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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-01-08
CenfaurIiniment.

There Is pain which the Centaur Liniment win not
relieve swelling it win not subdue and iamcnsss
which will not This strong language but it is
true Where the parts gone its effects
Ions 1t has produced of rheumatism neural
gia, lockjaw, palsy, sprains sweingS cakedbreasts,
scads. burns altrhezm, ear-aehe &c. upon the human
frame, and OF strains SPAWN gals upon animals in
than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began 1t is counterirrant all healing pain
relever Crppes throw away their crutehes; the lame
walk poisonous bites rendered harmless and the
ded are healed without scar It is no humbug The
ceip is published around each bottle. 1t is selling
article before sold and It sells because it does just
what 1t preteaas to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism pain swelling deserve suffer If they will
not Centaur Linment More 1000 certificates of
remarkable including frozen limbs chroncrheuma-
tisn govt running tumors &c. have been received We
will send circular containing certificates the recipe &C.
gratis to requesting it. One bottle of the yellow
wrapper Centaur Lniment is worth hundred dollars
for spawned sweenied horses and miles, for
worm sheep Stockowners-i lninent is worth your
attention family should be without Centaur Lniment
J. b. ROSE Co, New York.
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Iowa Point Items.

In my last yOu made few typographical For
Cup it should have been Guss; and for bank without
charter" you have made it character. But as in the
of the lawyer and preacher the difference is but m
fling
much pleased with your remarks in regard to
keeping Christmas lin your issue Of the 18th u also in
regard to kicking at long range
This reminds Of occurrence which happened here
in the Summer of 1890 and may lead deductions
About the time spoken Of Lewis Bycs lived here-a
harmless inonsve man. whose principal occupation
making wooden bowls shooting squirrels and hunting up
bee gums. drunken fellow by the of Welsh one
day, without any prOvOcaton kicked said Byles whercup
he had him arrested The tried the
drug and Welsh fined five dollars and for want
of funds sentenced work it the streets.
When Byes found that of the fine would nure to his
benefit, he said: Bless God if had thought should
have got nothing, should never have sued him." But
Solons in their wisdom knew what best for the
public veal for il otherwise, there mish be
who would willingly be in market could they he paid for
it. But kicking at long range must certainly be wrench.
ing To kick when down, is and cowardy.
The building where their trial off with ten
burnt by the Loyasts in October 1868; and
through hhe connivance of rival II
such the trust they will their kicking
and hereafter live in peace and good fellowship
In your items from other towns, Improvements seem
to bear prominent part certain NJ. d. Of the Eclectic
School often made merry at the expense of Missouri
friend that lived here who developed considerable genius
in architectural Embellishments, Of which, in its devil
alton from perpendicular reminded who had either
read of the same of the leaning Tower of Pisa
Had it been built Of Marble it might be seen; but be-
ing built of cottonwood, IL succumbed.
Last Summer lady Of this place in eonjuncti. with
artist and genius from Iowa. conceived Inc idea of start
Ing an Opera ore in what We formerly B4eler store
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All is jolly after the Holidays. Trade with mer-
chants is good-ndeed far better than before and
increasing all the time
Granger absent, Of no items last week We
attending 20 duties in other parts.
Our bachelor friend Isaac Denton married to Miss
Maggie Burre December 2ih the residence Of the
brides father Mr. Walter Burrell; Rev Mr.. Zabraska off,
ciatng
Hon Nathan Springer has resigned the Office of Treasur
of School District No. L. and John J. Baird has been
appointed in his stead.
Eight loads of hogs shipped from this place
Monday and Tuesday last, by Captain Conch and Amos
Kendall.
Van Horn Webb our live Grocery men, are preparing
to buiid a new business house ls by &c
our saloon has yet started We learn the
{" MOdoc'1 killed it.
We would advise our friend Of Leona to remember there
Is hereafter, and such frightu bridge stories and rain
without clouds have played country. We would
say, do not blop so hard.
We learn that the Rev. Samuel McCay is ont a lee
turing tour through the northern Counties Of the State
Will H. Hartwig is his advance agent and travelling
panion- Success attend them, GRANGER.
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CHICAGO MARKET,

CHICAGO. January 8.
Flnur-Quiet.
wheat-Far demand and advanced No. spring q
q Ma IL ~ cash January, u 25 February; No. }
81 l6dl I6s
COrn-In fair demand; 56c cash January, 75c Febru
ary.
oats-Stealy at 397c cash Iole February.
Rye-Firp. M. 2 7sI d69c.
Beriey-Pirm. No. 9 fall 81 Sal Is.
Pork-Eair demand and lower. Mess els 10 spot s2i
IS February els % March,
Lard-Declned slightly early in the day, but CLOSED
steadier at SIC spot: &c bid February.
Bulk Meas-Saes shoulders loose &c March; short rib
held at 7se; short clear 7ic.
Green Meats-Quiet and strong Shoulders, 6tc shor
rib 7hc; hams. 1sibs, SIC: I6Bs Sc.
Cattle-Quiet but prices for good grades steady Fa
tn good steers selling a IS; choice Is S.
ira. sc 70; stockers. g. 75d35O.
Hogs Receipts $1,000 Mostly poor quality In good de
mand and hrmer at IS 40a5 50; good choice with few
fancy, IS 65a5 IS fair solid IS l0d5 IS.
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The Troy DEcIsrcS.-The following is the syllabus OF
the Supreme Court in the matter between the City
Troy a:d the Atchson and Nebraska Railroad Company
On February 18TH 1862 the city Of Troy city Of Doni
phan County, kansos incorporated under and governed
by special act Of the territorial legislature Of Kansas
approved February 2ith, 1850 Private Laws Of 1850
2f seq had power to extend its corporate limits
and ordinance passed at that time by the and
council Of said city attempting to extend its Corporate
limits illegal and void.
. And although said city afterwards towit: March
18TH 1871 became city of the third class by virtue Of the
third class city of March 3D. 1871 laws of 1911 page
lis sq) with to extend its corporate limits still
the obtaining Of such power at that time did not make
valid the prior invalid ordinance Of February 18TH 1862
tax levied BY said city in ls72 real estate not
originally included in said city, then included In said
city by any authority except by said invalid ordinance
when levied and Is now Illegal and void.
An act Of the legislature passed March 9Th ls3 en
tied An act in relation To the extension OF the Corporate
limits of cities and towns laws of 1s3 page 1851 does
not and cannot make said illegal tax valid.
s. paper purportng to be list Of school districts
marked filed in the county clerks Office but not signed or
certified otherwise attested and without other evidence
showing where it FROM who made IT. or when 1t was
made Is not competent evidence to show that certain
property Is incnded in n certain school district
All the justices c"ncurng.
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Hemp-Dull and unchanged.
Flour-Inaetive and unchanged.
wheat-Spring lower. No. 81 81 a 2is; soft 81 .
fall dull and weSk; No e. F3aI1 a; No. 81 63aI Ga
Corn-Inactive. No. mixed offered at I5s cash regular
SIC bid.
Oats-Closed dun and lower No . mixed 4a44c
Barley-Quiet and unchanged.
Rye-Inactive. No. 9, SIC
Pork-Frm. Standard mess. siS35
Green Mcats-More active Shoulders SIC: clear rib
Tkc clear. 1se; hams 9se.
Dry Salt Meats-Firm and active for future Loose
shoulders &C. clear rib u lie; clear 81 Tic shoulders
seller March &c; clear rib, March, SIC.
Bac0n-Firm. Shoulders zee clear rib SIC; clear &c;
hams liz q l2c.
Larl-Stih. Prime steam. aic.
Hoes-weak and lover at s. i5d5 Is to packers with
bulk Of sa'e' at $ 3D. shipping hogs, 81 75ais0; n.
CENTS. 10000.
Cattle-Quirt and unchanged Good to choice native
d IS -. good to prime Texan and Indian 81 AZ 80.
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DIsTRrcT CoUnr.
Di.ps.ia.. Of Case. ., December Tern, ISIS

Criminal Docket.
State William Diamond. Case dismissed at cost Of
County.
State John Delaney ct al Defendants DISCHARGED on
paying their own costs
State Pat Kiriey. Continued
State Newton Ulsh; larceny. Dismissed
State Martin Mcnamara Dismissed
State VS. James Tracy larceny Two years and half
in the penitentiary.
State James Rider larceny Sixty day. in the Coun.
ty jail
Civil Docket.
Joel P. Blair vs. St joe & d. c. z. R. Co Judgment
to compel defendant to fulfn agreement
William woodwerth vs. ST. Joe. & ID. CT r. Co: eject.
ment Continued
John Hackett ST. Joe. & d. C. r r Co Tr,5 Inv
Court Judgment for defendant
]. NJ Campbell VS.. St Joe & d. c. T. r. Co; eject
ment Confined
Amanda Corby rs. JOsephus Robbins and Mary Rob
bins; foreclosure Continued.
Joseph MOCrum Thomas Mann. Judgment for plain
tiff for $500.
St Joe. &. D. C. R. R. Co. Thomas Casey and Rob
bert Neeland- Continued.
Charles Miller Robert Tracy County Treasurer to
restrain the collection Of city in city Of Palermo No
ton for Judgment overruled
The A. 4 " R. R. Co. S. MaquiIken ct al; iniunc
ton. Continued.
George Madigan Samuel AIaquilken replevin.
Judgment for defendant
barbara Pankau vs. 'ohn smith' Islander Dismissed
al cost OF Piainun.
Elizabeth Gibson vs. Charles Mccarthy SANDER Yer
uis, i"r Plainuh ior one cent 'a-sf.
Nancy Wood for John Wood. Va Board Of County Com.
missioners appeal. Verdict for plaintiff for s234
'"nn heiles Administranr.,.vs- The Detroit Bridge
Company; damages Continued. .-
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o00"seir w. "e0'ge rsrAe' e' ali attachment
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ooo puHon va me a d H. n 'oi appeal 'uds
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'"iiA An"p " -. n 'ohhs''h, hsr next Hlehd' vs.
"eo "'anns'u' pA'u'''n' |"n'lnaen'
o'a "n'An' Vs. James "iiia"'i ui'oree- 0on'ih'
H,e1 ,eefs Ihonas hiaki appeal con.'hnea'
: oUn.'o" w. L. N. nai"e' Ct Al 0ohunueu.
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Ho my Vs. ,a'. h"ies' ui'oree' Continued
"u's Lea Vs. D. "rumieyi appeal feruiet Tor
70 N. - 'iiai e' All i"'ec'o'ure' jug
"'n' I"r "An'in Ior s''s' ana FORECLOSURE
- o' =, nAo'"eA' ApPeAi' enunueu'
oa,nar'ne SULLIVAN vs. george u. sullivan; divorce.
"Inh'ed.
Inc A'eh'Son Na'ionai bank vs.. City Oh Troy TO
eOinPei payment Oh coupons Continued.
ECO T. nen Vs. 'ohn oNeiii Gu AL oeOt Settled at
cost :" Piah'in'
A y. Norton We. hehard Lamar et a.. foreclosure.
Judgment for saD-1o and foreclosure.
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Jusrcss BrAyks.-we have freuuen, call. for Jus

JCsncEs BLASKs-we have frequent calls for Justice
Blanks, and want to say word this subject Over
Suar ago printed lot of different kinds of blanks used
by Justices Of te Peace and COnstabcs the request
these Ofccrs few bought and paid for them
bought and didn't pay tcr them But they doed
by piscemeal that they did not pay themselves
Seuse sent 10 81 JNsepA saC 20 Atchison Tope
ks and soe sent East One Justice has lately told
that he OF for his blanks and had pay 81 for what
we sold here home for $50. If prefer send of
for their printing and pay for than is charged
home they cannot eAPcct to keep stock hand. If
had that all Of these officers in the
County would buy Of should print supply Of all
kinds of blanks and sell them reasonable prices; hut
otherwise, would not be justified in doing We
think shall rt mp another supply of blanks, in the
course Il a few weeks and try il again.
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MeBey. Money!!

Money to build houses money in business money
for any purpose long time and easy terms for use in
Missouri Kansas be obtained every Saturday Of
the St. Joseph Building Company the St Joseph and
Kansas Loan and Building Company. For further par.
tculars apply in person by letter TO J. NJ Street.
Presidents F. L Mclean Secretary Francis street.
Opera House building; to Henry BodaF IT, Director,
Troy. Kansas janlyl.
" We learn that Tidy sp1nldine. whose Illness
mentioned last week died this evening. White
Cloud.
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Ca.toria is than substitute for Castor Oil. 1t
is the only safe article in existence which Is certain
simulate the food regulate the bowels wind collie and
produce natural sleep contains neither minerals
phins alcohol and is pleasant to take. Children need
not cry and mothers may rest. febl3yI.
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A. F. & A. M.

XXX WHITE CLOUD LODGE No II 4. r & 4.
wv n. meets at their Hall third story Of Weeks
building the Levre Wednesday night htfOre
the Full Moon in each month and every two weeks there
after l. L. ORION, w NJ
JAS. NJ. NACKoY Sec'y.
SMITHT0N LODGE No. l. a. T. g. A. NJ meets at
their Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon and every two weeks thereafter Visiting
Brethren cordially invited
T. j. yASDERsLICE, w NJ
W. TREvETT See
MAS0NIC.-Troy Lodge No Is A. F. and A. Nasnns
meet at their Hall Monday EVENING" before the full
Moon in each month"; and the sscond Saturday night
after &. q. BRIDGES W. NJ.
z. S. SOPER Secretary.
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~ This occurred in Troy: Young man from the rural
district enters a store where they keep cigars
What do you tax for them ere gars in yon box
give cents apiece" was the reply.
hSor, spose'n take dollars worth what would you
put them to atr
We'll you may have sixteen for dollar
BY gunny! that's = whack. Hand EN- out III buy
my seegars here all the time ~
And he went away impressed with the idea that he had
made n speculation
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY,
L O. O. p

Ss<.k l. y. y. Z.
100 WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. G. L q. Of
s1sST q. F. meets at Odd Fellows Hall second
story Of Van Buskrks Building Main Street every
Orday evening at O'Clock. Brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge
GEO W. PIKE n. C.
GEORGE J.. MooRE r. s
TROY CITY LODGE No. n /. o. a. F. meets every
Tuesday night in their Hall c. Lands store Troy,
Kansas ii l. McADAMS n. G.
G. W. STRAHAS RS
HIGHLAND LODGE. No. g. I. o. q. F., meets every
Saturday night in the Myers & Closes Durg
Store Hi ghland Kansas Z. s IRWIN, n. G.
WIN T. GAGER
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h S. HINCXLET
Patron, af Hu,hnndrn.

Having received q commission County Deputy for
Duuiphan County ready attend TO all the duties Of
the Office such organizing Oranges, &c, and will
take pleasure in answering all questions relative tn ne
Order and its work aud in giving Necessary instructions
Ny postofce address is Eden Atchson County Kansas
JOHN L. BLAIR
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$4,000 CASH GIFTS.
$l,SOO,OOO
LIST OF GrFrs,

The chances for gin are one TO Ave.
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets $50: Halves as, Tents or each Cupop
S. Eleven Whole Tickets for s5oei 22l Tickets for 81 o
ll3 Whole Tickets for 5000 III Whole Tickets $40 OO0
No discount on less than $500 worth Of Tickets.
The Fourth G Concert will be conducted In an resper,
like the three which have already been given and u par
tcuars may be learned from circuars which will be sent
free from this Office To all who apply for them
Orders for tickets and applications Or agezes viii be
attended 20 In the order they received and u hoped
they will he sent In promptly that there may dssaE
Pontment or delay In BRsg all Liberal terms given 10
those who buy to sell again All agents peremptoriy
required 10 settle up their accounts and return all unsod
tickets by the 3Oth day IF March
THOs. X. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Publ Libr. Ky.. and Manager Gift Concert
dec16w4. Public Library Building LoaisFffIe Ky
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~ Price Raid Soldiers call and get your Scrip
easbed viii collect all kinds of Government Claims
Pensions Bounte &C. Agent for Phoenix Fire Insurance
Company; Justice of the Peace Notary Public;
tate and Claim Agent VIII be in Troy every Monday
Z. W. STRATTON,
Doniphan Kas
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TeTI1oss

Fr apy other length Of time, in accordance with the
~ raf a. Which spply only TO regular advertising
DnspeSs cards Of S fines or less, . year
FOR Tegal and transient advertisements, 81 square
for the t nrtiUn and 50 cents square for each sub
Sr;a Notices will be charged 30 psr cent. and
EDITORIAL advertisements and personal communications
Eirbt lines Of solid NOnpsrel make square. All
fractions Of half square and over counted full
advertisements requiring to be certified To- viii be
charged the cost Of certifying in addition to the regular
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
low as the times will admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office.
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GOING SnI-ru.
Dirertnr,. Atrrniian,

The Board Of Directors of the DOniphan County Farm
ers Protective Union will hold meeting at the Court
House. in Troy the last Saturday January 1874 al
10 o'clock A NJ. A full attendance is requested.
4. Il, McCLELLAND President.
h S. HISCXLET, Secretary.
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~ Popular illustrated book eco psgeS MANHOOD!
WooNASHooDl MARRIAGE! Impedments to Marriage;
the and cure Sent securely sealed post paid for 80
cents. by DR. C. WHITTIER GIT ST. Charles Street 81
Louis No. the great specialist Read his works noI3
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2 Patrons of Husbandry ~

SUMMIT GRANGE. P. OF H.. meet in the Klippe
School House the first and third Thursday nights Of
each month. J. I. MIDER, Master.
j. ERsEIS, Secretary.
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n Mr. Thornton Walker the cOlOred gentleman who
Ofciates about Joe NiEoa drug store married few
days ago to Maria Washington Shiloh , in the Probate
Judges Office Squire Gilen, of Wolf River performed
the ceremony was the squre's first in that line
and although slightly comhusticated they say he did
pretty good job Of it
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IT. Mrs Nancy Ellen Fleming. wife Of Capt Elijah
Fleming of this place died Friday evening of consumP
ton aged years She had been confined to her room fol
time past The deceased was daughter Of Benjamin
n Brock an old citizen of the County.
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CRISIS ARRIVED IN DoSIPHAS CouxTY-If you want "a
buy goods panic prices call at " silverman's store
Troy, Kansas
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DeNIPnAN COUNTY DIRECToRY.

Judge I'd Jadicial Distric4-P l. HGBBARD.
County CommissioDeEs-JoHS L BLAIR HENRY STHEI
JosEPH RNSpoLFH.
Sherif-SAMuEL MAQIILKEN.
Treasurer-RoBEKT Tracy.
County CIerk-CHARiEs RAPfELIE
District Clerk-ERASE Brown.
County Att0rney-DAvID NJ JoHSsTox.
Probate Judge-RoHRRT WILKINSON.
Register of Dreds-DCScAN liciNTosH.
Superintendent Of Public Insteu-fisz-D d. RosK
Coroner-L. T. HoIIANn
Surveyor-HESRY WILSON
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~ Sheriff MaquiIken went over Holt County. Mis-
souri, the other day. look for the fellow whs broke jail
He saws he does not think there vlanoas hole
in the worst bushwhsckng region of the South during
the war than there in the vicinity Of the mouth of the
NOdaway.
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r- The papers tell Of bride in Louisiana being
ed to stone There bride in Brown County, short
time ago changed from stone Thomas Kay formerly of
the vicinity Of White Cloud married woman named
Stone and turned her into Kay.
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II wonderful revival is in progress at the Khppel
school house in the eastern part of this Township under
the auspices of the Methodist Church South Over forty
persons have already united with the Church.
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%" The wife NV. Il. Newing. and daughter Of See
lev sherman died at the residence of her husband
White Cloud Wednesday.
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I" The New-Year's Ball at the Court House, was pro.
nounced Of the pleasanes affairs OF the KIND that ever
transpired In Troy. The old cOons ran it.
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Gu. ?. RgVELl & Ca.

an lgeney for the reception Of advertisements for
inerlGth NEWsPArERs-the complete establishment
o. Tue kna IN the world Six thousand NKwsrAPERs are
n .S5$uIy On nle open to inspection by
Itains-foon however complete receives ouetweuti
EN- o. TINS number Every Adverfisemeua is taken at
e nome price OF the paper without any additional charge
OF commission 50 that advertiser dealing with the
Agsney saved trouble aud correspondence making one
eahtraet instead OF dozen a hundred or a Thousand
OF pages containing lists of best papers lar
Isl erSalatons religious. agricultural class political
H ~ country papers nsn magazines and all pnhca
are specially valuable advertisers with snme
ABOUT prices is FREE to any address
on aPPncsuon PERSONS at distance wishing TO make
Ior adyftisng IN town. city County State
OF the United States or anv portion Of the
e! Want togetneT with copy of the Acknowledgement
inserted and will receive information hy return
man winch VIII enable them decide whether 10 I1crrase
e or iorego the order For snch information there l.
s NhaseNer publishers not only send their fes
iree put pay hessrs GEO. p ROwEti Co far their -
vices Orders are accepted for single paper as wen as
wi h 1, "r single dollar readily for hr-
Agency F"fNA NAN'eAA'AA
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sF- Henry Wheeler commenced putting mp ice Mon
day. and expects to be able supply the town with thi
luxury, during next Summer ~
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u Mr.. Thomas W. Heatly, young lawyer from
Pittsburg Pa has just located place to engage in
the practice of his profession he appears be young
gentleman Of refinement and talent
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= Unstamped letters held in the St joseph Post
Office for Miss Mary Jansen and J. A. n Johansen- Bren
ncr, Kansas-
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Csal,
Richmond Coal always on hand at the ST. Joseph and
Denver City Railroad Depot. Apply to-
c. T. HOLLAND, Agent
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Castoria is than a substitute for Castor Oil II
the only se article in existence which certain
simulate the food regulate the bowe windeolic and
produce natural sleep 1t contains neither minerals
phine or alcohol and pleasant TO take Chidrea need
not cry and mothers may rest octsyi.
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THE ATcHIsoS AND DoSIrHAS PIGEoS MACH The fol-
lowing the Of the pigeon match which of on
New Years DAY. between the Clubs Of Atehson aud Don
iphan Counties. We understand there Is slight error in
the Doniphan County score, whereby some member
has score his credit that belongs to another memeri
but what one we do know. However the aggregate
footing up is correct:
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~ Jefs is pushing work On his brick building. not
wthstanding the cold snap ana officiating as his owl
hOdcarTier