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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

SA1rs OF MoFEY-Atthe regul II monthly meet
ING OF lrnlon Loan Association, Wednesday niFht'
5000 sold at an average premium ot - per cent
Last night, At the regular monthly meeting oi
Norkinnmen's Loan Assnclauo- v5oO sold al 4Vi4
Der cent premium, and 500 ct 59Ha
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

THE BEARDED LADY.-This morning, we
stepped into Chadwick's Museum, No. 2O' w,
Fourth street. and were there introduced to
Madame SquiTes, Of Boston, the famous bearded
lady. The Madame We found TO be pleasant
nice looking lady, possessing a genuine dark,
curling beard, fully two inches long, She con
yersed intelheently and agreeably and is always
ready TO answer questions ChadwiCk's Museum
aIao possesses many other interesting atirac-
tions.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

NOT FoEaoTTEE.-On Christina. morning the
pastor of the Ohvet Presbyterian Church OF this
city, Rev. 4. j. Snyder. was visited by a small
delegation representing hls congregation, and
after the compliments of the season were passed, ,
they placed an envelope IN his hand cont aiming
roll Of greenbaeks Fl considerable amount: and
especially considering the ability Of the pastor,
together with letter expressing their esteem and
appreciation aud the hope that the pleasant Iela-
tions which now exist between pastor aud people
may long be continued. From the fact that tins
was the birthday of The pastor and his wife, gave
the occasion an additional interest. In addition
to the above gilt beautiful cane was presented,
which serves a supplement 10 the pastors S,ip.
port a something on which TO lean III his weary
pilgrimage. THIS token of respect Is dOubly ap-
prrpreclAted, because the material Of which il
made was brought from the battle field Of
New Orleans. The thanks of the pastor and fam
ily are due to the klnd-heaIted little flock of their
charge.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

T. BRINGuUEST & CO.. Drug. 's. corner
and Market FireetsW ilminetsu, having been APP
Ioinfed agents inr this valuable aud ropultr b"h
inimttt sIefuly prepared jo sut5.iy j " boe. ale
sAl retail at the manufacture lrrct'
dtaN&W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
CURRY POWDER

A popular kitchen requisite Of Ea,, India origin
Tor havOrinF SOUP, meat, iow.., game. caIsuts.
chow chow &c IA small portion imPafung very
agreeable. slightly puugent, aroma. Prepared
nom tie genuine Teceiut hN
EBEINGHI R@f 4 CO.,
AuothccaTes.
Corner sixth snd Mari. at streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

UPSET. Robert Morrow had his collar bone
broken in two places through the upsetung OF
his carriage about three weeks ago. After
the accident Mr.. M. s horse ran away, leaving
him in the road. AS badly hurt as he was he
walked to the house of Robert McFarean, some
four miles distant, with whom he Is boarding.
lie is rapidly, recovering and will soon be
well. Ills horse was stopped at the toll
rAlp
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

MALF0RMATION.- Charles Aatlaek
at the Light House, recently caught a musk
rat Ia trap that had no hind legs. II is rare
med.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

The Cleveland waahgwOmen complain oi
chinsss compesision.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

PRAISE MEETNd.- Another OF those delightful
and popular Praise Meetings will lie held IN the
West Presbyterian Church, on next Sabbath even
ing 1t will consist of Christmas carols Jnd songs
OF the year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

DIsoEnEgIN CoNpUCT IN THE THEATRE.--On
Wednesday night, a drunk and disorderly charac
ter, known as Winnie CoYle, created a dislur-
bance hy assaulting parties, in the gallery OF the
Grand Opera House. The confusion created 10y
his actions frightened several ladies down stairs
Special officer Legg, went up aud arrested Coyle
and took hIm TO the City Hall cells. Yesterday
lie vas tiicd before Mayor Simms, fined $j and
costs, aud held 10 bail, in the sum OF S300,to keep
the peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
|. ADJ rs,

h All if'' 20, O., -. SIons
We have "a lrge stock yt OhlIIeh : ~ ,sry
thst rn,st he .nll an ana examine, theN are N'IS
cbSs cbSs ~ ~ W WI GABtGCk CO.,
gll Market 81. a doors below Fourlh,
RssruPrIov or SrECls PAYMENT " m. VI. InHH- I.,H
- Z "a an MarKet street, doors belI" ~. -
III LII 10 .;irsr in exchange i,r Boot, an' noes !"
Wr,i,c5 H. pxtcut they don't want too mu'h 81 IT,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
Wm. S. WAIT
No. 1909 Market street,
PLUMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER,

Wishes his frieni7 AMI patron, 30 know that lie has
resumed bushes N the above bTAures aud would
desire renew their custom here .niore literally
bestowed. lie " rreT iTs' to de- all Kinds of work
in his line. aui submit Iiuites ui cp.t. gnarau-
teeing 10 flush all 'nuirlrt- amt complete AL iobs
In the most
SUBSTANTIAL 4 WORCESTERSHIRE MANNER
Satisfaction 1, all viii be my am, anl the smaI
Ht,sihie pr pHt rnIrgat.
t4ivA "A call. sB29-t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

Mems Caters s. and VI,
Mems Boots. s. and up
ladies' Shoes, 81 ~ and upl
~ ''' ''' HAECOCk & BRO.
gu6 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

AsGaonAs Not&ithstandng the hard
times our dealers in confectionery and fancy goods
rcpo-t their Christmas sales as large tins year MS
usual Several confectionery establishments sofa
,,, tbcir entire Christmas stock, whereas at pr.
vious seasons they have always had some to carry
over.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

TTiHTs AND Row5.-Yesterday, IN the eastern
ana western sections Of the CITY, nights and brawls
were numerous, though none Of serious import
occurred, except cutting ARRAYS, winch We men
ton elseNherr. Fighting wliskey was freely IN
duired IN, aud, as result, many heroes OF hard
fought battles can be seen, 10 day, with eyes in
mourning and noses spread all over their faces.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26
-uoer pJ-pCUASTNG

Poois and shoes AZ }l3 Market street door. ee
low Foarth have the advantage ct se'e''nA ""u
IaTga ana N"'''u NV Wi. Il. BNBG0CK CO.
.-.r--.. ,... T,,,, - 'T,ll the truth and shame
olj S,isn there is no getting around 1t; what We
have ssid said aud the rabt 6'ar u 'ut gnter IN @
SUI S,5 ,rt iur doors t,ioE 4ih. =, thc Ilar"
50 hArhe' S''''' WN H. nNECO'k co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

NAMAN.--At the Dad Fellows Hall, Wednes-
day night, yesterday afternoon, and last night,
Wymam, the Wizard gave performances to audi
cnces which fairly packed the Hall and delighted
tsosc present Lv his sleight of hand tricks and
wonderful illusions. The useful presents which
ne cave away Wcrr a source ot vslue, rs well rs
pleasure, 10 The recipients. lie perform, again,
tonight. Go and get present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

FoUND IN 4 DIrCH.-Last night, about eight
O'Clock. "a man named Grimes, living over Market
street bridge, found man lying aloug the CAUSE
way. parity lu ditch, and nearly frozen. lie
uulled the unfortunate wretch out, and took him
Ia an adjacent hotel, where lie was warmed and
dried. lie had fallen into the ditch while wan
,lrriu,r aronnd in a drunken state
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

p,,Icr CAsTs -CMi>imas Wh,skcy ii wed lrve-
.Iv Wrlursdsv night aud yesterday, the result be
mo uolice record tins morning, OF nineteen cases
,,sl r,nped from % cents to -, while tie co 5
,-a,,. added to each case, cases OF SERIOUS import
we're tried.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

Assault ON AN OFFICER.-0 On Wednesday night
as oificel Bonner was coming along Ninth street
with two coorcd men whom he had arrested ior
he was struck m the head by a large
stone. thrown by some unknown person, and
kueeGeI viovutly to the pavement. Before he
could recover hms II OF his prisoners escaped.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-26

BE WISE To-Day ris madness 10 neglect +
cough or cold. however slight Consumption may
follow, and though Dr.. MistaI's Balsam 81 Wil'
Cherry has frequently cured this mu'h ereane'
disease. il almost invariably cures the primary
diseases ct the throat, lnnss and chest, where
other remeaies fail.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-30
A Word - Travellers!

We have word to in favor Of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad II the pioneer line Westward, and is the
old reliable st Louis. With the improvements
which have been made during the past year. believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track and
the finest and safest equipment Of any line west Of the
Mississippi 1t is the only line which three daily
press trains Of five Coaches and Pullman Slcepers, equip
ped with the Miller platform and the patent air brake
from leading points in the West through Kansas City Sc
dalia and Jefferson City to St Louis ,rom change con-
Meeting at st. Louis with csren different through routes to
points North East and South Particular information.
with maps time tables. &C.. may be had at the ,arious
Through Ticket Railroad Stations in the West upon
personal written application to e. H. Baxter Western
Passenger gent Kansas City Mo, Z. \. Ford Gener-
al Passenger Agent st Louis. Mo. janis
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New York Tribune.
I 3.

New heretofore The TRIBUNE strives I" be nTt :" All
and pre- eminsntly ne',s paper c.,.,x .r.Ju,,l,,
permeatsd with Republican icasSpain s~ayins IN t.
ncrvelrs grasp ruler too good for Hing and 700 Te
that blocks the entrance Tn our Gulf Of Mexico. and
equally unable to give ii German speaking peoples
aitated by Professionalism Separating from the ser
Of Rome the dogma Of Papa Infiblity and assuming
,srrsdsi hS ,b ;nIlsesI run, that comes Of ths
conflict between old ideas philosophical theolorsL ma
teria and th~ advances of Physical SeienceRssia and
Great Britain running for final gains that shall
determine Asatic supremaey-Chns seeming res6y "
abandon and recIr,r her hafopene gates
Japan aboishing fruism inviting Western civilian
ton 10 rrad;ate Western enrich her long
which the mails over ali Continents and the wirss under
all Seas daily bearing To With able and trusted
changes in progress THE TRIsNE aims. at whatever
lay before its readers the prompt complete.
and popular pesentneni OF these diverse and confctn.
moveulentsthrough all Of which it fnndly trusts the
telling everywhere struggling toward larger
.ssiii..i and brighter future.
At home the struggle for Freedom The last
cipation -sl civil rights has been for
maly abandoned No party North or South longer dis
results be un.one; and with whole peope
thus united on the grand platform of All Rights for An
contests followed have led Republic closes the
records of the bitter hateful Past and turns peacefully
Of the Future. To whatever may euciate general
discussion action these. The TRiBrxK gives amplest
propose whatever political leaders may say whatever on
do i. fairly set down in its columns whether this
ne ~ III " - - &c "a nv
rIsht 70 .h "ies' "a 'H' '''S' AZ" '"As saw u
ways gc ,, 49,, .
Dut as :" us owl PpiteAi PIineipes. me kib ~"
Sh ;, as %;, me champion 81 sln
h,Sn ~, ~ -, hass auS' OF Color ~ stinus
~ ~ he h;h mem ~, ,he pernanrht security
ol nose h'Sn's ~.a na,s .u .shhiy incorporated
" w p is = ,,,,;., .' ~ 'ie ,h'eu oates
,h IN i,, A. - l'I \, y en'easois % uest
;,,; - ssrrrSm, I,I So, ~ P,Ii,S , .us NJ
MI III h.,., ,,.s =, a. a., $3.50, IN" A. .,
State Municipal ars take the lead in this work
-. - s' ~ ,- 81 r;,., ,ap'~ I'. y esn h'N-
I'D, =, 80 v,;y. r., ~, VA u sui
what Is wrong and comment wh,t ~ risht in 1h ,; ~
.ny ray,i~. -, OF any nrhl;. men " 'e " ~ "'"'h VI
Va~ a. AWAY. Tar TvIpI1x = ,,,r. ,;,t N :. -.
far ~. r-,or,jon ot fh -, $3.50, an "a, al ~ matt
nn,n,r TN. nrorr.s s I.;. % " ~ he
the deyelopment Of our rrSauree. The 81, ~ @
Land for fhr anllrss and n. r,n;5 npi,s,; =, h =.
want. the ntiiiza, af anr ,sI, n " nnn
tension of m. facilities far brin;n, P, s 5 ,n
rr nrarrr t,se,brr uh,,axar ,.n,is =, e",, III -, n;
erea The IHa~.. J re-, , " Tsii .he ranks IN
voted IN Pr,.lnr,iyr inl,.,rv ami n,.,; ia ui ue
msut in our Columns minus 'e"'" anu encourage
Rrur wrrKIy TeInrxr no,, NOR. ia, ,,;. $500, Il,
6as en,.,rara % -, Nv, ~ man tn'y years oi
mnrnysmsnt and .n, * =, pssssS oI .hr ase IN
ia rolnnn. 20 x,,.n,,,i iars,r SNARE Oh
rrai Of human psrrnit. r. smnv H. I,n, AN an gs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-30
HOW TO GO EAST"
BY the Kansas City. -. joseph and Bsrling.
ten Route.

Though last not least is adage true 1t is old
and truth Is again excmpfe by the completion Of the
New Line East Creston and Burlington which,
though the last may be called the best in the West
The Line consists of the Kansas City Saint Joseph and
Council Bluffs r. r.. with two daily trains from Kansas
CITY through Atchson and Joseph
Missouri State Line there connecting with the Burlington
Route which leads direct to Chicago Cincinnati Indianap-
oils Logansport and Columbus-through being
to all these points.
This Line Is well built Thoroughly equipped with every
modern improvement including Pullmans Sleeping and
Dining Cars and nowhere else the passenger
pctely depend a speedy safe and comfortable journey
The Burlington Route has admirably answered the query,
How to go East by the publication Of interesting and
truthful document containing valuable and Map
which be obtained free of charge by addressing Gene
eral Passenger Agent r. NJ. II. r. R. Burlington Iowa
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-30

The citizens of the County who propose planting orch
ards their advantage to give their patronage
to Snyder Of the Prairie Nurseries, at Highland who
keeps perhaps the largest stock in the State and fur
nsh low the class Of trees can be
purchased from of the leading Nurseries Of the
try. Mr. has had long experience in the business in
this County and has thorough knowledge Of all the var
etics adapted climate Parties who deal with him.
NAV be assured all orders will he filled with the variety
wanted. He keeps everything to he found in rstclass
Nursery and socits the patronage Of the public Apply
tn the proprietor
+. SNYDER. Highland Kansas.
Or to C. G. BRIpGEs Troy, My lift.
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A. F. e. A. M.

Wy WHITE CLOTD LODGE No.ss. A. F. & 4.
w NJ meets their Hall. third story Of Weeks
building Lev-r Wednesday night. or before
the Full Aoon each month and two weeks there
after r. NJ WILLIAMS, W. NJ
&. W. SHEEvE. Secy.
SMITHTON LODGE. No. l. 4. F. & A. NJ meets Mt
their Hail. in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon, and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited. -.
W. TRRyErT, Sec.
MASONIC-Troy Lodge No S. 4. F. and A. Masons
meet at their Hall Monday evenings before the full
Moon in each month and the second Saturday night there
after L. L. BRlDGES, W. NJ
T. :. SOPER Secretary.
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~. SrETIKR & SEAMAN, 32l Commercial street, the
leading Dry Goods aud Clothing House in Atcison offer
their tremendous stock Of goods greatly reduced prices
Extremely large stuck of wcolrn goo- Fann-ls Blank
eta Cassmeres Jeans, &C. Handsome styles Dress
Goods a5 50 cents per yard Good imported woven Cor
sct IS Largest and best assorted stock of Men and
Boys Ciothine To make for other goods they
closing their entire stock Of Shoes at and below COST
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. F.

s.snn, I. o. o. F.
& WHITE CLOUD LODGE. M G. !. o. of
O. r.. meets at Odd Fellows Hail. second
story Of Van Buskrks Building Main Street every Sat
urday evening O'Clock. Brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
s. y. PERRY, n. G.
GEORGE W. PIKE. r. s.
HIGHLAND LODGE. No. g.. l. o. o. F. meets every
Saturday night. In the MYERS Clos-s Durs
Store Highland Kansas. +. II. UNkEFER- n. q.
A. T. TSKEFER r. s.
TROY CITY LODGE, No. 81 ]. o. o. F, meets every
Tuesday night in their Hall over e Lclands store Troy
Kansas FRANK N. TRACY. n. G.
C. w STRAHAN. RS
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DoNIPnAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge ID Judicial Disfrict-P. l. HUBBARD.
County Commizsioners-JoHS L. BLAIR, HENRY STEEL
JosEPH RANDOLPH.
Sherid-SANuEL MAQrIIKEN.
Treasurer-RoBERT TRACY.
County Clcrk-CHARIEs RAFrEI.YE.
District Clark-fRANK BROWN.
County Attorney--JoEL HoLT.
Probate JudgeJoHS c. GoRpoN.
Register Of Deeds-DuNCAS MCINTOSH.
School Superintcndrnt-D. W. BEowN.
Coruner-L. T. HOLLAND
Surveyor-HENRY WILSON.
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- Price Raid Soldiers. can and get your Scrip
cashed 1 will collect all kinds of Government Claims,
Pensions Bounie Agent for Phoenix Fire Insurance
Company Justice Of the Peace; Notary Public; Real
tate and Claim Agent. Will be in Troy every Monday
Ew STRATTON,
Doniphan, kas.
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0r0AllCCs ". have just is.asd s,ssu..'
price a each in boards; 8 each cloth The two vol
umes contain Forty Beautiful waltses worth 1t least
g ss.,a Il ; sss FAvORIT ssSst dealer: sa
be particular SIX ae Peters Edition at Strauss wstses
s,s:, PES =, s,s:s H:;.e Z p .WAlTzES.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-30

- The purest and Sweetest CodLirer Oil is Hazard &
Caswes made on the shsre from fresh. selected Nv
ers by Caswel Hazard Co.. New York 1t 10 absolute
" pure and Patients who have once taken il pre-
fer it to all others Physicians decided superior tn
any of the other oils in MARKET dec5w12.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-30

- On last Monday. Hungarian named Bungo, and a
Ps.ian named Reinhard stopped at the Colorado House
in St Joseph No. and took together for the night
and the morning the Prnssian gone having left
the night taking in greenbacks belonging tn Bun
CO. The police are the lookout for the thief An Off
this city trying get track Of him, but far
in vain Bungo still has q draft for 1900.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-30

Our Methodist friends have been holding a series of
meetings for the past four weeks under the supervision Of
Rev. Shackelford We understand that quite interest
has been manifested by Of young people and 9TH
ers have been almost persuaded tn be Christians 1t
would be gratifying many adorning their lives
with the sraces Of Christianity The meeting still contin
ueA
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For any other length of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only to regular advertising
business cards Of S fines or less, 3 year
For Legal and transient advertisements o. square
for the first Insertion 80 cents per for each SUBJ
sequent insertion
Special Notices will be charged 50 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communications,
double price. a.,
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fractions square and over are counted as full
ADVERTISEMENT requiring to be certified to, will he
charged the cost of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transfer, advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
low the times will admit All job Work must be paid
Tor when taken from the office.
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- Buy your Paints already mixed. Shepherd keeps
the Enamel Paint ready for immediate thus saving
time and labor mixing besides being cheaper and will
surface with body and Less labor than any
other Paint known.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-30

As LocusTs-The Charter Oak Stoves are b@coming
such universal favores and making their into
many households that ii looks if they destined to
cover the the land the ocuts Of Egypt Unlike
them however they blessings instead Of plagues and
We wish speed to the contamination.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-30

For the small sum Of 1--WE cents, you can buy cigar
Of Shepherd good any cigar so for ten cents
where else In town-fact.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-30

" Wilson Morehead have eight different kinds Of
Flour for sale. for cash.
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Emi grafton Tarmingl-CheaP Farms i'm South


The Atlantic Pacic Railroad Company offers 200 900
land Central and Southwest Missouri from
81 sa per years time with free transor
taon from St Louis to all purchasers Climate, SOIL tim
Der mineral wealth, schools churches and law abiding
cety invite emigrants from all points to this land Of fruits
and flowers. For particulars address, A Tuck Land Com
missioner st. Louis Mo. jamie.
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: Fine Japan Tea at shepherd's-try it.

MARRRAeK GuIpE--Interesting work. numerous ensra-
vinss ga pages Price 50 Address Dr. Butts Dis
pensary is North Eighth Street. St Louis No. See ad
vertisem-nt esfebiy.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET,

ST. LOUIS. January ..
Flour-Qui-t but firm Extra d 25d6 IS; Xxx q asa
50; XXX. q 75as IS, family q 15d9 50.
Wheat-Stif but nominal; offerings small No spring
81 Is; SOFT 81 45 No4 red fall 81 IS; No 81 95 No
q 0562 TO-
COfn-Dull and unchanged. No. white mixed &c.
Oats-Dull and unchanged. No 2 mixed SOC
Bariey-Firm and quiet
Rye-Firm Al "a s5c.
Dry Salt Mczts-Firm and unchanged
Bacon-Quiet and unchanged.
Lard-Qiiet. Prime steam. TIC.
C0fee-Strong. Rio 2lSa.4tc
Sugar-Firm and upward at ga 1Isc for Louisiana.
Moasses-Stesdy and firm. Plantation G5 q 70c
Cattle-Quiet and unchanged
Hog.-sf and higher at g s5a4 30 mostly y Ioa4 IS.
Receipts, q, 600.