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, 1873-12-16

RIO I1loN-Wa continue 10 qlo'c: Scotch taccori-
Ing To hrand}. s5o,oots55o0; II, ror, 84s.Co; Tuh-
sssaSs sss NJ ts ] p:rISr i" ko ~ sS5 IL ~ NJ
sGooe Missouri charcoal coal 5000; ohfcago atom
WY ao fos Peaeblowa, f .'ii$ All, sloa@11o ior
III; royIrlY AND oAmr-rho t,cunr va. aht and
at voafo ao ~ a ~ sa 0r1 ~ s' s1ao bnnlo hans rhs
IPn'a aeese, dresse ss s75s5
1910 dressed t'rkoya frssl}, Baloc pour do, 4s6s;
ss s2 So 4a,i yeni.
son 1aas5 = hex q h.1aa latlo 10 careassaa
SEEDS -llangArian aud ,nil'nt were acarco md firm
at 1ec and &C. Eng wan t!r,ner ut 172X. clover
T. lo asn,ly at $3.50 for good Tl,notly was ratlor
$s hsss eossf so ID sas ss%otsy ~ 4 35S Il
gALr-Was lii continued good demand. Coarse Bnlt
i T. firm At The reeent adysnsc. Ws quite: onon,laga
sssgneS ss,3ad ssa i,ns;s Gsnsas s ers.ry
1lairy, without bags. t39, dairy, win bags, 500
Aston ~ .lry asliry por 'ask !. ss9e Ground alum, sl75
TEAs-,Trading, was 70 fair .eggrcgato at firm
and unchanged prices Wo quito: Yoallg ,yso,, con-
sra s s DO sssms sss & 5 S;s15 ss s &
gasme nS.nor fa', t. gocd gapo%er 7o@9os so!se
choice to extra now Japan. Doc@ t1.o0; common To
good d. ,6@7ac; fair to gould old doG37oo; common
to 'no oolong, s5I5o; gool, S5Se6Ss ehoico to
extra, 45rGf$l.OO.
T0bAo06-Wo quote: .---..
FINE cur-Extra, 7u@soo; choice, oo@oso; medium,
Sog155c; poor to common, 13(S I5v.
rtua-Naeura leaf, 7t(980c; Lalf bright, 6O@7oo;
black, Bout,d, i5@65c.
,os sMoktsa-aood TO choice, a2@o5o medium, 2a@
WOoD-1tcinanh firm Mt former quotations Beech,
$ooo maple, $1,000; hickory, s1.0 sabs, sdoo, do
WoOL-An occasional order In r!ncetl, but the mar
following:
Tub, washed, primo. Observation-Disclosures. a5oo
1no, washed. common to good. 40M41o
GoHHo1 ahay. .35G38u
L!ccce. Waahedv XXX light. .43G1i5o
L!eecc, waahel. y XXX, dnBy. 5G@ 42o
tloccc, washcdt medium light. .4h}45o
goarRc washed. 40Ga 4Jc
Licccop utwaaied, coarRe to medium .a0t 31c
fleeccr un"aBleti, c0arsa and dnKy.. .nG453uc
Lleeco. unwatletl, lnc. .!5GC30c
super anu extra pulled. .30s935e
, 1873-12-16

Pittsburgh OIL Market.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. le.-0rude petroleum httn u %
@0oot refined quiet Ut lao JsnuaS3, 1SHa
, 1873-12-16

8lIEEr-There waB but small supply Of sheep on
Aae, al not enough d0na III the Wuy Of trading
to establish market values. There was ROme inquiry
for good to choice grades at S. and for tie
poorer Horts ut 2.75eS3.25. Kccclvsd, 456 head.
NEW YORK..
NEW YORN, Dec. 15.-l}EEVEs-Ereah offerings 4, ,64D
making 7430 for the wcck against 7,070 for Inst week.
The quality Ia good generally with upwards uf 30
louis noted ~ premium. The market is FUR for mc-
m prime sGern, but thoro il not sharp computitlon
for lo!Hy cats1e Tho extreme rango for natlro cut
Ito IL 00i i3c with few Christmas cattle aold III 15kc
Pour to good Texans ranged ut 7@l0c. -.
SHEEP AND LAMns-lsecelrtH, 6,9G0, making - ,071
for tho week, against 700 for lust week. Tue demand
Is fair nnl1 tho market steady for sheep at 67c with
the choicest lots ut 7S@7Eo. Fair Western sheep
1m!uy sold at 51G5l<c. Some ANAL lots funuy
lambs sold up to 8Ec. -...-
sw1NE-Arriyals, Ii 300, making 1880 for the week.
aEAins g. 490 for lust Wogk. The market Ia rner
both live alld dressed hogs. The former realily sold
at t5iGo14c md tho latter at Gh@7c, with tho light
bat pigs at 7jsc, .---.-
aa advanced. Sales 1900. Quotations: Extra stuso
mud Wcatern steers, S7.a5@s750; fair to good, $500
TOO; common, 81. .60t95. % choice, $7.T5GS8O0.
SnEEp-fn falr deinnul. Sates Of 1900 ut &. .QD@
6.2s.
HoaB-uigher. Sales OF 1000 ut $7.6o@7.16.
EAST LIBERTY.
EAST Liberty, h., Dec. 15.-CArrLE-Arrtyals,
Saturday, aunday, mud Monday 11d ears. E1tra. $3.50
@9oo: best, f5;s5e5.25; moaaum, $4.0o@o.o0; CON-
Hoas-ArrsalB, Saturday, Sunday. and Monday, II
oars. Workers, s5.oo@5.as best Philadelphia, $5do@
600.
snEsr-Arriyals, Saturday, Sunday, anu Monday,
II cars. Best s5.oo@5.5o; medlum, $too94.76; COM
mon, S3.oolS4.o0.
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Censaur l.iniment.

There Is no pain which the Centaur Lininent win not
relieve no swelling viii subdue and laenes.
which Il win not cure This is strong iansusr. but II Is
,rse Where the parts not gone its escs ssvs-
lous II has produced Of rheumatism neural
gia Ioekjaw palsy sprains, swellingH cakedsressts
scslds burma salt rheSm, ache &C. upop the human
frame and OF strains SPAWN gala &C. upon animals in
one year than =. other pretended remedies since the
world began. 1t Is acountsrirritant alhcains palm
reliever Crpples throw away their crutces the lame
walk poisonous btes rendered harmless and the woun
ded are healed without II 10 humbhg The TO
cept pablshed around each bottle 1t selling - D"
article ever before sold audit sells because does just
what 1t pretends to do Those who now suffer from
rheumatism pain swelling deserve to suffer IL they viii
not use Cenaur Lrincnt More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable cures including frozen limbs chropie rheums
tism govt running tumers &C., have been received We
will send circular containing certificates the recipe &c.
grat u any requesting it. One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Cen.aur Lniment Is worth hundred dollar.
for spawned or sweenied horses and mules for screw
worm in sheep niment Is worth your
attention No family should be without Csntaur Eminent
J. B. RosE & Co., New York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-13

In TIE CuuKrs-our justices Courts. this week have
been occupied with Of wickedness from Wolf River
Township.
number Of young men from the Rittenhcuse School
District before Esquire SoPer charge Of roting
Tho difficulty occurred night last week at spelling
school Doors broken in. dreadful language WIS in
-duged in and young ragged. After spending two
days preminaries the young concluded to make
friends and promise to behave themselves in thu future
They were let of with small fine and costs.
Esquire HAmPsOn had from the vicinity Of Sever
There Is tkereaway who is In the habit Of
marrying every that along. She long ago got
far beyUnd bigamy-way somewhere In trigonometry
She charged with manning stock Constable Merritt
went oct 10 the warrant upon her. She had lately
got rid Of husband bus the Constable surprised her in
bed and there another fellow in the same bed Lew
is young man, and single, and is quite modest OF
course he dreadfully shocked but he fearessy did
his duty The next day, the fellow got license and
ried ber-in fact license her strong holt She
tried Monday The Justice selected the looking
in town for jury. OF 1t Known that she
marrying woman, they jrOnght in q verdict of &C
quittaL The neIt thing she will be marrying some Of
them
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Heyersnee Isemsy,

The depot win be ready for thenew Agent and OPP
orator. before long; ..,s:.s.-
Some parties were here 70 fdatr arrange
m-nts for building storehouse and pnf,ns stock of
Hardware -
O. Backus formerly Of Troy. has his new residence
about enclosed; will be ready to plaster In few days
WI cu-,;. h., h.., ...i,ino . An. Io, Of H,r,;
o, n, Uiu a.. ~, .u,-. ,h;1s and n, .on-.. !,
doing . GOOD trade.
= :.
"u L I iu-.e .p'.
i.A'"' ~ '"'' "O' p'""-O'' ''''
NC "i'
Quite number OF persons nave oeen mere on late look
'ns '"r iocA''ons' <"'"s 'nee. VIC H"''eu henry WI
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Hfektand Itenss.


Mother nature well pleased with the<tsf of the
election she puts her blandest smirs which cheer
the honest ye"manry Of the land
The first nit or ,aiqht last Friday night The
boy. say twas mighty fine They will continue during
the Winner, ENTHUSIASTICALLY go -er-
Several farmers have received their trees which
brought from the East-most them In bad condition;
dry and frozen ---
j. A. Kennedy has bought the property of Geo. Day.
He intends to become citizen Of classic city Wei
come. James.
In passing the residence Of friend C. Z. Fox,
heard hi. neIihuous voice singing the following hymns
Take my bootjaek OF the dog,
My fathers dog and mine;
Hail Columbia, happy land
My daughter, oh, my daughter
Charley says . bouncing irl-po connection to ST.
Peter and 1t is genuine Fox.
with the exception Of pasteriug the NJ E. church
nearly completed The spire extends toward the zenith
nearly one hundred feet When completed farther
tiun will be made Of it. --.s-..-.-
W. H. Bush his old stand, with fine lot Of gro
ceries boots and queensware In = retail
He sells for cash, and upon q small margin.
b. seaver complains because his name was not among
the Of passengers Salt River Advertised in the
Republican.
Flor. Temple Grange No. &c of Highland turned out
election day. and worked with will for the
Farmers ticket The female members showed true pluck
and proved themselves equal the renowned Molly Pitch
or. Of Revolutionary fame. .-.. -.
The only amusing incident since election we have
Is as follows The Saturdays mail brought the Troy
publican and in that picture Of two cocks-one with
head erect looking fine the other with head dropping
with strong symptoms Of having had terrible time
friendly IN drug store the night before. Our old
friend V. 1.-THE lucky candidate for Sher bringing
copy Of the paper and proudly sa SSee here; Look at
my cock how beautifully erect is his head
but said he with sigh look atthe other cock he locks
mighty sick. reckon said be- he has made too many
promises and they hard his stomach He is bound
to throw them up-irt him puks t~.il dc him good"
SACKET.
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Leona stepping out Of her sxaadiing clothes and
gives evidence Of progressive spirit BY her
improvements which fast being 10 completion
by the application Of hands osdssses carpenters
A Nigh. has Completed hi. trsom ssosy and win snu
mence operations in . few dayl HA44 hs m course Of
constructions hasdseps sdilal q - store
room. -. =. = -
Although Hard rinea Is tse. pa.ssspss an srer the
country lot, . psiees dat arc
novse in sympathy VITA the psnic- = is,-.
Robert Mailer is bsilding up ssss aseants trade
/. the least shaded BY the gloomy bads Of tho panic
nor his energy enterprise the least impaired Int in
stead he Ii aing mp his store ehock a - sssds meet
the demands Of the rmers who haze discovered place
to purchase their goods par viii hs present prices Of
grain.
Il. Gregg and n v. Gregg are sti1 srchangsg green
backs for grain and farmers are growing happy and
their pocketbooks fat
The citizens Of this place received quite few
days since from destructive Gre which baekened thou
sands Of acres Of prairie adjoining enc osn swept over
the commons and for while hFeatsed cone OF the res
dences The citizens have, yet sssss 10 demand upon
the charitable institutions Of the country for aid
The bridge Wolf River a. tis pa.se. which wa
built by the popular bridge builder Mr. Haynes Of 81
Joseph will be completed tomorrow and the people Of
this vicinity viii give vent to their exceeding great JOY
over the happy event BY grand bah 70 be held at
GreEgs large and cOnnodious vsrsAsase. which viii b
cited up in the most elegant style for the oocssoo
The stock yards at this place viii be completed
and In the course Of few days stock shipping viii be full
ly inaugunted.
Several lady tourists have been visiting here the past
few dayS seeking health and free air. They all express
themselves delighted with LeonA asd the beautiful
tIy surrounding her. AxoSIxoUs
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iss sAs Msssi q eessssr 1873.


John W. Burchasid and vifs to Mosss stepters east
half Of south half Of south quarter section g.
shp j. range 20 o.. ooo.
Charles H. Belts and wife 70 Jane. J. shsrp Lot. and
6 Book 0, East Troy; 600.
Peter Manvle and wife to Peter Groh Of
south quarter section TO- township rang, a 600
/ Z. NJ. Campbell tod. A. Campbell undivided half Of
north 70 feet Of Lots and Block 10 Severance: ESQ.,
David Kercher and wife to George and Amsnds Scho-
Geld, Lot ., on Cherry Street Leona; e.
David Kercher and wife to Marsery Nowry Lots J. s.
l. on Delaware Street. Leo1a; and Lots 20 and e
Ellis Street, and Lots 81. a on Cherry Street; si5s>
David Kereher and wife Maria Nigus Lot Cher
ry Street. Leona; SO.
George Day and wife to James Kennedy. Lots l. 5 G.
Block Il Highland; sl.450. 80
Doniphan County to School District No o. Lots 6
.. 10. Block q, Troy q.
sommrrtille Bowman to Frank Harbaush, Lots and J.
Block % Troy; ESQ.,
William Bailey and wife Elijah Collin. west half Il
south half of north half south half Of quarter
section IL township q range 49, $50
b. p Robinson and wife to James B. Holland u acrrs
in northeast and north quarter section Is township
4 range 10; eco.
Joseph Taylor and wife James Holland II in
northeast and north quarter section IS township
range ls; sloO
Amos Sanford and wife to Moses Stepter Is in
east half Of southeast quarter l. township range
90 s6o0. s,.-
William T High and wife and Charles z High to VII
liam H. High Lots and Block liz ae undivided half
Of mill situated on same lots, in Elwood; 1900.
Jesse Jones tn Mathew s. Kenyon suth quarter II
north quarter section ~ township range $500
Estate Of Gary Hickman tby Administrator to Samurl
A. Hackfey 81 Acres I'm srurhwest+qusrte srci"n &c.
township } range - s2.jS5.
Estate of Cornelius Doriand (by Administrator john
H. TIT Lots :, 9, Il, Block q, White Cloud; sI5.
QuTcLnN.
Pat Gleason and Ellen Gleason 10 e. john FetheTst.
haush Lots and q Block III. Elwood s2oO.
Alexander H. Bayiess and wifi Ia Dana Fox, und,i lri
half Of several Lots in Highland 900.
Albert Perry and wife to Samuel W. Gibson north Is
acres of west half Of quarter section IS
ship 2 range 81; 81
Patrick Duneavy and vito to john II. Lynas l. :.
Block 81 White Cloud; sl2o
OFFICIAL DEEDS
Enoch L. Morse to l. N Stewart. part Of north west
quarter Of north quarter sr,on % township
2i-Shaknpeare Nursery-alsn lots in CD jones Ad'Iiu
to the City Of Troy Sherifrs Deed e. 49,
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ST. Lofts MARKET.

ST. Louis. November IA
U,mp-Du and nominal SIS 10 far to choice untTes-
scd; $50 a $50 dressed
Flour-No market business cash; buyers can make
their terms in regard To prices
wheat-Spring frmer; No. s. Sc: soft sods5c fall
held higher asl firm; No. rid 81 p No 81 42idl E
December.
Oats-Active and higher: IA. mixed uS34c
Bariey-Unehangea, No. -qring d s5ai %; choice
Nebraska 81 fod145
Rye-Higher No Sc.
Pork-Lower; ell T5Ri2 90.
Dry Salt Meat-Dul clear rib sc; clear sid.s DC cash
Bacnn-Dull and enough doing establish qu"ta-
tnns; sales clear rib SIC; clear sides SC cash.
Lard-Qui.t butchers sic; refined SIC order lots:
Cathedral and weak guOd 20 prime steers " SsS 10
medium and prime ~ f5aS 90.
H".s-FiTmcFI - Is % 40 receipts AGO.
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C..ssria is than a substitute for Castor on 1t
is the only safe article in existence which is certain to A.
simulate food regulate the bowe Nipd eSlis and
produce natural sleep It oOntafs neither minerals faos
phins or sicohO and pleasant take Gaiidsn need
not cry and mothers may rest = fcblSyi
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2 Patrons Of HuSbandry. -

SUMMIT GRANGE. p OF H.. meet in the Klippel
School House the FIRST and third Thursday nights OF
each month. J. T. MlDER, Master.
J. ERsKIN Secretary. t.-
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TOTAL. la0c0 GIFfS ALL. lash, :. -. -
amounting to Si'Soo'oeo
The distribution will I've positive whether all the tickets
are sold and the II 900 gifts all paid in Pgort"n to
thc tickets sold 80
PRICE OF TiCKETsi
Whole Tickets $50: Halves s25 T-nths each Coupon.
Is. Eleven Whole Tickets for $500 ~ Tickets for 81 O00;
III Whole Tckets s. OOO ~ Whole Tickets for $40 0oo
M discount less than 500 werti nf Tickets at tins"
Tickets now ready fnr sale and all orders accompanied
By the m"u-y promptly nlcd Ibel terms given to th"c
WIN buy u sell a:,ain
Agent Publ Iibr. NY. and Manager Gin Concert
crtsIwi.. Public Library Building. Louisville Ny.
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A T. & A. M.

NY WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 7s A. =. & A.
w NJ uoeets at their Hall third story Of Weeks
building On the Leree Wednesday night or before
the Full Moon In each month and two weeks there
after. L. l. ORTON, W. NJ
Jas n MAcKoT sec'y.
sNITHToN LODGE No. I, A. p. & A. NJ, meets at
their Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon, and every TIVE weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited.
W TRKvKTI. Sec.
MASONIC.-Troy Lodge No IS, A. +. and A. Aasons
meet At their Hall Monday EVENING" before the full
Moon each month and the second Saturday night there
AFTER. Z. q. BRIDOES W. M
p s. SOPER Secretary.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-13

~ PerAsps aOre money changed hands On beta at the
close Of the recent election than before in the Coun-
~. And tie vagSrs we're mostly On shsrif-whs.her
HsaSifsn wsad set seysada certain nsmbsr Of votes
One young man IN Wolf River Township, raked in
sixty dolizrA '.
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n five had Indian Summer early in October. We are
having it again whs seen more beautiful wealth.
this time Of the year than has prevailed during the
first ten days Of NoyembeEi
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There ct present. prospect Of blue times during
the coming Winter. The commission merchants Of ST.
Louis notifying The grain buyers throughout this
ticn Of country to ship more grain a. IL impossible
make esah sales Although many Of the banks have
sume6 n II hard % efsst loans Hsu long ths win
tinae Il 10 inPOssble for 10 say but all Winter the
consciousness can be foreseen.
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~ ssoopd mortgage the ST. Joseph and Denver
City Railroad to the amount Of u 10000 to bond
hoder recorded in the once Of the Register of Dceds
Of this County few days ago hi' nineteen pages Of
the large record.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
]. o. o. F.

.sssns I. o. O.. F.
S9Y$ WHITE CL0CD LODGE, No. 6. /. O. Of
O. r.. meets at Odd Fellows Hail. second
story Of Van BuskiTks building Msn Street every Sat
urdHy evening o'clock Brothers in good standing are
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
GEORGE L. noon, K. 8.
TROY CITY LODGE. No u, l. o. o. F. meets every
Tuesday night in their Hall C. Leands siarc Troy
Kansas II L hcADAkS, n. G.
G. W. STRAHAN, RS.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. 81. L o. o. r, meets every
Saturday night in the room over Nyers Closes Durg
Store, Highland Kaasas Z. s. IRWIN, n. q.
VIZ. r. GAGE, X s.
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~ DR.. F. C. HofneiSr has just returned from pre-
onged visit to his old home in Maryland and now pre-
pared 10 attend to the calls of the sick
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II Bill Harpster Of White CI,md. has gone to ilan.
cock County Oha for few months recreation and pleas.
ure His greatest difficulty in getting along in White
Cloud the fact that he found but few
/ who could talk Dutch.
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IT, On petition Of the County officers and other, the
Governor has pardoned Charley West nor undergoing
sentence in the County jail the order to take esr
Tuesday the 18th inst We do not think the safety If
any person or peace Of the community will be edan
th.rel
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~ On Monday next the 18th inst. We believe tn re is
to be election held this City the question Of bond
ing certain Indebtedness
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q Tom. and Charley" Ortoa, Of White Cloud left
this week for an extended trip South and West
pect for location for business
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q A s Campbell Of Severance will be ready to open
out his new drug store in about thirty ays and viii keep
full line Of soe1s together with books stationery etc
He will make speciality in paints, ola and glass
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q Letters are held for postage In the St Joseph post
OBee addressed to Joseph Rose Wsthena Kaasss, and
Johl Maxwell Robinson Kansas.
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Emigratieu Turninx: Cheap Farms In South.
west Miss0ari.

The Atlantic Pacific Railroad Company offers 900 oot
acres Of land in Central and Southwest Missouri at fn
s. $40 per acre years time with free ransor
taun from ST. Louis to all purchasers Climate soil tim
Der mineral wealth. schools churches and law abiding
cirty emisrants from all points to this land Of fruit
and For particulars address, A. Tuck Land Com
missioner ST. Louis No. jamie.
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i.,ere.si.s 70 Farmer.

~ The only Of William and Lavina Ofuit, ia the
vicinity Of White Cloud died Monday, aged years
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no,1.... ceUNTY DIBRcToRY.

DONIPHAH COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Judg. ID Judicial Dstrict-P. L. HUBBAED.
(,ounty Commissisncrs-JOHS l. BLAIR, HENRY STEELE
JosEPH RANDOLPH.
Sherif-SAMuRL hAQUILKEN. Z ...
Treasurer-RoBEKT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARIKs RAPFELTE
District Clerk-FRASK BROWN
County Att0rney-DAvID N. JOHNSTON
Probate Jndee-RoBERT WILKINSON.
Reeister Of Ieeds-DUScAN MCINTOSH.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-D. ID. RosE
Csroner-L- 7. HOLLAND.
Suryeysr-HESRT WILSON.
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AMERICAN FOREST TREES
For faao FraArtos.

FOE. the EEAAEtoE.
Sugar MARIE Amrriclu Beech, md White h.h, Fire
TT,-s for only iSc. PER lU ~ " f<fa3oG Tdii Amsri
Li,rH and swr't Chestnut. "sly g p ~ or 81. per
Loo; ssc sxtrs p~r 100 when sat S-nd St,ni
rir-rn Farrst Trt-s and oth.r Sl&k- IA BAT.
TIES. Girar IA 81 - ~ prt21sf--
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q Popular Illustrated book Csss pagesl on MANHOOD!
WooAAsHoon! MARRIAGE! Inpedsments to Marriage;
the cause and cure Sent securely sIed post pai for 50
eents. BY DA C. WHITTIER SIT s. Charles Street St.
Louis Me- the great specialist Road hi, -orkA noIa
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- Price Raid Soldiers call on and get your Scrip
caslied. 1 will collect all kinds Of Government Claims
Pensions Bounties Agent for Ph9nI Fire Insurance
Company Justice of the Peace; Notary Public; Real F.
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