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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-16
Highland station Items.
JONATHAN.

INTENDED for last week, but too latel
business has suspended for a short time. The early
birds returning to their and will remain there
until Winter breaks Many bright prospects blasted in
the full bloom. Many sad faces among the farmers at
present.
Last week the weather lovely, and the farmers
building many castles. There has been a time
since have been citizen Of Kansas that there has
such effort made among the farmers there has
been this Spring Last week there great demand
for hands to work farms. Wages rate from twelve to
eighteen dollars per month. The farmers have been try
ing TO force the
The young Ladies have been taking quite number of
pleasure rides In their new Summer dresse-,
Daniel Herring, who has been temporary Station agent
at Troy Junction paid town a visit yesterday. lie
reports lusiness good at the Junction We understand
he is going to engage in the farming business We would
advise all young who seeking employment to
their attention 10 the farming business it is
honorable occupation and it is way your
bread and butter.
We understand the cattl- feeders are getting very anx
make sale Of their stock. There quite
Der of cattle for sale in this vicinity. Our friend H. D.
Guthrie has about four loads to ship to Chicago Mr.
Laban jackson has number for the Spring market
The price Of Is advancing In this vicinity The
most of the soft corn has been consumed
Work the mill at Tanning Station is in full blast 1t
will be quite improvement to the Station
There have been quite number of the old citizens who
left Doniphan County last year returning. We under
stand they satisfied with their wild goose chase We
Hope the young mex who have made up their minds to
seek fortune in the regions will change their
minds, and stay at home aud go work like men, and
give up such boysh ideas.
MYSTERIOUS ednesday night, (the
lst when the mail train passed Highland Station going
destination was Highland He got into the hack, and
then got out and started his journey afoot carrying
his valise in his hand. Nobody suspcioned anything
wrong, until next morning. when his valse found
about tw hundred yards from town. in the creek The
valise Op,ned, and the contents examined. A
Der of valuable articles found in the vase 1t is
the public opinion that he has met with foul play
Ii may be that he is troubled with alteration of mind
From the papers he carried he of considerable
talent We learned his Carl Cox. His name
written in his day book His vase and other articles
at the Station. We would be glad to trace him
up. DEUNHIILER.
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Dull times, and news items scarce-so much that il
makes wonder how editor ill his paper with
Only few personal notices be reached this
week.
j. W. Pry. who hats been wandering along down LIES
dreary road in single happiness for 50 years left last Fri
day for Ohio for partner through the remaining days
for better viii return in some fifteen days.
John J. Archer who has for the last three years been
chief clerk for d. W. Morse, leaves this week for High
land. johnny is good boy and honestly
mend him to the good people of Highland being
true, upright honest man.
James MCGEE is better; is up and around Sickness
goes hard with him. He hopes be in his shop before
long.
Rev. Mr. Boucher and Rippey left, MonlIy Last for
Lawrence to attend the annual II. Z. Conference We
know what minister will be sent here this year
but are in hopes have better unity with whIm,p
ever it may be.
Trials law suits and "sich have been the order of
the day. for the past week Indeed, had quite
gration to the town Troy whittier they wandered
search of justice and like another noted trip have
heard Of came back their Niece with sadness and
SORROW.
Hon. A. S. Campbell returned, on Tuesday last He
did not 20 to the mountains with the excursonsts deem
ing it best that should and give his attention
to his business.
The war between the liquor dealers anil q ,ol Tenn
plars has wa1ed warm and almost every day there
signs of Our opinion is that people always
do the good in attending to their own business but
as this is not our fight will not say more about it,
Fears are entertained that the late cold has killed
the peach crop hope such is not the case Give
on. good crop of everything before die is
our prayer.
A. Sanford Is perfecng arrangements to open hotel
here We hope he will do it, as badly in want of
sucb an institution We Mr. Dawson intends
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DoniPhan Iferr.


Saturday very cold at night cold a, has cen this
Winter; Sunday morning stinging cold and clear.
The river at this point has several feet and full
Of ice.
Considering the hard times merchants here are doing
fair business especially the grncery provision mer
chants.
Several car loads Of potatoes have been shipped from
here ST. Louis and Texas. There a fair dema MI
for potatoes during the weather prices ranging
from ten to fifteen cents per bushel for shipnsnt
Mr. and Miss Nary Walker of Beloit Kansas are stop.
min. at Sdnire Freks They report snow Jen. six inch.
e. on level and at waterville dred to the height Of
fifteen feet Crops abaat Belot leak fine and abundan &c
of produce on hand. Money scarce.
pied-At Halls Station, Missouri William C. Cure an
old citizen of Doniphan County He and his old lady
left Dunphan last Saturday week visit friends
in Missouri: was as well when he left home he had
been for long time: he taken sick very suddenly
got some better started in his wagon Kansas got
far as Halls Station; got much worse concluded to
take the train taken into the depot died before
the train arrived. Was "a years old
Di-d-B-lle Spencer daughter Of Mrs. Jane Spencer
on Sunday night at o'clock the 18th of March, Is16 af
ter an illness of six weeks; aged lG.
good deal of sickness in and abOut our iowa confn
ed principally to hildren not of serious character
Rev David wadden Baptist minister proposes to give
us some preaching Hopeh WILL the old settlers
will all turn ont to hear him
Ifyou get rid of loaie get up dog fight sim
liar to the one we had last Saturday. The stores and
shops were clear thirty minutes The number pres
ent at the fight was seveniy'hve
We were fearfuly terrified the other day. to see man
with Ratchet in hand start to towards his house
dropping the Ratchet he into the house. got his
gun came tearing out set the trigger raised his gun
pulled the trigger the cap burstsd; quick thought
the other trigger pulle anil another cap Jur.te
We could hear him talking loud about something; Ok
ell up and the goose high little about the
preparations for death he threatened with.
JaNAru,~
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To THE DEMOCRATS O,e DONIPHAN
COUNTY.

You hereby notified to meet at the Court House in
Troy, Saturday, April LIST, at 10 o'clock A. NJ We
have concluded after delib .raton and correspond
with number of Democratic to proceed to orsauiz.
the old Democratic party in this County
We are the eve Of Presidential election in which
there will be emily two parties the Republican and Demo
cratic. The fight will be hot and inch by inch
for the former, Atlaske though having world of sin
and corruption their backs will seek to retain the
reins Of power There is wonderful cohesive power I'm
plumber While our Democratic Congress is upesrthip
gigantic frauds the hole country stand, spua ri, .l.
magnitude Of the evil While the Of investigation IL
consuming Cabinet officials the garments of the Ex.u
tive getting scorched.
We are thus bold in charging our oppon.u, With
doing because cut of Presidents onlv one
occupies an equvOeal position and of our Demo
cratic Presidents word ever breathed AGAINST
the honor Of one of them We wish the cooDeraup of
all who love this glorious Unisn who are proud of
the title Of American Citizen who low our name To
BE- honored abroad and respected home and who adj
mre integrity to give their help get noble old
Ship Of State out Of this slough of mud mire in the
pure Of good old honest days-where after being
thoroughly OverhaIed and re6tted with new and we'll
tried Captain and fresh and honest crew. she will be en-
abled TO buffet the of time and finally us into
a haven of honesty and prosperity.
TH0S. HENSHALL
VIII. NESBIT
b. O'DRISCOLL
wM. p. SYMNS
WIN. CHAPPLE
And others.
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The animal contests between the several Societies Of
our University of last week. The following gen
emsp were chosen judges for both contests via Rev.
R. a. Jackson Atchison Ira ]. Lacock Hiawatha; Hon
n. Price Troy. Mr.. Lacock not being present Rev.
III Hoffman placed in his stead
On Tuesday evening, the contest between the Eu
clan and Aelceta Societies. The decision was to up
ON scale Of ten as follows: Reciters l. Essaysts Ora
and Debaters a. each be divided the judges
thought proper.
The following is the order of srereisas toyether with
the decisions each:
Miss Maude Long, IEucleanI Hishland-"The vaga-
bonds" IS
Miss Maggie Z. Hubbard IAteleeta I-Prineiples and
Purposes Of Life" 25
Miss Lillian Devoe tAtelceta, l-"EnIis htenment." /
IL
Miss Helen NJ. Hunter, IEucean, Opportunity
Makes the Thief" 81
Miss Bessie H. Crnkshank, [Euelean,l-"Idhue sub
judiee liz est. ! So
Miss Lizzie Young IAtelceta, l-'Carpe Diem" Sc.
DEBATERs.
The question: Is there moIe Of real than imaginary
Evil in the WOrldi
Af-Miss Lizzie E. Blakeslee, [Atelceta.I-
Neg-Miss Mary l. Dinsmore IEuclean,l IA.
The Atelcetas winning 2l-4O; the EucIeans winning
1890 leaving balance in favor the Ateceta Society
Of 80.
The contest Wednesday evening between the
young men, they having So eties viz the Cliosoph
&c and ErOdelphan The decision based the
the preceding.
DISCLAIMERS.
Virgil F. Parteh. ClOsOphic I-"GrAttan's Reply to
Cory" 25
Edwin r. Blair. [Erod-lphan I-'virginius 3,5.
EssAYIsTs
Victor G. Hills, lCliOsophc, l-"Prosress." % I0
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White Cloud Items.

Died on Thursday March 9TH ls76 at the residence of
Geo Abrams near Robinson, Kansas Frank, only
Josiah and Fannie Abrams aged years, months, and
81 days
Died on Tuesday morning March 18th, IS16, Mrs. Ada
Beeer wife of Geo Beeler and daughter Of Isaac Fill
She leaves young child, scarcely a week old
One evening last week the coored people held festi
val the Christian church. Late in the evening brace
of bunmers trimming full of benzine went and created
little disturbance when Foster gave them an in
foru al invitation To leave Parties who present
that Sam oosened his grip the slack of their pants
Just they out OF the door Judge Faira fined
the young $ each, for disturbing the peace
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r The wood pile scaler Of the Wathena Reporter hav
ing sneare the Methodist revival in Troy in order to
plaster u.s. endeavured for it by fwnng and sleb
boring upon Parett who had freely expressed his
disgust at the of the Reporter On the occasion of
the late Festival Troy the sealer hired buggy ON
tick and brought Mr.. Parlett to it, One of the lady
managers telling the next day, how much money
they had taken in and what quantity Of cakes and
things they had left We wanted to know how it hap
pened that they had much after selling so large
an amount Her reply that many had paid for their
supper but that the long cadaverous clammy looking
thing that came in Parlett turned their somachs
~ that they couldn't eat.
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CHALLENGE.-The following comes to US from Sever
Here is a sensible Instead Of paving around
and going for the febloOd Of every who expresses
sentiments contrary his own, he quietly challenges
friendly and dignifed public discussion of the
points of difference Any who feels like accepting
the challenge may know where to find his man:
SEVERANCE KANSAS March II, le76.
EDITOR CHIEF-DeGr Sir Please allow me To say to
the readers of your paper, th at in consequence OF
repeated reflections the Bible and its adherents
by you and contributors propose to meet
representa- tive of the Infde fraternity public oral
discussion at the city of Troy, at any time within
months the date OF this notice TO discuss in friendly
and dig nied any proposition that may be agreed
upon suggest the following proposition for discussion
Res0lTod That the facts of modern science contradict
the teachings of the Bible.
deny the proposition.
Hoping that this communication will be received with
the same spirit in which if was written,
am Respectfully, &C. -
NJ. y. PARKER.
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1t is reported that Bosehees German Syrup has since
its introduction in the United States reached the
mense sale of dozen per year Over 600 Druggists
have ordered this medicine direct from the Factory
Woodbury., " J., and not one has reported single fail
but every letter speaks Of its astonishing in
curing severe Coughs Colds on the breast
sumption any disease Of the Throat and Lungs. We
advise any person that has any presposition weak
Lungs 90 their Druggist W. p. Russell Troy Kan
and get this medicine inquire about Regular
size IS sample bottle 10 cents Two doses will
relieve any Don't neglect your cough
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DIED.

At the residence Of George Abrams March 9th. Is76
of membranous Group FRANK ABRaNs of Josiah and
Fanny Abrams aged four years and nearly three months
His last words were Pa, shut the door!''
IN MEMORIAM
Pa, shut the door, the angels come;
They wait to wait my spirit home.
Weer not for when Tn no more;
Jesus and shut the door
Thourt free from all this earthly strfe
Thy voyage DONE thy sorrows Ger;
No sin did faint thy pure, sweet life
Death came against it shut the door
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DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge I'd Judicial District-P. L. HUBBARD
County CommssiOners-FRED. HARPsTER, CYRUS LEI
JR A. LAKZELEKE.
sherif-THoNAs J. VANDRRsIICE.
rreasHrer-ROBERT TRACY.
Sounty CleIk-CHARLEs RAPPELYV.
,ouuty AttO-ney-W. ID. WEBB.
Probate Judge-RoBERT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-F. H. DRENNISG.
Superintendent of Public InstructiOn-D. ID. ROSE.
CoTOuer-DR. WM. REEDER.
SuryeyOr-JAMEs +. FoRNAN.
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gufal @atters.

For apy other length of time in ACCORDANCE VIII 'he
above rates which apply only to regular aa'er'ng'
business cards Of S lines OF less. g yea.
For LEGAL and transient advertisements 81 per square
for The @ Insertion and 50 cents per square Tor each
SnessI Notices III charged 50 cent extra and
editorial advertisemsnIs and personal communications
F@bt lines Of solid NOnpareil make one square. An
fractions of half square and over are counted as full
advertisements requiring to be certified to- will be
charged the Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
r. JoB WORK of all kinds done short notice. as
low a. the times viii admit All job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
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ADMINISTRATORS SAIE.-On Saturday, March 2jh, H. d.
HINT Administrator of the Estate Of John n. Courier
decreased will sell at the farm of the deceased mile
north Of wahena the personal property belonging to the
estate consisting Of horses cattle hogs mules Jack
agricultural implements grain, cord wood etc. There is
large amount of property be sold and tie terms are
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Notice 10 Township Trustees.

OFFICE COUNTY CLERK. DoNRHAN Co. KAN
Troy, March 10TH lss6.
You are hereby notified that the Township Assessors
will the Office Of the County Clek OF said County
March ssd upon equal basis OF valuation
for the said year You and should at once begin work
under the new law Assessment to be finished by May
10th lsI6. CHAs- RAffbLiE
County Clerk.
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Notice to Builders of Cisterns.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that sealed proposals viii be
II received by the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Doniphan County. Kansas at the Office Of the County
Clerk Of said County to April 4h 1s6 At noon Of that
day the building Of estern in the Public SQUARE
according plans and specifications in said once
The Board the ght reject any and All bids
Attest: CHARLES RAPPEL1b,
March 2, 1s76-4w. County CiefA'
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~ s. Campbell dropped in, Monday afternoon
Ia returned from Topeka last week. Bridges and Man
nv Reyie got in Monday night, from the Mountains Of
Hepsidam During the snow-uP Nanny wore down his
teeth to the nerve eating hard tack and had I" have
couple dozen of them taken out Bridges came loaded
down with bearing quartz from the Blackhawk
.hofY
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FOR SALE.
THE CITY HOTEL,
Troy, DonIphan County, Kansas

WILL sell OF exchange the above named Hotel and
u Furniture for a good Improved Farm other mprov
ed property This Hotel Is located in the best business
part Of the City directly opposite the Court House and
doing good business To wishing 10 go into the
Hotel business the opportunity Is rsTy JarOraL one
The Hotel will do good paying business To any
ing the property Apply 10 the undersgDed at St 10
seph, No, or Boder Bros. Bankers. Troy. Kansas
II. b. KETCHAM
Feb. 10 Is.6.-tf ST. Joseph. No.
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HoEsE AND JACK BnIs.-As the season will soon be
here viii remind those having fine breeding stock.
that prepared print illustrated Horse and Jack
bills the very best style and the shortest notice
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nncLef.Rnnk Raund.

Found on Tuesday March IA, Is76, in Elwood Kansas
a pocket book containing a sum of money The owner
by describing and proving property and paying Tor ths
notice can have the pocket book and contents.
FW WALKER 81 miles northeast Of Troy
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~ The Highland University Essays will appear IN
III. Chief of week after next March 3O We nave not
o,r far them this week. and have lengthy matter on
en-, e. .,, ,re-k that has been postponed already for
.rreral weeks, and is promised in our next
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ST. LOUIS March Il.
Hoss-Quiet and unchanged; light shipping 81 ala 65
Workers 81 5ds packing 81 s5as ~ butchers
Receipts 1900.
Cattle-Slow; shipping demand light: butchers trade
taiT good To choice native So So medium fair
~ 2dI G2 pony steers g 15d4 fair choice native
20 $40 -; stockeTs S2 5OGI; feeders sIQ469I
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For sale.

One korse spring wagon one set Of light double hsr
ness and a stirring Plow, by
sifebiw, D. D. kosE IT"S' AAhsas-
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r The County Board at its session last week order
ed that hereafter bills Of physicians be allowed for at
tendance upon Psupers of the County except Au
t;-.5 .nd opnroyed by the Trustees of the several
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Ibavs for sale three hundred bushels of choice Early
Rose Potatoes which now offer for sale. Inquire OF
Julius Brown Troy, Kansas. D. ID. ERsANA'
i9march2Y.
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~ Tomorrow u7th) is st. Pstrick's Day. When St.
Patrick begins his reign the Hog ends his six
weeks 1t seems that ST. Patrick had no more regard for
| III. 1. r.,unh Hnr than for other reptiles.
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II If you you want PuEE HEADLIGHT ILL., ouS ="
w p RUSSELL Green Front Jan. "a
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On long time low interest well improved Farms In
DOniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
june2i. Y h sIoOi' 1roS' AAAsA'-
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SW. hear it remarked that Father Leak on Sun
d.y evening preached of the best sermons ever
nreaebed in Troy 1t perhaps superuous to say ta'
he ,ook his text from the Bible.
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10 At church festival in johnson County last week
pocket knife was presented to the man who was
the ucliest man in the house. II. NJ AcSaN' VINO -
here on a visit showed US the knife he haH nSA'S ~
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Il pevinney Co, are doing good business ~ p''
lures this week Call and see them
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~ The large arrival of new Flows at
Leland's, will be sold lower than Granger
nricpS
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e, George W. Strahan has given up the contract Tor
buins the house the Poor Farm AMI has accepted
position the car shops Of the A,ehsou and Nebraska
Railrnal at Atchison.
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MONEY To LOAN.

IL There is great deal of sickness about here at
this time-mainly feyers.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. March IA.
Cattle-Reeeipts I,5O0. Demand weak at close sales
at 80 Isl as So shipping cattle a al s7 choice s5a So
Hogs-l.eceipts 5000. Firm at 100 l5c higher good
medium sede -; light bacon =; shipping - 2JGs 30;
Philadelphia - 10.
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On long time low rates of interest secured by farm
mortgages r. H. bhhNH
Troy Kansas Feb 81. lsf6.
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Losr-A gold toOth-pick, inscribed n TO W
finder will be rewarded by leaving il at this ONCE
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u Headlight and Radiant ParlOr Oil, at BiekfOrd
Sinclair's.
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selovers Flour at Lelands and warranted as good
Us any other make
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oLn-six roOms-aIl for S per monthly
~ t-h'f ~ s r. SHEPHERD
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Y New Goods, at hard times prices al LeiAnas O.
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AGENTS.

RATES A. LOCKE. "a Park Row, New York.
= NJ PETTENGILL & CO., 81 Park Row New York.
GEORGE 7. POWELL & CO, 40 Park Row, New York.
HOWELL & CHESMAS, st. Louis No.
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- The Plows just received by Leland,
are the best in the market,
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FRANKLIN BABCOCK
Will negotiate leans for parties wishing to borrow
money. 3feb,s
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ST. LOUIS MARKET

At Bekforl sinelars, you will find everything in tn.
School line. sept3O
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RnrIr Ra.e Patatees.

~ Pur, Cider vinegar at Biokford & sinelair's,
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Samuel D. Butler tby Sheriff to Lucas Fetrr 20 acres
4 of outb side of north half of southeast quarter sec
ton ; township ]. range p; SIS
Ira c. Orton and wife to C. W Noyes tby SheriJ west
mart of Lots H. H. Is, Block 80 White ClOud; s@3i
Joseph Hopkins (by sheriff. to Charles d. Smith
north half Of east half Of south quarter section
township 4 range -; sl0l