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THE GREAT ANODYNE
AND NERvINE.

THE GREAT ANODYNE
AND NERvINE.
STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERs.
LiyER CoMPLAfiT aud every Species Of Isl Isl
pIGEsrloh II e ihs only cure for SICK HEAp:
t And 70 A t:is' T. sa Il e
= sSift and invari.bIs cure Of the pnBILIrY.
diately all EiRyUUsEEss and removes all trace,
AID % those SSs sasossd r 70 the the
OPIUM HABIf II isa pleasant and perfect 40
s,royins ali desire for 1t.
Pampaiet.
BELTS b.,s,n BIIf ~ DEPOT Is Camden street.
SAM'L TYLER, Jr,
WHOLESALE AGENT,
myl3 sn' sag 18th street. wsshinston. Q.
GREAT BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION
60 pieces har dc ONE Plain, Stripe and Dsmask Mo-
hairs at 81, worth 30; 100 pieces handsome l. awns
srd Percates, warranted fast colors. at Ia per
yard; pea, Stripe Summer silks at rs, 81, aud 81;
rich rlack Silks Mohairs, and Alpacas, in all best
grad.s. at low prices; Lu pin . All Wool, and Silk
and DOL Black Grenadin' 8, very cheap.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
Fine Cashmeres, Creto.s lmbszines, DeLain,
and Tsmese Cloths 10 all best makes, 10 4, ~
Linen Sheetings, Table pamasks, Napkins ana
Toueiings.al ct low d.wH prices, to sui, the pres
ture, q
J.. w. COLLEY'S
CHEAP COREER, sol, sIH St..
nyl3-tr Market Space.
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COAL AND WOOD.
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
SOUTHERN HeME SCHOOL,
1917 lss n. enables ST +. BALTIMORE, nd.
EsTARLIsHEp 1sl2.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB YOUNG
Fail session begins THIRD WEDNESDAY, in
eeptsmbtr.
pnrxc,p.,s Mr.. and MRS. WILSON n. OAREY.
( MRS. GIN JOHN PEGRAM.
French the lang Gage spoken.
To accommodate parties visiting the Centeanisi.
young ladies may be entered prior 90 the begin ,ag
Of school term. mylIeosU
w Yotns Ladtes. Mrs. g. L. CApY, Principal.
Hew Haven, Conn. Sand for circular. mars 6m
EEGLIsH, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL ST.
Il LECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 9le
SON, Princfpal.-The eighth annual session begins
on the 18th OF September, 1873. arg14-ly
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MISERABLE AND CHEAP.

Another case coo yards White Victoria LAWN
in short lengths, at Ike worth Sac
70 pieces Plain Plaid, and Striped GREHA-
50 pieces Plain. PLAID, and Striped MOAAIRS, at
CSC reduced from 3hc.
Good Black SILK 75c., 81 and A1.2s.
Is pieces MATING fron auction, at 2ec, 23c.,
snd 3sc., the Sc. number worth soc.
full stock OF UNDERWEAR cheap.
Frank Leslie . cut paper PATTERNS.
All the above goods bought since the decline,
which enables us 10 offer great bargains.
GEO. j. JOHNSON q CO.,
myIseo I'll Market spaos.
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~ FOLK Cystic DEPOT. Cal 30
street rorth.est. Self and Hard Grabs, oys ogS
may6-lm N WHITE & 90,
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"THE LITTLE s1OEE AE0UND FaE Ooh
DEALER In IVY fkin E1Gnh1 RiYs axaocxxIxs,
VINES IQg0Rs, Il.
Between Psnna. avenue and IT,,
uvs I'm WWhinatun, ID. o.
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LOST AND FOUND.
PERSONAL

DERsONAL.-No matter whether you rent or
II orn your house., you should read B. Fl WAR
NIR'S column OF" W anted" in the Republican.
myli3t
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NOhEf TO LOAN.
$4,000 to loan on choice real estate, IN gums OF
from ESQ 20 III 90, ct and 10 per cent Interest
A few sums ct per cent. in from 81 Oe 20 oO,eo
b. IL. WARMER,
marll corner 7ih and streets.
GSO TO $1,000 INVESTED IN STOCK
SCU PRIVILEGES PAYS LARGE PROFITS.
Write for " page book, Men and Idoms Of W Ali ~
and Wall ST. Review. SENT FREE.
JOHN HICKLlN9 CO.,
cc7 ly Bankers and Brokers, ~ Broadway MY
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All the latest styles OF Spring and Summer Gar.
iiages, q eyery descItption, now onnk2|
duced prices. Second. hand Carriages ct
g close out SSn, Il Ne oss
mil 81 Repository b Factory. 10-l14 9Th 81. nv
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OeIEKISe FUND. " AsHIseIos, p. O.. nsy
O'Clock noon, Tor the saie % the Comnis Of
Six Per Cest. Ten year tBowsnl Bonds Of the late
cor porstion Of Wsshineton. The Oommieioners
ROT deem sseSsntsseeHs p order q the Coma Is
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

Mr.. Muir the principal of schools. has not been
able to attend school for days of a
attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs John Price Mrs McCrum, and Miss Matte Walk
attended the funeral Of Mother Leak at Troy Many
friends Of Father Leak deeply sympathne with him in
his bereavement.
The Sunday Schools Of Doniphan preparing for a
Christmas Tree
The Presidential election to be very interesting
far the inone day for Hayes and the
next for Tdenso that both parties feel good every 9th
er day. The curtain will drop soon.
Mr. A. Bremen has bought and received all the
Mr.. Poirier. of wsttena.
Our blacksmith and fellow townsman Joseph Schletz-
baum has been suffering from asthma for several days
W. II. N-sbt ia buying more grain paying better pri
to other grain buyer in the County
During election day three got hold of voter;
held him, while the second poured the whskey down
the third candidate took hs ticket wrote his
it,
Our better half and boy baby have gone Nilsson ri
visiting. We play shoot robin now, il don't
get our fingers Bit
Monday was fearful day. Wind in the north, elect
ing, showing. blowing. and cold.
Our druggist has had heavy Ayers pills. since
the election The disease be what is termed the
Tildeu wave
elected.
Uncle Jim Forman says those Republicans Geary
City went back him. The is obvious: they
never intended to go any other way
Sew eral of buck ague in Shutdown. JONATHAN.
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Severance Iseos

Monday SNOW with cold wind from the north
POLITICAL e1etement Is subsdins only 70. are fool
hn enough 70 YAK aoout war. The rank and ME have
$40 80 "'"eu'
ran.s;,, m. .ArS've so'e' cas-, - ".' n''sf
hin e. PERSONS were o''''e' W A"""
Shr,.t. lep"''eAn';
,r,u
D. W. Mor,e T,.,.nr.,
Tie Conx,.h,.. IN - u.c.
ON bo,b ,,.l., r., D.. - u;,.
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COMPLETED JUNE lO,h. 1876.

The extension of the ST. Louis Kansas City aud North.
ern Rdil,cdy from Ferguson Station To
The ~. Lssis Union Depot,
Eleven miles,) completed June TO- All Passenger
Trains arrive and depart to and from the Union De.
pot where connections are made with all Eastern and
Southern lines This extension passes through the
beautiful FOREST PARK also the interesting and
picturesque portion of suburban ST. Louis and surround
ing country.
This Compony has just published beautifully colored
engraving, entitled "A Birds Eye Tie,c Of ST. Louis,
showing the Union Depot the the tunnel
under the city the bridge the Mississippi River and
the Relay House, East st. Louis
For copies of this engraving free address C. X LORD
General Passenger Agent ST. Louis. 22june.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

CHICAGO. Nov. ID.
Wheat-In good demand and lower Ma. spring. 81 lOt
10l cash 81 liz al lla December; 81 23 al leg Jan
uary No. spring 81 o.
Corn-Fairly active and shade higher 44ic cash 44c
November; 43sc December.
Oats-Steady. 32ic cash 33tc December 5ic January
Rye-Ea-ier at GOT a6lc.
Barley-Heavy 74ic cash 75c December.
PUrk-Active firm and higher; SIC 10 bid cash SIS ia
the year SIS IS January.
Lard-Actve firm and higher $40 90 cash; e. s1s De
cember, year January.
Bulk Meats-Fsirly active and shade higher; shoul
ders 81 d6ic short rib Ell asic short clear u assc
Cattle-Receipts, $500. Active steady and firm cows
and butchers 81 s5d3 as sockers 0sd3 l2s Colorado
Steers g 65d 20 good shipping a 62i go
HGgs-Receipts 1900. Ste ady, firm and unchanged
extra to heavy choice Is 50 66 90 light shipping
and packing. IS 1905 go.
Sheep-Receipts, Loo. Nominal.
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ST. LOUIS MARK EFT.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. Is.
wheat-Higher No. fall 81 e2i cash and bid No
Der No do 81 Is cash; 81 l6 December No. do 81 O5i
bid.
Corn-Firmer; No. mixed, 41ld41sc bid cash and No
vember sales at sole the year.
Oats-Bettar; No. mixed, 3llc cash and bid NOvem-
Der.
Rye-Higher at 5e d5sic
Barley-Unchanged prime to fancy Minnesota sc q
81 Isl No Kansas and Nebraska. 60d65c.
Lard-Better 50 62A spot $40 90 next week.
Catte-Steady and fair demand for butchers and ship
ping grades. little doing and prices unchanged.
ogs-dA ctive and strong workers. IS 400 Is 50 pack
ing IS 6Od5s5.
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ANN Can't be made by every agent every month in
vuIIN the businsss furnish but those willing to
ASSS work cab easily dozen dollars day right
WV In their localities Have no room to ex-
plain here. Business pleasant and honorable Women
and boy. and girls. d. we'll We will furnish
you complete Odit free The business pays better than
anything else We will bear expense OF starting you
Particulars free Write and Farmer. and nee
ies their and daughters aud sH classes need Of
paying work at home. should write u.s. and learn all
about the work AZ Wow is the time. Don't delay
Address TKrE X Co, Augusta Maine l9oet-
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DoN.PHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judpe Cd Judicial District-P l. HUBBARD
Comfy Commissioners-FRED. HARPsTEK- Crkus LEiAN
JR, A. LARZELERE.
Sherif-THoMAs j. VANDERsLicE.
Clerk Of District Court-FRANK BROWN.
Treasurer-RoBEKT TRACY.
Coupty Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELIs-
County Attorney-w. d. WEBB.
Probate Judge-RoBEKT WILKINSON
Register of Deeds-F. II. DRENNINe
Snneriutepdeut oi Public Instruction-D ID. kosk.
f,oroper-DR. VIM REEDER.
Suryevor-JAMEs F. FoRNAN.
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Tswnship O0eers.

The following is complete list of Township omeer'
elected in the Townships of this County. Al the
recent election:
Trustee-John A. Chapson.
Clerk-Frank Kzull.
Treasurer-Thomas H. Moore
Constablss-samuel C. Doney. Z. W. Craig Scott
Thomas
Road over,.sr,-Dstrict No . II. W. Patton No. j.
A. Renfro No. T. John breeding. No. D. Samuei SPrns
err No G. james Shaffer. No. =. ALVIN AcKer 80 o.
George W Moore. No. 9. P. Wyatt. No TO- Robert
Sparks
Trus,ee-Robert p. Shulsky.
Cierk-wm- E. Foster
Treasurer-D W. Morse
Couxt.blss-T. C. MCGEE, Joel Ryan. Jr
Road oysrseers-District No. 1, II. s. Kelso. No H.
II Reuuecser No. C. ysnhorn. No. l. John fau
w. No S c. McClem. No. 6, p Maher. No. !, Ns
than spripger No. g. A. Hartman. No. 9, John Aherd'
No TO- Abram Bennett. No. IL, A. Morley
GENTLE
Trustee-R. N. Steele.
CIerk-D p. Carpenter.
Treasurer-H c. wykert.
Coustable.-E rank Berry. n. c. Bailey
Read over,eers-District No. l, Ii. Calvert No. =
JoSeps Walker No. ), Sias Stone. No. l. lsom Cox
M s J. McCarty. No. I, J. c. White No. o. LOUIS
Pullman, Jr.
Trustse-M. T. Landon
Clerk-w. D. Stewart
Treasurer-Isaac f. Weyer.
Copstabes-J II. Floyd, James A. Vineyard.
Road oye,seers-Distrct No. l. 5. b. Wright No. =
I.m.. VINEYARD No T. W. W. Bullock. No.3 ID. Cor
peliu, No 6, b. P Curtis No. !, Joseph Kent.
WASHINGTON
Trustee-Constant Porier
Clerk-H. ID. Hunt
Treasurer-J. L. Brady
C,u,tables-J F. Paul Joseph Henderson, Robert NC
Pherson. ~. NJ q
po.a over,eers-District No /. Allen Porter NO. =
n Fry No 3 L. Fee No T. e. M Waa"'e'
BuRR-OAK.
Trustee-Joseph Hill.
Clerk-James Row.
Treasurer-Thomas Fleming.
Coustables-A. Denning. K Fox
Road Overseers-District No. l. D. H. "hh"'"' w.
Joseph Vaughn. No. ;, p Tindle
MARION.
Trustee-H. G. Hewins.
Clerk T. Searcy.
Trrasurer-wm Ii. Deckard.
Cous,ables-G W. Randolph, A. H. Carrier
Read oyer.eers-District NJ. 1, p. Pauey Ne. L.
,,ds-son No 4 s. Slirwalt No. 5. Herman Ihris'ei'
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sheriff. Sale.

THE STATE OF KANSAS tss.
In the District Court for County State
&C Hyatt, Plaintiff.
XXX Stout }Defsnaaat.
NrOTICE 4. hereby gi nat will. the nth day
N ~ December 4 D. is.6, a the hour Of two O'Clock
p NJ OF -aid -ae north do Of the Court House
In The CITY Of Troy Deniphan County State Of Kansas
Offer for sale public auction for cash. the following
-ried real estate wit: The south quarter the
south west quarter Of section sixteen 6l township
three 81 Of tweDtyOn 2lb In Donipban County
Kansas Taken the property Of G.. G. hyatt and offer
ed for sale highest bidder for cash. satisfy
tain Judgment far costs Of record In the District
Court Doniphan County in the State Of Kansas In
which c. C.. Hyatt plaintiff aud X. Stout was de-
PENDANT
Appraised at 500
r. j. yANDERsLIcE,
sheriff Of DonphAn County.
yox~nbsr q ,z,e-sw Prs fee. 900.
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SheriH-s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. 81

STATE OF KANSAS. }ss.
Do.rHAx COUNTY.
Tn , p.riet cour. for Dnphan County State Of Kansas
John T. Kirwan. Plaintiff }
Bolivar Bayne. Defendant)
,yorrcE 4. hereby given that will the 9th day
~ November A. D. 1916. at the hour Of O'Clock. p.
az aid day at the North door Of the Court House in
,h civ Of Troy in Doniphan County State Of Kansas
5~r Tar .ae at public auction for cash. all Sse night
all, and defendant Bolivar Bayne In and
n, the following described real estate TO w.t. The North
s..f ouartei THE Northeast quarter OF Section one M
in Towpsip ,Iree a. Of Range nineteen 49, Doniphsn
euusy state Of Kansas Taken a. the property o. Bo
var Bsyue and offered for sale 70 the highest bidder Tor
cs.h 10 satirfy eentain Judgment and eost< now Of
record in the Dtssict Court for oonphan County IN the
state Of Kansas IN which John krwan Is paanun and
Bolivar Raype u defendant
Aupraisrd 81 the sum II eco %.
Cves under my hand, this ssfh ~ o. 0essssf a. u
ls1S. 80. ~ ganSf f,s...
o...- a ,s7e-sv Prs fec $1,000
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gueal Mattsrs.

For apy other length Of time in accordanee With the
above rates which apply only regular ADVERTISING
Busiuess cards of lines or less, 3 year.
For legal and transient advertisements u per square
for the first insertion and so cents square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices viii be charged 50 per cent extra and
editoris advertisements and personal
Eight lines of solid Nonpareil make one square All
fractions Of half square and over are counted as full
Xd -er;isements requiring to be certhed TO- viii be
chars ed the cost certifying In addition to the regular
rates. &.
- JoB WORK Of all kinds done short notice, as
,oS q the times will admit. All Job Work must be paid
for wbep tax from the office.
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Grain Dealers,

ID =. HERRING 4 co. are prepared To pay the high
ID est prices for all kiad. Of GRAIN Parties wishing
To sell Grain. viii tad 70 their interest TO call on u,
Aso dealers In General Merchandise A new stock OF
Vail add Winter Goods jus. rsceiyed q pces 70 meet
vny competition B. y. HERRlSG w
Highland Station, Oct l9-tx,
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For Stomachs Out of Order

No medicine viii efectually improve the tone Of the
so mach IS these Pills they all aeidty occasionei
shef by lntnperance improper diet They reach the
r anu reduce II 10 healthy action; they wonder
iuiS eneaos IN cases ct spasm-in fact they fail
In curing all disorders of the liver and stomach
HOLLOWAY 5 PILLS the hest known in the world
Tor the following diseases: Ague Asthma Bilious Com
plants Botch.s On the skin, Bowels Consumption De-
biity Dopsy Dysentery Fry speas Female Irregular.
mes fe'ers OF all kinds Fits, tiout Headache Indiges.
non Inflammation. Jaundicr, Liver Complaints Lumba.
co. Piles. rheumatism Retention of Urine ScrofuIa or
hing Evil Sore Thruat-, Stone aud Gravel Tic Dounur.
esux Tumors Ulcers Worms Of all kinds Weakness from
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
diIHs TONIC SYRUP has been counterfeitetl and
nterfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

The genuine article must have DR. JoHS Bulls private
stamp each bottle Dr. JOHN BULL only has the right
manufacture veil the original JOHN SMITHS Ton
SYRUP, of Louisville, KY Examine well the label
each bottle If private stamp is not each bottle
purchase you will be deceived. See my column
advertisement and my show card. 1 will prosecute any
one infringing ON my right The genuine SMITHS TOXIC
SYEUP can be prepared only by myself.
The public's servant,
DIR. JOHN BULL.
lJnnely. Louisville, Nv.
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sheriff. Sale.

SheriR's Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS. lss
COUNTY OF DoSIrHAN.
J. G.. Waterman,
J. Il. Bernard and Plaintiffs.
). e. Beach,
samuel Maauilksu ct al Defendants.
NOTICE l. hereby given that will the 9TH day oi
n December A D. i-76.ai the hour Of clock r. "
Of aid day at North door Of the Court House In the
eify Of Troy Donipbzn County, State Kansas s-r
for public auction for cash the following de-eb
ed real Wit: Al al Block thirteen 49, East
Troy Donphan County Kansas Taken the prop. rty
Of Samuel Msquilken and offered for sale hzhest
bidder CASH satisfy certain Judgments and costs
record in the District Court fur Doniphan coun
tie State of Kansas in which Waterman & Bernard
plaintiffs and Samuel MAaulkcn ct al defendants
Appraised at the sum Of 800.
Given undss my hand this Goth day Of October A D.
ls.s I'll yANDERSLICR
Sheriff Of Dobiphan County.
Nov. > ls76-5w. Prs fee. $40 %.
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At the September term of the District Court .ae
Grand Jury indicted the ST. Joseph and psDse, ."s
Railroad Company that pond Of sfsnanI wafer ~
n, Ju,ion The attorney Of the road rsqnss.ed IN,
County Attorney not 10 prosecute ss 'ne 'u
,,r,rl H. but nearly everybody in that vicinity
hen down with disease evidently contracted BY
,..,ileuce breeder Docs the County Attorney n'ehu "
pro,ecute the Company according to law AND o0"e'
"a amen the culverti
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

We publish the Official vote oil the Coun'y IN TINS
ISSUE Il is the only Official and correct table 'hA' mas
b.,n pubshed and will do to preserve for reference
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Notice by Publication.

Notice by Publication.
In the District Court the Second Judicial District
State of Kansas sitting within and for Doniphan County
Joseph W. Collins, Plaintiff.
Theodore Collins.
Hannah Taylor, aad
K b Taylor. her husband,
Mary J. Mansfield. and
John s. Mansfield her husband.
VIM. 7. Collins.
Charles Z. Collins.
Margaret Wells. and
James s Wells her husband
Daniel Collins and
James Collins, Defendants
NyHEODORE COLLINS. William T. Collins. Daniel
Collins and Collins. residents Of the State
OF Kansas and each Of will take notice that
have been sued Joseph w. Collins in the abpvreati
tied scfou in the District Court Of Donrhan County.
Kansas that he fled his petition said action in said
Court on the day Of October ID Is.6 and tina,
said petition or before the 9Th day Of De
cemi~r A H. is7S said petition viii be taken true,
and udsnent ali be resdered in action against you
Tor the partition the following described ands situate
in Donphan Cepnty, Kansas. towit Jhe south east
quarter Of section twenty two fss in toxnship f,
Of range twenty c and the nf.r-st Of each party.
plaintiff and defepdants herein be apart &, him
her in s~veraty; partition Of said land be
made then that said snd be sold the proceeds
brought into Court AMI anPortoned among the parties
according to their respectise interests
Attorney fur Plaintiff
Attest: FRANK Bpowx Clerk.
o. 8-fv. Prs. fee. s12-so
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II All people would undoubtedly prefer Nhead
of hair gruwn upon their heads. to being a, OIL
wearing false hair and it has been the style of many
of our learned find remedy to restore the hair
when it has fallen out and its color after it has be
come gray Such a remedy has been found and is now
offered to the void under the of Halls Vegetable
Scilian Hair Remover; and to verify this statement
read the following
This is to certify that very bald; in fact my
head perfectly smooth and it is in my fam
lily grow bald early in life. have used four bot
ties of Halls Vegetable Siczn Hair Remover; and the
hair has grown all my head, and is a nat
urzl brown.
hartley CONL0N.
ScIrio JENNINGS Co. IND.
May 2s ls6s.
Personally appeared before BARLEY Conlon and mp
o OATH says the above statement is true.
MG. BUTLER, Notary Public.
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Rue,xaea, Flour and Maple syrap at Craney's

-, We learn that diphthcria is prr-zinng !" e"ns'd
cradle extent throughout the -srounding country anu
..v.raI children have died Of the disease.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature of j. HAYpocK
rs agent Tor the United States surrounds each box OF
Pills and Ointment. a handsome reward will he yven 10
rendering such information ~ NAV lead 10 The
detection of party parties countereitiny the med
icnes vending the knowing 10 b., snnrinns
=. Sold at the mandatory OF Professor HOLLOWAY &
CO.. New York. and by all respectable druggists and
dealers in medicine throughout the civilized world i'm
boxes al p cents 6a cents and 81 each
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
n. B. Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder affixed 10 each box.
Office, liz Liberty Street, N. Y.
November IS-6-Iv
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NO., IN Before the People:
p..,;v.I ..a Oyster supper.

TIL. vuns folks of Tro, and vicinity propose giving
wednesday evening of next week the I'D inst les
tvs, and oyster supper the Court House Tor 'he
sst of Rev W. L. Leak. They Soralaly ,n'''e eve.
o', ,.,iussl in 6aa4cial way, of their frisn d.
M, md esteem FOR him.
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- No use taIking-seeing is believing. Van Buskiri
will sell You anything . cheap Is the cheapest
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u Overooats, Overcoats Overcoats Overcoat' Over
c,ats Mt Van Buskrk'a