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Centaur Imminent.

There is pain which the Centaur Linment will no.
relieve swelling II win not subdue, and no lameness
which 1t viii not This strong language but is
Where the parts gone its effects marve
lous 1t has produced Of rheumatism, neural
gia lockjaw. palsy, spraus sweIlings eakedbreasts
scads burns salt rheum ache. &c, upon the human
frame and OF strains SPAWN gals, &C. upon animals in
year than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began. It is irritan aheallng pain
reliever Cppes throw away their crutehes; the lame
walk poisonous bites readered harmless and the
ded healed without scar II is no humbug. The
cept is published around each bottle 1t is selling
article before sold and it sells because it does just
what it pretends to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism pain swelling deserve to suffer IL they will
not Centaur Linment More 1000 certificates Of
remarkable including frozen limbs chrOncrheuma
tsm govt running tumors &C., have been received. We
will send circular containing certificates the recipe &c.
gratis any requesting it, One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth hundred dollars
for spawned sweeDied horses and mules for
worm in sheep lniment is worth your
attention No family should be without Ceuaur Lnimeut
J. b. RosE & Co. New York
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Another midnight serenade at Kilkennys Garden last
Monday night Several converts are reported.
sehemerhOrn was in town. on last Monday. he sf
ter corn.
Henry Rainey of the Daily Herald of St Joseph.
in town. on last Saturday II Mr. Raney reflects the pO
tica opinions of That sheet surely has taken another
departure, rather the radical side Of Democracy
Donel Qunn residing south of town. Htt with sad mis-
fortune by losing his -atre Fall wheat CROP Of 400
bushels MI Quinn the stack smoking and it is
supposed FIRE fell from his pipe and after stacking it,
was some time before il discovered when the whole
stack was on fire inside The result is the loss of lis
tire crop Of wheat
We are sorry to learn that Rev. Geo w. Wood is quite
sck with fever BE was NIT able 70 Gil both appointments
on last Sunday.
The Christian Church preparing to build them
handsome church building at this place They had up
Sunday last, 81. 400 pledged towards it,
The Parsonage is a,ni completed and ready plas
tering.
The lumber for the new store house arrived also lm
Der for Frank McCaul-y's residence.
There five buildings under contract to he put
up between now and Fall Say Severance improving
Considerable comment i made on Justice Gin in the
way be rendered his decision the Hickey case After
ordering one Of the party Jail for 30 days he
cnded to change it tn fine of Ten Doa'snot enough for
being drunk and raising the much less
midnight Ku Kluxing.
While the whole country around has been complaining
because they get rain Severance has been blessed with
at least four rains each day for the last month viz Doc
Rains and family.
great deal Of sickness abounds throughout the coun
try and without rain II will be The mercury reach
ell ios in tho shade last Saturday. and Sunday
Some fields Of corn are 50 dry they will almost burn
The Farmers Club met on lad Saturday It Is not
known whether they passed any important resoluons
or not Some speeches were made By Frank Babcock
President Garten. and Others.
1t is rather for this kind Of business still II goes
on after this way:
MARRIEDon Sunday. August 10th at the residence Of
the brides father by Rev. G. W. Wood. Mr. D. H. Rob
erts To Miss Libbie Chrnoweth. all Of Severance
On the 9Th of August the Francis Street Methodist
parsonage, St Joseph, by Rev. L. K Hendrix Oscar B.
Carroll Of Hawatha Kansas and Miss Adde yiekery Of
Severance, Kansas.
There has been thirty Ave thousand bushels Of
small grain shipped from this place. crop by
our different dealers up to this date.
r. Small Co., Of the ssverenc- mills are putting in
0horse power engine their increasing
mands.
The foundation for W. d. Rppey's building is under
way.
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Highlnnd IteIns.

Red hot Thermometer lo4 in the shade. on Sunday.
Rev. j A. MeAfre Greek Professor in the Highland
University has returned frum his Eastern tour
Rev. G. Clark is home visit from the West where
he is engagcdn organizing Sabbath Schools and Churches
The l. G. n. s. never sweets) is in Hourshng con-
dition
We had only three fights Saturday in which old men,
young men, and colored gentlemen participated We
withhold at present hoping may again
Mr. Robert Mailer, of Troy has entered into partner
ship with W. H. Bush, of Highland They design open
ing up general store at LeOna They both No. men,
and predict for them big trade.
The Nobs had their pic mic party returned last week
Mr.. L. H. Smedey furnished the party in fine style with
ice cream. lie has their thanks-no more.
Mr. E Evans seriously injured by his horse falling
upon him.
We understand new bank will be started here about
the first Of September.
game has been started called pitch and toss
heads win tails you lose said be perfectly infatuat
ing
A happy man. Mr.. Phio Foster was greatly rejoiced
because II w.s boy.
Work has already commenced upon the new NJ. E.
Church.
DIED.-On saturday August 9th, Francis l.. daughter
of James and Amelia Knepp aged months.
On Sunday, August 10th. Arthur Of Mrs Mellow
ell, aged and months
On Sunday, August 10TH Laura daughter of E. and Har
riet Snyder, aged year and months. SAcKEr.
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Doniphan Items,

Mrs Martha Elliott living in Geary City wife of John
Elliott committed suicide last GEEK by shooting her
brains with a navy revolver. The for such a
tragic is not known but it is generally believed she
partially insane.
We attended Sunday School pic mic the farm Of Jo
seph Beauchamp Independence Creek last Friday and
enjoyed oursef hugely Judge Blair. Of County
and such vocal music heard before and doubt
can excellcd by any school in Kansas Among
female singers we noticed Miss Manda Glenn Miss Kate
Boon, Miss Jane Clem Miss Hagernan, Miss Tates and
Others The singing conducted by Mr.. Powell Rob
and Frank Kingston. The table perfectly sen
did and every body fully satisfied there much left
for as many more There about three hundred per
sens on the gr,und. All honor is due Judge Blair
Aaron Clem Miss Mda Glen, and others for the great
made Of it.
Regular trains are now running the ST. Joseph To
peka Railroad.
The river is falling falling like cataract but away
to nothing.
Doniphau itself again. Sickness abaed and more
deaths.
There mad dog in town. last week. that bit several
other dogs before he killed Mr.. Messenger Frick
Frankns sawyer says the dog bit him the hand but
it only bruised the skin preventing absorption of the rab
id saliva.
Robert Tracy will carry Wayne Township, by heavy
majority, for County Treasurer
Have mercy the Republican Sol, and don't behave
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A Word 20 Travellers.

We have word ia in favor # the Missouri Pacific
Railroad II the pioneer" line westward end il the
ld reliable" route N st Lsuis With the improvements
which have been made during the past year b--ve
that the Missouri Pacific Rsirnsd he's the track end
the finest and safest equipment ot suy line west Of the
Mississippi II il the cny En- which runs thrue daily ex.
press trains Of FIVE Coaches and Pullman Sieepers enn
ped with the Miller platform and the patent air brake
from leading points In the West through Kansas CITY S
dalia and jefferson Gity to 81 louis ihsvt cans>
meeting at ST. Louis ~itn evsn Bseren through
points North, East and SouI Particular information.
with maps, time tables, &c. be- had at the various
Through Ticket Railroad Stations in the West npnn
personal written application Ia G. H. Brxt-r w-ern
Passenger Agent Kansas City No. Z. A. Ford Gn-r,
al Passenger Agent st Louis, No. janis
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Real Esiate Traasferr, PiIed fer Record Dur
ing the MeRth OF Jsir.-1S53.

Joseph A. Wood and wife to Angie S. Hull south half
Of southeast quarter section II township range 10
sI.330
School District No. 81 to Roderick W. Hunt Lots and
Block 9. Troy ESQ.
Thomas J. Ferguson to William B. Craig Lots and
Block Is wathena; $500.
John C. Zimmerman and wife to Anna Z. and L. A.
Beardsey in southwest quarter of northwest
quarter section 20. township J, range 81; 81 90.
Morris Dawson and wife John p johnson u acres
in north and northwest quarters section Is township
. range 49, slO0.
Maria and Oliver Hamilton to Henry Pridgeon the
north Of south quarter section township
2 range p $500.
James W. McCleIand to Jacob Sarrer north half Of
quarter township range 81; g. 100
Richard Hulse and wife d. u. Rose west quar-
southeast quarter section 81 township range sI
s7OO
Rhoda Smith to Lucy NJ Mcnonal east half Of north
quarter section H. townships range 90 81 and Love
and Affection.
Thomas J. Wilkinson and wife tn Sylvester F. Morris
halle southeast quarter section township range
10; 81, 800
Joseph Elliott and wife John L. Motter southwest
quarter Of southeast quarter section 81 township range
q; $500
Loden and p. n Stubs to Susan A. Wheeler. Lot 9,
Block 20 Troy; $50.
Joseph d. Furrow and wife to Mary Harrison, north.
quarter section Is. township s range 81; 1915.
Heirs Of Robert G. Mansfield to Oscar Pengra south
quarter of northeast quarter section % township
range ai sl25.
Henry NJ Campbell. and wife to Bayless s. Campbell
north half Of southeast quarter section - township
range 49, saOOO
Emma B. and william Bishop James Haft southwest
quarter section and half southeast quarter
tion % township ., range 49, $1,000.
Matthias Bucher and wife to Jane Plowman Lot =
Block L. wathena: $50.
Heirs of Peter Marof TO Anna Marof south quar-
of north quarter section township range %
siOO.
Heirs of Robert G. Mansfield (by Guardian) to Oscar
p Penra undivided onethird Of half Of northeast
quarter and north half Of southeast quarter Of north cast
quarter and south half Of quarter of northeast
quarter section - township ? range 81; 600
Alfred Fent"n and wife to Henry Myers. southeast
quarter section S. township Z. range 90 $1,000.
Enoch NJ. Fenton and wife Henry Myers sOuth-w
quarter section 9. township 4 range %. saOoO
White Cloud City Company to James S Easley, many
lots in White Cloud; 81.
QUrrcLAM
William Rankin and wife to Highland University, Lot
t. Block Lot Il Block Lots and Block lOr;
Lots and BlocksO and Block 49, Highland; sI
Etenne Simon 10 Joseph Corbert Lots and TO- Block
wathena; 500.
Benjamin Harding and wife u William r. Craig. Lot I,
Block Is North wathena; 81. a.
Pliny S. SOper aud wife to Susan A. Wheeler Lot .
Block D. Troy; S45.
XXX. Stout to Franklin Brown 10 in southwest
south quarter section I6 township range
81 sl0O.
NJ r. Brown to Friedrich Lyman Block - East Troy;
Sheriff s Deed, $3.50
Doniphan County Mrs N. B. Tracy, Lots T. O. TO- H.
II Block 2s Troy; tax deed. sI.i0.
William x. Sears to Margaret J. Sears Lots and 10
Rlock 1 East Trnv. Sheriff
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PEEyEcrSeA TnLR.-we have recently heard of an in.
cdent illustrating the eareleness penurousness Of
many persons whereby they fail have real trans
fers recorded and thus break the chain of title The
er IF some lots in wathena upon which he had valuable
Residence had long been worried over lost link in the
title o. the prupcy which he cn.d succeed in =.
curing Finally he made thorough OVERLAPPING the
Recorders books with the r. ssse--s. Then prp-
ped into the head Of the Recorder ta; former old res.
dent Of wathens who subsequently, removed to Iowa
Point whtrc ne died several Rgn lad handled and
transferred gpod deal Of w-tarEs property and had
been notn.susy dlnqrcnt. in the Of keeping Up
the rrenrd. lac proposed t;t when he got It'll
leisure be would and rsnsaek the papers Of
ceased in search Of the lost deed He vent maie thor
eush oyerhaulng of the papers, whore he found large
quantity Of deeds but not the he looking for lie
mp the search got ntn hs buggy and s;a-.n:
of when CITIZEN wko had got of what icing
on, running up. and handed him paper baly seized
with mud saving his little girl had found IT Blowing about
the STREET sHmrtime before and perhaps itsbt what
war wanted Tie paper en Ens. pr wed e. be
identical deed that ater-aud ihs the ola of
title restsr-d!
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F. any other length of time in accordance with tho
80, rafs,s which apply only to regular advertising.
~ p,;ness cards Of Zines or less = year
E- Zeal and transient advertisements. 81 per square
e. he t insertion and 80 cents per square for each sub
Sisi Notices will be charged 50 per cent extra and
.diiorisl advertisements and personal communications
P;gbt lines Of solid EOnpare1 make one square. All
fractions of half square and over are counted as full
advertisements requiring to be certified TO- will be
CHARGED the cost OF certifying in addition to the regular
transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance
rzSTJOB WORK Of all kinds done on short notice, As
lo1 y. Inc times will admit AL Job Work must be paid
for when taken ffum the Office
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CHICAGO MARKET.

JllICAtO. Au-lst II
Fourth good demand
wheat-Active and advanced: No. spring 81 ia 1874;
Nh 81 - cash; 81 isl August 81 IL September; No.
81 II.
Corn-Active and advanced; No. mixed: sSc bid cash
August.
Oats-DuI AMI a shade lower; NJ. s3ie; spot or Al
gust 26c.
Rye-Fair demand: No. . Coo.
Professionally sales SIC 90.
Lard-Firm: ac asked.
Bulk Meats-Steady; shoulders qnotble 7sc sides 81
9ic.
Bseon-Quict and unchanged
Catle-Unchsnged; isht sales; fair to choice native
steers "a 1915 IS: Texans 50 aSd3 -.
Hoss-Aetve and firm: "a i0dI 65 fir medium tn heavy
Savannah lets; e. $50 ie5 for light grades with few COM
m ronnh lots 4 q Is
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Tribute Of Respect.

Died the morning Of the 10th day Of August A. ID.
1873 Col SIDNEY TESSEST.
when good man dies angels weep" But seldom Is
the recording pen brought into requison with the
feeling sadness that actuates the writer Of this tribute Of
respect to the memory Of Of Mature Nublemen.
welread lawyer firm in his principles of right has
passed away Of the abest Uouneos Of the Law has
gone from midst trust 10 reap the reward cf the
just A graduate of Yale College, well Of the Law
School Of Csdwsader Of Philadelphia, with his mind
rchrd by the classic Of Luther Martin and
his legal and forensic cumparos he West in le5l
and he the able editor of the Cycle paper published
Joseph No. in Ie56 From ST. Joseph he came into
Northern Kansas, sBd became largely identified
with the interests Of s-cfion.
The oldest lawyer has eft Let hope thst he Is
not dead but sleepeth-"
Regtieseut IN Paos.
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ST. LcUIs. August IL.
Hrmp-Cuchaug,d. demand light.
Flnur-Cuiet aud weak.
Wheat-Firm and fairly ACTIVE. No red fall 81 sI: No.
81 81 in elevator sample medium to prime Sold 81 3Oa
3Ts: No = u 40dI a.
C"rn-Dull and lower: NJ. mixed 81 Q33c: spot offered
3sie.
Oats-Frmer; No. 5d2sic
Rye-Lower and unsettled; buyers holding Of; No. ?
50 G5c
Pork-Steady and firm as 15dI7 co.
Dry Salt Mrats-Nc sales.
Bacon-Stif; shoulders ssa9sc; clear rib lOsc; clear
sides lOI bile
IAard-ChnIce &C. sunifbzr-tirrce 1lc.
Catte-Dull far to choice shipping lots a 75d5 ~:
Medium good butchers 3 7OG4 20.
Hogs-Quiet at e. 25di CO.
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Interesting 20 Farmers.

The citizens Of the County. who propose planting "rrh
ards will find il tn their advantage to give their patronage
to T. Snyder Of the Prairie Nurseries Highland who
keeps perhaps the largest stock in the STATE and f
nish them low the class Of
purchased at from any Of the leading Nurseries of the
try. Mr. has had lcng experience in the business in
this County and has thorough knowledge of all the var
cites adapted to this climate Prrties WIN deal with him.
be assured that all orders will Ne filled with tho variety
wanted. He keeps everything to he found in rstelass
Nursery and socits the patronage of the public Apply
to the proprietor
Z. SNYDER Highland Kansas
Or to G. G. BRIDGEs Troy uly lift
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A. z. & A M.

Wy WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No "a A T. & A.
wv NJ meets at their Hall third story Of Weeks
Building the Levee Wednesday night before
the Full Moon in each month and every weeks there
after. l. l. ORION, W. III.
JAS NJ. MAcKOY Sec'y.
sMITHTON LODGE No. l. A. F. & A. NJ, meets at
their Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon and every two weeks thereafter Visiting
Brethren cordially invited
T. J. vASDERsLICE, W. NJ.
W. TREvETI Sec
MASONIC.-TToy Lodge No s.. A. +. and A. Masnns
meet at their Hall Monday evenings before the full
Moon each month and the second SATURDAY night there
after Z. q. BRllDGES W. NJ
p S. SOPER Secretary.
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SUIcnE-A dreadful Of suicide occurred at Gcary
City in this County, Monday evening Of last week
Of which did receive in time for last week
revolver from her husbands trunk lay down The bed
and deliberately blsw her bFans at Persons ho beard
the report and went Immediately to the spot found her
already dead
There several different versions Of the Of the
act One is that she spirtualist and not in her
right mind as matter Of coursel Another story Ia "a
the effect that she had been engaged in intrigue with
married man and that the wife had detected IL and
upbrzided her for IL
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Castoria Is than substitute for Castor OIL 1t
Is the only s article in existence which certain to
simulate the foot regulate the bowels wndcos and
produce natural sleep II contains neither minerals
phne or alcohol and is pleasant to take Children need
not cry and mothers may rest febl3yI.
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HEAp on CrnAn AUGUST 10. Is7a

HEAD OF CEDAR August 10. 1873.
10 the Editor If the CHG:
SE-I would like 10 make suggestion bore 1t Is not
intrusive.
The people generally object to the Republican account
Of its obsceDity Some Of them through it, columns sug
gest change in this respect The RepbioaH and pat
object strenuousy other newspapers copying
much from the CHEF Now the Republican only needs de
ceucy to be terably good paper 1t will he read by
sons who hate Sol Mler-aDd by others This class
ought 20 he reached. They need enehtcument-pntcal-
ly, morally socially They ought not to be damned with
ont chance 1t isn't fair. Nov, for the suggestion:
Let the Republican quote from the Ch sdopt its ideas
steal bodily II necessary fou ts editorial columDs IL
might be- that it wouldn't he original paper
sidered At the time dont you ses infusion Of
sense would be dripped through Its columns and very
commendable cass Of csens ocod be reached But shove
ALL its Wit would be decent and tie relieved from
nastinees- YourS GRASGER
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. T.

.Sre<ss I. o. o. T.
NWSF WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 6. /. o. Of
q. F., meets at Odd Fellows Hall second
story Of Buskrks Building Main Street; every Sat
uFday evening at o'clock Brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
GEO. W. PIKE, n. G.
GEORGE L. MOORE r. s.
TROY CITY LODGE No. b. /. o. O. F.. meets every
Tuesday night in their Hall C. Lelands store Troy
Kassas. II L. McADAMS, n. G.
G. W. STRAHAN, r. s.
HIGHLAND LODGE. No. g., l. O. O. F. meets every
Saturday night, in the Myers & Closs's Dur
S. ". TROwBRIDGE, y. G.
VIM BRAZIER r. s.
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p Capt J. X Fisher Dr. W. L. challiss and others,
Of Atobisou started hunting trip to Nebraska Mon
day As they bad Sheriff Msquken securing the oouo'ry
for week In quest Of al the hunting dogs that could be
borrowed begged jayhawked there IL ground to suspect
that game win have ta suffer roue
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The Atlantic Pacific Railroad Company offers 200 coo
Of land in Central and Southwest Missouri from
s. TO sl2 per years time with free
tation from ST. Louis to all purchasers Climate sn tim
ber mineral wealth. schools churches and law abiding
ciety invite eigrans from all points this land Of
and flowers For particulars address, A Tuck Land Gem
missioner. st Louis No. jamie.
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REBUs-This Of the most ingenious REFUSES ever
devised 1t got up by the Duke Of Wellington while
in exile at St. Helena and refers exploit Of Of his
vorte Genera The beauty oft is that the person who
reads correctly has the privilege Of sitting EN- up for
the crowd;
General BBBB HE CCCC SoHth TO take the TIT
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~ Rev. Mr. Mahan Of the Methodist Church Of this
place informs that he will r-lnquish his charge here
and Iowa in the Of three four weeks
this being rendered account Of the III health
of persons connected with hs family Rev Mr. Leak. OF
Douiphan will an hIs place for the remainder Of the term
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u Jes has traded the City Hotel in this place, for
. distiery in Buchanan County Mo- he isas yet unde-
cided whether to Il in its present location
move it 10 point In this County But whatever be
does think may safely in the language Of
other that hell make market for your and wheat
and rye: snd he make quor that drink your an
oft at night you'll be neither sick sore have the
headache In the morning
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Farmers, Picnic.

There will he Farmers Picnic the farm of James
NJ Trant ESQ., 9. miles north Of Troy Saturday. Au-
gnst 10th Is73 general invitation is extended to farm
ers, without regard to organization Come all,
business Of Importance farmers will be transacted.
BY order Of the Committee.
Z. D. McCLELLAND, President.
r. s. HINcKLFY Sci rrtary.
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: Price Raid Soldiers. call on me a

- Price Raid Soldiers, call on and get your Scrip
cashcd. will collect all kinds Of Government Claims
Pensions Bounes &c Agent for Phoenix Fire Insurance
Company; Justice of the Peace Notary Public; Real Is
tate and Claim Agent viii be in Troy every Monlav.
Z. W. STRATTON.
Doniphan Els
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" There Is good deal of rabhittruck sbou the White
Cloud Leaders of the marriage II Paddy Mcclure %
daughter Of the old chief White Cloud We think there
but two Of the White Cloud girls md lesson Is mar
ied to them both; and they nicer looking womsn than
the Leader describes
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~ Dr. z Il. LeDue returned bone. on Monday after
an absence Of three four months IN the part
the state During his absence be has taken homestead
pot In twenty o oorD PrcsPsed over large extent
Of country and captured large amount Of buffalo meat
besides accommodating number II pounds Of meat Of his
OWL We believe be eoneuplstes taking mp bis perma-
pent rrsideoce at PhiIIIpSburg. In PHILIPPE county.
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IL Neal Peterson, the "oldtme shoemaker OF Troy,
has returned from the mouptau fat and hearty and has
accepted situation at the Boot and shoe Store Of C. G.
Bridges where be win be glad at all tmee 10 zee his old
friends ard take their orers Peterson is known as one
Of the best boot makers In Northern Ksnsss-