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4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Il nir9:87f aliH !.
N CORNER OF. MAIN AND TWElF:Iil STREETs

-
The subscribers having lensed the ABOVE hotel for
term of wears offer to the public 1rst-rate hotel at
low rates to suit the times The conduct OF the hotel
Will he under their own immediate supervision and
prompt personal attention win be given 10 all who
may favor them with their patronage.
of 1t being in the Ely block, which Is just being TN
lS Vt contains ONE HUNDRED LARGE AND
WELL. VENTILATED Bedrooms Many OF
them are so arranged to be used rs par
Tors and rooms to srit visitors or
the whole number front south and southeast afford
ing delightful breeze In summer and the gentatrayS
of the sun in winter These rooms are wen suited for
invalids.' ~ i'AELs'i>,,A So -.h'.!l.o' ="
This hotel has the great advantage Of beingaoeated
on Main street In the very 6est poFtiSn of CITY,
Tobacco Exchange, Corn and Flour Exchange, horr,
ing mills banks, insurance companies, courts, real
estate agencies, pOst-oce, custophouse State cap
tol and all the principal houses both whole
sale and retail OF every class, -%Gl .hcri-:3E Y.
The ladies' entrance and parors on Main street.
The business office Is on Twelfth street. easy Of &C
cess, and has attached thereto PASSENGER ELE-
VATOR, by which, at moments notice. visitors
ca be placed any floor In the building The hotel
is heated with steam throughout and has Ill the mo-
dern improvements to constitute ...h = - s-'
h auIs, 3s A FIRST-CLAsS HOTEL. $3.50
Our TABLE will be Of the best. and our long
visitors that nothing will be left undone to make them
comfortable, and we solicit the PATRONAGE or our
friends and the travelling pube,C as well AS city
boarders. ,a.sr .s-sgs5 49, 4..rtfc,,
JOHN P. BALLARD, j. s. DoDSoN.;
former proprietor OF FIX late OF Park hofe,
{. change Hotel and founder " '"'
of Ballard House. " E@s,iE!i,
RICHMOND. August ], 1876. +l,r.. 4 1890 au1
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'f,e mast s als eessfui Sor thsa Conservative
,.carssWe i,aVH had III HE county for several

,.easns ne have had ID ahe comfy for several
years. @ss a S.
But little Business Has done In court to.
day. III nearo named doe. Tarry was FOUND
guilty OF larceny; and Their, Delng arIalgn ss
and tried upon another tndtctment Joe as-.
.sault and battery. with intent 10 kill. was
further sentenced to the pe1itentsary ZOE
eight ven 7
The, crowd generally was very orderly;
This Isl due largely to Captain Picketts ana
his efficient assistants
The Mecklenburg Female College opened
last Wednesday with very favorable indlca-
tions of bright and successful fufure; un-
der the slperintendence Of, Rev. E. L. BaT-
fist, who has proven by his successful man
agement OF the free schools in the county
for, the last several years, that ne Is I..tne
right man in the right place. We nave
long: been In need OF an. institution OF tnis
sort in our midst, and are gratihed az having
our wants SO well supplied, even at tnis iate
day. - .., az
There are now in and around our village
more than sixty girl children, jail OF whom
must be educated, and it does seem 20 me
with such prospect for scholars the meek
lenburg Female College is bound 20 DE .
success if,.fi5titi! iI9l ROD, itL,..
Ina few years Boydton viii be the place
for those to come who are seeking go0d
partners for life; and surely those Of us VINO
are looking to our interest, can. haroiy De
induced to leave to seek FORTUNE s elsewhere.
It's growing late and / must close IN oraer
to get my letter in to-night's mail More
MOn. ,,l ...ft, II n ,:,i s,i,.I 73dI QFgs'
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Ohio

stIll tho news from ONis grasss more and an y
more favorable. Can itst, pos ibie that We
are to have n rasoiutiosi IN tseti leYsrse-,
mont Of things alt over the country : on
his way homo from st. Louis MONTGOMERY,
BLAIR declared, apparently with great con-
tidence, that Ohio wasp going to cast her.
vote for TiLpEE. He said that the people
everywhere were ripe and ready for
d change, and would $50 vote rs to
secure that ertl. We had no faith In
his predictions, though OF course we did
not tell him SO. But now from every
Republicans and from Demo-
crats--from HAYES Journals, from TnDEN
Journals, and from independent Journals
comes news that Ohio may go for the Demo
Gratis In October. The HAYES Journals de-
clare that to render Ohio safe for their ticket
there must be more money sent to that State
and harder work done there. The TLDES
Journals declare that the Statei is almost sure
for the Democrats in October, aud that Mr..
THoNpsoN, the chairman OF the Democratic
State Central Committee, freely expresses the
same belief. The independent journals de
clare that the Republicans are frightened,
and the Democrats hopeful. We give the facts;
as they come to our notice day after day. We
are afraid, however, to entertain any strong
hope Of carrying Ohio for TrLDES. The
reader must Judge for himself, and hope as
much rs his temperament will allow him to
hope. .;sa. "a 4I.l
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MARRIAGES.

Rss M W Aa&Vs. W issfEs ng E Mrs s a4F
WALKER; all of Richmond. Va.sui lH2izC
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GANvASS-EFFECTIyE CONSER-
NATIVE. SPEECHES-JORGENsEN REPRESENT
EIDE M0RTIE PRESENT IN PERSON-ROSS
& HAMILTON'S LETTER OFFERING TO SELL HIM.
SELF IN THE CAMp4IGN-oRDERLY CROWD,
&C.-MEcKLENBURG FEMALE COLLEGE "A
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GIVE THEM

" AN EARLY CALI,
81 ,a & 5ata 81 Ea..3
1.#H 49,. fse eli g.. -. Ga.
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HeXeranee Itenns.

Weather more pleasant Farmers more hopeful, and
prospect generally looking better Potato bugs have
made their appearance and in gardens have already
ruined the crop.
Albert D. Small who left quietly last Spring for the
East returned Friday last with partner for life for
better for We join with all friends in wishing
them all the happiness that attends such event
On Saturday last the freight train leaving Ry
ans Station and after getting off the bad part Of the
road and under full Roadway the engine flew the track
making the worst wreck saw-ndeed, one could
describe it. Jacob Covode, of HiavathA, who
riding the engine had his right leg broken. The Ere
man was considerably smashed up, but like all such
plucky fellows, would not give up. The engineer was
not hurt to amount to any thing. The cars wrecked
loaded with grain nearly all of which was lost
j. A. Campbell goes to Topeka, to attend the State
Convention. We hope delegates will 20 to the Ma
tional Convention but if they must be in
structed. give CoukHug of New York. Hayes Of
Ohio.
Some makes il business to take down all notices
and posters that put up around town and vicinity
The guilty parties known and if it Is not stopped
will be dealt with according to law.
J. W. Pry arrived home Monday. He is almost
used up His right hand is almost entirely gone with
prospect of still further amputation. The accident oc-
Cured near Macon City, No.
On Monday last stepped into the depot to the
Agent when old gentleman asked if could furnish
him with q copy Of last weeks Chif He said he lived
in Linn County Iowa. and wanted it to take home with
him, as it the best paper he ever saw.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS 8

STATE OF KANSAS lec
DoxIPHAx CoUxTr,
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kznsaa
George T. Hoagland, Plaintiff
Thomas l. Chiffon.
Sarah +. Chiffon and
Frank Sproul, Defendants-
NOTICE is hereby given, that will the 18th day Of
~ May, A. ID. 1876, at the hour Of two O'Clock p
NJ said day the north door Of the Court House
city of Troy in Doniphsn County State Of Kansaa Of
sale public auction for cash the following ae
seribed real estate to wit: The south quarter on
section nine 80 in township four W Of range
f2 in Doniphan County State Of Kansas Taken AZ tne
property Of L. Chiffon and offered Tor SAFE 70 me
highest bidder cash safsfy srtain and
c-t. nov of record in the Court foe Donphan
Coapty In the Kansae In which George T. Hoag
land i plAinti6 and Thomas l. Chiffon, Sarah r. Chill
ton and frank Sproul defendants
Given under my hand this sth day q April A. d. is7s
THOMAS j. vANDERSLICE.
Sheriff Of Donphzn County.
April ~ ls76-5w. Prs fso, t1e-5o-
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1870!

The Centennial Exhibition opens the 10th Of May.
We must not miss this grand showing Of the worlds goods
All of the valuable products of the different
tries will be displayed. 1t is claimed that will have
to travel so miles 20 through this grand exhibition 1t
is your duty to CO. Now. want to make suggestion
before you start step into Van Buskirks and get
outfit dress suit of clothes pair of kid gloves neck
tie pair Of Shoes &C. Kansas is hard up and feel it
my duty to tell you lust where to 60 in order lessen
your expenses, and save all you
Come and stock, at VAN BUsKIRK's.
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~ Coming from St Joe last Saturday evening We
crossed the track at the crossing Rhue just ahead
of freight train couple of young men from Highland
were coming along behind in buggy Their horse took
fright at the train, and became unmsnageabe. Both
Young men ware unable hold him. and he made about
the incest lot of kidding Of that buggy that We
ever saw The only things about In shape to be
identified were an umbrella and mouksywrench. The
Young men said they didn't g cent for the buggy,
but they Just knew the Oh would get to hear Of the
acrape somehow and give description Of 1t. We told
them we thought the Chiv might not find IL out and
shouldn't II we could help it Having thus treasured
them We took them up and hauled them to town We
wouldn't mention It bat the young men don't take
the paper and viii never knOwit
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SheriG,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, Ice
DoNIPHAy COUNTY, %

DONIPHAN COUNTY,
In the District Court for DOnphan County State of Kansas
John Deitz, Plaintiff,
Adam Bremen,
and others hs;''' Defendants.
~ May, A. ID. 1876, at the hour Of O'Clock. p. NJ,
said day at the north door of the Court House. in the
city Of Troy Doniphan County State Of Kansas offer
for sale at public auction for cash the following described
Of section four D township FIVE t5 range
C2 less about six 6 in Cemetery the half Of
the southwest quarter OF section four, 90 in township
northwest quarter of the north quarter Of
four "a in township five, t5 Of range twentyone. C2
quarter Of the northwest quarter section four t in
township Eve, ) Of range twenty (2il containing
forty 4O less; the northwest quarter
fve 5) Of range twenty tl containing forty (i
lcs part u the southwest quarter Of
south west quarter Of section four a. In township Eve
( of range twentyone t2 containing twenty foar c2D
less the north east quarter Of the
east quarter Of section ave- C) In township i've s) Of
range GA. containing forty tt aer'. mere or
section five ( In township ve, t5 Of range twenty
containing forty 5O less the south
quarter OF the northeast Quarter OF section Eve 9 In
the quarter Of the northeast quarter
section i've 81 In township five 90 of range twenty one
soutSeast Garter q section ve 81 in township ve s
Of range swetyone 2D containing about six (i6
acres more a. less-an In Doniphan County State Of
orre for sale to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy
certain Judgment and costa Of District
Court for Doniphan County In the State Of Kansas
which John Dctz Is plaintiff and Adam Bremen Harvey
Ray. Jr, ct al, are defcndants
All appraised at the Of ti2 I50
Given under my hand this 25th day Of April A. D. 1876
THOMAS j. VANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
April q, 1s76-5w. Prs fee. t2i.
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Sherif,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. :,

STATE OF KANSAS, lss
DOxRHAx COUNT
I. the District Court DoniphAn ceuat
Harriet Fox. Plaintiff
e. Snyder. 81 a.. Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given. thst will the 5th day
IN Of June A ID. is76 20 the hour Of two o'clock r.
NJ Of said day the north door Of the Court House.
the City of Troy In Donphan ceaaty State Of Kansas
offer for sale pubiie auction for cash. the following
described real estate, tovit: Lots f2 three
ISL twelve ISL thirteen ll3 and fourteen I in block
one hundred and twenty six i2sI asa lsts four l4 1--WE
ISL sir l6I seven a. eight le nine fsl tan lisl aad
eleven I'LL In block hundred and tventysfx fl2sl
all In the tewn Of Highland In Donphan County State Of
Kansas taken the property Of Snyder and offered
Tor sale 70 the highest bidder for cash. % satisfy certain
Judgments and of record In the District Court
for Doniphan County In the State q Kansas In which
Harriet Fox plaintiff and Z Snyasr Ct a. defend
Azts.
Appraised q the sum Of q ooe
Give. under my hand tails ID day sf Nay. A. D. ls7s-
I. J. TANDERSLICE.
Sheriff Of Douiphan County. Ka.ses-
Nay 4ls7s-sv. Prs lee. eie-se-
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For sny other length Of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only to regular advertising
Busipess cards of lines or less, IS year.
For legal and transient advertisements per square
for the first insertion and 50 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices viii be charged 50 cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price.
Eight lines Of solid Nonparen make one square. An
fraciioas of half square and over are counted full
square.
advertisements requiring to be certified To- win be
charged the Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably
~ JoB WORK Of all kinds done on short notice as
low a. the times will admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the office.
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DoNIPHAx COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge ID Judicial District-P. L. HUBBARD
County COmmissioners-FRED. HAKPsrER, CYEUs LEIAxD
sJR-. A. LAKZELERE
Sherf-THoMAs j. VANDERsIICE
Clerk of District CouTt-RRANK BRowx.
TreasGrer-RoBEKT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARIEs RAPPELYG.
County Attmney-W.D. wEBB. -H
Probate JBdge-RoBERT WMKNsoS.
Register Of Deeds-F. II. DHExKING.
Superintendent Of Public Instrnstien-D. ID. RosK-
Coroner-DR. WIZ. REEpRR.
Surveyor-JAMEs +. FoRAAN.
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WI 4 JOHN BARNES,
Box ao44 Rockford. winnebago County. Illinois
sfI.ss AVERAGED PER DAY.
FULTON Mo-. December 18th ls7t
NFssRs W. Joax BAExEs RSetfSrd III. .as IS
Iraeket. In Art days running Every one sho mas
witnessed the working OF the Saw has pronounced u
most n.efnl machine invented have been Uorkns
from twelve 10 sixteen and have done All ny snoP
work Iser,Il saving your machine running u dsy
since purchased Il and have paid notbiHg ior
evcsnf r. .avs which amount coBPafativey seAli
Trre esl. since purchased imported Eoods and
some nics designs and turned attention 20 st rork
have AVERAGED per day, since that time tl'o keor
Of no occupation pleasant and profitable lgr
"a .,end Ne winter days at the above Your machine
70 ,h,, md easily that viii not tire the most
isicats man sfier little practice in fAet eonside'
80 ....hin. Indispensable to any carpenter, howeve
Ss Ne b1sips.s Ia be can introduce the little ma
sI;. - ~ .rrap pile and make enough brackets in sne
s y. - 6,r IL machine. eon<ier my machine just
y. s..en,iisl In shop as = set Of bench planes
- Very truly.
II. FRED BELL.
Architeet and Builder.
r- Address for fun information.
~ W. ~ & JOHN BARNES,
Boz 2oA hockfokD h4Soh-
Dec rs LET'S.
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Barnes ot.Power Scroll
Saws and Lathes.

$500 to sll.jO averaged par day with
these Machines. ALL wood workers
should use them BOYS can make u
per day with them, besides learning
q PROFITABLE TRADE For a
sample Of saving send IS cents for
THE MYSTIC PUZZLE. or YAM
KEGS DREAM. We send it BY
mail. Say where you read this, and
addre.a for EITII de.eriDfion.
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Nefice This.

In another part Of paper will be found the adver
tisement of Waterman Bernard who wish sell all
the Lumber wanted in Doniphan and Brown Counties
ST. Joseph Ewood for the prices at either place
They always sell Lumber at the very lowest prices and
they especially invite correspondence from any wish
ing purchase Lumber They prepared to derer by
the load at any point the St. Joe G. D. C. and
A. n. Railroads and they guarantee entire satisfac.
tior in Quality and Price Good stabiing for teams.
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n The Troy Silver coronst Band have just got sew
srai splendid new instruments They have reorgAnised
and enlarged the Band and are constantly praeticing
They viii become one Of the best Bands In the sae
800 Ia, hsn erected over the walk the west front
of the Court Hoass Square, from which the Band viii
,I,v sverv Saturday evening
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yHE Notes and Book Accounts Of the late firm Of Phil
Ill lips & Snsllwcod, have been placed in my hands for
coeetsn Ny orders fnperatse and unless pay neps
Il made sey process win be Issued md tzs VII %
good for Mr. Jn.tiee, and Mr.. Constable. too.
JAS. Y. F0RkAG, j. r
Doniphsa. Kas, Nay II. Is7s. De-
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sANpALWoOD

-. . ,.n.h vre,ter pouer IN restoring % healthy
fosso. - semLrzne Of the uretkr1 than eitbsr
csbsbs q Cepsib. u never produces &c sss
49, 49, r.nedy Sixty capsules cure N az or eiEAt
~. 10 other Medicine can DO th,H .s... ~, :, -.
..Is~S ~ q az Dvug etorss Az for esneutar. ~
80 . IS Z y Esosts strssf Esv f'rk, (sr 90:
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WRITTEN FOE ms. sINcLAIR.

Little Lenal little darlingi
Oh, my little baby ehildi
Are you looking down at Mama.
With your sweet blue eyes % midi
Hov your little arms would comfort,
II angel babies only might;
Oh. may your pure spirit change
All our darkness into light
Shall we feel that yor are near US,
Often a. the days 90 by.
Waiting lovingly for Paps
And for Mama, by and byi
How precious are all the places
Where your baby feet have trod,
While with you tarried. darling,
Loaned little while from God.
With bright angels you are singing
In that glorious land Of rest:
Oh, my little, little dariingl
must try TO think il best G. C.
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~ Choice Cider vinegar at Van Buskirk's.

FouRrH OF JrLr-we have had inquiries as to wheth'
er Troy would celebrate the 9Th, this year we nave
heard Il talked of considerably but no steps nave ys
been taken by way Of preparation But niue o'ei
rnnnfh remains in which 70 get ready.
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II The ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad seems to
he In very bad condition 1t is almost daily occur.
renee for trains to hy the track The eastward
passenger and mail train was of again. TUESDAY after
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u Mr.. Henry S. creal died at wa'hsna' las. Thurs'
d,1 and va. buried at St. Joseph, Saturday He was
about 80 years Of age and one Of the earliest settlers
at watheDa-
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LIGHTNING RODS.

WILL sell In Doniphan County. during the season Of
1876 the best two Copper Rods offered for sale
have the white Star Galvanized Rod . cheap rod
the Copper Covered Rod two rods in
the Copper Rod heretofore sold . medium priced
rod and the Sc Solid Copper Rod the King Of all Rods
the highest priced Of the three.
James H Barnhau. who has travelled In Doniphan
County the past year and Is wei known 70 the peo
pie will ceEtinre salesman
h BowERs
Falls City. NebrAsks, April ., is7s-3ao
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-xK Stout has had some fun The other day. he
hA, C..ti,ian rose down town, and exhibited IL to
number of persons who admired 1t very much B0nsy
WOOD pronounced it genuine Castian rose as be had
seen many of them in California Stout said he found
am On. AZ nj. viueup appletrees- Then he laughed
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n Before purchasing your RssPss or Movers sI'
anime the VIM Ansoo Woods. For sale at Troy juno
.io, C. Il. CHAMBERS
O.-,.v Agent
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~ A large lot of new Flows, just re-
ceiyed at Leland's.
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Geary City Items.

As all the former correspondents this city to
be gone by the toLbridgs l. your humble servant,
thought would try my hand.
The CT tizeus in general seem to be very busy putting
in their potatoes gsrdens etc. so IT Is rather P'ky Tor
correspondent but we had LITTLE excitement last Fri
ture-
MI. wilson ana otner young ",en iOn missouri s'o
entertainment in the school mouse In the shape Oh
sieigntoihahu sno"' Dui"'s ' NJ
was rUooea VI n.a .Iu, r.. -, ~ IN.
W. Nn1 -. ~. a.. ,ha .-ovd .. di.r.r.I,g ba
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n Tho assessors Of DOniphsu County nave NOT ye'
made their They have too much WORK 70 10
the time allowed them by law.
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~ The large arrival of new Flows at
Leland's, will be sold lower than Granger
prices.
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DIR. F. C.. HOFFMEIER,
meopathic Physician,

(Graduate Of the Uairersty Of Maryland, Cia"is67)
AFFICE above w. p. Russells Drug Store. where he
engaged 32spr75.
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n you yOu want PUnE HEADLIGHT On buy y Oh
W. p RUSSELL Green Froat Jan ~.
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SuaithIon Ledge, No. 4, A. r. & A. M.
1t is earnestly requested that all members Of SmithtOn
Lodge No be in attendance the next regular meet
ing Friday June 1876 business Of great Importance
will be before the Lodge. Let have full attendance
A. S. CAMPBELL. W. n.
NJ T HuIs Sec
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TO PRINTERS.
Csnyue.e Pri..ins oaes Ter sale.

The purchase Of the Republican, Office leaves complete
printing outfit on our hands which have
the Ck office already better supplied with material
than any country office in the State The entire
material Of the Rsbeaa once is offered for sale II
Is much better supplied with material than large MAORI
y country Offices in Kansas and consists
q complete outfit for running SODIUM paper, with an
abundance of all kinds of material 1t embraces large
Washington hand press in good condition, with rolling
apparatus and roller mould imposing stones stands
composing sticks chases cabinet racks leadcutter
fonts of display type largesvsrety Of good job
type and sufficient and advertising type to get out
scOlumn paper The body type is BREWER and Nonpa
rel has been In less than three years has had
careful usage aght edition. and is almost good
new There is also large font Of Long Primer that has
been in longer but Is still in good condition. There
large extra supply of Eouparie quads and Figures
sufficient TO set up q large delinquent tax list
The described outfit will be sold In lot-itw
not divided sold out by pecemeslupon consider
alton Persons contemplating the establishment of
paper Of the and growing Counties have here
an opportunity to a rst-class Office complete
The approaching National and State political campaign
will be one the exciting in history and the
coming will witness the starting Of many new
pers-same for the campaign, and others permanent.
Here is an establishment almost good new, and
much cheaper.
We have also Rugges Rotary Job Press for sale. 1t
does not belong the above outfit and will be sold eth
er with it or separately, to suit purchaser.