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LAND SALE
Beoj.nia =. Ross, plaintiff,
jaul1.4w

BouI.mla =. Ross, plaintiff,
Jacob /. Neon aud others, defendants.
~ cHAScgAY.
By virtue ofa decree the County Court
OF Gilmsr county, entered 10 this cause Atits
December term 1874, we will sell, by public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, Al The trout
door ofthe Court House OF Gilmst Ceunty,on
the 9Th day Of February. lsiS, the Saule 0e-
Ing the I'd day Of tie February term Of the
County Costt OF said county, atractof
!O3} ACRES OF LAND,
situate 10 the county Of jilmsr, on Sliding
llill run, branch Of the Little Kanawha
river, aud more particularly DESCRIBED Ia
said chancery cause.
Said sale will he made for sufficient cash
In hand to pay costs Vi suit and expenses o.
sale, aud he residue upon acredit OIL, 8
aud u months, the purchaser giving notes
with good personal security for the deferred
inStallmsnts, bearing interest from tho day
n y pr p,1Nn
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TEg. Now that settlements for The
old year arc frequent, hadn't you bat.
ter come TO this Office and ges . neat
little note.bOok-fOr Sliaila IA.
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re- MRs, BARBARA, wife Of Jacob
Butcher, Esq, died on Wednesday
last. Mrs. Butcher was one Of our
Oldest residents. Obituary notice next
week.
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H TnE ladies are wearing mems
hats, two.stOries high, with one side
pinned up with a feather.
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p H Mr.. P. N. BAIEtalks oferect.
ing a brick building in the SPRING
nearly opposite this Office.
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EH VIZ announced last week that
Prof. Ross would organize a writing
school at the Academy. We learn
since that he Is occupying the Catholic
church, aud has nearly 40 scholars.
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EH FouRrn MoSrnLY REroRr OF
rus WESTON GaApEp ScliooL The
following is a brief report ofthe Wep,
ton Graded Schoul for the month end.
ing December, 1874: 4 s1SaM
Number Of pupils enrolled during
the month, 192-during the term,
2Ss. 4 tl,l.ilM & gG7LIlM g3lF
The following arc thsnames piaeed
on the holl Of Honor for the month
Academic Depa,tnaeal-C,. ~.
Smith, Maggie Hurley and salli'
HisI Selaa-Ella Drsauon.
Gtaa,asdr .Scl6ol Sallie Fisher,
Ileb6eca Norman aud Mary Owens.
lstefniediate-- Cora Aichinson and
Jaiues Ralston. 8 o.
Eirit Eria,ary-B Berthe Asphalt,
The names placed upon The Roll OIL
Honor are, those whose attendance.
punctuslityand deportllent arc perfect
through tue month tha department
teipg governed, not " The papils re.
port alone, but BY tie judgment Of The
teacher also.
The following persons visited tue
school within tho month: DR.. l.,
Youpg, Messrs. G. Ross, L. Smith aud
w. v. Cbidester, Superintendent Hall,
Hon. Henry Btannon, Mrs, i. Smith
aud Miss L. Woodfcrd. We hope that
many more willfollOw their COED ex.
ample.
f'lc School sill suffers much from
irregular attendance aud lack Of home
studying, Many parents have assisted
Us muck by having their Lildrcn study
at home during lie evening. They
have our thanks. Many pupils ore
maxim very'rapid progress, aud many
others would do tho same ifkopt more
rcgulatly.at school aud at study.
Examination every month.
Il. .. CLARK, Principal.
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Eg Miss Lucr McNkaAn, daugh
ter Of Isaac McNcuisr. Of Stone Coal
departed this life on the Both Of De
cembef.
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re- BIZ means Of an ingenious pro

ET BY means ofan ingenious pro.
cess, lately devised, a barrel can now
DO made eosistipg Of but ono stayc.
This, II appears, Is accomplished by
turning d steamed log; Of The leugtli
Of q barrel, against a sharp knife Of
the requisite length, and thus cutting
II into continuous sheet Of wood Of
tho thickness Of q barrel staye.
Enough Of this ribbon ofwood Is then
cut Of for the circumference Of a bar.
rel, aud then crozed or cllamfercd BY
suitable machinery. To give the bar
rel q proper shape, sits are cut in
both ends by gang Of saws, and the
heaps arc thus brought to The rcqui-
site size as compared with the bulge.
The usual number Of hoops arc put on,
aud the barrel thus made is said to DO
equally as strong rs those manufact-
urel ID The ordinary way, tho priuci.
pal saving being 10 the amount, Of
limo and labor involved IN The process,
the cost Of the mato ial being abou.
tho same 10 either case. ,c3tw
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R Franz LEsLlR's Pleasant Hours
for February, for sale ut the News
Depot.
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ENoCH CLIFTON.
jan11.4w

In the Li.trict cour, 9th. Untlsd Sta,es, for
the Di,trit; ofwei, Virginia, In The mat.
Ter Of Samuel D. Meyers, bankrupt,
IN hAxHRCPIcr.
TO WHOM 1T MAY C0SCERN-The 10.
dersignsd hersby giysi notice Of his appoint
ment IS Assignee Vi the estate and Effects Of
Samuel D. Meyers. OF The county Of Gilmer,
and STATIC Of West Virginia, within said
District, who has been Adlutsed q bankrupt
on his own petition, by the District Court Of
laid District, dated Weston, the day
". q. BENNETT.
Jau11 Sw Assignee.
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= Eg sIRs. McouDpEs. an aged lsdy
living on Sand Fork, died on The 2s.h
nlt.
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OEORGE ROSS, w, N,


JANE LEw.-suted Communications Of
Jackson Lodge No. IS, A. Y. and A. w.,
wilbbo held Ia their Hall, Ia Jane Lew, on
nc second and fourth Wednesdays In each
uonth. N. MoWn0RTEIl, KM
.J.w. JACKSON, Sec.
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The Town Ordinances.
An ORDINANCE in relation 10 vacancies
in the ofiices Of Mayor, Recorder and
Aldermen.
Adorned pec. l, 1S74.

Adopted Dec. l, 1874.
De Il ordained by tho Mayor, Rceor.
der aud Aldermen Of tue town Of IVES.
ton, Tha. in the absence Of tho Mayor,
tho Recorder shall perform tho duties
usually performed by tho Mayor
Preceded, That at q meeting Of the
Council, presiding officer shall be
chosen, who shall sign tho Journal as
president pro tenn"
2. Ia the absence Of both Mayor and
Recorder, such Aldermen as tho Coan'
Gil may select shall be chosen to per.
form the usually performed by said
Mayor and Recorder.
D. In tho case Of tho death, resigna,
ton or removal Of the Mayor, Record.
or, or any Alderman Of said town, a
quorum Of the Council may elect any
person eligible to any Of the said off.
COS, TO fill the same during the unex.
pircd term.
This Ordisancc shall DO 10 force
from and after il, passage.
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GEA Ngw juvenile crime has beer
developed In Wheeling, West Virgin.
ia, Fiyelads we're arraigned before
tho justice charged with "rolliug each
other ia tho tlimy mud. The court,
holding, perhaps, that cleanliness Il
next TO godliness. ordered each indi-
vidaal boy TO give bonds 10 tie sun
efS50 not TO roll any other boy In the
slimy mud for six months 10 come
Tidy mothers 10 Wheeling sill rejoice
at this ruling; but alasl ihore.is no Law
TO proven. q boy from rolling hinsclf il
che Shiny mud. and if there were Il
would make no difference. : ri 70
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Stat. of wcs. Virginia.

State of West Virginia.
Al Rules held In tie Clerk's One, OF the
County Court OF Gilner couuty, gu tho dris
Monday In January, 1918
John s. Wttlera administrator OF the eitate
Of Henry II. wl,hetJ, deceased,
vs..
sltn,er Jackson and John =. ". Holt.
" CI,SccRY AND 'uS Az AtTAciNEst,
The object OF this suit 10 Is recover ngaln 81
The dziehdaut, Mlnler Jaskion, the sun, Of
ssI, ~ with Int, t,t on 5000, part thereof,
from tie 2Otl d,y II Jaaaary 1871 |, and 10.
isrcst on S?6, 10, another parI thereof RON
the goth liy VI January 1874, and tnmlsh
sal, 90, reslins thereof from the 2otli
day OF January 1873, until paid, 10 Tue bill
set out. H
Aud 10 subject to sale under on attach.
nent lien rarlaip real estate, owned W said
defendant, IN tie couaty OF Gilmer, to wilt
tract or I 900 actts, II tract Of 500 acres. q
tract Ut ABS Arrrs, tract vi 80 acres and o
tract OF 100 acTes Of laql 10 ply said claim,
Intel eat and rUais.
And itappearins by affidavit filed that the
defendant llln,er jackson Is nUtU resident
ofthe State Of Wat Virginia. And lc not
appeitsng. Ills ordered M. 10 do appear
~ aHs f.|f. y 49,. I'm.
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sET WEsr VIRGINIA EPisoDE. The
following pppearcdin a late issue Of
the Baltimore Sun. II no doubt will
DO read with interest by many Of our
'ireadefs: ,.llester smiihgof Kanawha
Falls. West Virginia . mics oftWen-
" summers. was taken 70 The los,
ehildren's department 10 tie police
central office in New York on Thurs.
day, having been found homeless and
friendless on onc d tho East river
piers. Sue says tliat che was Induced
10 clope With john Sirader. young
farmer, who, after bringing her u
New York city, robbed her Of $40, al
The money that she had, aud deserted
her, telling her TO wait on Ia street
corner until he returned. On satur.
day night she walked the streets and
early, on Sunday morning she went 10
slsep 10 . cellar wy. q ,
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NFASUNic.-Sta,cd communications Of
M the Weston Lodge No. 10, A. ". and
An, viii DC held onlhe Frat and Third
uondaya Of every month.
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NOTICE.

f.ell No. / -four at 81 cent, per
pound. II is tho very best. in market.
| employ Il. A. Berry, q first.cla,s
miller. Respectfully,
/. N. GAsrcx.
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AN onDlx4scE defining certain ogsnses
and misdemeanors.

iIT Adopted Dec 1 1874
30 Il Ordainsd BY The Mayor. Re.
corder and Aldermen Of Ina town d
Weston, That the following Be and arc
hereby declared offences and misde.
menuSrs against tllo town Of Weston.
when committed within ths oorporate
limits Of said town. and The same sball
be punished in manner and form as
hereinafter provided viz:
i. Causing or engaging IN a riot !:
obs,ructipr authorities IN ouelling n
riot: resisting q, abusing oiieers In
ihs e.ecntiop If their oflisss commit.
ting an assault and battery: ;abtipp
BY agreement: disturbing a1y religious
meeting or acting disorderly tberein !:
disturbInr apy pablie meeting Of citi.
zens. or 'sroesrinr such distsrbabces .
ibreatpipr the liIs Of any porson or to
| a, INV PERSON b,dilv injury ar 10 som.
mi. n sr;ms bab;,nsIly ssrrvin, con.
o ,,i weapons a committing ys Tres.
n,,s ,nnon the n,nnsrty Of ano,hSr
as,inp' n any disordsrly manner 10 tbo
distaFba Il tlo pence.
2, uttcring any yansOn, obscene
or handy words to another or in The
hearing Of another; eEh,oluns any oo'
seene gestures a OF eOa ~ ~ perpe,ta.
!
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Doa,ocrat. Thinking that the readers
Of your. paper would like to hoar. from
Skin Cfcek-the banner Democratic
district in the county-T thought l
would give you y fcw items. From tho
amount Of Democratic papersithat come
TO this post office. IL looks like the
farmers are wide.aaake to their inter.
.esis.-It may DO Of interest to
Patrons to know tia, the Grange
movement on Skin Greek is meeting
with grand success. The Grange on
Big Skin Creek are receiving ppplica'
tions for membership every few days.
Il might DO we'll to warn those gentle.
men throughout tho country who
stand 70 tho track. between tho farmer
aud consumer, the manufacturer aud
farmer. to lookout for tho engine.
l----T wish to call your attention to
the thing called matrimony, aud how
Il Is worked in this section. It Is
worked in q zigzag manner. Our
young men ask as oitan as could DO cx-
pected, aud the young lajiOs say yes
as often as they arc asked. Finally.
they get tho thing SO tangled tho
young lady says sho would rather DO
excused, mud The young gent excuse;
her. aud they square off'-As /
am about to start TO Terror Pinaclc, /
will stop for this time. 20
Yours 60. jolly JONI.
Skin Creek, Jas. I.
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY

Full instructions, under able and erperi-
enced Professors, ID different Departments,
Literary, Scientific, Agricultural, Engineer
Ing, Military, and Preparatory. Practical
Teiegraphy and Vocal ..itusie have recently
been added An excellent Library, and
fine supply Of Apparatus. Large collections
Of Geology, iliGtraloay, Conehology, and
paleon.OlogS. Expenses mod.tate' Terms
begin: FALL, Sept. az Winter, Dec. d
Spring, March II.
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
Moreantown, w. Va.
MOrsan.own, Angus. 20, 1874.
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I,b:; \; ;zi; ~. .seolVod,p sl not exceed
oacvery liccnse TO any State Insur'
ance company ouUiilo pftha town, Que
POr etntam on thl suosut o. penn
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.y TAKING CON. .;-One way e

EFT TAKING CoLp.I-0ne way Is to
"buudlo up" ID furs or muttiets, tight
about tue ncck take brisk walk, 10
into q warm room-ehurch, lecture.
room or conccrt-sit with your things
all on, get warm, perspirc freely,
breath yititia,ed air for an hour or
two, and when thoroughly relaxed, the
pores ofthe skin all open, go out into
tho cold, damp. air, and you will soon
begin TO SILVER. After having a chill,
send for tue doctor. and hc will dose
you with something hot; then 60 to
bed; then, ifleft alone long enough,
you may get up in a day or two. and
IN q fortnight or SO you may repeat the
imprudenco. We don't belleysin furs,
close, unyentilated, over.heated rooms /,
nor in carelessness generally. There
arc several other ways to take cold.
We will mention but one, aud tia. is
to "oyer.eat." Stuff tie stomach with
improper food, more than it can digest,
aud you will soon find your self ',all
clogsed up" with cold. You will
cough or sneezo. blow your nose, and
l.wonder how in tho world you took
such a cold" aa5
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E4- Rsv. j. A. J. Liomrpuas will
preach in Weston on the third Satur.
day nigh. aud Sunday 10 each mouth
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norc w,tu,n one taoB,l a'Ist S ~ nat Is nee
IA ,!,l gas y S.ss.s 'Iss!sstss,a
= lGiiaplBs Hsts CANE, els s1,.,
Fleming 4 B'nn''' RI '"'
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Notice to Take Dispositions

j.n1l 4w Commissioners.
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Clio Of marketing on s:'adly, dravins
into town on Sunday. teams loaioS
with goods, wares and morca.adiss
aud unloading 'h, nns, Leaving
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08

At last we have been shown chrome
which is worth being called painting
from the press. Its title, "Gold Fish,
Fruits and Flowers" is descriptive Of its
character, its size X 2 IL feet, painted
by Ramsey, aud produced in twenty
seven oil coors. 1t is so perfect in every
detail and so maryelously beautiful in
general effect that it must be seen to be
appreciated. We are pleased to inform
our citizens that they will have the op.
portunity, not only to see it, but possess
1t. 1t is given away to subscribers for
The Illustrated Weekiy-a new family
and literary paper, published in New
York. This paper is pure, instructive
and amusing, half of its pages full of
beautiful pictures-the other half contains
the choicest reading matter, moral in
tone, yet sprighuy, unsectarian and in
dependent in politics. Another liberal
feature Of this valuable paper is that each
week is presented one large steel engrav-
ing supplement (52 in year. size II "a
inches, on heavy paper, suitable for franz
ing, or can be preserved In PORTFOLIO
These are fac smiles of the finest steel
engravings, copied by the new process
Of photo-lithography, and are truly fine
art gallery every year. The most sur
prising part of it is that all these good
things, especially the really fine and
large genuine oil chromo) can be afford
ed for only $3.50, the subscription price.
However, the new process of illustration
accomplish wonders, and we see the pub
fishers of this paper use them. BY special
arrangement the chrome, paper and sup.
plement will be shown by s. NJ. Bowles,
who will take subscriptions. ANY per-
son sending to his address ct Manchester,
and the sum of So so will have the paper,
the 81 steel engravings and fine large
chrome, sent them for one year. You
will get ten times your moneys worth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-08
STATE ITEMS.

In the recent accident on the Pan Han.
die route, John G. SAKE, the poet, for.
merry Of Burlington, nearly lost his life.
The President nominated John Curtis
Tyler, Of Brateboro, to be consul at
Odessa, but the nomination was not con-
irmed before the Senate adjourned.
The smallpox scare at Burlington,
this winter, has caused over 5000 persons
to be vaeelnated at the expense Of the
city.
AlonLo Ladd, Of 81. Johnsbury. Is
comfortably of for parents, having six
10 aIl--four Of them, OF course, by mar
risge--aad none Of them less than 50
years Of sge.
Andrew puher Of Brattleboro was ar
rested at New Haven, Ct, Weduesdar
Of latt week, for forging bis wlfe's name
on her savings bsuk book, aud drawing
Sloo, with which be was oa bic way 10
+ New YORK
Patrick Donahus, convicted Of poison
. ing horse in BrGodou, was recently
sentenced In Rutland to psy . fine ID
Slp1 aud costs. 10 stAad committed and
assigned to hard labor under the sheriff
. Of The county until tie fine and costs are
paid.
According TO the Boston Journal rec,
ord Of Ores during tho past month, ne
Ices b. IRE 10 New England amounts "a
s5l6.650 Oi this smaaug Vermont D.
credited witb 81 80.
IL order 70 ge, letter ifom Watefy..t
10 Bakersfeid, distance q seven miles
/ il has ~ travel a distance Of Axiy-tAre'
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Levi Peck has sold his farm in West
Sandgate for So, 900 to Dennis Hays Of
Shushan who has taken possession, and
Peck has hired the Zenss Priudle farm
one year for $3.50.
Justin f.. Brush has rented his farm
one year for $500 and moved TO West
Sandgate.
e. b. & r. S Hurd have resumed the
the manufacture Of shoe pegs and their
factory is now turning out IS bushels per
day,
--Ilurd & lIoyts clothes pin factory is
in operation employing n full set ofhands.
so boxes per day are being made. Tie
Conlin's Of West Arlington are running
il.
Some sickness, death lately, Aaron
Coyey with rheumatism, recovering
Lydia Hoyt with inflammation of the eyes,
getting better; Char les squires with in1a-
nation in one eye, very bad but improy-
ing. A little son Of Edwad Macarthur, 2
years old, died recently Of scarlet fever.
Attending physician in the above cases,
Or. Phillips, Of Arlington, who practices
mainly in this town, DR.. lloyt, however,
gets a share of the patronage and has
been, thus far, successful.
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miltt, ana b ialef two ma days 10 &c.
comp sa ert8 thl.
A tbrceycarsaI8 boy who lives with
Jabu Lawrence Of Lauea'a. and support
ed Boy gbo town If EHrtan, has been az
Incredibly stase3. lIs body being cover
ed With sears sn8 bruises, sua his bed
lhFassa ibe winter, having baea a box Of
saF.uEt, which was, oa ont occasion, eel
ou t-e Fog Lawrence.
ST. JohusbarF people haven't given up
che idea taat they really want a village
market yea The farmer. around. espec.
ihHY the GrnEtrs. would Hke 90 meet
lhe consumer wIsb mauY Of their pro-
dueJs and tbe villagers. especially the
>9veroigus. would ake TO have them.
smaH paz has entirely disappeared
from East Berkshire. There were seven
cases and two deaths There is now hot
apartirle Of danger Of exposure.
Mr. A. T.. Hall. at Burlington, while
crossing Che railroad track, st Bolton, last
wees, VIII" d 'r',''e' 'e1i''' n4a 'be run
''' Ut '''' ''''s' sa"sh ' III '''s ''o'''"g'
-'0s''a d ''''t'''' a'''@'N "P ""N d sue
cessluI runaway His horses ran nearly
two miles before they were stopped.
-, ','''e''. mas "tfo'''," DA' ' !
va ''''' 81 N'''' meg ,'' sue '''''''' q
gu" >o1' 0',u'' Ht' 'u.o'' was o''s''
"'''' ''o"' manu- i',e' '"' """ was d
,'P.''" '' ''' '''''' ''''''' '''o"'ee''
""''"5 '"' ""''
4 man named Roberts, 20 years Old,
belonging IN Hartford, was run over and
Killed near White River junction, Mon
day by the noon mail train east. lie was
walking ON the track and paid no heed to
signals, and the train could not be stop
ped before striking him.
\ preliminary meeting was held at st.
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way Ia which ooHtFseis are being carried
out The governor does nos wall FOR
either committee or commission.
James Lick, the eccentric California
millionaire, who decided away nearly al
bis large fortune, last sumner. fof va
rlety 81 benevolent purposes, has been
thinking better q b., aad now revokcs
the deed. lie says be wants TO provide
for persons who have natural claims On
him, and make some changes Ia bis other
plans. and, - bis hesilbis getting better,
be thinks be will take charge 81 bis be-
uevoleut projects himself The inference
il that be will essentially carry out bis
original parposos however, aud be con-
FIRMS al Tie acts 60 Tar done by bis
trustees.
Dispatches from Corpus Christi, Texas
report several cases Of finding dead bod
les Of both Americans aud MeHEans
along the border. la one place two Mex
leans were found hanging TO a tree, In
another, two Americans who had been
stabbed and been dead but short time,
were found with horses aud arms near
them. 4 large body Of Mcxicans j. re-
ported having crossed the Rio Grandc
aud making for Corpus Christi aud Laer-
do.
Probably the largest real estate trans
action OF the day is that which bias just
been contaminated in Kansas. A tract Of
1905, 600 acres OF land, extending fifty
miles, between the Cottonwood and Little
Arkansas rivers, with the town Of Hal.
stead for its trading centre, has been sold
to a colony of Russian Mennonites, who
arrived in this country in September, -
The Mennonites, as is well known, are d
religious sect, having their origin in HoI-
land in the sixteenth century, whose pre-
vailing characteristic, like that Of the
Ouakers, is non-combativeness
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DYSPEPSIA CURED

DR. 7. NJ. sHAEPs DYSPEPSIA liLL.
DF hAtrps specie rares bgsFepsit, Liver
CauPl1lLt. CausapsugD. Nvmllng u FOOD
sg4f staBaseb. Water Bread. Nsar,bafa. LgH
sar.ts tte lu tkfiF-GFs years never faihHg 70
cara ne meet obstinate cases sold % Drug.
gsts Ws4t a Hard agents for Manehestsr De,
pet rs EgLth b. y. Z. Cafeaiafs msilsd o.
1pplestl0a, lFlEm &.