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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-11
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

THE CULTIvAT0R & COUNTRY GENTLEMAN,
for the past forty yearS, has ranked, both in
this country and abroad. as the STANDARD
JOURNAL of AMERICAN AGRICULTURE. The
editions and FrUprietOrs, in addition TO their
own persoial labors, are regularly assisted by
a very large number ofSpecial Correspond
ents and Regular Contributors, among whom
are included many Leading Agriculturists, IN
all parts of the Country, East and West-aud
by over Five Hundred Occasional and
Voluntary Writers directly in the ranks of
he Best Farmers and Horticulturists in nearly
.very State in the Union With the co-opera-
lion OF so large corps of practical men, this
Journal is intended to possess exceptional
value as the chosen NJ Medium Of InIercOm-
nunfcIstiOu among all classes interested in
She ProdCc AMI Fertility of The land-th0se
VINO Cultivate and those VINO Consume-the
buyer ana Shipper, as well ~ the first owner
OF The crop Breeders o In mproved Animals
ana their Customers-Manufactu of I'm
proven Machiuery and those who purchase
Sno employ ft-Nur-eTymen and Fruit RaiA-
eIs-and, especially, to supply fuller and better
ostA U ~ 70 ire progIes-, prospects and returns
upon one OF the most important OF all ques
uons-Hhe1 70 Buy and tDhen 10 Sell
=. Mo--Ihe COUNTRY GkNTLEMAN is pub
ILsnSu Weekty, on the following terms when
PAld strictly in advance: ONE C1PY one wear
S<-oVi -FOUR COPIES. $40. and an additional
eoPyyor the gear free 70 the sender Of the Cub :
IkN NoPIES $40. and dn ddd'tit0nai copU for the
tedTyree 70 the sender # the Cub.
SsPEClAEN COPIES RE. Address
SSsoscrlptions reteived and forwarded at
LUTHER TUCKER q SON. Pub,tsh.r.
Sept. Is, 1874.
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''DR- PETER GUNsOLUs, says Tex
as paper, now residing in the neighbor-
hood of Fort Griffin, and who is seventy
six years old, stout, hale and hearty, and
who lived on the frontier the greater
portion of his life, informed Us that he
was now living with his sixth wife; mar
ried young girl each time; has fifty
four children, forty-eight of whom are
still alive, and scattered from here to the
Pacific. and all doing WE'LL
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SgeriaI Slofrr gOlumF.
The Confession Of an Invalid,

PUBLISHED As wABEISG and for the benefit
Of YoUSs MES AND OTHEKs who sufier from
NERVOUS DEBILITY. LOSS OF Man HOOD,
etc supply ing the means Of seU cure. Written
by one who cured himself after undergoing
considerable quackery. and sent free On re-
ceiving a postpaid directed envelope.
Sufferer are Invited to address the author,
NATHAEiEL MAYFAIR,
AprfI TO- Ts-6In. Box l53. Brooklyn, NY.
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. BALLARD. @, W. SALl'OmA
BALLARD d GALLOWAY,
AND SURGEONS.

OFFICE-In Ewing's Block, over kntn-
rauf7s Hardwar Store, West side oil MAIN
Street, Findlay, Ohio.
August I6 ls72-tf
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ghusiriaus ana SurgfGus.
DIR. II. G. BARNHILL

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon
III Uffice and Residence over kimmeIsJeW-
eIry store, Main Street, FiDdlay, Ohio.
Feb. q, IA IT,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-11

ALEXANDER DUMAS is said to bitterly
regret ever having written little story,
entitled Monsieur Fromentin, which he
believes TO have done much toward stiIn-
ulating the passion for lottery gambling
in France. He buys up all the copies he
can get hold of and consigns them 70 the
flames.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-11

EDMUND ABOUT writes to the Athen
eum: Jules Vane, who has just OBJ
tanned a great success with dTdHe de
.feerie geogrdphique, is the most instruct
i've of our nOvelists. Nobody commits
suicide in his booke, nor pays addresses
to married women; passion is absent
from them, and crime is unknown. But
never has the brain of an honest maj
found the secret of attraeticg readers by
more novel or more varied devices"
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. rrokNEY YAKDcOUNsELL,oR AT Law
a and Notary Public. Will attend prompt
VIC All business entrusted to his care. faI-
tIcnIar attention given 10 Collections farL-
tioning OF lands, and business In Probate
Court. =, nm -..,,,,ss Kalociz
nearly opposite the Court House, MAY ..
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WIN. DETWILEK. M. D..

HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon
Ill Main ST. Two Doors North OF Huber s
Drus Store. Findlay, Ohio
Office Hours-from to IA A. NJ, Al A. M. 10
2P SIoa aP NJ May is '73-tf
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OUR sHw YORK LETTER.

THE UNLICENSED LIQUOR BUSINESS-FX-
TRAVAGANCE-THE 'LONGsHoREMEN-
STRIKES-TROyBLE AND SUFFERING
sERVANTs-HIGH BUILDINGS THANKS
GIVING.
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:. A. KEETNER, d. o. 8.
e. n. RUHEs,

nPERATIS E and Mechanical Dentist
" Onlce-S5, Main Street, above h o. ba'
ker a Co.'S Shoe Store.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-12-11

NINE UGLY LITTLE CONGRESSMES.-
The Kennesaw Route Gazette is the
name of a paper down in Georgia that
publishes the following: 1T is estimat-
ed that the combined weight of the en-
tire nine members of Congress, Just
elected in Georgia, will not amount to
one thousand pounds avoirdupois And
it is further said, by competent parties,
that the entire delegation, as a whole,
with one or two exceptions, is the scraw-
niest and hardest-favored set of Con-
gressmen that were ever elected from
one State But the beauty comes in
where it is most needed. and where it
will do the most good; and that is the
gross amount of bruins belonging to
this party. There is Mr.. Hartridge, from
the First, a good man, lots of sense, bit
rather ugly. Mr.. Smith is little bet
ter looking than Hartridge, while Gen
eral Cook is passable only; he weighs
pretty well. Colonel Blount is a neat.
dandy little fellow, and sharp as a briar.
Harris is tolerably hard-featured. and
small. Gambler, oh, my. He and Alex
andeE. Stephens, put together, wouldn't
make respectable shadow. and are both
as ugly as Digger Indian. Mcmillan
has Ku klux mould and weighs about
ninety pounds. FELTON, Is a good sized
man, but will never die of beauty. Al
together, they are the ugliest and smart
est set any State will have in Congress.
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Assignee's Notice.

ISAAC CUSAC has made an as<ignm snt,; for
! the benefit of his ere iItors. TO The under
signed. who has accepted the trust thereby
conferred upon him, and has duly qualified as
such assignee. All persons having ciaims
against said Isaac Gu Sac are requested to pre-
sent the same within six months duly yeri-
ned, TO the undersigned, for allowance. And
all persons indebted to said Isaac Cusae are re-
quested to pay The same TO the UNDERMINED
without delay. ALLEN COOPER
Asstguee OF Isaac Cusse.
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6rprerffs.
D.CLINE d SONS

.sTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w In Groccreis, Flour Fish and Genera
variety in the Grocery and Provision line
90 ID prices paid Tor Butter, Eggs, and Coun-
try Produce generally. East side of Main ST.,
nrstdoor north of Colt House Block, Findlay
Ohio. April 10. fO-i'
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AI.srnrss Al AAG.
w a aSuEEsoE GEo. y. PEsDLEToE
ANDERSON & PENDLETOH.

. TrORSEYs al Law. VIII attend carefully
A aud promptly. 70 all kinds Of business.
Special aJJenLlon given 70 Iltles Fnopa.e
matters, ,Conyeyancing and COllectlohs VI, vi
nee over duoers' Drug store, north Of Court
House
L,.o q tg72-tl
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9ardmarE.
JOHN RUTHRAUFF.

nEALER in Agricultural Implements, Iron
IL Nails, Glass, Sash, Putty, Bent Work, Cut
lery, Rubber and Leather, Betting and q full
stock Of Shelf Goods. No. s. Ewing's Block,
Main Street.
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HAMLfN d BALLAR
dentists.

nffice in Paiterson's Block. Findlay, Ohio.
UJan. s.. 5I-u
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WI. DAVIS. NV. DAVIS. N. L. DETwILER
DAVIS BROS. a CO.,
Ny HOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCEhs
wv and dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wooden
Willow and Stone Ware, Confectionery, Fruits
Notions aud general variety. Goods at whole
sale, al Cleveland and Toledo prices Nos Il
and %, Main Street
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. rroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At
A Law, FIndIay, Ohio. once In "Heso- @
EtIi stt.nd pr,,.uptIy TO all business enlrust-
ed TO MS care ApEI NOs Ios1.
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4 AAAAaAAA "a RAAaaA
THANKS SGIVINe

was more generally observed in the city
this year than ever before. All business.
except the saloons and restaurants. was
suspended, and the day was devoted TO
jollity, hilarity, and what was better
charity. The various charitable institu-
tions of the city were supplied with more
than usual liberality, and every deserv
ing poor person in the city got one good
square meal. At the three mission
houses in the Five Points over 5000
people were fed. The persons all gave
the inmates a special dinner. and all
hospitals, charities and all other institu-
tions did likewise. The newsboys homes
and lodging houses had a grand time.
The little ragamufiins were bathed, their
hair cOmbed, and their clothes busted,
and good dinner given them. and for
one day in the year they were happy.
1t is to the credit of the citizens that,
hard as the times are, the contributions
of provisions and other supplies were far
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Arn 6nnds.
2tpaurf Mfrfhants.
NEW LAW FIRM.

:. ftNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
Asl them selves a. law firm, under the name
fAt iker q Dunn- We will occupy the Office
heretofore nsed by Z 7. Dunn, over the Han
COCK savings Bank. Main Street. Findlay, o.
We will a tend TO all business entrusted 10 our
1rge in the state and Federal Courts We
VIII also give especial attention to the exami-
nation OF land titles. ami to the purchase and
sale of rcal estate In Hancock county and
elsewhere. WALKER & DUNN.
Sept IL '7s-tf
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gnblisi1fa erfry Sriazg 8iOrnius.
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gindiag 9fffrs0HiaH.

DeWoLFE BROS, h1!i:S: @l:S:is;sr.. :ss
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1ACoBF. BURKET,

A Tr0ANAl a. Ia" .. s,o,. Main
ONCE owe. ". l.. Davis q Co.'S store MAIN
street, FIndlay, Ohio. lapr' H. az
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East s4nduskyG., Third dOortr PO.
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TERMS: 81 % Per Annun. Il Advance.
&Wdlzg QHsWfss Qrfrtorp
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-27
Rn.ine.s moi Affected.

The recent depression in business has affected the
passenger traffic of the St Louis Kansas City Northern
Short Line they continue to six fast express trains
tt0o than any other line between the Missouri ard
Mississippi Rivers. This road enjoys great immunity
from accidents by of immense expenditures the
last two years 81 over dollars besides earnings
in wonderful improvements in relaying their line with
steel and iron rails broad ties in rolling
stock supplied with all modern Appliances for comfort and
safety and another safeguard employ night and day
wachmen inspect the road before and after the passage
of each train tn that everything is in order COnsp
cious among improvements is the substitution for
binary Of reclining chair coaches elegantly
peted and fitted with dressing ladies' gentlemen
and families 'rthoUt any ertra charge The St Louis
Kansas City Northern and the Kansas CITY, St Joseph
Council Bluffs Railroad form the only line running
through Pullman Palace Sepers between Omaha and ST.
Louis The shortest line between the and the East
is the St Louis Kansas City & Northern Short Line
either through St Louis the great metropolis of
$4,000 Inhabitants or through Chicago the Chicago
Alton Short Line the Louisiana Bridge now open
passage Of through trains Ticket gents connecting
roads selling through tickets the East North or South
will furnish tickets by this excellent line For map circu
lars time cards and information relative to rates &C. ap
ply to address Lyman McCarty, Kansas City No. or
p. B. Grust, St Louis, No. jan2syI
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TO FARMERS.
The PInce Where You should Buy wooIens'

Farmers should money by patronizing home nsti
tutions and buying their woocns where they made
and where but good stock is used in their manufae
We shall make it the interest Of all wool growers
bring their wool directly to the ctoty by giving the
highest market price either in cash goods To those
wishing to exchange woo for wOolens promise
saving Of twenty per cent.
As quality style, and durability of goods after
fourteen years experience in manufacturing feel
dent that they will recommend themselves To parties
buying in large quantities. liberal discount will be made
Our stock is large and take pleasure in showing it,
whether you kuy not Custom cardHg and cariug and
spinning done for persons from distance at once.
We just what and hope all having wool to
dispose of in want Of wooens will give trial and
by doing money yourself, build up home manufac-
lures, and keep the money in the West.
G. & ". n. BUELL.
Factory and sales ROOM North Third st.
may2Sws ST. JOSEPH Mo- May H. 1874.
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whi,e CI..s I.,.,,.

On Thursday, of last week. while Jonas Lahmsr and
vic were enjoying pleasure ride on the prairie hi,
horse stumbled and fell throwing both carriage
Ms l. falling across the thiIls and Jonas being
when it stopped and both extcaed from their per
ous position Mr. L. received some severe bruises and
cuts on the head having been dragged with his head
the ground the whole distance ran by Both
have so far recovered be able to appear the
streets again. but Jonas head and face look Ike the
quel to an Irish wake.
Mr. W. T. Walker. our bowling alley man had his left
leg broken near the ankle yesterday while taking his
alleys preparatory to moving to Falls City.
DIED-At3 o'clock this morning. Willie youngest son
of Dr. z. G. Pugsey.
Aug. 25th.
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Go Ea., by Way Of st. Louis.


In these days railroad competition the wise traveller
-elecrs before leaving ndne u ALMOST eve In
he desires reach his destination as speedily as
possible and for the accomplishment Of that purpose the
Missouri Pacific Through Line from the West to the East
ria Kansas City and St. Louis offers inducements unsur-
passed by any other line in the country Everything con-
nected with the Missouri Pacific r. r. s first class and the
adoption of the Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air
Brake, together with Pullman Seepers and Reclining
Chair Coaches render atrp the line perfectly safe
and pleasant Passengers from all parts of the West by
taking its Express Trains at Kansas City Leavenworth
Atchison and other prominent cities landed in ST.
Louis at seasonahle hours morning and evening and Ia
every point in the North East and South Particular
information, with maps, time tables &C. may be had at
the various Through Ticket" efices in the West or
upon personal or written application to G. H. Baxter, wes
tern Agent Kansas City, Mo-, or E. A. Ford General
Passenger Agent ST. Louis, Mo. ianl5yI.
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Order Against Swine Running
At Large.

"HEREAS: 1t is provided by act Of the Legisla-
w ture Of the State Of Kansas entitled An Act to
provide for the regulation of the running at large of ami
mails approved February 9th 1s72 that the Board Of
County Commissioners Of the different Counties of this
state shall have power to direct by order what animals
their County:
Therefore it is hereby ordered by the Board Of County
sitting in and for said County of Donphan
Of said State that and the LIST day Of September
ls4 and after the publication Of this order required by
only yer1ned BY affidavit Of The Publisher Of the same
of said Donphan County
By order Of said Board their adjourned meeting Au
gust 5th. 1sTL
Attest: CHARLES RAPPELYE
August 6. 1874 4w. Clerk.
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TeTnNSs
Advertising Rates.

For any other length of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only TO regular advertising.
business cards of lines or less, . a year
For Legal and transient advertisements q per square
for the first Insertion and 30 cents per square for each sub
special Notices will he charged 50 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price.
Eight lines Of solid NOnpaIeil make one square All
fractions Of half square and are counted as full
Advertisements requiring TO be certified TO- viii be
charged the cost of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for inTarabyn
advance :,
rTyJOB WORK of all kinds done on short notice,
Low as fine tines viii admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
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~ Pure Cider Vinegar. at BrczFoHD & srNcLA1R,..
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

Hemp-In good demand
Flour-Inactive unchanged
Nhsat-Dqil, lower No. red fall 81 O5 i o. No. d
l2dl Is for elevator
Corn-Steady. firm; No. 2 mixed CSC
Oats-Aetive; No, mixed As a s5sc
Barley-Steady demand; for No 4 sprine 81 or al TO-
Ry.-Actiye, higher; No s. e5 9sl
Dry Salt Meats-Firm no sales
BaconSrong shoulders loc clear rib ia aI3ic clear
side 1871 a 4c; hams I5dI7c
Lard-Firm; butchers l3;e refined on orders 15ic.
Catt--Fair demand for better grade; good to choice
steers q 80 as medium for fair butchers o. 5oa
Hogs-Weak: stockers q 00a4 Is Workers IS 1876 a5
bacon e. 0Od6 rs; butchers IS O0a6 50.
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oPFER KxrHAoRpINARY,m
Attention All,

Tbs person who buys Of FINANCIAL MANAGER Of Nj.
cARRoA SEMINARY the FIRST PIAso and FIssT ORGAN for
use In the County where this paper Published viii get
Them at discount according make and style Of
strument of onsird onehalf from the uansfaer,Ts
regular M price The and residence of purchaser
wiz be published in this paper that all may know where
the Instruments may be The same offer fst
preAa'e1s ia each large rnGSe city in this County
The OBJECT to give the people opportunity to
ana test the instruments sold at such unprecedented bar
gains as offered In advertisement of this party found
third of this paper Let every reader examine it and
then write for particulars uuehIstf
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Administrative Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Administration
Court Of Douphan County Kansas granted the under
signed upon the Estate of John Wood deceased All per-
sons indebted TO sail Estate required to make tme
ate settlement Creditors having Claims against said Is
tate. must exhibit them within year; and if their
claims are not exhibited within three they viii be
forever debarrei. WESLEY WOOD
Administrator Of the Estate Of John Wood
August S 1s74-4v. Prs. fee. 9.
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n Up the railroad, somewhere between the tank
and Wolf River, they have been having sensation. A
woman charged prominent citizen with having
tered her in the brush and forcihly attempted
hide" She and male relative combined to bring the
offender to terms and demanded 900 hush money Not
being able to make it, they gradually lowered the amount
until they got it down to $500 this uhctnre it ap
pears, they bad between them and the male rela
tive went to the accused person. and confessed that they
had planned the story in order blackma him. 1t be-
ing Of our business what they doing in the
brush we did not inquire.
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A. F. & A. M.

"A a. r. OC n. M.
Xxx WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 7s A. F. & A.
wv NJ meets at their Hail. third story of Weeks
Building the Leyee ON Wednesday night before
the Full Moon in each month and two weeks there
after l., L. ORION, W. NJ.
C. W. SHEEvE Secy.
SMITHT0N LODGE No l, A. F. e. A. NJ, meets at
their Hail. in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon. and every weeks thereafter Visiting
Brethren cordially invited.
LEWIS WELLINGTON, W. NJ.
CHAs. f. Fox See.
MASONIC.-Troy Lodge No So A. f. and A. Masons
their Hall Monday evenings before the full
Moon in each month"; and the second Saturday night there
after. e. q. BRIDGES, W. II.
JAMES NJ TRAST. Secretary.
wATHENA LODGE, No. Ga, A. F. & A. NJ meets at
their Hail. in Wathena every first and third Saturday
ming. S. HATCH W. VI.
AUG MILLER Sec.
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II The St. Joseph Industrial and Agricultural Expo
sition will be- undoubtedly grand affair Entries are
crowding in from every section Upwards of fifty race
horses already the grounds Those of citizens
who fail to visit this Exposition will miss Opportu
nifty for information and amusement.
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Sin is often the result of physical ill-health and
feeble stomaohs During onehird of time the pro-
of digestion continues To be dyspeptc is
CRADLES dyspepsia is the foundation Of and all dis
eases of the blood liver skin and kidneys Dyspepsia
Yields to the virtues of the vegetable ingredients in that
great purifier of the blood and restorer of health DR.
WALKERS VINEGAR BTTTERs suga0w4
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Flour-Dul and unchanged.
Wheat-Panieky No spring Oh 993c; closing at 92.
cash; eise for September No l. a59ees September
Corn-Steady No. mixed 66tc for spot &C for August
csc for September.
oatsDuI lower and unsettled No 4Ic cash; ste fol
September.
Rye-Firm; No "a a745c.
Barley-0pened dull and closed active; No. &C sOc
POrk-Dull unsettled and lower; s22 62E - IS cash
So % a ~ IS for September.
Lard-Du unsettled I4i Iic cash; 15c for the year
Bulk Meats-Steady; shoulders sold for sc.
Cattle-Modera:ely active, but prices weak and
tied fair choice tive steers IS Is d6 co. through
ans 81 95 "a ST. frmer iar good grades.
Hogs-At Toe advance Is Is d6 IS for poor to medium
50 SOd7 IS for good TO extra.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
1. o. o. F.

sszzSH ]. o. 0. T.
58HS% WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 6. L o. of
@71~~~ O. F. meets at Odd Fellows Hail. second
story Of Van Buskirks Building Main Street every Sat
urday evening O'Clock. Brothers in good standing
cordially invited 10 visit the Lodge.
JOHN s. BEELER n. G.
L. T SANBORS r. 6.
TROY CITY LODGE No. 35 l. o. O. F., meets every
Saturday night in their Hall c. Leands Troy
Kansas. q. W. STRAHAN, y. e.
JOHS NAQUuKEN, r. s
HIGHLAND LODGE. No G.. /. o. o. F.. meets every
SATURDAY. night in the Myers Closes Durg
Store Highland Kansas. WIN. T. GAGE n. g.
FRANK KITZNIIIER r S.
PHOENIX LODGE, No. a. L o. o. F.. meet at their
Hall in Wathena, every Wednesday evening.
A. STRAUB, N. G..
A J. MOwKY r. s