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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-03
Orsan 5ieamsrs

GUIoNy LINE; ,rrs MAIL STEAMER.
Iesving per IS. v. r.. foot Of xia<sI
ras %ssSs' SOW ,s' a. a.
WYoaIS6. TUESDAY Ssber a "a
AnIz3NA ., T rSs 1,sr rhs ooS,ars
afnishsd every a,t9 % a'ss @
passage sqrOssths Atlantic both safe AMI asseea1I g
s.o sSDsrsDess sso .swass sn
those d ali perfect ventilation AM
gAsAgE 9ssoEps e sS5 s.s saa
offioA' N" ~ o' WILKINS ouIox
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
srrAs sSafEla II sE ~ Esi Xix YORK.
EzTEs q P%ssa6 En- rom rs 9 s 3
ton. HAyRE OF BREMEN .ao
fiNSi 0ADiN sTs ERA SEi SO cabin ''"'
Gates "a ste4aer' rom Pier
AMI D'''' oELRIcHs & co, 2 Bowling. Green
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
Il Hamburg American Paeke, COMPANY s a. Lnsn
y PLfaourH' oNnsBoO 80 ana 'i44''''i ~ 10
Rates 20 plymouth London chsroourg aaa HAMBURG
second CABIN $50 steerage $50 aound tnpa reduced
rates. Storage rom Ham9arE HaVrs A"a southampton.
ga 7snd ,oF n TS % 5 Gazette RroHARDAco
Se 81 H sssoadst. NY 'e9 No 81 sSoaSw.y = z
III y >
T. For r QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL -,
,GITY OF Berlin = RDAT.NoV noon.
CITY OF CHEsTER........ SATURDAY. nov. Is ii AN.
CABIN PE gsS sS 20 s.o
JOHN GsS%S a. o anS % s c5 ySa h
". HAVANA & MEXICAN MAIL S. Line
~ steamer eayo WE III tom f Per
via Havana, Progreso Campeche and FfUntera
CCIITTYY OF fIE5kAA n, mo, siay NOV y,
Gay or WASHINGTON sdsy. Nov 10
Huston swing berths. small tables IN dinlns room.
F.ALkXANDRE SONS. So Broadway.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
4 In FOR CALiIEyO1EN,lA, sANDTMi1CH L5LANDs.
TRIAL and SOUTH AMEHICA and MEXICO.
From New-York- pier foot CsnaisL. n. Il.
For lSthmas OF Panama
Connecting for Central and SCUM America and Mexico
From san Francisco Let and md srannansts
Excursion Tickets between san Francisco and Yokohama
For HONOLULU. new S9l zEA fs aud AUSTRALIA
z o. On ,rs sans ostuTdag oss per a6
For i9 Rssass aRe ge oo TRp Com
ped STAR LINE.
sailing from NewYOrk and AnwerE every saturday
KHifit lam SafuIIaS' o en-. er / al s am
saloons rooms smoking and bath rooms amd.hpA
a es2n sSS ana pSsSaa 9sSo Sas sog
PETER WRIGaT q SONS. General gents. So Broadway.
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
IL Steamers Co.'S Pier foot OF susseX-st Jersey cir
For Rotterdam:
S. ednesday. Nov s.
80 W. A sCHoLrEE -. M,sinesd"y Nov - p lie
Ia CABIN SO ID Cabin $50 seerage SO prepsd go
IL. CAZAU&, General Agent u oath "i,laln't
27 5. Wm-st, Fre.gh Agents 50 Bway. Pass Agent
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nov. Bacon Cumberland Cut G7 short
RID. O5. Pork Prime Mess 1885, do Western 90. Lard.
Prime Western. ~. cheese. American Corn,
Tod for Mixed Old Iurpentine Spirits, 40 Provisions
Lard 81 per cwt Tor American Breadstuns-Corn. md
for Old Mixed Western. Wheat Gda81d per for cal
orna Cnb sad a. IOd for Red Western Spring s1dGsid
LONDON. NOy. 2--Spirits TurpeurnA 30Gd Calcutta
Lnseed il'94 1854 per quarter llseed on a93 O50E22 5
per tun, TaiO~ o. Der cwt. Refined Petroleum 6sde
69d- per gall
ANTWKHP. Nov 2-PetrOenm, ls francs 50 cenmea for
Fine Pale American paid and 1884, francs seers wilcox
Lard 1914 francs per 100 KlOs.
BnKMEN. Nov. 2-petrOieam, marks 80 pteuDina
Dawn. Nov. 2.-WucoX's Lara closed al ~ francs
per 90 kOa.
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Real estate Asenls.

COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR sPEciALI1:
1 E,-,ns resaenees Mills Hotels. StOres &C. every
H. Ti.ts nee PHILLIPs WELLS, Tribune buldips
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BrOoslpn pruucrto for sal: am DO Let

TOR SALE on very easy terms, u ioud I os.Di'
II brck dweliiua on the side OF CoiuhOA ossS'
midway oetween Fulton aud Wall street FERRIES tn te
M nav and running % fur nan st. 80,
ns .tors on FnTnan 4 aJxlJO; sniu hotns O1D
:, Ian re0uirei Address y. LESTER tribune o"0e.
u,O LETT mediate possession 90 carl
tonave. 3stOry front II rooms REM M $50
,Datehman shows premises. rutland * WITHIN"
Reekmansf
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Gin propcrt1 % Ter.

Gitp propcrtn % Ter
PAYMENTS to let in the finest apartment
y houses yet erected West side Apply 10 JOHN q.
PRAGUE architect and owner on premises Nos 80 81 ~
Al and % West Olstst
ALL IMPROVEMENT elegant new, single
n third and fats 249 West l23d st reference re-
CURED owner on premises
rINO RENT or LEASE.-To a Private Family.
S-.tOry house IN i5thst, West and Eear
5th-ave. perfect order and completely furnished In
qulre BOB East 27tnsL
V'O LET-A new and very attractive three
story tigh-stOop dwelling No 3i3 East 05th-st. the
only one unreuted OF q u eight; al improvements;
street. restricted; 10 desirable tenant L. j. CAR
PEN TER, 90 East -3dsL. I NJ. G. A. Building
TNFURNISHED three-StOry high stOOp
X house- Every improvement; perfect condition through
ont: mirrors sc. LeXiugt0naye.i below 65thsti rent
reasonable desirable parties N. r. CROW Attorney 5l9
Broadway.
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Gourtrn Dropertn for Sale an1 % Eet

GouUtrn propertn Tor Sale 1ro u Let
EOR SALE.-FOur-stOry factory 46x1OO
i 233 20 East 2lstst will make good Investment
owner j. W. FIhLDES, New Brunswick, y. ).
EOR SALE.-2lO,000 acres of very desirable
a Coal and X ,rd Wood Timber Land the waters Of the
Cumberland River Kentucky title perfect For maps and
ali information ad ross KENTUCKY, Tribune once.
TOR SALE. Ar POUGHKEEPSIE,
4 TO CLOSE THE ESTATE
THE nom ESTEAD OF TIL LATE
G W. SWIFT.
on The HYDE PARK Road. minutes walk from the
Once sting Of
NINE ACRES OF LAND,
with twO-s0ry and attic FRAME DWtLLlNG CONTAINING
say, 20 rooms, with gas aud heated
by steam
Carnage house and ample out buicings
Apples. pears aud ,ruit OF all kinds III abundance. .
For particulars apply 10 WALTER COELIfS' dSehb .
GaTuen-st POughkeepsie
VALUABLE Long Island seaside land at
' Lawrence near Far ROcgaway directly fronting the
ocean This land condition build on AZ once ud Is x
re lv adapted for private sdences being entirely Tree
ON an urisauces ana surrounded by private country seats
Inn souae wis be sOd at reasonable
prices Apply PF. kobe.
Room 81.
Us Broadway.
NIL OOO STOCK FARM. Gardiner,
s1 Hsb.VUDI. Ulster Co.. in Waikiki ahey o+O
orrs buildings and numerous near rail- oad capacly
- cows. tens easy. OWNER, two days, Z45 btOau"dJ
Room To- 1. l.. BARLOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-03

r.. rs,e,pts OF fiour aud grain at tue pr.neipa'
asot,e ports this I'd day OF November "s'e'
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HAY AND sTRAW-hay ia IN moderate demand. good
ecppy and irregular abOdt steady Hay edlun 70
Prime sjG5Oc.; shipping % GCOe Clover. 4@7Oc., No
kyo straw. oOc Short DO. 4OD43c Oai straw 80 4Oc
HIDES-Have good daily demand and steady prices
HOfS-A strong market must be reported. Choice
New quoted O6 In the Interior the prices
are 10 Old state yOe 81 10 Eastern JJc al 10
HE London market Is strong at &30
AOLASSEo-tOTelgn dnii and nOmlnaLy unchanged. New
1eshs more active about 4yO bbls sold within the Of
o. g62 the prlce Tor Fancy the Lone brOgt
tVO Dbis yesterday but the unloading did not begin until
M to-day this the receipts foot up Dbis.
Whit lew Fair Stock Is quoted Soc Good.
Prime sOc aud Choice and Fancy 81 &c, with the market
fasher these prices
NAVAL STORES-Spirits TuTpepGne quiet and
uhst itoslns quiet Without tar
her changes 10 Good Strained 81 s6GSl 9J r.
t21p ~ 35Gs2 q, 81 % "A, e. 60 81 10 X 81 30
uE a. So 20as3 % n. IS 90 Window Glass 81 50 q
" 80 Tar aud Pitch quiet and unchanged
OCEAN FREIGHfs-bertn room was again quiet but
rhoeL essential changes Chartss du and Unchanged
LyEkPoOI- steam, lOuOo bush CRAM. al ~ 600 90 do
private terms 1890 boxes Cheese SVa3b 1900 bales Cot
scs ss5l6d. $50 pkgs Provisions. 26s27s Cd; iOO0
goa Flour Is Cd; 800 SACKS DO lSs small lots Talow.
"a Cd Beef As Pork ga 3D. OF Cake. i6s Hops I'D;
aessceo. S0s Rosn. 2si $50 tons Measurement Goods
s0s0 sake Flour. 2ss- sd. aba; 500 bbls DO,
"a Bacon. 35a; Cheese, bOs. goo tons
Measurement Goods sGow steam, 5000 bush.
bsn 3D. 400 bbs Flour I'd. $50 tons do EOS BlcOn
Va Cheese 40s BRISTOL steam, osin quoted 81
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DressmahlnI.

GOOD BOARD and nursing can be obtained
for children earliest up In small private
family az Annadae staten Island Ms A FINN
PAVILION HOTEL, Islip, Long Island, will
LANES SLATER OF The Berkeley" owner aud pfoprietor
PLEASANT sunny rooms, with superior
i board. pure mountain air kIDGEDALE HOUSE. Mad
lson, N j.
DERSONS desiring to economic can have
good board for the winter az low price country Two
hours from city Hall Address a L. u SofuAa'on'h ~u-
SON, y. Y.
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Severance items.

wish to inform the public that have the larg, st
and most complete stock of Holiday Goods ever
brought to Severance, cor ,sting Of full line of
Standard Poems. aud "Ihcr holiday books. fine line
of Autograph and Photograph Albums. Chromos in
fine gilt frames, FIXTURES and Picture Frames. Mot.
toes. Dolls, all sizes and prices, fine line Of Jew
elry, Watches. aud Plated Ware tine line of Roger
Bros. Silver Plated Castors. Knives, Forks, and
spoons. Toilet Sets. Vases. Perfum-ry. MouStaehc
Cups, Shaving Mugs, Box Papers. Writing Desks.
Fine Parlor Lamps very cheap. Wooden Toys, Fine
Pipes-in fact, eSerythn. in the way of Holiday
Goods. from f,eeent toy up. 5" don't fail to call
and my stock, and get prices before purchasing,
these goods be sold. and those coming early
will have the largest variety select from. | also
have a tine line of Fancy Niyed Candies, which
am selling very cheap. i. \. CAMPBELL
Severance Dec It-3a
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are Hevrr fssiissd Or exstsr,aisd Il- j. ,,eei-,i
true Of fssaiiy taeriss and IL : positive rresf
that fte remedy imiiasef y s;,s, hi-i., I1s "a
50 q - II 'iad rrn Ies;s and proved rs L., -Id.a
WoriH that Hop Hitt.r- The na-es;. anl s.r-s
valuable fEmily ni-ri.i-r earth F,a,.v ii:at.ns
rrirns mp ard began to steal tn, nstic,- IN zLieh
the prrss and people Of tbe eoHslry had raprr.sel
tn- merits o; H. b.. and in every way irving 9" in
dnee suffering nralids their stun instead. cx
pfrting TO make money tie erriit and COED name
OF H. b. Many others started nusirums ,r.f IN in
similar style TO H. b.. xiih vatiously dc, ised :aIEes
IN which the word Hop or Hops were us,.l in
way 10 induce people to believe They the same
as Hop Bitters. All such pretended rIrp.,ii.s or
enre- no matter what their style t. aud
isreAlly those with the word Hop Hops in
tner name or IN ary way connected -ith them or
tnelr name are limitations counicri-iis. Beware
VI th"m; Tonch none Of them. Use nothing but
genuine Hop Bit-rs with bunch or cluster Of prr,n
iiops on the white label Trust nothing eI-c Drug
si!- anu dealers are warned against dealing in ini
LatiOns or countcrfeifs
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Supreme Court Syllabus
The Atchison & Nebraska Railroad Company Vs.
William NJ Cough.
Error from Doniphsn County.
AEFIRuEn

SYLLARJs. BIZ HE COURI BREWER J.
First. g. the owner of a contiguous and com
pact tract OF 30 aeres, used by him $ one farm
independence creek ran in a curved and irregular
line through the southwestern portion of the farm
This creck was the boundary line between Atehi-on
ond DOniphan Counties, and by il some 60 acres Of
the farm were in Atchison and the balance in Don
phsn County. Proceedings instituted in Duni-
phan County to condemn right of way for the A.
& \. railroad company through this farm The
right OF way crossed the farm only in Doniphan
County aud touched no part ofthe farm in Atehisun.
by whom the condemnation proceedings in-ti-
tutcd, and under what arrangements between tie
parties docs not appear. The commissioners in their
report liked the valCc OF the Land taken. aud also
awarded damages To the balance of the farm as an
entirety. The amount of the award was deposited
by the Railroad company with the of Don
iphan County. On trial of an appeal FROM this
award 10 the District Count of D0nphan County.
acid that such court did in permitting an in.
curry as To the damages to the farm whole, in.
clning that portion in Atchisou County, anil in rem
dering Judgment for such damages.
Second. The railroad company is not required hy
statute to 60 TO the expense of constructing and
maintaining farm crossings and in a,acs-Drnt of
land damages the jury are justified in taking into
account the probable expense of constructing aud
maintaining reasonable farm crossings.
All the justices enncurring
true copy.
Attest: t. j. BEnwN
lsEAi-J Clerk Supreme Court. y
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THE WORK TRIBUNE !!
Strong, Clean, Enterprising.
The Largest Circulation Among the Best People.

Rejoicing with it's readers in the better hch
throughout the country The Tribune finds itself at ID,
beginning OF new business enjoy its fair
snare OF the prevalent prosperity and prepared make all
ITS several editions thoroughly complete entertaining and
valuable The first aim of THR TEBI be the host
anu toIrrso-i newspaper OF America II has its tse
graph line 10 Washington it the cables freely and
SCOUTS the world fOr the pTntin. all useful
10 tells hat Is worth it in detail The put into
slght shot paragraphs Its contents fresh choice
varied and thorough unObjeCtonable
The TEibuNE has long enjoyed the largest circulation
among the best people II nrnds Let rival nsup
place THE TRiBUSK Is The organ Of individual Oh no
faction clique, and Of adverse the public
good II knows service other than Of the people
IHs TRIBUNE believes the we'll being Of the country viii
DC best preserved by keeping its Government in Republic
An hands But does not believe i Ring Rule Bo-.isn
or Corruption in Oe II has done hard and taken
great risks in efoIfs To purify the Republican party
expects 10 continue in that wherever
this may seem nsedfun0t doubling that this Is the
toad to a worthy Republican in 1854.
Every year. THE TRIBISE offers Subscribers few prr
MUM books Of marked and standard The
usually arranged that either the paper or the book /.
gilt TO the subscriber.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

,'xrArhER Rss,ND.-Aswc has already bad .sssc
rrrtiy rff dnys the 'old irhabtlnt- VIII begin IN
teis hos mach colder or warmer il vas. aseru 4.
twenty year, ago In January. isfi. Sgnirv ia, Isr
OF Whit Clogi. commenced keeping . record max
ia he "b-rr sfions TT dSybresk rvtry cay In
March, $50. lie furnished with record Of cold
days up to t.,dt time. giving only thosc days when
lh. mercury. at the hour stated. down 70 zero.
o below. There were many other severe DAYS,
when the mercury did not get quite down 70 zero,
but as be made no repor; Of them, they are not
counted. The following lie the record, the fxur-.
standing Tor the number Of degrees belaw rero:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

~ The best town in which To rais- boys i. one
that is strictly temperate. and that does not tolcr
ate saloons. WHERE the morals of the youth are cor
rupted The following is from the White Cloud Re
rierr and must be strictly true, for paper would
SANDER its own town. But we have heard Of no
other town in Kansas in which the boys are 80 heath
enish that they deter the people from Observing
Christmas:
III satisfactory arrangements he made with
the hOodlums that the town. there may he 4
Christmas tree at of the churches here Christ
mas night. IL has come to n pretty pass when de
cent and respectable peopr have do the roughs
and yHndal- of place desire. This may not he "a
very good notice fox White Cloud hut il has got To
that point, and there il trying it up
any longer.
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COL. L. T. FOSTER.
From the OneOnta Press. n. V


Onconu.. New YoJS Jan. 9th ISL
Early last summer. Messrs. D. J. Kendall Co. Of Bncs
burgh Falls VT, made a contract with . publishers Of
the Ircss for half column advertise tat year
tn= fofth the merits Of kradalis 81 Cure. AZ the
same time secured frnm the rm quantity Of books
entitled DR. kendals Treatise the Horse and hi, Dis
easr- which We are giving to advance paying subscribers
TO the Press 4 premium.
About the time the advertisements Arss appeared IN this
paper Mr.. T. q. ScheTmerhorr who resides Coers
bad spawned horse. He read the Advertisement and
concluded TO te- the efficacy of The remedy although his
friends langhr at his crrdulity lie bought botte af
ksndalls SPAWN Cur. and ed using Il the
hors. in accordance with the dire an he informed
this week that IL effected such complete cure that an
expert hnrsrman who examined the animal n couhl
ind trace Of the sTayn6 the place where had
located. Mr. SchcTmsThorn has since secured a copy OF
Kendars Treatise u HORSE aud his nSrase. which h.
prizes highly, would he 10th part at any
price provided he tJud obtain another COW much
for advertising rs..sble sTfi,lss
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Wilton. Mum. Jan IIth 1881.
Il J. RANDALL 4 Co. Geafr Having got a horse book
Of BY mail the of which persuad
I'd me 10 try kendAlls SPAWN Cure the hind & OF
Of my horses which badly swollen and could not be
reduced BY any other remedy. got bottle. Of Ken.
dali SPAWN Cure OF Preston & Ludluth. Druggists Of
Wa>eCa which completely cuTrd nv horse. AbOat Nv
ago hal three ycard colt -Nsenisi very badly
used your remedy given in your book without rowei
ing and must say I" credit that the colt il entirely
cured which II surprise. not only myself hut also
peighborS. You the b1ok for the trifng sun
Of % cents and IL could get another like il uoaA
not take twenty five tpils:s for q:
N"Hrs truly. GEO MATTHEW'S
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The >erernnce r,our;np u,,,.

Having pat in new Buckeye Automatic Conien-
sing Engine. can now furnish tkrir customers with
their Snow Flake and other brands OF -Four without
delay from scarcity of water. They are making 9th
or improvements in the shape of new rolls puriiicrs
anu addis"nal reels. placing their flour on an equal
lily with the hest. They will endeayor ~ sustain
their "ldtinIe reputation. and a-i those who hav.
not tries! them Ia give them c4II Flour on hand
to exchange at all timrs W. Will --II Bran aGd
shipstnif at low prices, for TIE rusu:n. month.
Respectfully,
Older
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

LECTURE BY Col JOnSsroS.-Col. u. N. John
ston will give the first delivery Of his lecture the
history of Kansas. Nebraska and Colorado OF the
Court House. Friday evening of this week. Col
Johnston active participant in the first
Ganizstion Of this country, and has been in it
since. and possesses a large amount of information
not generally known. He has spent time in
the preparation of his lecture. The price of admi-
sion is IS cents
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

We cannot help noticing the liberal Offer ra,Ic to
all invalds and sufferers by Dr. Kings New Discuv-
cry for Consumption. VOC requested 10 call at
d. {. Sinclair & Bros Drug Store. and get 4 Trial
Bottle free of cost. if Won suffering with Con
sumption. Severe Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis
Hay Fever, Loss of Voice. lIoarsrHrs, any ai.,
tion of the Throat and LunGs. 1t will positively
You
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kendaII's SPAWN Cure!

Caiznbi.Ee. Ohio Dee. I7th IssB.
b. j. KENDALL Co, Ge.s.-You will ind below . re-
eommendatiOn from our eIprrssman. We eel kendAIrs
SPAWN Cure and find all who pleased with H.
You may send advertising matter and a fpw nice
card. with thrIn. CONLEY MING
H. J. KENDALL Co, 6en<,-I uszs yoar SPAWN
Cure for bone SPAWN bought ~ Conley 4 King Drug
gsts ColumbiSna Oainl lind lust the thing to cure
apaSin the amcnrss has all - uy marc aud By further
ns Of the CGtr look for the lump to leave Tbs bot
tie was worth to ten times the cost
Yours truly FRANK BELL
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MONEY re sN4N.

J.E. EsRmP-on = prepared to loan
fnasbcy 10 ItiC FRrn,"E-~ of tbonipssan
Ceunty on Ioag iip,-- n per cent. In.
tcre~f. and - reasonable communications.
Money u"y he p:'id before due. and
rrt "a? inr~rs-st. if r!Ee borrower chooses.
. PS deiay-!n fsrrsi~hinG t:Ec tioney. No
I'll ,,rErS apps i~HIn-as or oppIics,i;oa
,asrIs slE~oi- Gall him "a s,Ir office OF
. 80 isser Of sr;,csI~. ;,s sE,~ ('curI Esou-r-
92sssiy -. 7sS7sPS1N-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

~ There wasa row in the Police Court. W'dn-s-
day afternoon. The Marshal arrested man, and
took him before the Police Judge. who decided that
there was no ease against the prisoner. The Mar
shall then commenced cursins and abusing the
Judge. whereupon the latter picked mp chair aud
told the Marshal to get ont: bat tine Marshal drew
his revolver upon the Judge, AMI continued Ls
abuse. The Judg. then fined him for contempt If
Court hut the fine has not vet been collected.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

~ The glucose business has proven bad fail
urc. Nearly every glucose establishment in Iowa,
Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska. and other Western
States. has suspended dead broke. In this lis; is
theonc at Des Moires. in which the investors have
lost every dollar they put in. This the e.tab-
lshmcnt started by the persons who tried hard
induce the farmers of this vicinity 90 into the
enterprise here. and who afterwards went to pes
Nunes. and succeeded in working it up therr.
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&. w. STERICK'S
Combined Moist and Dry Heat
STEAM COOKER !
PATENTED SEPTEMBER 81. 1873
20 /. she Mast Complete Arrangement fer
Cooking, on 81 o. arxe or small scale,
Ever 1nsenIed.
II Is 30 simple that 9 thIId can rnderstsnd.


Meats, Vegetables, Puddings, Rice, &C.,
Are thoroughly cookrd by STRAIN without mixing the IA
and several different kinds Of ci be at
ono time and only occupy hole the II
be usl cooking steve range furnace with per
feet Each cun j. separate doing it, rookp,
all the different sections ben. supplied with d.
rect from the boiler.
Most Of the steam is cupcused therefore but little g,
cipes into the rncm, and but little 0dor.
only few quarts Of water cook for a family thereby
saving fsl and the Of kitchen heal, especially in
summer. IL performs like a charm, a gas steve.
The superior excellence and healihfulness of steam
cooked Od need only few trials satisfy all Steamed
pot pies simply delicious and cornod beef potatoes
dnnphngs PGddings "nion$ par-nip- etc. cooked
the time without mixing the avoTs the least IL
i just thr thing to prepare fruit for canning other pur
poses
No dirty POTS kettles no filing the room with steam
or olpr OIi n.l; hratin. Of in summer ben
they shoId BE- kept cl; burnt foo when careful
" watched the ood kept rrady and hours and
the saving in rare labor and fuel season will paw
the cost Of runkrr, To nothing Of the excellence and
therefore all the favor and richness il retained and this
very feature gives universal satisfaction II one
sixth Of evgryhn. compared with boiling roasting
baking IN the ordinary IL doesn't need half the
trli0n To cook, as by any other method.
2 II not destroy injure the food BY burning
neglect II furnishes palltable and nutritious food
II the handling of cumbersome pots
1t furnishes the simpl. and perfect method Of cook
ius by steam IL conks meats and vegetables
Testimonials. but prefer all to give IL trial
The Cookers made of any size desired Price Of
con"n size " and - Plain directions accompany each
steamer.
II than time 1t saves more than
costs ia health. Ii than il in labor
No uScigl indispensable arscis for hons-hold
Couit hnU-ehld convenience household economy has
been nnsutrd. This patent Of nal merit us..
and convenience and those improvements that are
oonEunenss article praised hy h0u-s keeper
in every household, every day.
County rights for sale in the United States AdTrsS
". VI. LIES Owner
At ZimTermans HOUSE. Troy Kan.