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New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
SHIPPING NTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW yoRK &c.

PORT OF SBW-YORK K.................".....MAT S
CLEARED.
Steamship CslAbs (Br McMekH Liverpool G. G. Franekyn
Steamship YaDdsa N G PrsnIen. Hamburg Kunh4rdt Co.
Steamship Main N o. Won 0TndOrp Bremen via SOUTHAMPTON
stssmsh George Cromwell Clapp HewOrlesns H. Cromwell
sss.sAp United states Cowe eworIean H. B. Cromwell Co.
steamship Ashland, Moore, FernaDdna, Jas Had.
BsrEes Mallory, Savannah Lvngst0n For Co
Asnhataa WoO1hn Charleston H. r. Morgan Co
Steamship Wm r Clyde Scott Richmond City Point and Norfolk
with mdse. 70 Washington x Co
s,e'msp oe dominion, Bourne. Norfolk City Pos ke od Do
unon steamship Co.
Steamship HoTeiy. Shaw Phisdelrhs.
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston. H. y Dmock.
Sieamsh Zodiac. Chayln, Salem. MarrsY, Ferris Co
FTanesoO, RenOl Hamilton. Bermuda webb
stesmsp City Of Austin, kdndge Galveston and hey West G. H.
ssssnsbS E C. Ksght johnson Aie1sAddA Geo b Mernek
Steamship 4. G. stueTs. Haflen Phiadeiphia
Steamship Mar, Grumiey, Philadelphia.
Steamship Acushuet. Rector Bedford. Ferguson
Ship Constantine CreeTey, London Gunnel. MniuTn K
BsIk Rothray rl Carey Gibraltar for order John sesger
BARK Adraic tBrl hckenne fctOu n e. Geo. H. Brewer.
Barr d. TUp2eI bLl, ChsInbes Wilmington, H. c. H. j. De
Bsrl J. r. Hes fBrl Baker Windsor, N S.HLp wopkCo.
Bari Guiding Star BIl Smith COTk Falmouth L. Merchant
BAN Murray IT, Pennington PortaaPrnee r. Murrsv IT,
Bdg Excelsior (BTl Never, Hamilton Bermuda d. AeColL
Bg Autic fBr Crle, PaTror0 ~ s., }, D. Mhtuey 4 CO.
Brg Isabel Br) AcLaren Oeorgeo"n r. r. L. ho1 Watson
Bg W. W. Lord CBr) yeoeun Sidney b. Hsou Watson Co.
Bng Jsbstca (BIl DeCunhs PeInsnbuco ~ " swift Co
Bg n H. Od0Tne fl5T Howe, Pee, 81 Geo H. Brewer Co
SER Southern Cross lBr MURPHY sLuee Ms Snow kcbafn
Sehr Burbei, PeD.er, Para
ser Ricardo Baros NeBioB ST Jsgo dc Cuba James T. Wad Co.
ScAL L. 3. Webb, Hath, Cat Is.snl b. J. Wen1erg
kolT John, Williams. Villa ngion, n o.
Sc Spnbg Bird fBr Mclean ST. J0hn " B. r. l. Neyin Sons
SEN X ReJsoIS. si1uls R.nosd Va Van BTant 4 Br5
hc1r Susan, Msloney, Boston Del ffye & Co
SI aa'hal o Wsls. kos. Isl ia1sr. H. W. Jackson Co.
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P1SSENGFPS APRTVFD.

PROM LIvEBr OOL-Ia Steamship Adriac, NAV SJ D. Car
FtOn Carrugon Miss A. CsrngOn Miss H. T. Carrngton
Miss NJ L. 1Iosbrlge John Pen wife aud two daughters O.
Curtis ~ Palmer, Miss c. L. Mitchell Mrs Borland Dr. c.
Mitchell Col B. Acyg Mrs Baker Mrs A. H. Bates and servant
Rev j. u. Peng Mrs Pengl. Miss Pettngin and
Col Reynolds Col Church. Mrs Butler Miss Butler and Mr.
Coleman, Jas D. orion John banning D. laaghnd StOyel
Thos Davies A. Mcdonald Thos G. Mason W w. Buckley Dr.
Burns Mss H. Baker Mrs D. j. Weeks the g. Langmur
Roper, Winchester g. b. Field, Mr. Aiken the Hon W Max
we'll Il L. Fowler, G. Grant Geo. CLAWS Mr. Dunt Is.
d. Orsey Arch McCorkel Dr. Wm Morris, Thos Carey.
Could HOyt Cresweld Head
uddy D. s. Taber W. CUkslaEk c. G. haentIe MI Ander
sou, D. Lehman.
FROM SAvANSAH--IH steamship Leo May 25-Theodce H. Clark
w sumner Saomon, Capt d. Grant, M C. A. REYNOLDS and
G. whitney. J. r Whitney. H. G. Folger, H. B9yt Ryan
Gross ~ Neville T. s. Frye G. Catn Mrs Edwards child And
servant Goldsmith snd child Mrs La Cappdah two children, ant
b. Curry Heneks NJ. COyue DEalynAk Gen VsI
Cha Ialk Mr. COrson and two children ODonne
CALLAHAN Mrs yS Barre Miss Dsdy, Mrs Guhes aud eid
Cook John Tau Henry Berger, s. Knapp T. T. ucHAn
Mr.. IL Douglass and chl idnen, AulbonF
FRON NEW ORLkAhSf steamship COftcs, May Re Fenner,
LADY Trusel Miss NJ Smith s @. Tel
fey w. POker Mr. Elliott and lady nrA WseteH C. Tyler Ars
fall and ch
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

Schr Electric spurk Parker. New Betferi fet'o" "o0h
Schr. Emerald. De Castro hofwise sS nLcAe" wv"
Schr Ietue binwcod kldrdge, hH"'O"
Sloop @. Hale, Sepp, Norwich
,,,o rn,, Murray Liverpool May l6, and Queenstown
isth with mdse and 70 A. opsIA ~ NJ. ta t,h -.
Meade sampson, No"-Vhoa"s "'A '''
and pass Predk Baker A., o,... NJ, 10 .ih r.s and
Steamship Cores WHITMAN Ne"'oHo'S may 40 Wv" "~- ~
mass 10 H. Cromwell Oo IN, i. -, -. a. .,u,,.x
fe sSp Regulator Freeman Wilmington with mdso to LOrird
Ran Sah pudnsn (of Yarmouth N ST. Rose Montevdeo o.
dayE wit hides. 6c ,,,
BARK of ST. John NJ b. Higgins Buenos AJres o. uA
with hides. &C. 81. IA -.
Brig HdAh (NOr Henrlsen Cardiff 90 days wth roau Hon
Bg Crescent (o Windsor ST. Paukner HAhisf IL Gays WIN
oil iron. - ,os. ..,,A
molassea
SAILED.
steaps Main yanda for Hanhug Trnscria cr
glasgow Cy Brsses Casbs Egypt and Oceanic for Lseooi
San Bermuda CITY Of Austin for G.yesion Ohoo
States and George Cromwell for NowOreans; Ashand oI
dina Fla; Barnes for Ssvannab Manhattan Tor OhseOn' ou
Dominion, for Richmond
FOREIGN PORTS.
HGvESA May A-Auivet steamship City OF msfeo % y
from Vera Cruz for NWYork sail h The oAIA h'00
has srdved at MaSnfaS . - g.. ...,.., h.-s f,ou
fFor Latest Ship Heps see FIN Paoe.l
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. MAI n.
MON
No steamship Mails

Ne Steamship Mails - . m
Prnssisn Closed Mail only sent b. the "iaws ""On Sn'
Inman Lane Steamships a.
Mi. A.. prroDe vi. Opeenovn Liverpool steamship
Wisconsin supplementary Man on flei AZ" =, ~
n h closed al II a Steamship sails at y NJ -,
An s,e deposited IN Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postagel .,,-v.
Mails for Havana and the West Indies steamship Ceopeta close
,.2pm steamship sails p. N from Pier No. IL l. K
THURSDAY. MAY 30
Mails for Europe Plymouth. Chcrboug aud Hambnrg per steam
hin siss close at ll:OO Supplementary Mail on iieI a,
tt Of Ttiri ST. Hoboken closed al loo Steamship s ~
x,-r- l.. idvith
fouhle pos.sgel . .--,. ..d south Pa
fsc steamship Rising star close al ~ "-
sails a NJ. from Pier No a. N. k
n. p Havana aud The West Indies bl
Moro Castle close N Supplementary MAI on I'' ~
North closed at 25o m. steamship sails a. 'P "'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
iroposals.

oFYoE BOARD STATE BUILDING CoNxIssIoSERs,
LANSING, Michigan. !
ITO MASTER BUILDERS and CONTRACT
ORSPROPOsALS will be received by the Bolrd State Build.
Ing Commissioner Once In the City OF Lansing until
MONDAY the 8th day Of July, 1879 At u O'clock noon,
for building and completing -
NEW CAPITOL BUILDING
n said City q Lansing accordance with plane and specifications
u Gle 10 said ofice
bidder required 10 accompany his bid with bond
Of $1,000 with ureies approved the Board conditioned
that the shall awarded hn, be will into
eo1traet IN aocordsnoe witt his proposal
All be sealed Proposals Building the
Michigan State Capitol" and addressed State Building
Commissioners, Lansing. Mich
e Board The light 10 reject all Of the bids submitted
proposals received will openel Of the Board
TUESDAY, July " 1877, al . O'Clock q. M
noueauoa rclIa boil log be- oaInei at the 0eo
oi The Board H. r. BALDWIN. Governor
T. o. GhOa yEAOkl State
JAIRl EuEARER ) Buling
ALLEN l. BOUAs seeretary '>
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

j JOHNSON ir, Auctoneei.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr,
IL johnson Mler)
No. 25 EAssAU-sT.. COR. CEDAR-sT. NETWORK
Real Estate promptly Sold and Exchanged Auction Sales STOCKS
FuTntu Merchandise. Ge-
MONDAl, May q,
at u o'clock. at Exchange Salesroom,
III Broadway n Y,
By order Of NETWORK CONSOLIDATED CARD CO..
POSITIVE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE OF
III SPLENDID (WILLIAMSBURGH) LOTS,
situated IN the c. Of
SOUTH FIFTH AND TENTHSTS.,
the Moe Estate 20 mortgage Maps now ready
Als0, a time and place,
FOUR SPLENDID LOTs on GATES-AvB. AND QUINCY-ST,
81 feet from Redaye.
Positive sale By order Of Executor. to satisfy mortgage
TUESDAY. May %.
at l2:3, the premises,
COLLEGE POINT, l.. l.
Highly Important Sale,
$50 SPLENDID LOTS belonging 10
HEIRS Of PLATT SrRArION, decd
Valuable Water Fronts Choice villa Property Superior Village Lots
Gauas Band Banquet the Maps ready By May IL
SATURDAY, June |,
atl2:30 o'clock, the premises,
800 MAGNIFICENT LOTS,
the souiht depot Elizabeth, Nj Splendid property excellent
fuas Band Special maps aud after Monday
May 90
n premises,
GREAT ASTORIA SALE.
500 SPLENDID LOTS
BIZ order Of JOHN A. STEVENS ESQ.,,
Executor Of SAMUEL STEVENS, deceased.
Excursion By steamer Graala's Band.
Maps will be ready ~ dsys before sale.
WEDNESDAY, June s.
GREAT SALE AT WHIIESTONE L.
Full particulars hereafter
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
Brooklpn Real Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, situated in the
CITY Of BrOoiyn;
5 tbreestory bnek stores and Dwellings DeKabAye.
threestory brick Stores and Dwellings on BIoadway.
theestory frame House Maoon-s, TOmpknssve.
threestory brek House on Kldertst, near Broadway
twosioTy brick Houses Mofs-st
2tSo story briok Houses on Heyward-sL
two-story frame House Gsnnetts.
two-sorT frame House Jeaersonst
three story frame House hopkbsst
All Of the above have all modern Improvements perfect
order VIII exchange for vacant lots country property
InerchiniIse. IN Hardware preferred.
Also elegant County Seat rngon The Hudson complete With
every improvement handsome grounds 70 land;
tne Of the river for improved unimproved property
Also tne County Seat at Arlington, River 70 sce
with valuable water front. -"
Also elegant Cottages situated Of Bergen Point j. containing
all improvements nov rented and paying WELL for improved
proved property
Also Farm at Peetskin, 300 lightly mortgAgei
parties about forming Manufacturing Company offer
fysicass Factory property with fne wrower situated near Bro
for Immediate occupancy; will Of pubase
in stock Of company purchasing
valuable Lots Norwood Northern
NexJefey Railroad lightly mOgaged for improved property.
Also Western Lands for Improved eY property
Apply JESSE 8 CAthAN BRO, "a Cedarst.
GO HSn ONLY for a GEM of HOUSE
ind
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

f35 72O Moon rises. Morn
wATKR
Hook ll;5 Cows Island. eco Hell Gate PeY.. E35
DAy-P.
Sandy hO0k Cows lsisBd. el5 HoU GSte Ferry 204
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

fona 9slano Real Cstaie for 6alcI
A r Hampstead, l.. l., and vicnity-Several de-
IN sable Village snail Farms Also Farm
County ook and implements cheap Many other desirable country
properties exchange Maeomber Barker, 2c Broadway
On MINUTES from Wall-st.-At Bay Ridge,
cO L-HoUSES asi LOTS for SALE or 70 LkI, Apply to
JOHN MACKAY. ~ iesosta
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
prlnIlnQ
mattbes, Jewelrn, cif.

CRANKFIELD e. Co., Jewellers, 200 Sixth-ave.,
and 3l3 save 26thst We will cell at cost to
French and American clocks
sterling silver sverpe ware before altering and enagng
Ours0 and factory next month.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
Hlarble ano 1late Mlaniels.

miscellaneous.
HUNTINGTON e. EMIGHs ICE CREAM,
~ MADE FROM PURE CREAM ONLY Superior in quality and
prices other estbshment Families, hotels
church entertainments and the trade supplied Dep0t No. 3S
Fourth No. l264 Broadway, and No. n Chatham-st
EMPLOYMENT and Insurance Office, 72l
H sIhave Forty 6st-PSnes Hotels Merchants
supplied with srst-chss HELP.
GUERLAIN, IS Rue de la Paix Paris.
W AnbrosA Cream for shaving,
Fashionable Perfumes for the Handkerchief
kau Lusrae for the Hair,
Eau de Cologne tpreparaiOn speciale)
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
EOR SALE or TO LET, furnished, several

EOh pAl.D VI ~ btNtih
Il magnificent COUNTRY SEATS situated the River and
The hoani extensive AMI elaborate places Iepee with
CONVENIENCE. Pall Particular on interview. .
l. HAAP0RD, 80 Bfosiwsy. Room la
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

go OS0 ONLY for a GEM of a HOUSE
ZIP sIs Iy Ciasson the best scAoo
In Broosyn rutland WHITING, Beekmanst
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

a hANE VITANVL
IN home on the enra Railroad Of Neversey IS land 6ne
lawn plenty fine IS TO 20 miles In every direction
No delightful location be found in NeTJersey
A. d. HOPE,
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
TLEGANT VILLA for SALE, 81 miles frOl

ILuANI IIII14t tut II, - 81
Newark minutes Midland Railroad staion house situsd $50
river lawn sopng to waters edge boating tshng
Green house garden fruit has 70 large closets
black glass heated By seam bath rooms gas and
complete In all respects win EXCHANGE for smaller property Adj
c. FULLBR l5l West Twentieth ST. New-fok or HAMl
TON WALLIS. Hassaust cor Pine, Duncan Sherman Co.'S
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

EASf CHEAP
IL 5000 beautiful LAND North Carolina. tracts OF so $40
perfect title Cheap for cash M together very
At retail Commission 10 brokers' Address Boz 1a r. Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
EOR SALE at ELIZABETH, n. J:-Thir

EOR SALE at ELIZABETH, y. J;-Ihrty.
minutes Liberyi NewJersey Central Railroad 81
trains daily way computation $65 splendid esoU
French roof frame DWELLING city water hne rooms large htche
cold bathroom closet &c, finished In solid
marble basins in beiroom peakngu6es aud furnaces
garden beautifully laid shade trees and eowe abundance walks
cponab in every respee splendid schools aud ehuches stores
short four minutes wAk from the tpot ot 62 front
deep will sell the adjoining lot same size handsomely lad
out with the above Price ox and wi" exchange for good
country or city mortgages. stocks, or bonds.
Address OWNER,
Lock Box No. %,
In..holh N
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-11

SKINNER SKNSED-On the Fourth, enterprising
gentleman by the of Barrett streets sell
ing prize packages the capital prize being five dollar bin
When the prize came out ii proved to be note bank
that had existence The Sheriff around and natu
rally reached for the fellow, the charge Of counterfeit
ing or gambling swinding anything else they could
make stick against him. and introduced him to Esquire
HamPson The prisoner had been in this hx before and
undertook to plead his He knew all points
of law bearing the matter and is said tohave quoted
law in manner that would have done credit an old
practitioner But the Squire couldn't it and assesscd
him for fifty sixty dollars The hadn't over
fbrty dollars and sojourned tina. night in jail The
day he his revolver and watch for the arearages
and departed for St Joe to raise the funds square up
From there he wrote the Sheriff that he could raise
and requested him to send the traps him C. o.
D. But the traps not sent c. O. D. and the money
has not yet That another Of his games which
he failed well his bogus and his points
This Doniphan County hard old hole s,ranrers 70
turn an honest penny in.
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county ~sz'..e - s'1ef NJ CsefH omoe'
Ahe.e ".1.. ~ H.o'ns, .n1 -. 'A1'o'1
seisees A.'y !" - 70 NO. nov % ns'e .o.'
gotten tnese snys.1-. - -. nun sne Coehy. We
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-11

NEW Book on NORTHERN KANsAs-we received q call
Tuesday. from Mr. Richardson, Of the firm of Shaw
Richardson who preparing the material and receiving
subscriptions for Manual Of Northern Kansas Its objcc
and character be best learned from their prospectus
from which quote:
Giving general description Of Soil Climate Grain and
Fruit Growing and Stock Raising advantages its Railroad
interest and Communications particular description OF
the different Counties Of Donphsn Atchson Brown Mar
shall Washington Republic. Jewell Cloud OttoNa Smith
and Mitchell with their Population Towns watered and
Tmbered Districts the Inducements offered by each to
intending Settlers Colonies &c. their proximity and lines
Of communication with Commercial Centres and Markets.
viii be general guide to immigrants Of how. when,
and by what to reach the best portion thereof also
brief sketch Of the terms offered by the different land
companies together with synopsis Of the Homestead and
Presumption Laws Of the State
The object Of the work Il to induce immigration; County
ocias and citiena requested To aid FAR In their
In giving infoma ton the Publishers
who will call In few days solicit Particular patronage
and subscriptions for the work.
As it work devoted exclusively the interests Of
Northern Kansas and will have an extended circulation
among its citizens 1t affords Of the best advertising
mediums offered to the business of the different
in the named Counties Outside of the State it will be Civ
large CIRCULATION Throughout the North Northeast and
East giving Land Agents medium for general and spe-
cia advertising exceling anything heretofore published
SHAW RICHARDSON, Publishers
ST. Joseph Mo.
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A,390,45l


The citizens Of the County who propose planting orch
ards will find to their advantage to give their patronage
T. Snyder Of the Prairie Nurseries. Highland who
keeps perhaps the largest stock in the State and fur
nsh them low the class Of be
purchased at rom of the leading Nurseries of the
try Mr. has had long experience in the business in
this County and has q thorough knowledge of all the var
cites adapted to this climate Parties who deal with him.
may be assured that all orders will be filed with the variety
wanted He keeps everything to be found in rstcass
Nursery and socits the patronage Of the public Apply
to the proprietor,
E. SNYDER Highland Kansas,
Or to C. G. BRIDGES Troy. July lift
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"A good thing happened the other day; and we
are not disposed to keep readers i'm bssf ignorance
Of any thing Of interest have to that dropped
into the extensive Harness and Saddle Shop of W. NJ.
Mann where we found Billy in his usual merry mood
and busiy engaged in marking down. prices for cash
He has the most extensive establishment in the County
consisting, I'm part Of Harness. Saddles Brides Collars
WhpA Fly Meta Serena ETC., ETC.. and with peculiar
wink he informed he would sell for cash cheaper than
any other man in Northern Kansas Mann Is rstclass
workman bully fellow. and II you want to find out
whether he tells the truth about prices give him call
his shop door north ofC G. Bridges Boot and Shoe
store.
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THE STRUGGLE OF ~.
The Issues and Candidates Of tie Present Pc
litieal CanpaigD.

The above is the title Of book Of 500 pages published b.
the Union Publishing Co., Of Chicago and edited by Ever
EFT Chamberlain late Of the Chicago Tribune We ar,
glad to that work Of this kind is being prepared thu
early in the of the approaching campaign enable
the reading ant voting portion Of citizens to get
densed history of the political Of those who
mated national rulers. Mr. Chamberlain the au
thor is stauneh Republican and firm supporter of ths
present administration He is well known in the North
west, and no doubt his attached to this work will
give large sale. One great feature Of this book is il
Illustrations which have been drawn at great expense by
the celebrated Artist Stephens Of New York, and
original Some of the best hits Of the times be by
buying this book. 1t will be sold by Agents only. We
feel justified in saying that this book will do good work
the right direction.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-11

On the 9Th when the "Caithumpians' made their
appearance, our Sheriff got thumP that he couldn't
squeeze any laugh out Of woman sat down top Of
his head and crushed him to Garth truth Is sometimes
served In other words the revolving swing in front Of
the Court House door, in operation and he
with the crowd of the containing woman
down his head with full force increasing his bump
veneration to size. He says that of
sheep is nothing compared sitting down on
the top of fellows head
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-11

Mail Trains connect at Rulo with stage for Ruo; at
Table Rock with stage for Pawnee City, and at Tecumseh
with stages for Beatrice and trains of Midland Pacific r. r.
for Lincoln at Nursery Hill.
Diving Stations, White Cloud and Table Rock
Mail Train South connects at Atchsnn with trains for St
Louis and Kansas City upon each side Of the river go
p M and b. & NJ. train for Chicago, at $40 P. NJ also
connects at Troy Junction with Mail ST. 10. d. c. r.
r., reaching St Joseph at 200 p. NJ.
Mail Train North connects at tchsnn with trains from
St Louis and Chicago and closely Troy Junction with
trains from St Jo. for Hawatha Seneca Harysvle Fair
bury, Meridian and beyond
Rnio Accommodation South, connects at Troy Junction
with trains the West for ST. Joseph and will
at Atchison with trains for Topeka and watervile.
Rnlo Accommodation North. will connect at Atchson
with trains from Topeka and at Troy Junction with train
from St Jo. going west
Freight Trains have attached for the accommO
dation Of local travel.
F. r. FIRTH Supt. and Chief Engineer.
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CURED Z Waheaa Tie FssFih sfJuy Carssre Liver.
osss . by assst twelve ys.n - III $50 ny =
Via &c Il he barrels e ~ vspn vas ascksfksd the
ha psssi.x thssasA ~ hanA ssda1D ~ bsly. 4s1sa1
assissasee ~ q ace amnssA 0As esssl1 hvsseig>.
tss a he vOuna 1aAa ~ vieAsss - she - ds3sr
nine vhethsr Any 4 ~ NJ 0y II 49, ht.rsA ~
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-11

Among our new advertisements will be found the
law card Of N B. Wood popularity known Boney Wood"
He has lately had rush Of business Of the be-
ing pretty tough and knotty-n fact about hopeless But
he has taken strategic all Of them and saved his
clients money Entrust your legal business .Boney'
and If in the papers he will bring you all right
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-11

We acknowledge the receipt from the officers Of IN
Kansas State Agricultural Society, Of . complimentary
ticket to the State Fair to be held Topeka from
to the 10th of September
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-11

We not on time with Issue this week. Nov
ing and having of the matter reset has thrown
several days behind In short time will be all right
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-11

-Hy You want . watch or clock repaired, to buy
good tmepiece, kind ofewey warranted to be all
right find out just the place you want by reading
the card Of L. d. Stocking.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-11

A Postmaster in this County received from some
Eastern establishment flaming handful ofsome Greeley
catchpenny with the request printed at the top
please stick this up He added two words to the line
and sent the bills back What those two words is
conundrum but If Greeley is elected that Postmaster
loses his SCALP
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-11

CLOSING OUT AT Cosr-MessrS Lysasht and Barrett
closing out their entire stock Of good and offering them
for cost Persons wishing cheap Dry Goods Groceries,
Boots and Shoes Hats and CapA &c. cannot find better
cnnortunity. See advertisement
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DONIPmAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge I'd Judicial District-P. L. HuBBARD.
County Commssioners-JoHS L. BLAIE, HENRY STEELE
JosEPH RANDoLrH.
Bherif-SANuEL MAQuuxKy
Sreasurer-RoBERT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARIKs RAPPELYE.
District Clerk-FRANK BROWN.
County Attorney-JoEL HoLT.
Probate Judge-JoHN G. GoRDoS.
Register Of Deeds-DUScAS MCINTOSH.
School Superintendent-D. W. BRowx.
Coroner-l- T. HOLLAND.
Sarveyor-HENRY WILSON.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-07-11

LuNBER-In building up town, an idea has long pre-
vailed that Of the most necessary items is lumber
This is the way Clement Pope looks at it, and prepared
to supply the wants Of town and country with pine lumber
Of all kinds and dimensions cheaper than the
ship it from the Wholesale points, His advertisement
appears this week.