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FACTS FOR THE FARM.

j. L. Ellis. of Price, Ga, has a 2
year-old colt weighing 1000 pound.
for which he has refused $40O.
The first dairy fair was held in Wis
consin in 1875, and now Sheboygan
county has ninety cheese factories.
New Jersey has swung into line and
passed a law against the manufacture
and sale of Oleomargarine in that
state.
In proportion to cost, even at the
low price of this season, eggs return
more profit than anything else sold
from the farm.
The French government makes an
appropriation annually of $1,000, eco
agricultural instruction and expert
ments.
AT the recent Jersey sales at Nash
vile. Tenn, the total was SIS, $50. The
average for females was 1890, and on
bulls 1858.
At the Orleans Worlds fair next
winter, Mexico will exhibit a garden
of tropical plants, covering 10000
square feet.
The heavier an orchard is cropped
the more manure il requires From
iVV 10 w POUNDS eacn OF Done dust
ana kaiMt lpotash SALTS per acre Is
recommended oy tie oest orchardists.
Breeding sows should have plenty of
room for exercise and be fed plentiful
ly on grass. while those intended for
slaughter should be fed on concentrate
eu Ioou ana kept closer! cohhneo.
n. ). Shepard tells the Western
fIowman 'nat ne makes Two or tnree
Planlihss oi push Deans ior succession,
anu prele,s ur'!isa 'oot apa!' anu see,.
=! AL! Intervals Vi '''ree Inches ins'eau vi
h':'s'
IN packing apples ior sniPnen, nor
vne shouu NC p'accu IN .nc palIe, lha'
mas .ne sngI.esi trace Vi unso .l
as stch apP'es uecay sooner' .han Inc
o'hers' anu a'so ahtc' a't inc Darrell
Alta FLOODED cattle sale at Mars hall,
M,ssoaI,, ,o,.y 90 our neau =, on Iat
noIns uious". So,u'v, any, non s'A'ee" "er-
se!s drought hear'y "4'V".
Squash vines make excellent shades
in poultry yards, being not only cool
places of resort, but serve as a protec-
ton against hawks.
The heo,,h of the borso has mncb N
do with Tho oIoss;ness and emoothross
of tho hide variable dict is there.
fore best for them, especially in sum-
mer.
II ia co,,ord.5 ,hot se,aroto feed;,o
,,aces shonid he nrnu;5ed sor Tho d;s
farent c,sssas Of etoek a. ~ comdncne
a. @roo ,ar hor,nonv and onn,o"tmant
.' '
prominent Iruit grower says
V IN keen the land in grass turning
sod for crons and re-seedino again re
grass after one or two nIowings
r h..oa s,.. s.o,a 49,, -. e.oa
n;1 4aoou Sow se's .oo L'aucn lesu
y. n ',:,'. ' ur 'asA ~ '"re sue may DC
speeah y r sh"n", W giving mer
the stomach of a hog quicker than
else.
A .,,t;vs,o- who rof,ad or.noy;n.s
.f,a- ,hav had arown feot ~ ,~o
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fnl of sulphur, stirring We'll, and give
three times day. If they are suck
lings feed the SOW in the same manner
Alabama has demonstrated the value
of state geologist. The recent dis
coverv of rich phosphate beds in Perry
and Autauga counties is one of the
most valuable that could be made. 1t
is thought thai Dallas and other coun-
ties will also show rich beds of phos-
pilates.
Milk cream and butter should all
be kept as low ms sixty-two degrees,
at or below which point. if ever, ear
bonic acid gas develops. With pure
food. cows rightly treated, with clean
vessels and pure air, less difficulty will
be experienced in churning than with
out such precautions.
Many cases of abortionin cows are
caused by eating ergot, which is a
powerful poison especially affecting
the genicsl organs. II is usually found
in rye, hut some kinds of ergot grow
in the seeds of various grasses. Rye
affected by ergot is sometimes used
in Germany to bring cows in heat
when they are becoming rather old to
breed freely.
Hungarian grass and millet make ex-
cellent hay for all classes of stock. but
such crops should be cut before they
seed, for the reason that the seed is
not only difficult of digestion but also
unnecessarily deprives the soil of fer
cility.
After receiving a colony of bees at
your home place don't attempt imme-
ly to handle. Give them about half a
pint of syrup Sugar or honey and
leave them an hour or two to settld
down. Bees after journey have
their fighting paint on very frequent
ly. The best way to get friends with
them is to troat them like Christians
and give them something TO eat.
A Texas exchange warns shepherds
against running too many sheep in
one flock; for the reason that both in
Australia and South Americs it has
been tried and proven that over 5000
to 5000 sheep cannot be run with sue
cess in ovr pastures except during the
winter months.
Market gardeners find the growing
of small cncumbers for pickles one OF
their most valuable crops. In most
farm neighborhoods patch of cucum-
bers for pickles will find a market
among farmers at better prices than
the market gardeners obtain at whole
sale for their crop.
OF nitrogen clover hay removes
from the soil about forty pounds per
ton, and estimating two tons to the
acre this is equal to eighty pounds. AS
the roots are said to be as rich in nj
trogenous matter as the stems and
leaxes, the value of blowing in a clo-
yer sod is equivalent to the applica-
ton of eighty pounds Of pure nitro
gen.
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Road Notice.
First publication Aug. lsth, issi }

tth-t puHtltiti'u nus i-hbs i'Hfsf
STATE OF KANSAS,
County of sedgwiek,
OFrfcE or COUNTY CLERK,
April 5th lsst.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 7th day OF
July Issi y peti ton signed by l. G.. Lsphsm
snd eighteen others, was presented To the
Board OF County Commissioners of the county
and state aforesaid, praying tor the location of
a certain road, described as fellows, viz:
Commencing ut the northeast corner OF sec.
5, township 20, range west, running thence
south on or near the section line to the south
esst corner of section %, township 26, range
west, the terminus OF said road
Whereupon said Board OF County Commits
sioners appointed the following named persons,
viz Earl Wakefield, Andrew Small, VIM.
O'Brien, a. viewers, with Instructions Ia
meet, in conjunction with the County surveyor,
at the point OF beginning Of said road. In Erie
township, on Monsisy. the 18th dag Of ssptem-
Der, A ID. lssi, and proceed tn view said road,
and give to all parties \ hearing.
ierB order of the Boar'i Of Coanty Commission
v 81 Il. p. FORD.
2 County Clerk
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Road Notice.

First publication Ang "a. lss4.l
STATE OF KANSAS, "a
County OF sedgwick. -
/ OFFIcK. or COUNTY CLERK,
August. IL, lsei,
| NOTCH is hereby given that ON the TN day OF
July, 1ss4, u petition signed by y ;. Norris
and twenty others, was presented to the Board
/ of County Commissioners OF the comfy and
| state aforesaid, praying for the location OF
I certain road described rs follows, viz:
Commencing at the northwest corner Of sec
ton No. n, township g, line TO the bank OF
Prairie Branch Greek, thence following the
north branee OF said creek In an sasteriy
direction 10 where 1t again crosses said section
line thence east AS nearly as practicable on the
north line OF said section 10 the northeast
corner OF said section, No. n, township Is.
range 2 east.
Whsreupon said Board Of County Commits
sioners appointed the following named persons
viz: Vim. IL. Yazell II. L. Merrill, Philo.
Griffin ~ viewers, with instructions to meet,
in conjunction with the County Surveyor, at
the residence Of l.. A. Wilson in Lincoln town
ship, ON Monday the LIST day Of September. A.
D., lssf, and proceed to view said road, and
give TO all parties a hearing.
BY order of the Board OF County Commission
ers.
EP. FORD,
GIG County Clerk
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The infamous forged Morey letter,
which did service for the Democracy
in the Garfield compaign, has been
traced directly 10 the Democratic ma
tional committee. They paid the for
ger, and circulated the letter with full
knowledge of how the document had
been manufactured. And yet such
men as Barnum and Hewitt claim to
be honorable men!
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Road Notice.
First publication Aug IL III, lss+-J
STATE OF KANSAS, {ss
jounty OF Sedgwick,

First publication Aug IL III, lssi.J
STATE OF KANSAS, l..
County OF Sedgwick,
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
Aug. itE, 1881
Notice Is hereby given that on the 9TH day Of
July, 1884, petition signed by John Thomas
and thirteen others, was presented to the
Board of County Commissioners of the county
and state aforesaid, praying for the location of
a certain road, described as follows, viz;
Commencing ut or near one-hundred ro.is
east of the southwest corner of section town.
ship 26, range : east or where the south branch
of Whitewater Geek crosses the section line
between the sections and IL in said township,
thedce following the benz of said CT eek back to
the section line, the terminus OF the road.
Whereupon said Board of County Commits
sioners appointed the following named persons,
viz: j. K. Brown, A. l. Wilson, Isaac J
Lane as viewers. with instructions to meet, in
conjunc ion with the County Surveyor, at the
residence OF samuel Devore in Payne township,
on Thursday, the 18th day of September, n u.
1884. and proceed 10 view said road. and give to
Sll partses a hearing.
by order of the Board of County Commission
ers Z. FORD,
2I-9 County Clerk.
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THE TWO CONVENTIONS

Two political state conventions will
meet at Topeka to-day. One of these
conventions was called by Democratic
authority, and openly, and the other
was called at the secret instigation of
the Democratic party. The original
intention was that both should en-
dorse the same ticket. The proba-
bilities are that The original intention
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-22

A delegate convention of the Republicans of
sedgwick county, Kansas, will be held At the
court house in Wichita, on saturday, septem-
Der soth. lssi. at 10 O'Clock, n M. for the pur-
pose Of placing in nomination candidates for
the following positions;
Probate judge, clerk Of the district court,
county attorney and superintendent of public
instruction.
townships aud warls are entitled TO send
delegates snd slternstes 10 said convention as
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-22

a u'iiNA'iVh i'cia
In the District Court Of sedgwrck county, Kan
Kansas state Bank, Plaintiff.
vs.
Howard +. Friend, Annie NJ. Friend, Ash
Prunty, and the unknown heirs or deyisees
Of h. A. McDonold. deceased, late of the
state OF Kansas, defendants
The above named unknown heirs or deyIsee-
Of y. a. McDoneld. deceased, late of the
state of Kansas, are hereby notified that
they have been sued by the above named
plaintiff in above entitled action, in the dis
trict court Of Sedgwick county, state Of
Kansas, and that unless they answer the petit
ton OF sid plaintir against them filed in said
action, In the Office of the clerk of said court
by the 10th day of September, lsst, said petition
will be taken as true and judgment will be rem
dered in said action in favor of said pisintin
and against said defendants, for the sum of one
thousand and six hundred dollars, with inter
est thereon from the first day Of September,
ISL, at the rate of twelve per cent. per annum,
less credits at eight per cent. interest. and for
the sale OF the following real estate, lying and
situate in the county Of SedSwiek. and State Of
Kansas, to-wit
The southeast quarter section "a, township
-, range 2, west, and the southeast quarter
section II township 70, range 4, west, in sum
ner county, Kansas, tsaid sumner county tract
being land in which you said heirs and devisees
have an INTEREST,", under mortgage lien, to salts
fy said sum of money. interest and costs of said
sciion, ia accordance with the prayer of said
petition, and taxes shie en- said land
KANSAS STATE BANK.
Dt Plaintiff.
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Delinquent Tax List Of Sedgwick
County, Kansas,
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
WICuIHA Il AnaAa Inlu In laal

In compliance with section los, chapter "a,
Kansas session laws Of 1876, public notice Is
year 1853 against the following described tracts
of land and town lots, situated In the county
OF Sedgwick, state OF Kansas, are due and re-
main unpaid, and that will, ON Tuesday, the
ing days, offer for sale. and sell. at my once In
the city Of wichita, 80 much Of each tract of
land or town lot in the following list as may be
necessary to meet the taxes and charges
fhars
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At WICHITA. KAs.,
Aug. sth, 1851.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the q. $.
Land Once Mt Wichita, Kansas, on Sept. 10th.
9, sec. 8, twp. -, south range l west. He
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land, viz;
Wheeler, all of Boon, Summer County, Kan
K. L. WALKER,
j y. LAUCK. Register
ATTY. 2I-6.
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L. n. wOODCOCK,
Treasurer Of Sedgwick County
I.acxal Nnfica

In the district court OF SedgwicE county .
Kansas
John p. Dawson. plaintiff.
ii w. Miner, defendant
Ths above-named II. W. Miner IL hereby no
titled that he has been sued by the above-named
plaintiff In the district court of sedgwick
county, Kansas, and that unless he answer the
petition Of said plsintin against him, filed ia
said action In the office OF the clerk Of said
court. by the 18th day of September, a. d
lssi. said petition will be taken rs true and
Judgment will be rendered In said action In
favor OF said plaintiff and against said defend
ant for the sum Of eight hundred and thirty
eight and hfly-siX One-huntiredths dollars
with interest thereon at seven per cent per
anruIn from June IL. is5t, and for tho applica-
tien Of the sum of four hundred and one dollars
on said judgment, the said sum having been
attached and garnisheed he etOfore in the hands
OF sheilabarger, lmboden Il Oliver, in accord
ance with the prayer OF the petition died in said
action STANLEY x WALL,
Isl Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Notice for Publication.

LIND UFFItE AT WItIfiIA, MN,
Aug. eth, Iss4.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention 10
MAKE final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the q. :
Land Office at wiehita Kansas, on Sept 10Th,
1884, viz: John C.. Robertson, ID. 5. No. Is ,9l4,
for the Sc or. sec. %, twp. -, south OF range l
west. He names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and Guilt
walton II, said land, viz:
John Crsig, '. Hartman, Jno. Hammers,
VIM, Little, all of Clearwater.
X. L. WALKER.
j. y. LArcx, Register.
AMY 3l-e
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PUBLIC SALE.

Iwill sell at auction at my farm, four miles
west Of Wichita and one mile north of ID. l..
Moussr's, on August 18th, 1854, beginning At 10
a. m, fifty head OF cattle, as follows: One
Thoroughbred bull, two years old, aud one
thoroughbred COW, both registered in the Am
erican herd book; thirteen mich COWS; Four
two-y esr-oId heifers; twelve yearling heifers;
ten yeariing steers; two two-year-o.d steers,
and eleven calves.
TERMS:
Six months time At ten per cent. interest ON
all sums over ten dollars. A discount Of i've
per cent for cash will be given. HIRAN.SnTTH.
Wichita, Kansas, August 10th. a2-2ts
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MULvANE.
Block 3l-l.ots 8 IL Il.
Block A-Lots 2.
WRaT WTrHTTA

Seneca street-Lots "a 81 s. 60 % "a Is is 20
T2 "A 70 ~ 50 50 81 Sc - 80 S2 ~ 66 ~ 100 102
l04 lO6 los ITO lie ia l6 lis 10 l2S la l26 LIS
1870 1872 l34 1876 I3s 40 i42 IA lt6 las
walnut street-I4o,s IL Ia l6 Is % "a p - "a
81 Sc 81 IS 50 90 81 SO 81 "a is 66 81 6s co 20 Il
IL - Is IS 20 n IS 10 80 81 81 * 81 50 y; 81 ~
50 90 81 90 93 90 IS ~ 81 81 - i0D lOi l02 los
0l los 1906 l01 los 100 Ito Ill liz ll3 III lis lie
III lis 1i9 10 l2l I22 rs ia les l26 l27 l2s I29
l3O l3i l39 Is ls4 lis 1876 lss l3s l39 10 III 1i2
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uHTTEv TTMTEp

Avenue B-Lots AZ "a 10 Al.
Avenue C-Lots % 50 55 81 80 81
Meridian avenue-LOts 20 81.
DERBY.
Georgia aveuue-Lots 60 IS 81 10 81 IS liz lis
III ll9.
Baltimore syenue-Lots 5 10 IL II IL Is &c
Hufrbauer's Reserve and Public square and IS
81 50 81 63 Is is 80 % - lO6
Buckner street-Lots 9 4 8 5 10 Il IL IL Is 20
% "a % y 30 80 "a 81 Is 30 az ~ Al Is 80 rs IS
go e2 GO 66 81 10 e3 S.
Water street-Lots IS 81 50 81 63 Is.
Market street-Lot 6.
Main street-Lots - "a 10 81 n 2 3 6 9 10
IL L. 10 feet side public square.
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Notice to Owners of Traction
En0ines.

Notice is hereby given that all persons owning
traction engines will. on and alter this date,
be required when crossing any culyerts or
bridges In Sedgwiek county to provide them
selves with plank to lay on The floor Of said
bridges or culverts TO prevent the breaking Of
the floors. Any person who shall fail to com
ply with this order will be prosecuted 10 the full
extent Of the law.
BY order of the Board of county Commission
ers Il. Y. FORD,
col County Clerk.
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lSs lt9 l5s 100, beginning at pit So n OF sw
cor OF sec sO-2--ie thence n 3s5 n AL +-l2 #
| ia5 r. W 39i 4-i2 # to beginning.
MARSHALL
Block A-Lots 40.
Block Il, except rs n and by ~ n
and 8. LIS It by 80 II of block b.
Block C-Lots 81 II. 81 # on Main st by
wammerski's Addition-Block l-Lots 2
ASSN 10. Block 2-Lpts Is Is IL Is 10 - q y
% "a . 26. Block slots 2 5 1881 50 TO-
bi Sca, t.toss SSloc,.,ss4ss7
3 10 IL IL I3.
SAINT MARKS.
Main street-Lots II Is Is II q % y "a
Dshlhafrs Reservs-Lot g by 40 iest in nw
cor Of nek of sec Bylaw. Lot 80 by 40 in NV
cor of nwx Of sec 6-26-2w.
WICHITA.
Waco street-Lots g rs ~.
wichits street-Lots q % ~.
Water street-Lots ID rs Is ls5 ls5 ls7 i53 1875
l3s 40 li2 IA l81.
Church street-Lots - l2s 20 AZ "a es 100.
Main strset-Lots 50 l25 l3l i79 10 undivided
X of l2t 1855 us lso ls2 lst,
Court street-Lots Is 81 10 III "a Is 70 80
Market street-Lots Il 20 81 50 % LOB les Is5
ls7 1s9.l9l l65 20 "a 65. !
Chisholm street-Lots A - II 81 l0i.
Texas Ayenue--Lots l07 sh 100.
Mesd's Addition-Lswrence avenne-Lots ~
y 30 50 81 liz Ia ll6 lis 10. Topeka avenue
Lots 81 So EmPoris svenue-Lots II - y
~ 81 81 M 81. Fourth ayenue-Lots > III Is
50 y "a. Fifth avenue-Lots 81 "a 81 81 W " ~
81 "a s. IS 20 81 "a 6s 20 IS. Central avenue
Lots Al a. Douglas avenue-Lots less u |
inches side, u "a "a 80, beginning ut Sc cor OF 4
lot Fifth avenue, Mead rs add to city OF Wioh-
iia, thence W 81 n to beginning, thence 1864
#. thence W s5 IL 8 i36ssft 25 It to beginning.
EAST WICHITA
Mead avenue-n IL feet of lot %, lot IS
Mosley avenue-bot7.
Back Mosley avenue fronting east-sS lot H.
Douglas avepue--Lots 81 and 81
HiltOn's Addition-Texas avenue-Lot5 ~ 81
50 s. 81 5 n on side -. Walnut street 20 IL
81 70 l0l Is n OF side OF lo3. To-
peka avsnue-Lots I Al ~ Is ~ ~ 81 80 % ~
50 81 s. Is 81 s. 60 Emporis Svenue-Lots 10
"a IS Al % Is a. ~ 81 50 81 IS % 81. Fourth
avenue-Lots % Is q 81 n p. Filth avenue
Hilton's I'd Addition Dover street--Lot 3
Cannon street--Lots and 4. st. Johns street
Lot 10.
Greiffeostsiu's Ist Addition--Water street,
Lots 10 "A SO "a SO So. Main street Lots .33 60
n n Is 10 81 60 sa Cd So Market street--Iots
IA Is Is 20 q "a 26 y 90 81 81 &c 3 81 33 IS %
Lawrence ayenue--Lots I ~ 66.
Greiffenstein's I'd Addition alter street.
Lots 81 % 100 l02. Main street--Lots a5 % Ito
IL ia li6 lis. Market street--Lots % Ill lis I
Greinenstsin's 9TH Addition Water street.
Lot1.
Greinsnsteih's 5th Addition--water street,
y Of lot 81 and lots IS 50 81 80 81 SO 50 81 M
Il So Il
Greinsnstein 9Th Addition Water street,
.ots So IS 81.
Engiish's LIST Addition Lawrence avenue
.ots 5. Topeka avenue--Lots IS 81 GU II IS
5 s. 50 60 81 "a 6s 20 ~. Emporia avenue
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to come and secure box
w OF Puts .pomsde.
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IL color shaggy. Anyone RETURNING him to
the New York store will be literally rewarded.
sOdwtf
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beginning sit $40 OF and 521 ft.w of ne
cor of - q lie /; thence 3 l3l f-l0 II. W
l36 It, n l3l flo II, e 1876 #, to begin
ming all IN q lie
Lots 6 8 10 q and 25, Water st. 100.
Lots 3 and el, me-. and swA ne4
and ca sei4 ........................ ~ % lie
nwt4 "a 2 lie selt ne4 ....-.. "a lw
Beginning at sw cor Of lot on Douglas
ave in Waterman's add to the city OF
Wichita; thence n as6 IT. thence W to
line of Waco st thence n to the Sc
cor Of lot No. IL ON Waco st, in Water
mans add to Watermau's add thence
to the Arkansas river thence fol-
lowing the meanderings OF said river
in a southeasterly direction to u point
ON the line of Douglas ave thence
In plara of hapinninV IL
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New York Store
Nj. kOHN & co.
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Legal NOtica.

First Publication August.sth issi.
In the District Court of sedgwrck county, Kan
sas
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Bargains in Every Dept.

You will find goods sold for less than those of
ar other house in Wichita.
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HINrIETH DISTRICT CONVENTION.

For State senator. SSrd District,
JOHN KELLY, OF Sedgwick.
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II IL % DtKfuuIuE
MARSHALL

Chicago avenue-Lots Is % IS 5. 80 % II l0l
lSs li9 I5s 100. beginning at y pit 33i4 n of sw
cor of sec 3-2--le thence n 3s5 n AL +-l2 II $
i95 # W 39i t-l2 II 10 beginning.
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SAINT MARKS.
WICHITA.

Main street-LOts III Is ID IL u % y q.
Dahlhairs Reserve-Lot 81 by l+0 feet In NJ
cor Of nez Of sec Bylaw. Lot 80 by 100 in ny
cor of nwt Of sec 6-26-2w.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

II. L. LAWRENCE,
Chairman
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-06-20

cut in thin slices for tea or for breakfast,
are made of two parts of beef and one
part Of pork. Chop them very fine, and
season with black and red pepper, salt n
little sage, and summer savory, if you
please. Put this into small bags made Of
stout cotton cloth, boil, and then hang in
a dry, cool closet until you wish to use
Lemon Marmaade. Slice the lemon
very thin, only taking ont the seeds add
three pints of cold water to each pound
of fruit after being cut into pieces let it
stand q hours boil it until tender, pour
into earthen bowl until the following
day, weigh 1t, and to every pound OF
boiled fruit add ! pounds of lump sugar,
boil the whole together till the syrup iel-
lies and the chips are rather transparent.
This is Miss Parloa's receipt for potato
salad Cut into dice enough cold boiled
potatoes to make a quart, and season with
salt and pepper. Mix thoroughly in a
cup six tablespoonfuls of salad oil, two
of vinegar, half tablespoonful of salt,
a quarter Of a tablespoonful Of pepper,
and tablespoonful of grated onion. Mix
this dressing lightly with the potato dice.
If you have parsley, a tablespoonful
chopped fine and mixed with the potato
adds to the flavor and appearance. The
salad improves by standing an hour OF
more before it is served.