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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-10-09
JOB PRINTING.

Having determined to devote more atten-
ton hereafter to job printing than we have
done in the past, we would inform the public
that our office is now we'll supplied with new
type of the latest styles, and the best ma
chinery in use; and with choice stock of
inks, cards, papers, &C., we are prepared to
execute as good work as can be done any
where in the United States. Orders for
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-10-09

The track of the North Carolina Central
railway has been completed to Wadesboro
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pendent and so disinterested in its wholesome
teachings. The dogs are kept solely for Or
nament, as they certainly cannot be useful ;
and besides, they are more easily maintained
than sheep or hogs. The happy owner Of a
smart hound knows that the animal can make
a living off his more unfortunate neighbor.
So deeply is the instinct of selfpreservation
planted in these dogs that they improve every
opportunity for stealing lunch. Not long
since, good lady, in anticipation Of visit
from one of the canine tribe, cleared the re-
mains of the evening meal from the table,
and satdown in the adjoining room in fancied
security but behold her astonishment when
the dog punctually entered, bounded upon
the table, and seeing only the lighted candle,
voraciously seized it and made hasty tracks
in the direction of the straw-stack. which was
right foraence the barn, and the barn was near
all the other buildings! The alarm of fire
was sounded, and general hue and cry pre-
vailed. But the excitement was quite unnec-
essary. The dog had swallowed the candle
light and all-and by strategic movement
returned to the house, and in nosing about
stuck his head in a pot of boiling coffee, in
turn becoming more highly excited than his
wrathful pursuers. At least that is the way
the lady of the house accounted for the dogs
loss of his eyes by virtue of hot shower
bath.
In the good old days Chatham county pro-
duced largely Of cotton and tobacco. The
people were large shareholders and they dis
posed their labor in the manner best calcula-
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badly used up man before he gets through
with it. The little general is an orator of the
Sunday-school order-he can say his piece
very we'll when not interrupted but when it
comes to answers, rejoinders and sir-rejoinders,
charges, counter-charges and repartee, and all
that sort of thing, Ames will be as mushy as
clay in the hands of the robust Mississippian.
He will be placed on the defensive and have
to defend his ticket, which is hard job. His
ticket is mean. It's not respectable. Gibbs,
candidate for Auditor of public accounts, is
bad egg. Ames himself has charged him with
being a thief and now he must defend him !!
The candidate for Lieutenant-governor is
negro named Davis, who was formerly bar
Der in Memphis. He was good barber, but
that is no sign that he will make good Gov
ernor, for Governor he will be if the Ames
ticket prevails, as Ames' term in the Senate
does not expire until 1875. All the judiciary
are to be appointed within the next four years,
and the likelihood that a Memphis barber
may have it to do is not pleasant picture for
the Misssissippians to contemplate. They call
Justify for the shades of all their great men to
protect them; but I fail to see what good the
shades of dead men can do when there is twen-
ty.dve thousand negeopajority, all alive and
healthy.
Another negro on the Ames ticket is T. W.
Cardoza. He is charged with once having
been an inmate of the Sing-Sing penitentiary;
but from the known composition of much of
the Radical party in Mississippi, there is moth
ing in this to make fuss about Besides, the
Radicals deny that any of their ticket was
ever in the penitentiary, although the gener-
al opinion is that good deal of it ought to
be. MEMO.
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03
A.r,e.Ia.r.I ssssissses.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The following is the
official report Of the condition of the wheat crop.
Winter wheat is mostly harvested. OF 153 conn-
ties from which reports have been received. 202
are above the average, 165 average, and 3sl be-
Iow OF 800 connti's reporting spring wheat,
lO3 are above the average, lis average, and 6o
below average. The acres If winter is some " hat
increased, Though many fields Of winter was kill
ell, and plow-d mp for spring wheat aud other
crups The acres Of spring wheat is very largely
Increased and especially i'm the northwest. 1t is
unusually promising The crop of Mediterranean,
for 1873, is considered at least eqnal to that of
june 1874 and with equally a. favorable condi-
tions, the yield may I've safely set down At 2do,'
600 600 bushels. Insect ravages, however, are re-
ported IN spring wheat, indicating serious loss IN
some localities.
OATs.-An increased average and an improved
Weld are Indicated in y majority of the States
The maximum csndifiOn lib is found IN virginia,
and the minimum Il in California.
RyE.-Twenty four States report an increased
and ten a decreased average.
WINTER RYE.-Sixtecn states report the condi'
tion above an average. two an average, and the
remainder below. Maximum condition Ito IN
California; minimum 81 in Illinois.
SPRING RYE.-Rs ported in only ten states
Maximum condition los in Kansas; minimum ~
in Indiana.
BARLEY-The condition of winter barley var.
les from Is in Kentucky to 10o in Kansas; II
| ranges from 81 in Indiana, to ia in Missouri.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03
CHICAGO MARKET.
CufcAc0 .Iulv

Flour-Quiet
wh~at-n demand hut at lower ratea closing weak
and at decline No. spring o. 10 spot u 13a August:
No at q No o. o. all grades closing with sell
lers nj above quotations.
Ccru-Fair demand. but at lower rates. No. mixed
-, 3esc regular: 3ltc far fresh spot 3sae July.
OatsEAcive and advanced No. 9ic regular or spot;
2a3c July August
Rye-Firm and q shade higher. No. sol d61c.
Rarley-Dull and nominal. M. fall Sic.
Pork-Steady; tll IS cash: ei4 2saH 50 August
Lard-(luiet and . shade easier: % 056s To-
Bulk Meass-Hrd steady. Shoulders 61063c; abort NIB
&c: long cut 81 0e3c old l""~e.
Bacon-Srady Shoulders TIC; clear rib 9c sugar cur
cd hams ia ll}c all packed
Caite-Fary active and prices hrmer Sales Of prime
wintered Texans l565 I good tn choice native steers
IS .0ds 20. extra Is 00A6 TO- and closed firm
Hoss-Du and lower buyers holding Cd for the decline
Fair to extra 1874 So
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03
Centaar Lsnimeue.

Thers Il pain which TIE Cents.r Linnent win sot
relieve swelling It win subdue and lanepess
which II Vim sot This h stroag language. but 10
trns Who're the pars not gone its effects marve
lous II has produced moro al rhsunatsm, neural
Ga iockjav palsy. sprsins svellnss eaksd-bre
sealda burma alt rheum. earscbe &C. spos the human
Frame and OF ssins spawn. gala &C.. upon animals In
year IN other pretended remedies since the
world began. Il 10 seountsrirrtant anhealisg pain
relisrer Crpples throw their crutches the Lame
walk poissnoss bits rendered harmless and the
ded are healaA without II 10 humbug The 70
ceipt publahed around each bottle 1t Is selling - no
article before sold and sells because II does just
what Il pretends 10 do. Thee who Bow suffer from
rheumatis. pain swelling deserve to suffer they win
Centaur Lnnent More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable including oses imb chrunicrheums.
tsm. sout running tumora &c. have becn rrceived We
viii send circular containing certificates the recipe &c.
grats II any requesting It. One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Centsur Linment b worth one hunred dollar,
for spawned swcenicd horses and mules OF for sersw
In sheep stnckowners-ths linment d worth your
attention No family should be without Csstaur Linnept
J. b. RosE Co.. New York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03
ST. LOUIS MARKRT.

81. LOUIs July l.
Hemp-Dun Strictly prime and choice undreased 20
6iO0.
Flnur-Dull and weak for medium grades More doing
orders FIR choice special kraDds.
wheat-Fair demand for sample lots Of fall. No Offer
ed o. 3 the year: d y bid
Corn-Unchanged. No. mixed IS s36c In elevator; 70
dllc sacked.
sacked.
Rye-Dul,.
Barley-DuIl sud nominal.
Pork-Dull and unchanged.
Dry Salt Meats-Nominal: 81 as asic loose.
Bacon-Held firm Shoulder a 07}c clear rib 9d93c;
clear sides SIC: hams 13d15c.
Lau-Dull and unchanged.
Cattle-Quiet Receipts chiefly Texan Choice natives
e5 So good prime Is l0a5 2S butchers q TOO
Z IS stockers o. 1894 Is wntered Texan a 2504 IS.
Hoss-Quet; a 6Oa4 20.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

1. Frankimg Privilege stolised.
s. Postmasters supplied with official stamps.
g. Official stamps must not lie used except for
official business.
4. Stamp If one department cannot be used
for CORRESPONDENCE Of another.
S. No matter can pass through the mails free.
6. Postage must be collected newspapers
publisl,-d in the county where delivered.
4. Exchanges not free. Publishers must pay
postaye on each exchange received.
g. Postal cards uncalled for are not sent to
the dead letter Office.
@ Postal cards cannot he used q second time.
10, Ordinary cards can be transmitted through
the mails BY affixing one cent stamp, provided
the entire message 10 printed. The address may
be written.
Letters-Thres cents fur every half ounce or
fraction thereof.
Drp Letters-wbere delivered by carriers,
two cents fur each half ounce or fraction thereof
At other Offices. one cent for each half ounce or
fraction thereof
Printed matter-One cent for each two ounces
or fraction thereof Seeds, bulbs cuttings, roots,
scions, chromos and eDgravings arc classed with
printed matter.
Nercbsndise-Two cents for each tvo Ounces or
fraction thereof, limited to tweivesaucea. When
sny of the above matter is mailed wholly unpaid,
and, by insdvertence, reaches its destination,
double rates should be charged and collected.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

tSr JOSEPH INDUSTRIAL Exrosrrox-St Joseph elated
with the Of her Bridge Jsbss has determined to
hold an industrial Exposition and Agricultural Fair cum
eoc,g Nosday September asth lone week previous to
the ST. Louis F.ir and continuing fur week They are
determined make this Fair the most thorough and COM
p-te ever held the West and WIN offer liberal cash Pre-
mums Liberal premiums ~i be offered for speed In hor'
ca and for live stock but nothing will b. omitted to make
the arrangements perfect in every department For INST
Of Prrmums and full information apply :" Edward fles
cher SECRETARY e. yoeeph. No.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

Severance Nee0Do.
Farmers are busy cutting grain Harvest hands
and good hands find ready employment and fair
pay at e25 and t2o per day. 1t 10 feard that barley
will Be poor crop. owing to much raina with wind.
Weather quite w.rm-nercsry reaching lol. last
Friday. In the shade.
Frsm an We can learn We judge the entire country
north ssuth and viii Be here thu eth Every.
thing 10 In readiness Come. all hands, and viii have
good old fashioned time.
r. p Shusky, worthy Township Assessor. paid our
burg visit last week. and thus ending his sasessng
Wolf River Township Ia filling rapidly that Ii takes
longer TO do the work than heretofore However, Mr.
Shulsky made the rnund In about IS days
D. Overholt Of the Kansas Leader paid village
visit on last Monday. With what success did not
learn.
Uncle Len Smith. Of Highland, has established hack
line between Highland and Severance Uncle Len makes
close connection every time Round trip for g. rain
shine.
Money orders can he had at the Post Oce.
on and after July 7th Glad oft
K Small & CO. Of the Severance mill have constant
ders ahead for their excellent -four They cannot be
sxc-ed In for something nice and wholesome in
their line
says Severance the greatest grain shipping point
Northern Kansas Bona knows and he tells the truth
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

Csssssia Is more than substitute for Castor OIL II
ID the only ss article In existence which 10 certain
simulate the food regulate the bowels windcoc and
produce natural sleep II Contains neither minera
phine alcohol and pleasant take. Children need
not cry and mothers may rest febl3yl
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03
..xIrHAy COUNTY DIRECTORY.

a Jadicial District-P. l. HrBBARp.
ao1s CcnmissioDers-JoHs L. BLAZE hkSkf SlEk
JAZZ aiir1sSlsuEI MAoUnKS.
Sssa..srrr-RoHEKT TRACY
ls,rClerk-CHARLEs RarfRLYE-
gens,CI,rk-FRANK BKowN.
LAs ',s treruey-DAvID NJ. JOHNSTON.
tm s,. IuA-,-RoBEgT WHKISsos.
p prs a irrds-DuxcAS McISIosH-
kef.,pJent q Public Instruction-D. ID. ROSE
coY.~,-L T. HOLLAND.
s..,,yor-HExKY WILSON.
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Strayed-Liberal Reward.

~ ~ M. the farm Of Isaac Fieek fssr Dilss md
~ o SSsoG, "a ~ abest Tie l1sk Il June . oay
IN - n. A. by asre three yesrs "a nsEksA
HSs. rrrara vin t. IA ID e.s thrss yliss -
ID lsa1ns = ssear seeevery x2dsss tse sSsys 49,
INV. Ia JOY / isn WIN MANI.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

CUNNING COxDUcroRs CAUGHT-A regular
system Of defrsudinx . railroad company by con-
ductors and ticket agents., has been brought to
light ON the Pittsbur., Cincinnati & st. Louis
line, COMMONLY known the Pan Handle road.
For some time il has been noticed that while the
road appeared tn be doing fine passenger bus'-
cited .uspiciou. Finally detectives unearthen .
regular system of organized plunder. man
buying ticket in Cincinnati for Piftsbnrg would
have Il takenup by the conductor, and receive in
stead . private check, which other conductors
would recognize and Paas the passenger Con-
dmct.,r number one would then return the ticket,
vh;ch Of eourse was uuuutlated. 70 his confetl-
er.se The ticket agent, who would RESELL It, pick
stina md dividing the proceeds. Tho fraud was
so s6ruwdly plasned that it took msnths TO dc.
tect IL, bat o. last il was fully discovered ana
nnrcrous ,srtjCs have been arrested.-Ov Fro.
s;de Frieai.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

I. o. o. F.
Ak WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No G. l. D. Of
O. F. meets ut Odd Fellows Hall, second
v of Van Buskirks Building. Main Street every Sat
,d,y evening at O'Clock. Brthers In good standing are
erJi.ny invited to visit the Lodge.
o WIN. FAIRALL. n. G.
Gas S CAIN. RS.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. g. I. o. o. r.. meets every
S.iurday night in the room Myers Cioses Durs
Store Highland Kansas. CHAS. CASWELLr n. u
E. fRvN. X. s.
TROY CITY LODGE M. "a l. q. O. F.. meets every
7n.-day night In tbsir Hall over C. L@lands store Ty,
Kansas fhANh NJ ihASh' W. W.
g. W STRAHAN RS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

~ SCHOOL ExANE arIox-The closing examination Of
Prof Barrsts schoo tok place last Friday afternoon
in Of bumber Of visitors The exercises consist
ed Of decamafions recitatons competition for
prizes. ETC.
First Singing by class Of eirsexc"llent performance
class German composed Of boys and girs displayed
considerable proficiency. class In Latin examined
which also exhibited good prexress class in History
was next examined and three Of the members compcted
for prize copy Of work by Dickens to be awarded BY
Superintendent Rose. The competition close be-
tween Wood and Piny Soper that prize award
cd to both Misses Gilie Wood and Flora Blair read
ceent essays and Pliny Sper and Miss Anna Wood ap
peared in Decamstions The opening piece spoken
by Pliny Soper defamation by Of Mr.. Saunders,
and the closing piece by Master Albert Perry.
Altogether the proceedings spoke veil for the care be-
slowed upon the school by Prof Barrett
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

The citizens Of the County who propose planting orch
ardA will find 70 their advantage give their patronage
TO Snyder If the Prairie Nurseries. at Highland who
keea perhaps the largest stock the State and can fur
nsh them at low rates the class Of trees can Re
purchased acm any If the leading Nurseries Of
Try Mr. has had ling experenee in tho bustse.. in
this County, and has thorough knowledge Of IN the var
cites ADAPTED 10 this climate Parties deal With him.
be assured thst all orders viii be filed with variety
wanted He keeps everything 70 Be found in nrstelass
Hursery and slics the patronage Of the public Apply
10 the proprietor.
T. SNYDER, Highland Kansaa =
Or 70 c. @. BRiDoEA Troy, My ll-sE
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

u Best Young Hyson r for one dollar per pound, at
Bickford & Sinciair's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

FIRE, AND SUSPICIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES daybreak |
Monday morning the alarm Of fire heard and Ii |
discovered that the unocraped house belonging
John Gray Of the Jail the opposite of
street. FIRE The whole interior Of the building
In flames before they broke and found
es 20 make any effort it, There circumstances
connected with the fire that look ugly The house old
and Of hut little value and insured for $500
d. Mcintosh had mortgage upon for probably all that
was worth which he had taken the preliminary steps On
Saturday to forecose Early Sunday evening John Gray
the owner with anos' about the house
with lantern Different individuals at different hours
saw them there One passing BY seeing light
in the basement looked down. saw two men .p,in.
up boards, Is IL for kpdlng wood lady living short
distance away being ILL., and unable Sleep was sitting
out the porch time after midnight and cold look
fairly into window Of the Gray house. where she two
men with what she took to be lighted torch and they
laid this down in the middle Of the Not very long
after the alarm Of Gre given Under the circumstan
disagreeabe suspicion attaches Mr. Gray which
due regard for his reputation requires he should take
prompt measures In clear mp explain away.
" Strayed stolen, boy about the si,e Of . small
man, with glass eye and wooden leg Supposed be
the son Of carpenter Was last Bedford Sim
eiarA buying Soda Water at cents glass.
10. %. F-The following are the officer. elected for
White Cloud Lodge No for the ensuing term: George
". Pike n G.; Charles Cain. V. c.; George l. Moore R.
S; T. Msnek, Treas; H. =. Macy, Representative 10
Grand Lodge
Troy City Lodge Nc o. has elected the following ON
cers: H. l. McAdams n. G.; q. A. Andrews v. c.; G.
W S,r.han R. S. Daniel Barsk Treas; L < stsst. Rep.
TO Grand Lodge.
Pheni1 Lodge No. Il. Of wsthena. has elected fol
Iowa G. ". Phares n. c.; A. strsab v. G.; Peter Del
ter, R. s.; John Pfaday. p s.; II. Fry, Treas; Ass Nh
ler, Rep. to Grand Lodge
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A. F. & A. NJ.

Wy WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No %, A J: A.
~ NJ meets nj their Hall. third .tory Of Weeks
Building On the Levee Wednesday night on or bsore
the Full Moon each month"; and two weeks there
after. L. L. ORloN, W. u
JAS NJ MAcKoI. Sec'y.
SMITHTON LODGE No I. A. r. & A. NJ, MEETS at
their Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
brethren are cordially invited.
TT. vASDERSLlCE. W. NJ.
W ThAvETT. Sec.
MASONIC-Troy Lodge No s. A. +. and A. Masnns
meet al their Hall Monday evening" before the full
Neon in each month"; and the second Saturday night there
after Z. IT, BhliNES, W. M
PS SOPER Secretary.
LOG T-vincent Lodge, No. l64. meets every Friday
sight Odd Fellows Hall &. Lelands store, Troy
Kansas A. W. BEALE, W. Z. L.
JOHN MAQUILKEN. ". Sec.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

r. correspondent writes tn complain that the
white Cloud itemizer the Republican failed Last week.
tn say anything about Commodore Taylor" We can't
help that Send your complaint where Il belongs or make
due allowance fnr emergencies The reporter may have
had a .uddep demand for q dimes worth Of pesnuts
which prevented having his hesA ont Of the
door for about Ave minutes during that day. and In that
time the rsft may have passed
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

Price Raid Soldiers, eall % - I'D 81 yosr soP
e..heA I win collect an kinds q Gover.Dens CssaeA
Psosos BSunsisa Agent for Ph9nix Fine Inssr.eos
Co.pspy; Justice Of the Pesce; Notary Pssde; keai =
kw, sTRATTON.
pcaffAm, KnA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

Rarass fer Sale.
Duncan McIntesh Agent has two Of the finest im-
proved Farms in Douiphan County for sale. sepl2tf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03
WORKING GLASS y YALE @ rEM.LE
H HOE p11s

These Pills do centain Quinine minerals They
are sugarcoated. Price. 50 Cts. per Bar.
They Fever and Agus Dumb Asue and
Ague Fevers cured speedily. They harmless and
always reliable Directions iufour languages accompany
them.
For sale by al Druggists or sent by mail prepaid.
july3w4-
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R0igrasioa TsrnisS: Cheap Pa
We0e D1tosO0P1s

Wese Missoasi:
The Atlantic Pacific Railroad Coapsny o6srs 800 900
of land in Central and Southwest Missouri from
. to sl2 years time With free tanspoe
tatiun from St Louis to al purchasers Ciimate soil tim
her, mineral wealth. scboas churches and abiding
ciety invite egrants from all points this land At uts
and howe For particulars address A. Tuck Land Con-
missioner, St. Louia No janl6
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

AGENTS.
g N rErrENGILL CO.: y Park Row
ncvp ROwELL CO. 20 Park Row; are our oeiy
cEOk1E IA Advertising Agents in New York
s.ssyIrIp STsxE ST LSun.
s sass comrs Co, Chieag"
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h, th.t s-,d xour complaint where belongs make
due allowance fnr emerrcpcies The reporter may have
had . sudden demand for . dimes worth Of pes-nufs
whoesas which his having his hesA ont Of the
for about 1--WE minutes during that day. and In mat
time the raft may have passed
~ We received call on Monday, from Prcf. Ddns-
more Of Highland University who 10 visiting localities In
Northern Kansas the interest d the University soct
ing or ndents cnotrbuns Il books far the library etc
Scientific Dcpsrueus Be aAdcd to the stadses
If the nsttutios and other improvements viii BE made -
rardiy 10 the means allow. The next term viii commence
on the first Tuesday In September.
p JentiD., Of the Conoordia Land OfRce. gave
Troy hasty call week. leaving his family here for
visit bus taxing himself Il the wines q the gentle -
phyrs He looks good deal like old tmea with perhaps
the exceptIoa Of being little more Patrarchai In appear
ance He 10 very popular out there and al the ensnfs
arc anxious to obtain his autograph
~ Best Black +, esly dollar per pound Il Bsek'
ford 4 Sinclair'a
f<- We received can on wednesday. from Mr.. & ".
Martha editor Of the Ss,ls Record q Madison. wiscos
MI, he d engaged Obtaining the signatures of soldiers
4. pesitioa sskips Casess 10 the Soldier Land
III vsh passeA the House q TIE last session. bot w.
defeated 1, the Senate
c This l. TIE bot ssasss and white pant.lcess are In
vogue They usually very csca end beo"use; but
soaehew bot altogether prepessssed with the
vhite breeches Il the fellow the other day The
rs.r Of wssea we ooald plainly rsaA h .e IstteA Ban
,er Mia Xxx"
rrAsy i.,. q ia.s q sAisss s1sd up ..A A.vs
rssea SAee6 Naauntea. the ShHaeyo complaint he
IN h. t.ied before Esquire vsadershee ct White
ciosA - Tuesday, TIE isth Inst Some folks ought be
| haPpy pew.
er Mr. sAsen.ie Tie telegraph operator At tie June
A.. -. .,usr,sAeA They vpnted h reduca hia
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BALL AZ WHITE cIoUp-we acknowledge the receipt q
Of complimentary esrd fio0 Frank h. Fevssa. d u
City Hote White Cloud b Ball 10 b Evss - frida,
evening July eth white Ciesd has siways bsss setsa ID
her lively bals and judging ca the list q na.ese TN
coming bop viii fan behind any Of s predecessor
AZ the bill for dance and supper b enly sao pr couple
everybody afford 10 dance the 61eeous Fourth