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A GARD.

a CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and inditcretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss of manhood
&e., will send recipe that Ill cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary
In South America. Send q self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. J0sePH T. INMAN,
&dtiOn ID. Nelg York CITY. oct28-d6w8m
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STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
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4 81. Nj
ooa FLOUR was rather firmer. sales OF
extras, al a675a7 for clear "es1Sti aud
at " 70 for straight; Pennsylvania
"A Sa'ra isalnily st " zoao 90; Western do.
40. az SIa7 40, and patents at 81 rs aS25'
hye Flour Is quiet at 81 80 a 5 IS.
SRAIN 1Wheat was fraction higher:
sales ~ hed and Amber, for milling,
sos wa WAS a. ba a. tn the open 69aFa ar,
81 au% for January, ST AZ for Feernary'
and VI A. for Mach; 40, 70 bush sls Feb,
rnary sold at al I2tI I3, and 2O,OOO BUSH
9, e,s q Jan udIy al 81 SOdl 40. Rye Is steady
az y G. ior Penn4. Coru is Ia fair reouesI
anu shade better. sales of Is 600 Dush-
sls' including new yellow at u Ka6Sc.
uo: aos, Whlte, at O7l%c.; new tsteamer al
board, In,eOJ bushels March sod az 73sSo
3lhc; wa, bid for for DecelnI
DER 6oHc. for January and 7lxo. for Fen
Iuary, Oats are in tair request and stea-
uy, Syh,, safes OF $500 bushels including
mixed al SIC The receipts to-day were a.
,9ilOws SU4 barrels -four; $500 bnsh
" neat 81 20 bushels corn I7OJ hush
V1ts VS. 1919 bushels Barley 1856 barrels
WHlsKY.-Small sales of Western iron
~ ~oounI are reportod at 81 Is per gallon
now held higher. e'
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MAREET
MONDAY, Dec, 20 5 Pm,
bEEF CArTLE were in fair demand and
P prizes We're a fraction higher, 3UO head
al arrived 4, and sold at the different yarIs
at 94aIAc. per Id, the latter rate for ex,rs'
EEP-Good sheep were active Iand
tnIgnsr: t l2,OUO head arrived and sold at
Ihe uHerent yards at 3c. ner III
ana lambs ct a &c. as to condition.
sod aoGs were In demand at an aduarca
oooO hea1 arrived and sold at the differ.
Iats yaIas Sa,s s AT ~ s15c. per pound, the
~ " HlsK i f.-lOO = bbls. Western iron-bound
sold at$l lSper gallon. DOAN"
Porh DroUe Ya,d 52a and Lancnstey o,s-
nue. West Rhltddeiphia, Dec, 2e.
pond az IL Ia1 ll0 TO !20 lbs, 5X to 55z
shoou' hs' W 70 100 lbs., ~ a 50; /; fair. 10 Ia S5
l61s., a4h; cul s, 8 a 81. Lsmbso
a. 1o0u, on oaoA medium, 5a5% common
r. : ~ W " 70, Calves u &c. Arrivals. 4506
az neaa. Llzhter supply and market bril-.
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A Convict sho, ne.,

SULPHUR p SPRINGS, Texas, Dec. 20. 1ss,
vea.as =, +. Nacer. a convict serving a A.
esnn sr" sentence, made an attem Of to sss we
to.dav om ond tne guards construction trsin
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Personal.

deDaiaI samuel d; Edgar, formerly conf
nSlal WoGn pookkeeper of the late Fl 3
lcoomo, and at one time Vica p,
E oent OF the New Orleans. Jncksnn roo," e
oleat Northern r. r, when SAID ~ q y
was under the control of Col. McGd'a,a G ,oaa
New York. '' evening from
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02

FOR Fort Anton LizardO, in Mov,
terminus of the Mexicap ~ Soni, mexico, the
mas Oeen opened to foreign ,rsda nSIa :
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FIrstAnnuaI.

a.. ne nrst annual ball of the HAWAII
ers Association of this civ vii max max
e pasd.n ~ one Hurdman building on Wed
caoe.f eoaf evening, January lItb. fha
N mas'ee nai.o IN charge will spare no pains
who ~ naIe a,, u very pleasant affair for all
"no attend. Tickets are only SO e., cents
The daily gazette., 1882-01-02

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain in Man or Beast
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DR.. ROGERS WORN SYRUP in
stantly destroys WORMS.
, 1882-03-03
AN ADMINISTRATION ORGAN.


Portland "Telegram"l
IL was recently noticed in the dis
patches tina, the Naiona! Republican
had been purchased by President
Arthur or his friends and will be
termed hereafter as All administra
,ion organ. The Philadelphia 'En
auirer' properly propounds the qnes
lion why the administration should
want an organ. Newspapers Of the
country can generally be relied ups
on to deal fairly with any possible
subject, including, Of course, every
one in which the administration is
concerned. IN the old world the
governments have their organs pre-
else. y as they have their Irumpeters;
but here the people would prefer
that the administration should be
known and honOred by what it does,
not by what it SAYS. 1t is true tha,
there are exceptional cases where
newspapers are so blinded by part
san "a al as o lead them to- distortions
of the truth, or to indu ge ia IN
warranted criticism Of men and
measures; hut no administration,
good or bad, ever lacked defenders
in the ranks Of the press. II il
were good it was certain to have all
it needed, nor even honorably coh
Quoted, fair opponents of the press
do not mstate facts nor libel men
whom they see are doing their duty.
No president, no officer of the gov
eminent, need feel that he will br
denied fair play, or a generous hear
ing by the newspapers Of the coun.
try, and no administration feel that
1t requires an organ for its own par
ticulsr use. If an administration
should do wrong ali the excuses or
praises OF an organ should be Of no
benefit to it, and II it did right the
people would learn it from other
newspapers as quickly IS from the
organ. The best provision an ad'
minstraticn could make for itself is
reliance upon the people, based
upon a determination to serve the
peoples interests with all its mental
and moral power. Any ADMINISTERS
ton doing that needs nothing more
to PRESENT its cause Alright than the
general newspaper press. They
would rather praise than blame, and
they would have never been known
to fail in their hearty prompt sup
port of any good man or of any
good man or Of any good policy.
, 1882-03-03
CONKLING's APPOINTMENT.

"Pos-Intelleencer,r Of 25th.l
By the retirement Of Ward Hunt, rom
tie Supreme Bench on account oil OLD
age, u vncancy was created and specala-
lion has run high as to who would be ap-
pointed to sllccrrd him. Our dispatches
this morning announce the appointment
Ol Roscoe COnkling. Of New York, rs As
sociate Justice OF the United States, 10
succeed Judge Hunt. The announcement
Of this appointment will be general sur
prise.
Roscoe Conkling. of Utica, new York,
was born Mt Albany, October 80, lSzo,
received an academic education; studleu
and practised law; removed to UTICA ~
lS45; WAS District Attorney for Oneiua
county In 1850; was elected Mayor oil
Utica In 1858; was Representative in
the Thirty-.ixth, Thirty seventh and
'rhirty-ninth Congresses, and was re-
elected Representative In the Forfeit,
Congress, but was Immediately afterward
elected to the Senate Of the United States
~ a Union Republican, to succeed Ira
Harris, Republican; took his seat IN the
Senate in March, 1867. and was reelected
taking his seat March 4. 1873. He was
again reelected in 1879, but resigned In
lSsl. Ills term a. Senator would rot
have expired until 1855. Mr.. Conkling
Is the only man that ever refused the ap,.
pointmemt OF Chiet Justice Of the United
States, so tar AS we have been able 10
learn. Grant at one time tenderd the
appointment to the statesman from New
Yok, but he declined the honor. prefer
ring his seat In the Senale to u life POSI-
tlon as Chief Justice.
, 1882-03-03
TIMBER ENTRIES.

Persons applying to purchase Timber
Lands In jefferson. Clallam, Mason. Kit
sap, or any other County in the Olympia
Land District, under the Act Of Jme 3,
1873, need not go to Olympia to make
proof and pay for their land, but ran
make such proof before ID. w. SMITH,
Judge Of the Probate Cout Of jefferson
County, w. r., and thereby save time
and luoney, AS:ti,
, 1882-03-03
COURT DOCKET.
CIVIL CALENDAR.

No. lSl. Chas Ei-embeiS, W j. G. Han
.nn. ct. AL. q. NJ. Halrr for plaintiff,
C. NJ. Bradshaw, Tor defendants.
M. l07, q. O. HaIler Va Wm. Gillian
G.. N. II ,ller for plaintiff
No. 2SS, Waterman & Katz Va Sylvia
nus Packard, ct al. Kuhn & Burk for
plaintiffs.
$50. Charles Mckay va Robert Doug
las. McNaught. Ferry IL McNanghl. 4
Z. N. BrMlsh,w. fOr plaintiff. Stiuve.
Halnes Il Leary Tor defendant.
NJ. $40. II. G. Wilson vs. II. l..
Blanchard. ct nj. G. NJ. Bradshaw for
plaintiff.
No 372. G.. o. IIaller vs. Theodore B.
James. ct al. G. NJ. Halier for plaintiff.
No. 1872. In the matter of the estate OF
lanes B. Murphy. dec.
No. 1874. In the matter of the estate oil
Alfred Wait, dee.
No. $50. John G.. Phinney, appellant.
Va Geo. W. Harris. executor estate Oi
Arthur Phinney. dec. aplrlee. ID. w.
Smith for appellant McNaught, Ferry &
McNnnghi Tor appellee.
No 4Ol. Anne VI. Conner vs. John J..
Conner. G. NJ. llaller tor plaintiff
No. 403. John Fitzpatrick VS.. John j.
Conner. Kuhn II Burk Tor plaintiff,
No. 405. Geo. W. Parrish vs. II c..
Wilson. G. NJ. HAller for plaintitf, c.
NJ. Bradshaw tor defendant.
No. 4OS. Robert III. Frazer vs. Arhi.
bald FIemming ct al. G. NJ. Haller Tor
plaintiff.
No. 400. John Grady. libellant, vs. the
steamer Dispatch. &. NJ. Bradshaw for
lihelIant &. N. lIaler tor respondent.
No. 4l2. Sarah NJ. Cook vs. Cyrus f
Cook. G. ". Ilaller for plaintiff, C. NJ.
Bradshaw tor defendant.
No. 4l3. B, 5. Miller. vs. Jefferson
county. Kuhn & Burk for plaintiff. e.
wood Evans. Pros. Atty. for defendant.
No. 4I4. IN the matter of the estate Of
Arthur Phinney, dee. Mcknight, Ferry
Mcknight q Mitchell. for estate.
No. 4l9. Benjamin s. Miller vs. !. A.
Kuhn aud J, G.. Ginger. G. NJ. Brad.
shaw sor plaintiff g. NJ. Haller for de-
f'ndant.
No. 42O, John c. Kellogg va Belle
Thomas vt al. Burk and Rain for plain
tli. 5. b. Vrooman for defendant.
No. 421. S. d. Libby, libsllant. vs
schooner John G. North. Haller Il Bell
tor libelanls.
No. 422. Waterman & Katz va schoone
L. !. Perry. Haller & Bell. for ibe lants
No. S23. David Shea. liheant. vs stean,-
ship Idaho. G. NJ. Bradshaw for libelant.
G. N. Ha'ler tor respondent.
No. 424. Philip Carpcnter VS. Hannah
c; Carpenter, G. NJ. Bradshaw for
plaintiff.
Ella NJ. White VS.. Geo. w. White.
Kuhn & Burk for plaintiff.
No. 426, D. II. Allen & Co., va Benz.
). Miller. c, N. Bradshaw for plaintiff.
No. 427. william =. CotSforl VS. Sam
nel Furney. G. NJ. Bradshaw for plain
iifi.
No. AIS. John Elwood vs. Joseph II.
Lewis. G. h. Bradshaw for plaintiff.
No. 429, Eugene Fields W. joseph r.
Lewis. Z. NJ. Bradshaw Tor plaintiff.
No. 43O. Levi W. Foss Va James Jones
ct al. Kuhn & Burke for plaintiff.
No. 43l, William l.. McDermott Va o.
u. Holcomb. c. N. Bradshaw for plain
tiff.
No. 435, Thos. Barry vs. C. G. Best, C..
NJ. Bradshaw for plaintiff.
, 1882-03-03
United States National Museum,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
NOTICE.
22;5,v

am instructed BY Professor Spencer
F. Baird. Secretary OF the Smithsonian
Institution. to announce 20 those persons
lesrOuS Oi sending donations 20 the Ma
tional Museum. that | will receive sDeci-
mems At Port Townsend and forward them
from here to Washington tree OF charge
to the donor.
Specimens OF stone intended to Illus
trate qllarries Of building MATERIAL should
be In rough cubes not over inches, so as
10 admit OF being finished mt Washington
OF u uniform size OF 4.inch cubes. Speci-
mems OF Indian stone work OF all kinds.
such as were formerly used by the natives:
Spear heads. arrow points. aid other arch
Biological collections usually found In old
shell heaps aud deserted sites OF former
dwellings. Indian carved work OF MI
kinds. Minerals. Metals, Fossils varieties
OF wood, to show the products OF our for
ests. finished so as to show the grain ami
texture; skins Oi birds and beasts, taken
of so as to allow OF being mounted; spe.
cimens OF fish. shells and mOllusCs. rs
fresh as possible so rs TO be flt for presery-
ing in alcohol; In short. everything which
will Illustrate the products OF the country.
All specimens sent to me should give the
donors name and address in iuIl. with
particulars rs to locality where procured.
&c. On arrival here, they will be prop
erly labeled with the name Of the person
presenting them. aud forwarded at once
to Washington, where due credit tor the
gin will be awarded.
Address: JAMES G., SWAN,
Agent U. S. National Museum,
Port Townsend, W.T.. 4G.
, 1882-03-03
LIST OF JURORS.


March Term, 1889.
GRAND JURORS PETIT JURogs
Jefferson.
Geo. II. Mclaughlin Emanuel Wilson
Frank Dnnlavy louis Schnr.
William Palmer Daniel Logan.
d. ID. Andrews John Shrer
Peter X. Stockand. I.aurance Smith.
James Ewes. Thos. Whiting.
Irangot Sidel John Fitzpatrick.
j. III. Peterson.
Alfred Trip.
WIN. Anderson
Island.
John Carlin. c. N. Bri0ps.
John Chase. Y. :. Bailey.
Thomas Cranney. Wilder Bruce.
Thomas Doyle.
Peter ID. Jorup,
Clallam.
william Crosby, Amoor Myers,
Samuel Morse, Gus Coleman,
Steven Hall.
San Jaun.
Patrick German. Terrance Iotte.
John II. Bartlett. n, A. Giassrock
EnoCh May. Samuel Brown.
Joseph COfielt.
NJ. J.. Adams.
Samuel Britt.
, 1882-03-03
U. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T..
" .l.

Notice Is hereby given that SAMUEL II.
GROSS has fled notice OF intention TO mai q
final proof before the Judge, or in his alb
srncc, the Clerk of the Probate Courl, at his
office, In Friday Harbor, w T., on Friday the
7th day OF April, A. d., lss2, on homestead
application, No. 302s, for the hi of ne ar ami
n hf of 81 or ot sec 2, tp 81 n, r 4 wesl. He
names as witnesses: John Briggs, Charles
French, Peter Lawson and CYRUS Stow all Of
j. L. Brown,
2;5w Register.
, 1882-03-03

HIGH water In Texas has flooded a
wide Area OF country. Several bridges on
the Texas Pacific Railroad were destroy
ed, stopping all travel.
, 1882-03-03
Notice Of Application 10 Purchase Timber
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE !
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRlInRY

OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. I
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF Act OF Congress an
proved June 8, 1878, entitled "An Act iOr The
Sale Of Timber lands in the States Of Califor-
MIA oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" BERNARD B. MEAGHER, OF Clallam
County, Washington Territory, has this day
filed IN this Office his application 10 purrhas:,
the se ar Of sw ar and sw or Of so or sec. "a
and ne or nfnw qr and NY or OF, ne or in sec.
west of the willamette meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tho
said described Land or any portion thereof
are hereby required to file their claims i'm this
office within sixty 1901 days from dale hersof.
Given under my hand, Mt my office, In OIym-
ria, w. T., this 18th day OF February, A, d.,
lss2. J. L. Blown,
2l0Y Register Of the Land Offica.
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CITY PROPERTY.

very business center Of the city, size Of build
ing a5xG0, good fiag-stone pavement in front.
and rents for 900 n month price, 4.Iw.
No. 81.
Lot aud house with : rooms on Main street;
price, 1i5.
House with rooms and . lots on No.ciy
asenue: price, GO.
No. 81.
House and lot on Water street: price, au.
No. 63.
Three lots on Water street price. ~ each.
No. 6
\ well finished house with ) rooms, and .
lots. on Market street near Douglas avenue.
lots all fenced, stable, well with pump. shade
and fruit trees. ~ kinds of shrubbery and
vines price. 80.
No. Is.
Business house on Douglas avenue for sale
or exchange; price. 1000.
No. 90.
House with j rooms aud lot Oh south Main
street, fruit and shade trees, stable, fence.
buildings, well painted and finished price.
so.
Fourteen acres north of Iowa. choice land
well hedged: price: SOC.
No. IL.
Two houses aud lots on Williams street:
one house with rooms and one with
rooms. summer kitchen. stable aud pump;
price Of q ch. $40.
No. %.
Hotel Of 3; rooms and finely finished. To
trade for property here.
No. 20.
House. well finished, having seven or eight
good rooms, good cellar, barn for Elk horses,
four lots finely improved, having grape vines.
evergreen trees, fruit trees and shade trees
in abundance, yard set in blue grass. lot
nicely fenced aud premises all in good shape;
price, 1900.
House having 3 rooms, and also lots, on
Church street for 80.
No. 20.
House with . rooms and one lot on Wich-
ita street for 300.
. No. IS.
House with rooms and cellar and two lots
on Water street, lot fenced. shade and fruit
trees, also well with pump. viii trade tor
smaller property price. 1000.
No. 80.
= Three lots on Topeka avenue: 10 each.
No. 81.
House with 3 rooms and one lot. good well.
shade and fruit trees; price, 400.
No. 49,
House Of rooms, we'll finished. and one
lot on Lawrence avenue; pump, fruit and
shade trees: price, 500.
No s..
House and lot on south Fifth Avenue:
price. 200.
House and lots on Main street. house
l6X32, with wing l4Xs4; house has : rooms.
cellar, well with pump, fruit and shade trees.
good barn, corn crib, and good outside I'M
provence Is. This is ID rare chance TO secure
first-class residence in good location.
Original cost /, 100: will take 400.
No. 81.
Good house on fifty-foot corner lot, well
improved and set out To grapes, fruits. and
small fruits: has coal house. chicken house.
etc; house new. 3 rooms. with pantry and
clothes press, porches, and painted through
out; near business center, on Water street:
price. tjpl.
No. IS.
House and two lots on Market street about
!! blocks from Dousia, avenue: house hav-
ing three good rooms and Kitchen: house
well finished. sidewalk in front price, Goo.
No. 81.
4 well finished large brick residence aud
Two lots OH Topeka avenue. north-a good
barn. cellar. a large number of evergreen.
fruit and shade trees. lots enclosed with 4
good ience: price. 100.
No. 30.
House and two lots on ith avenue south Of
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No. -.
, Two houses aud . lots ON Market street;
lbouse Of i room. and Of rooms. well
with pump, lot. fenced with good board
fence. fne selection Of fruit trees. shrubbery
and shade trees, in good locality; price. i.s0l.
No. s6.
House and lo' an Topeka avenue. house
rooms. wood she'd. all In frs class order.
good fence sround lot. line selection Of frui,
trees, l"t ), iecf front; price 80.
No. IS.
HOUSE and lot ON Emporia avenue. house
II By is, ceileJ frame kitchen 10 by ~. good
fence around lot. pig pen. chicken house.
due selection OF fruit trees, all in good con-
dition price. $50
House and lots on Topeka avenue. house
rooms and buttcry, cellar walled with brick,
We'll with pump, fne selection OF fruit trees,
shade trees aud shrubbcry; price. 1000.
No. 81.
\ store room aud lot ON eat Idle OF Main
street; price, :.oN.
House and lot on Douglas avenue. house
II story, room. well with pump, stable:
price. $40.
House and = lots on 4th avenue. house 10
by ~, ell u by IA. main building "a story, .
Rooms well finished, well with pump, Tine
selection Of fruit trees and shade trees:
price, $40.
No, 81,
House and lots on Williams street. house
Ii by y, s-r,ory with ell rs by III. barn III by
ii, AL In good condition. lots - 'front.' by no
back price, l.Sop.
House and : lots on Lawrence avenue,
double house and good buildings price, 800.
No. ~.
House aud lot on Topeka avenue. house
soons, all painted, plastered and painted. lot
10 f'.,t front price, 800.
No. ~.
House aud lot on Topeka avenue, house >
roou.r. fenced, shade trees and fruit trees.
stahlr for . horses and COW. sbrubbery, in
n nice location. house well finished: price.
10.
No. A.
\ 2-story brick store in Chillicothe, Peoria
Co., Illinois sizc 80 by ~ feet with S-foot
basement full size Of building, well built
with Iron columns: price, 1900.
No. ~.
\ s-stor, frame house aud acre oi ground
in W ashburn, Marshall Co., Illinois: house
has rooms all We'll finished, we'll with
pump. u corn crib. ood and coal house. and
6ne rejection OF fruit tire all bearing:
price. ,.bi.
No. At.
Two lots and .-story frame hotel build
ing az Douglas avenue in u fair locitioD;
price. 900.
History frame house on Water street /
near 10 business; the house has rooms well
finished in ide and out, good cellar walled !
with patent stone. coal house. a barn IL by
% feel. u pump. aud fine selection OF fruit
trees; this is fine house ri y bargain:
price. s'ai.
No. As
\ house aud % lots in FL Paso; house has f
= rooms and good cistern. lots all fenced and ,
.et out with shade and fruit trees and plenty /
oi shrubbrry; price. 100 :
No. ~.
\ history frame house and 5 lots on rope-
ks avenue south of Douglas avenue. house I
has :; good rooms plastered. papered and
painted throughout good stone founda- +.
lion. cellar underneath, a good pump. and
shade tre-s in front; price, $40.
No. 81
III lots on Emporia avenue nesr Douglas
avenue: price, from 81 to ~.
No. ~.
House with , rooms aud lot on Mater
street: house well finished: price, 90.
No. ~.
4 one-s,ory brick store building in the ,
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leo acres 4 miller northeast from VI rsso'
sedgwick county; 10 acrss under suItiss.
fiou. History hoase VI room, J acres at
orchard Of 81 kinds OF fruit nil bearing. barn,
bog corral, ri hsdyed feucc viii turn .tocA.
pever-fsilips Stfesn. scasool.t0uss isrf sc,orf
road from house. ibis js ope at the best
farms il sedgwlck county price, $500
$3.50 No, u.
lseeref y Yeet ~es' ., Wichita. o. srye'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-03-30

under cultivation. frame house OF = rooms.
! l6i rods OF hedge. well walled With stone.
| small orchard. 2ol peach Trees and 20 appfu
J trees. po>t-office one mile. all good land
price. LOO
20 acre. miles south of Wichita. all bot
/ tom land. 90 acres under cultivation. >
houses, stable. and well BY house, also VS.
tered by river, small orchard: price. l.oa'.
No. 80.
$40 acres II miles from FL Paso. all first
bottom land. one of the best farms i'll the
state, 81 acre. OF timber, I - acre, under cul-
uyation, good brick house 10 by 80 and ell IA
by 10, barn 10 by 40. granary 10 by IA. good
, fence, orchard of acres of all kinds OF fruit
Fearing, Spring creek. living. stream rims
through farm: price, G.Oo.
No. 10.
leo acres IA u lies southwest Of Wichita.
i;D acres under cultivation. 4 2-sto-y house
a5N30 feet and MI ell i4xl6 feet. porch on east
side well finished. barn l2N2a feet. gransry
kx2s feet. wagon shed between granary
and barn. The farm i. hedged ami cross
hcdged with four-year-old hedge into twus0
and three 4-acre tracts, good wells walled
with rock , acres OF orchard Of every Naa1-
ETY. Of fruit. y miles To post-ofii c. This ir
Rrst-ciss, farm: will exchange for other
property; price. 40,
No. H.
Is acres ! miles southeast OF FL Paso, i0i
acres under cultivation. a good frame house
with rooms, barn and clubhouse. hedge
rock, acres of orchard Of all kinds III fruit:
price. s,oo.
No. s..
=. acres miles southwest of III Paso. q.
acres under cultivation. 20 rods OF good
hedge, frame house with rooms. . stable.
small orchard. and well walled with rock:
price, 900.
100 scrcs miles south OF FL Paso. al first
bottom land, - acres OF natural timber, 10
scrcs under cultivation. frame house with
rooms. II good hedge around the farm..wa-
tered by good well aud living stream:
price, 800.
40 acres q miles south OF III Paso, loo sores
under cultivation. q good frame house OF
rooms. stable, granary and corn cribs, all
fenced with hedge. good wells. and living
water running through farm. acres OF for
ST tree. aud : acres of all kinds of fruit
bearing. fhi. !. a very rbesp farm; price,
2.51
I.;3 acre. ~ miles southeast Of III Pa>o. 40
ssres under cultivation. good bouse. stable,
granary and out-h0uses. zVB rods 0f hedge on
farm. acres Of orchard. This farm is in
good neighborhood and mile from school
house; price, only 400:
hi - ll-Hf Il =
u,r~. unJer cul,i, Atom dwelling Lo,,.e q, =
rooms ,lso st.h,. ami CELLAR > acre. n, orch.
ard Al, -ood land: prier. .an.
No 90
100 acre. mics southeast Of Wichita, 10
scrcs under cultivation, house OF rooms
and stone cellar. lair stable aud granarys
fsrm Is wstered by Il stream fed by living
spring and good well, entire farm fenced
Wy" neuse,s ac'es VI o'cnn n'u "e''i"s'
"''e " sea'o'-""'se' pre-
No. ~
100 acres 0miies southeast OF W ichita. 40
acres under cultivation, dwelling house with
) Rooms, barn srahar! AMI cribs. good wei
"s,te' WIN ss'"-. "'.n~.o W $500 i"I"
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M acres under rultiyation hou.e of 4 room,
with cellar walled with rock, good yranary