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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-10
THE READING New
EDITED BY MARY DE ZEAN.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. q.


Messrs. L. Severy 6 Son have just
bought another of our best bottom
farms of 100 acres of James Paine We
hear the price paid for the farm and
corn crop is $500.
There have been several men from
other states in our midst of late looking
for farms, and most of them want bot
tom farm There are three rolling prairie
farms for sale 10 one on the river bot
toms.
Showers pass around us on every side,
but do us no good. It is getting very
dry for corn, and many of US have to
look well after water for the cattle Just
now.
w. ii. Douglass expects 10 ship his
steers TO Chicago this week.
DR.. Roup's place is for sale.
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The present year has proved strangely
and unprecedently fatal to United States
ministers-resident in foreign countries.
Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick, in Chilli; Gen.
s. A. Hurlbut, in Peru; DIR. Garnet, in
Liberia, and now Mr.. George P. Marsh,
in Italy, have all fallen victims to death
since the beginning OF the year, and it
is but little more than half over. The
coincidence becomes the greater, as they
all died at their official posts in the land
to which they had been accredited. -Four
deaths are startling proportion among
the total number OF our foreign minis
Rara
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Ra1,oon.st DROWNED

NASHVILLE, KY. Aug 7.-On Saturs
day AFTERNOON a young man connected
with the Z. S. circus, made balloon as
cension on a srapeze bar. The balloon
aiighted in the Ohio river and the bal
looaist was drowned. He was 4 native
of England. His name was not given.
DIR. Casper recommends KendalPs
SPAWN Cure in the highest terms. and
thousands of eminent physicians do the
same See advt.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Great Dvs.
pepsia Cure is warranted 10 not only
relieve, but to cure, the worst case Of
dyspepsia or liver complaint Il will
produce natural appetite and does not
49, ~ d--snors;a -, ;S,i;os.;,,
this valuable remedy and be cured. n
never fails In fact, Aromanna is 3 pan
acea for all the ills arising from a disor-
lered liver or stomach Price 25 and
80 cents For sale by j. a. Moore.
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rhe SITUATION at ropeka.

Special Dispatch to THE DAILY NEWS.
TOPEKA, August 0, $40 p. m.-The
convention will meet IN half an hour.
II. G. Sluss will be temporary and per
manent chairman. ]. K. Hudson will
be chairman of the committee on reso-
lutions, and Senator Hackney chairman
of the committee on order of business.
st. John will. of course, be nominated
on the first ballot. The opposition,
numbering 10, caucused to-day and de-
cided to protest against the nomination
of ST. John, and will ask to have the
protest spread on the record. There is
considerable feeling among them for a
bolt, but wiser councils will probably
prevail.
Eastman's show for the nomination
for state treasurer, is considered very
fair at this hour.
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The river and harbor bill appropriates
$16,743,S75. Prior to Its veto by the
President there were one hundred and
eleven votes cast in favor Of its passage,
Of which number 81 were Republicans
and AZ were Democrats and Greenback.
ers; OF the 80 negative votes 80 were
Republicans and AZ Democrats and
Greenbackers. The honors, therefore,
are about evenly divided between the
two political parties.
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The month just ended was the most
extraordinary July which the oldest in
habitant OF New Orleans can remember.
1t was in reality delightful continue
ton Of spring. Only twice did the
mercury reach 90 degrees and cool
breezes blew constantly. The sanitary
Influences Of this unusual weather are
clearly revealed in the death rate. Only
421 persons died during the month, q
decrease of 116 as compared with July,
1881
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS.

hANs as CRY, August 3.
The Daily Indicator reports. Cattle
Receipts s,5I4; market firm and active; ma
tive steers average IA to l.ss4 pounds sold
- 81 eea5 90; COWS 81 50Gs 30; Texas steers
averaging SIS 10 .se9 pound sold at g s5s54 20
HoEs-Reeetpts, 1851; drm active and IeC
higher; sales ranged from IS Soas 90; bulk
81 s5as 10
shoei'--Re 'aip's. 1as; market steady; M.
tiyes averaging So pounds. sold ct SO.
wheat-Reoeipts. ze.dss bus; shipments, IS.
9i9; market 4 shade less active and weaker
No cash 9l}zc biz: 90 &c asked
Corn-Reeeipts 1850 bus; shipments 1,23
bus; market lower sna weaker; No. mixeo
| cash sales s3174c
Oats-So. ,, cash sales, 3sc.
Butter-U nehanged.
Eggs-Market steady.
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The remains of Mrs. Lewis Ellis,
whose death at Ration was noted in Tues,
days NEWS, arrived here at night
and were buried in the cemetery at Dry
creek yesterday ,Rsys. Jones and Rees Off.
ciating al the funeral, which was very
largely attended.
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There is considerable sense in the fol

IuoLo - COusIuoI1UIc 5cus0 n INC IOI'
lowing observation:
We do not want q great navy or q
great army in this country for the politi-
clans to fool with. The practical poll
ticians have too much to manage al.
ready. The true civil service reform
would but cut down the numbers and
simplify the occupations Of officials.
The less We have of government the
better.
Still it might be well to have few
decent war vessels. They would come
handy in possible emergency, Almost
any little nation could drive Us from the
water at present and demolish the
great cities on the sea coast before any
effective resistance could be made.
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1t has probably not escaped the atten-
ton of the popular mind that under the
present arrangement too much time is al
lowed to elapse between the adjourn
ment of congress and our national
thanksgiving day
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AT st. Louis.
ST l0UJS A

ct LOUIS. August y. 1851
Hogs-Receipts, 1l.oOO; no shipments;
scarce and firm; shipping pigs and light
Workers, s. 1907 60; good Workers. 81 T5@s 90;
butchers to best heavy, IS zoos 65; culls.
So OO06 50.
Fiour-Unchanged
Whcat-opened higher. but declined at the
close; No. red 9S11@ssJsc. cash; No. red
9s5zc; No. red Gle bid
Corn-Higher. 771s9Tsc, cash.
Oats-Higher. 451z946c, cash
Pork-Higher; 81 20, cash.
Lari-Eominal; $l4 20.
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THE BUSINESS MARTs.
THE PRICES AT TRADE cENrEKs
at Chicago.

at Chicago.
CHICAGO. August9 1852.
Hogs-Reeeipts L. 600; active and frm; 5 TO
10s higher; light 81 s09s 80; mixed packing.
s. 75Gs 20; heavy IS z0Qs IS.
Cattle-Receipts, $500; strong; exports
81 4s0s 90; good to choice shipping Sc 4097 90;
common to fair, 81 5o06 co; butchers, 50 500
30; stockers and feeders higher, 81 909s .
rangers 1oc higher; Texans. So GOA 60.
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TO CONSUMERS OF
REFINED. SUGAR

In consequence of the widespread belief il
the continued Rdulteration of refined sugar
the BOSTON SUGAR REFINERY decided
to protect the reputation II has acquired dur
ing fifty years of business by providing itl
customers and the public with UNQUES
TONED guarantees of the PURITY OF it,
product. At large expense il has arranged
that the official chemist OF the state of Mas
sachusettS shall test the contents of each
package bearing its brand and his stamped
certificate that it is FREE PROM ALL ADULTKR-
ALTON viii be found on each barrel; and fur
Their, to prevent tampeTing with its contents.
Il paper label with the words sGUARAHTRRD
PURE SUGAR" will be pasted across each
head. By adopting these means the Boston
Sugar Refinery is satisfied that the sugar OF
their manufacture will reach the consumer
IN its original purity
Boston, August, 1eS2.
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National Gr.enback Convention,

Tho National Greenback Party and all anti
monopolists will meet in mass convention at
the court house, In Emporia, August 10, 1881,
At 10 O'Clock n m for the purpose OF electtng
delegates 20 the National Greenback state
j. ". RANDOLPH,
Il. T. 8NEDIKER,
CHAS. WISE, Com.
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The AnERIcUs NRws.
RprTEp BIZ RuRr.olv. ].
THuRsDAY. Aug. I


Su5SeriDtfons and collections for the DAILY
and W EEKLY NEWS, and all items 81 Interest
Tor this coiGmn, received with thanks by ID
.. Gr1EeH real estate ani loan asent.
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DELINQUENT lax LIST.
Official Certificate

l, ID. W Eastman, treasurer OF Lyon couE-
~, Kansas, hereby certify that the following
Is = correct copy of the delinquent tax list for
the taxes OF 1881. ID. W. EASTMAN.
Treasurer Lyon Co. Kaas-
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NorlCE is hereby given that so much OF
In each tract of land or town lot described
IN the following list. and situated in Lyon
county, Kansas, rs may be necessary for that
purpose, viii. on the first Tuesday, the same
being the 9Th day of September, A. ID 1882
land sueeeeding days I'LL ali arc soli), be
sold by me At public auction. ct my ohee, ia
the city OF Emporla, in said county Of Lyon FOL
the delinquent taxes and charges thereon
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river, thence 10 Cottonwood
river, it being and e line,
till it iutersects " ltne OF
said or. thence " 70 teg'g
6k acres in sc ore hfef, com az
NV cor OF Sc or, thence e IL
reds 15k 1t, thence TO Cot
river, thence w with river TO
line OF Chapman's land, then
n to beginning ..---.r.-
E hf of NV qr--....-------
IS acres OF sc or
+ hf OF SW or
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1882.
Republican County Convention.

A deleEate convention Of the Republicans
OF Lyon county will be held In the city OF
Emporia on Saturday. the II day o. Septem-
Der, 1851. At the hour of 10 O'Clock a. m. at
jays opera house Tor the purpose OF nOnlln-
atfng candidates for tho following onlces:
Probate Judge County Attorney, County
superintendent OF Schools, Clerk OF the Dis-
trict Court.
The twenty one voting precincts will be en-
titled 20 the following representation. based
upon the vote cast for the Garfield electors at
the NoVem Der election In 1880 viz;
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Pat Stewart has sold his farm north
east of town TO q Mr. Hill, of Indiana.
Possession viii be given as soon as mat
ters can be fixed up so that he can con-
venieutly leave. We will probably lose
him as citizen, and in doing so we
lose one Of the best of the solid citizens
OF this community. He is as yet unde-
cided where he will locate
Mrs. L. w. Sutton is visiting friends
in and about Hartford
Mrs. Ewing Smith and aud Mrs.
Nichols, of Council Grove, are IN town,
the guests of Sir. and Mrs ". w. Kits.
Nathaniel Rei3ef has just returned
from Colorado. He thinks Colorado is
a poor place for shcemakers, IS the Ia
Dor Is TOO much divided
Remember the school meeting next
Thursday. August 10.
The ladies of the NJ K. church are
getting up quilt. Only ten cents Ia
get your name on it-a stAnding lad, -
cheaper and better than a ten cent local.
-Tressler 81 Lowry are paying as high
price for country produce as Dunlap
or any other town, in goods that for
quality and prices cannot be beat in the
state. Bring in your butter, eggs,
poultry or CASH, and we will convince
you We mean what we say.
Remember that ]. C. Brown keeps a
full and complete stock of glass and
queensware, groceries and provisions
and everything generally kept in first
class grocery store. Country produce
taken in exchange for goods. Prices as
low as any place in town.
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REAARKS:-Since our last report the mar
ket has been more quiet than previously
noted, although the sales show fair amount
of business transacted. There is not, howeY-
er, SO much life to trade was expected.
and, while some grades of wool move with
considerable freedom, others are more slow
of sale and cause considerable delay in clos
sng invoices.
The transactions as previously noticed have
been largely in unwashed an territory woods
One noticeable feature, and an unsatisfactory
one to all concerned. is the shrinkage in
securing the fine unwashed woods from the
states and territories west OF the Mississippi
river. The heavy spring rains and lighter
yield in weight to the fieeces of these woods,
as compared with last year, led to the belief
that when the woods came to he cleanscd they
would show q lighter loss than in previous
seasons Such, however. is not the case, as a
rule, for it is found by actual tests that the
shrinkage runs three TO five per cent. greater
than was expected. As q consequence many
wool dealers who have purchased in the west
at extreme figures are much disappointed in
finding 1t difficult TO get cost when they come
to sell the woods.
The present large accumulation of wool in
the seaboard markets would tenu to prevent
| any material improvement in prices during
the next few months, but it is generally be-
lieved that the fall business in the raw ma
terial will be large, with values well main
tanned.
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MONDAY, Aug.

MONDAY, Aug. z.
Burlow commenced haying this morn
ing and the kind readers of THE News
will have to bear with US couple OF
weeks. We will try and furnish THE
NEWS with all items of much import
ance.
The school board meets next Saturday
at the school house and teachers who
expect TO apply for the Americas school
must bring their recommends with
them.
The Dunlapers and Americas boys
played a matched game in Dunlap Sat
urday, the score standing 49 to II in IA
vor of Americas
j. ID. Gibson has gone TO Colorado on
a business trip of a couple of weeks,
thinking also that it may improve his
declining health.
The $4,000 business is the biggest
campaign lie that we have stumbled on
for some years. We have no time now
to explain, but leave the "glory" with
the originator.
Considerable sickness in the cOmmu-
nifty at present.
Burial cases and supplies at NJ w.
GIbson's.
Standard family medicines, full
stock at NJ. w. Gibson's.
Cigars, tobacco, crackers and con-
fectionery at NJ w. Gibson's.
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Look at Our Prices: Uncolored
Japan tea at only so cents a pound; 9
pounds of standard coffee, or pounds
of roasted coffee for 81. Good plug to
bacco at 40 cents pound, and other
things in proportion, at j. Q. Browns
w. S. Award has all kinds of grain,
flour and feed for sale, cheap for cash,
at j. G. Browns stand, Americas.
Wall paper at Bonds drug store.
Mixed paints at Bonds drug store.
Pure lard and castor oil at Bonds
Glass and putty at Bonds.
Furniture and carriage varnish al
Bonds
Family medicines at Bonds.
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Great stacks of fruit cans ready
made and material for as many more for
sale by j. S. Gibson, Americas, Kansas.
Look out for boom in glassware
at j. ID. Gibson's-
Hats, caps, boots, shoes, dry goods
and notions at j. d. Gibson's
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SATURDAY, Aug. s

SATURDAY, aug D.
Joe Domm is at present at Las We
gas and is expected to return to the city
of Americas in two weeks
Rev. j. A. Collins has child lying at
the point of death.
Pruyn and Pearsali were in town day
before yesterday and left a very sick
horse in care of L. w. Sutton.
Excursion tickets on the Missouri Pa
cific from Americas TO Emporia, good
from the It'll TO the 18th, for 30 cents
round trip. This Will be cheap fare for
those wishing to attend the camp-meet
ing at Soden's Grove.
Local showers are helping out the
corn crop. Already the farmers are be
ginning to fear they will not be able TO
garner their immense crop.
L. w. Sutton did a commendable job
when he moved the weeds along the
walk on the east side of his block.
Nothing as yet has been heard of the
| friends of Henry Darby who was drown
ed in the Neosho.
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and 20 ks. thence northward
8 chs 81 ks, thence 10 chs
and l6 ks TO beginning. ii
NV or
S hf of-5k acres, com at 4 point
Il chs and 81 lks ofne cor OF
NV or, thence 3 chs and 90
ks, thence W IS chs and 16lss,
thence n 8 chs and So ks,
thence c ID chs and IL to
beginning, in NV qr
S hf of sW Or
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E hf Of e hf Of Sc or
K hf of Sc ar

: acres. com at sc cor Of NV or.
thence W So rods, thence n TO
center OF Cottonwood river,
thence easterly with center
ot said river TO e line OF or.
thence 20 beginning, in NV
or - ....- .------.-.-.--
. acres, less acres to y. Lock
grman. in DW ar
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Nv or Of sw qr--....;..;,;-... B u ~
SZ acres in NV or, of RI Is ID
Ali that part of NV or n e r,
less 50 fE right of way and
acre to church 1S ID
com at 4 point where o line
of Broad street interSects
line of Second st for begin
ming, thence on line of
Broad st Cos #, thence c 40 #
to line OF NV or, thence n on
line of said or to line OF
Second st, thence w on line
of Second st to beginning
Nc mr. Of ne uP 10 is I.
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from the 0ist REPRESENTATIVE district. As soon
as the county convention Il adjourned, Will
meet at the court house for the purpose OF
nominating q candidate TO represent said
district in the state legislature.
Tho delegates In the county convention
from the cd representative district will meet
at jays Opera House as soon rs the county
convention Rdlourns, for the purpose OF nom
mating candidate 70 represent said district
in the state legislature. 49,
The delegates from the Second commits
sioncrs' Ola trict will meet ut Jays Opera
House as soon rs the representative district
convention adJourns, for the purpose OF
placing In nomination candidate FOR COM
missioner IN the second diBtrict-
It IL recommended that the several primary
meetings be held In all the precincts except
the city OF Emporia ON Saturday. July 18th.
ut O'Clock y. m. and In the city Of Emporia
on Friday evening. July 18th, Mt O'Clock p.
m, nj the usual voting places.
l. Il. LAMBETH. Seen etary.
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WEDNESDAY, Aug. 8.
The Dutchman was fined $275 and
costs.
Henry Shaffer returned from Mexico
and Colorado night before last.
Mr.. Frost's little child is getting
along and his speedy recovery is looked
for.
The saw mill is in operation the last
few days.
A slight sprinkle fell yesterday.
j. c. Brown will have IN new stock
of boots and shoes in few days.
Lesh Bros. have built an addition to
their stone building.
Corn is making good growth this nice
weather.
Immense quantities of hay are being
put up in this vicinity and immense
numbers of stock roam the prairies suf-
ficient to consume it all before spring.
Farmers who have finished their hay
ing have commenced fall blowing.
DR.. VIM. N. Starbuck. who went from
this place to Washington Territory last
spring, we understand. will return to
his farm near Minneapolis, Kansas.
BoRN-A son to Mr.. and Mrs L. W.
Sutton Everybody happy.
Pat Stewart and family expect to start
for Ohio about the middle of Sep,em-
Der.
Mrs. DR.. Sutton, Of Hartford, is visit
ing her sister at this place.
Squire Grinnell now rides IN bran
new buggy.
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston, Aug 5-WaIter Brown & Co Is
Boston weekly Wool Circular of August s
gives the following quotations of Kansas
Wool:
Light fine ....-..... ...-...... 26Gs71S
Ordinary fine .--....-.......- .....- 220G24
Light No. l medium -........ 29GE31
Ordinary medium --.-.-------.. ..... 23GC25
No. medium ......-........... 251127
Coarse unWashed -......-... .-.-.... I76o2O
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dWERICIT.S TOWNSHIP

a. al > C-AN Va , y A. aAC ~
Commencing at 4 point s. So
rods n of sw cor of lot > of Sc
or of sec 81. tts17, r 10. thence
n 1862 rods, thence 1915
rods to center OF Neosho
river, thence down center OF
river to u point opposite $500
rods n OF sE or cor OF lot 2 of
Sc or OF sec 81. tn IL. r 10,
thence W 20 rods to begin
ming - :-.--
Commencing at u point &C Is
rods n of sw cor of lot 2 of sc
or sec 81. tip II, 10, thence N
TO center OF Neosho river.
thence down in center OF riv-
er 20 a ford. thence along s
bank Of Neosho river TO u
point where il runs s. thence
down in center OF river to
point Opposite 6.SS rods n OF
sw cor OF lot of sc or sec 81,
II m fhanRnA Nu * * rods
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EazpoRfA nIARKETs.

Quotations as given 20 the NEWS by oHJ
local dealers
EsPORIA. kans.. August Q.
EAPoRIA GRAIN MARKET, AS REPoRTED BY
EIuKER
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E hf of Sc or
5 hf OF NV or OF ne or and a hf
OF n hi of sW or OF ne or
Z acres. beginning at ne cor OF
sW or Of Sc or. tkences 10 deg
So min, e - rods. thence s
20 deg 90 m, W 10 80 rods,
thence IS deg min, " 1858
rods. thence u IS deg, " IS IS
rods. n 20 deg % Hin, G $40
rods to beginning in Sc ar
8 aeres, beginning - rods Q OF
" line OF Sc or, 20 rods 4 OF 8
line Of said Or. thence s
rods, thence n 60 rods, " s
rods, thence GO rods 70 be-
ginning in sc or II
z hf Of acres, beginning at
sw cor Of sc or. thence On s
line to Cottonwood river,
thence following up said rfy-
er far enough TO maker acres,
thence " to " ifneof said ar,
thence to beginning in sc or II
3 acres, beginning af NV cor OF
land owned Dy Ross Thomas.
thence q chains and 70
links. thence 9 s chs and -
ks to Cottonwood river,
thence down said river chs
- hAcs N--C--NS " - ~ AA--4A8B
IN Sc or II
9 acres. beginning At NV cor Of
sec, thence IS reds 70 low
water mark OF Cottonwood
river, thence to center Of
river. thence up said river
to county line, thence n 70 be
ginning. IN NV or Is
Z hi Of ecFss, CON It Sc cor Of
NV or, thence y 10 ehas,
thence " % Cottonwood fiv-
er. thence doWa river 70 8
line Of or, thence e On said
line 70 beginning, In e
Ne GR OF ne or le
Sc az Of ne qr D
e hf Of Sc or II
sW or Of Sc qr Is
sW qrof ne Or g
! acres OF ne qR q
S hg Of NV g
SO acres, con Is chs and s. ks
Of ne cor Of nv Or, thenees
8 chs Snd 81 ks 70 8 line Of
said 50 acgss, thence ~ Is chs
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Lot "a a. 10 "a
IL acres insw i of following
description: com ut sw cor OF
SW -, thence c 30 rods, II ks
thence N AZ rods, thence west
erly along bank of river to W
line of said u, thence 46
rods and links to bag'g 81 10
81 acres of above description 33 ~
: \ acres in sw =. com at ne
cor of sw y, thence W p ris,
thence % rods, thence 81
rods, then n % rods to beR'g 33 10
NV ~. .-.--.......-....--. s 20
az acres of sw "a. com at NV
cor of A Munday's land then
W Il rods and al links, thence
01.C4 rods, thence II rods
and II links, thence n 80 .0I
rods to baginnInR. ex tr to ii
j Fuller and q ID MaNon... 10 20
acres in sc cor of sc of sc n. 10 20
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-10
D. " hASIM An.
Treasurer OF Lyon county, X
AGNES oIrY TOWNSHIP.
WATERLOO TOWNSHIP

acres OF 5 NJ OF sW On OF nv qf - 10
com st 9 point Is rods II of
sw cor OF NV or, thu nee 25
rods thence 3, IS rods, W
81 rods to beginning
~ acres in NV or p 10
beginning feet " of NV cor
of ne or, thence W 30 rods.
thence 8 u rods u feet thence
run on dine of e to within
feet of W line OF sec "a. tp 10.
IL. and Is rods and 5H It
from beginning, thence n 10
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