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Large stock Of Dime Novels and Song Books jus,
received at Shepherds news depot
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MRs wHrrcoNbs sYRrr.-The great soothing remedy.
Price only IS cents Gives the mother and health
to the child Sold by Drugsists- See Advertisement
2ofebly.
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- Highest market price for Corn in exchange for
goods at Wilson & Morrheads
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We are informed that quite number of persons are
applying for marriage licenses this cold weather portion
of them going all the way mp to the city of White Cloud
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Great reduction in prices Of Dress Goods, Clothing
Wooden Goods. Caps, &c. at Wilson & Mcreheada
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EarAs fer sale

Farms fer sale.
Duncan Mcintosh as Agent has two of the finest i'm.
proved Farms in Donphan County for sale. sepleu
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We understand that some Of the fstick citizens Of
Missouri White Cloud together on Monday last
and made things look blue for while The end OF VIII
be- dollars in the city treasury Judge Shreve
lrvies tribute on ali such chaps
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On last Tuesday Capt Fleming had 10 hogs frozen
to death He shipping them over the ST. Joe Den.
Railroad and the train showed in near Severance
in this County, where the hogs froze.
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4 VOICE FROM SwEDES.-imerican Chemists and their
Production appreciated By the Professors at the celebrated
Trersitics in S,redea-Mr Sachs Sr-At your request
have tested Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover in
my practice at the 'Seraimer Hospital and can say it
will restore gray hair to its original color is entirely
harmless is a valuable remedy in such
p. ii. MALMSTEN.
Professor Of Chemistry and Medicine.
STOCKHOLM July 6. 1865.
From highest medical authority in S,ceden.-As have
had occasion several persons who for time
used Halls Vegetable Scilian Hair Remover and
know that it has restored the original color Of the hair
well being efficient in removing the itching and dandruf
that accompanies the falln: of of the hair consider it
my duty to acknowledge the to Mr.. Sachs.
VINCENT ICNDBERG;
Physieann-ehief to the Hing and Preserrer Of his life
STOCKHOLM. July Z. 1863.
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bushels of Peach Blow Potatoes for sale at VIII
son Moreheads
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Hemp switches, in great varieties. at Mrs.
To ,he Ladic. Of White Cl.ud,

Those wishing Millinery Goods will do well tn call
Mrs. Delaware and Mrs Davis they offering their
large stock Of goods at cost from until the first Of
February. Hats for fifty cents apiece. jams.
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rSAfLOR 4 ORToE Of While CIqpd KAps.at o5sr
Il thss saW N for aalr. The min isis ne beaf Of or
Tbeaaaad poafs ths pre6 Of last years Ius or Of
yesrs run Tsrs: keH down. es<k sr goa rcsl GO
tafs (ax7k) or stock liber. terms On ne remsnue,
For psrsicui.n in9re Of Taylor ors"p' hss .sa
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Corn is so cheap in this vicinity, that some people
are using for fuel 1t being used for that purpose
in Troy 1t looks hard but it is even better to burn
than o make whisky Of it; but it viii warm person
either way In whiskey it viii warm person on the in
side and a fuel itwarms outside.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO January @.
Flour-Quiet-
Wheat-Steady No. 2 spring q 2.aI 81 cash, q l5i
February. 81 2ss al 2s} March; No. 3. q III al IL.
COrn-Steady. No. mixed, $50 a 3Okc cash, sol 30sc
February.
Oats-Steady. No. 2 oslo.
Rye-Quiet No 2 sd6sic.
BarieyLQuiet No. 9 fall, n rise No. J. 6Id63c.
Proyisons-Quiet Pork. Oil 90 cash.
Lard-7ic.
Bulk Meafs-Steady. Shoulders, loose, 3Zc cash. &c
packed short ribs 6sc, packed
Green Hams-Firm &c for IA to % lbs average.
Cate-Receipts, 100. Very quiet; receipts mostly
Fair good sold at e. 60d4 TO- choice
1,2O0B steers IS Is; good stOckers. g 9Oa4 co.
Hogs-Recepts about 900. Active and firm at s. 9Od
packers a coat for choice heavy grades Clos
ed steady with pens cleared.
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This has been one Of the longest and coolest WIN.
tiers on record but last Monday night the coolest
SNAP that have had vet The ice men art putting up
the thckes. ice winter that has been put up Tn
is
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On the soth at the resideuce Of Nrs u. A. Gentry,
by j. F. Hampsnn ESQ., Mr. Patrick Barlow, Of this city
10 Miss Lizzie Dunn. Of ST. Joseph, No.
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Take Particular Nesice.

The time has when must say to all who are in
d-bted TO up and settle aud eost-having
given warning and ample time shall expect prompt
settlement from ALL W. NJ. SHEPHERD. ~
GRoUSpHoGs DAr.-Next Sunday. it should not be for
gotten is Ground Hogs Day. Let it be generally observ
ed Abstain from all abor and all evil If you cannot do
it for the sake of the Sabbath do it for the sake of the
Ground Hog.
According to old traditions, when Ground Hogs Day
Sunday there will be hot weather in the follow
ing August several maddogs will be killed. and people
will complain Of high taxes
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Doniphan County has been well represented 1t To-
reka during Senatorial struggle both in and out OF
Legislature and that the contest is over they are
coming home detachments and all Of them seem :" be
safiSfe ed with the result of the election.
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On last Tuesday, Joel Holt pulled up stakes, and
left for Beoit Kansas where he intends to make his fu
ture home We sorry to loose MI Holt but Beloit
will gain good citizen.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-30

On last Monday the northern hound freight
train on the Atchson and Nebraska Road nearing
Highland Station axle broke throwing nine cars Oh the
track but the cleared in time for the regular
trains pass The Company do not allow trirs to stop
trains from running their road
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Iuserc.,iux 70 Farmers.

= Go to Shepherds and settle your account, and get
good cigar.
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We learn that the NJ E. Church in Hiawatha
Brown County very near being burned down, on
last Tuesday afternoon caused by ash box being put
under the floor
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Large stock of Initial Note Paper just received at
Shepherds
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IS Stephen Quaife, of Robinson. Brown County. sold
his hogs to Daniel wilams in Robinson, Of them
weighing pounds Mr.. Quaife Il the eecta or
readisg the Chief
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MARRIED.

: Rustic Window Shades, 1t shspherd'
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Shepherd has just received large stock Of School
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On last Monday morning the new school house, In
White Cloud occupied for the first time According
to contract e should been occupied than three
months ego. But better late than
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= The youngest daughter Of Mr. McClade Of tile city
died on the 18th inst
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p. Chamberlain thoroughly understands the ma
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fe anesthetic. He has given it constantly Tor the
five years with perfect success, as thousands
ps patients can testify. ~ charges reasonable.
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Feman for Mr.. Love, has been in my employ for
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tent to do all kinds Of msce ellaneous jobbinS and
NJ. W. LONG.
augusta, FEB. 8, lS13 febt.ttf
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29
EVENING STAR.


Mr.. Bret HArte. in the n. Y. Tribune, cele-
o, stes William Guild, the engineer % the train
wh as,. on ne 18th of April. plunged into
Meanow bfook, on the line OF the Stoniagtan
And frovdesce railroad. IL ~as his custom
as often as be passed his home 90 whistle an
ans well TO his wife. He Was found, after
the disaster. dead. with HE hand ON the ,hro,
ue-vslve OF his engine.l
Two Low whistles. quaint and clear
That was the signal the engineer
That vac the signal that Guild, tbs said
Gave 10 has slie at Providence,
81 through the sleeping town, aud thence,
Out in the night,
On 60 the light,
Down past the farms, lying white, he spedr
As a husbands greeting, scsnt no doubt.
Vet 20 the woman looking out,
watching and waiting. nc serenade.
Love song or midnight rcundelay
SAD what that whistle seemed 90 ssy
ITO my trust tue.
So love ca yot
working OF waiting, Good night" n said
Brisk young bsgmen, tou rists fine
Old commuters along the line,
brskemen and porters glanced ahead,
smiled a. the signal, sharp, intense
Pierced through the IN Asio~s OF Providence
Nothing amis--
Nothing i-iti.
Only Guild calling his wife, /" they said.
Summer and Whistler. the old refrain,
Rang Ger the hillo~s OF yipenine grain.
Pierced thorough the bud ling bong h o,et head
Flew down the track when the red leaves harmed
Like living Goals from the engine spurncd
Sang a. it few;
Z" To our trust true
First OF all Duty-GOod night" IL said.
Ard then, one night. it WAS heard no more.
From StoningtOn over Rhode Island shore
And the folk in Provide nee smiled and said
As they turned i'm their beds The enginoer
Mas once forgotten his midnight cheer
o1sc only knew
To his trust true
Guild Law under his engine, dead
BREr HaRrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

AN AsroSIsHED HES.-The Country GEN
u man suggests q way 20 prevent hens from
eating their eggs. IL is TO 6ll an egg with q
solution OF pepper, and at the egg back in the
nest Danbury mar has lied this and say,
II works like charm. He put n pretty good
dose of pepper In the egg, and placed IL in ne
nest OF the criminal. Pretty soon the hen came
around, and took hold. Ii WAS a bri nsfie animal
with long legs, and somewhat conceited, NJ
dipped mits bill and inhaled the delicacy Then
IL came out doors. It didn't gsllop cut, we DON q
mean, but IL came out-came out 20 look AZ the
scenery, and see IL IL was going TO rain IL
mouth was wide open, and the feathers on the
top OF Its head stood straight up. Then AZ
commenced 70 go around the yard like a circus
horse. Once In a while IL would stop and push
out one leg I'm a tone Of asionish ment. and then
hoiler "fre," and start on again. The other
hens came out 60 look on. Soon the hens from
the neighbors came over the fence. and took nm
position OF observation. IL was quite evident
the performance was something entirely Dev
and unique 70 them. There Is a good deal Of
human nature i'm hens. When they saw this
hen dance around and have all the fun TO itself.
and heard IL shout Sire. !" and couldn't see the
conhagration themselves, they flied up with
wrath, and of one accord sprang upon IT, and
before the Danbury man could interfere the
brindle hen with the hong legs was among the
things that were. He says the recipe Is efectuAI.
-DdHJHTN Nelrs.
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DIED.


AMERICA. On Monday, the 2sth instant, Of q
s M.SeR m, after long and painful Illness.
youngest child Of j. W. and 8. America
Friends and relatives q the family are requested
70 attend her funeral, "Wednesday, the sOth, at
o'clock D; m, from her parents residence, No. 1879
Maryland avenue.
BAILEY, On April 10Th, at 10 O'Clock q. m u,
consumption. JULIA n. BAILEY, wife OF the lsf.
William W. Bailey, and youngest sssehter al
Philip b. Vernon of this city, aged y years
Her funeral will take place from her late rasi.
Thursday, May Let.
Common. April 2s'h, after q long ana p.inf.I
illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH CONNOR, of coant.
n kilkenny, ireland, aged <6 years.
fuberal ednesday at So'clOck, G street, between
North Capitol and LIST streets. as
,PErIoN; On the evening of the 9th instant
n nl HgNGkRfoRD, wife II the late John b
Funeral will take place from her late Residence
$50 Indiana avenue, on Wednesday, April sOth al
Pm
SHOEMAKER. On Monday, April 18th, ls7,.
MARY WALTON, daughter of Francis D. and
hate q: Shoemaker, aged Is months and N days
The funeral will take place this afternoon, AZ
West street, Georgetown. ID. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

THE LATEST JOKE NJ Bringham Ysunes er-
pense Is perpetrated by Pennsylvania paper.
which says: Some chap thought he would PLAY
joke on Brigham Young, 80 he gained access
to the list Of his wives, and added twenty-seveu
names thereto-Mary Jane Young, Josephine
Ann Young, Sarah Melinda Young, &c. The
next time Brigham called the roll TWENTY
seven didn't answer TO their names, so he con-
cluded that they had died since the last roll
call, and putting a few more inches of crane on
his hat be looked as sad as possible, but has not
vet detected the Joke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29


ID Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwes
TWENTY D IHq gsaS. 1 PptIAss WORTH OF
We will sell, en- TIL URSDAY MORNING, May 1 &,
n c ePs
evening, at o'clock, and every morning and even
~ saf 1c S. Mee sss
s sgs n ssns: G T. Bs5s.
$50 :. striped Ca nbrics,
2,Uo :. Plain and Plaid n shairs.
T.ist.d p si Hsl Gssns saSss''n'''
go " French Lawns,
go :. French Ginshams,
so /" Japanese Cloths,
loo :. Seaside Poplins,
li9 silk POnsee,
eco .. Plain PLAID and s osd japanese Silks,
200 8. yspanese Stripes,
$ Black Lyons silks,
az q pam PisS1 ana sa1 Striped ss. Ppiaus,
go Striped Suitings,
go /" Plain and Fieur ed Linen.
25o % Linen DIiilings,
Is Black Mohair,
Us :. Black Empress Cloth,
200 :. Coiored French Merinoes.
rs Z" White and Colored Flannels,
lsS Striped, Plaid and Real Paisley Shawls, some
very nne IN quality,
IL Llama Lace Points,
2S6 pairs Ladies' Kid Gloves,
923 pairs Cotton Hose,
2l2 Gauze and M.rino Vests.
Thread Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Corsets; Black
SILK Lace; thread, valenciennes and Hamburg
Edgings; White Cambria, Nansook and Swiss Mus
lins; Tarlatans; Veil Grenadine; Parasos, sun Um.
brellas; Table Linens; Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds
Kentucky Jeans; Spool silk; Bleached and Brown
found in first-class dry goods store; all Of which
Will be sold on the following terms: All sums under
SlO cash; all under 500, sixty DAYS; all sums
under $50, ninety days; sll sums over $500, four
bans with interest at eight per cent.
The attention Of ladies and buyers s called to this
the highest bidder. Seats will be furnished to
bu1 ers
a26-d&ds DUNCANSON, DOwLING& CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

FUGITT-ARMSTRoNG On the 18th instant
~ IN ksy- shsnHon, pastor q RsIHnd Chapel
STRONG, both Of this city. No cards. IL
FARRELL-ARMSTRONG On April 81 lS7s
hy the Rev. Father Mccarthy. SIMON FAR
Maryland.