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TNDEK and By virtue OF q trust deed executed
" september II. 1872 70 me a. trustes. by l. G.
and W. A McCanghsn and Jane y. hcCsngnan,
and Of record in the once Of the register Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in Record Boo No. 141, paes
625 and At the request OF the benencAre1 the In
sssarsay. Fesrusry 10, lsss.
between the houn Of 10 and o'clocf, ON The
premises in the town OF Niiingfon sell for cash 10
the highest bidder the following Described prop
erty, to-w1f: =
county Of shelby Tying and beng In The survey Of
the property Adjacent 70 the depot a. Mllington.
l on the Memphis, Psducsh and hortneh nlnoeo.
usrticularly designated certain lon Known on
aid plat OF survey a. LOT Eos A. a. ~ and a. on
the east side OF sid rAilroad. each lot horting
thirtY-dve feet (S5 feet ard rum ng back oae hun
dred and thirty eve feet us feetl, together with
Inc milIbou e and ali other improvements thereon,
Equity Of redemption barred Iiue oenevee 70
i JOHN DwYKR, Trustss.
CAN'T. 4 Pattenon. Attorneys .so
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
INDICATIO6s.

For Tennessee and The Ohio UaIIey, Increasing
cl9Hdincss, tollOVed BY rain and saoT, nortaeriy
u sasisrly TiHd', slight fall followed by sLOply
Tisiag temperature, Lorer barometer.
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1MS VIII
- Hanged.

as, February 9.-The expected
result OF the horrible outrage perpetrated
by the negro Smith on the person Of the little
Berring girl on Wednesday night occurred
this afternoon, and the city il once more
quiet.
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The new Duchess of Westminster, vile OF
one Of the richest men in Europe, was mar
ried in 8 dress OF white foulard, costing
seventy.fve cents yard. This certsinly Is
economy, aud economy it is to use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the great remedy for coughs
! and colds.
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LEO HARTMANN,
The Russian Nihilist, Says the Move
ment Has Not Been Suppressed in
That Country, aud
Declares that the Coronation Of the
Car Shall Not Take Place-Prlnee
Napoleon Released.

VIENNA, February 9.-The Count de
Chambord will issue manifesto directly
after the adjournment of the French Depu-
ties.
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IRELAND
RATHER DIE THAN EMIeRAre

DUBLIN, February 9.-Davitt, Healy and
Quinn will be treated az 6csl class prisoners
during their confinement 10 jul.
RATHER DIE THAN EMIGRATE.
Woodhouse, poor law inspector at Glen
Columbkill, in answering a demand for the
employment of starving people who assem-
bled at his hotel yesterday, admitted that
there was distress in county Donegal, and adj
vocated emigration, when some one in the
crowd exclaimed, "Wew would rather die than
emigrate."
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TUNNEL ACCIDENT.
ARCHBISHOP M'CABE.

In the shaft Of the Severn tunnel works
ts-dsy four men were killed outright, and
several so seriously mangled that they are
| expected 10 die.
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Election Notice.

JNHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
l. Memphis Gas Light Company will be held al
the once Of the company, No. s. Madison street,
b elect seven (7) Directors 70 serve the company
the ensuing year. Election from 10 O'Clock q m.
to clock ID m. JOSEPH CRAIG, Secretary.
Memphis. Tenn. Fehruary 1. 1kS2
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AMoney-1s.nIng Chance.

.,perasfye Account I'm stocks,
-. Petroleum., Etc. Shares only ONE
DOLLAR each LArse Monthly ProftS We refer
70 subscriberz who have realized from 30 70 ~ per
cent net on their investments in 30 days. Order
now. o5 for shsre>, and nzme rate upward
No delay. Accounts are formed every veeE.
Nsrkets are now favorable. Option onttnuaIly
nezotisted Information furnished. Make Re-
porfs mailed. Address RICHARD MARVIN
Co, Brokerage and Commission, z Broad street
Member n. z. Stock Co. New York
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MINOR MENTION.

WASHINGTON, February 9.-Nothiug of in
terest developed in the Star-route trials
to-day.
The President has nominated William
White 10 be United States Judge for the
Southern District OF Ohio, and Lot Wright
10 be United States marshal for the same
district.
There is no foundation for the current
paragraph to the feet that Mrs. Judge John
Blair Hoge, of Western Virginia, was au-
thority for the announcement OF the engage
ment of Senator David Davis.
The resolution introduced in the Senate
for the termination of the fisheries clauses of
the treaty OF Washington, provided that
they shall be of no force on the expiration
of two years ate rnotice by the President.
There are no indications of the heavy
storm predicted to-day by the weather
prophet Virgins, and il is understood that
he has withdrawn the prophecy concerning
The great hurricane aud tidal wave for
March 11th.
In answer to the Senate resolution of in
quiry concerning the sscch srine strength of
sugsrs, etc, Assistant-Secretary of the Treas
ury French replied that sevepty-6ve per
cent. is the nearest practical minimum stand
ard of rating for assessment purposes.
Among the nominations to-day were:
George w. Wuris, Pennsylvania, secretary
of legation to Russia; Larue Rsck New York,
United States consul at Fort Erie, Canada
Harry P. Dill, Maine, United States con-
sui to Guelph, Canada; several registers OF
land Offices and receivers OF public money
and a number of Western po,tm ss,ers.
British Minister West has written a note
| to the Secretary of State, conveying the
| thanks of the government of the Dominion
of Canada 10 the Secretary of the Treasury
for his action in placing at the disposal Of
The authorities of British Columbia the
Wolcott for the purpose of proceeding tc
Fort Simpson, 10 repel an anticipated attach
of Indians on the English settlement at tina
| point
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MONTREAL. February 9.-Joseph Duclos
& Co., dry goods, have failed. Liabilities,
$40 600
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STILL RISING
The Kentucky River Falling.

CINcIsNATI, February 10.-One OCloe
A.M-The river at this hour is So feet
inches, rising inch per hour,
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GERMANY.
utaArApCUjQ PAINS
THE cIMBRIA DISASTER.

BERLIN, February 9.-Bismarck's pains
returned after ne had experienced rome
temporary relief.
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The Danger O,er a, Port Deposit.

PoRT DEPOSIT, MD, February 9.-The
river has been falling all day, and is now
fully thirty inches lower than yesterday. The
gorged ice is much worn away above the
rock, and the run of the river is sufficient to
clear the ice to permit boats to ply back
and forth twenty miles above. The gorge
extends back several miles, and at some
points nearly approaches the tracks of the
Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad.
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Non-Resident Notice,

State of Tennessee, Shelby county-Aizap . g.
Iawsy vs. Green Reddttt- --4
In this cause u Appearing eys
fendanS, Green Reddftk b --.oayit that De
rlsfnti6, and - = justly indebted TO thu
that The orss- aon-resident Of the State. n
Ipr>- --..nary process OF law cannot oe served
LA him; and an original attachment having
| I'M 70 Defendant and situated in the Ninth enc
Sixth Civil Disuics; It 10 therefore ordered, TIA
satd Green ReddiEt make his appearznce kefel1
before ne. at my Once in Bartlett, Tenn, on III
81 day of Narch, lsa3 ct 10 O'Clock an, ana ce
feod IA attachment suit or IL win De proceeded
| vim exparte; and thar this order Of publicxtoE
Sc MADE IN he Memphis Appeai for sour success
n's "ee. . W. z cRoes, J. p.
Brooks Hammer, Atty's for piaiufifA tn
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what the PiGtsburg Manufacturers
Think of the Tariff Bills.
PIrTsBURe, February "a number of the
most prominent iron and steel manufacturers
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PRINCE NAPOLEOh RELEASED.
PARIS. february 9.-Prince Napoleon was
liberated at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon, the
tribunal having qusshed the Indictment
against him. The Prince returned 10 his
residence on the Rue de la Cdasse.
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THERE will be meeting of the W. {. T. u. this
i t5ATURDAY) afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at the
Intelligence ONCE, No. so Jefferson street. Bust
ness OF importance TO be transacted full at
tendance OF officers and members Is requested.
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YeIlOw-Pine Flooring.
FHREE LIME-KILNS

4 1R MILES OUT Oh n AND c. RR. THREE
lZC well-built Stone Lime KilDs. one thou
sand acres Of land, 20 acres Of which are In cult
vation, under good plank fence; also tne new
hve-acre orchard with weli-seletted frutt: forty
GOOD houses for hands; dwelling, large barn, new
cooper-shop, blAcksr1i1h-shop and store; twelve
mulea carts, Wagons and quarry tool: 800 cords
wool The place IL ~sll improved Will sell with
or without personal properly. tile perfect sD>
no incumbrsnceS- JOHN A. DkNLf
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THE FLOODS,
The Ohio SIN Rising at Cincinnati
No Further Damage Reported.

CINcINNATI, February 9.-The river con-
tinues TO rise two inches an hour, and was
fifty seven feet three inches at 1890 O'Clock
pm. Dispatches show that il receded eight
inches at Marietta. 1t will continue TO rise
here at least till tomorrow, and may reach
sixty feet. No additional loss of property
here is reported to-day, but business is much
retarded. The Cincinnati, Washington and
Baltimore, Cincinnati, indianapolis, St. Louis
sHd Chicago, and Dsyton Short Line were
unable to reach their depot to- day.
At Newport, by, fully 200 families were
compelled 10 remove from their dwellings.
Many more are driven to the upper stories.
The weather ia still clear aud cold.
Midni9ht.-The river at midnight is still
rising slowly, but will be falling tomorrow.
The loss will be much less than usual at
similar floods, on account of the gradual rise
giving lime to prepare. The river was
falling at Portsmouth at o'clock this even
ipg The chief loses here are the sioppage
OF the distilleries and other manufactures,
and the disturbance of railroad traffic. No
additional Losses are reported at points up
the river.
STILL RISING.
CINcINNATI, February 10-One OClocl
A.M-The river at this hour is SO feet 6
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GLE vENeEUR. "

Felix Pystt has recommended the pubIica.
ton OF the communist Journal lie VsngeGr,
in which in 1871 he demanded the over
throw OF the cony sntion, the destruction of
Theirs residence aud the demolition of the
e1piatory chapel. He now violently attacks
the Senate
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NOTICE.

HlHE FIRM OF MURPHY d MURPHY y this
i day dissolved BY mutual convent 3. r. Muir
ply retiring. J. J. Murphy assumes the assets and
liabilities md win continue the General Insurance.
b1hnes under the Arm name st No. Madison
So Ss.,zu september IS ,sa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-03
m nEuoaiAn.

Al the regular meeting Of Garfield Post
No. %, q. A. r., held Tuesday evening,
May !, 1883, the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Chief has
ordered Comrade VIM. Bays to report ut
the headquarters of the Grand Army OF
the Universe; therefore be It
Resolpsd. That Garfield Post No. 25 in
scribe upon the roster this memorial OF his
honorable record % soldier OF the Repub.
lie. tN
Rssoised, That we bear record to his hon.
or as . man. and his courage and patriot
ism ~ q soldier.
R,sois.d, That copy Of these resolutions
be furnished the widow OF deceased, and
published In the newspapers Of the city.
CHAs. HATTON,
THOs. J. SHELTON,
A. ID. WHEELER,
10. WILKINSON,
JOHN A. WALLACE,
Committee.
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Don't Give Up.

The chances are all In your favor. Thou.
sands Of cases Of Consumption, Catarrh.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, and
other chronic jisesses-some OF a most
painful and desperate character-have been
cured In the last thirteen years by Com
pound Oxygen. II you are . sufferer from
any disease which your phosician has fail
ed to relieve. don't despair. Write to Drs.
Starkey Il Palen, ll09 Girard street, Phila.
delphiA. giving them clear statement OF
your case, and ask an opinion as to your
chances Of recovery under their new vi
talking Treatment. Il will cost you moth.
ing, as they make no charge for consults.
tons. Accompanying their reply you will
receive such documentary evidence OF their
honorable character as physicians, and
such direct and emphatic testimony in re-
gard to what Compound Oxygen has done
and 10 doing for suffering humanity, that
you will be able to decide for yourself the
question whether or not to put faith In
them and the new remedy which they are
10 widely dispensing.
II, however, you do not wish to consult
them at present, drop postal.card and ask
them to send you their Treatise on Com.
pound Oxygen. From this you will gain
all the information required TO get an in.
telligent idea OF the nature and action Of
this new remedy for chronic diseases, and
% be able to judge for yourself whether or
not It will be beneficial In your own case
- It has been In Thousands of others.
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ATrEMr,oM, FARMERS.

All farmers interested In the welfare Of
the Arkansas Valley Agricultural Society
are hereby invited to come to the new fair
grounds, recently purchased ono half mile
west of the bridge, an: bring their harrows
and scrapers with them to put said grounds
In good condition by doing such work ~
may be required. Meet on the grounds
on May eth, 9Th and 9th. By order Of the
board. ID. A. MITCHELL,
May I, 1883. Secretary.
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The members OF Garfield Post No. u, G.
A. r., have been invited to attend camp.
fire by Judson Fitzpatrick Post No. &c, At
Newton, tomorrow friday night. The
members OF the Post very much desire that
Ill who can possibly 60 shall do %, - the
Invitation wss accepted with that under
standing.
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In view Of the many recent attempts to
burglarize the residences Of our citizens,
~ Lombard Mortgage Company respect
fully calls the attention Of parties having
valuabaes, jewelry, ETC., to their safety de-
posit bexes 10 their Are-proof vault, where
any ese can leavs ssall portable articles
d valus IN absolute security against fire,
and then at . reasonable 1gure.
For the convenience Of customers the
boxes have bssa rsmoved IRON the vault
q The Kaasas State Bank (which closes at
. ,. ~ - ~ sxscsly similar vault Of The
Lsahard Mersgsgs Company II the rear Of
~ Kansas Stses Bank building.
( Cal ssd iDspeet thsa and satisfy your
~ eat
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Assianea.a Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed assignee will, on Saturday, May 5th.
A. d. 1881 ut the storehouse In Valley
Center, Sedgwiek county, Kansas, former.
ly occupied by J. l.. Carothen 3 Bro, pro-
iced to sell the stock Of goods in said store.
room, and the fixtures belonging to said
store, and the said storeroom and lot, and
also certain corn-cribs and granaries,-slI
said property being In the inventory and
appraisement on dle In the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Sedgwfck
county. Kansas, and will be sold o. per Or
der Of Judge Of said court; part cash. and
part ON time with approved security.
y. A. DORSEY, Assignee.
Dated April 18th, 1883. 81
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wish TO call the attention OF all ladies
Of Wichita and vicinity to the closing out
sale Of my full stock Of goods. Call and
SO me before purchasing elsewhere. You
can buy long plumes from Size to e6.0O
Bunch flowers from cents TO $500. Hats
nom u cent? to eso.00. Lace, aies, collars,
embroidered hose, eorsets, ribbons, EN-.
brotdery material, yarn underwear, jewel.
~, yelling. ETC., fall to reduced prices until
the LIST Of July. Call aud zee for yourself.
Thanking the public for past patronage, I
an, Your respectfully,
NARY KLENrz.
Between Woodman's Bank and the Tarr.
ed Store. est
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The crossing Of our new road was laid
over the A., T. 4 s. r. last Sunday and
about half mile Of track Is laid west Of the
depot. Track-laying. we are assured, will
begin on Tuesday or Wednesday Of next
week and be pushed through to Towanda
at once. The enlire grade from this place
to Towanda lacks little Of completion
EldOradO Times.
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WIN. C. LITTLE, Secretary.

No more water should be thrown on to
yards, or the streets or In the bitches from
the mains and hydrants tbsa 10 absolutely
necessary, or we will have an unusual
amount Of sickness. Besides. the first
thing the taxpayers know there will be q
demand for . system OF sewerage which
win cost five times rs much as the water.
vvarks
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Road Notice.
OPFfCK OF COUNTY CLERK,
WICHITA. ADril l6eh- l663

WICHITA, April l6th, 1883.
state Of Kansas, County Of Sedgwick.
Notice is hereby given that on the 10Th
day OF April, 1888, . petition signed by
W. J. Collier and 10 Others was presented
to the Board OF County Commissioners Of
the county and State Aforesaid, praying for
the location Of y certain road, described %
follows, viz:
Commencing at the southeast corner Of
section number twenty -four CA, township
number twenty-five (25), range three (j)
west; thence running west along section
lines to the southwest corner Of section
nineteen (i0), township twenty-five (7S),
range three On west; al In the township Of
Greeley. a.
Whereupon said Board OF County Com.
missioners appointed the following named
persons, viz: W. A. Daily, A. N. Durand,
and 4. II. Randall, as viewers, with In.
structiOns to meet, In conjunction with the
County Surveyor, At the residence Of ) G..
Luellen. in Greeley township, on Thurs-
dry. the 24th day Of May. A. d. 1883, and
proceed TO view said road and give 10 eli
parties hearing.
BY order OF the Board OF County Con-
missi0ners. -s
Y. A. DORSEY,
a2 County Clerk.
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Road Notice.
OFFICE or COUNTY CLxRK,
WICHITA. April 10th, lS87.


State Of Kansas, County Of sedgwieh.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the 10Th
day Of April, 1858. petition signed BY A.
Z. Johnson and thiTty-thrDs Others, wss
presented TO the Board Of County Con-
missioners Of the County snd state sfors.
said, praying for the locasioa Of . eertaIs
road, described a. followa, viz:
Commencing eighty tSUJ rods west Of the
center Of section twenty-six 90, In town.
ship twenty-five (z5), range one (i) west,
thence east on the half section line To the
A., T. Z $. p. X. H., thence south-eastsriy
on the west side Of the A.. r. . 8. r. n. r.
70 .intersect with the section line runpIpr
east and west bstwesa ssesioa twenty-five
l35) and thirty-six 40, thesee east 70 the
9Th principal mefidian.
Wbsreupoa satd Board q Cousty Con-
missioners appointed the ALLOWING named
persons, viz: +. r. Brown, John Pipgsl
and Elias Carnsbsm ~ vleWsrs, with In
stSuetion 70 meet, In eoajuaesion with TIE
County Surveyor, ct the rssidsnes Of A. e.
yehDsos II 0fs1e Township, % Friday, the
1eth day Of Nay A. d. 1se3, and proceed 70
view said road, and give TO oil parties
b. order Of the Board Of County Coz
mlssioners. z. A. OoRskY,
54 7s County Cierk.
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Taken up April Goth, one mare pony six
or eight years old; brands on left shoulder
and thigh. Owner can have the same by
calling at the southwest corner OF Anon
township, Sedgwick county, Kansas.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
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street. ,Astyiag - heseap Nanesrsas -
lils ~ H. - llssse1sivS - baeg3s ~
wagsss. Nearly ~ ~ sessse srssslngs n
TIE city, snA thsss sasns - - thsssasds
q tn, ~ etsa thsss - ~ iseAss higA-
- - - 3syplpe - stspqt. s3hs pun-
q g snjSaA tsvjlansss, A,asisssa
nssks - hgshsa Sasns tuvslvsd h -
svsai1gas ~ sEss asUsn1 - ~ - ~
~ - s6assnu1nas. 1hsss = - ssase =
rni1fag -. - 0pl1n,eeevs - lssea =
- sssse 49, = Glss6e btsSs osadsd
- - - ~.
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thing In the exhibit was very marked, viz
the bright, clean condition Of the aeeces,
almost without an exception, showing q
determination on the part Of the breeder
to discriminate between wool and grease
and dirt; marked improvement 10 this re-
spect over exhibits Of former years. Among
the exhibitors from abroad we noticed T..
Copeland & Son, Of Douglas, Kansas, the
owners Of the Uhl flock, with pen Of fne
Merinos, headed by the noble Romeo-the
successful competitor in % many prize
rings; J. c. Taylor, with fine pen Of six,
and W. Cole with two sheep, both OF these
gentlemen also being from Douglass, and
having exceedingly fne representatives Of
this justly celebrated family Of Uhl sheep.
Among our home exhibitors was W. H.
Ransom, with his fine flock Of Cotswolds,
whose merit IL too well known to need
lengthy comment. We also find VIM. Wat
kins with . fine pen OF Eve Cotswolds con-
testing for honors, 30 that Farmer X. might
not have things all his own way. Among
the thoroughbred Merinos We find the pens
Of Fox & Askew, always good, but better
this year than ever, headed by the magnifi-
cent Lord Wool. who has few equals and no
superiors In the West. Little 4 Wheaton
with pen Of ten, excellent types Of the
pure bred Aerinos, headed by the hand
rome and vigorous Prince Albert. George
c. Strong with three fine ewes and lamb,
and other exhibitors, as will appear by the
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NOTICE 10 WOOL eaowEas,

The ArkansAs Valley Wool Growers and
Sheep Breeders Association has secured q
room in stackman's building on Main street
in Wichita for the storage OF wool.
Any person desiring to do % car expose
their wool for sale at this room for noDi-
nal sum. This Offers safe storage to all
wool growers.
Eastern buyers are now on this market.
B. ID. HAMMOND, President.
VIM G. LITTLE Secretary
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Road Notice.
OyTICR or COUNTY CLERE,
WICHITA, April 1ueb. leo3.


: state Of Kansas, Ceaasg q sedewiek.
Notics ID hereby gives that % the f0sb
dsy Of April, 1e93, petitios s1gnsd By Z.
n. Rsadali end tAisiseo eshsgs, vs. Pre-.
ssuted to the Board Of County Coo1iss-
iosers Of the County aad sesls Aforesaid,
pvsyiug Tor the location Of certain rod,
1soesi6od - looDows, VIZ:
Beginning % the southeast eogneY ef
ses1tSn I've %. in ssWnship tWenty.slx 60
raagv thsse ~ west, theneD north 10 sh6
1ftk tssbj pssalell, tbeeee- wess % cd
parsleif itoer - the eou1b-oOe corner %
section thirty.swo ~, u township twss-
:ssti % ssesiss iiss tSrsSzh II. Hops y
psiss within thirty fset q . sasd ridgs,
sheuee pOesh-Wess - Ne bsDdeo, thonee
aeross said bstdge - . peius six1y feet negsh
Of the center q ssid bStdes, th6Des nsgsh-
d. tswnship tweuty.ovs. ~ Fsngs e1!ss
besWeee Harvey - eedywssk eo1oo1e4
WSeseupeo I'D Boaed q Csuufy Cso.
nsapjooog5 so0eonood - oooU1ng unDo1
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