he
senior and In the Junior year are IN the
Classical Department. sophomore AND
freshmen: are In the Scientlnc Depart
ment- This makes total OF . IN regular
cOurse above the Acaiemlc department
Our faculty consists OF nve persons, three
colored and Two whit@, three maies ana Two
females. AS follows:
Professor OF Mathematics, sSJi ScAi oor-
ough, A NJ Professor OF the Si1sslcs, ssoo'
MIS-. NJ Adams, Principal OF Laa,es Ne,
partment, $500; Mrs: 9 Bierce, Principal OF
Normal Department, cow. AoSai saiaies 10
teachers, SoU
The MUSICAL department unuer the eAce,.
lent management OF MISS ous,s + SIaIH'
depends Simply upon its sutaoi 'o ol ne, sai-
airy. She makes between s-oo ana s'oo anhu-
ally. "
.sS,',sniL I'M llo r.c..Sv,op sinnIy their Iui
ton.
The treasurer receives sio; ahe ns re
~ inc,Sentsi aSnenses VARY nom gao tn
$50 annually, say an average oi s7Uo. This
gives grand TOTAL vi ABOUT soVo No ANNUAL
g - ,ni;ion do M, averags over 81 O q. In
terest from every Fund, $500, total income
about " ,Ito. "a
cenI of an a, ~ xI 1905 anu nave '"'
This tel $ ils own story Hence, the follow
ing are some Of our wants;
from, q ,hea chn ,cb nd i,,ends
p good agent; one who has the sym.
patty OF the EPiscopaty ana the confluence
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business Notes From England

LONDON, Oct. THE TINS correspon-
dent a; Preston reports that two mills thst
have been closed some time have rsopeDsd,
though the depression Is still keeply felt
throughout North lancashire
Tie spinners and manufacturers are more
hopeful than they have been for months.
Cotton ia decreasing in price There is
prospect OF lsrge arrivals srd better
selling margin for manu- .c.u.sG GOODS is
expected.
In East Lancashire, the prospect il more
hopeful. The Operatives Association
urges general adoption of the short Ii me
working system.
During the past week the shipments OF
pig iron from Cleveland have been on Il
scale unprecedented during the recent his
tory of the trade, averaging 80 tons daily.
This was caused by'a demand for the L.
S. Six thousand tons have been shipped
direct from Middlesboro to American parts,
while still larger quantities have been ship
ped 10 Scotland.
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\ Valuable Discovery.

DR.. swANSEs TAR AND SARsAPARILLA PILLS
Are the most effective and congenial pur-
gative ever discovered. They are mild, but
effective in their operation, moving the
bowels surely and without pain. Although
gentle in their operation they are still the
cine that can be employed, cleasing the
stomach and bowels and purifying the blood.
Headache, constipated bowels, inward piles,
costiveness, fever, torpid liver, yellowness
of the skin aud eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia
and all arrangements are cured "Swayne's
Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" Price . cents a
box Of 20 pills, or boxes 81. Prepared only
by DR.. SwAYNE & Son, Pniladeiphla.
Spld by all prominent druggists. In Leav.
enworth by Arnold K Hunt.
wedfr;sun&w
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THE FIRE BUG

Chew Jack sons Best Sweet Navy Plug.
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LEGAL.
shsr'Hs Sa!s No. ii8.

DUBLJg NOTICE is hereby given that
4 uJd-r and by virtue Oi a Judgment rem
ucTei IN the District Court in the county of
Le1VeuwOrth, in the State OF Kansas, in an
action wherein Harriet =. Sprsgue is plain
llu, ana May A. Dutch and III Dutch are
descendants, AMI Of AN execution issued on
sald JuigfurLt, 10 nae directed aUd delivered,
wiz on
MONDAY, TUE I0TH DAY OF NOVEM-
EER,
~ y. 1872, At IL O'Clock \. ". OF that day, at
the saith 'front.' uoOr uT the Court
rsoaS,- IL the City ct Iaayenworth
in the County If Ieav.nvorth I'M
the ; at" of Kansas offer at public sale ana
sell To the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
the blowing described Jrnc.S OF In nj Situate
lyIns and being in the county OF Isaayen-
worth, IN the STATE Of Kansas, namely:
los number ten lluI ami eleven on, in
block marc Der thirteen .i%l. In lsraveh worth
City proper
D,us Il tins 9th day of October. 1879.
pa LOWE,
Sheriff Of Leavenwo:th County, k,usals.
NJ - Ent Attorney fnr Plaiutit-
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Sher.f's Sals No. III.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that un-
der and by virtue OF a Judgment rem
drred in the District Court in the County OF
LaavenwOTth, in the Stale Of Kansas, in an
action wherein T. j. Sayward is plaintiff, ami
Mary CuTrsn, administrators of the estate of
James CurTau, deceased, and others are de-
PENDANTS, and of an execution issued ON said
Judgment, TO me directed anu delivered, 1
Will ON
MONDAY, THE 27rH DAY OF OCTOBER,
\. ID. lS59, at eleven o'clock A. NJ of that
day, at the South front door of the Court
House in the CIty of LeavenwOrth, in the
County Of LeavsuwoTth, In the State of Kan
Sst>, offer at Public sale and sell tO the high
est bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described tract Of land, situate, lying and
bcin" in the County of LeavenwOrth, In the
stat. of Kansas, namely:
Lot number twenty -Six ,2hi, in block forty
nine tIII. in the city of L-aNenwOTth proper.
Dateu the 18th day of september, iS59
4. e. LOW T.,
Sheriff 0f IegvenwOrth County, Kansas.
I.fff.tpu Baker. Attorney for pIaiufiff.
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Jay Gould.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. jay Gould arrived
here to-day from Colorado and left for the
East BY the Wabash route tonight. In
consultation between himself and Benz =
min W. Lewn, President of the St. Lou IL
Kansas City & Northern, and A. L. Hop
kins Of the Wabasb, it was finally and for
the first time, determined that the two
roads should be operated under one man
agement and thatthe headquarters should
be in St Louis. Gould was questioned re
garding the situation of his sdairs in Col.
orsdo, but he was very reticent and would
state nothing except that he will not part
with either the Colorado Central, the South
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The Best L Ever Knew OF.

J. G. starkey, Appointment and influential
citizen of Iowa City, says: ~ have had the
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy I could
hear OF, without any relief whatever, until
saw your Shiloh's Nitalixer advertised In our
paper, and was persuaded to try It. AM
happy 10 state that IL has entirely cured me
IL Is certainly the best remedy ever knew
Of" Price IS cts Sold BY Arnold & liant
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Might Annually lie saved.

In Consumption the 'Compound oxygen
Treatment" has been remarkably successful.
How few ever recover entirely from Pneu-
monia, and all for the want Of a revitaliz'ns
agent such as COMPOUND oxygen" will Ger
tainIy furnish. Thousands might, by its
use, be saved annually from the grasp Of
that great destroyer, consumption. Some Of
the most brilliant cures which have already
been made by this new treatment have been
IN con-uTnp tlon. The amplest Information
will be ,und in our treatise on Compound
Oxygen" 1t is sent free. Address Drs.
StsrKey X Pdlen, lli2 Girard street, Phila-
del .hIa Pa
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Does positively cure every form of skin
disease, such as letter. ring worm, scsid
eruption, piTupi-> or biotehes on the face
un natural rednes, Of the nose or face. 1t is
without question the greatest healing rem
eiy the world has ever known; cures II
by magic by simply annointing the parts
affected. and for that distressing complaint,
Itching piles" symptoms of which are
moisture, like Precipitation, intense itching,
AS ii pin-worms were crawling in and about
the parts affected. gives immediate relief and
cure il certain. .'Swayneis Ointment" Is
or three boxes foG SIS. Sent by mail To any
address by DIR s1ayne & Son, $50 North
sixth street, Philsdelp hia. on receipt of price.
Ask your druggist for IL or request them TO
procure 1t for you. Sold by Arnold & Hunt,
LeAvenworth. tusthursaat6w
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:: g; 6; 2 g:
diseased. DO not
Back" 4: ; :::;:;::

IL is prepared EXPRESSLY for Diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder Liver and Urinary
Organs. Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes. Bright's
disease OF the Kidneys, 1ncontinence or Re-
tention of Urine, and Female Weakness,
Hun rs REM EDY has never been known
to fail.
MooREsTowN, burlington Co., n. J.,
September ~, 1873.
wM. f. CLARKE.-DeaT SIR: Eighteen
months ago bad dropsy around the heart;
my physicians and friends despaired of my
ever getting well The first bottle of
HUNTS REMEDY gave me great relief /
feel l owe my very existence 10 HUNTS
REMEDY, and l am deeply thankful.
ABIGAIL ;. COLES.
sPRINGFIELD, Effingbsm Co Ga,
May II n, 1879.
WM. T.. CLARKE-Dedr Sir: / prescribed
HUNTS REMEDY in n complicated case of
Dropsy which l had been treating to- eight
years, and 1 find HUNTS REMEDY is the
best medicine Tor drOpsy ana the kidneys l
have ever used.
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,.r,.ouers cor JeH-rsou CITY

WIN. aunt. Sheriff of Platte county, with
deputies J. b. Evans and W. + jenkins,
pass ID through the city yesterday on their
way to the jefferson City, Missouri, peniten-
tiary, with the following batch OF prisoners:
5 AFFORD b: uce, sent for ten years for highway
robbery; harles Thompson, eight years for
burglary and larceny; one conway. two
years for horse stealing.
Three deaf and dumb boys-Garrett Riley,
Charles Farrell and Norman ID. Hunt-were
also in charge OF the party, who were being
conveyed to Fulton, Missouri, 10 be placed In
a deaf and dumb institution.
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Found Out who He was, Anyhow.

tinguished looking old gentleman ride TO the
depot in an ambulance, and suspecting that
he might be the Secretary of War, watched
him until he slighted and approached him.
''Bes your pardon, sill, are you Mr.. McCrary :"
"What ?" Numbered the Old gentleman. The
question was repeated.
mot much, sir, I'm q better looking man
than Gen. McCrary sir Understand that, sir /.
I'm Judge Thomas. from lipois, sir Live
at Jacksonville. 81, Anything else :"
NO sir" replied the reporter. .'only in eX-
PLANTATION / would say that your distinguish.
ed appearance led TO the Question:
"No harm, sir, No harm at all, only,
want 10 have you know that am q better
bookings great deal better looking than Gen.
McCrary," and the Old gentleman walked
a Say, looking more and more As though he
ought TO be a Secretary OF War, a President,
or something else that 10 big.
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ATLANTA, GA, Oct. The Senate
reached vote on the articles Of impesch-
men, sg:inst Treasurer Renfrew, the three
first of which were the main articles. The
vote 5 God twenty five for guilty and seven
teen not guilty, being less than two-thirds.
The vote on the others il still more favora-
bic to the treasurer; on the fifth and sixth
getting over majority for not guilty, thus
acquit,ing him On every chrge and he
was dismissed
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SUSBURY, Pa. October :. - Pete,
McMsnns, the Mollie Mcclure to be hanged
Thursday, made statement duplicating
Canning and Rhoades, the principal Wit.
nessss for the Commonwealth, in the muir.
der Of Helper. The statement says that
Rhoadss struck the fatal blow with a ham
mer. Rhosdes wa. tried come year. ago,
for the murder OF Mr.. Chsmbsrlin. Can
ming denies the truth OF the statement.
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Sheriif's Sale no. ll6.

II der and by virtue OF a Judgmrlt rendered
IN the District Court in the County OF LetV-
enwOTtn, III the State OF Kansas in an action
wherein Isaac Brooks Is plaintiff, and limo
thy Su.hrue and others are defendants, amt
of an execution issued on said Judgment, To
me directed and delivered, will ON Monday,
the thirteenth day of October, \. ID. 1879,
at IL o'clock "a. III. OF that day. at the
soutn front door of the Court House IN
the city Of LeaveuwOTth, in the County
of LeaVenwOrth, in the State of Kansas,
offer ut public sale and sell to The high
est bidder. for casu in hand the following
described tract of land, situate. lying and
being in the County of LeaVenWOIth, IN the
state of Kansas, namely:
IOI number twrnty-oue en-. in block
number TVeuty-One l2I, In LsaveuwOrth
city proper.
Dated THIS nth day OF september. 1873.
L. e. LOWE,
sheriff 81 LeavenwOrth County, Kansas.
II. ". HEI;NAN, AttOTns- sOT PlainL1-
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IL il Not Unlikely That He Has Taken
Up His Quarters In the Third Ward
Night.

In the past few weeks five fires have oc-
CURED, either in stables or unOccupied build-
ing in the Third Ward, with no assignable
origin in any case other than incendiiry.
Last night two occurred-one near the
Seventh street bridge, over Three Mile creek,
which broke out about half past seven
O'Clock and which was an unoccu-
pied building; the other at the
corner of Eighth and spruce, Also a small I'M
occupied frame shanty. The loss in either
case is not grest-possibly So or 500 on each
builGing-but the query arises Very natur-
ally: "Who IL Going these dsstardly deeds"
IL is theoslZei that IL is done by some small
boys VINO have no other idea than TO see a
blsze and see the engine work: but by far
the most tenabe theory is that the work is
being done by some pc son v no is preparing
for grand coup d'etdt, when our business
blocks will be fired while the fire department
Is emploved with all the hose out upon one
of these small fires. II this il correct aud the
william is caught In the act, cod lead would
not be bal dose for him.
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FOrger Arrested.

LAWRENCE, Ks, Oct. III. 3. Taylo-,
who forged a mortgage Under the name o.
VIM II. Nichols, Of Abba, Iowa, another
under the name Of B. F. Yocum, Of Mar
shall, No, and sold lands of VIM. II. Mich
ols in Nebraska, giving forged deed, wa.
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Burlingsme. Of
ihis county, at Lincoln Center, Kansas,
yesterday, and IL now in Iail here.
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The Indian Scare.

CsICAGO, October "A special from
Denver says: at is a curious fact that
though the Indian scare prevails through
our S ate, no casualties are reported since
the Thornburgh fight.
Gov. Piikins, appealing TO General Pope
for aid, says he needs fifty thousand rounds
of ammunition :" that dispatches from
Leadvilie SAYS Indians are driving the mi
ners from their camps within thirty miles
of them.
He had ordered picked riflemen sent TO
defend the settlers and holds the militia at
Leadville until ii ia apparent what the
Indians intend TO do.
The Governor says that there are no
government troops at Denver and he
receives appeals for arms and troops which
he cannot supply.
Gen. Pope telegrsphs that he will cover
the county with troops in twenty four
hours
N0bcdy knows at present what the In
diam are doing. Ii ia believed, however,
that the wors. is over
LIEUTENANT PAYNE SAFE
RAwLISs, W. T., oct Ga letter re-
ceIved from Lieutenant Price, at Fortifics-
ton Creek, bearing date of the 3rd, SAYS
81 have seen no Indians in this vicinity.
With my twenty nine men | can stand of
800 Indians.
"a Company, of the 9th Cavalry,
fifty strong. reached Payne yesterday morn
ing. the ~ inst
From the above, which is entirely re-
liable, there is prob ability, no doubt, but
Lhst Payne's Command still exists.
The Iews creates great deal Of reioIc-
ing
The letter was written by Lieu.. Price to
his wife snd the above is all the war news
il coatsins.
OUT or The FRYING PAN INTO THE FIRE.
CHICAGO, oct. Assistant Postmaster
General Tyner arrived here last night.
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PRICE rs CENTS.

BE careful that Won are not deceived into
buying some worthless plaster said To be qual
10 COLLINS NoLTAIC PLASrERS, "A union of
Electricity and Healing B-lSams, seen in
above cut. Sold by all Druggists. tues, friw
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Condensed History OF the Nexth
American Indians.

American Indians.
New York Graphic
White man landing on the American
continent, remarks:
Zine country this. B'Iopg to nybody p
Conscientious white-Weli, there's In
dams on it.
W. M-Oh, They're only on it. They
can't own 1t. They've no pOssessory
| rights.
Con. W. M.-Why?
W. M.-Why? What question, Co:
the, re not civilized. Don't know how To
read or write. No school houses OF
churches.
Con. W. M.-But don't you remember
the sdmonition, "Thou shall not coyet
Thou shalt not steal ~
W. M.-Nonsense Doesn't apply in
this csse at all. The commandments only
take effect on educated and Christian peo-
pie who build churches Gosh You'll
talk next about skunks having posss ssory
rights. However, to satisfy your scruple,
well buy this country from the Indian.
CHAPTER II.
The bargain with the Indian for h-
lands. Time, 100.
fartles-Deuteronomy Sharp and the
drunken chief, Rum-tum-to tum.
Deuteronomy Sharp reading-"And in
consideration OF one pint OF New England
rum and jtck-knife !, Rum-tum -to-tum,
Great Chief OF all the Kum-tum to tums,
do hereby convey, remise, release, sell, &c
ard cease all claim on q certain strip OF
territory known as North America, extend
ing to certain point up the coast az far as
the coast extends, to a certain point down
the coast a. far a. the coas:
extends, and as far north as it
extends north, and as far south az the
land extends south, and ditto east and
west, and as far back as the land may 60"
Deut-There Rum-tum to tum, put
your totem down there.
Rum-tum, &c.-Gimme rum. Me lub
rum.
Deut.-No, Rum tum, &c. By lingo
you must sign first. Business il business,
you know.
Rum-tum, &c, makes his mark.
Deut. (fervently. He hath delivered
the land of the heather unto US to possess
with our wives and children forever.
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elbow Fever.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. Noon-No
new Cases were reported to the Board of
Health. The undertakers report four in
ternents. The weather is warm and threa.-
ening.
Only two cases were reported by the
Board OF Health to-day-bo.h colored. No
deaths have occurred since noon.
Seventeen nurses were sent out by the
Howards
Drs. Ess and Vim left tonight on a
special trsin to investis ate the suspiciou.
cases OF fever that developed to-day at
Withe depot, twenty miles east Of Memphis,
on the Louisville railway.
The weather il still threatening.
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A Accidentally Shot.

LAWRENCE, KAs Oct. Henry Whit
ney, aged seventeen, accidentally shot
himself while hunting near the city this
afternoon. The charge entered the right
side OF the abdomen, tearing away the flesh
and exposing the bowels. He is still
alive but cannot recover.
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Five Hundred rAeusa,A strong.

In the pastfev months therehas been more
than 50o.0p bottles OF ShtlOh's Care sold
used It. more than 2,on0 cases OF COnsunp-
tion have been cured. All Coughs, Group,
Asthma and Bronchitis yield At once, hen &c
those who have not used II, let IN say. II you
have . Cough, or your child the Group, and
you value life, don't fail to try 1t. For Lame
Plaster. sold by ARNOLD & HUNT, druggists
tueSSW
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Remedy for Hard Times.

Stop spending SO much on fine clothes, rich
food and style. Buy good, health food cheap
er and better clothing; get more real and
things of life every way, and es-
peciaIly stop the foolish habit OF running az
ter expensive and quack doctors or using SO
much OF the vile humDug medicine that does
you only harm, and makes the propriefOrs
rich, but put your trust in the greatest of all
simple, pure remedies. Hop Bitters, that
cures always at a trifiing cost, and you Will
see b..0er times and good health. Try il
once. Read OF II III another column.
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HOUSE ANDFARM.
Excellent Advice


aust few words, girls, and don't get
mad. Go slow on getting acq tainted with
every stranger that stops q day in your
town. Men are on the lookout for young
women to Il ,rt with. Don't try to be the firs
to catch q commercial traveller or receive his
company at your homes, or go with him to
social gatherings. This class OF men make
fun of you To your friends. Don't "snub" the
young men you know to gain the Inomen-
iary attention OF strangers 1t never pays.
You may mean all right, but an unjust pub
iIc Is sure 10 hint many wicKed things about
you Many young ladies fail out OF notice,
socially, by being ruled By desire to hIrt
with strangers. Take the advice we offer and
see how much happier yon WI DE When you
settle down in homes oil your own.
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Specimens or FOSSILS.

A gentleman exhibited in this city yester-
day several specimens of very interesting
fossils. found in digging a well in the
southern part of the county, at distance OF
about thirty feet under TIE ground. The
fossils resemble the jaws OF huge fish, hav-
ing perfect set of upper and lower teeth and
the millions of ages which have elapsed
since their owner swan through the waite rs
which must Unce have covered the spot
where they were found is a problem for
scientists.
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massachusetts MaiigneI.

Park or Denver and Rio Grande roads, and
that be meant TO stand by them.
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Assignee Notice.

TNHE creditors OF Sparrow & Jones and all
l. persons interested are hereby notified
that the undersigned assignee of the estate OF
said sparrow q Jones will, on Saturday, the
sth day OF December, A. ID. 1879, make appli-
cation TO the District CCuIt OF Lesvenworth
county, Kansas. for q discharge from his sad
trust, and will on that day file his petition
for said discharge in said ccurt a. provided
for by The lass OF the State Of Kansas
Dated October ., 1873.
GEORGE FAIR,
Assignee Of Sparrow Jones.