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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06
G.. Ea., BY Way Of 81. Leui..

In these days Of railroad Competition the wise traveller
selects his route before leaving home In almost every In
he to reach his destination speedily
possible and for the accomplishment of that purpose the
AsOur Pacific Through Line from the West to the East
ria Kansas City and S. Louis offers Inducements
passed by any other line in the country Everything
nected with the MssOu Pacific r. R. Us first class and the
adoption Of the Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air
Brake together with Pullman seepers and Reclining
Chair Coaches render trip 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 seasonable hours morning and evening and la
ample time make direct connection with all railroads
every point In the North East and South Particular
information. with maps time tabes &c, may be had
the various Through Ticket" offices in the West
upon personal written application G. H. Baxter wes-
tern Agent Kansas City, Mo-. or Z. A. Ford General
Passenger Agent St Louis Mo. janl5yI.
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Central CommI,,ce nec,i,s.

Pursuant call published in the Doniphan County
publican July 3Ist ls4 the members Of the two Central
Committees met at the Court House. in Troy Tuesday
August 9Th to take into consideration the approaching
election.
On motion. j. p johnson elected temporary Chair
man, and John f. Wilson temporary Secretary.
The following resolutions adopted:
RssOIDed, By the members Of the Republican Central
Committees Of Donphan County, both in joint meeting
that hereby reunte the elements Of the Republican
party Of Donphan County and do away with the strife
heretofore existing that ignore all divisions and dis
sensons and invite all good Republicans Of Doniphan
County to unite with in the approaching election.
Resolod By the members Of the two Republican Central
Committees Of Doniphan County elected in 1874 in joint
meeting this 4th day Of August 1874 that hereby
unite the two Committees and invite the absentees
full meeting the ist day Of September, 1874 to
take into consideration the subject Of calling County
Convention.
call issued for Delegate elections after which,
motion the Committee adjourned the LIST day Of septem
Der, 1874.
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DELEGATE ELRCTIONs.

III. Republican voters Of DOnphan County are reQres
t,a N al the following precincts, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST I5TH, 1874.
accordance with call issued by the Republican Stat'
and Congressional District Central Committees for the
PuPos Of eoctng two Delegates and two Aternates f"I
ssrh representative District attend the State Conven
ou be held Topeka August 96th Is74 and two Dele
gates and two Alteruates from each Representative Dis
" attend the Congressional Convention to be held nj
LcayeuEorth. August Goth 1874, viz:
First DIsTHcT.-At White Cloud. Iowa Point, Highland
FInning and Severance.
SECOND DsrGIcT.-At Troy, Douiphan, and Gsary City
TmED DsrncT-At WsthenS ElwoOd, Palermo, and
Columbus.
The polls will be open from o'clock p n. until
Gown The election will be conducted under the supervi
Of the members Of the County Central COMMITTEES
shoresde each voting precinct The Committee In
each Representative District will the vote and fur
nah necessary credentials.
J.P. JOHNSON Chairman.
JoHS +. WILSON Secretary.
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ElWssa Isem,.

~, ,"-. o.e. oeioser viii come down here very
- NJ ~" s'e performance standing upon ms
ne. NC VIA Try 70 stsnd upon one or ootn Oh
We ao nut .no~ YET we also expect MI steu'
- o%e ao"n win mn. seioVer' 70 grino ms organ
'.eA s'Anas upon ms ear or ears ~ WIZ oe an en-
s worm seeing ana tnink Ihe Nnoie toNn
IA, We, ,1.,od,.. ., ~. 800
Inc coiofeo people WI hoio grand picnic on the SIN
august AZ Garter Grove about onei0urtn Of mile
oeo~ fi~ooo ana supposed mat 'ne e"ofed people
Vi '@ 'osePn VIII PAiueipA'o LID great no"oe'-
Charles Doekhorn is building large addition % his
.u 'n'e"us =" 20 !" very neAshS next season
ne HAs .H7sny mAae MS Ai'Anseu'ens win great many
iAi"ers iOr 'neir noes-
Mr.. Montgomery and family have returned home again
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LOulA August T.
Wheat-Steady for choice sample lot heavy and lower
on ali below choioe No. red 81 o. al %, No. 81 1871 Is;
Carp-In better demand and higher No. mixed iSS
&c In elevator.
Oats-In good demand and higher No mixed Sefoe'
Rye-In fair demand at 1Sd7Ic.
Pork-Firm; AZ ga oo9sf 50
Dry Salt Meats-In demand and higher issss clear no
lie: shouia-r. same place st 81
Bassa-Active and higher. shoulders PIE clear rio
2ic clear sdes 9ci ssl clear sides buyer septeneer
lac; hams lli q i6}c-
Lard-Ffrm; refined 139i3ic-
Cattl.Pric. Ann for best erades others and nom
nal common extra beeves ~ SCAT u; butchers " W
stoekers o 90 % IS q.
Hoz.-Dull dropping and lower inferior 70 Common =
Ses 20 medium Is 20 as Is. good 70 extra y eoeeo
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ST. GoUis MARKET.

Y Pure Cider vinegar, at B,ckFoRD sscLAR's,
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" this story is not true Ans Merritt is responsible
for It: entered store at Forbes Station Mis-.
souri, saying she wanted to buy lot Of goods and wanted
them at the lowest prices The merchant replied
that she could have them at just the prices at which he
sold to others end no lower But" said the Il
want understand that there little Granger
me- II don't If there's abOut you retorted the
merehant; You can't have the goods any lower!n
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TO FARMERS.
The Place where Yes sheuIa Bsy wosIea..

Farmers should save money by patrOniEng home insti
tuti"ns and buying their wooens where they made
and where but good stock used in their manuac
ure We shall uake the of all wool growers
TO bring their wC directly the factOy by giving the
highest market price either in cash or goods To those
wishing to exchange wool for wooens promise
saving Of twenty per cent
As to quality style and durability Of goods after
fourteen years experience in manufacturing we feel con
hdent 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
whether you buy not Custom caraE and cnrding and
spinning done for persons from a distance at once.
We mean just what say and hope all having wool tO
dispose Of in want Of wOOlens will give trial; and
$50 doing money yourself build up home manufac
turas, and keep the money in the West
CAV. n BUELL.
Factory and sales room North Third st
naysws ST. JOSEPH, NO.. May H. 1874.
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A. z. & A. M.

NY WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No 7s. A. F. & A,
w NJ meets at their Hall, third story Of Weeks
Building on the Levce Wednesday night, or before
The Full Moon in each month"; and every two weeks there
sitrr. L. L. ORTON, W. Nj.
G. W. SHREvE SeC'y.
SMTHTON LODGE. No. l. A. r. g. A. NJ, meets at
;htir Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Fall Moon. and every weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren are cordially invited.
LEWIS WELLINGTON. W. NJ.
CHGs F. Fox Sec.
MASONIC.-Trny Lodge No S. A. +. and A. Masons
meet their Hall Monday evenings, before the full
Neon each month"; and the second Saturday night there
shrr. &. G. BRIDGES, W. III.
JAMES N. TRIST, Secretary.
wATHESA LODGE, No. "a, A. T. & A. NJ, meets at
their Hall in wathena every first and third Saturday
ring. 5. HATCH, W. nj.
Arc MILLER Sec.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

- CHICAGO. Au2ust e.
Wheat-ffrn. In fair demand and advanced: Ne I
spring 2. 81 Ioa Ma s o. al Oh spot, o. s3i seller
September; No. osass,c s ~
Corp-Dcuand active and .dx.,--x ~. . ,,fxsd elic
spot; 64ie Augu.t ssie bid for ptsabeT.
Oats-Firm. and = shade hirher. n q A. .,,s. SJse
August. Isl e3sc September w. - ~" -
Rye-ln fair demand and advanced No sua1a.
IS as< 57fc. W. Aesas~ -
LArd-lish. demand and holder. arm. is,e mn. and
Bnlk Meats-Demand advanced and firm; .ho.,a.-.
'C.stlr-ouiet and unchanged.
Hor,-Strvng for good and weak for medium, B,h,
Sc workers. 81 assc bacon sis7e; butcher q afse
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[ATN not subdue and no lane,ess which ii viii
s tn. ,. .s..: ,s: ... .., s.'
ultrsr rheumatism, neuralgia iockjaw. palsy
sprains swelling, eaked breasts seads burns satrheum
esrsche &C. upon the human frame and Of strans spav
In gala &C. upon animals one year than have al other
pretended remedies since the World began
iritsnt ahesng pain relierer crippes throw away
their crutcbe lame walk poisonous bites rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without scar 1t
Ia no humbug The recipe Published around each bottle
1t selling 90 no article before sold and 10 sss be-
cause does just what pretsnds to do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism pain swelling deserve suffer
II they will use Centaur Lniment More than 1000
certificates of remarkable including frozen limbs
chrOnerheumatism gout running tumors &c. have been
received We will send circular containing certificates
the recipe &c. gratis to any requesting it, One bot
tie of yellow wrapper ceptaur Lniment worth one hun
ded dollars for spawned sveenied horses and nules
for serewworn In sheep Stockowners-this nniment II
worth your attention No family should be without Cen
taur Lniment Sold by all Druggis 50 cents per bottles
large bOttles si.Oo J. b ROSE Co. 50 Broadway. New
York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06

The GRAssHorPERs.-The grasShoppers from reliable
accounts devastating the country the
north Humboldt. Nebraska and the west
Marshall County Late have located them
Sabrtha this side II this is correct may expect
them among any day. hut their general is said
to be south They literally eating up Western and
South. W esicrn Kansas
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Money to build houses money to in business, money
for any purpose long time and easy terms for
Missouri Kansas be obtained every Saturday of
the ST. Joseph Building Company the St Joseph and
Kansas Loan and Building Company For further par.
ticuars apply in person by letter J. N. Street
Presidents F. L. Mclean Secretary Francis street.
Opera House buildings or to Henry Boder Jr Director
Troy, Kansas. ianly1.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o: o. z.

iASs& WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 6: l. o. of
q r. meets at Odd Fellows Hail. second
, NJ Van Bn.kirk's Building. Main Street every Sat
S njpg n o'clock Brothers in good standing are
'o'aiAiy m'"'u ~ CHARLES CAIN, N. C.
WN NJ HkRRIs, r 8
rpnv CRY IOpGE No 81 l. o. O. F., meets every
r,S nisbt in their Hall over C. Leands store. Troy.
S s... "s II L. MCADANS. n. &.
G. W STRLHLN, r s
HIGHLAND LODGE No. O.. l. O. o. F., meets every
S.,r5a mon, In the room over Myers & Closes Durg
Store Highland Kansas +. j. CLoSE' n. U.
D. GATCHTt. T. S.
PHOENIX LODGE, NO 81. l. u u r, meet at'thelr
Hall 10 Wathrpa every "Wednesday evening.
''-'' ." H. FRY, n. G.
Arc IT, FUEIISG Sec
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~ The Methodist Church at Severance Is about CON-
peted and expected that 1t will be dedicated Sun
day the 18th inst II is all paid for except about t6oo
which will be raised before the dedication takes
place. This building il q the industry,
ergy and zeal of Rev George W. Wood, who has had
charge of the Severance Circuit for the past two years
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Sherif-s Sale.


STATE OF KANSAS, los
DoSYHAS COUNTY.
In the District Dosphan County State Of Ksnsas
I Z; !; 1T : 4s % rl.I.,n.
Administrative.
Joshua Saunders and
Mary J. Saunders. Defendants
NOTICE Ia hereby given tina. viii the lst day Of
September A. D. 1874 the hour Of clock. p. NJ Of
said day north door of the Court House. in Che City
Of Troy in Donphan County State Of Kansas ohr for
sale al public auction for cash tbs following described
real estate 10 Wit; The north west quarter Of section
enteen, az in township four 90 Of range twenty one CID
In Douphan County State Of Kknsas Taken the prop.
erty o Saunders and Mary Saunders and offered
for sale the highest bidder for cash % .Ai certain
ind res and costa % record ip the District Court
Dopiphxa County in the State Of Ksn<ss in which y.
Hqdsnn and Isabella B. Thompson Administrative are
plaiBtf and Joshua Saunders and Mary j. Saande arc
defendAnts- - 49,.
THOMAS J. vANDERSLlCB.
sheriff Of DoulphAn County.
July %. fs7s-sw. hsfee. shsSe
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06

" named HURT last week brought suit
against Chris Gaman and Mr. sPeGel for assault upon
him. The difficulty about DIGGING cattle Hurts
evidence showed that there ground for com.
plant and he elected for the costs Refusing give
security for their payment he spent several days in jail
when arrangement made and HURT let ont
good deal hurt than he suffered from Glaman and
Spiegel.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06

Mrs Hutchinson is prepared instruct class in Vocal
Music All who wish take lessons vocal culture will
please call her Mt the Highly House, where they
ascertain terms and particulars Lessons given separately
in class suit Call soon Mrs Hutchinson has but
a limited time to remain here.
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OFFER RxTRAoRDINARY:m
AtteBtien All:

II Cheap pictures and satisfaction, at Bells.
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Being DESTROYS of reducing stock Of Summer Goods
before purchasing Fall stock will sell all kinds of Sum
goods at from Is to Is per cent less than old prices
This Is humbug and all ask to convince the citizens
Of the County Of the truth Of this statement is to have
them call and examine goods and prices for themselves
and they will fnd bargains than be had
other house in the County. Remember the place-"New
York Store" Troy. Kansas.
July 9-fw, n SLyRRNly
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IL 6O0 per day at home. Terms free. Address
" pHO GEO. SrISsoN Co. Portland, Maine.
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wATHENA, KANSAS.
r,ur ptiou Of physicisns deaers and the public
Une ~ iryite3 % the Inducements offered 10 cash
= 6f,v1rs Medicines, Ola Psinss Putty Brushes.
Trss- Gsss Dye ssaa. Rurs Vine and Lase,s e the
81 800 we.ldnes g. st very moderate sv.noe "a IL
flet1s zsS srioes ses1gT3ytf
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,oUPHaN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

IL. ID Judicial Distric.-P. L. HUBBARD.
c-1y Commissioners-JEssE W. JONES JOSEPH HAY
- Cs,EIEs KEAENEy.
Ns-E-THoAAs J. VASDERsIICE.
I,,rrrr-ROBEKT TRACY.
f,rrfy Clerk-CHARLEs RAPFELYE.
ts,r5t Cl,Tk-FRANK Brown
I-rrty AttOrncy-DAvID NJ. JOHNSTON.
rl.tr Judce-RoBEKT WILKINSON.
r.r.,sr Of Deeds-AI EERT HAZES.
S,Hsru,rndrnt Of Public Instruction-D. ID. RosE-
ss',pryor-HENRY WILSON. Deputy EDWARD T. REESE
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u Henry Boder's Henry. fell from q horse. Mon
day and 10 thought his arm was broken Bot 1t was
found TO be only dsocaOu OF the wrist which
put In order and the boy 10 almost good - new.
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u Fin. pictures at Bells Photograph Gallery

" George Burkhaiter succeeded In capturing nest
Of young nockinz brds together with the old
white Cloud few days ago. and now has them safely
Gagged under obligations to him for TIE of
a psir of Canaries
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y. SLOVENIAN.

n Shepherd keeps Groceries and fresh, pure Drugs
and Medicines. at the CENTRAL DRUG STORES a
cautious and experienced druggistlvos his store
and keeps open day and night and sundays-and soics
your patronage. June lstf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06

Castoria Is more than . substitute for Castor OIL II
is the only safe article in existence which is to as
simulate the food regulate the bowel, and
produce natural sleep II contains neither minerals NOR
phne alcohol and pleasant to take Children need
not cry and mothers may rest oct9yl.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06

nessistisns 81 OAKLAND Grew <,r..,. M,
SAT, DssiPban Csuaty, H ns.s
WHEREAS 1t has pleased almighty God to call from hi,
lsbors here below. our Worthy Brother. VIM. DOrly
therefore, be it R<sosssd.
se just tribute to the memory Of the dspar
ted to say that mourn for him who wa. ro,hx opf "a
speet and regard.
I'd That We deeply sympathIe with the relations of the
deceased and the dispensaon with which has pleased
providence to act them and commend them for oousos
ton TO Him who doeth all things we'll
ID That As our deceased Brother worthy labOrer
mere for the goodof the order this Grange has lost
ful member.
g. That copy Of these Resolutions be furnished the
parents and friends Of the deceased asn that eopss
furnished the Troy papers and the Atchison Patriot
publication and likewise be placed upon the records Of
Grange.
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II THE "TEAcHER's Provision" at MOUNT CARROLL
SEMINARY has enabled of the best teachers
State ct themselves for the positions Of usefulness and
honor they occupying. See advertisement in this
paper. july2tG
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~ B. F. Bell has just opened Photograph Gallery
Lelands Boot and Shoe Store, in Troy where pic
lures taken in the highest style of the art cheap
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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q named WEIGH. from the vicinity Of seves
was lodged in Jail Friday, for indusng In the pa'
time Of whipping his wife His vifs anriousy seek
ing for bail. to get him out
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Q Patrons of Husbandry. y

CENTRAL GRANGE No. 466 meets every Saturda,
sifrnoun at I o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hail. Troy
Waiting brethren will be welcome.
JOHN N. TRACY, Master.
TnoNAs UHEsHALI- Secretary.
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II Price Raid Soldiers call and get your Scrip
cashed. will collect all kinds Of Government Claims
Pensions Bountes &c Agent for Phenix Fire Insurance
Company Justice of the Peace Notary Public; Real Es
tate and Claim Agent. Will be in Troy every Monday.
Ew. STRATTON
Doniphan Kas
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n Nov /. ID. time to &c, Photograph. Go to B.ll

~ HIsb5's dog. old jim, bas taken hi. last hunt.
Highly and Jo Nixon started hunt the Tarkio lake
above white Cloud the hot Saturday July 2s,h. Il
was too hot for Jim and he expired by the wAyside
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r. As Of citizens sat goods box talking.
few evenings since bug Few into his ear causing him
to yell quite lustiy He said 10 felt II knife had been
into his head Dr. H-fmer happening along poured
few drops Of oil into the speedily knocking
his hurrhip epdynys
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" Popular illustrated book $50 pages, on MANHOOD!
,IhShooD! MARRIAGE! Impediments to Marriages
and cure. Sent securely seaIsd post paid for 50
~" by DR C. WHITTIER. ST. st. Charles Street 81.
mo- the great specialist. Read his works. nOia
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we requested to correct the statement that the
excursion train from ST. Joseph for the Sunday School
Picnic will stop at Troy for passengers One Of the Atoh
son and Nebraska trains will back down and take
those going from here Two viii be allotted to Troy
and will be here about o'clock o m.
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For SALE.-Ope Marsh Harvester. Champion Drop
per and Mower combined Gore Gang Plow two Grain
Drills Any kind Of stock will be taken in trade. Apply
at my farm four miles south of Severance.
juneim2. r. p SHuIsKY.
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An admirable feature in the arrangements at NOUN
Ia the furnishing manual labor
dents who would economile their expenses See sdver
tisement fourth page. julyetE
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II The oo!or-d people held jubilee dance in town,
Tuesday night which about II o'clock broke up in
resulting several being arrested spending the
night in the calabooee I've Of them nned Is each
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r. MUSICAL EDUCATION of the highest grade can be
obtained at MOUNT CARROLL SEMINARY fully equal to the
the at less than half
the iuly2tf
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II large lot of constabes Sales and Justices Sub
penas in civil actions just printed and for sale this
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" Rev. John Cook will preach in the NJ Z. Church,
Troy, Sunday, August 9Th at II o'clock A. NJ, and
at night.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-06

About Bitsers.-At certain periods Of life tonic Is
necessity but there danger In using stimulans that
jure the organs Of digestion while giving temporary relief
To obvias this and present TO the public tonic free from
ALCOHOLIC FOLSOM Dr. Greene prepared the OxrGESATEp
BrrEEs, for DYSPEPSIA and all kindred
plants. Sold everywhere. JOIN r. HENRY. CuRKAS &
Co.. Proprietors, 9 and College Place. New York
~ Warranty Quit Claim and Mortgage Deeds for sale
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u Go to Bells Photograph Gallery.

~ The Doniphan County Medical Society have 60
ont their new Fee Bill adopted recently. The fOllovin
are the only items remember, just now:
Bidding you good morning." IS to go.
Giving an opinioh on tho weather, 10 to IS.
Pluckine wud hair out Of the nose. 50 to 100.
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INFERRED.

On Sunday August Sd 1874, by Rev. Dana Fox at his
residence in Highland Mr. ALFRED r sPAUIDNo to Mis-
JULIA DuxLKAvr both Of white Cloud.
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~ Bell {. waiting to take your picture.

T" We have received letter from Prof Barrett ii
Is sejourning Bsnnack City Montana he has not bee
to the Yellowstose yet and does not know how
shall start
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~ The smoke-s;ack Of Tracy Parker's Mil tum-
bed down. Friday. bstterins II up considerably Its al
right now.
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II Mrs T. N. Dinsrore wife Of Rev Thos. II. Dins-
Of Highland died Friday July Gath in the SD
year of her age
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~ The communication in regard to Common Schools
Is unavoidably deferred until next week.
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5000 Relic Of wall Paper,
received from the New York manufacturer, and win
sold at from lai to 80 cents per roll Cali and examine
~ yourselves. BIcKHoRD SNcIkrR.
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" The horses captured in the brush by VIM Elledge.
few weeks ago have been reclaimed by their who
resides near Bellemont.
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p Julius Brown has thanks for quantity Of nice
Apricots-the frst Of the season.