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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-07

Postmssfer Charles Kuchs informs that the time
opening and closing the mails fur the winter will
be changed follows: All mail matter will be in the
delivery box by hafpast clock. in the evening
mails close eight o'clock all mail matter will DO ready
| for delivery n eight o'clock in the morning.
Monday, lively day with hogs By the time farmers
pay their taxes very little hos money will be left Hog
buysr. plenty with prices ranging FROM fou.
ty-Are Ave doars Seven loads have been ship
psd fmr Kansas City and three shipped by Edward
Eye to ST. Luis From what learn there will be
pork packed here this winter and content
selves that chops will be creased with sparerbs
and back bones this season.
Missouri River blocked at this place. December LIST.
Tbermometer five degrees below zero in the morning
Old settlers say the river blocked about fifteen days
her than It has for great many years.
A person would never think times ware hart tn
take look in Hashns saloon. at night the differ
snt games and drinking going on.
There is prominent man in tits town. who cannot
reconcile himself that Inli,na has gone Dem crato
Most any person would. under similar circumstances.
Major o'Driscoi in town. Satariay. Attending to
some suits bef're Justice Forman. The Major cannot
open his mouth wide he could before he got hurt,
but make just mich noise.
Mr.. Isaac Martin living mile south of G .lry
City. is having a ction iu his ftnily HIS family
consisted Of ten persons last September of his daush
tiers taken sick with iypi" Iri. fever an died
his wife, living only few weeks. ali dul also;
two other daughters lay sick six weeks, and
covering slowly the oldest is just able to give the me
cine those that nin- to thsir bed at this writ
ing Mr.. Martin aud five other children down with
the fever. DIR. Crook, of Troy IVA Sini.y,
to the distressed family His opinion is with proper
treatment and good pursing perhaps all will
We called, Monday and Tuesday and the children were
in a favorable condition. Mr.. Martins Coalition
not favorable. He told that his neighbours if he
should call them. seldom called cnm- to
administer their WANTS II does not speak well
for people, where there is plenty in the land that
whole family should sck-n aud die, right in midst,
and a soul to watch night in land of pr'sssng
Chris tians JONATHAN.
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GcarICiiH Ilema.

II has been time since have hsarl from oui
city, through your columns.
Geary City quite place for business Il has post
Office and drug store and two dry goods and grocery
stores, and grocery store, MILL and Touring
mill. Mrs. N. 4. Ioundy is postmistress, aud also
keeps large stock Of drugs.
Mr.. James Burke Is OF MERCHANTS; he keeps
large stuck Of drugs and grcceries auI i, always
hand himself
Mr.. Wiley Brazelton il Of merchants He
keeps large stock of dry goods and groceries, which he
says objections let for the cash.
try produce.
Mr.. Theodore Kentzler is the name Of one of
chants HIS keeps rye goods grape juice and groceres
He is strong Republican. but he couldn, vote for co.
T. Anthony.
Robt. Flckinger the proprietor Of Touring mill
Barney Raft is chief miller. Messrs Fckingsr and Raj
have now got In two Of and runniu, day
and night Mr.. Raj is that understands his bust
Lawrence Nelson our blacksmith has sold his
shop and city property. and is prep rns to leave. M
Nelson is a good mechanic. and hns young He
has made many friends here, and wish him well,
wherever he may go.
Justice A. W. Patterson decided the other day. that
HAYES il elected and that there will be The
Squire Is man Of peace and always makes his decisions
inst right SUBSCRIBER.
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ST. Louis mARk ct.

n. =
wh-at-Fariy active and higher Ma. fail o. II bid
cash ~ 3zi bid Drcrmber; No do 81 :. az czsh
81 sol 3Ot January Ne ,o sI -.
Cur-Firn-r No. &c cash "a s2lc D~rember I'D
January.
Oars-Quiet: Tic cash; A.c January.
Ry--iii her at 121c.
Bail-y-Unchsn.rd.
Butt.r-Firm and in good demand for best grades
diam selected dairy Ii sc; chic- yellow e.'untry =
d5ic.
Esgs-Quet at - a2sc
Pork-St-zdy Il sl6 90.
Bulk Mezt.-Firn; but little doing; lots At 6. q
and &c
tir-en Mezts-i q lc less
Lard-nigher - s7i 40 sol spot: go 90 January.
hoys-Active and higher to Cad packing s. IS q
20 choice extra IS s3a6 10. Receipts. 400
Catti--ti'rd demand for butchers grades other quail
itir. SLOW prices and unchanged R-ceipts 800.
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FoRTY YKARs BEFORE the PUHIIa
DIR. G.. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the ledge
i of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is IN the leftside; the
patient IS rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
in general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally aconsiderable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with a painful sensation Of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains ola
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he disiru>ts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few OF them existed,
yet examination ofthe body, after death,
has shown the LIVER to have been ex-
tcasively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C.. McLANE's- LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive Of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory 20, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease 10
give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. {. McLANE's LIVER
Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has rcd wax seal on the
Ill, with The impression DIR. M:LANE's
LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills
bear the signatures Of e. MeLANE and
FLEMING Baos. on the wrappers.
TO Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you tine genuine
DR.. c. McLANE'S LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give Ds. c. MeIAsr's LIvn
we N III mol paid q .sart ~
I'D States, b,- Of iis for twenty five cents
rr-''-N;': rvnS Pir<hurgh, Pa
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Severance rs.-,,

Lon springer al the post ONCE, will send far m,
| ssr an nev.n.n-r. A"' '' 'A'e'
| wing snpI'rr at the ~ T. Church proved
nam.. Of ,hs - " in'enaei inv. s'~n the
learn who they all wsrs
Old Buck at the Severance. gonse .,r.,s An. H..
her Tor tl,. boy, an T,,,,t,;;,, nav N. .,,..a-,
turkey ami roasted a pis.
: :. Dyer. has bought 10 NJ uor-.s iu,,r-., I'm IN.
sor-; Ben. Ezr,..t-r Ia, buyb, III. scale, and ri,
mouse 40 Mr. Morse is entirely out Of business.
wed" not know what his Intentions but Severance
mas Inst a valuable business man
On last Saturday evening our town va, tbr,x, ;,,o
quite an excitement bv tnocl d,ru and tu,,, ts,r..,
two of our good farmers who lie. p.i,bI.,r. s,nu -
town. We will not give names this time but will say
that one knocked the other down. Lit him twice
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec 5.
wb~at-Active. firm and higher; No. spring. o. ls3
al ISL cash q isi january u siA February; No. }
spring. q 0si
Ccr1-Qn.rstied; srser.y higher; lsic cash sc De-
csmber.
R,eEGood demaed: full prices; 7eae cash 13c jan
Bariey-Lght demand fun prices; ne eash 7'e Jan
czry. ,
el6 asI a Is IS Jannsry tls IS bid February.
Lsrd-Aetive snd shade higher; go 90 cash so saS
q 10 O5 January tle Is 10 III February
C.uI~-R-ceipss. 3se Dull with few sales prime.
Is IS: afLrrs seminal
H.g.-R~c~ipea 3aooo Dull bayern and sellers apart
light Is .osS IS god 70 extra Is p6S1a
Shsep-R~c<ipeA lsSo Fairly sctvs; IS y 3se hghsr
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF Kansas s.
In the District for Donphan County State
A Summer 1 Plaintiff.
Mary Meiinser and
Leonhard Meidinger. Defendants
NOTICE il hereby given. that will the 18th day
~ of Drcember. A. d. 1876 at the h"ur u ocleck
r. NJ said day the north door Of the Court House.
the City Of Troy In Douiphan County State Of kznsss
offer for sale public oi cash the following de-
.erbed real estate wt: The North quarter IL the
quar- Of section thirty Eve 5l in township
four 90 Of range twenty one ta In DonIphan County.
Kansas Taken the property IL Mary Neidinger and
L~unhard Aedins~r and offered for sse 70 the hghess
bidder cash. fisfy certain Judgment and COSTA
now Of record the District Court Tor Donphan County
in Of Kansas in whieh A SuDBrr 10 plaintiff
and Mary Mridngrr and Lenh.rd M~'dinzrr offend
anita
Appraised at 500.
Given under my hand thi. 9th dsy Of November A. d.
IT,. vANDERSLfCE
Sheriff of DVniphaa County.
O.xxuh.r la>csu Pre- f~< tfs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-07

Skating splendid The skating park is filled day and
night Shiny is fun, but il makes knees. As
Bob
Oysters are plenty and Leoua has a full supply.
Doc. Nisbet again bic to he around, after long
siege.
Our grain merchants will be ready - take in this
week. They expect pay 20 to Is cents per busbel
The United Brethren have protrscted meeting In
progress now. Mr. Bddle of Roys Greek. holds forth.
Mr. Taylor If White Cloud Is building Jamison Bros
corn elevator SAN.
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Mrs NJ j. smith, assisted by Miss Mollie Strshan, is
prepared to do DressMaking and Millinery in the latest
styles
Also will have hand choice lot of candies
Room next door Post-ot6cs.
Troy, Dec. 7.
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L SANTA CLAUS,

Hereby notify the parents all good little boys and girls
that have appointed BICKFoRD SINCLAIR my
Special Agents for Troy, and have made their store my
Headquarters.
" B-The Toy Department is now open dec'
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Administrator's Notice.

Nc1icE 10 hereby given. that hsv. been .pP:inssd
~ ldminstrator Of the Estate Of Archibald Webb DE-
cea: afe Of Doniphan County, State Of Kansas BY tne
kroosts Court Of said County All claims AGAINST 800
Estste must b. presented fr allowances within oree
ysss r. tais dsss. they v BE- s.rrss sss sA
AAaisi.ss.ssr Esasss Arshihatd VISA ased-
ysvSDtsr a is7s-9v. Prstse. -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-07

r1w We learn that the ST. Joseph and Denver City
Rsruad Company have commenced work on the culvert
at the Junction drain that pcstence breeding pond
II they had it when the Grand Jury gave
them the hint il would have prevented terrible amount
Of sickness and suffering in that vicinity.
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New Tailor Shop in Troy.
CHARLES STUART

DESPECTFULLY informs the gentlemen Of Troy and
II surrounding corntry that he has opened Fashiun
able Tailor Shop Trey and is prepared In cut IT. and
make mp clothing In th- latest and hest
All warranted Tn III Shop door TO
Post Office up stairs Nov. 8 Its
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Final settlement.

E.tats Of e A. SPENCER, Doccased
NOTICE hereby given. To all prrsops Interested In
N the Estate Of 4. A. Spencer, Late Of Doniphsn
uufv that will ai settlement of said
E.sste with the Probate Court Of Doniphan County
Kzn..s Monday the ieth day Of December. A d. iso
n I . clock, +. n, Of said day.
Troy Kznsza. November %. lss6.
JANE W. srfScER, Admipistranix.
HSrsuber a ls7s-lw. ts'S4l- Prs foe. g.
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| ~ ASK the fecovesed dyspep
1 NvxILxoyNNA tiea BIjpas sufferers victim
I zS4@seAGsssz1s9 - ". - -. e.,
| FZS~ 9
I'll ~XAS enrA a"esssd patiena nov
I SN they recovered health cheer
AEA I'm, .,;,i,. aud o,uva .nr,~t;t.
| ARA AA they viii, ,.u 70, Nv ,,lin,
| 7N:Y s,,,,.o
1 eA-A&k&sY ~
/
To sssssss !1ss I'd 9ss rSnay xs3is.as 3 - WrA
r. pvcprpS,. ~o,,.-,.... .
SSa.E = :. a TION. Janndice Rilfoui
So Sioh .. n nesrt Burn, &C.. &C.
.,nsair 1,n. Sa.hern Remedy warranted not 70
mineral substance. but 10
PtIREtN VENErARI
oou,,ininy Tho. so,,h.-, p. - -. a., .
D;...se. M, sn EN- e c"r ~ ne sero Lves
p-ssses .t msvnn VIII ess1 ~ otseases eaased y
TIE s SvHsp q ~ LIVER 80 Ssvsa,.
TASTE the mouth P.ia in ths Back Side. or
L.s Of s-mory viii miami .~n..s;. of b.rin~ Ssiii
smrthipy whc oubt In h.vr be~n done. DShIIlfv
Low Spirita thick v~llav .pp~srspce If the skin and
eyes. q dry Cough nft~n mistakes for Consumption :
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the disease
At Others very few but the Liver the largest organ 10
Rryustsa * ,;a .ns 'sn as :, Inc as.e sna nos
DEATH will /. usur
L., ........, =
,h 49, mena ~ an IsncSy .a aiseass OF
RYcr1 80, " ~" rTWtt,iP - wTrNT1p -'As
- aeSx ,s.S.x
,...us... p...r.-s. 6s.,sS,S;.
ASs>u' Z w "AAsef' nssAoeapoA@-
Tor dyspepsia Bil"usneas. and Throbbng Headache, IL
tns nr-t medicine the world ever saw have Tried
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-. Thanksgiving last week, observed at the
Highly House. where turkey partaken Ut by quite
number of invited guesrs in addition to the regular
bosrders We had the pleasure Of being there aud OF
keeping the dishes empty within our rrseh IA usual
every,h,nc was In the best style.
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IT, The many friends Of Daniel Bursk. Of our old
est citizens will be panied learn that his wife died at
noon Wednesday after illness Of about six weeks oil
Diseases She leaves three small children
The funeral will take place at o'clock, p NJ rhursday,
ar he house
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~ The County Board this week. did but little work
of general interest They made an Ethiopian change his
akin from the inside Of the Jail to the outside He had
been confined fur trivial cffcnce, supposed I" have
b.n c, m-d for purpose of getting his board and
lodging during the Winter.
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W. p Russell has his crib ready to receive corn and
all who are indebted him. and anxious to square
up can bring corn and he will give them credit on their
long standing accounts. no'9p"S.
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n We have heard a report concerning girl who was
formerly known about Troy and White Cloud but who
several years ago. married over In the Missouri
BE item The story that she and her husband removed
TO Texas where NOT long ago, they went out steal
inv venture. she dressed in male attire and they
both shot and killed.
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~ The people Of Troy were entertained Last week
with lecture BY Col C. H. Brtssollo Of the army Of the
Kbedive Egypt The lecture was Masonry and an
Gent Egyptian history Those who heard it, say 1t was
very interesting He pleasant speaker and gives his
hearers vast deal information relative To Egypt RS 1t
now L. and ancient history, ruins, monuments ETC.
He was by his wife, who entertained the
dience with songs in the Egyptian language.
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NOse Lest.

Abuut the 10th of October is.6 either in Atchisan
between Atchisnn and the rsdence of T. 5 inekl-y in
Donphan County prumssory note for Sl0o executed by
George W. Henderson and Isaac Beaver and payable to
Eugene Hinekley du. December 9Th. ls.6 The finder
i'll be- suitably rewarded by returning the same TO me-
A., +rsus ar. hereby warned not tn tisi- for said
note.
n.c --aw EUGENE HNCKLEY.
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SOMETHING GooD.After the ispse of many years Troy
Is to be favored with exhibition by Theateical
Troupe. This class of entertainments upon the WHOLE
arr thu most interesting Of any that he produced
Tia oeiehrsted .Epoch Arden Continuation, among
she hest of the travelling companies. will be here this
week and will give exhibition in the Court House on
Thursday evening the 7th. If the patronage stihes
exhibitions will also be given Friday and Saturday even
iugs. The Company is rstclsss and their pieces are
varied and attractive and of trcty moral character
1t very seldom that of the class of Troy are IA
vored with uch AID trust that this
win such liberal patronage will Justify the
Company In remaining the balance of the week. The
price of admission so reserved seats IS cents
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q. o. o. y,

Troy City Lodge No %. merits every Saturday night
at Odd Fellows Hall over Lelsnds stnrr All members
S. z. SHEPHERD y. e.
JOIN MAQuILKES. Sec. -
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W. j. REEp-Mr. ". J. Reed len Troy, this week. for
Falls City Nebraska where he will in business
as a partner in the firm OF Brsnnan MosTe, selling
go DIS buying grain Nr. Reed is one Of the pioneers
Of phap County having c"me here with his father
when q small boy. He for a long time engaged IN
business Tanning. where he sold out, s'me months
since and moved Troy. The people of Falls City will
fad him an active waawakr straight forward bu 'iness
MAJ and good ctizsn We sorry he could not nnd
location Troy his notion but wish HIM success IN
his home. Jess always made full hind Al social
arti-s dancers the like and will be missed ON these
.rc..siuns His family will remain in Troy for the pres
mt
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IT. Bob Tracy has gune a trip to the Cen'ehhi Al
He thinks he will have more room since 'ne crow" mas
Lift and the articles on exhibition have been taken away
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q Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by e. Leland.
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Carrots.

- Michael Ready and Mas Gallagher we're married
last week Fsnnng. And they are both Ready
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HOLLOWAY PILLs AND OININESI.-Scrofula or morbid
deposits in the lang jints an These medicines
have rendered this disease less formidable scourge than
formerly Ii has been incnt-,tbly proved in cr-
uous affections they have effected IhoaslnI. Of cares
Sold every where y per box pot
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gotal Mattsrs.

For any other length If time. In accordance with the
above which apply only N regular advertising
= Busipess cards Of lines or iess. IS year.
For legal and transient advertisements 81 per square
for the first Insertion and so cents per square for each
subsequent insertion
Special Notices III be charged 50 per cent extra; and
editorial advertisement and personal communications,
double price.
Eight lines Of ssd Nonpareil make square. An
fractions Of half square and over. counted full
square.
Advertisements requiring to be certified to. viii be
charged the cost Of In addition TO the regular
rates
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance
RI JOB WORK Of all kinds done short notice.
low az the will admit. All Job Work must be- paid
for when taken from the Office.
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r~w.P Russelrs druggist lives over the store sh'
is on hand any time during the night to attend 70
All you have to do is rattle the door, and cal i''
Brooks.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Do.iPHAN COUNTY
In tie District Court for Donphan County State II Kzn~ss
Charles ;, Drury, ! Plaintiff,
i Hs@, T + MANN MANN and Defendants.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that will the sd day Of
~ Dscember A. D. 1876 Ut the hour Of two clock =.
NJ Of said day at the North door Of the Court House In
city Troy Doniphzn County stat. Of Of
fer for sale public auction far cash. the following de-
uss quarter On ~eton nftern 5, in Tow;snp foar t.
e Range twenty s2i. in Douiphsn County Ksnsz.
Taken % the property Of John T. Mann and Mary y.
Nssa and offered for sale the highest bidder for cash
atty certain juig and cost. Of REGARD in
the Dsfret pr Doniphan County State Of Kansas
/. which Charles j. Drury plaintiff aud John T. Mann
md Mary r. Mann defendants
Given under M -nd this 21.t day Of November A. d.
THOMAS J. vANDERSLICE.
sheriff Of Doniphan County.
Cg~~mbrr q Is76-Sw. Pr's f~~ $3.50.
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We have on hand sample. Of Carpets. We will TAX
orders, and furnish at factory prices
BicKFoRp & SIScl ALE
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One of the first lot Of hogs brought in to Leiands
wa, bv c. O. Turk.son of Wolf River Township Mon
dsy There were 50 hogs in the lot and they averaged
32,S pounds apiece.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-07

II Nubias in endless variety. and all prices. at the
new Cash Store of JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & CO
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- The new County safe has been put in, II Is nne
one and the officers having the County iunds ID
r.i that they are perfectly secure
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u As Christmas c the 18th day of December
this will be necessary know where get your
Holiday pr-sents As W. p Russell has alrdys hereto
fore been headquarters he sholds the position and he
is opening stock Of very useful books for juve
niles, and large lot Of Toys games a blocks jump
ing jacks whistles etc. aud thousand pounds Of mike
candirs Come early and get your supplies for Christ
Trees noy30u1
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No use taIking-seeng is believing. Vsn Bushirk
Ill ii, ,ou cnvthiaq as cheap the cheapest
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sAn POCKET.
CPfmioat.

District Cssvs, Dsaiphaa Cssssy. Kansas.
Oeeeasber Tern. A. ID. 1875. CessmenciaG
Monday. Deeeaber 11sh.
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Grain Wanted.

MOVES MOORE are nov rr-j,ar-. &. pay cash for
~ all grain Offered and delivered 81 White Cloud aud
have storage for twenty-five thousand bushels OF grain
reasonable terms Grain rreriye znd sold on eoH.
mission. MOVES MOORE.
White Cloud Kansas Aug. J. ie7s-tf.
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IT. B. Drscon will deliver his lect1-- IN Bible Cos
moouy. the Court House, en- Monday night December
18th. Lecture free
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= A good hat on cap. for % cents. at Craney's.

~ Mr. G. W. GILES from Indiana now residing at
Hbl.pd claims to the champion c"rnhnsser Of the
Wet He husks from the stalk in the heii his %
h,.b,l per dsy and calls it a common days work
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-07

= Overcosts. Overcoats Overeo.ts Overcosts. Over
coats at Van Buskirkis