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CAE,sDnoos, Furnfs a., :'eh., tlG.. l, 1874.
n tic EGitw OF Itt GHisars 3ribH"r:
SIN: nn:st call UPON kint sric!rls for sonlo
llcp for tue coming winter. On' year ago. tho
lib day Of October, was burnt ont TAan
llu to sell all | ha.l tn lya through tie winter
u,,ts got seed anl nov, thia year, tho srassop-
1,crs l!aro eateu mo out entirely. 80 thongllt
that, as | aided tho City uf Chicago Ia le1
trouble, non.e os l,os people might aid tue, uow
that I. ui.h my family, h.ye con's 10 "ant. Wc
1a,,at have hotp or we shall an(e:.
have wlra a.Ht fugr rllildrcn, ,-sl.e ollest
,irl u years tlu hoy Il yeara the i1rst, girl,
4 vea,a; tho fourth, IL girl, = mouths old. This
il u,y Tami,v, want. my kind t.ieYAls asrlst-
ANS il. flo way ur catahlcH and clothing for tue
winter It,, ltle MEy Of ntnIoe. MY wife "curs M.
w. anu! war 40. W.. D.hur tlu:h!hE Hliu',ltl
lc !args. an beayy-sct ,tlan, with very larSc
shoulders.
Kid rrieutls tl,o sa1no tnu'p l. nsctth for
nI,eiA IN thin rn,v who ale in destitute co!''
J,in.., ~ wa! III myself. | hui % acres III
gralu. i,At ,:ot uo:hins II" I lmye 70 ralt lor
hslp ansl thought tllut. ~ l'as' he'pea thu
City af Chicago IN ley trouble, eo'lt' cal! on
frauds In t!sat city.
would say i,nS wo nre destitute Of Beeu OF III
kiuas. Mo !layn no. Il aocA 10 panf, nor fects 10
give huIso. onti hay. Us such provisions ~
inra, lAra cnoilyr Ia laat t:To wooas ouls' No
hse dtst!tu'. Of telstnE, hs'uE busns oas sesss
, 1874-10-15

Tho Funeral Services Mt Plymouth
Church..
The funeral OF Mrs. Charlotte 4. Bartlett, vifo
Of the I,ov. William Alvin Bartlett, paator Of
Plymouth tCongregattonai) Church, who died Mt
Borne, Switzerland. Sept. II, took place yeator-
tIay AFTERNOON. Tho services wore held in the
church, corner of Twonty.sixth street md III
diana avouue, and woro participated III by nany
borrowing hearts. Not only tho peuB, but tho
nislca, were cyow5cd with pooplc. sitting Or stand-
ing tho msior palt Of those present boing Ia
ltos Tho pulpit and gallery wero drapcd Ia
mourning. and pontant from tho gaB-jots wcro
folds Of black Australian Grape aud whita mottuo,
with trailing yincs Interviewer. Tho platform Mt
Tho hoal Of tie mare, Oh which the cas'set was
p1aucd. WAS covered with floral tributes to tho
.ncmory Of the lccoaBod. Conspicuous among the
NOLAN harps, and Tyres, and croyses. and anchors
Of vorbcnas+ tuborosos. camol!ias and aelicate1y-
tinted cotorcd roses was ,nodallinn OF white
flowers, In Which weso imbcddod rod leaves
forming tho namo "Lottie." Tho reading-dcsk
was hurmoun:od By M nrch Of trailing vines, in
tho centre Of which wero tho rofda, ''Aslocp in
Jcs1s." The lattor waB tho work Of Mrs. Bart
lett's Sunday school claas The oslora were pro.
ecutcd by Mrs. Frank Sterolls Alrs. Frost, Mrs.
{}eocCe G. Ca,nrboil 31rs. ". T. Chisholm, Nrs,
]. 4. Glover, Mrs. D. G, Cook, and tho MiBEo.
Kelley.
Tho casket boro tue inscription:
, 1874-10-15

plain tern,s that, 80 far from considering It cur
duty to uphold man In tho face Of appearances
80 damaging, booanno he Ia mlntesor aud pro-
fossea to be i Chsiaelan, VIC make i,tn, smenable
10 standard all the moro strict Just because In
plohde observe that tho case Ia not that Of man
simply acttssed, hut Of man with an amount Ut
evidence rnsao public against him which, staggore
many nf his ntallr,cllcst fFionds, wtilo tho de-
fcnso i,o maker. taken at its worry bost. 10 NJ
fiabby and weak ~ to bo almost ~ damaging as
tho accusation. Wa are not nnttor oath TO eaS-
tain Mr. Doecher, right OF wrong.
A NEW atnnA1.
From The Busion Htrsfd,
70 rtach the bltesf1ll realms above,
Like feif. ynur ncIghbor you nust love.
HIT TO avoid tnucll earthly strisc
limit lave too htrong yonr neishhosA wlfss
Nor trust ito gain peaceful ond}
Your secrets to mutual fffend.
, 1874-10-15

,Hate Iield. in i!er ltcpabran Note. on E'!. '!.
wish: "yhouyh .hs Aig!sest ua!ca In tho lH'ti
may i" tell hy n wun'at, every MherlH closed
to l4er, saving that occasionally Honsn arc t;nv-
erltors ol prluuns for wor'e,l. osersoera ot tho
poor al pa!ls! elsrss Toan ,n,i ,.t s''y y,,s ~
sn aYe eligible to .,s ofaiees VI Nigh taM'al,et"
latu, High Constable. Go.nnloll Constable, aox-
to,,, and Returning Ofi:ar at hi election to !at-
lian,ont but thu eligibility IT. u,pro huuorstl ~
tho lreacl, than Il, llae ohaorynnso. \ woman
.tuly qualified cau yoto ,tpou parish questions
aud for parish unIress. Uyerteels. SURVEYORS.
vestry-ElcrAB, atr. Does tluoen Victoria .eISe
aid ntA eo,nto:t to reform? No. She nas 1een
known to make gl(s oE .&s0 to tue writer ot :
@dpoa sad potcs tsnoSs ay Id NV
, 1874-10-15

ago. Having dopcnt1od on m. crops, thoir being
destroyed leayoa III with nothing II, live OH. -,
you he!p my family 10 keep soul and botly to-
gothor? lily poat.olllca nildreao ls cnrtaabrook,
furnns County, Mob. You will pcaao ahlp ,la
Lowell, Mob. Your affcctionatc' fftond until
dnntb. CHARLES 1sosENpARaER.
, 1874-10-15

A"FLAInf Am WEAK nEyESsE,
Fran tbs sf1hiard {naWidta
Wa must reminh tha brother who ssnds us
list Ut questions from tue utmost ''DoMn East !"
Doechers guilt. We rnn.t sl,o say 10 him, il
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"wber. have they gone 70 now !

Coop MACHINE, WHOSE PEoPRIEToRs HAVE SOULS
We received a call Monday from old friend and
subscriber B. V. Ransom. of Salem, Nebraska who has
been engaged during the past General Western
Agent for the sale of the celebrated Marsh Harvester.
manufactured by Emerson Co. Rockford, Ill. This
is Of the best complcest simplest and cheapest
ing machines manufactured and introduced into
Kansas and Nebraska five years ago The it
tried the popular it has become and holds its
against all other machines Mr.. Ransoms sales in
Kansas and Nebraska during the past amounted
tie over 600 But did start out much with
the intention of speaking of the machine its prope
tors The machines sold few months credit and
Mr.. Ransom is around making collections Emerson
Co. approaching the state of the times out here have
given him direction to distress push in making
collections but when he finds any unable to pay, to
the debt by note and give him all necessary time
to pay it. They feel that they able to wait rather
than crowd their customers This conduct is highly
and entities Emerson Co the confidence and
patronage of the farmers If all implement manufacturers
like them there wonld be little need among farmers
for Oranges for their selfprotection.
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g.. R,u nv wav or Of. Ioui,.

these days of railroad competition the wise traveller
selects his before leaving home In almost every
stance he desires to reach his destination speedily
ssbs and for the accomplishment Of that purpose the
FOuri Pacific Through Lime from the West to the East
ua KaHsas City aHd st. Louis offers Inducements
passed by any other line in the country Everything
nsctedwiththe Missouri PGese r. R. Ia first eass and the
adoption Of the Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air
Brake together with Pullman slesPers 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, Leavsnworth
Atehison and other prominent cities landed in ST.
Louis at seasonAhle hours msrning and evening and la
ample time to make direct connection with all railroads
every point in the North, East and South Particular
with maps time tables &C. nav be had at
the various Through Ticket" offices in the West or
upon personal OF written application G. H Baxter w.s
tern Agent KAnsas City No., or l. A. Ford, General
Passenger Agent St. Louis No. iaplsvI
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DR., WHITTIER,

617 st. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo-,
Has been longer engaged in the special treatment Of
all yenereal, sexual and Chronic Diseases
than any other Physician in St Louis as "ty papers
show.
syphilis, Gonorrh9a, GIeei, Structure,
Orchiti-, Hernia, or RupIare, all Urinary
Disease. and SyphiIific or nercuriai aaee.
tion- Of the throat, skin or bones, are treated
with unparalleled success, latest scientific princi
pies.
spermaforrhea, sexual Debility and
Isspoteney, the result Of sell -dbuse in youth,
sexual excuses in maturer years, other causes,
and which produce some of the following effects:
n]rrousness seminal eTaissions debility dinnes. Of
sight dcfeetUe memory pimpies the face physical
dec1y % society Of einaLes confusion Of ideas
loss Of seIadl pOtrer etc. rendering marriage i'm
proper or unhappy, are permanently cured.
Pamphlet (36 pagesl relating to the above sent in
sealed enrelope for two postage stamps.
Diseases peculiar 70 wenen, such a. INN
orrh1n D,lsmenorTkra Meaorrhagia Leucorrhea or
whites Chiorosis Diseases and disptaeemeBtS Of the
Womb. SteTlify etc.. successfully treated. Deserp-
tive pamphlet sent sedLed for two stamps. Age with
experience be relied upon II is selfevident that
Physician treating thousands Of cases every year,
acquires great skill Physicians knowing this, IRE
quently recommend persons to my care Conhden-
teal consultation personally by letter fee and in
yited When il Is inconvenient to visit the city for
treatment medicines can be sent by express OF mail
everywhere Durable cases guaranteed; where doubt
exists IL is frankly stated Office hours: A n TO
p. N. Sundays, IL N. tO p. NJ Persons drrtrtng IN
the city at any hour, may direct 70 the Office II at
The establishment "a whole house of twelve rosmsl
II the sOst extensive in the country. embracing Re-
cepton and Consultation rooms. Boarding and Sleep
ing apartments: Medeated yapor Baths compre-
hensive Laboratory where all medicines used In the
establishment are prepared; and most important OF
all the Library. where the old and latest standard
works Of all the schools Of medicine found: also
Anatomical Plates life size and coored tn life Illus
trating diseased conditions winch have been procur
ed from Paris France. regardless Of expense and not
10 be found in any other Library in the city. The
Library Is thrown wide open TO all callers Addrss
az ADORE novn-
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YOUTHFUL PIETr AND wIspoN.-Another convincing
proof the good effect produced by the influence Of Sab
bath schools illustrated by incident which lately
happened in q strictly moral and religious city in this
County in the Of assault and battery between Mr.
and Mr.. f. The assault happened Sunday. Mr. S. had
stated in Court that he had prepared his children for
church and Sabbath school, and to eorroborate his state
ment the attorney for Mr. s. thought proper call upon
the stand the Of Mr. S. 1.-THE gentleman who received
the castgationl-litte Johnnie precocious youth Of
eight years Objection raised by the opposing
sci the ground Of doubt whether the child
understood the nature of OATH when his Honor the
Justice questioned the pious little lad with the following
result:
well hub, do you know what 1t Is to swear
"Yes, do"
We'll what would happen to you, what would you
be. IL you should a lie r.
"Td be Cd did little Of a b-hr' promptly
piled the young hopeful
This laconic reply satisfied ALL that the witness
competent and under the instruction of wise parent;
and the breaker of the law fined one dollar.
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To Observation-Disclosures Notice.

After the hrst Of January nexbut short time distant
publishers will be required under the new postal law
70 prepay the postage every of their papers
outside Of the County in which they published the
rate fixed the postage the Ch will be about 10 cents
ayear which we shall have to prepay. We propose to
prepay the postage without additional charge all
pers paid for in advance the of q per year But
subscribers will that cannot afford to send
the paper credit and the postage too-they can
not reasonably expect Ten insignificant
single paper but hundreds it counts up. This law
will necessarily do away with the newspaper credit system
at least papers sent outside Of the County
To be fully prepared for the order of things
shall in short time enclose bills all subscribers
ing under this rule showing their indebtedness up the
first of January which they requested
nit promptyand of course If they wish continue the
paper, las trust they all will they will what ad.
aional send for the time they want it, Those
who fail to respond will be dropped from the list as we
afford send the paper credit and pay the
privilege.
W This mark on a paper the wrapper will indicate
~ that the time paid for has expired is about e1pr
ing Subscribers finding it their papers will govern
themselves accordingly
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-11-26
Seventh Anniversary Of the p. Of III.

There will be Grand Anniversary Reunion of the
Grange Severance the 9Th of December orders
birth day. Come Patrons far and near
The State Master State Agent State Insurance Agent
State Deputy, members of Executive Committee and 9th
prominent members Of the order invited The above
named brethren real live Patrons 1t will do you good
and talk with them They believe this order be
the best and most popular in the world and will tell you
the good it has done, and the way make it benefit
all Bring your baskets full don't any to
go away hungry. Meeting opens precisely 10, A. NJ
By order of Committee,
". D. RIPLEY,
C.. W. DEVINE,
j. ROBINS.
d. REESE,
N. DAWSON
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Doors AND SBoEs-Boots and Shoes important
item in the clothing Of mankind They most i'm
perant part of the person. and subjected to harder
usage any other part of the dress 1t is advaD
tage then have good article in this line and it is
important item get them eheaply pOssibe-espe.
ciay in these hard times There is place where be
great considerations combined-and that
at George W. Marlows Market Square Joseph. He
will sell you pair for pair style for style of the best
tem-made work, at fifty cents pair cheaper than you
buy shoddy stuff called boots and shoes Read his
nouncement in local columns headed The Elephant
in Town"
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A. F. & A. M.

4 A. F. & A. M.
w WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No 20, A. F. e. A.
w NJ MEETS at their Hall. third story of Weeks
Building I'D the Levee Wednesday night before
the Full Moon in each month and every two weeks there
tfter. L. L. ORIUN, w. NJ
c. W. SBREvE. Sec'y.
SMITHTON LODGE, No. l. A. F. & A NJ. meets at
their Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethr.. are cordially invited
LEWIS WELLINGTON, ". N.
CHAs. T. Fox Sec.
The regular communications of Troy Lodge No IS, A.
F&A N are held the Monday evening before the
int full in each month and the second Saturday
evening thereafter c. G. BRIDGES W. NJ
JAMES n. TRANT Secretary.
wATHESA LODGE. No g. A. +. & A NJ, meets at
their Hall in Wahena every first and third Saturday
ming 5. HATCH, W. N.
Ate MILLER Sec.
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Terms.

-,rr other length Of time, in accordance with the
la - which apply only to regular advertising
Iss't, cards Of 5 lines or less, IS year.
Zeal and transient advertisements, 81 per square
70 al Insertion and 80 cents per square for each sub
esl Notices will be charged so psr cent extra; and
Isrial advertisements and personal communications
sTes , PI i'm. Of solid Nonparel make square. All
s1s. Of half square and over, are counted as full
'islI+;..uents requiring to be certified to- will be
20 The cost Of certifying, in addition to the regular
.ispt advertisements be paid for invariably in
.ITEnce. o,,, 4 y, ,-;S. ao,. ~, .hor+ not;c. a.
= hen tax en- from the Office
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I O. O. z

- I. o. o. F.
- WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 6. /. O. of
~ O. F. meets at Odd Fellows Hall, second
,- If Van Buskirks Building. Main Street every Sat
S:v evening at O'Clock. Brothers in good standing
rii,Ty invited TO visit the Lodge.
e''oi1i' JOHN S. BEELER, n. G.
I T S,yBORN. Il. s.
Troy CITY LODGE No. g. l. o. o. F.. meets every
,3r pi~bt in their Hall C. Lelands store Troy.
80. G. W. STRAHAS, Y. 6.
JoHy HG9uHKES, r. s.
HIGHLAND LODGE. No G., l. o. o. F. meets every
s.a,Ssy night in the room Myers & Closes Durg
s,ors Highland Kansas. VIM l. GAGE, n. u.
FElyK KTIZNHILER, X. 5.
PHOENIX LODGE no. Al, l. o. o. F.. meet at their
Hail in W athena every Wednesday evening.
A. STRAUB, y. G.
A J. MOWHY T. s
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To Csrre.poudenrs.

In to of letters Of inquiry, state The
Fifth Gift Concert of the Kentucky Public Library will
positively take place November 30 1874 and there will be
postponement The capital prize will be $3.50 OOO Save
the trouble of writing letters good friends and for in
formation concerning this matter drop line to Gov
Thomas E. Bramlette, Louisville, Ky. You will receive
full particulars by return mail Please spare us.
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Ht. Carroll Seminary,

We take pleasure in directing attention to the advertise
nsn Of this Institution one Of the Oldest
ed schools In the West and assured by the best
authority those who have known its entire history that
dessrvedy Of the most popular ranking equal 70
Nc 'ey esst in the country West East Let all nteres
ted in the choice Of school to patroniEe examine sver
uensut and send for the Dread and learn particulars
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-11-26

liz LUCK AcAIS-The other day an express package
handed which, upon opening, found to contain
splendid pair Of fur gOyesthe finest the market affords
and note accompanying IT, informed that they
Thanksgiving pressut from W. ". Guthrie Of Atchisou
We appreciate the present highly and will cherish as
remembrance Of the days when Guthrie oursef were
struggling for footing in Kansas and compel
led to toll without gloves
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The posponemeut Of the Gin Concert Of the Keptuek
Public Library to November 3Oh 1874 resolved upon
to make full drawing certainty. There viii positively
be no further postponemeut and the great prize De
the magnificent sum Of s25oOo0 Who will get lit What
pestered Gov Bramlette Of Louisville business
manager would be II the people supposed could tell
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-11-26

E- The County Board has ordered a new safe for the
Treasurers Office and ii is being manufactured to or
der in Cincinnati II will delivered here about one
thousand dollars and will have lock rrouir
ing three persons to lock and unlock it, That's Just the
thing We have already heard of three candidates for tn.
Treasurership. By electing them all there will b.
Just enough TO run the new safe
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TALMAGE's PAPER.-The Christian at Work New York;
ranks with the best of the religious weekles Dr. Tai
mage is its active editor and his published
exclusively in its columns The terms s3a5 per annum
everything including postage and delivery of the
new premium Portfolio of Twelve Gems" a copy of
Landseers Twins" Without the premium it is only 50
per annum postage prepaid as above Agents will find
this a
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DentisIrH.

DR.. G. W Wertz, Dental Surgeon, permanently located
Hiswatha takes this method of informing the citizens
of Troy that he will be their city twice per and
will remain three days at the Highly House, and that he
prepared to do all work in scientific and satisfactory
All the latest improvements both in mechanical and op.
eratve dentistry employed Satisfaction in all
cases. nOva6
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r. William Mann to his customers greeting says that
while of them have answered his and paid
up, many others have failed to come to time He must
have his money and to have it, by process
other A word to the wise
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kdeys Carbolic Troehes.-Among the various
nsdies for Coughs enjoy higher reputation than
.Nt CLEseuc TRocHEs This fact places them above
s ordinary list Of medical preparations For Coughs
~Nos Asthma aad as disinfectant and preventive
sanH contagious diseases they specific Invalua-
!" 70 Singers and public speakers. Sold everywhere.
,oss F. HENRY, CuRRAS Co, Proprietors and Col.
eee Place New York
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II Commissioner Kearney started for ST. Louis last
week, to take Titman, the insane man. from the place
where he has been kept and convey him to the Insane
Asylum Osawatome. He took Ed Reeder along to avail
himself his muscle in Ttman should get fractions
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The Elephant i'm Town!
Low Prices the Watch-Word!
Good Custom-Work at shoddy Pricesl

The above only few Of the bargains offer for the
next thirty days Call and examine stock of BooTs
and SHOES We guarantee saving of 10 to Is per cent
Remember the place GEO. W. MARLow,
oct22tjani. Market Sqsare St Joseph No.
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n Subscribers to the County Map living in the vicin-
fly Of Trey. requested call them at Bickford
SiDesirs drug store the County Treasurers Office
Those who are not subscrbrrs win do good thing by
coming such without delay.
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Important 10 Changers.

You hereby notified that Central Grange will have
Picnic December 4th 1874 to celebrate the anniver
sary of Order. You cordially invited to attend
with full baskets, at ii o'clock at the Grange Room in
Troy. THOS HENSHALL Secretary.
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CoScEET PosTPoSED.-On account Of the storm Mr.,
Hutchnsons second Concert set for Friday evening has
been postponed until Monday evening the 3Oh The ele
meEts TO be adverse Mrs Hutchinson but she il;
bound fight il this line if il takes all Winter
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Popular illustrated book C9So psgesl on MASscos!
'NSHooD! MARnAGEi Impedimenta to Marriage;
cause and cure. Sent securely sealed post paid for 50
by Dc. c. WHITTIER GIT ST. Charles Street, st.
'@S Ns- the great specialist Read his works nois.
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mchl9tf.


Money to build houses money to in business money
Tor any purpose long time and easy terms for use in
missouri or Kansas, car Be obtained every SATURDAY. Of
tee St Joseph Building Company the St. Joseph and
Kansas Loan and Building Company For further par.
Ncusrs apply In person or by letter to J. NJ. Street
rfe'asut or L Mclean, SECRETARY Francis street
OPEN House building; or to Henry BOder Jr, Director
TrOy K.nsaA i,n,r,
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An admirable feature in the arrangements at MOUNT
AAoL SEMINARY Is the furnishing manual labor to stu-
mt who would ecoDomiIe their expenses. See adver-
@'e"ent on fourth page. julystf
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u They had Thanksgiving turkey at the Hisby
House, today enjoyed by crowded table Everything
was in the best style, usual
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II Patrick Barlow Esq, and his carpet sack are now
sojournng in this city Pa, b bokng his fourth
wife BE says his second played trick on him
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5000 RsIIs Of Wall PaPss,
~ received from the New York manufacturer and viii
sold at from l.i to 80 cents per ron Call and examine
wi SOurselvss BTcKFoRD & SrScLLAIR
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- Musical EnUcEroS Of the highest grade can be
-~neo at NouST CARROLL SEHSsRSs fGhg equal to the
the best musical conserratories ct less than half
NC cost iulv2tf