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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16

Our statement last week, that the I'm
ion School, of this village, would com
mence on Monday of this week was in
correct. Sickness prevented Mr.. Chan
dler from fulfilling his engagement
From letter recently received We are in
formed that Mr.. G. intends to open the
school next Monday morning.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16

ais anybody waiting on your said a
polite dry-goods clerk, to a pretty girl
from the country. "Yes, sir" said the
blasbing girl; "thats my teller outside,
He wouldn't come in."
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16

New DRUe SroRE.--Among the many
evidences of prosperity, everywhere visi-
bic in our midst, is the fitting up of a
building for a new drug store, on the cor
ner of Washington and First streets, OPP
posite H. Brouwer e. Brothers store.-
Messrs. VIM. N, Angel and DR.. North
are to bc the proprietors-two gentlemen
of the highest responsibility and well
known in community. We bespcak for
them large and profitable trade.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16

We know where there are two or three
good dwelling houses, in this village, that
can be rented, and well tell Immediately
on application. Call Mt the NewS office.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16

AN additional stock of fresh groceries
have just been received by Geo. d. San
ford, at the News Depot. Our young
friend is steadily advancing and is bound
to reach high place among our bust
ness men.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16

A DANDY, few mornings since, ac-
costed the carrier of Peckham as follows:
"You take all sorts of trumpery in your
cart, don't your Yes, jump in! jump
In ~
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16

Refreshments Mt Detroit, 0wosso and Grand
Haven. and upon Cos Ferry steamer "Wind-
sor" ON Detroit River.
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven
Trains leave tormini daily, Sundays excepted.
The Telegraph Line is now open for Public
Business.
Go~ SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
INJECTIONS
AT DETR0Ir-Great Western Railway for
all points East-Michigan Central Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE, With tho Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Racine Chicago, Watertown, and
Horizon Railroads, for all points West and
Northwest
Passengers for Great Western Railway 20 on
the Railway Ferry Steamernt ID. a M. II. Dock,
leaving Dock at ZOO A, NJ. and ZOO PM.
The Companys Timetables can be had Mt
any of the Stations.
w. X. MUIR, Gen1 Sup't.
d. & NJ. r. Offices, 1868. MOS
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16

To see how merit attracts just step in
to tho store of d. Cutler, Water street,
any afternoon or evening.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16

Why is a dull and plausible man like
an unrihed gunl Because he is smooth
bore.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16
Local AND NE wS ITEMS

WHEN is'a man in debt over head and
earsl When be has not paid for his
wig.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16
NOWNt NO WNOvG.
FOR SALE BY

Henry Griffin & Co., Grand Haven, Mich.
g. Eastman, Eastmanville.
A. A. Caine, White Piver.
Luther & Hinsdale, Lamont.
R. b. McCullock, Berlin. And by Druggists
and Merchants generally throughouttbe Uni
ted States. fly n162
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22
Petition for Dover,

IN the matter Of the petition Of Kesiah Par
nell Gr the assig ,raent of her dover in the e.
tate OF Isaac ParneIl, deceased,
Whereas, the said keziah Parnen, widow o.
Isaac Parnell, deceased late Of Jefferson County
In the State Of Kans,s, has filed her petition il
The Probate Court Of said County, praying fl
'he assignment and admeasurement VI her dow
or IN her late husbands estate; notice is hcreby
given to all persons interested in said estate q.
heirs or dcvisees. or who claim title to any part
OF the f.llosiag described real estate. to vi: =
The northwest fractional Quarter Of eection two
~ in township eight 49, o range ses enieea IN
con,aining one hundred and sixty seven and fif-
~ eli: b. hundred,h l67 So 100, acres. and tbs
west bait of the souIh-wesi quar.es Of section
ihirts tive (35, in t,~ nsbip seven ~ ofTG.s-
seventeen 10. containing eighty (so) acres
that unless cause be shown 70 sid Court on the
first day Of the lex, regular term thereof. 70 b.
b1eun and he'll on II. 6th day OF Ocfofer, A. D.
le63, j, wnl be decreed by said Court, tina: The
sid kexiah Parpeli be endowed Of one full hall
part 81 the said above described premises, % and
for her dover therein.
Witness Joas W. DAy, large Of
k~ said Court. iti the seal thereof Of
}SEAL} fxrd, at Offire in the village Of o.
'(~N kaioosa. this 18th day of jane, A.
D. 1863
lG JOHN W. DAY, Jadeo.
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Legal N ,tice.

STATE OF KANSAS, In the Probate Court
COUNTY OF JEYrtRsoN. OF laid County
In the natter OF the application Of Golden ST.
vers, administrator de bo1i- NON Of the estate
OF Joshua Taylor. deceased, for authors,y TO
sell the real estate If said decedent for the
payment Of debts.
NOTICE is hereby givan that Golden Silvers
IN administrator de b0nis non Il the estate Of
Joshua T,ylor deceased on the 9TH day Of Juiy,
A. ID 1868. fled his re ition in the Probate Court
within and Tor sad County, alleging that the
personal estate OF said decedeut is insufficient 10
pay his debts: tina, be d ed se,z OF the FLOW
ing real estate, to wit: The south hall Of sec
ii IN 81, in towns ip 20 north. Of range w.st,
said tract al land being situate in the county Of
Oregon aud State u Missouri; and also the fol-
lowing Tracts lying and being in the county Of
j. ii-rsOn and State OF Kansas: The southwest
quarter the Southwest quar,er of section 8. in
'owr ship 10 Of 'sn9. II; the south halt OF SEC.
iion in township 10 of range II. ,mor,gased
IL Thomas Cullignn): the .orthwes, quarter Of
sec ion IS IN township 10 OF range II, (m,mtxng-
ed t. Thomas CuIligsn and James L. Mcdowell.
The prayer of ssid eiition is Tor authority To
sell said real estate. or 80 much thereof AZ may
BE- n. c. seary, for the paymant OF the debts Of
said decedent.
Said Pc, lion will be for hearing b-iore the
Judge ct the Probaie Court Of said County Of
jefferson, in the village If OskaloOsa, on the
5th day Of October, a. d 1853, or - soon there.
after Is COUNSEL can b heard.
GOLDEN SJLvERS, Admr.
August 18th. 1869. $l5.29 l55-6u.
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On Friday nigh, Of last week some
of the Kansas bashwhackers-,hieve.
made a raid into Osxwkee between
eleven and twelve O'Clock, visited the
house Of Mr.. John Freeh, called him
up out Of bed. dragged him GU. of q
window, compelled him 10 60 to hi.
place Of business and open his safe
from which they took between $500
ard $500. They then went TO the re.
sideuce of Mr.. Oliver and took from
him e53: thence to Mr.. Humphreys,
expecting 10 get 500. but only carried
off a revolver.
At 81! places they threatened the
parties visited with instant death il
they made any alarm. They we're all
BACKED like negroes; but we're evident
ly we'll acquainted with the place and
every holy living there. Some Of the
gang doubtless lived near Osawkee
They threatened to rtarn and bur,l
the lown If any effort should be made
to pursue and arrest them. We think
some Of the gang belonged in Leaven-
worth. or at least vent there immedi-
ately after the robbery was committed.
This is the most daring oullawry that
has been perpe,raied in this county in
long lime, and should sensibly arouse
our citizens to the necessity Of organ
lied action to meet such contingencies
in future
We have tried TO do our ,luy. We
have warned the public tia: ;lere was
. .langcr-ihai Il ere were kalsss bush
'whacksrs aud iii as we'll as those
of Missouri. and that they we're more
To be dreaded in our State than those
from over the river or across the line;
and our skirts are clear. We say again
that the thieves must be cleaned out of
Kansas and the bush wiackers out O;
Missouri, before peace and prosperity
can be restored 10 the country.
We are told dat the Osawkee rob-
bers declared i; TO be their intention To
visit all parts of jefferson county and
pe'p.irate their wrongs tina, they
knew The men who opposed them, and
intended TO make them suffer.
We think it would be whclesome
example. and possibly act well on lie
immoral cons tuition Of The thieves, il
some of their carcasses were left hang
ing al The end OF rope fiom the limb
Of Tree. Il is time 70 act IN this mat.
Yer.
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Ksnsss HeNs.

Commissioner Dole arrived in J.exy-
envorth . fen days ago.
Gen. Blunt's position is somewhat
precarious. II our arms meet with
reyerse, or even . disaster. under his
command it can hardly be . matter Of
wonder. seeing the enemy are SO much
more numerous than our men.
The Saprems Court has remanded
the case Of Bailey Smith. convicted oil
murder. to tie lo"es Court and ordered
a change Of ssnne.
Coprrabands in various numbers. from
zee TO City. continue 10 cross the r've'
from Missouri into Kansas at variou.
po.nis.
II is said the bush whackess fred up
on the railroad hands from across the
river near Leavsnworih. bu, were speed
iIy driven Of BY troops from the Fort
A large number are u work % the road
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school Fund.

We trust those interested in the mat
ter will take notice OF Supt. CoIby's
communication on The subject of the
School Fund. and see that the proper
St ps are taken 10 secure the proportion
justly entitled to each District.
The law is defective in some par,icu-
lars. inasmuch as its provisions cause
a whole District to suffer loss for the
neglect Of an officer TO attend 10 hi.
duty. A jus, distribution should BE-
secured 10 each District regardless oI
the csrelessness of the Clerk thereof
If The Superintendent does not receive
the report in time. le. him apporti n 'o
the District according 10 It's previously
reported number Of children. IT, Dis.
trict is entitled 10 a certain portion ol
tie school fund. tie neglect Of an ofi
Ger TO make his report does not. in ju-,
lice. lake from il the right TO that pro-
portion. and il should be set apart Of
retained 10 the Superintendent's hands
for the bene6. OF the District 0 which
itasgk. to 20 il the Clerk had done his
dug. Bat spch is mol the law.
The funds should not be squandeied
whers they vii DO no good bpt b.
ased TO The best advantage where they
belong Of right. Our School System.
however. is Ut in its infancy. aud will
be greatly improved as We progress ia
material development. sS
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22

To the owner Of a square foot OF mother eirih
propose u give a. premium to any one buy
i,.e Cooking Stove Of me until the Isl OF JAN
usry, 1864, 100 Wilson's Albany Stra~brrTy
Plants. and o.e doz,:n LawtOn Blackberry Plants
c.ss,lng a, any nursery in tie country ~ 90.
Eli four s,yI. Double Oven Si.vss: CHARTER
OAK. r.. YMDUTH ROCK. HOMESTEAD D, and
INOEPt NDINT. Each Stove will be furnish.
ed with twenty .fSe articles Of furniture. The
rries Of Charter e. X and Plymouth Rock IL the
s.me. 30. s t22 0v: No. Z. $500; No 9 esq.,
on; and No. g. $3.,00. .!!omtssead. so o. ~
90: 1SOO, aud 500. IpdepeOde.t, No o. tiS.-
w; No. Z % 90: No. s, 1900: NJ. Q. 5000.
Persons sd.ri"g Stoves shoula give name,
number, and also say il plants are vsnIed, and
they ran rel ~ g-ttiog tie Stove Complete. and
plants ~ proper sra.0n which Is irom 18th o.
August to 18th of September. Those buying
Stove- later can get Flsnss early in the follow.
ing spring. A. 70 quality aud = ,iue at plants,
d. v nre the vIRy Best ii The kind. and on my
grounds are completely losd' With fruit. and
ore the mot productive hi e. earth svcr pro.
need - mre invaluable TO rny &, od garden. The
Opcrst on Of every siove is gursnreed. II the
directions fonnd { the own ar complied with.
Also an hand LA1GE STOCK OF
Tin, Shest I4sl and Copper Ware.
Shee Iron. Galvanized and C"mwOn. suitable f'r
Sorpi um Boilers, dc Call at The OLD CHAR
TER o Ak stove HOUSE,
No. 3 DelsWrre Street. Lesvenworth
JOHN MYERS. Jr.
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WAYxEsvrLLE JouRxAL.-We

WAYNEsvrLLE JoURNAL.-We have
received two copies of new paper
bearing this title published at our old
home. by Two OF our young friends. S
w. BRowx aud S. S. KIxep DOW. We are
grat'6ed at the enterprise Of these young
men. and hope they will succeed as well
as their energy deserves. The Journal
is conducted with ability and ought to
meet with hearty support from the
region where it is published. Success
to you. SETH and SAN. Here's our
@ TO you for good luck.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22

Notice 81 AoWtoistFatiOm.
NOTICE 10 hereby given. that On the 9th day
~ OF June, 1858, Letters # Administrator
upon the estate Of John Z. Morley, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned BY the Jul e Of
the Probate Court Of jefferson County, State Of
hansas. All Porous having claims sgainss said
lnInistrator for allowas CO within one year from
the date Of said Lessen, or they msy DO preclrd
ell from xnv benefit Of sail estate; and il euci
claims be no; exhibited within three Year, from
III. date Of said letter. they will b. forever &c
barred. WILLIAM GATHER,
l54-3w-$3 Admirist laior
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22

Pictures.

Mr.. CHARLIE CAHoox has opened
rooms IN DR.. Ne~ell's house. up stairs
where he Is prepared 70 take pictures
IN the latest style Of art. photographs,
ambro'ypes. Meleno,ypes. Ferro,ypes.
and all other kinds Of types iu the lat
est and most approved s,yle.." II you
wish picture Of yourself or friend give
lin call.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22

DrED.-On Thursday. Angus, 18Th
1868, LEMuEL OvANDo. sou Of William
D. end Ruth Ann Trap. Of .his place
aged one year and seven months.
LINES TO HIS MEMORY, By ELDER I. TRAIT
Our beloved LExuEL is called away.
l. torn from our beloved embraces
To adorn God's grace through endless day,
A trophy Of His rcdcemins grace.
Then hush. my soul, nor dare repine,
The time our God appoints is best,
May each say, His 20 do 10 mine;
And His to appoint oar time Of Rest.
May we,O Lord. by thy blcss'd Spirit,
Be heirs 10 thy Kingdom born,
That We may with him and thy saints inherit
That bliss, Thy grace 10 adorn.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22

About twelve o'clock to-day Fri
day = report came 10 town that early
this morning Lawrence vas attacked
by Bpshwhackers sad burned. The
firing and smoke are said TO have been
heard and seen. By two O'Clock ove'
thirty Of our eitizens we're armeI,
mounted end on the way to see wha
vas the nsitsr.
We incline 10 the belief that the re
port will all turn on, 10 be smoke. W.
hope SO. at any rate.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22

@The ~esti'er for the past three OF
four weeks has been hot. hotter. hottest
The usual breeses which prevail oyer
the prs'riss appear TO have all been lock
Cd up by old King Boreas. and often
10y hours scarcely rafse u air can b.
ek. A li.ils rain would be acceptable.
u'psg4 flss groesd is not dry to any
g'vt dsYsh,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22

NOTICE IL hsrshy gwen that ou tho Flint
~ day of Aug. A. b. 1863. Letters Of Admin
issrafi'n on The Estate If John Fauhion, de-
crss. d, late at Jsijessoa County, Kansas. were
issued TO Nel-on Chspmsn, ~ the Prob tie
Court Of said County ant St,ts All persoos
having claims against said estate, ore required
TO exhibit them Tor allowances within one year
after the date Of esid letter.. or they nay BE-
psscladsd from any benefit Of ssid estate; AID
Il .uch claim be not ex ihised ~ishin three ears
from the date Of saM letter.. thu will be forsy-
~ haired. NHl.iON CHAPMAN.
15f 2~$3 0. A. n,inieratcr.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22

e. The Board Of Directors Of the
Agricultural Society meets to-day (Sr-
urday in this place, 10 make arrange
menis for the approaching Fair. If
any citizen has suggestion 10 make.
this will be the time. We wish the
Board success in their labors.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22

We notice a change in the pro.
pr'etorship Of the Jelfersonian. Mr..
PETERS has retired an,l is succeeded in
the publishing department by Mr.. H. S.
DODGE, recently OF the Troy Patriot.
Success to him. Mr.. CRosBY still re.
u.ains the editor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22

Jorath an c. Bowls. Defendant.
Ey virtue OF two xecuti0n, To me directed
and delivered. i.su-d ut If the First District
Court e the State Ct kans,s, sitting in ard to-
J,firr-on County in said State. l will. IN
FRIDAY, august I4ah, =. D. 1853,
between the hours ct u o, lock, NJ, and lie
..'.lock, ?. n of said d,y. at the Court House
Door in ire village OF O-kal ,esl, in The County
and State aforesaid. offer al pubic sale. 10 he
highe bidder, tor sh in hand, all the right. IL
tie and interest Of the abore name defendants
in aud to the following described property. 10 Wit:
Commenting AZ the south west corner OF he
north east quarter of section eighteen iS in
township eight ts) Of rang, eighteen Qs,. thence
north ,ixty l60l rods o. sherenbOuis thence est
twenty 20, rods thence nth thirty tSo) cd,
thence east twer ty t20l rods, thence south thirty
(3ol rods. thence west forty l0) rods to the place
II beg ming. situate in jefferson County, State
OF Knnsss. Said pr pertv will be Gid TO satisfy
both executi Ms, aid has boon sp raised At sixty
Dollars 1850,
Sail psrperty levied on and 70 Be sold ae ae
property Of the ab've named defendant.
$50 5w N. W. TAYLOR. Sheriff
Sheriffs Office, Oska ioosa, Juiy7, 1853.
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Stolen. = One nigh, early in the
week, 6ne roam mare was stolen FROM
G. Schuster. near town; and On the
same night. we believe. DR.. Coopers
saddle was stolen from Mr.. Gephar, q
stable in town.
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School Fund.

Mr. FLORENCE. KAN. Aug 10. SO
FRIEND RoBEKrs:-ll nigh, be INFER.
es.ing to the people Of Jefferson Coun-
ty TO know what the prospects are IL
respect to her School fund for the com
ing year. We obtsinsd las, spring from
he State. rs the LIST semi-annus! divi'
dsnd. the sum of s37i. 90. which ap.
prop,isied out among those dis'ric's-
ten in uumber--thal did. last Semiem
Der make and file With me reports thai
filed the law.
The second dividend was made last
July, = amount $i93.OO. = which
amount do not propose to divide u"
al the frst Of mex, April. at which time
there will be in sll.-Sxte and county
fuhd.-about 81 600. which shall lhe'
divide among those Districts only which
shall, between the FIRST and fifteenth o.
next month, make and Gle with me the
proper report. ! wish to receive re-
port from every school District in the
county ~ill,cu, exception. The severn
School Dis,ric, Clerks will please tax.
notice aud act in the matter promptly
Nearly all Of them have blanks in the'
hands.
Yours &c. n. COLBY.
County Sups Pub. lust.
p. S. In add ion To the above Iber'
will be a small dividend next July.
H..
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LIVE STOCK.

,dvsni xeuss souss (ue Liss Snsek Cspsci0us
Yards, 1stl wasssed and urlied ~iah ev.y
couvsaisoee, h.vs been "papsd on this line esd
its rO0aoesjkaa asd every ssteatton paid 70
,irir waits. with clAoics of nasksa - Phil~dsl
vkis. Nee York or Baltimore - and via Allen
iown shr shss,a. quickess snd u'<ss direct route
20 New Yoek.
ENOCH LEWIS. 0eaI 6ap't. Altoona. Pa.
n II. HOUSTON. Cont Freight Aet.. rhils.
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sHERIFF.s SALE.

SHEklft > SALc.
STATE OF KANSAS, as --.ssstf
JEyvERsox CoUSTY-
Eugene B. Alien and Alex. Street. Assigness
oi Russell, Majors Waddis, Plisngids,
John b Suinefellsw. Defendant.
BY virtue Of m order of sale 10 me directed
and delivered. issued out Of the First District
C. urt OF the State OF Kansss. sittin9 in scd FIR
Jefierson County. in sid Slatr, will. ON
wednesday, SePsemher g, 4. D.. 1868.
between the bous Of l2ociock a. N. and twe
O'Clock, y. N. Of sai day, at The Court House
Door in the village of O.ksloosa, in the County
and State Aforesaid, offer u public sale, to she
highest bidder, for cash in hand. all the ri hi
lie and interest Of tbs shove pamed attendants
in and 10 the follow ing described property tcwii
The north east quarter OF section one u In
township Mae 49, Of range nineteen 49,. il Jsf-
ferson County. state at Kansas
Said pro erty appraised 81 $so3- - s,-s<.
Sail property levied on and 10 he sold as the
pFoesrsy Of the above rsmsd defendants
NV. TAYLi n, Sheriff
Sheriff's Offire, Oskaioosa. July ~, lessw
W. r. GANBIx, ATTY tor Pits. 1928
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HThe proprietors Of tie Topeka
Record are about publishing all the de-
cisions Of the Supreme Court Of Kansas
in criminal cases, 10 convenient. form
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Attachment Notice.

Charles Snow vs. Presfru McComas.
b. fore me. Msr iIiua Smith. Justice nf the
Peace for Ken,ueky Tcvsship Jef5srson Cssasy.
State of X 'nsss. On the 18th day ef Iare A.
d. 1855, said Justice issued an order II A-,fch-
nscni in tic above ,loi tor the snn, Q: .i,sea
dollars and ton cent tSil.ief-,
eH4RIE~ SSav
80 D.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-22

THANKs.-Mrs. Roberts returns her
thanks 10 Mrs. Mcfarland for the &C.
ceplable present Of tomatoes.
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THo~. r. FEHLoN,
ATTORNEY-Ay.LAW.

viii prsetice in the ca.rs OF Jefferson
County.
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N. R. QUITO N,
JUSTICE Of THE PEACE,

rYr,prl the State c institution. in and Tor Us
Lslo,-a Township. Office at tho County
C,.,t. office. adjoining the Dn't'n House, sH-
s.loosa. Jrfferson County. Kansas.
spr.s-3sd. f
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Foreign and Domestic Hardware

Bought DIREcr from IMPORTER. anil MAxrrAc-
rusER- Tor Cash. We shall not be undereold
by any house in the West. Remember the No
81 DroA .srees, L-avrnworth, oppo.
site McCrsck.ns Grocery Store.
II3 cI43.n BRACE 4 BAKER