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Ne, EauaIIed for EeSsomy and Durability.
We win say the Charter Oak Stove is giving per-
feet satisfaction and consider IL rstcass stove In
every particular either for wood or coal and Is NOT
eouaed by any stove in the market for economy oil iue
and durability.
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Take Warning.

Parties have been in the habit Of breaking into the
Hail. on the Fair Grounds and also of running over the
hedge the grounds This s therefore to give no
tee any such tespass in the future Will be punish
sd IN the fuIl extent of the law = C. LELAND JR-,
Genefsl Superintendent.
September T. IsT6-wa.
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CoURr-District Court is pegging away. this week
Tn to this writing only criminal cases have been up
They are mostly for minor offences The cases oil Jim
Butler and Shaw have been Roied and Shaw mas
,be Girl The case of Rush Pengra for horse stealing,
sIo noLl.d-Pengra being under the age at which
D.r.on can steal a horse although he did it.
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-Ssr Goods, at hard times prices. At Leland
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~ The Republican State Central Committee met ~
,onsk, last week and mapped out complete canvass
of The state The meeting in DoniPhsn County VIII DO
- = T,,asdav October nth at Troy.
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Ihave now grapes for sale in any quantity. Price
cents per pound In small quantities cents In large
quantities delivered at vineyard in Troy.
FRANK KoTscH.
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Bootbs 20 be Rented.

Parties intending put in bids for the Booths on the
Fair Grounds for the Fair this Fall notified that as
per rule published in the premium list such bids must
be handed in to the Secretary by Wednesday noon Sep
tembsr sOth Further information be had Of the Sec
-, A W. BRALE Sec.
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DIR. F. C. HOFFMEIER,
HON eopathfc Physician,
(Graduats Of the Uniresty Of Maryland CIass Of 1857
OFFICE above W. p. Russelrs Drug Store. where he
" can be found day and night unless professionally
engaged 22apr15
APPLE TREES AND HEDGE PLANTS
Notice by Publication.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
State Kansas sitting within and for Doniphan County
John S. Long, ] Plaintiff.
Abraham N. Kendall
Nancy Kendall. his wife, and
The PhRnix Mutual Life In
suranee Company, Of Hart
ford, Conseeticut J Defendants
TUyHE said defendants Abraham NJ Kendall, and the
Il Phnnix Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Hartford
are hereby notified that they have been sued
in the Court, and must the petition
filed by Plaintiff or before the 9Th day Of October
Is6 or The petition will be taken true and Judgment
rsadered AGAINST the said Abraham N. Kendall for the
sum Of Three Thousand Dolars and interest ten per
ornt from April LIST 1876 and for the of One Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars and interest thereon from April
ID is7S At twelve cent annnm and for the
af Three Hundred and Fifteen Dollars attorneys fee
for the foreclosure Of mortgage given 70 the Phenix
Mutual Life Insurance Company and for the sale Of the
south quarter and the south half of the north
quarter Of township three range nineteen in
Oouiphan County Kansas and foreclosing all interest
that he defendant the Phenx Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Hartford. Connecticut nsy have In said
wD. WEBB,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
August -, 1s76.-4w. Prs fee. 81.
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Is acknowledged and recommended by physicians and
apoth.cares be the best purifier and cleanser of the
blood yet discovered and thousands speak in its praise
who have been restored 10 health.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-14

~ Last week. q little Of Tyra Nelson OF EAST
Norway mashed finger badly in some OF the machinery
about place 1t found necessary 10 'ne
e.. a the second Joint which operation perform
"a hv mrs Reeder and Crook Saturday afternoon.
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n Dcniphan CoGnty visitors 20 the csnsnn.l s,nes
our last report: Louis BOdsr, Troy g. A Bngsa nA''
Briggs, White Cloud; F. T. Gates, Highlands MIS- IAN
nia Curtis Mrs Augusta Detwier. Severance
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~ The Grand Jury has been In session since Mon
sar examining witnesses; but what indictments tney
are grinding out, is what no Teller knows Inc resu
n nrohsbiv be more expense the County than prof
n tn the public.
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Nancy Tn LIAM

- Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by q. Leland.
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Dear Sr-This Is to certify that have sold at retail
1874 dozen Qs52 bottes Of your VEGETINE since April
1870 and truly that it has given the best sat
sacion of remedy for the complaints for which IL
recnmm ended that ever sold. Scarcely day passes
without of my tesyng to Its merits on
themselves their friends perfectly cognizant Of
several Of Scronous Tumors being cured by VEG
ETISE alone in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours
Al GILMAN, 46s Broadway.
To II. R. STEVENS, Esq.
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rife Of RsU. Dr. Rirers Of the most learned eloquent
and popsier Aiasters Of the M.tOdist Episcopal Church
and hO i at prsssn, BrOadray OAureh Louis
viHs, Ky.:
LOUISVILLE. KY., Oct g. 1869.
Dr. John Buu-Dear Sir: Many thanks to you for the
medicine you have so kindly given me. have been
great sufferer for years. and had the advice of various
physicians Some pronounced my spine some my lungs
and some my heart be the seat Of my disease have
been burnt blistered and cupped until had become dis
heartened. Several very eminent physicians who exam
ned my spine. informed that was threatened with
paralysis or spopleIy any day. and that nothing but .
seton would relieve ne had perfect horror of that
and was hesatng about having one inserted when Won
kindly sent me your sarsaparla which immediately
begun to take three times day. had suffered terribly
with most acute pain in the light side Of my head e.
pecialy when would read write for any length of
time and rising to my would be perfectly blind
for several minutes and would have to hold to something
to prevent falling.
am most happy to inform you that the pain in nv
head is entirely relieved suffer but seldom with NV
spne and then not acutely. Ny appetite is good
'ANeee i"f INC nrst TIME IN my LIE enjoy my dinner
more than any meal during the day.
You kindly bottles again last night and
began again this morning. and hope be entirely TO
lieved Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best
wishes.
Very truly yOar most grateful friend,
NIB C. RIVERS
Ny journal abounds with similar letters all of which
guarantee to be genuine and written by the persons
whose names they bear.
Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don't be
drawn away after and doubtful experiments Don't
risk health BY letting nOvices experiment upon you
with their trash.
Ny sarsaparlla has stood the for years.
IL Is s the SarsspaA Of the day and Of the age tow.
sring all others in popularity in Its curative
qualities
Avoid all those who trying TO palm OF on you other
extracts Of ssrsspsrilla socasd Remember 1t il Dr.
John Bulls sarsaPara Of Louisville KY that IL the
old and reliable remedy for impurities Of the blood and
serofulous affections. Always bear that In mind.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-09-14

On long time at low interest well improved Farms in
Doniphan County. Kansas. Apply to
june24. XXX. STOUT, Troy. Kansas
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IT. This week, Lawson Collins, living north west OIL
town has presented us with two mammoth apples grown
an his place. They were beauties. We are having
-, sr,.,t Centennial exhibition Of our own
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Tea! Tea.. rea!.!
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

Go to Bickford & sinclairs and get three pounds Of
Moyune Imperial Tea for one dollar.
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ERE. Galloway has presented US with the biggest
LII. - had of The season To foresta any jokes about
it we will say that bigger than our own and Dig
thnr,h ia
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n James s Wells. living west Of town. has brought
- ,D.cimeps of his They are tremendous
The ears average from l2 TO Is inches in length ana
-. - nrono,tiou. One ear had 1916 grains on it,
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERPEITS.
SMITHS Tonic SYRUP has been counterfeited and the
counterfeitsr brought to grief

The genuine article must have Dr. JOHN BULLS privat,
stamp each bottle Dr. JOHN BULL only has the right
manufacture and sell the original JOHN SMITHS Tos
SYRUP. of Louisville, KY Examine well the label
each bottle my private stamp is not each bottle
do not purchase you viii be deceived. See my column
advertisement and my show card. viii prosecute any
one infringing my right The genuine SMITHS ToSIC
SYRUr can be prepared only by myself.
The public's servant,
De-. JOHN BULL,
I5une1y Louisville. KY.
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u Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland.
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q t G. williams returned from Colorado last wee.
In consequence of having contracted severe ooia n
health improved BY his soourn in the mountains
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On long time low Of interest secured by farm
mortgages. r II. DRENNING.
Troy, Kansas Feb. "a 1876.
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n GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
~ FOB OUR NEW
Famdly Bible.

The best and cheapest in the Market 1900 Pictorial ~
Isfratioas Liberal commissions allowed For and
circulars write Immediately to the
ST LOUIS BIBLE PUBLISHING CO.
sept7.w4 3os Locust 81, 81. Louls, MO-
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~ prs, Crook and Ashmesd last week removed
tumOr weighing four from the LETT breast o.
young lady who since the operation has been prosper
ing finely.
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BeIlemont Lime Works.

'tHE undersigned has purchased the celebrated Lime
4 Works at Bellemont. DOniphan County Kansas lust
above ST. Joseph and will give his whole attention 10 the
business keeping constant supply of the very ar
cents per busheL
Aug. 81, ls76.-Iy. I'll HALL
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~ Mrs. Benjamin invites the ladies OF Troy ana '"
hats.
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Posts! Posts!

have for sale Five thousand good oak posts at oz
70 10 esats each for csh 10 exehaage for kind
Of young stock. yOHn II LINDe.
ang. ITm2- Whts Cloud. kansas
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~ W. P. Russell has all kinds Of school books Any
thing needed that he does not keep he viii order ana
furnish at list price. n
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II You get Machine Oils of all kinds al the 10"
at prices at Bickford &Sinclair's
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New Gesds! New Goods :

II All of the school books used and recommended
kept by Russell. IT.
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n Headlight and Radiant ParlOr OIL. at BictfOrd
Sinclair's-
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AGENTS.

BATES LOCKE 81 Park Row, New York.
s NJ PETTENGILL & CO., 81 Park Row. New York
GEORGE p ROwELL & CO.. 20 Park Row, New York
ROWELL & CHESMAN. St. Louis, Mo-
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MARRIED.

vECETINE
Strikes at the root of disease by purifying the blood
storing the liver and kidneys healthy action invgora
ting the nervous system.
VEGETINE
Is not a vile, compound, which simply purges
the bowels but safe pleasant remedy which is sure TO
purify the blood and thereby restore the health.
VEGETINE
Is now prescribed Of Scroa and other diseases
of the blood by of the best physicians owing TO its
great in curing all diseases of this nature
VEGETINE
Does deceive uvads into false hopes By purgng and
creating fictitious appetite bat assists in clear
and purifying the whole system leading the patient
gradually to perfect health.
VEGETINE
Was looked upon experiment for time by some
of our best physicians but those ncredul0ns In
gard it's merit, its most ardent friends and
supporters.
VEGETINE
Instead being pufed.u medicine has worked its way
present astonishing by actual merit in
curing all diseases Of the blood of whatever nature
VEGETINE
Says Boston ply sician has equal blood purifier.
edies had failed / visited the abratory and convinced
myself of its merit 1t prepared from barks
roots and herbs each of which is highly effective, and
they compounded in such manner to produce as
tOnishing results.
VEGETINE
Il acknowledged and recommended by physicians and
be the best purifier and cleanser of the
blood yet discovered and thousands speak in its praise
who have been restored TO health.
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n SelOvers Flour at LelAnds and warranted IS goo
"a apy other make
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C% Call on Condit over City Bakery. for those ne'
Centennial Pictures. They can't be beat.
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PROOF.
WHAT Is NEEDED.

Boston, Feb. %. 1871.
Mr. II. r. STEVENS
Dear Sir-AbOut year since found myself Ia q
feeble condition from general debility. yEGET1NE
strongly recommended to by friend who had been
much benefited by its / procured the article, and
after using several bottle restored TO health and
discontinued feel quite confident that there Is
no medicine superior for those complaints for which
il is especially prepared and would cheerfuly recon-
mend il to those who feel that they need something
store them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours
U. L. PETTINGILL.
4 Stafe Rosto
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New Goods! New Gseds!
CT yanBuskirk has just filed his house full OF new
goods which he offers at bottom prices He has every
thing from hair pin a suit of clothes. and doesnt
propose to be undersod One and all come and see him.
No trouble to show goods.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA.

Read tie JOlOc'Hs extract Of letter from Mrs. RiTsTS
a'Vs Of Rev. Dr. Rivers, Of the learned eloquent
and popaiar Aaisers Of the AstOdt Episcopal Church.
and ~hO is at prsssn, stationed BrOadav Oasre Louis
viIls, Ky.:
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FRANKLIN BABCOCK
Win negotiate loans for parties wishing borrow
money 3feb56.
Beek., Books.
At Bickord Sinclars will find every thing the
School line sept3O
~ large lot Of Constable Sales Justice sub
penas in civil actions just printed and for sale this
Office.
- Warranty Quit Claim and Mortgage Deeds for sale
at this Office.
II Chattel Mortgages and Bonds for Deeds for sale
this sfice.
~ SUPPLY of Police Judges Blanks just printed and
for sale at this Office.
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CINCINNATI Nov. &c, ls72
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-The two bottles of VEGETINE furnished
me by your agent my wife has used with great benefit
For long time she has been troubled with dizziness
and these troubles entirely removed
by the Of VEGETINE.
She was also troubled with Dyspepsia and General De-
bility; and has been greatly benefited.
TEOS GILMORE, 229t Walnut Street
, 1876-12-29

profitable under Tic most adverse conditions.
let nnyho'lY compare tho advertising columns
of thc nrnphc during the past Two month. with
nny daily papcr,-say, for instance, tic Iiun,-
and 1t will 10 seen that We have great many
more farors Of tlIat kind, and the papcr H. In
better rcputo with the bs1siue.s public, than tho
cl'caper morning Journals Tho Sim, however,
doubtless makes up tho difference In income be-
caltc of its larger circulation lnr IT. chcapncss.
While tis tr!tc that lilo original stoekl,nltlers
Ut the Graphic l,eyo apparently suffered, nonu
Of II. creditors haye ever had any cause of
complaint. Il Is tho fate Of all stroi4 Journals
to be tic subject Of malicious Roasip as well a.
Of open and covert opposition. Thero Ia nat
,rn! public S9rosIty about great printing cstal,;
Interest to the gosaips Of tho day; an,i w must
submit, as others i,ayc had 70 ,tnbntt, to q
great deal Ut foolish and woufd-be Injurious
criticism. Hut the conductors Of the Grarhie
have passed through trials Of this kind bciorc
without loss Of credit. and expect, ten years
from nov, to bc allo 10 look buck with great
deal Of t'oinposuro to the various cfIorss n,atlo
to iniuru ono u tho most creditabe newspaper r
enterprises ever attempted since tic Invention
OF tho art of printing.
, 1876-12-29

haro brought To lfeht In close proximity to the
l!ona. Hntc, snci, as tic immenec dnnh1o parallel
ee lave snee very n. ienote sni"nsy
acee.! of ehar!ots to Tic Acropol.s. 80 doubt
ase se et s n aenI s s 1a hyc ,:n whs @
~ gateway wIec1, irom the top i9wnwsrds,
ioor i. nine and halS ieet ii se M top and ten md
sni eahtioot bro.l Intel .6sfe ass tha sI.. .nsiii
which 4 corcls, arc fonr .1undsananlar holes fot
;he bolt, Of bnt.. Thc,a II one.foot three inei,
midst Ut tho threshold. wcro tf1e wt, wings Of tho
Eato arc Joined. Tho threshold further shows, on
H. s0st .e fooea nsS!s'y sat straight
&c Ialn ,vatter ihe fn:h 1t vhieh must Iave hten
.hfrshod which faces tae north il long afttteini
h. l,olS ,, Of peeatIar form, which IN tonie way
The large q. .o.e II tic ml.t of tho scsan ilatu
at !" IL % eearcoa. sss io s sS
T. T.. IT, t. !ong. and feet thIek ntnn INC
81 l. n rssf two
lclr long atfcschel fimi logs II' mi res.Sg 9iii,
their fore paws on either side ot IN altar, n tha
viii four circles. inc'o.c between Two horizontal
Myser Ts scnsas %sst lint besns ,,d T.
of tho two anfn,als usc broken oG ID wynnq,
Tor on euse examination 1 find that they
Were not cut out of tI,u samo stune together,
with The animals. Int that t!1oy wcru made srpa.
rsscly und fastened on them With buita; most
prol!nhly they ,rero of brunzn aud RIlded. This
aninals can icayc no donoi that they wc.o pnt in
Eepnratc5y. uwng to tho narrownehs Of tho space
the bcats Innst latc been exceedingly snail, and
must have eecn facing the spectator. AZ stated in
my ,rst lcttos FROM Myccn+ tho great rc schlance
Of thu horned nnttna In one Of Tho bns. rcliefs IN
Inn
tclicrc that tic latter alo fantnstlcnl animals
With horns. ~ thcltsancc Of eleven and one. half
feet from tho threshold il on either edu Of tho
inasonty, two feet broad aud high md three feet
long. which marks the sisr Of second cato uf
wood. llxyEY YrtlfIrMlsx
Nyrrsx ~ A'~'
, 1876-12-29
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Great Republican Newspaper.
DOLLAR WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE BEET PAPER roR THE
FAR1fER, MECHANIC,
BANKER, MERCHANT,
POLITICIAN, FLil[ILY.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1877.


PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The country hns parted through ferce Prcst
dcntai contesr, and Tho result has been left In a
dangerous and unsatisfactory shape on account Of
the unprecedented eloscness Of ihs election, tho
angry disputes 10 the votes Of certain stntcs and
tho failure Of the Constitution 10 provide any
tribunal 10 solve donlts decide CONTESTED points.
GOV. HAYES ELEcTED.
From the best light before II, TME TRIBUNE be-
licyes that Hayes has received 1B5 Eoctora! votes
against 1BA for Tidcn. and ia therefore entitled to
10 inaugnratcd President on the. 4th Of March,
1877. The highest good Of tho souti,, as we'll "A
Of tho North wonld be best prunutcd t1y his occu-
pancy Of the Executive Chair.
DAN0ER or ANOTHER WAN.
nut there are grave npprchcntlons That q rnt,An.
y, ravcEnu7 crowd OF ONCE 'scekefa uay rcsort 10
lawlcss and violent means to induct the defeated
candidate Into tho ntIlce Of chief Magistrate Al,
pcace.loving and Inv. abiding mon, irrespective 1f
party, ntuat stand together In this c:lsd, and
crush out tho fneendIary dcmagogucs who arc
threatening to light tho torch Of tntcrnoctno war,
which wuuld bring ruin and destruction upon the
country.
Tic coming year promises to bd tho most event.
fnl and exciting Of any since tho War. THE Trim
Use will do everything In lis power 10 aTc tho
President pcaecfullg anu lawfully inanguratcd ind
10 restore harmony and confidence In tia future.
Let US never despair OF the Republic.
REPUBLICAN, NEWSPAPER.
''o ~ nv w. ants" - icp@u'!ean
~ s4u eou. ~ 'uuen ~ AM otnes
~ ~ 'nn c"teo oa'ce 10 tae suecesA OF 'ta party. II
'u"ass M"eTcaoet' ana fearless " INC express
tlon Of It's vscs:, mud nms 10 liz right sathcr than
partisan: and while holding party high II lolds The
country higher.
9ESEHaL CHARACTER.
!ae general character OF the ClicASo TRIBUNE
u 100 "csl established to need rceapttnlation. In
s news department u IS second 10 no paper IN the
hlteu e'a1et' lac Weekly Edltioa eohtatns
eAscshily pfcparea summary OF INC ne~s or the
Hee"t b1onelt do"h 10 Inc houe or gong TO prcts.
Anefa's' po.it'ca' nnahe'a' eoc'a'' nHa assical+
t"PAN1 "At IG%kAlHK
f,.,u-., ,s.t14..,
, 1876-12-29
The Nnw York Graphic,

u.
Our ncighhnF, the 'sHH, hos 4 correspondent
who ts Indebted to lis Imagination for number
VI statements about tho Graphie Company. As
everybody connected with the establishment
knows, tho business of the Gtophic IL profit
ablo otlc,-the receipts frum all quarters moro
than eountcrhalancng thu o1tgocs. 1t certainly
Gust tl.e 1farhtc Co,Apanyn Ereat ticat ot money
to establish its business. lis material wus cx-
pc,tsiso. but Il now nus property OIL hand shcl,
r;'t.ld not au Replaced Tor less ttan eioo,ooo.
daily illustrated paper' # naturally isad great
many untrtcl mechanical pruble1is to solve,
Rhirh, OF cuuEae was costly to its Stockholders.
T., T,hen. While these experiments were going 81.
country has sullcrnd frou, hunl tlincs. Thu
business sselngenty injured many old-es-
tabliAhcd rapnrs, ltml lts lett to bank
ruptclea md changes Of uwnrrahip even ta
sn!lle IT thu oldest Ut l'u New furk Jn,rIlnls
of fruurtc, u now enterprise lku tho Gralhfc
could not expect to cstApu Hnscattcl hut VIZ
have lived during these fearful tints, have paii
un our Indebtedness NJ 1t Maturctl, llavu cn-
larged our mechanical facilities, 4ut have den1-
oHstratad not op}y Tho possibility of running
. abuceesstul paper, but hAyc ehowa how 1 great
nloso-lisaogtaphtc esnhNAMasat eau b. m1ua
, 1876-12-29
........ PROPOSALS.. 4.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
OFFICE OF noAMp or coMMlssIoNHRsl

OFFICE OF noAnD OF cnMMlsR1oSERs)
ul' Eu0k COUNTY,
EHI1AH',. Ire. -. iS70.
IN rursnanea Of aRtrurttus lll5 Hasi Of con,-
Kvsn tlat sealdd pro;;a: xiii H. rrcrivrtt BY liz
SanS ~ 27s tYSk a, oat9 ss4 @ t
sho%. drugs ahl n.dlgtilcs, hardware aud tlngstu.
tlothinE, dry Kuojs, faukru h0t!0i Rrurt5ts, four
Vegetables hay t1cl. sra~. sud leo required Tor tha
Use VI CUHk County for thu year Id77 10 o delivered
drGGl.
nta1cl ptophsa!l for furnishing hank tooks. btauk
foLnn, stationery. printing anI hIIE: fer tho rear
is73 VIII n Tt;eyct Iy The County lseafl Until Aoa-
Ali. thp lish day Ut ,lAu4Nry. II l.. HflucE.
AZ prapuSaI. n..I le ncc1infantcd i, ln,nr.:s.
Thy County uaFI Ica:ri - tir rlG 10 rsjv. any OF
III l,II4 =
Fur rsttnatrs of amounts and fuIihrr 1nfnrnat,as
billess will urpy to thu Clerk Ut the County u.IaEd
JOHN Ct}ALi,
uEIt L. ItuFfIAkN,
LtiiiS NCCAFFHEi,
r. 81, CLkAItT.
FATnlCk EAlsOLL.
Committee On Public seESIt&