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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01
DURCELL, LADD & CO.,

DRUGGISTS,
keep constantly on hand large stock OF
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS Of the finest quality,
and general assortment Of
PAINTS,
VARNISHES,
BRUSHES,
and other material Tor cur. coach. and house,bud-
rrs Also, LARD. LAMP, L1NSEED, and LU-
BRIO ATINCi OILS for all kinds OF machinery.
For sale low for cash at wholesale or retail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

To INVESTORS, ..
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT. GoLD
BONDS,
interest payable May and November, In New York
FREE OF ALL TAXES.
MORTGAGE, S15,o0O,o00.
VALUE OF ROAD UPWARDS OF S35, DOC, eco.
Price for the present,
COUPON OR REGISTERED BONDS
IN DEMONSTRATIONS OF 800, 900, OR 81, ooO
WILL BE
FURNISHED ON APPLICATIONS,
WITH PAMPHLETS AND SUCH OTHER
INFORMATION AS MAY BE DESIRED.
THE ROAD is ABOUT CoMrLETED, AND IN
AFEW DAYS
TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING
FROM RICHMOND TO HUNTINGTON,
ON TIE ONO RIVER.
Its immediate promise of business Is very large.
Its earnings on the disconnected portions will reach
this year nearly sI,OeC,orO, without mineral or
through business from which its revenues as COM
plctcd road will lie largely derived. Coa-inining'
iron furnaces rolling mills. and manufactures of
all kinds will soou crowd Its whole line, while the
producing West and manufacturing Fast are eagerly
Is destined TO have so important an influence upon
the transportation of their products.
The CITY OF CISCISNATI having just subscribed
II ESQ, 900 TO tho CINCINNATI AND CHESA-
PEAKE RAILROAD" insurcs at an early day u
most valuable western connection, and thus adds
greatly to the value Of the BONDS.
Will buy and sell other BONDS and STOGkS on
COMMISSIONS; AMI when bonds are to be ex.
changed for "CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD" SKIES will sell them WITHOUT COMMITS
sloS. DAVENPORT & Co,
Stock Brokers. First National Bank Bull ding,
la lin 1I0I Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01
DRUGS. MEDICINES. 40.

StATARRH, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
~ CONSUMPTION.
CARB0LATE OF IODINE POCkET-lNliA-
LERS,
COMPLETE STEAM ATOMIZEES,
CUHPL Etc HAND ATOMlXEES,
TIIUDlCHUM'S NASAL DOUCliE,
PlEEGE'S NASAL D0CCHE.
FOUGERN'S PATE PECTDRALE,
EDtf'S CARBOLIc TEOCHFS.
ESPIC'S ASTltMhTIC CIGARETTES,
LEVASSEUR'S ASrHMATlC TURtS.
GREEN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA CURE.
PAECREATIC EMULSION, by Slavery d
Moore;
PANCREATIZED COD-LIVER OIL. by savo-
ry & Moore; -
FOUGERA'S INITIATIVE WINE,
WYErH'S BEEF. IRON. and WINE:
IlEBIG'S EXTRACT OF BEEF,
VALENTINES MEAT-IUlCE; POWDERED
RAW BEEF; CHURCH LIS HYPOPHOS-
PHITES, by Swan. of Paris;
with all the new and valuable pharmaceutical pre-
parations known In this country and Europe.
MEADE & BAKER, Practical Pharmacists,
j,I 919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01
sTaa,Ys nnaYERs.
To INVESTOR.

ITO INVESTORS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

s. BY Griisfs IL W. iIiiaing,
Real Estate a genrs and IAncf1oneefs- S
& Eletenfii bttFet between stain ana EaEsfks ;

III ASDs0ME FRAMED DwELLTyG
In AMI BUILDING LOT At THE NORTH
W.T. a,kSEIs DE TW ESTY Assitas
premises, on WEDNESDAY,. Isl .Jasusry, al Il
O'Clock T.. A.. the DWELLING situated "a. above
and occupied by Captaia l.. VI. nsrkfss. It ffs exc
rooms, and Kitchen and well OF wateS In the yard.
The house Is In nice order. and is very cofo7fab e
residence. The lot on which the house stands Ii
texl26 feet, and he yacauf lot ls 3ex152 feet. both
running back ~ an alley 40 feet wide. They win be
sold separately or together, rs may Le desired by
bidders. sissEZf9 stij II R4s ssgyI =.
TERMS Dpe-tbiri cash: balance at six end twc1se
months for notes, interest added. secured by trust
deed. 6..tfi GRUBf5S &c WILIl1hMS,
4 dc 81 1850. .Auctioaee9s. I
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. NJ ANTED.-Any person wanting RAG
W CARPETING WoVE can have 1t done by
catIng on HARRIET w. MOODY,
n o. glo TTcntJ-eiehth street, between and z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

WANTED, toPURCHAsE A FARM of
w TWENTY-FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED
ACRE within one 10 ten mics of she city OF Kicll-
mond. Apply to RICHARDSON & Co, -
I ta Lot i1f3 Main street 4.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
CaldWell,e etc.


The St. Louis Globe, Of Wednesday,
contains the following special from
Washington concerning Kansas matters:
Gov. Osborn, of Kansas, has no pres
ent intention Of appointing aSenator in
Mr.. Caldwell's place, nor does no deem
it advisable to convene IN extra session
of the legislature, Is he has legal right
to do.
Gov. Harvey, Mr.. Lowe and Col.
Phillips are already announced::a as candi-
dates by their friends here.
Mr.. Pomeroy says nothing further
than that he proposes TO establish before
the courts and people Of his State that
the charges against him are false, origi.
mating in railroad conspiracy, for car
rying out which money was paid.
Meanwhile there is . bitter feud in
progress between Mr.. Ingalls, and Rep
resen:ative Cobb on one side and Pome-
roy's special friends, Sidney Clark and
others, on the other, while Representa-
tives Lowe and Phillips and their friends
are not over we'll pleased with the re-
cent appointments. As for Mr.. Caldwell
all unite in considering him IS Of no
further political account.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

indian agent Daniels writes to the
department under the date of March
20, from Rel Cloud agency, Wyoming
Territory. as follows:
would respectfully Inform the De-
partment that Lone Antelope, one Of the
hostile chiefs Of the Minncayo band Of
Sioux, with sevcn,y-6ve lodges, is re-
ported to have just gono into camp on
White river with the Sioux Of this agcn-
cy. Also that Sitting Bull, No Neck
and Four Horns, chiefs Of the Uncaap-
pa band Of hostile Sioux, are camped n
Bear Bate. . few days March from
hsre,on their way to this place. S'tting
Bull and his party remained theso -
hear from these Indiana / hGO go
them tobacco and elothes, and 49, -
to eoasia, assuring den e1noo0 ]
Of The govsraaenL l&4[] BE
thak 49, - taksa = (ssnd-
e =; s g ::
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
now 10 GROW WIND SHELfERS.
Oasis, SALINE Co., March 81

Nh. EDIroas: Having had some oxpe-
rience in putting out cottonwood trees
by the acre, I will give my plan, for the
benefit of your readers, feeling interest.
cd in the subject and certainly no one
can stand by the side Of my grove op-
posite the wind on windy day, or note
the difference in tho peach trees grow
ing nearest to or further from the grove,
and not realize the benefit of shelter
belts.
The land on which the grove stands
was broken in April, 1868, and replowed
in tho fall; and narrowed smooth the
following spring. The rows were
stakcd off tweve feet wide. One and
two years old trees were procured from
the river bends sufficient for few rows
and set with spade about three feet
apart. Finding this too tedious 1 cut
slips Of one years growth eight or ten
inches in length, and stuck them in the
rows slanting them little in order to
get them well under the ground. l
made no memorandum Of the date /
commenced or finished, but the work
must be done before the buds swell
much. Nor is the right time. The
slips nearly all grew, and scarcely any
difference is noticeable between them
and the roots set before them. The
trees are nearly twenty feet high on an
average and make a cery compact grove
ten BY thirty rods, or just two acres.
J. NJ. ANpERsN.o
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
SaIina ADVERTISEMENTS.
City Election.
M0vOv-'s Proclamation.

MAJORS OFFICE.
CrrY 90 SALIyA. \
AarcA 9Rh. Is:1.
l. W Rns~>H mayor II the city Of SAiiss. do Ia
soc mis- nv proeinsnssn tn qua led elecfofs of
said city Of Salins ~ sre VII be IBID n eli etoa n
ms city o.
Monday. tie ia Day Of Air.i, f. D. 1878,
b>fv~ea TIE hoary III eloeA 4 y. as1 o'eioek r
- prvvided 1ss b tn seasutes 81 - ner Of Kae
- 6sr ne psse q eeesag - ss'iesiaS c0esfs q:
aajd city fos-she en1uing yeoS.
Mayor.
1--WE CoGnciiDea-
folee Judge.
Nv. BCS4E4, NAyss.
Attest: EpvAns AuYR, Csy CHt-
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. S -
- eeo0D1U
AU0e0
S80Gsaene. ~
ss0sr eeesn; sesv ~ secA esx. Vim IN Gsss'
ooo- tS,ee. -. sose5 nAu.
Admso 81 0osoo ooos884Co-.
Sly 20. Boz M, fA1laaelpAn, ts-
Ne C3epxrmen vese C~eA
Of Chroo,e and Ae.ss ah..,,.n.., y.,,.,.,. r.-h>.
no. sei.s,e.. Kd..,. ~ 80. ~. ~,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

A squadron of German naval vessels
has becu ordered to cruise in Spanish
waters.
Gov. Hartranft has signed the bill ap-
propriatlng::onc million dollars for the
centennial celebration.
Thomas Mast has gone to Europe as
an honorary commissioner to the Wen
ma exhibition.
Gen. Spinner has entered upon the
thirteenth year of bis services as treas
urcr Of the United States.
james Dixon, Seator from Connecticut
from 1857 to 1869, died at his residence
in Hartford, last week, aged SO, Of heart
disease.
The dealt, Of Mrs. James Gordon Ben
nett is announced by cable dispatch
As having occurred Monday at kocnig-
stein, Saxony.
In the South Bend distrisG Of Indiana
CHE tenth under the new apportionmcnt),
there is talk Of sending Colfax again to
congress, vice Jasper Packard.
The civil service commission has vir-
tually ceased 70 Be in existence, and it
10 conceded in administration quarters
that it vili never be rssurected again.
Williaa n. Tweed sent to tho Senate
on the 9th INST, his resignation - =
Senator. The committee was discharg-
ed from further Investigation Of Tweed
- . Senator.
Tho London TiMss, expressing the
views Of . very largo number Of Hng-
iisb sta>Psnsn, predicts . war between
the United States and Spain, growing
ost At Cvban affairs.
JaA>ss 4. Garfield he's been asked to
reign his ssss in The Hesss Of Rsprs-
esetntiveA Il ii dsclase1 tba1 ~ ysfiag
- he sst1onaivs eoAny ~ - - -
a :.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

G6enation has reached Parsons that
- bedy Of the brother of Senator York
4ooa i6nnd in the woods two miles
~ q Usage Mission. He bad
1S61hes end his body concealed in some
- buehes. This makes seven Per-
iSsusniesing,and it is supposed thatthey
~ III nlrdered between Usage Mis-
- and Independence within the past
II nonthe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

8 Another terrible disaster at sea. Tho
6on11iship Atlantic, Of the White Star
- l.on Liverpool March 20, for New
xsek, running short of coal, made for
ilfnkx. When about twenty miles from
- OF Cape Prospect, at 2 O'Clock
Enssday morning she ran ashore on
1faEsTs Head. She had on board over
Z ~ nsn, women and children. Only
- sneeeeded in landing. All who 70
0nined, including all the women and
4ki1dsen, were lost. The captain and
I'D eGlcer were saved. and the fret off,
eee was drowned. On tho first receipt
a. De news of the disaster, q steamer
Z 11tbe assistance Of tho Allan.
-
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- - -
llInis1ee 8icl.lss tslegsapas b 6eeEs.
tary Rish TIT ~ gof1tnmsat * thsrs-
public has ordered the iberstioa q ten
thousaad slayes h:d In Cubs = vio'a-
tioe Of the law oflS70. They arc called
" Hmancipedons."
An Official statement shows that the
total number Of persons in the United
States Who were assessed for income
during the years 1871 and 1873, under
the act of July II, 1870, 74,775 and "a
3S7 resectiveiy.
1t is stated in Washington BY some OF
ex-senator Caldwell's friends, that he
will not be candidate before the Kansas
Legislature for reelection, but will en-
deavor to name the person to be select
Cd, and hack him up financially.
The Navy Department announces the
death of Rear Admiral John B. Mont
gomery, at Carlisle, Pa, on the 18th inst.
lie joined the navy in 1872, and was on
the retired list. He was midshipman on
board the dag ship Niagra in the victory
on Lake Erie.
It appears that the number of bust
ness failures in this country in 1872, was
S,069, with liabilities sl2l, 056, 0C0. The
number of failures in 1870 was 1861 ;
the total liabilities, 1888, $4,000. The
number of failures in 1871 was 1925,
and the liabilities ss5, 25s, 900.
General Fremont thinks he had great
injustic done him in Paris. In reading
the testimony be found many witnesses
perjured themselves in the trial there.
He is undecided what TO do; he may
hereafter go to Paris and have the case
rcopened and tried on its merits.
The North German Gazette, official,
retracts an article published some tine
since rediculing the inaugural address of
President Grant. The Gazette says the
full text of the addres differss from the
Geographic summary and for that reason
tho journal is led to considerably mod
fy its views.
Tho steamship St. Louis, from Cen
trail American ports, arrived on the 18th.
When she left the port Of Salvador,
there was report that the city of San
Salvador had been destroyed by great
earthquake on the 18th inst. The tele-
grph lines being down, no details could
be had whom she was leaving.
A new volcano has been discovered in
California, about go miles from San
Diego. 1t has over twenty vent holes,
and from its sides streams of water is
sue forth. Earthquakes are frequent in
that locality, and they are attributable
to, or thought to originate from this
source of disturbance.
Judgement has been rendered in the
Memphis l. ElPaso railroad case. The
defendants are pronounced guilty OF
swindling and sentenced to various
terms of imprisonment. Gen. Fremont
is condemned to five years confinement.
Other defendants who were present
were arrested to-day - they were leav-
ing court.
A Washington special states that
Hon. Jas. Brooks has been rapidly fail
ing, and is not expected to live many
days. His brother Erastus has gone to
Washington, to be with him in his last
hours. 1t is said his illness in less the
result of disease than Of montal anxiety
growing out Of the Credit Mobilicr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03


Al IN ofE-shoot of the great uprising
q the industrial classes throughout the
Union, fbr active work, that their power
nay b recognized in the land, we find
Tie Farmer union one of the most i'm
poetant They have met in in conven-
tioAs in several States, and announced
t6sthe world platforms Of principles,
which they propose to carry out with
N their might and main. The Farmers
6tats Convention met at Topeka last
Wednesday and did some good and ef-
1sctiye work. Tho body numbered
como Of the best men in the State, who
vent to tho convention determined to
accomplish something and not merely
1alk. Politicians, who had claimed that
~ farmers could not run = convention,
attempted to figure largely in their de-
hbsra&ions, and mako little capital for
thsnselvee out OF il, but werc circum-
'vsalsd ct every turn. Atan early mo-
nsnt they found that that was not the
plkoo for them. Among the resolutions
adopted by the body, was ono calling
nsW Coagrsssmen and Senators to
~ ~ sossre an amendment Of the
= oGj1 law, % that salt and lumber
Ia b placed on the free list, and re-
dnction of duty on iron. This rcsolu-
tioa, Of course, brought out considerable
discussion. A resolution was passed re-
qussting tho legislature at the next scs-
sion to enact = law regulating freights
eed farcs upon our railroads, upon basis
q Justice. A moro economical admin
iatration Of the government, { National,
etate and locaD was embodied in one
resolution. The organization Was CON-
p1stsd and is 10 be known under the ap-
peopriate name of tho Farmers, Co
operative Association Of the State Of
kAnsas." The object Of the association
i declared to be the collection of Stats
tios relative to the products OF tho State,
tbeir amount, cost and value to assist
Ne hEmers in securing just compensa-
ffea for their labor; to 60 operate with
similar organizations in other states in
procuring cheap transportation, and re-
nsasrstirs prices for surplus products,
- acs generally in the interest of the
predicting class. !
Aftsr the adoption of the'plan of per.
Aaneat organisation, the society pro.
= - alaction of officers under
r - ebilovisg result: John Da-
1sae J. Z. Hudson, vice pres
Eeat; II. Bronson, treasurer; Alfred
Geey, secretary and corresponding Sec
po1psy; T. B. Smith. Of Douglas, John
Mag, Of Osagc,, o. ". Bell, Of Riley,
Il. Grass, Of Montgomery, and J. s.
- Wrinkle, of Atchison county, dirsc.
-.
49, county vas represented h the
ee1ioa. ey Freeman K,nsuAn, Ed,
}pAeeahaa Weaser, xhakeessd
q -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

The contest over school officers last
Tharsdsy was very spirited. The wind
swept up clouds of dust about tho city,
which in no way prevented ladies and
gsstlsmen from coming to the polls.
TIE great popularity of tho winning can
didlatss Was evinced by tho vote which
y shown - follows: For director, G.
kbsrhirdt, 2s2-B. J. +. Hanna, %;
5or treasurer, Z. F. lckes, 49,. w.
Powers, 115-C. II. Underwood, lob /;
f1srk, W. B. Fladcrs, 273-E. W. Ober,
n. There was determination among
tAe people to elect m entirely new set of
nen for school officers, and the resul,
va glorious. We now have a good
hoard, which will faithfully and honest
~ look after our school matters.
On Tuesday, the township election
took ace.Splittickets were at par. Can
A1atss were as numerous as the leaves
q The forest Combinations were out Of
~ question and most overy man'was for
HsN.s With one or two exceptions a
most excellent ticket was elected. The
following gentlemen were elected: For
trustee, e. R. Switzer; treasurer, A.
Shuts; clerk, Edward Smith; JUS
1ieae IL IL. pesoe, r. H. Bishop and f.
& Merton; oonststles, J. 4. Garrett and
g. D. Falcone.. The bridge PROPOSE
60 wsrs carried IN this township by
an.ayerage majority of about IS.
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j County sJournsl.
1IuRaDAY, APRIL 8, 1878.

g pssSc debt VAS decreased 81 ,ea4,'
~ 1tsing the pest month. Outstand'
& - t6edsss, Ss5s, 500, 047.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27
LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, 1000 Gffs all Cash. sJO0 O00
To provide means for this magnificent Conc-rt One
HssareA Tbossssd Tickets snfS will he i.sur,i
. large portion Of which already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. go; Halves, %; and ouareers.
conut on less than 800 orders.
Nothing could he more appropriate for Presenis than
tickets to the DanSses u Wealth, more likely to
produce granrr satisfactory results The object If this
Third Gin C0aeert In the enlargement and endowment
of the Pebble Library e kessscky, which. by the
special act authorizing the Concert for Its benefit " be
forever free tn all ctizens of every State This Concert
will be conducted like the first and second heretofore given
and full particulars of the mode Of drawing the gifts and
paying them. and everything to thorough
der.tanding Of the scheme from beginning end
published in the form Of circular which will he furnished
free Of cast. to any who apply.
The entire o this undertaking
mifted by the trustees To Hen. ThSs. T. Draalesse,
late Governor II Kentucky. to whom all communications
pertaining TO the Gin Concert should b- addressed
X T. DURRETT. President.
W. N. HALDEMAN Vice Prest
JOHN 3. CAIN. Src'y Public Library III Ky
fARMERS AND DROVERS' BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets ready for sals and all orers for tsu
appea fur agencies. crculars information e,p
viii meet with prompt attention, when addressed me
below directed.
T@Oa. X. DRAMLBTTE, Lsaisv5lle, Ky,
fcbi3wA Agent Public Library Kentucky.
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Centaur Liniment.

There pain which the Centaur Eminent will not
relieve, swelling 1t viii subdue and iameness
which it will not This is strong language but it ia
true Where the parts gne its effects are
lous II has produced Of rheumatism neural
gia, lockjaw. palsy sprains swelings eaked br~ass
scalds burns salt rheum. earsche &c. upon the human
frame and OF strains SPAWN gala &C. upon animals In
year than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began 1t counterirritant ahealling pain
rriever Crppes throw away their crutches; the lame
walk poisonous bites rendered harmless and the
drd healed without 1t Ia hpmbug The
eept published around each hottie 1t selling as no
article before sold and sells because does Just
what 1t prrtends to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism pain swelling deserve suffer IL they will
not Centaur Lnimen More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable including frozen limla chronic rheuma
tism govt running tumors &c. have been received We
will send circular containing cerhcatea the recipe &c.
gratis tn requesting IT, One btsle OF the yellow
wrapper Ccntsur Linincnt "a worth one hundred doars
for spawned sweenied horses and mules for screw
In sheep. IMMINENT 10 worth your
attention No family should be vifhost Ceutaur Eminent
J. d. Ross Co. Xsv York
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

CHIcACO, FebFuary ..
Flour-Dun and unchanged.
Whrat-Dull unsettled aid lower No. 2 spring 81 10,
cash. q Isl seller March, No. ! u 06f.
C"rn-Qniet and weak. No mixed. &c cash, II 13sr
seller March.
Oats-Dull and a shade lower No. 9 81 &C.
Bariey-Qurt and weak. M. 2 20 12tc; No J. Sc
P"rvisians-tiood demand at full prices.
Pork-Aetve demand and higher tl3 20d Il Is cash
seller March: fl5 65 seller April.
Lard-Gnod demand at full prices; o. IS cash March
u IS April.
Hams-In pickle 81 12.c: green hams and firm
Bulk Meats-Fair demand and firm Shouldern 4ic
short rib mindless SIC; short clear. 6gc. lnnsr.
Cattle-Markrt dull and prices weak and unsettled
Sales good to choice steers S 3 s2 good fat Texans
g 20 al 20: fair native steers, q J0d4 IS.
Hogs-Active and higher. Fair choice a 10 a 90
with several droves extra at 8
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27
A. F. & A. M.

Ky WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 7s. 4. =. & 4.
wv NJ. meets at their Hall. third story If Weeks
Building the Lrytr. "Wednesday night bcfrr
tho Full Moon in each month and tive weeks there
after. X II. WILLIAMS. W. VI.
e. W. SHKKyE, Sec'y
SMITHTON LODGE, No. l. A. r. & 4. NJ. meets At
their Hail. in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon. and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited
I. J. yANDERSIICE. W. NJ
W. TREvErT. Sec.
MASONIC.-Trny Ledge No IS. A. F. and A. Masons
meet their Hall Monday evenings before the full
Neon in each month and the ssnd Saturday night there
after. C. IT, BRIlNiES W. NJ
+. = SOPER, Secretary
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

F1aur-Dul1 weak and unaettled
whoat-Dull snd unchanged. No. spring. regular o.
o. soft q n; No. red fall in elevator offered e IS; No
81 a.
Corn-Quiet and unchanged. No. Mixed he; No. Z
white mixed. 36ac.
Oats-Inactive and unchanged. No mixed 9s3e9sc
Bariey-yery slow. Sales choice Iowa at 9Oe.
Rye-L0wef. No z SIC.
Pork-FIrm and unchanged
Dry Salt Meats-Buoyant and higher on packed loss
Loose shoudern n dl3c do clear rib Sc clear sidea 7c
city packed shoulder Sc; clear rib; 7at jobbing and
orsler lsta.
Lard-Prime steam, &c.
Cattle-Quiet and unchanged.
Hogs-steady at asa4 60. msstly at n 6oa4 IS. Re.
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27
DoNIPmAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
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.,unnnuG I. O. o. r.
~ WHITE CLOCD LODGE. No. 8. /. o. Of
q. r.. meets ut Odd Fellows Hail. second
story Of Van Buskirks Building. Main Street Sat
urdsy evening oclock. Brothers In good standing
cordially invited to visit the Ladee.
wM FAIRALI. n. G.
CHAs s. CAiS, r.. y.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. g.. l. q. O. r. meets every
Saturday night, in the over Myers Closes Inrg
Store, Highland Kansas. f. II. CNKEFER, n. e.
A. =. CNKEfER, X. s.
TROY CITY LODGE. M. y I. o. o. F.. meets every
Tuesday night in their Hall over Leland. store Tr"y
Kansas FRANK N. TRACY, n. q.
G. W. STRAHAN, RS
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