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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-10

WuHoFT's Tonic "A SAFE, SURE AND
SCIENTIFIC CURE!-The unprecedented sale
of this world-renowned medicine proves in
contestibly that no remedy has superseded
the use of this reliable Tonic. No spleen has
been found so hard as not to yield to its soft
ening influence, and no liver so hypertro-
phied as not to give up its long-retained bill
ious secretions, and no Chill or Fever has
yet refused to fall into line. WHEELoCK,
FINLAY u Co., Proprietors, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-10

PRCssING's White Wine Vinegar excels all
others in purity, strength, and flavor. Try it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-10

THERE are several kinds OF worms which
trouble horses; the pin-worms (pointed at
both ends1 are the most common and most
dangerous Sheridan's CaUaJry Condition
Pogders will in few days eject the worms,
and the horse will begin to thrive.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-10

FACTORIES and machine-shops should not
be allowed to run day without Johnson'S
Anodgne Litinleaet. In case of sudden ac-
cident an immediate use of it may save
weeks of suffering, and perhaps a limb, or
even life
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-10

THE Supreme Court of Tennessee de,
cides that the State statute is constitu-
tional which prohibits the bearing of
arms in any other manner than by carry
ing them openly in the hands.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-06-10

DIR. WALKER tried various extracts
from herbs and roots, without benefit. He
noticed, however, that Alcohol, that bane
of the human race, was used in their prep
aration, and he determined to exclude the
poison entirely from his own practice, so
that the sin of making men drunkards,
while pretending to cure them, should
never lie at his door. The Almighty
blessed his experiments, and in the VINE
GAR BITTERs he has produced pure,
health-restoring agent which banishes dis
ease in every form, reinvigorates the sys-
TEN, and restores strength to the feeblest
sufferer. There is no part of life's citadel
where the enemy can make a Judgment
that the VINEGAR BITTERs will not find
him, and put him to the rout. Inlpurity
Of blood is the parent of disease; the liver,
the stomach, the lungs, the nerves, every
vital organ is affected primarily from this
cause, and in this direction the VINEGAR
BITTERs acts with magical influence. 81
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07
c. F. VAN BUsKIRK.

A CLOSE CALL.-We find the following account in the
Laramie City Wyoming Territory Daily Independent Of
December 2sth. The subject of the incident johnny
Long is Of Mrs. NJ NJ. Long who removed Lara
mic City last Spring and is well known most of our cit
izens:-
4 YOUSG MANS LIFE SAVED BmE.-There is a
young in Laramie, out Of his teens several years.
named John Long: but then will call him John for
short not meaning any reflection upon his cognomrn.
This young Is the Oldest Of widow no has quit
large family and consequence he is regarded the
protector Of the household Therefore there nothing
ont of place in his owning dangerous looking pistol
II in regulation order. This morning he had il
making the customary examination when to his surprise
went ost as IL was pointed at the heart Of the youny
man. He staggered backward the ladies screamed and,
for moment the decidedesly tragic Diseov-
erng serious effects from the wound John opened his
through which ugly locking hole had been made
and found that the ball had passed further The joy Of
the household be gfned when shattered bullet
was found imbeded in small pocket Bible which the
young carried in breast pocket 1t this that
saved his life and is needless TO that the little book
will value 10 its II this only
native sketch might tack moral on TO the end
Of it, but being matter Of fact record leave
ders to form their own conclusions
THE Book LIFESince writing the account published
yesterday of the wonderful in which the life of
John Long saved by the intervention Of pocket BIZ
BILE the placed in possession the book the
those urbareied shaTps pocket rerorers that are
known he very wicked little weapons. Mr. Burroughs
who killed on the Capitol steps at Washington six
by Miss Harris, received single bullet from
precisely the style of weapon The fact that the
bullet made hole threefourths through the Bible shows
the fuce that propelled it, but by strange circumstance
XIX: DILL ''0Pp0a On 'n' 's i'' Samuel 'H'p'ef
Behold the Lord is between thee and m forever"
The explosion was caused by the pistol falling from Mr..
catch il. The young is overly religious; but
trust that this Incident will him to think more seri
Book Of Life"
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Highland s.s,isa Items.

Turkey shooting rafting etc, the principal amuse-
ment with the boys during the holidays.
There is some excitement the disappearance of
Isaac Fillmore of this place He left the 18th Of De
cember saying he going to Troy and would be back
the next day. has not been heard Of since lie was
quite old and left his family in almost destitute c"ndi-
ton His wife wrOte to the Atehison Champion last
week nquring about him.
The eastern papers John Beeler of Highland Kan
sas offers o 600 for the return lost boy. mistake
He offers only s2Oo-
Monday Of this week, much the coolest day of the
season.
There quite sensation in the upper part Of town.
last Sunday night The result another grass widow.
Hope they will make il up again.
Highland Station is improving slowly but surely. We
have twice the number Of inhabitants business hous
this time last year. with encouraging prospects
! for the future. Give
We agree with NJ the correspondent Of the Chi dated
December Goth ls4 that it must be very sickly indeed in
and about Highland at the present time judging from the
large of whskey the Depot Agents books at this
prove be shipped to that point and only used fol
medical purposes although Of the bonored citizens
of that moral Of learning when they
pass through here and remark what wide difference
there Is between this place and Highland Too thin
reminds Of the old adage, Selfpraise IL half scandal
LUXE.
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DIsrRICT CoURT PRoCkEDINGs.

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'oo'inheu-
Inc A q y. h IL. Co. Va . Maquiiken ct al. Jnde
men' ior pntn restraining COLLECTION oil taxes Tor Iro
City ana school TAX
'onh T. 'onhson vs. Erastns n bartlett ct al Con
'inuea.
II. Drehhihs ADMINISTRATOR vs. Inc ST. Joe & u. Z
n n To- |"nunueu'
Inc \. y. X TX. 20. vs. D. d. Scott. Continued
hrastns NJ Bartlett vs. John Clifton ct al Judgment
i"r Plaihtn' ana foreclosure and order OF sale.
nnuei Neese vs. l. +. simmons. Trial by jury YER
:, ~ - "',.""
WAITER n Mar'm W. james Fulton ct al Nathan
'i0o "PioHe" e"Ai"an au "'e" ior MINOR heirs' and
" 'i "ii'on " A. continued.
h A@"u'' ''- "o"h AahuiS' ADMINISTRATOR. Con-
'onn w. Ieishtr w. ihohas flanagan. Trial by jury
y
"''''"n |i,'es w '"ha a. hiinp rfai by the Court
IuusAoN' Io "eie""i''
h'i%" De'efeAuA 'S' i'' 'ahdersiiee ct al Con-
tihned
h"race a. w hsh. W. Ihomas Wood Trial by jury;
verdict Tor defendant
''nua HeiSer w. isna'iuS Zeiser. Dismissed at cost
oil Defendant.
1"hn Dletz W. Adam brenner et al Judgment for de-
remnant harvey ay' Dr. against defendant Adam Bren-
neI' anu also Juugmeht ior piAinn against defendant
brenner anu ioreeiesnre aud sale or,ered-
u l. Hi"sef w. W. n.y. DiSsse" ~ Gust vi PAIN
uh'
AoiAn%'n 'els vs. o. ~ n''Aies- i'Hu "s jury 'er
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o"i' a. nInP vs. "eoree "rAnhe" a. Oo',,hueu
"o'se l. l"iA' ny ms next i''e"u' h""u l. i"'n
~ Inc a. ~ n H. 70. Denuitef W Pe'i'io" o'ei"i
ed ana Pan'h allowed 10 SUBSTITUTE ne" party ior next
irehd' ana twenty aays ao"ea J" ans"er'
james r. rorinan e' Al W. hienaei NUS C"".nnueu
o"i"'hon AoS Vs. i"'i" Ai"s 9 81"
"ames 'oiier w. A'eAAn"'i '''"A''' D''"''' ~
COST vi PLnnu"' =,
AiAiS L. ''e'oi'S w. hooe'' W. ''e'e"' 'ss VI vi
'orce granteu'
Anure~ MINES vs. T. H. Drennlhs' i''"i W jury 'e'
ulc' ior oeienuah''
his"'Anu Oni'"rs'S ~ w. Aoi"n'" "e"'' oi9 nm
eu 70 asree' All" ease commune"
"eis, r"go u. vs. hehIs " Ai''ei' i'A W '"o
court Judgment lor painuhs.
baiiey NoSes w. u. u i"SI"r e" Oase 'e'u'''
Charles Newell vs.. W. W. Moore. Trial by jury YER
lict for plaintiff for $50.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07
Highland Items.

Again have the wheels of Time made another revolu
ton and the Of joy and been
acted to Ice reenscted in the coming year. Some have
concluded their parts in the drama life and passed off
again to appear still upon the stage and
will make their debut Ills true ali the
worlds stage, and and but players :"
but in this irun age there not too many Shylocks
Yorcks, and Iago-i Perhaps In the plan of saliva
ton IL il necessary there should be Herod. But
depressing; business is that of itemizer,
that of moralizcr. But must be allowed to wish the
readers of the CHIEF Happy New Year.
The schools have all operations asd the Solons
have gathered together their disciples mpar the val
uabe information which they gathered from the big hill
of science, which was at your city last week.
Our citizens were highly entertained, on New Years
Day, by public exhibition the streets in the manly
art Of self dernsc-no reserved all had equal
show. The performers assessed for their show
dollar each by his honor L. Smith, which goes
fill the public Golfers of the city. In the evening the Ia
dies Of the Presbyterian Church held Festival which
enjoyed by hest citizens We also heard it hint
ed that the gods Bachus and Terpsichore duly
membered.
Mr. E. NJ Hubbard who for the past three years has
been in the employ Of We'll Kahn is at home. We
understand that he has gone into the employment Of r. L.
Mcdonald of st. Joseph. ii. is No 1 commercial man.
and Justly merits all bOnors conferred upon him.
Old Boreas spending few days with the present
writing.
We hear there oyster supper-sdRs oysters-at
the residence Of friend Sunderland Johnson few nights
since good time was had by all.
The communication in the Republican signed &C.
attributed to Sacket Some knew il by the earmarks
there being quotation from Bobby Burns which they
said they knew 'Sacket We feel highly honorod
and truly say cannot compete with Burns neither
do we write all the things sent from Highland
S T. Amsbury has a contract for buying hundred
cavalry horses Those having such, will find purchaser
by calling him, at Highland.
Our city school will be under the supervision Of Mr. NJ
7. Hills.
LYMAS-DEVoE.-At the residence Of the brides pa
rents in Highland the evening Of Dec 20 1874 by the
Rev Dana Fox Mr. NJ. W. Lyman to Miss Minnie Devoe.
The ceremonies impressive the toussedu rich but
gaudy the presents numerous the company cheerful
and the supper, Oh, We gods! any man who has wife
that can make such cake should indeed he grateful
poem was written for occasion by Mrs NJ A Deane.
We have but stanza but viii furnish the whole for
the readers Of the Chief soon, if possible:
Ring out marriage bell,
For Minnie and Nell
The nectar Of sweets may they gather,
Like the diligent bee,
Till over hfes sea-
They land where the roses 49, newer
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white CIe.d Hsem..

On Monday evening of last week three young rooster
went into the restaurant Of Bell Bro. and called fcl
oysters After eating their oysters of them slipped
unobseryed out Of the back door and third walked
boldly out OF the front door, refusing pay They wert
all arrested and brought before Honor Judge Faira
who decided that thcse oysters worth about three
dollars per plate
The bridge the river at this place built by Doreas
Co., was completed for foot passengers Saturday
morning the End inst and opened Monday for teams and
wagons Now let the citizens Of the metropolis Of Kan
sas blow their horn.
Rnmor hath it that Dr. A. Mcfarland has sold his stock
OF drugs and house. and expects and practice
his profession In other locality Where he expects
to hang out his shingle, no, informed.
Our mutual friend DR. T. c. shrsve can still be found
at hs old stand Main Street dispensing for
AL the ills tina, flesh is heir to-" The keeps the best
regulated drag store in city.
And then Of doctors saw. and whites,
OF a dimensions shapes and metals,
All kinds Of boxes. mugs and bottles
Their Latin names fast ne rattles
Asa b C."
Bro Parlrt Of the n T. Church. has for seveal weeks
past been holding series>cf revival meengs-frst at
what is known Shores School House In Brown County
and now at Chapsons School House. Cedar Greek, in
this County. His abOrs at Shores School House
warded not only pecunarly but large accessions
made to the church militant We also learn that few
evenings since at ChaPsons School House. thirty
I'm '"e ia ".,e A"A''"siS nqu'ins' ""a'
bypd,sd ,r.,,n. h, ,,,. a.. - CO.. a.. ,,o.,
inc, ban IA q. conaSon,,, .-..,,,,, :, :,
,he ,us.,;nr ,t.r. a. u,,.-i -.
On Zion here. so mote IL be-"
o' ',i."s nave Oee" "o'hs iaif uaue' anu settie-
mems VII" .her e"s'oners nave Neh more lrUinp' 'hah
sn' nav oe'n eAPe''a, Iak@s PIC eehs'ueraton the
" Wv - ~, up Aaos 'n'h~ '"'ns Tue heaHirs'
p.n n Ill.,. "a ~ -. .-an'' onaN, l.
' " - ~ al P'@o'ie' o"Si
A.
l., -. - %" So ~ .As''
" PP"- iOi ""'S i"se"'S '"e" s'aterS steven" Hie'i
vi "i""io "'ea'' " '"'ia'e tue aPl~u'e
' up h"""s JUST no" W seAS'h eih' 10 MAKE en-
P"'"oe- Inc mar 10Y = sun ooninue 10 sell aPPe
'' "' mary '~''AAei.
Russ Williams turns an honest penny now and then, at
his profession and by the stIetest economy
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Hark-0aik Itesas,

Two deaths have occurred here within the last two
weeks Mrs Potter wife Of the school teacher in Smith
ton Bottom District and Mrs. Haddox Odtime resi-
dent of Burr-Oak.
The wife of William Hill ST. who has been dangerous
y i'll for the past week. is to be out Of
danger and hopes entertained by her friends of her
speedy recovery.
Christmas with its round of joys and mirth was gladly
welcomed by old and young in BurrIOak Parties and
dances the order Of the day in the different localities
Of our Township The most pleasant affair we hear Of
Christmas dinner given at the residence Of Mr. Jo
seph Cnppen- The object raise money for Rev.
Mr.. MeHaffey, clergyman Of the NewLght denOmina-
ton, who has been holding of religious meetings
hereabouts Of late. large number of persons were
present including many of the little folks. The dinner
was excellent and every Young and old enjoyed him
felt hugely and went away feeling that it good to
be there"
AT the election for officers of Burr Oak Grange last Sat
urtay night Joseph Hill chosen Master, and Henry
COwger Secretary. The of the other officers
have not been able learn The installation takes place
next Saturday night
Some of the enteIrising boys Of Columbus and vicinity
have organized debating society These youthful
tors manifest great interest in the matter, and in the
course Of their debates produce novel and ingenious
arguments.
Have we one of the great Beecher family among usl
There have been rumors floating in the air that might
lead tn think that the author Of Norwood"
Of his relatives of the masculine gender had
srayed from home and turned in these regions We
hear hi.per. about Ugh Court af rr.Pesehmen sitting
with open doors-de in this important particular
from its great prototype. Plymouth Church. What the
charges and specifications were. have been unable
learn reporter got dust in his eyes sand
craw, and withdrew at an early hour. Being
sively modest have yet had the heart
ply him. great extent with questions Wheth-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07
A. F. & A. M.

Wy WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. a. A. F. & A.
w NJ meets at their Hail. third story Of Weeks
Buding the Levre Wednesday night On or before
the Full Moon each month"; and every two weeks there
after L. L. ORTON, W. NJ.
{. W. SHEEvE Secy.
SMITHTOS LODGE No l. A. F. & 4. NJ, meets at
their Hail. in Highland Friday night ON or before the
FulI Moon and every weeks thereafter Visiting
Brethren are cordially invited.
LEWIS WILMINGTON, W. NJ.
CHAs F. Fox Sec.
The regular communicative Of Troy Ledge No. s. A.
F& A. NJ are held the Monday evening before the
first full moon each month and the second Saturday
evening thereafter {. q. BRlDGES W. NJ
JAMES NJ TRAST. Secretary.
WATHENA LODGE, No. G. 4. +. & A. NJ. meets at
their Hall in Wathena every first and third Saturday
ming. 5. HATCH, W. NJ
AUG MILLER Sec.
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To Subscrihers-Part Notice.

As publishers required to prepay the postage
ON their papers outside of the County where publish
ed we cannot send the Chif other terms
than pay in advance all subscriptions paid for at the
rate Of g. year. will pre- pay the postage without ad
donal charge. We collecting mp aIrearaEes as rap
idly as the times will admit and all who do not square
within reasonable time will be dropped from the list
~ This mark in ink pencil opposite subscriber =
~ name on paper the wrapper, will indicate that
the time paid for has expired about expiring Those
finding their papers described will govern them
selves accordingly.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. F.

saaRsx1. I. q. o. z.
~ WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. G. ]. q. Of
3Hf~ o. f. meets Odd Fellows Hail. second
story Of Buskirks Building. Main Street. Sat
urday evening o'clock brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Iadse.
JOHN S. BEELER y. G.
L. T. SINBoRN. L. s.
TROY CITY LODGE. No. -, !. o. q. F.. meets every
Saturday night in their Hall e. Lrlands store Troy,
Kansas. IT, '" SlhAhaNr y. IT,
JonN NAQIu.KES. X. s.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. g. I. q. q. F.. meets every
Saturday night in the Myers Cl.ts's burg
Store Highland Kansas WM L. GAGE, " IL
FRANK KHZNIIIEK, X. =
PHOENIX LODGE, No. a. l. q. q. F.. meet at their
Hall in wathena every "Wednesday evening.
\. STRACB, v. G.
A. ]. MowRT, r. s.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07

DIR. G. W. wertz Dental Surgeon permanently located
at Hiawatha takes this method Of informing the citizens
of Troy that will be their city twice per month"; and
will three days the Highly House and that he
prepared do all work in scientific and satisfactory
manner.
DR. wertz will be in Troy the third week in each month
All the latest improvements, both in mechanical and
eraive dentistry employed Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases dec3l
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07

Kssy,s CarbsIEe Troches.-Among the various
remedies for Coughs enjoy higher reputation than
EpErs CARBoIc TRocnEs. This fact places them above
the ordinary Of medical preparations For Coughs
Colds Asthma and as disinfectant and preventive
AGAINST contagious diseases they specific lnvalua-
ri. IN singers and public speakers Sold everywhere
Jouy F. HENRI CURRAS Co. ProprictOrs and Col
Isre Place New York
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07

"Shakspeare' testified, in the Peisker Flanagan
case the reputation Of of the witnesses in
the neghborhood in which he lived he would not believe
him under oath Now said witness and cites the
immortal shakspeare to appear before the Grange to
which they both belong 10 for such doings and
demands after investigation Shakspeare's" his
expulsion. So Granser will most surely be lifted
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07

Prof Barrett returned from his trip Sunday even
ing He has handed Buffalo paper, containing the
proceedings Of meeting to raise aid for the grasshoppeI
sufferers in Kansas and Nebraska He sys that great in
is taken in the relief question In those parts Of
East which he visited.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07
First.

Don't neglect to read what have to in this column
your girls will 90 without fur shawl and shoes and
your boys without boots and clothing.
CFvks BUsKIKK.
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sixth,

Our stock of Clothing must and shall be sold. All we
ask for you call and examine We always pleased
to show you anything in liDe-Clothing particularly
We going to sell it before the LIST of March if don't
make one cent on It. c. VAN BusEIRK.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07

IL IL useless 20 attempt to cleanse stream while
the fountain is impure Dyspepsia complaints of the
liver kidneys, eruptions Of the skin, scrofua, head
aches and all diseases arising from impure blood at
removed by DIR WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrTERs,
purifier of the blood and of the system has
,,rer been Enoirn 20 fail 1jan4w.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07

II Charley Burkhaiter moved into his building.
Monday. He has the best shop in the County Joe
Wagner is delighted with it, that he hasn't slept any
since New Years Day.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07

II An attorney advertises in the Republican, that he
practices in all the Doniphan County but will
make Road matters and other business before JUs,ioes
Courts a specially" Our washerwoman wishes to know
when Justices of the Peace acquired Jurisdiction in road
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07

EF@ Ed. Case, wellknowu about Troy. has bought an
interest in Joseph craneys store. This VIII make good
firm, Of live, go-ahead merchants.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07

An admirable feature in tho arrangements at MouSI
CARROLL sE,1xkRI is the furnishing manual labeto stu
dents who woud economic their expenses See adyer
,i.om.Ct ON tourtb mage. julystf.
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Second.

have left in stock, set of White ErmiRe Furs s.
two sets Alaska Mnks $3.50 per set; three Childs
Furs, sI.5O per set. Who wants theml They the
last and this is cost for them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-01-07

~ Populsr Illustrated book Csso pages) on MANHOOD
wooxaSHooD! NARNAGE! Inpediments to Marriage
the cause and Sent securely seded post PAID Tor "
-. n, Dx- q WHITTIER, sIT ST. Charles Street, St
mi. M. the great specialist Read his works noI9
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rxE .TEAcHER's Provision" at MoUSr CARROLL
rS.nx a. enabled Of the best teachers In the
State 70 1t themselves for the positions OF usefulness ana
NONo ny july2tE
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Fifth.

Overcoats to sell you less than purchase the
same for do desire to carry them over
but to use the money in them for Spring stock.
F. VAN BUsKIRK.
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u Pat Barlow is still in town, and wishes to say to
the citizens that choice lot OF gloves aoes col
lars &c, which he viii sell very cheap large LOT OIL
sPecacles only % per pair He aoo'ts your patron
age, and will call around to see you
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS january ).
wheat-Frmer; No red fall, 81 DIAL OH No l. u o.
a OsA; No. ?. spring 59c.
Cori-Quiet and unchanged: new mixed. CSC; No. = g.
Oats-Du; No. mixed 57d5Tt cash; 5Ii for January.
Rye-Firm. No. 9. 81 90. -
Bacnn-Dull jobbng and order lots Sold shoulders a
d: clear rib III clear sides, liz III packed
Lard-Dull: prime steam. he.
Hoss-Unchanged; Workers, Is 15a6 90 packers 20 u
a7l0 49,
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