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wnync Township Items.

TIE cold weather Of last week proftaby improved
at Donphan and Geary City in jerking the next seasons
wood the river Wayne has plenty of wood for home
consumption but they will forage upon Missouri when
the opportunity presents itself.
Something has my notice. within the past few
days that think the public should have th1 benefit Of
communicate this you Mr.. Editor with the fall and
express understanding that you do not divuse
under any circumstances whatever The fact is the
of this part of the County have organized secret Or
der for the suppression of saloons 1t first organized in
Doniphan but is rapidly spreading the entire
County They have their spies in town in the Coun
ty who dress in mems clothing and saunter into saloon
with much the gay young Of the pc
Rod is noted for If you will take the palms. you de-
the spy. He generally taken for gay young sales
man. and the disguise is complete that the init
recognize the lady whom he
hour before. you will take the trouble however you
may recognize her by the of pencil and paper which
she has always hand, but daring to only when
Of Her duties keep f.thfu record Of the
number of drinks and cigars taken by each that
comes in and the Of cash paid These items
are recorded. under the Of each customer and
copy delivered his wife sweetheart at the next meet
ing Order This accounts for the strange looks and
queer expressions that husbands have heard their wives
make use Of during the last few weeks They taking
this method of getting the extent Of the evil when
they intend - day and hour for simultaneous
attack on the saloons Of County They intend wipe
thenfout at sweep.
We several parties in this vicinity who intend en-
igrsng in the Spring. They wish inquire Of you
what kind Of country School District No 90 is, and
whether 1t would be preferable Utah Alaska. They
want to get where pay his when he gets
ready and Representatives are not known.
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Rusiaes. not Affected.

The recent depression busnea has net affected the
passenger trac Of St. Louis Ksnsas City Northern
Short Line they continue to x fast express
aan any other Ens between the Missouri ard
Mississippi Rivers This road enjoys great immunity
from accidents by Of immense expenditures the
last years Of soson dollars besides earnings
in wonderful improvements in r-syng their line with
steel and iron rails broad tea in rolling
supplied with all modern appliances for comfort and
safety and another ssfegussA employ night and day
watehmen To inspect road be and after the passage
of each train that eserythsg Is In order Cons
ciOus among improvements is the susstltOn fUr
binary of reclining chair coaches elegantly
peea and fitted with dressing for ladies' gentlemen
and families without any extra charge The ST. Louis
Kansas City Northern and tie Kansas City ST. Joseph
& Council Bluffs Railroad form the only line running
through Pullman Palace Seepers between Omaha and
Louis The shortest lire betweoa the West and the
Is the St Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line
either through St Louis the great metropolis CT
$4,000 inhabitants through Chicago the Chicago
Alton Short Line the Louisiana Bridge open
passage of through trains Ticket Agents Ct connecting
roads selling through tickets to the East North South
will furnish tickets by this excellent line For map
lars time cards and information relative to ap-
ply to or address Lyman MeCarty, Kansas City No..
r. i. Groat ST. Louis Mo. jzneayl.
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Go Ea., BY Wa, Of 81. Loui,.

In these days Of railroad competition the wise Traveller
selects his route before leaving home In almost every in
stance he desres to reach hs destination speedily
possible and for the accomplishment of that purpose the
Missouri Pacific Through Linz from the West to the East
ria Kansas Oily and s. Louis offers inducements
passed by other line in the country Everything
nectedwith the Misso Pacific e. R. IS frat class and the
adoption of the Miller Platform and wesns Air
Brake, together with Pullman Seepers and Reclining
Chair Coaches render trip the line perfectly safe
and pleasant Passengers from all pars Of the West by
taking its Express Trains ct Kansas City Ieavsnwcrth
Atehison and other prominent cities landed in St
Louis ut seascnable hours morning and evening and Ia.
ample time to make direct connection with all railroads for
every point in the North East and South Particular
information. with maps time tables &c, may be had
the various Through Ticket" etfces in the West or
upon personal written application TO G. H. Baxter
tern Agent, Kansas City, No., Z. A. Ford General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis. No. jani5yl.
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= 81. LOrIS. March Z.
Henp-Qniet Fair anil pTime undressed %; choice
and strictly choice slOO a 100 dressed si50d175.
Flnur-DuT superior "a .5d5 81 extra IS 50a5 IS; Xxx
Sc O0a6 -; xxx S. 50a6 IS family e. ooGT So fancy
7Ia9C0
wheat-Sprng dali AID neglected offered at 81 a. 19
bid No. fall firm bit lower dull; 81 &c. bid for No
red No = g. 456l 90
Corn-Firn No. mixed. eoasi".
pats-Firnier No. 2 mixed ~ d45,.
Rarley-DulI dealers snart No snrugsi S5@l 90; No
81 15ai So
Rye-Firm 20.
Pork-Quiet, ga 159I5 co.
Dry Salt Meas-Du dealers apart little done holders
firm, sales Of loose clear rib. 7bc.
Blcon-Quiet only jobbng and order demand, shout
ders &c: clear rib eic
Lard-Ouiet prime steam offered at sac.
Hogs-Quet light a 35d4 90, heavy "a 90a5 30
Cattle-Ony local demand good 70 choice native steers
81 5Od5 rs; butchers 81 5063 So Texans IS 25c4 Is
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A. F. & A. NJ.

Wy WHIT CLOUD LODGE No. 7s A. F. g. A.
!" M meets at their Hall, third story Of Weeks
Building the LeTee Wednesday night on or before
Inc Emil Moon in eacl month and every two weeks there
after. L. L. OhIOA' w. M
C. W SHEETr Sccy.
SNITHTON LODGE. No. l. A. r. 6 A NJ. meets at
thrir Hall in Highland Friday night or before the
Full sicon and every tgO weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren are cordially invited
LEWIS WELLINGTON, ". II.
CHAs T.. Fox, Sec.
MASONIC.-Troy Lodge No IS A. I. and a. Masons
meet at their Hall Monday evenings. before the full
Moon in each month and the second Saturday night there
after Z. u. BllUIEo, W. NJ
JAMES II. TRAM Secretary.
WATHENA LODGE. No. "a, A i. & A. NJ. meets at
their Hall in Wahena every first and third Saturday
hing. ). HATCH, W. n
Aug MILLER SEC.
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------.h,r length Of time, In accordance VIE INC
FOT any otI sih snnIy ouly 70 regular advertising
IbOTs rsies va, MaI II fines or less S year
@ Legal and transient as oP each sub
'sgOsS Sccss will be charged 9 per cent
sp si sSvertisements and personal
Seubls price. IL. D-,,,rr1 make ore square All
LgD1 . If bslfs square and over are eoun'o" - '
sqa1Ie requiring be cs:tihed To- VII Se
~ CO.. Of Certifying. in addition to inc
raiss- ,.;.,.,.s rEuSt lie lid 5cT invariably IL
WORK Of al HdI % SoS Work W G must Be pad
~ hen taken from the ONCE
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DR.. WHITTIER,
III AR NE s 9

6i7 st. Charles street. st Louis, Mo.
xenereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases
SyphliIs, G onorrhoea, CIeet, Structure,
Orchlti8, Hernia, or Rupture, all uripay
Diseases and syphlilticor m ercuriai affec-
lions .. the throat, skin or bones, are treated
vita unparalleled success, On laie't sesnce prineles-
Spermatorrhoea, Sexual Debility and
aA or other eausss snd whish
sissisas. d-sfi1. dssssss ef sigA dsrsssiss s.sry
yi-piss % tie laes gsgeai decay aserssoa % soes
s:nas marriages lmproper or unhiappy, e.; e.:
aosys sent In sssisd sarseps for two postage stkpa
. Diseases pecullar to Nomen. .ssh :.
vnitei cSrOs. pseasss and IL Of ~o-b.
SisrIr sfe.. ssfaly treated. Descriptive pamphlet
sasd stAnpI Age With experienes can b
lied upon. II II self eviisnthEt hysesn treating thcc5
ADDS u every year SECURES great sfi PhyoAns
knoving tails frequsny persons to ny care
iavItsd wh.n nesnvsner visit u, city fr
meat ntdeiaes can be seat express OF evvhe-e
exists 10 Il ankly
stated Once kSurs: A. n. 20 P n. Sundays, IL n TO
I'm Prscns aTsho n fAs ely az csy het nag ssrss
direct % fAs ores. Hat ni- Ii ring the Deer Bell.
Ths 10 whole hou q twelve rooms, b tbs
e1isnsiTs in The eozntry, ebrnlag Reespuoa an
Consuiiaon rosns, Boarding and si-epirg aParrsau:
NsdIozted aad FApor B,hs; comprehensive LaoorStory
where msdeines 1Jsd In the are prepared
laest sfand,rd works Of all the school, OF n-diche
found also An.trieal Pate. IFS size aad co9st 70 ill.,
nlsFaas diteas eoa,isaS. rnieh hsve beca prcearsd
from Fraa-e, regardless Of expense and Dot 10 -
fysud 10 any ether Library In The city. n, Library
tAravu vids open - AL eAlsrs. A6dress o 49,
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T.HICAGO. March T.
Flour-Quiet weak and lower se and nothing doing.
wheat-Steady. No. spring 81 a04l 81; No. 81 ist
regular; 81 1911 April Nc. spring q II, al ~.
Covn-Steady No mixed 59l for fresh CASH S9i a4oic
April: mixed No SIC.
Oats-DuIl and a shade lower. No. islc cashi 43ic
April
Rye-Steady. No. fresh &c.
Barley-Dull and nominal
Pork-Steady Slf Is cash sl4 IS April.
Bulk Meats-In fair demand Shoulders ST. short rib y
dIf: short clear a loose spot
Hogs-Dul prices dragging range a ooas IS poor to
very choice assorted.
Cattle-Good active straay fair to good a 65s5 .;
good to choice IS 35d5 IS extra s6 oo16 II.
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Coon Books.-John Cain, Of White Cloud has received
the agency Donphan County for several Of the best
and popular subscription books out and win at
commence canvassing for subscribers.
The Peoples Standard Edition Of the Holy Bible-a
large and elegant edition superior anything heretofore
published The following few Of the eonteDts and
the Psalms in meter nearly hundred thousand
gioai readings and references and Historical and Chro
biological Index to the entire word to which added
comprehensive Treatise upon the Literature History and
inspiration of the Bible exhaustive Tabular Aids and
concise History Of all the Denominations and Sects in
every age Of the world also illustrative maps fuIpage
engraving and gallery Of ave hundred Iustra
tons and descriptions embracing Scrptura Scenes and
Events from the Creation Of the World close of the
Canon and Representing Biblical Architecture Customs
Arts Sciences Rites Coma Writings, Botany and Natu.
raj History Ths prices range according to style from d
to SIS
The Centennial Gazetteer Of the United States is book
of 200 pages showing the results Of the first hundred
years Of the Republic and being AcoDplee encyclopedias
Of all the States Territories Counties Townships cities
villages postofces mountains rivera iAkesL &c. Of tn,
Union with all the public Improvements, agricultural and
mineral resources extent and popustion etc Il win b
Of the most useful works ever issued The price
leather binding. ia ss7s
The History Of the Grange movement is another tne
work which will be in demand BY the numerous Grang
members in the County sordng them valuable infol
nation the subject which they 90 deeply nfei
ested.
Mr. Cain will call upon the citizens Of Troy and vicinity
In few days to solicit orders for the ebsve vorks
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o, f,

I. Q. 0. Z.
XNSE WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No G. !. o. Of
~ O. r. meets at Odd Fellows Hall. second
. Van Dnskirk's Building. Main Street every Sat
5sv evening at o'clock Brothers in good standing are
'O'aiaiS h''''' ~ CHARLES CAIN n. C.
WV NJ HARRIS. r. S.
Troy CITY LODGE. No. 81, l. o. o. F., meets every
Jsy nipbt in their Hail. C. Lclands store. Troy.
Kansas Il L. i4S--- A-A'f Az -
q W. STRAHAS r S.
UTGULAYD LODGE, No. g.. I. o. o. F.. MEETS every
S,rri7y night in the room Myers & Clnsos Durg
Sore Highland Kansas. r. ). CLOoE, n. u
Z B GATCHEI- X. s.
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2 Patrons of Husbandry. u

SUMMIT GRANGE z. or H., meet in the kfPpel
School House on the first and third Thursday lights OF
each month J. T. MIDER, Master.
J. EEsKIS Secretary.
CENTRAL GRANGE No. 4Gs meets every Saturday
Afternoon at l o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall Troy
Visiting brethren will be welcome.
JOHN NJ TRACY, Master.
THOMAS HESsHALI- Secretary.
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~ friend, trhose shall not diyulge,) got
of good joke himself the other day. Coming in
and hastily handing a paper he sail: Here is
thing published. I'm in great hurry and almost
forgot it. 1t go in this week Be careful and hav.
it according copy" Then he hurried out and open
ed the paper find that he had given a dun he had
received for bill He discovered his mistake in
hasten back and make the correction but to miss
a train on which he was going away.
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Patrons Of Huskasdry.

,.'s reeeissd eonpissiou County Deputy for
popaan County am ready to attend to IN the duties Of
.ns once soea =. organising er.sess &c. sud VII
r..'as sns~erins an Questions rs,ssivs % The
Ny postoes sddrsss n Eden Atsh.sop cog,,v 60.
JOHN rYIrR
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pONIPuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

rra,. cd Judicial DiStrict-P l. HgBDAEp,, ,,, IT a.
Co,Ttv COmmissioners-JEssR W JONES OoohFh nNi
-x CHInEs KEAEEEr
70 q sS,iE-THoNAs j. TAEnERsIICE
91.syTreT-ROREgT TRACY.
80 CTeIE-CHAEIEs RAFPELYE
T 49,. Clerk-FRASK BRovE
D.ty Attcrney-DAYID NJ. JOHNSTON.
1oI-;. Iudge-ROBKRT WILKINSON.
5p..si.tsr a Deeds-AtEEET HEZEs.
hssIs-i.tsr5.pt Of Public InstructioD-D. d. EoSE-
sSsllrssgrsrEHEyEY WILSON. Deputy EDWARD T. REESE
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~ Price Raid Soldiers. call and get your Scrip
cashcd will collect all kinds of Government Claims
Pensions BOuntes &c Agent for Phoenix Fire
Company; Justice of the Peace Notary Public; Real r.
tate and Claim Agent. VIII be In Troy every Monday.
E. W. STRATTON,
Dominican kas.
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~ We could not but sympathize with good, piuus
old brother who plRcked aside the other day tell
Of his church troubles We let him tell his
story: "why haven't you heard Ofiti thought every
body in town had heard it 1t the greatest outrage
knew Of Three four of us old went TO
the Church. the other night to bold prayer meeting of
own, and worship according to conscences
We managed 70 get into the house. but by Cd don't
you think they bad hid the Bblcl"
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II Daniel windCr. old resident in this vicinity,
while riding unruy horse in streets last Friday
was thrown and his shoulder dslocated. Drs Wheeler
and Reeder the joint in place. and Mr. winder doing
as well rs can be expected.
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am now prepared to fsrnish both Pine and Native
Lumber to the public In large or small qsantties very
ob..p for Cash have large stock hand, and com
piee assortment of Building Material Thanking my old
friends and customers for their liberal patronage in the
past, solicit continuance Of the same
". II. Il. CURTIS.
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IL Spring emigration has already started westward
Numbers of emigrant pass through our streets
daily bound presume. for the western part Of the
frsm the fact that most of the wagons have stoves
rugged up for warming and cooking purposes.
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~ We call attention t. tie Legal card Of W d weIO.
in this issue Mr.. Webb becoming known throughout
Northern Kansas of the best lawyers in the State
and has recently had several important in which he
has dspAyed high order Of legal ability. All business
entrusted 10 him, will be in good hands.
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PIGEON SuooTISG-A Pigeon match will come OF on Sat
urday ST. Joseph between the Troy and st. Joseph
Clubs The St Joseph Club has been sconrng the country
to the north line of the State for marksmeu The Troy
boys have but that does belong Troy vicinity
Here the of the L. DAVE, Sam. Macumber
J. II. Jones' A. Perry NJ C. Reville John NJ Maquilken,
James Revle Col A. G. Eye Sam. Maquilken, E. Ditz.
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"a Popular illustrated book taeo pages) MANHOOD
wooxANHooDi MARRIAGE! Impediments to Marriage:
the enus and cure Sent securely sealed post paid for 50
cents hy Dr. c. WHITTIER Gi7 ST. Charles Street st.
Louis, No.. the great specialist Read his works nuI2
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~ In addition to the criminal suit pending. tho man
Collier has civil suit against Thos j. Howard
for shooting him, laying his damages at o., 900.
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~ A of Michael Finnessn, living Phillips
Grove. in Wolf River Township had dislocated.
Tuesday while playing at school DR. Hofmeier put him
in a way for doing well.
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70 We received a call, to-day, from Mr.. A l. Lowe.
of Cloud County who is getting up Business Directory
Of the entire State of Kansas.
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II The County Board at its meeting held this week
ordered Sheriff collect IS for the Of the Court
House sny exhibition except for church and
for school bibitions-
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HkDoE PLAsrs-M. C. Very notifies the public that he
will furnish Hedge Plants at ss per thousand all
ders handed before the 18th Of March Orders be
left at the Nursery or at J. B. Byers Hardware Store
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We authorized to announce the name Of II. C. wy
KERT candidate for reelection TO the Office Of Trustee
Of Centre Township.
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J. J. Hull, of the jolly boys, left this morning.
for Wisconsin where he longs to sleep with his fathers
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IL Joseph schIeningcr tho Troy baker departed to-
day. for location in Central South Western Kan
BE a good citizen, and we wish him lucky
strike
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[- They beginning - stir around Tor the Spring
elections Nj wykert this week himself as
candidate for reelection Trustee. We believe he has
made faithful and efficient officer and given satisfaction
the public He gives the people opportunity to
whether they desire services another year
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We were mistaken in item, last week about the
NAlrOad case in the Supreme Court II has not had
hearieg but Judge Price made application 10 have
'eopened, and his argument wss On that motion.
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In orler make for Large Spring stock. viii
sell my Winter goods cost for the next thirty days
Call aud satisfy Yourself n. SILyERIAS
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! saw q blooming Rose at the setting Of the
Next morn. tso Roses where there had been bat
The above is original. It is rumored there viii he
much truth poetry in it by the time another rises
Sag niehts.
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DIED.

At his residence in Highland February 18Th Mr. VIII
LIAM HuNTER aged Ga years.
Truly, good man has been called from our midst and
would be missed than he viii be-always pleas
ant always cheerful with welcome greeting and kind
word for all Mr. Hunter born in Scotland He TO
moved to Michigan years since and came from there
to Kansas in 1850 since which time he has been resident
Of Highland He leaves .7argefaiy % mourn his loss
C..
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HesSssa -. .s.ss os S.sa At tie 8. JosspA ..1
c- sc-.AT. As....
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~ We have received the announcement of the death
Charles H. Gromer January 18TH at the residence OF
his father G. D. Gromrr. in Wyandotte County. His age
years and his disease pneumonia The deceased
born in ST. Joseph but his parents resided in this VII
cinty thirteen years. until five years sg" when
they removed 20 Wyandotts County.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

rya Pure Cider Vinegar, a, ErckgoHD & sNcL,Ia's.
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Uncle Charley Highly is still. IN preoaro1s st.ts
Of health BE has been trying very hard to se: veil oai
every tine has hadto taks Asa. From hts look
are inclined to f tat Il -ess to tais sod care o.
A:=se,. VIII god =s-s-g =eeoso-ss % disease "
get fAs Bette. 81 kies.
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AGENTS.

p.TFs & LOCKE "a Park Row.
" PETTENGILL CO., 81 Park ko"'
Q. ~ AND
GEoRGEP BOWEL C9 % f Ssx E YORK Jul
sEEyTIrIp STsER St Louis.
COX COEIEx Co, Chicago.
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Seed Whest-
n nave quantity Of clean Spring Wheat which will
A2S per bushel 1t is Of superior quality for seed
J. B. KENNEDY,
~. Residence miles south Of Troy.
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Flow Gears, any other hind of Gears at Manns
Prepared to 81 you out 90 the shortest aotioe can
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Centaur Linimcnt.

There is no pain which the Centaur Lin
iment win not relieve, no swelling IL will
not subdue, and 20 iamezess which il viii
not cure. This Is strsns language, bat !;
Z is true. IT has produced mOrs cures OF
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p White Coal Oh at slcuo,p Z syctAn,
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FROM GEORGE r. ROWELL DC co
NEW YORK DAYBOOK

A DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY. Established 1850 II supports
WHIT Supremacy political and social Terms "
To clubs copies for S. Specimen copies FREE Ad
dress DAY-BOOk, New York City. febi2Nt
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SONErHEe NEw-"Gr.nrer.' Collsrs." at WIN. Mans
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Tor111Ss

nauertisinS Ra6eS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
AMERICUS.

USLUCKY.-Mr. +. II. King went
over TO Emporia last Saturday and the
Neosho raised so much while he was
there that upon his attempting to ford
1t he found himself In deep water, and
was obliged to loosen the team, and
himself and little son climbed upon
the horses and thus got out, leaving
the buggy In the river. He had bought
q quantity of groceries for himself,
and l 200 cigars for Mr.. Crouch, which
were lost. SOms one went down In a
boat and tied the buggy to q tree, so
that it could be taken out when the
river should fall. On the same day
Mr.. O'Byrne was coming home from
Emporia In q spring wagon and drove
Into the creek at Mr.. Elliott's place
just south OF town, upsetting COM
pietely, and lost all the goods he had
bought In town.
Moses N0ll is buying good deal
of grain In this place at present.
There have been large numbers of
teams In town during the past week,
bad as the roads have been, to Ill cars
that he was shipping away. This is
cool for Americas, and we rejoice to
know that Mr.. Noll Is doing well at
the business.
Two gentlemen from Melvern,
Usage county, were In Americas this
week TO gather information about the
cheese business. They are going to
build q factory at the former place,
and expect TO make up the milk OF two
hundred and fifty cows this year.