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. TRUSTEES SALE,

WHEREAS, Iwcic v. Morton and John \
w Morton, hsr husband, H., their certain deed
OF tru /, dated February the iIh, \. u lS,O, and
Recorded il the Recorders nflcr Tor l.tiay,ttr
county, il fhr state al Missouri, in book M 4
on page lDj, convey L. tn" undersigned trus.
tee. thc follow ing ir,crihrtl r., III estate, siiuai,
IN The county, AMI Siatr sIfnr, aid, tn-wit The
lot know an! designated "n The plat of Farrnr',
A'dltinn L. I'll" city of lrNin"t0u and now on
file IN The H'corl!,r's Ollie, "f s,i,i L.tr,y. n,
count! u, lots ru'Nl, re-! Orr III, two IaI' and
three l5l, in hlncl. nu'nhcr,d two IN, log, thrr
" ith iav !nili'n"- t,r.nn. AMI known 4, the
POTTERY establishment which said convey
ancc "a> NAL, To sucnr, tn, payment ~ Ger.
TIN lr"misrur! nui' therein Il, ,Iib,,l. and
Wi'r'ar, said not ti-'rrDnr du, and r., mains
nil"iil, Now, u, rotor, notice j. hereby given
that III. umi, ~r,iE;,tl tru tee. AT tn. request Of
The legal li"ii'r Ut aid not, :rt! tN virtue Of and
IN pursuance la tit rr"vi ion, m saIi deed of
trust, VIII rrocv,t! /. s, Il The real estate above
described. or > much thereof may be necessary
10 "a! IA md III ,r..trS :, tn aid pr"Iuis,"ry note,
on
SATURDAY,. THE eth DAY OF SrEIL,
\. d.. -
at public ven tur To- II. HI Il, u bidder, for cash.
IN front oi tn court h"u - door. In said county III
Lafayette aml STATE Of Missouri, tn Sati-i, said
mott and IL" Interest iii'r, ul amt In, rust, AMI
rNl'ruc', ui ra,CU'ir, thu trust aforesaid.
l..t., NN Npl,kl.D ON Tn Ia,
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EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

EITERS r.stancntarv on the estate Of
- James SlAten, deceased, wrr, granted 4, IN.
Undersigned IN the lath day at Dec, mbrr. ISL
oyihe Probate Court of Lafayette county, Mo. '
All persons having claims against said estate
the administration, within one year after The daies
OF said letters. or they may be prccluded from sny
heiiriit OF such estate; nn'i II such clainis be moi
within two years from the date Of said
letters, they will he forever barred.
WM. ". &. WADE and MA.
EIETTA V. SLAVEN, Executors.
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New Advertisements.
GUAR DiAN'S NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT.

NoTlIE is hereby given t" all persons inter-
~ esttd that the Undersigned guardian Of III.
persons aud estate Of Mlry-Gibbs amt ta-,,
t'iiib,. ininoi heirs of Isaac u. Gibbs, decreased
his hlc.i her account for tina! settlement nj the
Aprii Term, is.., Of itr Probate Court of Lafay-
ciiarg" from her said guardianship at thu july
Term. is.2. OF sai'l court, To IL. holden ON M.
first Monday in July, l>...
mist MARY CHRIS c,,rj;.,
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
WITH WILL, ANNENEn.

EIiERs of Administration, with the will
- annexed. On the estate Of Danial j. Hall.
urc.asru; "err granted to the undo rsigne-i on
OF L.ifny cite county, Mo.
All persons having claims ngainst said estate
at. required 10 exhibit them TO me for allow ance,
within one year after date of said letters, or they
iiny Gr precluded frum any brncdt Of such estate;
anu II SUCH claims DE not exhibited within two
years from the date Of said letters they will be
forever barred. Hail
E4-3l Administrator. with will anncn.a
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THE SrANDARO JE IEIAI,G
Beauty.

Ing charms OF i'iu he beauty are rrsi-l!r>-.
.w!Itr at III" >.''n" tnnr II l. difficult to ari-
I'VE .ta,I define in VIA; .;.i> beauty con-
>i>t>. '.i!Irrr Is .n ,!!-plii.us .I,n,;; i,,tr,"
.ai.'t tn" iii! rcHI Ups OF beauty ar. rs
\aiI"ii> a. conflicting TASTES. The standard
of irnial" beauty ,arIr- III ,it:I.rrni climates.
bI' irw"H"r uncertain TIN, standard NAV
l'". "" Imagine tIat ans luiy WI" pu>>.>>r,
Ia" t""nt!-iNr I.Il;i.i,> gi,uu below viii
be regarded asa b':tI.y il most lora!liir,.
Here they are ~ complied 10y some p.iu>-
t,hIH" G"niu>:
l. Sia.!rc-mr,.ium. uriilrr too fat nor
too i..,i:.
:. Symmetry. II nicely balanced proportion
OF all parts.
.. litIr-hllch. auburn or Il distinct Iirht
OF darA brown. i"i-. brigIt. tine, SHAY soft
an! naturally curly.
1. >aiH--m' pt.i". delicate. soft amt of a
lively white red.
y; F"r".tcti-'m""tIir. fall. .it!lrr too
high nor loo low,
Il. Eyrs-Htmc. htack or grey; large, and
81 = h,IGiIt. lively :.ai .uiID;r Ni,r,>>inu.
=. tr"'t"w>-'iIrk: pirH,l!Gl. arciic,i. but
rot formal, BIKE p.m"it lines OF arr.
>. N">'-n"diduh. :r."!ar. AMI inrlining
to t." trrvritn -%!Itlir.
-. Muuih-uirtiiu!n. sweet. cicuu aud Tine
tiirtd NIii a >lnIlr.
10. LiP"-~II"i 10" thick, pleasantly p"ut-
in@. ami uf i coral hue.
ii.t irrh-imriinlnS - be iuIi. soft and
SIrin. tA' til" SUM! >i'l. "t 4 preach.
II. i"ct::-p"ti.g Whit, even. not too
wide II,i Wei SIT.
IL. 'uin-rHt.:"" proud. p.grnp ~auIen,lin.
with Il 'iilnpI'.
II. Etr>->Imail an clo-r to the head.
10 Nr"h-. atu"r bon. than short. grace
hi. rNp.!i,n, or sWr.Iu. I'M, i,lc rl,; i or
hu>',in.
Ii. lI,nI>:whitr. plump. bu, not too
short. with rtp"rins iil-rr>- AMI nail, OF
in"lhrr-ci-p"IrI.
l.. N".c'-,Dtt. agreeable, not load. but
distinct and musical.
Is. FEET small aiui nimhln.
H.. .Anhir->iia'l aiii expanding. with 4
in. swell ami Insertion into TIL. call OF the
lee.
20. B"iy-r"und. plump. but not .iumpy.
u. y Tree but unaffected carriage
=. Nanncrs-sprishtly, graceful, modest !
aud refined.
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NOTICe-

ETTERS Tcstamcntary On the estate Of
- VIM. riiking,on, deceased, wer, granted to
the nnhrrsisnrt. On til 10th day of January, ls,s,
b! The Probate Court Of I.aiL, cite county, Mo.
All sons ha, Ing claims against said estate
are required To exhibit IN, III, for allowance, 10
Inc administrator, within Dnc EAR AFTER the date
oil said letters, or they HAY I" prccludrd from
any benefit OF such estate; and il such Claims h.
NOT cNhihit'rt " ithin tw" years from the date of
said letters. tn Ill b, for barr,d.
No.iStal JANE rlLkINGTON. ENecu'x.
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STATE Sl.NiTl..

II T.. VI. Edw M.L>, Esq. "i W"N"r-
Il, will cou>r!ttio tccomr acanI.dItv
for The state senate from this district.
he can rely up"n III" arm surr"Ii" i
MANY tlVIIIN
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EAEl FOR SALE

'I>ni~ l. Il lin" h,nIn farm, situated -
l. :i'""u: ri\ mile ,ruih-N,-t of VA tfm1
:'iit, containing, - lr:,. all in cult r. nbl
rati"n, well iurln>rl and with CON -p4MI
rrnIrni cross i.ncin- The imI,rnyrIn,ni, mn
az new, '"i>i>tin: Of II good and convenient
dwelling, barn, ~. Thor. arr. On the l,l,., s,y-
'ril hihir"'t bearing fruit trri>. 1h. farm Is
L" srIIpni~. Ii'i has on it an album
'iiini uir!y 81 waIrr. Tn. land j. fresh, and
,'utIhS IN T." year. Il has been III cultivation,
'H!' pr,,ti'''i y f"' 81 s''nl' &" every Two acres.
iEiiM>-oi.u li ''r-!i, and thu balance IN five
annual l,iN M NJ. VIII In Irr cent. interest.
For iui! information a.ulv II this uaic.. ,ilstt
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1.-TWO thornn=hhr.ri Durham Bull Calves. sired
l. by Aga Magrit. \. II Is .'voiumn .. page SIS
one u red, out Of Rel Duchess, Ivy Imp. Duke
OF Airdric. QA.iUl. The other "a rich rnap. ami ~
Carloita, Ivy Bell Duke, of .Airdrir, .sis. win.
ss the best short Horn Bull OF any age, ~
RYI.ANp T~ODnCNTER
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~ADMINIsTRATRIX, NOTICE

ETTERs OF administration upon III, estate Of
~ Juiiu, {. Muir were gr.srtrL 10 the under.
signed by the Probate L, urt If LAFAYETTE
county. on fhc ash day at October, ISL. All
persons hl> ing claims against said rstat, arr
required IL present them To said court for
within On" year from This ,Hlc or they
may b" pr,clul,l, and II said claims are moi
presented within tar.' Years ih,y will l., forever
barred. HANNAH MUIR.
NplStS <i-,,;t
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salt Lake. April 1j.-Thc motion
10 r~rl":s-" brigham Iuuu" an !lahr.s
c%ori'u, wa- nr"Ilrd TODAY before the
Mormon ~!r"haic court. territorial
attorney general inr petitioner, and
Deputy | nltcd STATES Attorney Hugh
amt {. L. hiIr!Irist for the United
States. Ia" motion vas resisted ON
The gr"rIn" that the Probate court be-
i!I% an inferior iIibuna! could not re-
View tie proceeding ui thu. district
roIri. II Wa also objected that til.
PROBATE court had no rnwrrt. release
prisoners h"ld by an United states
officer under judicial prurr>-. The
PROBATE JHi"' "verrulr,! all "%l,irr-
llon-. h"idln" that proceedings of
III" nIi",i States court in TIA" Terri
tory for the past two wears lad brrn
Illegal. ana sad he WAS firmly ana
u~nIll"rab!E "t ,lI' opinion that the
i'r"p!" "i the territory l!!vr II right
/" GOVERN Themselves. that the >u-
rr"inc court III Tia" territory lla.
tT"m>@rc:-nrl aud abused its powrr
ni: Ia" Would not respect one 81 its
decisions. II WIS therefore. ordered
That the PRISONER he r.lru-r,l. The
COUNSEL iUrl Iii" tnitrrt Stnt"- marshal
Il .olcnin protect against the
ruling "i the c".rt. and gave notice
tia! the case would br carried up on
~crrti"rari. brigham was present in
the curt and WHEN the decision was
announced was cordially congratulate
ted by his friends. y large number
Of Mprm"i> we're present. but there
were no unsrrmlv demonstrations.
y dilirUlty occurred near Troy.
Lincoln c"I.ntr. on the lith inst. be-
tween John Young aud john II.
k"rnS, which resulted in the death
of the latter. The particulars are
given 10y the Troy Dispatch:
Kern, had been III TROY. and was
somewhat under the Influence of liI-
u"r. Onhi- way home. he met Ioun.
TIA" st. Charles road. I"nm" was
walking. kcrns asked HIM in a ban
'cring tone if he had .'amy fish To
SELF" loun. replied No, not to
such Il id fool rs YOU" kerns dis
mounted from his horse. observing
A. he did so, that lie had been in
sherman army. and that was more
than he could take. \ friend who
accompanied llm attempted to dis
him from his purpose, and it is
'ep"rtcd that Young warned him to
Keep his distance. kcrns however
advanced to where Young. awaited
lim, with a drawn pocket knife, and
truck the latter once or twice with
us clcnclIcd fist, and received II stab ,
II the region of the heart, from the 7
fleets of which he died in tea min I
ties.
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Fearful eruption of Mount Vcsuvi-
us continues, and creates intense
conformation. The record of fataii-
ties is frigttful. aud town after town
Ia being swallowed mp in the awful
stream OF burning lava
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ADM~lyIsrRaroR,s NOTICE.

r ETTERS Of administration upon the estste NJ
- Josiah Greer, T,r,' granted To the under.
signed by the l'robat, Court OF I.afay cite county,
on Oh, llth day OF November, ISL. All pcr,ons
having claims against said estate are required to
present them 10 SAID court for allowance within
onyyear from this date, or they may he prrcluded,
and II sai't claims arr not prc,, nt,d within thnre
years TINY will bc for, yer barred.
No. }6s5 HENRY II, NEll. Admit
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~IlclInbOld, the great Bucliu man, is
fiat broke" 4 New York dispatch
OF April 81, says: "Dnlv fifteen
thousand dollars. was realized from
the bale of Iielmbold's store yestcr.
day. His debts to newspapers for
advertising amounted toH3e6,OO.
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A-DMrNusrRAroR.s NOTICE.

ETTERS Of administration on the estate OF
~ JosrphH II. Mcdowell, deceased, werr grant.
is.s, By the Probate Court Of Lafayette county,
No.
All persons having claims against said estate
The administrator, within one year after IN, date
OF said letters, or they may Ia preclud.d from
any benefit Of such estate; and IL such claims Be
not exhibited within two years from The date Of
said letters. they will be forever barrcd.
FRANCIS Z. MCDOWELL, Adm'x,
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A SHOCKING AFFAIR.

y dispatch dated April 10. in the
SedalIa Democrat, has details of a
bloody aiiray 1T Appleton City. ST.
Clair county.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

-T.TUSvTLI.E, CHURCH RUN AND ,NICIN
TY-SrEPIiEN nOOF Office, Hamilton 's>igar
kt0rc. address 1ftusville, Pa Assistant doh Van
2oriver
TITUsvILLE. CHURCH RUN AND yI,TNI
TY-H. II THOMAS. .Oilce, and address, i Ia Il
sion House. IitCsvile, Pc.
SHAMBURG AND viCfNtTY-GEORGN IT.
vIN. Office, shamburg; residence, Titusyile, Pa
Assistant A A. West.
ENTERPRISE rLEAsANTVILLT, BEAN
PARI AND PrfHCLE w. GEO. VAN
NLiET. ONce and address, Chase House, Pleas
sotville. Assistant, II. G. Huntington.
riDI0Ur. AND WEST HlCEORY--CItAS
CLARK. Oi,ice and address, Exp esq Office, Tdi-
Jn,a. Pa, Assistant, +. Beartsley. .'o -
pErtOLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LSVI MASON. Once audaddrsss, Petroleum Cen
re, Pa Assistant, Charles Rlackford
rAHR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
IN ~ Creek and Cherry Rnp, from st4.y Farm 10
aeolitocSvie- -JATESSAUNDEmS. Address
,ar' swm, Pa. Assistants. Luther b. Saunders.
sh,rs- w. Cochran and William Hovt
ic,LlHMCKVllLE, OIL CITY AND RqNO
~: Ntsr. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
tHANAA!N, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY pIy
Et-Z Nti.BNN Office and address. franklin, Pa
SCh.IhG"ASs, tlSTER FARM n PAHKEn'S
s.ANniNi-NICiIARD W. RBDFiELD. Offic9
~, sd'Ts, >'rnbgrass, Ia, Assistant. Il. w. Po
s~hsir, e11r"ss EmlcNton, Pa. ~
! MMsr Il iiNlA-C. b. ANGEL. AMI TT. E
y Aftr,ss Pareorsbn,g. West Virginia
HooersS '~t~oleWsa rDrpriv Cos
nayS-d1y
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CAUTION.

The public Ia autioned against empioI,ng any
~ the re:,ulart authorized Agents Of the Compa-
sy since the Robei Is Patent cover the use Of the
torpedo andali explosive materials for oil wells,
and the OF such materials by other parties Is q
direct af,ingenel of their rights ANY parties in
fringing anyof the ROBERTS PATENTS will he
dealt with according to law, and as acting willully
and knowingly in dc, ance Of law and the decisols
OF the Courts
The Company haze .re-organized their business
with view to acc0mH,o, ate Oil Men in every part
sf the OIL kegen. rhey tave employed the most
efficient Agsnis and Assisa rts that can be procue I'd
for the business LAch Tol Hedo il labelled with
date af patents, together witt the price of the Tor
pedo, aud signed by an officer o. the Company, SO
every Operator wishing Torl edo may know its
price and whether it came from o, u Offics.
Operators win confer favor by reporting to this
Of.ce any negligence Of Agents.
The following named persons have l'enn appoint:
ID Agents and Assistant A.ents for t. ne Oil Region
Of Pennsylvania and Weat Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-03-28

Butter and chesse are almost indispensi-
BILE articles OF food. Properly used, they
fare nutritious and healthy; Int an inordi.
nate use OF either causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gaifuey's Sunday Com
fort. JndicIously used will remove both OF
tsara troubles. an.
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PIANOS. $500. ORGANS. s45

NO one should be without PIANO or ORGAN,
sneh instruments as Decker ~, Barnes unrivallcd
fianos ballet, Davis II Co.'S and Bradford II Cos
i'ianos, and the nnequalied Taylor ~ Farley Ce-
esles organs. Old instruments taken in part pay
SPECIAL rates to Preachers, Church,s, $. Schools
and ,feachers. Send for circular or call ON $. HAM
il'roE II co, 81 Fifth Ave. rttsbu-ytr Pa
6beF,lu.
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NorE.-Thc passage referred to By Judge Grier in
his former decision, Wallace, p, 290, adopted as
applicable to this case was as follows:
"lt Is usually the case, when any valuable discov
cry IL made, or any new machine of great utility IL
invented, that the attention Of the public has beer
surncd to that subject previously, and that mahy
rsrsOus nave been making researches and experi.
lneuts. PHILOSOPHERS anu mechanicians may have
IN sone measure anticipated in their specuations
t.is possibility or probability of sueh discovery
inventions; many experiments have been successful
ly tiled, coming very near. vet falling short OF the
desired result. They have produced nothing beDe
fchl. The Invention when perfected may truly hc
Asid to be the culiainating point OF many expert.
men i, not only by the inventor. but by many 9TH
lie may have prOtted indirectly BY the ins,lc-
ceSslu experiments and failures of Others, but it
gives them no right 10 ca IN share oGthe hcncr OF
Ine profit OF the successful inventor II is when
speculation has been reduced to practice, when ex.
pertinent has resulted in discovery and, when that
discovery has been perfected by patient ana contin.
uei experiments, when some new compound, art
manufacture. or mac nine has been thus produced
winch useful to thepmblic that the party nakingit
fb,.unles apuJlic becfnctor and entitled to patent
''and yet when genius, and patient perseverance,
fA7e ut length succeeded in spite of sneers and
rG,rTs, some valuable invention or discovery, how
seldom Is IL followed by reward Envy robs him
OF the honor, whiie sDeculatora swindlers and p-
rates cob MIN of the profits. Every unsuccessful
sxpesni,I,ter who did or did or dd not come very
near making discovery now claims it. Every one
who can invent an Improvement or vary its form,
need not summons Morse, or Blanchard, or Wood
worth to prove that this is the usual history of eve
ry great discovery or invention.
"'The present case ADDS another chapter to this
long and uniform history."- Wallace, Z. Ike
ports p.'2SH.
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Coughs and Colds. The Druggists say 1t cures then
all.
Asthma. The relief and cures of it are marvel.
Ous.
Bronchitis Every sufferer will find relief and
cure.
Throat AIlm' MS require only few doses.
Iuns Diseases. Has cured cases pronounced in
curable
Debility. 1t renovates ard inveora,es the sys-
tenn.
Liver Complaint Most effective regulator Of this
organ.
Dyepspsia Its healthy action on the stomach
cures 1t.
Appetizer 1t is health-giving and appette-re.
stOr ng.
Urinary Organs. Action on them is marked and
prompt
Dix. CROOKS WINE or TAR is rich
in the med eina qualities OF Tar, combined with
vegetable Ingredients OF undoubted value. which
make it unsurpassed, not only for the complaints
enumerated, but it rapidly restores exc
hausLed strengI Ii, eleanses the stomach, re-
lakes the Liver and puts them 70 work causes the
food to digest and makes pure blood and beges
vvacity appreciated by botn sounds sick. 1fyou
are afflicted in any way. we know If you try the
ltfe.gtvfng tonic properties OF Dr.
Crooks Wine OF Tar, you will add your testimony
to its great value in correcting any .ills tn I flesh Is
heir to-" PrGnared only by OLIVER CROOK u
co. Sold by Druggists everywhere
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07

Mail trains will Mt Table Rock with stages for
Pawnce City &c miles,, and Tecunseh i1 miles,, ami BEAT
rice. =.
Train No. I connects at Atchison with trains for 81
Louis Chicago Ieavcnwurth and Kansas City. ny kC-
st Jo and C. h. r. X. and Mo. Pac X. X. at p H. Pas
sensers reach ST Louis tby sleeping carl at Gio M net
day Reach Chicago (y sleeping carl at 4l1 r. m next
day Reach St Joseph tva Troy Junction. at $50 p m
St Jo and Denver City mail train passes Troy Jnn.ton
going east at l55 p. Central Branch u L. man 'iih
going west, leaves Aichison at p NJ g.
Train No Q connects Atclison with trains frum st
Joseph and the south and east ,
Train No J. Passengers from the west by the St Jo
d. c. Mixed Train. reach Troy Junction at 31 p m ana
i,L, train No a at $50 % m Connects Atchison with
train for ST. Joseph which arrives there at sso m
Train No closely with train for st Louis ana
Chicaro-At Troy Junction with trains of st Jo and Den
City K r. from St Jo for Hiawatha Seneca, Marys
willie. and Hanover. go Al,
Mixed Train will only three times wcck-ieavihs
Atchson Monday. Wednesday, and Friday: and returning
leave Table Rock Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday:
F. r. FIRTH Supt and Chief Engineer
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valuable Farm for Sale.

ONE NJ the Oldest and most hicy improved farm. IN Don
inhsn County Kansas for sale I'D scrrs IN % non
~ n ..oss n which viii turn stock Also division
fence Of hedge The farm l. well wafered a INN mo,
dious dwelling containing nine ro''n' NV
year. .ooo ,ra.. nj the most choice Va
;.e;es Anples Peaches Pair. Chernss f,um! S.rpw
fs~eSerries Currants BaekberTies. kaspoef'e~ S~"
berriee Sc all bearing fruit .,.,..nt. A
~ p.;re vrasun \ good spring wagun. Young ma ..L
with fals .e: Of h.rne. HSol 60 p,n can es at
! ncss. one half mile South Of White C1na
FEBRUARY Is. le7s-9w.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07
RUsUNESS.

Apy person meaning business is offered an opportunity
IN ux one of the best farms Donphan County close to
White Cloud entire quarter being under new fence ana
in cultivation.
One of the business houses in town. two stories
romy and suitable for other business Dwell
ing attached with excellent well cellar and other conven
fences Property in No. condition and best location in
town.
block in the west part of town on the
main street-a magnificent site for suburban residence
Two desirable building lots in the heart Of the town.
No proposition considered involving secondhand truck
outlawed accounts patent rights
Come and see u.s.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-03-07
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e Garden and Field Seeds at Marbourg & LEAFS Atcl
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