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SALES AT AUCTION.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
-rHK AEssKs. LEAvirr. AulTIoSEERs.
THIS WEEK
rn's wrDsrsqAI sl sa.ss rs T FRIDAY EVEN
GENERAL s''s' TiSFiELD SCOTT.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. December i,,S: and
n, the BIT Broadway. and on Tree e1hio
'F F tsf aEcTfs EIfs1T.rs IL o
Tn. entire Collection Of Paintings belonging the late
traits q dstnrnshsd ashnston Irving and ssher.l
4rs.- prins,psis 1msriesn, Also number Of Paintings
from the French Centennial Exposition. &c. &c
Among tho Ars'''' rsp'sIsp'fa p%MspicsS ass'-
co'msa ss! psI.s ss"a h's1SSi' bsrs%s g
Ws: TSnss. Homer n Marin xsEnsss IMhsssss Tsi'
< A0i". . D .sniil'. ySSfisy ys,PI S. &C.
% s'fs" Ts:.se 'fSs fsso AfSss s1sss
rHuRpy TIE coFSATE reibIy BAAER M cqLk5cTIoS
Dee J. and D. a. o'clock each day lay "D~
ORIENTAL GEMS AND BaIc.A.BRAc.
The exceedingly fine and valuable eosr.i.n q veil
~ Snss nn.
besn.y rs.i,yRsh scresns IN Embroidered
u % a..
Sas Sssry on. sSaJ ss'sss'S
This superb collection now on exhibition .. Clinton Hall
-TCNIS JOHNSON. AuCTIONEER
n. (oid stand) 81 Nassau st.
THIS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK
SPLENDID COLLECTION OF
OLEOGRAPHS, ENGkASlkGS, &C.
All these fine pictures subjects and with the
modern style Of frames
Tomorrow. THURSDAY. at II O'Clock.
FIFTY MAGNIFICENT MUSIC BOXES.
playing from 10 70 frat class tunes.
together with handsome assortment OF superb bronze
manei Sets Clocks Figures, Vases Coups; also fine col
lcction Of Oil Paintings
On SATURDAY
Household Furniture.
A UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniture. Propertv. &c. worth over $JO.UO.
be sold THIS Wednesday, MORNING.
commencing At 10 O'Clock, at the
elegant Ave story brown mansion
No. l2O West I'D st., near 9th av.
Two elegant rosewood Pianolores ono Stenway Son.
and Windsor upright, 800 and 81 COOS magnthccnt
rosewood Eagcrc Curtains Mirrors latest style niad
Paror suits covered In satin, brocatei and rep; niad
Oil Pxinttngs Chamber Suits black walnut Dress
Ing Cases, BedsteAds spring and hair Mattresses Carpets
kc BOOKCASES dJ volumes choice Books Ladies' Sccreta
rios Library Tables Turkish Suits Dining Room Buffet Ex
tension Table solid walnut Chairs In leather China DIM
and Tea Sets Lounges Hat stand Also basement and
servants Furniture. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctoneer
n. D.-t;oods packed and shipped, city or country
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playing from o 70 frat class tunes.
together with handsome assortment OF superb bronze
ante Sets Clocks Figures Vases. Coups; also fine col
lccson OF Oil Paintings.
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- Warranty, Quit Claim and Mortgage Deeds for 81
at this office
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You, through delegates In regular Cs.vention
ssmbled ssanstthe wishes and efforts Of Cy Leland J
nominated me for the Legislature in second District
When the conventios had done th thsr and that
of indiv iduai delegates completed and my nouina
ton wss left with the psopls Republicans Of this
Distinct leave II with you But Cy. Leland dec not
and he Is aeorng to defeat IL he the party
himself and we must do his bidding Upon what Dea,
doth our Caesar feed that he hes grown 20 greatf"
shan not speak Of myself except that Cy Leland dsor
ganizer whose motto Is rule or ruin has mortgage
upon me- and am where you placed me.
Respectfully.
THOMAS ". HEATLEY.
Republican nominee for the Leg. Sec. Dis
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r~ new invoice Of Mems and Boys bcots. rs cheap
=. thew can be found in the west, at Van Buskirks
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r. Ladies merino wrappers and drawers just rseei
"a A. Van Brskirk's at very low pricesL
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generally supposed by cert,in class Of citizens.
who practical experienced that Dyspepsia
not invariably be cured but pleased to that
GRxExs AueUsT FLOWER has never, 70 our knowledge,
failed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all its
FORMS snch Sour Stomach Costveness Sick Headache
Palptation of the Heart low spirits, &c. &c. Out OF
900 dozen bottles sold last year. single failure
reported Thousands Of complimentary letters received
from Druggsts of wonderful Three doses will
heve any Try it, Sample bottles 10 cents Regu
lar size cents For sale by W. p. Russell Druggist.
Troy, Kansas.
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GEORGE p. ROWELL II co.

Ok Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name 10
90 cts, postpaid. L. JONES & CO., Nassau. n. Y.
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@. % eSe Ne..a.i.. q Colorado,

By the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad the new
and popular line from Atehon and Kansas City via the
beautiful Arkansas Valley Puebio. Colorado Springs
Denver Canon CITY, Cucharas Del Norte Trinidad, San
t. Fe and all points in Colorado New Mexico and An
Special round trip tickets to Denver only ESQ NJ
lowing stopo privileges both the main line and
at Co,orado SPRING. Manitou and Pixies Peak Low EN-
igrant rates to the San Juan Mines.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between the Missouri
River and Rocky Mountains without eha..e- Close con
nections made Pueblo with trains for Denver and
Northern Colorado.
For maps. time tables and the San Juan Guide" ad
dress. TT. ANDERSON. Gen. Pass. Agt,
Ejuly. Topeka Kan.
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II saso for barrel of Salt at Noyes & Co.'S.
CeMPLxrED JUNE le... 1875.

The exfension Of the st. Losis Kansas City and Worth
en- Raiiseoy from Ferguson Station to
The 30. Losis Uaien Depot,
eleven miles) completed June 10. All Passenger
Trains arrive and depart to and from the Union De
pot where connections made with all Eastern and
Southern lines This extension passes through the
beautiful FoREsr PARK also the most interesting and
picturesque portion Of suburban St. Louis and surround
ing country.
This Compony has just published beautifully colored
engraving. entitled "a Birds Eye Tier If ST. Louis
showing the Union Depot the entrance to 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. K LORD
General Passenger Agent St. Louis. 22une.
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TROY KANSAS. Nov 1, 1876.


Tn rrr.n.nee to call the Republican Central Committee
If "a Representative District met at tn Court house
in TROY Oct 2s 1876 at O'Clock p m and organized
the election of W. D. Stewart Chairman, and s. N 'ohn
son. Secretary.
Henry Boder Jr stated the object of the meeting was
IN take into consideration the propriety OF
or requesting the withdrawal of Thos Heatey
of committee all present j. b. Kennedy wan
from voting.
On molten Of G. Leland T. ". Heatley was respec ady
rsore.t.a to withdraw from the candidate o'
Representative from the Cd District
nep' w.D. STEWART, Chm.
Cacsv
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schenck,s Pulmonic Syrup for the Cure of
Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
The great virtue Of this medicine is that IL riprps the
matter and throws il out Of the system pues the blood
and thus effects cure.
ScHExcK's SEA WEED Toxic, FOE THE CrRE OF DYsrEr-
sIa, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces healthy action If the .taua ch
creating appetite forming chyle and caring the
obstinate Of indigestion
ScHExcKs MANDRAKE Pills, THE CURE OF LIVER
COMPLAINT, &c
These Pills are Alternative. and proilce healthy &C.
tou of the liver without the least danger a, they are
free from czlome and yet more efcacious r.srng
healthy action Of the Liver.
These remedies are . certain for CONSUMPTION As
the Pulmonic Syrup rptns the and purihcs the
blood The Mandrake Pill act upon the liver create
healthy bile and all Diseases Of the liver often
cause II The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
strength the stomach makes good digestion and
enables organs form good blood and thus creates
healthy circulation Of healthy blood. The combined
action II these medicines as thus explained will
every Consumption. il taken time and the use
of the medicines perseverefl IN.
Dr. Scbenek is professionally his principal Office
Sixth and Arch Sis. Philadelphia every Monday
where all letters for advice must be addressed.
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fseasg essssss Z

Ts the Wsrkiag C1ass.-We arr now prepared TO
furnish all classes with constant employment at home
the whole the time for their spare moments Bns
ness new light profitable Persons Of either
sy frum 50 cents To IS evening aud proper
tonal By devotng their whole time TO the bviness
Rows and girls nearly much That all who
e this may send their address and test the bust
make this unparalleled offer; To such not
well satisfied will send dollar pay the fro-
bic OF writing Full particulars samples worth
dollars to commence work and . copy Of Home asd
Fre-de the largest and best lastrzted Pubca-
tan. ali sent free by mail Reader II you perms-
nent profitable work. address. GEoEsE STISsox & Co,
Portland. Maine octl9.
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NOeice Tbis.

In another part Of paper will be found the adver
tsement of Waterman Bernard who wish to sell all
the Lumber wanted in Doniphan and Brown Counties at
ST. Joseph Elwood for the prices at either place
They always sell Lumber at the very lowest prices and
they especially invite correspondence from any wish
ing purchase Lumber They prepared to drer by
the load at any point the st. Joe & ID. G. and
A N. Railroads. and they guarantee entire satisfac
ton in Quality and Price Good stabling for teams.
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SHERIFFS PROCLAMATION
OF THE
Time of Holding a General Election.


THE STATE OF KANSAS,
III. CT. -. >. IN ., H..
C., Gssna wv " '''''''' "'''' p''N'" ''' e"'"e
-xnU w ,,,,r Thomas v,s.-,. c.,s -
N Doniphan County Kansas by virtue Of authority in
vested do by this proclamation give public notice
that the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday (beng
held general election at the several voting precincts in
s ana the oeers To De chosen at that time are
as follows n-"it; .
rrn,,.J sI'.s Vi eS'ue"' An" Iesiaeh' Oh 'he
Ranrssenta,ir. in Co,g,es. s,- tho E;-s, f,n..; =,
D;,,ffc, i' 'o' '"e S' NonSfessiohai
GnY.rnor
Lieutenant Governor.
Sndi,ar ~ ~ 80, s,'1 1r,,, farm,
auS;tor " go , ~ All rn n
Trras1rs ~ of STAFF .1 Pf Mi termp V'
reasur' II S,ats u t,a s ttrrn 1.,,
attornev Gen.ral
At.orbes -I I; A.. cr
e.rins Q, ,he y. I p oonrt
Ind, N tba D;strict Can't If III $500 T. ;;, n:
ydse Oh 'he DiS'ie' 'ou' Oh 'he second Judicial Dis
tr, S,, S.,r ,, tho r,;., S.,,n..
Namh.r 81 The Hem. of Psnr...n,a,i., ~, H. ~,
emoeI oi .hs IN; .uSc oI OF the Legs
hi,aie iton - s r. U r., ~ p ,e Dis.rlct
,,r , H. S.nonJ .,i NIL? 'he Legs
a,aIs from me 10 seSpnu he district
. :" IN .h Ttd o. the Legs
a. s,, ro s, .n1 n sia IPesen's'e pistret
Probate Judge,
Coun, Snu,,in;,,a.,, Of p,,,,;. Y,.,.;
county SUPERINTENDENT oil Public instruction,
One LoWnsniP r,us'ee IN eacr township
0 ne T Tomnsh;P T T IN .s T.; noS LIMP.
One Iownship treasurer N each township
i've C.ns'a1les ID eaeh township except Iowa and
" a pi mnien ~ eet' 70 .nrs s
One Road overseer IN each Road District in each Town
ship.
ia N I'm 70 the Consutnuon
oil the State oil Kansas VIII also be voted upon:
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.. 1.
Senate Joint ResoIution M nrano.ing q.
,i & d N;a ~ ~ ~ me
nf Kans,s r,istn1 IN snoronri,tions and Conty os;
GERS.
r., II r.ord IA. N, L,1a,r, of m, STAT, of Eansos tro
s;rJ IN ~, ~, Ia.,aisr .Isr,sG 10 ,aeS 1,ss
therein:
Sr,T,ox tn. souor;,, ,,,no.;,,,,. =, ,,,, a..
L..
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COCO

AAAA Can be raie by every agent every month In
VIyN the business furnish. but those willing to
ASSS work can easily earn dozen dollars day right
OOOU in their own localities Have room to
plain here Busine-- pleasant and honorable Women
and boys and girls do well as We viii furnish
Won copst Outfit The business pays better than
anything, else We will bear expense ef starting you
Particulars free. Write and Farmers and meehzB
cs their ,ons and dahters and all classes in need Of
paving work ct home should write TO u.s. and learn al
about the work at Nov is the time Don't delay
Address TUE Co., Augusta, Aaine- l9oct-
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To WY Friends.

In reply to your call in last weeks CHEF asking me 20
bscone candidate for Representative, will say thai
the poston is not desired by that never have haa
any ambition to be member of the legislature out
II il the wish Of my Republican friends under tue Gil
cpmstapces can reason why should aiSieE'
the call considering what the party has Done i'r me-
m , hes, f,iends and to my friends submit, much
against my own desire
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Dsaiphan Items.
Quarterly meeting of the NJ E. Church, vii be held in
Doniphan ON the first Saturday and Monday in Novem.
Der 1876.
John Tomlinson Esq. of Atchison, up, Saturday.
John full business good looking lots of fun
good clothes and is q Democrat all
D. D. Rose Of Troy, the aabe. c,cial and gentleman.
y Superintendent of Public Instruction down Fri
day evening. He is a candidate for re election Nj.
Rose will &c. large vote In old Wayne Township. He
has faithfully filed the Office of Superintendent and the
people impose the confidence his ability aud
qualifications
Tho repairs hotel progresses slowly. Procrss-
tination thief of time much labor is thrown
next week.
Sundsy was very warm and few out at church. Too
nice day.
Old Muddy is very low at this time.
Saturday the town WAS full Of wagons. Why don't
some one open another dry goods store here. good
opening.
Our shippers have good deal Of trouble Get to
ship their grain.
Several candidates for County Offices from Tro y, are
advertised speak in Doniphan next Saturday to the
dear people There is island above town. that en-
braces several hundred accessible only by boats
and where We all defeated candidates for office
II would be well and advisable for some of these cand
dates to take look at island while here and seec,
boarding house.
young lady in this town remarked if she does get
abender there plenty Of other girls that does the
same thing There where they have the advantage Of
us fellows.
Sunday evening Q crowd Of young men were listening
to TRADE Of abuse coming from two street bummers
using low vulgar langu age trying to get up light La
dies invariably have 20 take the middle Of the street
| Why are not these street loafers arrested
Christys Ministries performed here Monday night in
| Breuners hall to q large audience. Every one wal
pleased and especially with the Chinaman who perform
ed curious tricks. They promise another enter
| tainment
Before another Of the Chi.E the electsn will Be
o.er Then we will know will be President
The great contest will be ended and the people will set
tie down business TO- arc all tired Of hearinl
| politics JONATHAN
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Sheriff. Sale.

Snef1u sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. lSs
DoSIrHAs COUNT.
In the District Court for Doniphan County State Of
Kansas.
John T. kirwan. ! Plaintiff
Bolivar Bayne defendant
NOTICE is hereby given that will the 18th day Of
IN November A. ID. 1s76 At the hour Of clock p. VI
Of said day at the farm known the Bolivar Bsyne farm
in Iowa Township in Doniphan County State Of Kansas
oer for sale at public auction for cash the following
described personal property to witt The undivided
dths t2sl of the crup either growing upon which
have bers raised during the year upon the
Of Land to witt The north quarter Of the
quarter Of section thirty six 36 Township 60
of Range nineteen s and the northeast quarter Of
quarter OF section ~ Township 90 Of Range
nneteea (ol In Duniphan County Kanaaa Taken the
property Of Bolivar Bayne and offered for sale TO the high
est bidder for cash. to satisfy certain Judgment and
costa Of rcogd in the District Doniphan
County. b the STATE Of kansas in which John Kruin
b PlaintiE ard Bolivar BAyne 10 Defendant
Givsa under ny hAnd this Iss day Of November A. d.
le76 THOMAS ]. vANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
Nsv. 1e7e-9v. Prs fee, -.
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Grain Dealers.

ID r. HERRING co. are prepared to pay the high
De est prices for all kinda Of Grain Parties wishing
10 sell Grain viii hnd IL to their ipsesss call
Also dealers in General Nerchx ndise stock Of
Fail and Winter Good just received q price 70 meet
INV competitiop. B. y. HERnlHG CO.
Highland Station Oct le%v.
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BeIlemont Lime Works.

yvHE undersigned has purchased the celebrated Lime
Il Works ut Rellensnt Doniphan Comfy Kansss- jnst
above st. Joacph and win give his hole attention 70 The
business keeping supply Of the very best
teis Of Lime /. quantity 70 salt Parehasers at .
cents per bnshel.
Aug. II, ts56-iy. T. J. HALL
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Strayed from the corral in Troy, since the 10th of Oc
tober pale red steer two years old branded right
hip with ~ R." in large letters little lame in left hip
Supposed have gone i'll the direction of Wolf River
suitable reward will be paid for his recovery norma
ton leading thereto JOHN RHuE, and
oct.l9w3. \. X. STOUT.
Troy. Kansas.
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Grain Wanted.

MOVES MOORE are now prepared 20 pay cash for
have stsrsee for thousasd bushels grain
on reasonable terns Grain received and sold CON
mission MOVES 4 MOORE.
white Cloud, Kansas, Aus. J. Is7s-a
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~ We hope to be able in our next Issue -, %
- ,,r,iculariy the result in this County. we es
.csv ask our correspondents others Z" send US
ro,e in full, of their respective procincs' by man
chs next ay after the election Be on hand at the
r,erct and as tho votes are counted sem "s
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Notice by Publication.

District Court of the Second Judicial District OF the
of Kansas sitting within and for Doniphan County
Joseph W. Collins. Plaintiff
Theodore Collins.
Hannah Taylor. and
r. B. Taylor. her husband,
Mary J. Mansfield. and
John s. Mansfield her husband, :
VIM. 7. Collins.
Charles K. Collins.
Margaret Wells, and
James s. Wells, her husband,
Daniel Collins and
James Collins, J Defendants.
NNHEODORE COLLINS. William T. Collins Daniel
Collins and James Collins residents of the State
of You and each Of you will take notice that you
have been sued by Joseph W Collins in the abovoenti
tied action in the District Court Of Doniphan County
Kansas that he filed his petition in said action in said
Court the sd day of Octobef A d. ls6 and that You
said petition before the 9Th day OF De-
cember A D. 1876 said petition will be taken As true
and Judgment viii be rendered In said action against YOU
partition of the following described lands situate
in Doniphan County. Kansas to-wit: The southeast
quarter section twenty C22l in township two CD
Of range twenty (2O and the interest of each party
plaintiff and defendants herein, be set apart tn him or
her severafy; partition Of said land cannot be
made then said land be sold and the proceeds be
brought into Court and apporoued among the parties
B. A SEAvER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Affect: FRANK BROWN, Clerk.
Oct. 26@w. Prs fee, So
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On long time low rates of interest secured by farm
mortgages. +. II. DRESNING.
Troy, Kansas. Feb. "a 1916.
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= Don't fail to c. w. Noyes Co.'S new advertise
ment if you want of the cheapest goods sold in
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y The Chrsty speciality Troupe which was here
during the Fair gave another entertainment here Tues
day night 1t . financial success to Mr. christy
owing 10 the slim attendance. The show, however, Is
pretty fair The Chinaman, All Foon. docs some on
derful things and the acting Of Mr. Cadona is good
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II Don't 60 to ST. Joe and Atcsison bat visit Troy.
and 60 Van Buskrk store aad he will convince you
Of the fact that this cheap market for anything in
dry goods boots and Shoes clothing etc. ~ there il any
where
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rn. smith Troupe of Swiss Bell Ringers gave an
.,,s-,.,nmeut in Troy Monday night Our people eener
.x turp out in full force to an entertainment oy
-. and ON this occasion the turn ont WAS rather
- rsnal The performance was very good
~. hest Of the kind that has been given in Troy
w. hone they may come again
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II good all WOOL lined Blouse, for 81, at Noyes
Co.'S
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y Preaching next Sabbath. at the Presbyterian
Church by Rev. +. z. Sheldon.
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C. F. yanBuskirk has inst filed his house full of
goods, which he offers at bottom prices He has every
thing. from hair pin to suit of clothes and doesn't
propose to be undersod. One and ALL and him.
No trouble to show goods.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-02

You get the best r for the money. at
BlCKFORp & SINCIAIRs.
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B~ TIC per yard for Prints, at c. w Noye. & Co.'S
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L0ek NJ Prices.

II why will you pay IS cents for bordered pocket
handkerchief when get one fos cents or SIX Tor
o cents of C. W. Noy-s & Co.
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The old lady that almost swor" she ~'u'a let ne,
co.. rso,e rather than pay soo pound for yarn smss
,ueetlv and laid in enough yarn at % oen's
the huu family year, Cash on the sp'' UNIV
W Noves Co were happy.
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Van II uskirk.


Read all specials in this column. He hiss been getting
some great bargains.
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MONEY To LOAN

E Chattel Mortgages and Bonds for Deeds for sale
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REPU BLICAN
CAMPAIGN
MUSIC.
Each Piece giving Picture Of
e WHEELER.

FOR THE PIANO.
Hayes and Whe.lers Galop to the White House.
- Price. IS
Hayes and wheelers Favorits Polka By IT,
=, Mirr- --------...-.- Price Is eta
Hayes Campaign Qucksetp. Ily ii. Miller a. ~.
Hayes Campaign March BY II. Mill. - rs cts
Address, P's7-
J. L PETERS, s4s Broadway, New York.
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rhos. whole stock double half sole boots ior men
like hot cakes at o. 50 per pair sold every
from 600 to $50 w. Noyes Co. are just 'e''As
alda