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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-03
Fashion SnsaS

-!he Darby nat is to be worry much warn
AMI Is almost "s simply trimmed rs those wnr,,
oy the ge' t!eneh. Some have IL fsncr w;,..
placed OH tho left side. "'"S
C :rdinsj color is used on everything ,h,t :,
becoming. Some travelling Costumes are ,r;,.'
nee VITA 1t to brigh EN- them up should ,anv hn
either gray or dark brown
-Ihe brocade wool overdressYs are exe,.j
lhg!y hsn some over silk skirts. eli her bIarE -
coioreh, AID they will not become common. -.
they sol! too hlsh-S3. 30 par yard
La 3oitcuse is the name given 10 the over.
skirt, IL oeing one sided concern, hence tho
name. 1t is dragged higher on one side ,n.,
the other, and is oy no means stylish.
Square sailor collars, made of white trsj
lace, joined with blue, black and red thres;
are pr"ttg, and very stylish for the little ones
outside Of coal Both boys and girl: wear them,
--aiut, are now inside to match al the .,eu
c's:utnes, those in particular that have woo,or
oVerdressfs. Some worn with velvet est mes
"re 50 fancy that they are ornamented Win
small bouquets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-03

80 dark, aud yet SO light" as the man sal q
whcn be looked at his ton ui coal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-03

QUEEN FlcroRIA's GRANDCHILDREN. The
birth OF "a daughter to tbs Duchess OF L ilnburp
Increases thc tally Of GU Ell Victoria's grand
children to twcn'y -,iev"o, tweuiy-iDur OF whom
are sill alive. and that Of her total living pro
seny to thlrty-hret. inc Il lng three uDmarrl ii
children, and the Princes, Louise, who is mar
rlcd, but without family, Tue Duke and Ouch
eSS OF Edlthurg we're Uarried at St Petersburg
January %, 1874, aud their first chill, a sou.
Was bora to thciu upon the l5,h OF the follow
Ing October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-03

A MOTHER SUPPLY OFSM HAN
IN of best quality, received to-day b.
oc. Is j. G. s. L. MILBUHH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-03

WARRENTON, Nov 5 The votes from ten
out OF tllteeu preciocts are il; radical element
absented itself from the polls, and the consvr-
vatve vote was very small. OI course Suth
aud kerrick are elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-03

4 COOKING SHERRY NJ 81 per "a .on; .l.J
~ fine assortment OF Table Wines for sale ~
oct Is GEO. McBURNEY IL sos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-03

MISS FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE wrote as f,,l-
lows IN rcspoAS1 10 an lne4. aunn ~ attend. the
Is 'Iakiava o.: qn"i, recently held in London
Il beg hA, yvu will b. 30 good a. to thank
the committee orgauizng rhc BliakiaVa ban.
qnet' Tor thc I:ou"r thy have done me in liz
sung ne 10 b. present 1t the anniversary OF
tn charge, whose wounded we rec wed at
scutarl. and say Tor mc how deeply | regret
that II l. imp 'sslb!e for we 10 accept it, as
nave hocu for years euilrey Il prs uer to my
ro1n! from illness aod ovcrwork (Which work
still d., taaGk God, hut that atu ever the
almJ $ and their faithful servant"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-01

MIDDLE MEs."-we think the present emergency will
have effect Of opening the eyes of farmers
appreciation Of what they pleased to call middle
Since the organization Of Oranges there has
up loud cry against middle men, and camOr to bring
the producer and the directly together and
thus the profits and commissions Of middle men.
This all sheer demagoguery, not called for by the
farmers but urged upon them by designing men, Now
the has when the producers produce has been
completely destroyed that he has not the seed where
with to start anew and in many not the to
purchase seed Where is the in this strait the
man whom the farmer wanted 10 meet directly face to
facet Where sthe Grange manufacturing establishment
that offered farmers machinery in bulk thus saving them
the profits formerly made by middle meni They not
to be found. when the Changers money is gone they
drop his acquaintance At this juncture in steps the
middle men, the merchants and rescue the farmers from
their difficulty They have sent off long distance and
procured by the load that the farmers may be
saved To be sure they expect pay for it. but how many
who have been bowling against the profits of the
middle men have taken this risk for payi This
should teach the golden motto Live and let live" The
middle cannot live without the farmers and just
the farmer realizes that the middle is his valu
able ally. Let the farmer encourage and build up his
merchant and mechanic that in time Of need he
will have those hand whose interest is to help him
through.
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Iowa Point Items.

The late rains have put a cheerful look every one
The grasshoppers having nearly all left it is be hoped
that farmers may yet be enabled raise
and other products and herby keep the wolf from the
door.
Our burg the past week much excited
of the State Johnson for closing up road which had
been opened eight ten years. Six lawyers
engaged and all had something to say. No wonder the
jury disagreed The question is still mOoted whether
there any need roads, and So whose land shall they
be located on
In last issue you speak of Hughes Sea Phibrick
going by the board and predicting others would follow
If this is the Philbric think it is his association with
the sea is perfectly natural he has followed the long
enough to know that in running for land it is prudent
to carry sail than you claw of with But then
between grasshoppers exemptions depreciation of values
and dishonest they to the middlemen what ty.
phOons hurricanes, and white squalls are to the marr
ner and no wonder they called middle. men, being
ground between the upper and lower mstones In June
1874 while belonging to being Of the Of ship
Chicora Capt Gore Of Boston, and lying in the Typa the
roadsead Of Maccao China three Of the deserted
leaving three each behind and three other men
were shipped to replace them Their respec
lively Sutton Fuller and Phbrck the two last having
left the brig Antelope, Capt Damaresque-a good fellows
in their way but the last named let pet monkey loose
and thereby lost him. Bones
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Geary CITY Items,

Geary City is fine little village located the Missouri
River in the valley of Brush Greek ten miles north
Achison, and ten miles south Of wathens Geary
rounded by beautiful sopng hills covered with timber.
Our little village boast of church. school house.
and several nice stores We have preaching month
by the Rev. D. W. waddell, Mr.. Campbell, Thomas ].
Cook and others.
Our worthy Citizen Capt Flekinger two Of the
best mills in the West II any wishes good -four
lumber come to GeaTy.
Any wishing location to sell dry goods would do
well to come here.
Capt R. Flckinger has splendid storehouse for rent
located in the business part If the village.
As another nducement for people to come Geary the
hoppers have most all left and euterprsng citizens
are going ahead replsnting their gardens.
will add that have the advantage of four trains per
day. ORyILIK.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, June n
wheat-EIcited and higher closing easier; No Spring
q Oh al o. No fresh 9si regular s9i al o. spot COT
has sold rs high g. l 0Is July No. J, sc
Corn-In fair demand and advanced; No. mixed fresh,
csc; regular CSC spot; SIC bid for July.
Oats-Demand active and advanced; No 2 Sale spot;
Soc bid July.
Rye-Dul and lower. No. 900.
3 Bariey-Steady; No ssc spot; 81 90 bid September.
Pork-Demand active and advanced sls 10 spot 10 IS
10 57i August; 10 Isl 70 IA seller September.
Lard-Demand good and advanced; ti3 50 spot; II 20
july IL 62S a Is IS August
Bulk Meats-Frm; shoulders &c; short nib Halle;
short clear life These prices are for loose spot
Cattle-Reeeipts Saturday. Under unfavor-
able the market dull and the prices for the
best grades nearly nominal two Of the grades
active; sales range al 0dS IS; but chiefly at 80
az 50. Texans. 2 IS as IS
Hogs-Receipts II 500 Moderately active firm for light
others duh and unsettled prices range 1877 l5 bat
chiefly at COAT 10.
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severs.eeuse.s.


God bless oar star gemmed banner
May it unfolded be-
Der churches homes and hosse-tcPs,
Der cities and the sea-"
The Fourth Is here almost and yet are too poor
to entbuse" worth cent Our wealth viii not permit
us to glory and praise the eagle this year
The meeting at the Hall Saturday ~As well attended
committee Of ten appointed consisting of one from
each road district and two from the Of to
wait upon the County Board at its next meeting TO De-
wise ways to have our taxes reduced cut down.
Our Justice and Constable kept bssy 1t does seem
though the less done in this line wos be for the gen
eral good Fiji once starts. there VIII be no end
Ryan has purchased Of Dr. Nisbet his store build
ing ware house dwelling house and two lots also
one block Of seven lots, and other property.
We learn that Arch Campbell has been rendered Po
ston on the Burlington Qowa Gazet It Is not known
yet whether he will accept but win II be can arrange his
business satisfactorily.
sacket has the Ben the eve be site badlyi but ii is
good hit, and we surrender.
The Hsrpster Bros running three reap.g machines
crops while the other has comparatively good
crops of wheat.
That your readers may know what been done in the
way of planting in this vicinity have Ppared the
following table AL with the exception oftvo. the
statements just the different parties ve them
to The number Of IL account Of the runber
of times planting done. via: suppose arnsr had
first planted 100 acres and planted &c again tice 1t
would make 800 acres Aso. give their statements
to of prospects Of raising the dsrsn. plant
ings Thus the amount Of labor md Expense
has been put farms this and yet the pros
pect is almost entirely the thraplantng read
lily be BY counting amount in prospect Of the differ
ent paintings 1t Is useless state the IL Is
known the grasshOppers caused Il sonesf these same
parties planting and preparing . Fsntsns fourth
time There is peking-t is just Is they come. and
embraces farmers from all parts Of the Township and
in their case SO IL Is with almost every
CORN PLANTING.
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Relief Messsss.

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| ,...t,,~ a, a.. ...,- !. -, .r.h,,. MT I'm
Foru.n.s Han 1, - -. .,.,.to .s..i,t
| thu destitute az oyr To-,.hs- o..s. III g Miller
James Form.n ~. .I,a =. - GO md st..ea the
| object of IN, ,,.et,n, - ~
i. w.l.h ~.
Tha ah,.., ~ 1910, 49, on,..ol, ma.
r.ll.d M, -, ....s ~ :, 800 anon
IN. aas,,,.ts, ,,,, -. en-; .re.d
tb., i,,,,.d,.,. -. - -, - -
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- 90 80 'e.e.As9' anu tie-
90. = -. s., ma '.nS - s,sctsa
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A'' "e'' "Anef' hressuie''
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I'll, s.-,-.,. " sne 60, Or, n,nv
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entirely exhausted in the repeated planting and
destruction Of crops; and
WHERKAs There is comparatively nothing in the east
ern portions Of the County Of Donhan to sustain our cit
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N Ew SON GS.
Sherih-s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, }ss.


In District Court for Atchson County State of Kansas
j. ID. Levy,
Emil Levy and
H. Obenderfer,
Partners ]. ID. Levy Co., Plaintiff
NJ. r. Hughes
And L. NJ. Sea,
Partners as NJ. r. Hughes & Co., Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will, on the Sd day
~ of July. A. d. 1875, at the hour Of two O'Clock,
p NJ of said day at the city of Donphan at the store
room formerly occupied by NJ. r. Hughes Co.. IN Doni-
phan County State of Kansas offer for sale at Puoc anc
ton cash the following described personal property
to wit: hundred and twentyone tl2i) pairs men
cashmere pants thirty 5 pairs jeans and eottonade
mems pants, sixtyve 6jl mems wooden coats three 3)
mems Overcoats fifty (5 mems wooden vests thirty
two C32) bows wooden coats nineteen 49, boys vests
thirty Coz mems Summer coats Taken as the proper
ty I'M r. Hughes Company and offered for sale TO the
highest bidder cash. satisfy certain judgments and
costs of record in the District Court for Atehison
County in the State of Kansas in which j. ID. Levy
Company are Plaintiffs and NJ K Hughes Company are
defendants.
Given under my hand thi. 2st day Of June A D. Is75
THOMAS J. yASDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
June "a, ls75-aw. Prsfe %.
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To Subscribers Particular Notice.

As publishers are now 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 advance On all subscriptions paid for at the
of 50 year will pre- pay the postage without ad
ditonal charge We collecting up aTrearages as rap
idly the times will admit and all who do not square up
within reasonable time will be dropped from the list
W This mark in ink pencil opposite subscriber
~ name on paper the wrapper, will indicate that
the time paid for expired about expiring Those
finding on their papers described will govern them
selves accordingly.
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OFFER EXTRAORDINARILY"
Attention All!

The person who buys of FINANCIAL MANAGER Of MI.
CARROLL SEMINARY the FIRST PIANO and FIRST ORGAN for
the County where this paper is published will get
them at discount according the make and style of in
strumentl of onetird 10 oaehGp from the manufacturers
regular list price The and residence of the purchaser
will be published in this paper that all may know where
he instruments may he The offer are to first
purchasers each large rage and city in this County
THE is to give the people opportunity to see
and test sold such unprecedented bar
gains offered in advertisement Of this party, found on
third page of this paper Let reader examine it. and
then write for particulars. mchl9tf.
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A. F. 6 A. M.

Wy WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No 7s, A. =. & A.
wv NJ, meets at their Hall, third story Of Weeks
Building On the Levee Wednesday night on or before
the Full Moon in each month and every weeks there
after X. N. WILLIAMS, w. M
JAMES NJ MACKoY Secretary.
SMITHTON LODGE No l, A. F. g. A. NJ, meets at
their Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon and every two weeks thereafter Visiting
Brethren cordially invited.
NJ T. HILLS W. NJ.
CHAs +. Fox Sec.
The regular communications Of Troy Lodge No. s. A.
F. & A. NJ are held q the Monday evening before the
first full in each month and the second Saturday
evening thereafter. HENRI Y BODER JR., W. NJ.
THOMAS HENsHALL, Secretary.
wATHENA LODGE No ca, A. +. g. A. NJ. meets at
their Hall in Wathena every first and third Saturday eve
ming. 5. HATCH, W. M.
AUG. MILLER Sec
TROY CHAPTER No. 16 ROYAL ARCH MAS0NS.
hold their regular conversations the first Monday night Of
or after each Full Moon. +. BABCOCk, II. p
". SLOVENIAN, Sec.
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Ell
Hemp-Quiet; undressed o. 4Oal TO- dressed 4Oaa g.
wheat-Frm and higher nothing doing in No. red
offered at o. 81 bid: No. sold ct 9sic CASH nothing
doing in No. regular.
cash and June.
Oats-Firmer; No. mixed 81 655c-
Rye-Dull and lower; No. S, 90e9lc.
Pork-In demand, firm and higher; go 0odao Is cash;
% 90 August.
Dry Salt Meats-ouiet sales of shOuldes quiet; &c for
clear rib
Bacon-Firmer and active; shoulders sasic; clear nib,
u; a lsIc clear sides, l3t d13fc.
HAms-iidl5c.
Lsrd-Dun, unchanged Summer steam, 12c.
Cattle-Dull unchanged sales Of good TO prime natives
s6 So medium IS as IS; choice Texans
steers at seas Is good, IS. Receipts ], 1si.
Hogs-Steady firm and in fair demand; IS e6 50 ship
pers; 40d7 20 bacon 75a7 Is fer butchers Receipts
s2I.
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For auy other length Of time, in accorcanee Win 'e
above rates which apply only to regular advertising
business cards Of lines or less - a, - .o,.ra
For IeOaI and transient advertisements " PEI
%, the r insertion and 50 cents per square ior each SUD
snecaI Yotices viii charged 50 Per cent extra: ana
editorial advertisements and personal oommuMcAuSns
Fight lines Of solid NOnparen make one square Al Al
fractions Of half square and over are counted As
advertisements requiring to be eernnea 20 VIII De
charged the cost Of certifying, in adduoh 10 inc fsgu
transient advertisements must be paid for invariably In
IToR WORK Of all kinds done on short notice. as
~, =. he times will admit All job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
L O. O. z.

.ssss I. o. o. F.
1850 WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No g. l. q. Of
Ss5sss7s~ o. f.. meets at Odd Fellows Hall, second
story of Van Buskirks Building Main Street every Sat
uTay evening O'Clock Brothers in good standing are
cordially invited TO visit the Lodge. - - =,
WILLIAM ". HARRIS, n. G.
JOHN W. HARVESTER r. 5.
TROY CITY LODGE, No 3S, l. o. o. F., meets every
Saturday night in their Hail. C. Leland store Troy,
Kansas. n n STU l. N W.
rs. DAw, RS
HIGHLAND LODGE, No. g., l. o. o. f., meets every
Saturday night in the Myers & Close Durg
Store, Highland Kansas. f. X. WOOD, N u.
SCoTT THOMAS, X. 5.
PHOENIX LODGE, NO. Il, l. o. o. F.. meet at their
Hall in Wathena, every Wednesday evening
PETER DETER, n. c.
JoUN GERARpY X. S.
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We take pleasure in directing attention to the advertise
mcnt Of this Institution 1t is of the oldest establish
ed schools in the West and assured by the best
authority those who have known its entire history that
II deservedy of the most popular ranking equal to
he rery best the country West East Let all interes
ted in the choice of school patronze examine adver
tisemen and send for the Dread and learn particulars
mchl9tf.
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MARRIED.

In Troy. Thursday evening June eth. lets by Rev.
". L Leak, A. W. BEALk editor Of the Republican, to
Miss VIOLA A. CASH
These hard times poor editor Is fortunate who
place himself upoa . Cash basis IL has been object
long sought after by the cra and glad to know
tina. least one has succeeded II must be . happy
change for poor editor suddenly fnd himself in pos
session Of more Cssh than he can get away with
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The Normal Institute at Leavenworth commences next
Monday July 5th Better facilities and advantages could
be offered those who wish to attend. particular
feature Of this Institute is that emineny practical
1t is also for teachers teach in the District Schools
We hope DoniphAn County will be well represented
Teachers will never have better chance to improve
themselves Write for information and send for circu
lars. to Prof wherrell, at Leavenworth.
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1878.
GRAND CELEBRATIO
JULY 3, Iss5


."The Day We Celebrate.o
The love Of freedom IL perennial sentiment that spripe.
eternal in the human breast and 9Th of July ia
lowed by associations that endear to the heart. of all
true patriots and its annual will be oyfuly
hailed while love of country il esteemed a vir,pe
Animated by such patriotic sentiments large and en-
thusiaste meeting held at the Court House ON Mop
day evening the 22d inst and the preminaries
fora
GRAND CELEBRATE
ON SATURDAY, JULY 3, Is55.
In the Court Hssse Square, Troy Ka.....
and the following committees duly appointed:
Committee Of Arrcn9ements-Cyrus Leland Jr, Daniel
Sinclair Robt Tracy, John +. Wilson c. vsn Buskrk
jos. Craney. W. P. Russell
finance C0mmittee.-Chas. Z. Brown N C. Reyille g
n. johnson
Committee on Artillery and Proteeknics- A Nixon
C. B. Bickford W. p Russell, H. l. Clark.
President.-Col. Cyrus Leland, ST.
MarshaL-Col. Frank NJ Tracy
Eminent speakers viii be present to address the peops
and the Troy Silver Cornet Band will grace the occasion
and discourse delightful music
AL invited to be present and good time Il prom
ised.
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Dr. G.. W wertI, Dental Surgeon permanently located
at Hawatha takes this methed Of informing the citizens
Of Troy that he will be at their city the third week in each
month and may be found the Highly House; and that he
Is prepared do all work in scientific and satisfactory
manner.
All the latest improvements both in mechanical and op
eraye dentistry employed Satisfaction guaranteed in all
dec3I
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- We went up the road to White Cloud. last week
On the whole route of twenty miles but two or
three fields of that at all passable The only
really good show the Guthrie farm, below Iowa
Point There is field of splendid corn, and field OF
good almost ready for harvest Here another
Of railroad monopoly Guthrie is Attorney Of the Atch
son and Nebraska Road
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save R.pre.. charx...

Mr.. Dukeman is here from Milwaukee and viii varnish
all Musical Instruments, such Pianos Neodeons etc.
Mr.. Dukeman has spent eleven years at the Carriage
Painting business and satisfaction is guaranteed with
Pianos or nothing win be charged Leave your orders at
the CITY Hotel.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-01

II The wathena case. application for writ OF
,nandamus was argued before Judge Hubbard at Atch
son. Monday. The Judge granted writ of peremptOry
msndamus commanding that Thertt be recognized and
allowed full rights the legal Councilman without inter
ference from the Mayor any other Perhaps
they will construe this decision being on both Sides
and find some way TO evsde it.
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The Fourth Of JaIy, 1875 Celebratis.
Iowa Point.

The citizens of Iowa Point respectfully their
determination to celebrate the ssh anniversary Of
National Independence Saturday. July ID, in grove
southeast Of town Preparations being made
this pleasant q day as possible
In the forenoon commencing at 10 O'Clock will be lit
erary entertainment conducted BY the teachers and pupils
of our town schools
Two hours will then be given for refreshments and
stion and at p NJ the appropriate meeting for eelebrst
ing the day. WIN commence
An who desire to aid in celebrating the day. will not
fail to attend.
o. s. BALL, Pres. Of the Day.
C. BALL, Charm'n Com Ar.
+. KAULL, Marshal.
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Manual LabOF.

An admirable feature in the arrangements at NOUN
CARROLL SEMINARY is the furnishing manual labor to stu
dents who would economze their expenses See adver
,iscnept on fourth page july2tf
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n The RsPsrtsr speaking of the burning Of Gus Mi
lers house. says that when Gus opened the door he
afrOnted by the flames Well If mans house Ere
and the flames reaching for him. Isn't enough to .rOn
him, he must be remarkably good natured
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2 Patrons of HuSbandry. -

CENTRAL GRANGE, No. 49, meets every Saturday
afternoon at l O'Clock in the Odd Fellows Hail. Troy
Visiting brethren will be welcome.
JOHN NJ TRACY, Master.
THOMAS HENsHALL, Secretary.
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e Preparations are completed for celebrating the
Fourth Some people doubt the policy Of it at this time,
and think that the money tins wasted could be used to
better advantage in relieving of the distress now 50
prevalent all around Some people are mighty right