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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-07
A Great Problem.

n GfooG HEODAom.
Take all the Kidney and Liver
Medicines,
Take all the Blood purifiers,
Take all the Rheumatic remedies,
Take all the DyspepstG and indiges-
ton cures,
Take all the Ague, Fever, and bill
lious specifies,
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
reeiUesr,
Take all the Great health restorers
In abort. take all the best qualities OF
all these, and the best
-QUalittes of all the best medicines in
the world, and you will find that Hop
-Bitters have the best curative quail
tiles and powers OF all concentrated
In them, and that they will cure
when any or all of these. singly or
-cOHabiRed
Fail. A thorough trial will give
positive proof of this.
Hardened Liver.
Five years ago broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then l have been unable TO be
about at all Ny liver became hard
like wood my hnbs were pulled up and
filled with water.
All the best physicians agreed that moth
ing could cure me. l resolved 90 try
mop 0IueLBS n9HS uSSu SSNC1 DOIAACS >
the hardness has ali gone from my liver
the swelling from my limbs. and il has
acOFked miracle IN nv case; otherwise
would have been now IN my grave.
J. W. MoREY, Buffalo. Oct. /, 1881.
Poverty and Suffering.
81 was dragged down with debt, poY-
erty and suffering for years, caused by
sick family and large bills for doctoring.
was completely discouraged, until
one year ago, by the advice OF my pastor,
commenced usiag Hop BItters, and In
one month We were all well, and none Of
us have seen . sick day since. and want
to say 10 all poor men. you can keep
your families we'll year with Hop Bit
ters for less than one doctors visit will
cost know IA WoRKINGMAN.
- None genuine without q bunch OF
green Hop on the white label Shun all the
vie. poisonous stU6 with Hop" or "Hops"
in their name.
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PERsoNAL MENrIoN.

II. V. Bundrem lett Wednesday noon
for the east, to be gone about four weeks
buying goods.
W.O. Ferguson returned with his
brother, John F., from Geuda Springs
Tuesday morning.
Geo. w. Paxton and family returned
Monday from Eureka, where they have
been visiting friends.
P. r. Pricket and sister, and Walter
Park and sister, of Elmdale, Kansae,
were visiting friends In the city Mon
day.
A. j. Baker, city engineer, has just re-
ceIved from Washington the copy right
for his new map of Emporis and addi-
tions.
A marriage license was issued Aug. 2,
by Judge Kellogg to Frank E. Richard
son and Emma ]. Mundy both of Water
90 township, Lyon county.
]. PeArce, of West Plains, Mo, has
purchased two sections of land eight
mics southeast of town, from Wells
Bros, and will locate thereon.
Frank McCollock has concluded that
Emporia is good enough for him, and
has gone back to his old place in DR..
Moore's drug store. That is just as it
should be.
Glenn Moore was married to Miss Min
ME Edwards in Dunlap Sunday and re-
turned hone Tuesday with his far
bride. May peace and prosperity be
with them.
A. O. Hill and family have returned to
Lyon county after visit of about five
months in Iowa, Michigan, and other
eastern states. Mr.. Hill is very glad to
get back to Kansas and thinks this state
stakes the cake"
L. Robinson. wife and two sons, S. P.
and Arthur. of Tampa, Florida, arrived
Monday to make EmporiA their home.
Mr.. Robinson went to Florida some time
ago from Minnesota and thinks now that
he will like Kansas the best.
G. w. Porierfield has just returned
from Huron. Dakota Mr.. Porterfleld and
Lawrence T. Boorey haye purchased a
large DINING hsll at Huron which is on
the Chicago and Northwestern railway,
and will remove from Emporia to that
place in few day. The boys are well
pleased with the prospects at Huron.
We wish them success.
Clarke Martin, son of C. c. Martin,
Is doing some exceedingly creGitable
work as a crsYon artist The large por-
trate in Fox & Cos. window was execu-
ted by HIM and is picture
Of his uncle. The perfect resemblance
of the crayOn portrait 70 the photograph
for which Il Is taken shows IN a siriking
manner the skill Of the young artist
The many friends and admirers Of Mr..
Albert Phenis. formerly of this city,
viii be highly gratiaed to learn that he
has been advanced to the responsible
[ position of city editor OF the Kansas
City Times. He has had
an experience IN journalistic
work at that place covering a per.
iod of four years and has developed
qualifications as . newspaper man
which have been recognized by timely
promotions ct the hands OF hia employ,
ers- His Thorough knowledge Of his
field of labor, his great
personal popularity and his sterling
qualities Of character 0bundantly eQuip
him Tor the successful fGltll ment Of his
4 new trust. and we hAVeHo doubt but thai
Ais PBoEessloDal ea1eeFy which seems K
have opened under such suspicious con
ditions, will prove source Of the great
est pride 10 all who are interestedi in hi:
welfare. sofF
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DISCOVERY OF A SALT WELL.

D. Cook, residing near DIR. Hib-
ben's place north of the city, in drilling
a we'll, recently struck, at depth of 2G5
feet, vein of strong salt water
which rises In the tube to g
height of 100 feet. At the sug-
gestIon OF friends he boiled down some
of the water and realized as a result of
the experiment, two table-spoonfulls of
salt from quart of water. This is
large per centsge, and the salt Is of an
excellect quality. AS no pump has yet
been placed IN the well the measure of
the supply is not known, though it is
thought by some to be sufficient to justi-
fly the working of the well. Developments
in this direction will be awaited with
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have used Ely's Cream Balm for
Hay Fever and experienced great relief.
l most cordially recommend II as the
best of all the many remedies / have
IrIed.-T. r. JENKs, Lawyer, Grand
Rapids, Mich Price fifty cents.
was severely afflicted for eleven
years with Hay Fever, after trying al
most everything without avail, gave
up all hopes OF being cured, when
purchased a bottle of Ely's Cream Balm.
To my surprise, after few applications,
was entirely relieYed.-R. WATSON
HARRIS, Letter Carrier, Newark, N. J.
Price fifty cents.
have been Hay Fever sufferer for
three years; have often heard Ely's
Cream Balm spoken of IN the highest
terms; did not take much stock in il
because of the many quack medicines
A friend persuaded me to try the Balm
and did so with wonderful success -
T. S. GEKR, Syracuse, N. 7. Price
fifty cents. nj.
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SENATOR PLCMB AT HONE

Senator Plumb returned to his home
in this city yesterday, where he will
remain until next week, when he will go
east to take part in the presidential can
vass- The senator has made during
the past few weeks a num-
Der of political speeches in North Caro-
lina, and he reports that the RepubIi-
cans there entertain strong hopes of car
rging that state for Blaine and Logan.
He regards the outlook for Republican
success as quite encouraging in the east,
and thinks that things are looking bet
ter than they did at this stage of the
campaign in 1876 or 1880.
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.
THE PRICES AT TRADE CENTERs
The Kansas City Live StocE Market is Re
ported eS UecIallv for THE DAILY
SRWs every afternoon by

THE PRICES AT TRADE CENTERs
The Kansas City Live StocE Market is Re
ported eSDecIallv for THE DAILY
SKws every afternoon by
ANDY J. SNYDER g. CO,
Rooms 80 and "a Exchange Building
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. August 8
CATTLE-Receipts 1,oFi market fairly
Loo, pounds g dGsio s.; steers 90 to i,lOo
81 Is. e wv
HOes-Recelpts 5,7O5; market very active;
all sold early; lights S. 600$5 6FK; mixed
IS t5D$6 IS; heavy IS 60GS5 67x.
The Daily Indicator REPORTS: Wheat-Re-
Reipts. ssS; shipments 81 .64s, in store. sos;
81 bid 671<asked September 6sk bid 6eh ask
ID October 20 bid 76X asked; No. soft cash
CoRN-Keceipts, 2sl2I; shipments. $50:
In store. lis 962; market steady; No. mixed
cash sales 42042ks September ak; Octo-
Der 39h; the year 81 bid BIZ asked
May s2t bid ssX asked; No. white mixed
OATs-Ne cash, 22lS bid.
RYR-NOminaI.
EGGs-FiTm at 10c per dOz candled
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged.
HAY-Fancy small baled 81 Or, large baIed
PROVISIONS Unchanged.
At <hAcAeS.
CHICAaO Auaust6
CArTLE-Receipts. 1000; market strong
exports So 50d$6 80; goOd to choice ship
ptng$6 coGs6 SO; Texans So 25Gi 30.
HOGs--keoeipLs. IL 90; mark active, hrm
10 to l5c higher; IS 45e5$6 10
SHEEP-ReceIpts 500; market steady; 81 q
at IS.
WHEAT-MaTkct opened lower, but rallied
and close stronge; SIX cash August.
C0RN-Lbwcr. 54h cash August.
oats-Firmer. 27X August
RYE-FirmeF, 81.
BARIEY-65 September
POEK-SominAl $24 90 August.
LABD-FiImer, 81 IS August.
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The colored folks at their picnic at
Soden's grove Monday made day and
8 night of it, and had such 8 time as
will not soon be forgotten by those Who
Joined In the festivities. Dancing,
swinging, eating and drinking were
the order of the dayand evening and
everybody was happy.
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Land Notice.
LAND OEFIcE AT TorEEA. KAEsAs.

LAND GEFICE At TOPEEA. KAEsAs.
July, Z, 1885,
Joseph &. Brown, Esq.-Sir:
Your entry No. 1905, made May 2Ist, 1888,
X ensas trust and diminished reserve lands
act OF July 9Th, 1876, Tor ihe southeast of
northeast section 81, and southwest of north
west and west one. half OF southwest section
81. township Is east, range IL east
It IS alIedged that NO legal settlement was
made on the land, and that the improvements
found on the land was n little strip of break
vicinity thereof
Septemb Der 18th 1884. at Q a. m ut tn is once
Is set Tor hearing OF the charges, and in
oetault OF your appearance at said hearing
your entry will be cancelled.
W5t FIS tKR, Register,
j l. A PEYTON Rereiyer
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A remarkable case was brought to our
notice yesterday, being thst of fifteen.
year-old daughter of Mr.. E. B. GilpIn,
q substantial farmer, formerly of Co
lunIbia, Mo-. now living near Calls
burg, in this county, who has been to-
tally blind from scrofula IN the eyes fif-
teen months. She was treated by DIR.
Eaton, who is now IN the city, after one
personal examination by mail, with the
gratifying result of restoring sight CON-
pletelY. The doctor and patient are
both receiving congratulations. Gains
Vile HespeTian.
Dr. Eaton will be in EmpOria. at the
hotel Coolidge, August I'd to 5th. See
his card IN another column.
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He. Morton has stalk of sorghum
cane in bIs office grown on Elder" Ban
crofJ's lot on Merchant street, which
measures one hundred and twenty inch
es in length, and averages two iDches
growth per day. Kansas is surely a
place for = gigantic growth OF sweet
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WEnNEspAx. Aug. 6. 1891.

W 11IIRsAs Oh n q z % 1OO1'
The nex bell TO the NJ Z church was
swung in position yesterday.
Robert Hall now drives The Jay Eye
See of Americas.
The new church at FruiIand is now
ready for the painters
The doctors report considerable sick
ness throughout the country.
An elegant was reported at the II. e.
lawn social at the residence of Jacob
3 DIT last evening.
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Married. August 3, by r. L Lott. at
the residence of the brides brother. hr.
Charles TIndall and Miss Nettie Hadley.
Quite number Of guests we're present,
and nice dinner was provided and en-
ioved
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A communication from the EmIOris
Library association was laid on the table
temporarily.
On motion it was ordered that the
engine house be connected with the CEN
trail telephone Office.
On motion street lamps were ordered
at the corner of Fourth avenue and Con-
stitution, Congress and State streets.
OrmotIon 1t was ordered that the
Babcock fire engine aud hook and lad
de- truck and ladders be offered TO the
city of Howard for $3.50.
Bills on CLERKS desk referred.
Adjourned. E. NJ. FoRDE.
City Clerk.
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We manufacture the Williams Fruit
and Vegetable EVaporators for factory
use. We also make the Bidwell Patent
Fruit EVaporators for q medium size; we
make two sizes of the latter The eVap-
orators have no equal: they sell on their
merits. We are not Obliged TO cut on
prices TO compete with worthless ma
chimes, parties are glad to get them al
reasonable prices.
Send for illustrated circular.
JOHN WILLIAMS s. Sons,
Patentees and Manufacturers,
Kalamazoo Mich
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You are invited to bring your butter,
eggs and poultry to headquarters.
am prepared to offer you special induce
ments, especially tor butter. My orders
are simply immense. Come and bring
your produce to the New York store,
Dunlap. Kas, you will get full value.
N. AMaBAUeH
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Messrs. Houck & BarnIe. managers of
the Baltimore, Nd, base bal, club, state,
as the opinion Of all base ball players
and no set of men are more susceptible
TO sprains, bruises, aches and pains
that St. Jacobs OIL, the Great German
Remedy, is the best cure ever used, and
they jointly acknowledge its merits.
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To Whom It Nav Concern

Public notice is hereby given that on July
de bonus non with the viii annexed OF the
estate of Ada a. Mckee. deceased fled
pesftson IN the probate court of Lyon county
20 sell the following real estate, viz: fbe
north half OF the south west quarter and the
southeast qaarteH OF the southwest Quarter
all in section In township IS OF FanRe 10. in
~ ron co1nSE. Kansas. pursuant 20 the will
ana that said petition will be heard on An
gust T. l6s4, a. 10 O'Clock .. M. ct which time
all Interested will appear and show cause IN
any they have, why the prayer OF said Det:-
ton sh uid rot be granted
J. Ii B CRIsSW ELL
BUCK FEidHAN, Administrator &C.
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Land Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT TOPEKA. KANSAS,
- 49,

LAND OFFICE AT TOPEKA a. KANSAS,
July z, 1854
Joshua n EnR'e, Esg.-Sir:
Your entry No. LIZA Kansas trust and di-
minIshed reserve lands, made April 18th
1852 for lots and 2 of southwest section 81
township 10 east, range IL east ActofJuIy
5th. 1875.
IL IL alledged that legal settlement has
been made on the land and that he built a
log house on the land and lived in IL about
six weeks. beginning his residence sometime
In March 1882. and that he did no other act
toward improving the land.
September Is, 1884. at 9 n m. at This ONCE .
set Tor hearing oi the charges ard IN default
OF your appearance at said hearing YouF
entry will be Cancelled.
W5t J. J. FISHER Register
j. l.. A. PEYTON Receiver
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In view of the recent ruling of the
supreme court of Kansas, in relation TO
the powers of county attorneys in con-
nectioD with the prohibitory law, we
fully indorse the action of our county
commissioners IN instrGcting Judge
Graves TO call grand jury.
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Fruit rrees. shrubb.ry. E,e.

Buy your fruit trees, small fruits, etc,
of ]. M. Perkins. You will get what you
order in good shape, true To name, and
for less money generally than from New
York, Ohio or Illinois, whom you never
see but once and who care not what they
tell you. II fail to call on any one
wanting trees, ETC., send card to EN-
pOria, Kas-, and will call on you. Ask
the following parties If do as agree:
Thomas Thompson, ]. G. Trsylor. j.
w. Truitt, F. A. Cook, Jim Leslie, B.
Wheldon. Lee NJ. Williams, Joe Span.
der, 6. P. Jones s. Co, L. T. Heritage
and many others
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NOTICE

This is to give verybOdY notice that
a policeman will visit every alley, back
yard and clubhouse in the city at once
and will arrest any and all violstors of
the ordinance in regard to cleanliness
Every out house must be cleaned and
lime or some other disinfectant used
You will not ges any further notice and
must attend 10 this now.
s. B WARREN. MayoF.
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PruxnARartnn-

Auctioneers. successors to PruYn s.
PearsaIl. Public sales of all kinds Will
be gwen prompt and careful attention
With an extended experience IN the
auction business the y bespeak an exien-
sive patronage which they will endeavor
TO merit by salts faction 10 all customers.
Headquarters Al the Central stables, EN-
Fnr4a KsnRAa
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HOME TESTIMONY.
What Judge Buck Says OF DIR Matthei
the OcuIi6t

What Judge Buck Says OF DIR MAtthez,
the OcuIist.
Some of the most convincing proofs
of the professional skill and success of
DR.. Matthez, the Occulist, now at the
Coolidge hotel, are to be noted in the
numerous testimonials and endorse
ments he has received at the hands of
citizens of Emporia who have been
benefited by his services. The follow
ing open letter from Judge Buck is
one among the many of similar import
in possession of the doctor:
ENPoRIA, August 4th, 1884.
To IrhOM IL may concern.
I certify that 1 am acquainted with
DR.. Louis II. Matthez, ocnlist and opti-
cIan, and have been benefited by his
skill and services. esteem him as q
gentleman, and from personal ohserva-
tion and experience regard him as
honorable, competent and skilled In his
profession. j. Jay Buck.
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One hundred and nfty-fve cas- Of live
stock passed east on the Santa Fe Monday
and fifty seven more cars came Monday
night Wheat ard oats are rolling east
in cars aud clouds and TO doubt the
farmers will talk ""Yer production"
soon -
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STRAYED-From my farm on Shaw
creek, bay mare branded "P' on left
shoulder with circle around brand
also a sorrel colt with all four legs white
TO knee and large wart on left hind
leg. Suitable reward will be paid for
any information leading TO their recov
cry. r. FUNK.
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The greatest medical wonder OF the
world Warranted To speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts. Ulcers. Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, Cancers. Piles,
Chilblains, COINS, fetteT, Chspped
Hands. and all skin eruptiOBs, guaran-
teed 70 cure IN every instance, or money
refunded. % cents per box. For sale by
WheIdon-
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SharK's Sale

George W. Lumpkins vs.. r. E. smith.
Notice Ia hereby given that by virtue OF An
execution issued out OF the Fifth Judicial Dis
tr1st Court, IN and for Lyon county and state
OF Kansas In the above entitled canse and 10
me directed, Will on Wednesday, the 10Th daV
OF September, a. D. 1884, at II O'Clock a m Sf
SAID day. 6t the front door of the court house
offer for sale. and sell TO the hITIsst bjdga,,
81 public auction for cash. all the right tItie
and Interest or said defendant in an 20 the
following descI ibed real estate to-Ntt.
The southeast quarter OF section 3 sovzn-
ship 10. range II, situated in Iva, en,n
y Kansas. Said real estate 20 BE- soId A.
the property OF said defendant 90 satisfy sajsI
execution. -
j. H wILHirE. -
oSto Sheriff Of Lyon eouaty, Kansas
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Land Nntlna.
LAND OFFICE AT ToPEKA. KANSAS. .

LAND OFFICE AT TOPEKA. KANSAS,
July z, ISL
Your entry record No. s.59s Kansas trust
and diminished reserve lands for southwest
sectisL 70, township Is east, range II east.
made June q, 1888. Act Of july 9Th, 1916
IL Is aHedged that no legal settlement hal
been made on the land and that he found
about acres of breaking and q stone encIos-
ure about l2xl6 feet and some boards laid on
Tor roof and no appearance OF anyone ever
living on the premises, that said improve
meuts was made by one Nike GubsFt
september Is, 1854 1t q. M, at this ofiiee Il
set Tor q nearing OF the charges. and in de-
iault OF your appears &C at said hearinx your
entry Will be cancelled
W6t ii FISHER, ReRfSteF.
j. L. A. PEYTOE Receiver
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Land Notice.

LAND OFFtCE At IUFEKA Z, a AkBlH,
July z. 1884
John II. sught. Esq.-Sir=
Your entry No 1851, m ade June 9Th, 1881.
Kansas trust and diminished reserve lands,
act OF July 9th, 1870, 'oT lots I and . of north
east
1t Is slledRed that no legal settlement hat
been made on the land, and that he found
that some person unknown had built q sh snty
AMI slept there one night, and that said shan
" was blown down and never rebuilt
september 18th, 1884. at q. m. at this Office
Is set for hearing of the charges, and in de-
IAult OF your appearance at said hearing
your entry will be cancelled.
W5t j. j. FISHER Register,
j. l. a. PEYTOS, Rec liver.
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Justine Soden was fourteen years old
Monday, and entertained q number Of his
young friends in handsome style at bis
fathers resideDce south of the city, IN
commemorative of his birthday.
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The wall paper Is still lively at I. D.
Fox & Co.'S, aud the popular prices es-
tablished by this house are rapidly be-
ing taken advantageoE. They opened q
large invoice OF entirely new patterns on
Tuesday OF this week. You can then
get the very latest patterns, and also a
few Of the new colorIngs that will be
used next year. Would 1t not be wise
to buy your wall paper during the low
prices, and not wait until an advance is
made
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The committee is meeting with first
rate success in raising money for the Re-
publican Flambesu club 1t is safe to
say that the club will be political, q
financial and an ornamental success.
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NorICE no rARMERs-

We have on hand four Osborne or
Kirby mowers, which we will sell re-
gdrdIesS of cost to close out. They are nelO
and WdrrGnted first class. Please call
and examine before purchasing.
EMPoRIA HARDWARE Co.
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Tie highwsymAn Who gives his name
az Charlie Sallers aud who was arrested
by w. W. 10y Saturday night for rob
bing Joe H.lt. has been committed to
the county Jail on q hearing before
Jns,iev FIescoer. in default of $500 bail.
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Legal Notices.
Land Notice.
0ulU IUIIC6.
LAND OFFICE AT TOPEKA. KLEsA, I

LAND OFFICE AT ToPEKA, KLKsA,
July z, 1884,.
Samuel A Armstrong, Esq,-Sir:
Your entry No. l 1873 Kansas trust and
diminished reserve lands entered July 9Sth.
1882, tor southeast section 81, township Is east
range IL east. Act of July 5th, 1873.
1t is allcdRed that no legal settlement has
been made on the land and that prior 10 May
list, 1883 there was no improvements OF any
kind visible on the land In question or any
indication that any one had ever resided on
the same
September 18th, 1874 at D a. m e., at this Office
Is set for hearing of the charge, and In de-
fault of your appe france AT said hearing your
entry will be cancelled.
w5t j. j. FISHER. Register,
j. I. A PEYTDN RacaiveF
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Rublic Sale.

Rev. A. Collins viii offer tor sale al
Americas on
August 2STH, 1894,
his residence and business house, house
hold stuffs, over go head of cattle, %
hogs. horses. farming implements,
corn, oats, buggy, etc.
Sale to begin q. 10 O'Clock, 3. m.
sharp.