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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

AasuAL MgEus0,--Ihs annual meet
ing of Tho Rutland u Whitehall Railroad
Company il TO be- bold at the office 81 the
Hydoyille Company on "Wednesday, jan
uary 9TH, 1870, at ono O'Clock =. N.
MAggLE. We learn n large sale Of
marble for future delivery has been made
by Parker, Gilson X Co. to Joseph Adams,
ESD, Of Fair Haven.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

FrSfHAL or REy II X. CoBB The
81 s u- NJ. r.sr live the following
account Il thu -sr,ic,s ~ the funera, Of
R,y II x e.
~ i,. s'e itsi . .opy 81 The Mndi-
s.,n ,,.l,, louud y y d. 23fb, which de-
got.- ne,tft ~. columns ~ deseripti' n
Of rIs fnnofl rigbt- - he late Rev II.
X. Cobb 30 fupn, we bid Ia the
Baiais, Caou.r. th,f ietDl ~" lhrg'st In
The 3ty. nd rt,,t st.ti go fai ~ a'a"d.
lnu t,,,in sn ..,tp ne doud lem
pl,ts - fhe 49,, toJ ln. N i-"il'" ir''of'
nifty taJ s,.ta siiii tbc apufntng family
and ci,ateb ,nl tio burial ~ Forest I'D
Cs,netpfy ~ ptudnctcd wifb masonic
bonofs. On hun1r, Il iu tstef masOps aud
twenty Krnst'- 'rnpin WIRE present.
The BtPu Ctn1trg ,ttonal, Episcopal,
Prcsb,iofian ,nI German Methodist
clsrvymon II tho city acted ~ bearers,
assisted by TIRE. Methodist ministers
from ncighboriug towns Several min
listers participated IN the services
aud the sormun was preached 10y Rev
II M Fuler-iuu, Presiding Eid,r OF
the District. ti. text being the fret four
verses Of the fifth chapter OF Paufs second
epi-tle To the ,CorinthiAns-" For We know
that II our earthly house of this taber'
nacle were dissolved" &c. In course OF
the sermon be dwelt'upon the hardship'
Of the faithful ministers life, especially
when suffering from disease as Mr.. Cobt
had, and after dwelling at some length
upon the Christians glorious hope, he gave
biief memoir OF the deceased and paid
AN 81, auent tribute To his character and
his works The discourse deeply affected
tn. large audience aud there were few
dry ewes IA the house. The exercises a
the church closed by singing the hymn
ws~p not tr Il brother deceased,
| our losr is his infinite gain"
We notice by the same paper that tn
Good T,mplnrs 80 that city adopted ap
propriatc nnd ~ f,'-rive resolutions o
grief, appreciation aud cpndolence. D
that there and d, r., indeed wherever h
wn. known. NJ. Cohb has bscn monrne'
| and honorrd 10 death a. he was respected
IN life.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

-Hyacinthe lectures next in Phila-
dslPh1A
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

A VERMoNTER MA1oH.-Ihe newly
elected Mayor of Cambridg,, Mt-sachu-
sets, Mr. Hamlin r. Harding, har been =
citizen Of that city during the pa, leisht-
cen years His native place i Lunen-
burg. VT During the period referred to
he has several times been the recipient OF
the publicly expressed confidence Of biz
fellow citizens in elections 10 nili ~ of
honor and responsibility. Ia the Year.
1859, 1860 and 1861 he was member of
the Common Council OF the ely, and dur.
ing the two latter years was President OF
that body.
In the years 1862 and 1861 h. was
chosen Representative to the General
Court During the present and past
year he has been an active and Influential
member of the School Committee, and in
the occasional absence of the Mayor, the
President ex-offfcio Of the Board, ha.
been elected to preside over its dclibern
tions. 1t will thus be seen that he will
enter upon the new and more responsible
station of Mayor with an ample expert
ence in the public affairs Of the CITY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

ORWELL There are fifty widows re-
siding III the town of Orwell.
Mr. NJ t. Severance of Middlebury
College, is teaching in Orwell with good
success thus far.
The Fair Haven Journal gives the
following Orwell goose story:
S. r. aud G. A. Cook of Orwell, have
succeeded in capturing six wild geese.
Four If them were caught on the 26th
uh without the OF trap, net or any
other fotI means. Two others were taken
on the following day with the assistance
of j -ho' gun One OF these will recover
from tl~ wound. the Other was dressed
weight 49, pounds. These geese have
been flying around the mill pond all
summer, and it was supposed they were
domesticated geese belonging to the
Cooks. The numerous sportsmen who
have traversed the creek, have, therefore,
left them unmolested until recently the
Cooks thought best to coop 'h'm The
five live ones can be seen ~ ther resi-
dence.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

THE ArcHrsoN .RoAD The Board of
Directors of lhs L-.vsnworth. A,chisoR
and Nmh~s.tern R .ilrnsd Company.
having ef-cis, IN orgsniz nion AMI
every arrangement for ths Advertisement
of hids for tha work having be~n per
'ected. labor npos the ro.d will he con-
menced 40 soon ~ soma Incident Al 70
poris shall hsvs b-en ma ie BY the snsin-
rers. iur.
Th. initial rnirt Of labor win 10 a
this 81 Y. and the 'mme 'iafs re~niis a.
the necss-arv empi", msnt o. large 70 "a
Of men will he most brnrfc, Il tn thi.
community. whilst ,he benefits that sUill
accrue to L.aveuworfh in the fn'ure from
the completion Of the enterprise are vel
nigh incsicslshle. The road will bring
to this city. not merely the trade OF th'
pnpnl.tion living on its linz be, wen thi,
point and Atchisnn bat its connection
Al the latter c,tv with the Atchison snr
Nebraska Railroad, will cau@e the i'm
mems. trad. 4 .msni Gre tied ny 'hos'
enterprises to seek their supply IN Lesv
enwofth.
The early completion Of this railway
so important to this city. ia gnsrsnteer
nv the chsrscte' of the Directors. III,
energy of their "fi 'e's. the large mean
at their comm .nd. ani the further fac
that the p.rsnnai interests Of the corpqra
tors will he hes, snbsrrved bv the con
elusion Of the ts.k-a resnlt that. wb,l-
pro6ting the projsrtors. will he = sonrr'
Of great wealth and p,osperi'v L" tn
commercial Metropolis "f the Valley -
Lespenuorth Erening Call
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

6cNsxIs EIrrEp. The attempt Of two
members Of the Legislature from this
County. to secure the passage Of . law
to defeat the building Of railroads in the
County. BY prohibiting the subscription
Of County bonds. at the option Of Troy
ssl6shness. was dead failure.
Likewise. three or four different at,
ssupts BY the same members. to fores
through sn enactment allowing ten thou
sand dollars Of the peoples money to be
used for building . jail At Troy. without
shs consent Of the people themselves
Before investing .ny more of their mon.
sy in public buildings. the people want
the question decided. whether there sre
any interests in the County outside oI
Troy. or whether Troy owns the County
five nay judge from the signs. the peo
pie viii take occasion. in due time, ia
requisite their domestic Affairs 10 thsi'
own vsy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

How 10 Kill a Towu The Dub.ovs
Herald gives the following rseips iss
knocking . town stiG end dead:
II von With 10 kill town. put up -
more huildines th.n you srs obliged 10
occnpv yoursslG II 700 shoald sesi.
asntsllv have an emyty building. sad
snv one should vast to ssat is. aak jpss
.bou, ,h,-s ,isss i,s ssisa Look .,
.verv sev-co9er VII . sss~l. Tsrn
seold skoela.sto sysry bddbe.s Dss o.
neehssic :seehins . Some esons Joe.
Go ahvnad Tor vsr.s fsAsr tkas pasehsss
Of yong ow > merch.nss snd sdfsefsrsss
n thssams. price, : isefu.s 10 sdvsrtiss.
an tha psrons sfs distance will GOT
.nppo.. .ny hn~ins.- is being done in
your ci,v A prompt and close ohsesvas
'fion ~ these rules will rnin coy towa I.
tsso. yeasa AgTI32 = 3t8if ,i02
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25
The lUclement Season.
nd Ns EAeefa m The Keak ani EeeAl1


The drafts which searching cold mskes apSa
the vital powers of the d<bili, ated and deli.
cate, are not less severe than the drain upes
their strength caused BY excessive heat. The
vast disparity between the tempesasuro of
over heated rooms and oilces, as this season,
and the friyidity Of the outer air. is ftuitfsl
source of sickness. To fortify the body sgaisss
the evil consequences Of the sudden slsssss-
tions Of heat aud Geld referred 70, The visa1
organization should be strengthened aaA o..
duwed With extra resistant power By tbs use
of wholesome invigorant: and. Of sn pespa-
ratinns fnr this purpose. ,wheshef embraced In
the regular phsrmae"p0ia. or advertised In the
public j,urnals.l there IL none that will eon
pare in purity and excellence with HOSTET.
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS. Acting d.
rectly upon the organ which converts the food
i,to the fuel of life, the preparation impasts 70
it tone and vigor which is Communicated 70
every fibre Of the frame. The digestive fbnc-
tion being accelerated BY its tonic operation
the liver regulated BY its anti bilious proper.
ties, and the waste nsttes of the system eas.
ried of punctually BY its mild aperient scsioa.
the whole organization will necessarily hs IN
the best possible condition to met the shocks
of Winter and the sudden changes Of temper
ature. The weak and sensitive. especially,
| cannot encounter these vicissitudes With safe
| ty, unless their tender systems are Strengthen
ed and hrsced by artificial means. Every u.
quor sold a. a staple of trade 10 adultersted,
and, were it otherwise, msse alcohol 10 simply
a temporary excitant, which. when its 6rst ef.
fscts have sahsided. leaves the physical pow.
ers (and the mind as welI) in . verse coz disieu
than before. HOSTETTER'S 8 BlTTERS, %
the other hand. contain the essential proper
| ties of the most valuable tonic and sitssstivs
roots. harks and herbs, and their aetivs prin.
ciple is the mellovest. least excitings sod
most inncuous Of all difihsive stimuiants.
Feb 4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

Tss sWioksDssr MAa-is WRffs
CLouD Friday evesins. . crowd in
the Wicksdest Mos saloon, iselud'og
some persons from the sa'sl dis'1icts
Of Brown. s.s into row ovsr whistey
and csrds. One Of the Blown County
men. being . peace officer. pitched 10 20
commend the peace. leaving . valuable
overcoss % the bsek Of chair. When
he looked Tor bic cost. . lew moments
afterwards. Il vs. soss. and is still gone.
These White CIosd shsrpers ere no or.
dinsry meu-they css steal the shirt oil
Of mans back. without his knowledge.
And the whistsy 10 ,hm town 10 no COM
mon stu6. Drinking whisksy is usually
an sntidots to the bite Of rst:lsssske.
bot our White Cloud whiskey works the
other way. H. men happens to take on
an ovsr.doss Of it. bis only remedy is to
90 snd get bii by . rss.lssssks or ned
dog. A pesee, officer Of Brown County.
10 . crowd Of White Cloud shsrpsrs.
drinking White Cloud whi;ksy. woold
bs fer better od in tie collapsed stage Of
cbolsrs.
The propri.,or.s Of th. saloon v.r.
h.ulsd up before tie Mayor. tried. snsi
heavily. and their license taken from
them. Thus closes that trap; bu. it docs
not restore the over. cost.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

WIrHoUr RIVAL have long besn
IN enthu.ias,. II not an expert. among the
Sewing NJ ,chines. Beside. mywifs is prac.
tically familiar AMI experienced with the
leading machines. l have made critical
ex xsminations and severe tests ofiwslvedi'-
ferent mschines claiming to be FIRST class.
and l en- entirely satisfied that the Will
coz and Gibbs is 90 far above al Others
in practical worth that it is withou. 9
rival. The complication Of delicate ma
chinery, 90 common in other machines.
seems to he wholly eliminated in this;
and have no doubt it will live to ace
Other "frst.clsss" machines forgotten.
Mrs. Reid ssys it is certainly the best;
beyond comparison. The rotating hook
Of the Wilcox 4 Gibbs machine ia the
beauty and perfe' tiou ofsimplici'y itself;
aud I have nothing more to expect or
ask. ."-Letter of Rev. H A Reid Bea
ver Dam. Wis. to tie Willeor d Gibbs
s. M Co.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thlrsday,: February Is, 1859.

SraAxof PoucY.-Ws understand
sbss the Directors Of the White Closd
City Compsay have ordered the PFsi-
dent to sell no morn town lots. until the
location Of tho railroad is definitely sst.
tlsd. HAbsrto. town lots have been hsid
as prices that would have been high in .
prospsreus city. and has resulted in dri.
wing scores Of men swsy. who would
hsvs sissessd bsrs. and has kept osr
ss~s dews to the proportions Of one
Aorss hsniet. Nov that the prospects
are such % 10 encourage men to pay tbs
prissss-~s-prsssns this sioppsss Of rsiH
i preparatory 70 adding two or thres
prices 70 The lots. on the strength Of the
ssilroad.
~ slsssiss - new pending % .tbs
psppesisisa to subscribe $4,000 oi
bsals 70 the railroad. Everybody knows
sAst The present population Of The town
easset stand up nndsr that amount; bu.
sbs very plsusibls argument bss been
ussd.. thst the present population will
hsss bat very little of it to psy-ths,
ths railroad will cause soch . rapid in.
orssss Of population and wealth. that the
bsrdsa will scarcely bs fslt BY any one.
But II the sale Of lots is prohibited to
nsv-eonsrs. bow can our population and
wealth inerssss The policy that hes
kept our population down to 1000
whsn Il might just % well hsvs beer
5000. viii continue to keep it down. ia
spite OF ths advantages afforded BY Z
rsilresd. Bot If the Assessor puts one
Gfh The valuation on tbsir property ths,
thsy do tbsmsslvss. they never osass
gruubling shout sxorbitsnt assessment,
ssd high taxes. So
u striking contrast with this policy
10 the sc.ion Of the proprietors Of o.he'
iswls 10 the State. that expect railroad
tbs coming season. They are oil push
Sag forward the sale of lots. and offering
inducements to purchasers. Those town
will 80 shsad o. il they were alive. wbil
oars will keep up its sims-honorsd mud
tsrtls progress.
We trust that no ons. BY way Of rs
tsliatioa for this mistaken policy. vii
be led into voting agsinst the bonds, an,
thereby spite himself 10 order to spit
somebody else. Bat the opponents o
the subscription srs handling this matte
sdsetivsly: snd'if the proposition is bsa
ts.. .he will be to blame for it. ant
what will become Of the priee Of tow
lsssf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

State Of Kansas. So

State Of Kansas. I So
D"niphan County, alJ-tu
In the District Court for Deuiphsn Couasy,
State oil Kansas. ~ -
NOTICE is hereby given. that will. % he
i 26th day Of February, A. d. 1858. tesvesn
the hours of ten tl0) o'clock. A. NJ, and foss
a. o'clock, P. NJ. Of said day. al the Court
House door, in the city Of Troy. Doniphan
County. State Of Kansas, offer for sale. st psb-
lie anction. for cash, the following descsihed
real estate, to ~it: Block one hundred ssd
twenty nine, (l29) In the t,sn Of Bsiienont,
in Doniphan Coansy, Site OF Ksnsas. o4er.
ed Tor sale rs the property Of @ rnsiius =.
Clements. TO satisfy . certsin judgnens 80
co-ts, nou Of record in the Distsict Couss fse
Doniphan County. State of Ksnsas. vhsrsi.
Helm B. Kercham 10 plaiasid, and Cesnsliss
F. Clements. Margaret Clements. q e.. ass
defendants. et
Given under my hand, this 18th d.y Of JAs-
uary, A. D. 1853.
B. s. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Of Doniphan C0snsy.
January 81. 1s69-6w. Prs Zee, tloSo.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

FuNcrioSAL DERANeExENrs Mot unfrs-
quently persons who do not know any
thing sbout the nature. purpose or opera.
tion Of medicine. deliberately express
opinions at once uufsvorsbls to . combi.
nstiou Of remedies put up under ono name
These individuals are skeptical as to
whsther such compound really. pos.
sesses the necessary virtues for prevent ing
and removing any or al Of . variety o
diseases. But. reflect . moment. Dis
esss takes its rise in the organs Of ou'
bodies. and only differs in the amount
Of morbifc mstter 10 The blood and
aecrstions. and 10 the fosctionsl dersnge
ments Of the Homch. liver. kidneys and
intestines. Now. Mishl-r's Herb Bit
ters puri6es the blood and secre,ions
and correct the action of al the functions
removes the cause and thus expels tn.
disesss itself. Can anything be NOR
simple end efficacious! Medical mel
freely accord it the distinction of stan
dard remedy. Sold BY oil druggist
and storekeepers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25
H Many years ago the writer fthi.

~ Many years sgo the writer ofthi.
notice and On invalid physician. while
visiting the Island Of St. Croix for then
health. experinced and witnessed many
Surprising and beneficial effects Of the
Rom there produced upon many Of the
invslids who were. like ourselves. seeking
health. aud upou inquiry and investisa'
tion. obtained fnll history of its med.
icinal virtues. he Was delighted and
surprised. and determ ined to make It the
bssis Of Tonic and Rest orstivs Medicine
The result OF bis lsbors was a gloriou,
success for himself and suffering hu.
msnity. The celebrated Plantation Bitters
was thus made known to the world.
Being On article of real merit. founded or
new principles. and relying wholly upon
the vegetable kingdom for it's medicins
effects. it worked q rapid revolution il
the treatment Of physical debility.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

II . mule had kseked hin; fellow Hut with q
pistol and ps, ballet into Anderson'' ham
The doctor can't And the bullet; bat Ander'
son Is not particular about is-ssys he knows
Il 1. there, and thai is q godoa thing IS he
wants; kr a. long Is it remains there. charge
.o keep he has. The fellow ought TO have
made an exception ia Anderson's case To"
served, during the var. in the Army o. the
Prontier-aad everybody knows that sa'sves
we're not solerssed in that I,sParsmens Be-
sides, his subssquens watchshlosss Over the
ooer.,iose of he Price Raid comnission'
ought to have exempted him fron the charge
Of dishonesty. - - I
The presrnt excitement in religious circles
here, is over sermon recently preached ag 'insi
spirisuaiism. The spirisualistA have challen;
ged the offending minister. and threaten to
prove the existence of spirits. beard .
small, white haired man. who wore shawl
talking earnestly on the subject. and told him
thought. when q man settled down into a foil
belief in Spiritualism. the hest thing he could
40 would ne 70 Ote. nn0 oecVme = sPusS t"e"
he would he certain MT to bother anybody;
whereas, II he kept on living. he vas q cootin
uai nuisance to himself and everybody else.
he did not seem to take il kindly. did not
know the man. but remember that he made a
remark to the effect that as long as he owned
a good part Of this town. be meant to enter
tain and express his own belief in it,
A good desl 81 s~sersss Is manifested here.
in the case of the Siamsse Twins. Who are
now in Europe. hunting up Q surgeon tn sepa
rate them. IL the operation Is successful. the
same surgeon will be employed to separate ex.
Governor Crawford and McAfee.
leave here this week. and you will proba,
bly, not hear from me again at this point.
met my old friend, w. W. b. Lawrence, NJ. C
few minutes ago. and asked him to give me
lock OF hair from the crown Of his head, to
remem'e er him by, before I LEFT. He said be
would consult his wife about it. 80.
SQUEEBOB.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25
An Elective "Esdiaa Policy" In
CaltEor11a.

An Elective "Hsdtan Policy" I'm
California.
The following accom-, Of smsll In
disn fight 10 Humboldt Comfy. Califor.
mia. is taken from . local paper. the
Humboldt Times. 1t reads like tale Of
person.l "lndian adventure in the olden
times:
About dozen citisens Of tho latter
place, and nine Of the South Fork boys.
With several doneesic.sed Ipdians. star
tad on the trail Of tbs 1nlisa robbers and
folio We'd tlsau ovss vecks so@ mo~ss.ia.
for disssncs of .isty miles. coming up
wnh ,hsm in camp November 20 ., q
point on. Luihes Greek. sbout eight
mile. sonth Of Ho.glsna's. who is the
nearest settler. A psrt Of the boys Sc
cresed themselves il the bed of the creek
ne.r the Indian encsmpment. and .no'h-
er party .tteuped to GO, to the rear an
.. nearly .. possible sarronnd the camp
before bresSinR in upon thsm. Bat m
fnrton.tely the ladiss doss got wind o'
the surrounding party sod At oncs gave
the alarm. when the boys were obliged
to rush in.
Five hncks we're kille,l on the spot. snd
. sixth {,he notorious Big Foot" ga
sho, through the thigh snd rstrsa'ed. viii
hi. rifls. Ths men followed his trail hv
the blood for Q mils. and when hs fonnd
he would be ov.rtakes he secretea him
aeh IN the thick undsr bush. snd - hi'
pursnrers esns up shot the forsmoa
through the bresst from . distance o.
only six feet: 40" was instantly ssns
to the -'.hsppy bunting grousds" liter
ely riddled With balls. Six rides. fou'
sqasws. sed little hack we're captured
Nine scalps nos sdors the wsIIs 0
Hoaelaod's log g-houss. side By side viii
bic besr skiss.
The parties BOW eoadsctipg this ex
peditios ere smosg tie best Isd'ss
6sbtsrs in ths 6tsts. snd they uay sue
eeed 10 gaihsrisg to tbs "happy hast
ing sroonas" The lsst eopPss skisssd at
throat that skulks through our neestais
and vslleys. =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

EMaRATloN PAxpHLEr.-We have re.
csivsd . psmphle. Of 10 pages. descrip.
tive Of Holt County. Mo-. in respect to
aoil. climate. timber. and every other
particular designed fer the inform alton Of
psrsons wishing to smigrsts to the Wsat.
The suthor Is A. N. Swan. It is sbou.
sbs best pamphlet Of the kind that ws
have seen. and 10 calculstsd to effect much
good. II properly distributed. The prics
d 20 cents.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

- On "Grousd Hog Day." Cspt.iu
J.H. vansrsdsll. Of Crswfordsvills. Ind..
shot one Of the intelligent besats that
came forth to have his shadow taken.
Ths weight Of the soimsl. after dressing.
wss 1871 pounda The Charlottesville
Review sdds: "This ws bslive. is the
largest gronnd.hog that has ever been
killed in this County. though We learn
that Mr.. Orlsnan Cory claims to have
shot one in 1S4l. near the month Of
Ofirl creek. that brought the scsles down
to 1864 pounds. it's tusks measuring
eleven and half inches in length. Its
carcass. after being dressed. wal found
TO contain no less than eight copper
hullets and foor Hint arrow heads. It's
flesh. which was rendered. yielded over
thir,y-ssven gallons OF oil. ---s-
We su.pect those fellows are irving
what big yarns they can tell. Old and
experienced ground -hoggers tell Us that
a 25-pound ground hog is considered
large; and ss for iusks. they never saw
= ground.hog with teeth that his lips
did not cover. Concerning the item ol
oil. the statement that . groupd.hoe
weighing l75} pounds yielded within .
fraction Of 800 pounds Of oil. must b.
trne, a. figures won't lie!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25
PAIN TING.

II AViNG permanently located in White
C'ond. am prepared to do al kinds Of
House. Sign, and Carriage Painting,
in duraBie aud work nanlike msahes, on short
notice, and at reasonable prices.
I also give special attention to PAPER
HANGING. A share Of patronage II solicited.
Feb. 10. ls69-f N. o. PIERCE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25

~ The railroad telegraph line over
the river. having been completed between
st. Joseph and Omahs. the old line on
this side will BE- taken down soon-pro-
badly within the next mouth. This will
leave us cut of from the world until onr
railroad is built.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-02-25
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