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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-02-25
ScHerancc LIENS.

Who's Jake THAT'S the question; and who the thunder
$50 X. Well in the of time, you shall be inform
ell. These of the EXPLANATIONS hear often
Sunshine, and sleot, to make up the pro-
gramme for the weather, of late.
Mr.. Bowen Small is re-moaelin: his dwelling preparing
to move into town. We welcome all like him.
nr Guy S Hopkins left Saturday last for short visit
to Wisconsin. viii be absent about ten days.
Rev. Geo. ". Wood breaches his farewell sermon on
Sunday next. He leaves early in March, for his new
appointment. at present unknown
The NJ T. Church Sabbath School is progressing finely
under the management of H. W. Holmes. Some fifty or
sixty are the average attendance.
We learn there is effort Icing made to divide this
Township 1t to from the south part Can't
learn who the chief movers; would add that Sew
and the north part will readily give their consent
and go-joy be with you" You have your bridges all
built and roads put in good order. We helped You do it.
but welcome; there is plenty of territory for
Counties much more for Townships.
Justice Gen has been in Severance the greater part
last week, attending Court. John Kilkenny and o. b.
Carroll having protracted effort before him. after
having two trials and disagreement of each jury They
propose this week to try another. all claim for
brakage of window light, Cost amounts to SIS
claim, with damage, originally was s25O
We learn that J. C. Tics and Gray have rented
Killkennys old saloon building for the purpose of using
it for carpenter shop. 1t will make good 1t is
hardly in the order Of things but s is not incor
porated, it will do
There will an entertainm ent some kind given next
Friday evening at Rppeys all for the benefit of the NJ
E Church. We have not been informed of what it will
consist but learn that tabeaux the principal part.
At the mite societies. of late the refreshments general
ly served mountain cake'-something new Origna-
ted in Severance.
Elder Starr delivered his last here for the pres
ent year. on last Sunday. We don't know whether he
will be retained for another year. but would say wish
so. One seldom meets man. gentleman and friend
who will surpass Elder Starr
Several lots have changed hands, of late Dr. Ms
bet sold several last weekOne Dryden Street VIII
liam Foster, for s269. Not dead yet.
C. C. Conch is through taking stock. We informed
the amount reached little eight Thousand dollars.
A good stake for Severance and hard times.
Kirwan has seed for sale warranted to grow
1t is imported from Iowa, and guaranteed. Now is the
time to buy, before the rush and high prices.
That Sociable at Rev. Geo W. Woods was one of the
wholesale kind. Nearly hundred present. The
house full from cellar to garrett; and besides friends
from country and town. thus to say goodbye One
could in their presence there how well all salts
fed with Rev Woods labor for the last three years.
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OFFER EXTRAORDINARY!H
Attentions All!

The person who buys of FINANCIAL MANAGER of MI.
CARROLL SEMINARY the PIANO and FIRST ORGAN for
in the County where this paper is published Will gel
them discount according to the make and style Of IN
strument of Onsthird half from the manufacturer
regular price The and residence of the purchaser
will published in this paper that all may know where
the instruments may he The offer are to rst
purehasers each large village and city in this County
TIE is to give the people opportunity to see
and the instruments sold at such unprecedented bar
gains offered in advertisement Of this party found on
third page this paper Let every reader examine it and
then write for particulars. mchlstf
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a A. F. & A. M.

Wy WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 7s, A. F. & A;
w NJ meets at their Hall, third story Of Weeks
Building the Levee Wednesday night on or before
tbe Fu Moon in each month and every weeks there
after. X. Al. WILLIAMS, W. NJ
JAMES NJ MAcKoY Secretary.
SMITHTON LODGE No 1. A. F. & A. NJ: meets at
their Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Full Noon and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited.
CHAs f. Fox Sec.
The regular communications Of Troy Lodge No So A.
FS A. NJ are held the Monday evening before the
first full in each MONTH and the second Saturday
evening thereafter. HENRI Y BODER, JR, W. NJ.
THOMAS HKNsHALI- Secretary.
wATHENA LODGE. No. Ga. A. F. & A. NJ, meets at
their Hall in wathena every first and third Saturday eve
ming. 3 HATCH W. Al
AUG MILLER. Sec.
TROY CHAPTER, No. l6, ROYAL ARCH MASONS:
hold their regular conventions the first Monday night OF
or after each Full Moon. +. BABCOCh- H. r.
n SLOVENIAN. Sec.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. February q
wheat-Quiet and firm; Nos red fall, 81 02a al U.s. No.
2, 81 05s a 06: No. spring, 90H9le
COrn-In better demand, and hrn No mixed 64t
Oats-Firm and fraction higher No. :, 56d5ic.
Rye-Firm at 81 02a %. $500
Pork-Dull; futures lower sIs 50 the spot sls 90
March, Sis 25 April. -. 49,
Dry Salt Meats-Dull and weak loose clear rib, % 90
Q as.
Bacon-Steady shoulders 81 clear rib, 100 II; clear
sides d1ii hams I3aI4s rib sold al ioIi
and clear sides lie.
Lard-Quiet; 1870 prime steam.
Hncs-Packng demand liberal and offerings light and
mostly grades with sales of Workers at % ~
g. fair TO good acking SC 75a 3d. butchers 81 2dI 80
Cattle-fn fair demand and liberal supply and entirely
of grades with sales Of fair To good native butch
ers at Is 25d5 co. native s. IS IA so common
tbrough Texan 80 1913 as native feeders "a 50 as l6
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Notice by Publication.

TUNHE defendant Abbe Liverupre will take notice that
Won have been sued by the llaintif, W: H. Craig in
the district Court Of Doniphai County, Kansas, said
plaintiff having filed petition OF the sd day of January
i5 in said Court against the defendants in this the
aboye entitled action Granville p. Lvermore Marion
Lvermore and Abbie Lvermore which said petition you
must answer or demur before the 18th day of
March ISIS or said petition vii be taken true and
Judgment rendered; that certain conveyance made on
the 18Th day of November 1873 by the said Granville
Livermore and Marion 5. Livdmcre TO tho said Abbie
Livernore of Lots number ninee and ten no. in Block
nine C9l in the town of wathena Donphan County Kan
Lots number nine te) and lie IN Block nine l In
the of wahena be orders to be sold to satisfy
ed by the aid plaintiff against e said defendant Gran
VILE p Iivermore at the September term ls1t Of said
District Court and said defendant
he bard from and after such sale from setting up any
Claim rifle or interest in or TO sad premises
ei~'' W " W PRICE & HEATLEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
1.s. ,v-z PRS fee, sI2-50. b.
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Administratrix's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of administration
~ on the Estate Of Julia Toilette deceased, have
Duinhan County bearing date the 9Th day Of February
a. d. lsls An parsons having claims against said Esats
from the date hereof they may be preeiuded
benefit Of such Estae and II such claims not present
barred.
JEANETTE L. CRON1N,
Administrators Of said Estate
r.h "a ts153v Prs fee, %.
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To Observation-Disclosures Notice.

As publishers are required to prepay the postage
on their papers sent outside of the County where publish
ed we cannot hereafter send the Chief other terms
than pay in advance On all subscriptions paid for at the
rate of q year will pre- pay the postage without adj
tiona charge. We collecting up arrearages as rap
idy as the admit and all who do not square up
within reasonable time will be dropped from the list
~ This mark in ink pencil opposite a subscriber
~ NAME on paper the wrapper, will indicate that
the time paid expired is about expiring Those
finding their papers described will govern them
selves accordingly.
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This very old subject but advice Is As good now
- II ever was 1t Is text from which we can preach
consistently for in oar life bought dime
worth Of goods at auction and for twelve years we
have not sent from home for article Of goods that
We could get at home except it taken in payment
| Of work which received from abroad.
The people Of community alike interested in its
prosperity They all there together and must rise
or fall with it, or hunt up n location Every dollar
spent with hcme dealers merchants labores adds to
the prosperity OF town. The who resides here in'
vests every dollar you give him home, except what is
necessary to be spent away repensh his stock The
peddiers or anctoneers who among carry away
every dollar spend with them except what is barely
necessary to defay their while here But many
think that the merchants profits arge-they can't
understand how it is that the auction store afford to
sell SO very much lower and still make profit But
there not much mystery about that The home merch
ant carefully selects his goods and looks to their quality
When you to buy of him. you article take it
10 e hght rub and pull it, and its quality by every
test you know The auction man. with sprinkle Of good
articles nils in with damaged goods, remnants and I'M
srasonabe fabrics, that he buy for mere song In
the auction room with its crowd and jam, have OPP
pornuity TO test goods carefully look at them-you
must take them pe NELL as they You may hit up
on good bargain you may get such bargain as a
pair Of slippers composed of No. and No. T. of two
different styles Then merchant pay rent and
taxes to support the schools where your children eu
Gated and to carry the machinery Of the Government
The auction store has fixed residence paysno taxes
eept small license and but trins rent to pay,
where they stop
The mechanic laborng wonld call the merchant
very mean who would employ the home mechanic
or laborer to do little jobs of cobbng and patching and
let him charge it, but when he had good cash job would
take it away the city, where could
IL it not just bad the other side
taingl
We have heard great deal about merchants being hard
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~ There some growing because we charged for
the notice of the Cotion Party held Monday night Did
the ders play for nohngf Was the supper freei Did
the get mp for fun to make all they could
out of it'll They d it for money. and made every man
pay who danced They had pay the dders and the no.
tel for supper We print newspaper to our bread and
butter and hereafter all notices Of must be paid
for at the time the notice is handed in.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. O. o. z,

~ WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No g: I. o. "f
ss,S&FssS O. F. meets at Odd Fellows Hail. second
storv of Van Bskirks Building Main Street every Sat
urday evening at O'Clock Brothers in good standing are
cordially invited 10 visit the Lodge. - ~ -
WILLIAM n. HARRIS, n. G..
JoHS W. HARPsTER z S.
TROY CITY LODGE Ma. 3s, l. o. O. F.. meets every
Saturday night in their Hall over C. Irlan, s"rs Troy
Kansas. y H. SIOOl ~ VI.
F. DAw, RS.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. 81, I. O. o. F.. meets every
Saturday night in the room Myers Clnsrs lpurg
Store Highland Kansas Z. X. WOOD N G.
ScoTT THOMAS. X. s.
PHOENIX LODGE No. II, l. o. o. F., meet at their
Hall in wathena, every "wednesday eyrnng - =
PETER DETER, n. G..
JOHN GERARDY R. S.
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Dr. G. W. wertz Dental Surgeon, permanently located
at Hiawatha takes this method of informing the citizens
of Troy that he will be their city the third week in each
month and may be found at the Highly Houses and that he
is prepared to do all work in scientific and satisfactory
manner.
All the latest improvements both in mechanical and op
erative dentistry employed Satisfaction guaranteed in all
deal
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" Mrs. Margaret Larrelere, wife of A. Larzeere
died her home in Washington Township, Saturday
evening the 18th inst aged 50 years. She buried
with the rites of the Patrons Of Husbandry Mrs Larze
lere was one Of the pioneer of Kansas having
TO Donphan County with her husband in 1855 resided
here through all the troublous times following
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II The Republican wants to know whether any Of the
papers that published Loyds notice Of big Invention,
have received the promised maps We have and
publishing the notice for another map While we are up
viii inquire whether Of the papers that are pub
fishing the advertisement of DR.. Richmond Of St Joseph
have ever got any pay for it'll We published it until
became convinced that it bad egg, when we drop
ned her quick.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersgneai AZ
the next term Of the District Court OF DoniPhal comfy
Kansas apply for discharge from his trust and VIII as
liver into he charge Of the said Court what remains in his
hands Of the assets Of said firm and the evidence thereof
~ ~ f 49, II. BOnEh. JK.
Assignee OF - 2 Fish Co.
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To the Ahiicted.-No matter under what form OF
sickness You labor there is great truth should
keen in mind All disease originates in impure condi-
ton of the blood Purify that and the disease must de-
part you purify the blood by the use of poison
Gus drugs and exhaustive senulanis. The best Blood
Purifier ever discovered is Dr. WALKERS famous VINEGAR
I,,r-rvy. somnoupded of sin,ple herbs 4febiw.
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u 1t reported, last week. that the small pox was
in the vicinity Of Troy but have heard nothing of it
since. 1t was probably false alarm
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Mammal Labor.

An admirable feature in the arrangements at MONT
CARROLL SEMINARY the furnishing manual labor to stu
dents who would economize their e1penses See adver-
tisemeut on fourth page. july2f
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Y Hi weyer returned home Last week. He reports
great esttuton Northern Indiana occasoned by the
failure of the possum crop.
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II An accident occurred at a sl-ighing party, last
Friday night which might have resulted seriously.
sleigh in which John MAILER and Miss Jennie Spau
ding upset. while turning street corner Mailer
held the lines and dragged about half square
Mr.. Russeis sleigh close behind that he could
check up in time but the sleigh ran over Miss spau
ding knocking the breath of her for few moments
and brusing hersomewhat but seriously They pick
ed up and went On with their slsghng. MAILER got
few bumps on his head not located BY phrenoogs and
which came near spelling his Rafferty, bump.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-02-25

~ MUSICAL EDUCATION Of the highest grade can be
obtained Mt MOUNT CARROLL SEsARr fully equal to the
course In tbs lest musical Conservatives at less than half
$780, july2tf
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" Popular illustrated look Ia6o pagesl On M.xHoop
wooNLSncoDl MARRIAGE, Impediments TO Marriage
cents, oy DE- c. WHITTIER st. Charles Street st.
LeuIs Me- she great specialist Read his works nols
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n rHz pTEtsska's PRovIsIoS" at MOUNT CARROLL
sENsARr has enabled Of the best teachers in the
State to ct themselves for the positions Of usefulness and
honor they occupying Sec advertisement In this
-. julyetf
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P Stephen Pickard of Geary City is going to remove
his store to Hopkins Missouri is . short time.
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Drawing Certain, OF Money Psf,,ns,s

"noie Tickets $50 Halves, SIS. TeE,h or each 20.
pom, s. Eleven Whole Tickets, s5ao ''''i Nou
ror tickets or information address
is nus l. BRAMl.ErrE, AgeRt and Manager
Louisville. Nv
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO February %
oualitv moor and market slow Sales Of heavy
moor 10 choice So co. inferior to extra s. 5Od6 %
Hogs-Dull and heavy and 0d 15c lower for light with
sales light Sc 20 So heavy &c 6Od1 l5 poorest 60
IS; best 81 49,
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judpr Cd Judicial District--P. L. HEBBARD.
County COmmissioners-JEssE W. JOSEs JosErH H
TON CHARLES KEAKNEY.
Sheritf-THoAAs j. VANDERsLICE-
Treasurer-RoBERT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARIEs RAPPELTE-
District Clerk-FRANE Brown.
County Attorney-DAvID N. JOHNSTON.
Probate Judge-RoBRRT WILKINSON.
Register af Deeds-ALpERT HAZEN.
Superintendent of Public InstructiOn-D ID. ROSE.
Csraner-Gi. J. ARCHER
Surveyor-EDwARD 7. REESE.
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C..r5iau,s Notice.

=. interested win take Boiee; thAI .i sia "a "a
Il he Sn.5.a Comfy D. ~. a
the Probate Court I'll the allowing described real ss
i sPs s. as s b Ct M
Inc in aid Comfy q RsnPnaD and
sS1f u guardian % ,a Aaf a, said petition viii
heir Of Zaaoe, w rst Monday In March A D. ISIS. at
O'clock. p N r.h-r.-va ts,s-
Troy. Kansas. February , x K. STOUT, Guardian
Prs fer. -
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The AUenoN.-The auction imbrogliO worad up last
week, After the trial at Atchson and the nearest Of
managers, they opened out as -ige as ever. The
Council then met Wednesday night and passed m or
dinance impesBg specific licenses upon retail stores
Wholesale stores and auctions This ordinance was pub
shed in the Chif Thursday morning. and by noon the
auction being boxed up skin out An Ethiopian
sent around town by one with bell proclaim
ing that the auction was busted" We do not know
whether their law cases are finally settled or not
Here is another Illustration of benefit of patronizRg
the Chief This ordinance the first publication the
City of Troy ever made in our paper They had been
avng and passing ordinances weeks but were
bafed all the time Finally they Published ordinance
in the Chief and the paper out the concern
laid down the spoons without another kick.
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Public Sale.

II WILL sell at public auction on MONDAY, MARCH
lsT 1875 at Ii o'clock A. NJ at my farm, half mile
south of Mount Airy School House in Marion Township
Doniphan County Kansas the ALLOWING personal proper
ty: Work Horses 1 two-yearald Mule, two-yearold
Colt yearold Colts new Mich Cow, twoyear old
and Berkshre) Spring Bnggies sets Double Harness.
set Single Harness. Lumber Wagons and other farming
utensils.
Terms of Salc.-Nine months credit, with approved
notes. with per cent interest all sums over sO Five
per cent. off for cash.
NV Farm is also for sale easy terms-l2O acres Of
good, new land. I THOMAS BAhNES.
Feb. lS-td.
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DRED IA nTTStNT OF TWO u,1I,o>, r,rr NJ.
~ s7T4 AFT TT TO ~ on
F FT EHHHaATT6KY CPoN THE EHE rIELIC LIBRA RY
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William Ayers ct al rs. Richard PrObasco.
Error from DOniphan County.
REVERSED.


REVERSED.
l. Leading questions may sometimes be put to partys
witness; and it is possible that a
may abuse its discretion by refusing to permit such
tons to be asked.
II. Where a transaction carried and consummated
by one person acting as the agent for another person
trasacnn snust ss rssnmsd 10 To the knowledge
of the principal
while section of the usury law in force General
Statutes J26 said section governs with regard to the
forfeiture of interest usurious contracts although
subsequent law that subject laws of 1872 page 24
has been passed Denncss Cutler IL Kans 500
5l2D
". Where n husband and wife sign and acknowledge
blank mortgage with the understanding and agreement
that it shall afterwards be filled up To make mort
certain piece of land, owned by the wife and
cuied by herself ans husband their homestead and
as to make it a mortgage to - to secure the pay
mcnt of 81 600 and also give authority third
fill mp the blanks and the mortgage is afterwards filled
in the and with the consent of the husband
and said third person. but in the absence and without the
knowledge of the wife, make it mortgage said
property, but TO make mortgage to P of
l. to the payment Of 81 100 instead of 81 OOO HELD
that said mortgage after il is filled up is not the mort
gage Of the wife. and is void as TO her.
v Where party signs and acknowledges blank mort
another person acting the agent of such party
not afterwards in the absence of his principal fill the
blanks in said mortgage to make the mortgage of
his principal and then deliver the same to the intended
MORTGAGE unless he is authorized todO by his principal
in uritiRg Gen Stat. sos; sec. 81
VI. Where mortgage executed in blank
toned in No. of this Syab to loan of money
and the husband received the loaned and with it
paid off prior mortgage on the land attempted to be
mortgaged by this second mortgage and the mort-agee
throuh his AGENT was fully cognizau at the fine he
parted with his and received the mortgage of the
manner in which the mortgage was executed HELD. that
the wife is not esppped from claiming that the mortgage
is not her mortgage and that it is void as to her.
VII And the mortgage being void to the WIFE and
and husband homestead the is also void
to both the husband and wife, Morris Ward, Kans
49, Doman rs. Harris, Kan, 500.
Kngman C. j. concurring Brewer, j., concurring spe
cially in the Judgment.
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2 Patrons Of Husbandry. -

CENTRAL GRANGE. No. 4G6 meets every Saturday
afternoon at l o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall, Troy
Visiting brethren will be welcome.
THOMAS HESsHALL- Secretary.
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" We mean BUSINESS when We say St Joseph NOS
Ms test C. VAN BUsKIRK.
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supply of Police Judges Blanks just printed and
for sale at this Office.
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Tea. Tea. ea'
We have Just received from the Eastern Market me
line Of Teas which we warrant to give satisfaction or
money refunded Cali and see us and satisfy yourselves
decI7tf BIcKFoHD q SINCLAIR.
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CeaI.
Richmond Coal for sale at the St Joe & D. e r. R. De-
pot by Z. L. HOLLAND.
octitf
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large lot of Constable's Sales and Justices Sub
penas in civil actions just printed and for sale at this
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AGENTS.
BATES LOCKE. "a Park Row,
s. N PRTTENGILL Co, 81 Park Row,
GEORGE p ROwELL g. CO., 20 Park Row. our emily
authorized Advertising Agents in New York.
ROwELL & CHESMAN St Louis No.
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Notice to Teachers.

LII those who may desire Tsaehsr & s;ns the
"A teach in the public schools Of ms
liz eraminations will be held at the Conr H. months az
on the second and fourth ssiIEd1s VIA be
mar SUI ". ,,t;I the following August
By order OF the bo-i n d. ROSE.
CHARLES RAPPELYE,
A H LILLY.
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Nursery Sleek.
good supply Of Nursery Stock at the Highland Nur-
sery. 81. EDGERLx, Proprietor
feb4tf
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IETTERHEADS BILLHEADS, ENVELOPE
MONTHLY STATEMENT BLANKS and al such "oi -
slscuted ii fhe best style at the 0Aisf mice