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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-11-11
Highland Items.

Our rattlesnake r. KS to have gone into winter
quarters letter has been dropped for several days
Whether they have repented Of their evil have
removed their putrid from midst,
unable to tell perhaps their little game Of bluf didn't
pan out rs expected.
Rev R. H. Hoffman is happy. 1t Is girl and weighs
several pounds
Mr. W. S. Burke of Leavenworth, will speak his piece
at the NJ. Z. Church in Highland on Tuesday evening,
November l6. Admission, Is cents Mr.. Burke for
merly editor of the Freeman and is associate editor
of the NorhceserR Hagazins of Chicago As Lecturer
he has few equals; his crayOn drawings rival the Illus
Mast his wit and wisdom combined leave Mark
Twain Artemus Ward in the back ground He comes
well recommended There being nothing sectarian pc
htica all will find instruction and amusement in his lee
ture which he has ehrstened THE Descent OF Woman
not the Darwinian theory.
Mr.. Joe We'll wishes to to the citizens of
Highland that he has removed his market his
rooms opposite A. Sch umachers, where he will
the wants of his He will buy hides
pelts game etc. and pay the highest market price in
cash for them.
MAREIED-At the residence Of the brides parents in
Iowa Township October 20 1875 by Rev. 7. II. Moore
Mr.. ]. II. Collins to Miss Louisa Cundif.
John, be good boy and fulfill the Scriptures.
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Doniphau Items.

The election is over and satisfied. As far as
we can learn the ocers elect are all good men, OF at
least ought to be- We were not here at the election but
submit To the powers that be- We have the same Justice
james Forman our Constable MI. fioyd Is good man.
an old settler and think he VIII make good oncer Our
hoad oVerseer FRIDAY wright 50 called from being an
uuek man all MS me- says ne VIII make good ROADS, ana
at less expense 10 the District than any otner man All
nV%' - Ioi 'nU'e ts 'eHu ni'" .Ie
"' anu -, ms o0"a H"e"m' '' %" "o o'1 '"o
'%on 'uo IVY WIN uA'1 " ~ y "Ui " nc
Ano" why, a. nc ~ ', OCsa anu uOn "nnt
any one :" "'''e ~ MN "H' Is " o' uoAe' nc 70 sun
AHuiuA" ~, mar anu any 'ouHS "iu''" Within 'e'
-'' y. D'"'Pn"N' "4o "-s"ss W mai wa, a""
he holds his office
O"r ne" urus man uu ho' stay 'ons IN DohPnai' We
suppose ne came 10 'ne oono'uS'on 'u' Tue iooaS wa"
'"o heAi"y ior NM nc retu'e" rum WHENCE nc came
a"iser anu perhaps better man our Town was 100
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CHICAGO Marked.

CHICAGO November 3.
wheat-Demand active and advanced No. I spring.
92t d92ae.
Corn7Firm and held high; No. Mixed sale bid spot
0atsYery firm. and holders asking higher rates; No.
2 81 d3ls c spot; 800 dSlc November
Barley-GOOd demand and tending upward; s7assie
spot; $50 a SIC November.
Pork-Demand active and advanced for options; cas- b
lower; 20 50 spot 10 50 November; 10 I7ials Febru.
airy.
Iard-GOOd demand; la sOala IS spot: 12 2oal2 q
November
Bulk Meats-GoOd demand and lower shoulders ga
SIC; short rib, III d115c short clear 1Isc.
CaaIe-ReceptS 25oo firm but quiet; prices generally
unchanged; sOckers OOG3 Is; common to choice ship
ping 15d6 co. extra 25d6 So
Hoss-Receips p OO0 fairly active bnt weik 156e0c
lower, with downward tendency at the close; trading
mostly 2OG7 30; common 10 very fair packing I 90 a
2 good to choice heavy 3J97 Is; light l5q7 30.
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sT.LOUIs MARKET,

ST. louis. November g.
wheat-Dull and lower. No. ? red 81 co. No. 81 2sia
a9I: No. 81 56d1 81 cash; No. November sold at S
al Sc; No. 3 81 81 al 81.
Communicative; mixed Il as Is a &c. No. mix
ed November 47d47te.
Oats-Du and lower, lots of fresh No mixed sold
at 31i a32c cash: 3ita32 November.
Bye-Inaetive and easier; No. 2, Ga d6sc.
POrk-Lower. - IS.
Dry Salt Meats-Quiet; only jobbng and order bust
Baeon-Frm; shoulders 1oi l0ic short rib I4ie;
clear Is a Isle plain hams Isl aisle.
Lard-Quiet prime steam IL 67s
Catte--Shade stronger and in light supply; good
choice native - 00a7 IS; medium 50d5 90
40d3 So good 10 choice Texan 60d4 I2i: medium e
fair 2 1908 25 common 25d2 4O receipts / So
Hogs-Slow at IS al TO- Workers GOAT IS; packers
00dT so butchers stockers 25d7 90; receipts
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Taxes Cor 1875.

Notice is hereby given that the Tax Rolls for 1875 have
been placed in my hands aud that ready receipt
for all taxes that may be offered.
SYNOPSIS OF TAX LAWS
l. Taxes are dne November LIST, and the whole
half of the be paid before December GOTH
without penalty.
D. Onehalf of the taxes may be paid before De-
eember 2Oth and the other half before June Goth
following. without penalty.
g. If the whole tax is paid rebate of per cent is al
lowed OH the half that may to June 10th.
T. On real estate, where payment has been made
by December 20th the whole becomes due and penalty
Of per cent. is added Dec. 2Ist.
s. penalty of per cent. is added March 2lst and
other cent June 2ls all real where the
first installment was not paid by Dec. Goth.
G. Warrants for delinquent taxes personal property
will be issued Jan. LIST, and July LIST.
= Lands delinquent for will be advertised July
10th, and sold on the first Tuesday in September.
After the tax sales, the of the and
will be subject to interest the of per per
month for the first year and three per and
third years.
o. At the end of the third year taxdeed will be issued
to the purchaser.
TAX LEvIEs FOR 1875
THE following is the levy of taxes for the year 1875
each One Hundred Dollars valuation:
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CHANGES on The ATCHsoS NEBRASKA RoAD-On
Monday new arrangement into effect the Atch-
son and Nebraska Road The Falls City accommodation
resumed passing down in the morning and re-
turning north in the evening. This will be immense
accommodation to the public Persons far north as
Falls City can 20 to Atchison and intermediate
points and return the evening.
We learn that the Midland Road will be completed to
Salem by the of January and from that point south
will be run over the Atchson and Nebraska road which
has been leased the purpose by the After the
first January therefore there viii be abundance of
trains ON the Atchison Nebraska Road with
lions to suit almost every person.
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To Observation-Disclosures Notice.

As publishers required prepay the postage
their papers outside of the County where publish
ed hereafter send the Chf any other terms
than pay in advance On all subscriptions paid for at the
rate of o. year will pre- pay the postage without adj
donal charge. We collecting up rap
idly the times will admit and all who do not square up
within reasonable time will be dropped from the list
" This mark in ink pencil opposite a subscribers
~ name a paper the wrapper, will indicate that
the time paid for has expired is about expiring Those
finding their papers described will govern them
selves accordingly.
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BUSINESS ScHooI--T. W. Roach viii, in few days,
commence Commercial and Business School Highland
at which will be taught the science Of Book Keeping and
thorough instruction given in the art of business Mr.
Roach has much attention to this class of learn
ing and is competent to give such instruction as will ena
lie young men csnduct any part of business. He is
getting out at the Chief office paper called the Meredn
tile Herald which will be filed with matter of interest
relating branches which he teaches and will serve
as an introduction of his school to the public.
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oFFEs ExrRAoRDrNAnvri,
Atseatisa All.

The person who buys Of FINANCIAL MANAGER Of Nj.
CARROLL SK1xART the PIGso and rrsr ORGAN for
in the County where this paper is published will get
them discount according the make and style of in
strumen Of onsird TO half from mangaeturers
regular list price The and residence Of the purchaser
wiz be Published in this paper that all may know where
he instruments may he seen. The offer are frat
purchasers IN each large rage and city in this County
The OBJECT is to give the people opportunity
and t the instruments sold at such unprecedented bar
gains offered in advertisement of this party found
third page of this paper Let every reader examine it, and
then write for particulars. mehletf
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ryP There viii be Pound Party" and Oyster Sup
per held at Leland's Hail. Monday evening November
18th for the benefit of the Home for the Friendess
at Leavenworth. The admission will be one pound Of
any material All requested to mark their names on
packages which need be limited to pound Price OF
supper thirtyfve cents. Mrs. Smith, Matron Of the
Home will lecture at Presbyterian Church Sun
day evening November 18th.
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DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge I'd Judicial Distriet-P L. HuHBARp
County COmmissiOneTs-JRssE ". JoERs JosEPH HAYT,
CHARLES KEARNEY.
SheFif-THoMAs J. VANDERsIIcE
TreasureT-RoBERT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARIFs RAPPEIYg
County AttOTney-W. ID. wEBB.
Probate Judge-RoBERT WILKINSON
Register of Deeds-ALBERT HAZEN
Superintendent of Public Instructon-D. d. RosR.
COroner-G. j. ARCHER.
Surveyor-JAMEs +. FoRMAN.
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gotal Skaters.

For any other length Of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only TO regular advertising
Business cards Of 5 lines or less, IS year.
For legal and transient advertisements 81 per square
for the first insertion and 80 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 30 per extra; and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price.
Eight lines Of solid NOnparei make square An
fractions Of half square and counted full
square.
Advertisements requiring to be certified to- viii be
charged the Of certifying in addition the regular
rates
Transient advertisements must be paid invariably in
advance.
~ JOB WORK of all kinds done on short notice as
low the times will admit All Job Work must be maid
for when taken from the Office.
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VALUABLE TABIEs--The present issue oil the Chig
should be laid carefully away valuable source OF
reference It contains only complete official table
of the late County election but of each Township election
in the County and fall list of all the Township officers
in the County the coming including Trustees
Clerks Treasures Justices of the Peace, COnstables
and Fload Overseers
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MARION TOWNSHIP.
W.T.. Carroll Seminary.

We take pleasure in directing attention to the advertise
Institution. II is the oldest
ed schools in the West sod assured by the best
authority those who have known its entire history that
it is deservedy of the popular ranking equal 10
he rsry in the country West East Let all neres-
ted in the choice of school paronize examine adve
tisement and send for the Dread and learn particulars
mehIetf
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II Doc. Reeder has declined TO appoint Price Deputy
Coroner He says Price under the presence of going to
Highland to make speech for the whole ticket set up
game by which his friends made tremendous effort to
elect him the Office and Doc thinks tina; releases him
from all obligations and pledges
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MARION TOWNSHIP.

Trustee-H. G.. Hewins.
Clerk. Z. Searcy.
Treasurer-Wm. II. Deckard.
Justices of the Peace. J. Anderson. Joseph Ran
dolph.
Constables-F Anderson G. VI. Randolph.
Road Overseers-lst District F. Cnrlnnier 81 District
j. NJ Curtis Sd Dstrict-no return; 4th District Fl.
Howard 9Th District T. Anderson
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1t is now thought that the failure to elect the
whole Republican ticket in this County was in conse-
ouence of Judge Price having been cut OF
the nomination Coroner But the free expression oil
;depdent voters cannot be choked off by Conventions.
The returns show four brave spirits voted for the
Judge for the Office out of which he was euchred.
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u The horse-thieving gang is not yet broken up,
and will until of them get into the pen
itentiary short time ago, H p Saxton came to town
one evening attend the Masonic Lodge and hitched
his the Court House Square, in one OF themost
public places in town. When he ready to go home
he discovered that his horse had been stolen from the
htchngpost No trace the animal has been discover
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- Frad Harpster has sent a turnip weighing ten
-, and half How long this thing going to con-
If this is the first effect of his election as Com
missioner if he should be elected to the Legislature he
d have to buy more land to make room for two or
tbree turnips.
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On long time. at low interest on well improved Farms
Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
Juneau. XXX. STOUT, Troy. Kansas
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u MUSICAL EDUCATION Of the highest grade can be
obtained at MOUNT CARROLL SEMINARY fully equal to the
course in the musical than half
the cost. ulyStf
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In order to reduce my large Stock of Dry Goods Cloth
ing Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes Ladies' and Gents
Furnishing Goods will give great inducements for Cash
and invite and all to call and satisfy themselves and
get Bargains. mean exactly what say.
Oct. 70 1875. n. SILvERMAN.
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e The -Four tradea speciality at Craneys He keeps
Hannibal Tracy Pafker's, Geary Ohio Mills, and
waihena Flour cheap fer cash sepIs
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aS =; The store Of Reed Bradley, at Tanning and is
onctin the business alone he is prepared to supply
tbe surrounding with every kind Of goods and
that they need at reasonable prices, and should
-. ,t.;r ,,,tronare See his advertisement
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- The festival which the ladies of the NJ E. Church
had intended giving Friday evening of this week has
been postponed to Thursday evening the s'th-rhanks
Giving evening This pOstponement was considered ad-
disable on account of the festival 70 be given next mon
day evening for the benefit Of the ieaSen"Or'n onA
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~ Popular illustrated book ESQ pages) MANHOOD
woousNHooDi NARRIAsEi Impediments to Marriage;
the and cure snt seery sealed post paid
cents. by DR. C. WHITTIER 6i7 ST. Charles Street st
Louis No. the great specialist Read his works noI9
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MnLual Lahar.

An admirable feature in the arrangements at MoUxT
CARROLL SEMINARY is tie furnishing manual labor to
dents who would econ ize their expenses See adver-
tiSement. on fourth pas .july2tf
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AGENTS.

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S. M.PETTENGILL & Co. 81 Park Row New York
GEORGE p. POWELL & CO. 40 Park Row New York
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

VXyE want live who desire to make business az
w selling books by subscription to take territory on
History Of I0va.T OF History Of Kansass or
History Of wisconsin. History Of the Northu eat
Each these books and contain over 40 Ins
traficns each the Latter coo engrsvngs You can
sell i've Of State Histsry 20 Of any other book We
give exclusive territory, liberal commission etc. Send
for private sample pages circulars etc. to the
fee nearest to you Address,
RR RUSSELL q CO., Publishers,
21eet4w. Madison. Wis. or D.s Moines Issra.
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS OF DONsPHAN
COUNTY.

IOWA TOWNSHIP.
T-ustee-John A. Chapson.
Clerk-F N. Kaul.
Treasurer-Thomas II. Moore.
Justices Of the Peace-wm. Farall H. n. Seaver, J.
W. Massey.
Constables-Ira C. Orion, Scott Thomas Edward W.
Craig.
Road Overseers-ist District John Taylor ID District
A. H. Renfro; Sd District A. Renfro; 4th District
Thomas Martini 5th District Samuel Springer 9th Dis
trict Judsen 7ih District James Schafsr sth-
District G. W. Moore; 9th District b. F. Gaines; 10th
d istrict p. C. Thomas.
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~ No humbug-I wish to close out my stock of Clio
thing and offer it at prime cost.
sept9. Z. +. VAN BuskiRk
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" ]. B. Brooks, formerly of this place, is resd
ing at Aledo Mercer County Illinois He says he has
lost faith in Kansas but to gr.vitae hack this
way sometime.
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se,eranee r.e-..

Well after two weeks rest we are ready again and
overlooked some business bouses win finish up tbs
week And to commence, win begin with C. NJ Sarber,
who runs confectionery store; keeps warm bread, and
all snch articles In his line candy nuts, cigars ETC.
b. Alters is cabinet maker; sells all kinds of furni-
| ture, and does work to order
In the line of doctors We have G S Hopkins and sam
ue Sakey Dr. Hopkins Is the oldest physician in the
place OF long practice, and thorough scholar. DIR.
nkeiy lately from Of the best medical schools in
'he country, and understands his business.
our streets have been greatly improved the last week.
under the direction Of A NJ Kendall It is fine idea
and besides, is entirely voluntary.
Inc many friends Of p. NJ Ellis will be sorry to learn
mat he was compelled have his left arm smputaed
new inches below the elbow consequence of the wound
received few weeks since near Wichita having been
bitten by q vicious horse
The election passed of rather quietly. The following
Township ticket was elected:
Trustee, r p. Shulsky majority, 4s.
Treasurer, d. W. Morse 81
Clerk, J. Henney I6l.
Justices Of the Peace, S. L. Ryan J.
' J. A. Campbell .
COnstables J. C. MCGEE, 81.
]. C. Tice G.
1t will be that both Justices and Constabes in
Severance. good thing far the police force is
concerned they are often needed.
Uncle William Foster has cut up over Eve hundred
shocks Of corn A good layout
One day last week, in company with A. Sanford Capt
Clonch Squire Nav herter John Hagg VIII. Z. Foster
and d. W. Edwards, we paid Squire Shulsky visit;
found WARM hosptable reception, passed very pleas
ant time partook of very bountiu dinner prepared by
Mrs Shusky, and-and we'll the wine the sparkling
tive wine made by Mr.. Shulsky. fine as any cham
payne. We did duty, whole duty, all of u.s.
excepting Mr. Hagg who never in justice must say
HI. g.. UT.
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~ supply of Polio Judge. Blanks just printed and
for sale at this Office.
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~ wish to discontinue the sale Of Clothing entirely
Ny entire stock for sale 1t is large and well
sorted. Come quick, C.F.vAS BusKIEK-
sepQ.
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The baby excitement still continues in the lower
town Every family is trying wheh can nave Tue
most. An girls, except Barney ms W.. 80 :.
But the business is not eonnneu -
-. -, fou, every Quarter-mostiy girls
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~ Our Iowa Point correspondent says that they
cannot boast of having Ole Bull there but he frequently
hears something that sounds good deal like il.
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- large lot Of Csstables Sales and Justices Sub
ppnas in civil aciionust printed and for sale at this
Office
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WOLF RIVER TOWNSHIP.

WOLF RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-Robert P. Shulsky.
Clerk-Jesse Henney
Treasurer-D. W. Morse.
Justices of the Peace-J. A. Campbell, S. L. Ryan.
Constables-John C. Mc6iee. j. c. Tice.
Road Oyerseers-1st District Fielding Hnss; 81 Dis
trct N L. Springer; Sd District H. L. Kelso 4th Dis
ict John Delaney; 5h District J. Eaton; 9th District
tie between J. Mosier and J. B. Roberts, eth District
John Panty sth District, ]. Finnegan.
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rDr c. B. ChanDeIl of LeOna' announces that the
nature Of his business is sneh that ne Is 70
~; professional services for while He hopes
s;,uated as to resume his practice. when he
~, 10 n dulv known.
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70 We did not receive the Communication from Mis-
souri, which our Donphan correspondent speaks Of in
private note.
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Richmond and Fort Scott Coal on hand by the bushe
ton car load. at Troy Depot Terms Cash.
augl2. H H. WHEELER Agent
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The Seneca Courier brags tha. go ,lekes -. ' os
late election in Nemaha County l,hin We Dr;nt.
nee embracing snnared over $1,000 for this County Of
A, disBerent varieties
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e We learn that citizen of Washington Township
has presented two peculiar bets defeated candidate
for the legislature
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y Luke and Paul are elected Constables in Wash
ingtOn Township. That is what might be expected.
where there many saints
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II Come one, come ALL and examine Craneys stock Of
Boots and Shoes Bis stock is complete and he viii sell
them cheap tor cash
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proeIama,ion or Che.p Goods.

MABRED-On Thursday, November 9TH, by Rev L. c.
Biggs Mr.. Thomas Dyche to Miss Jennie Williams.
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" Chattsl Mortgage. and Bonds for Deeds far sals
this siee.
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20 The epizooc has got along and is prevailing ex
tensvey in this part of the country but in mder form
than three years ago.
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C. +. Van Buskirk will sell Clothing at cost from
tins time on until the entire stock is closed out
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~ complete assortment of Clothing thrown on the
- + Van Buskirk, at actual cost or less
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CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-George S. Harris.
Clerk-D. p. Carpenter
Treasurer-H C. wykert.
Justices of the Peace-P S. Soper, n. B. Wood.
Constables-Mordecai Johns, Charles G.. Bailey.
Road Overseers-lst District II. Calvert 2d District
H c. Cary Sd District Sias StOne 18th District, j.
Cox 5h District Daniel wiuders 9th District R. NJ
Steele 9TH District tie between Thomas Kirby Charles
Maynard and z. n. Watkins; sth District, L. Mann.
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BURROAK TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-Joseph Hill
Clerk. o. Wilkinson.
Treasurer-Wm. Eye.
Justices of the Peace-Jacob Tribble, Fred f. Gar
lchs.
Constables-A. W. Dining, Earnst Schumann.
Road Overseers-Ist District John BrOadswOrl 81
District A J. Roe Sd District, ]. p. Tindle