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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20
ToDemocrnts apd Other..

You hereby notified that there will be 4 con.
ventiOn held in the city of Troy Kansas the 9th day
of May proxmO at 10 o'clock A NJ for the purpose Of
eecng delegates and nine altenates TO the State
Democratic Convention to be held Topeka the 18th
day of May next in Hall of the House Of Representa-
tives Good speaking may be expected 1t imperative
that you least day for the benefit of
country.
BY order of DOniphan County Central Committee.
THOS HENSHALL, Chairman.
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gutal #attsrs.

For any other length of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only to regular advertising
business cards Of S lines or less, % a year.
For legal and transient advertisements u per square
for the first insertion and 50 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion
Special Notices sill be charged 50 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price
Eight lines of solid Nonpareil make square. An
fractions Of half square and over are counted full
square.
Advertisements requiring to be certified to- will be
charged the cost Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid fer invariably in
advance.
low the times will admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the office.
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DONIPHAN COUNTY pIRECToRy

Judge Cd Judicial District-P. L. HUBBARD.
County COmmissioners-FRRD HAKPsTEk CYRUs LELAN
JR-, A. LAKZELERR
Sherif-THoMAs J. VAKDRRsIIcE
rreasHreT-RoBEKT TRACY.
SOunty Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELYg
county AttOney-W. d. WEBB.
Probate Judgs-RoBERT wIKISsox.
Register of Deeis-F. II. DRESNIEG.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction-D. D. RosE.
COroner-DR- WIN REEDER-
SurveyOr-JAMEs T. FoRMAN.
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FOR SALE.
THE CITY HOTEL,
Troy, DoniPhaR County, Kansas.

WILL sell or exchange the above named Hotel and
Furniture for god Improved Farm other improv.
n nrcoerty This Bote In located In the be.t bu.pszs
part the City directly opposite the Court House and 10
doing good business To any wishing % 70 into TIE
Hotei basines the Opportunity 10 very Jssorsb one
The Hotel will do good paying business to All one
ing the property Apply % the undersigned a. Sc Jo-
seph No. or Boder Bros, Bankers. Troy Ksnsrs-
r. b. KETCHAH.
Feb. 10 lsss-u Sc Joseph, No.
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II By the proceedings, published in these columns
il will be that the Democracy are fully organized
and ready for business Some have called it Heashas
Convention But Hensha has been one Of the hardest
and best workers in the Peoples party Of this County
and has perhaps done than other one man to
keep going He and other leaders Of that party have
now resumed their relations with the Democratic party
and we still maintain the opinion heretofore expressed
that those Republicans who have bean acting with the
Peoples party If they wish to make themselves felt
will either have back home TO enter into fu
fellowship with the Democratic party.
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HUFCHINSON'S WONDERFUL REMEDY!

specific for Catarrh, Bronchitis Coughs and Asthma
Immediate relief for Cholera Dysentery, Diarrhea.
internal pain Price 81 bottle For Scrofula, Fry
spsas Salt Rheum and all other diseases Of the blood
and skin, apply Hutehinson's Ointment Price 50 cts
box And take Hutchinsons Powders, which purify the
blood and strengthen the system Price 81 package
Sold By all Druggists will be sent anywhere free
receipt of price. II. HUTCHIN Chemist SO Olive
Street ST. Louis. Mo. 6aprIw.
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The T.ptL. Library Aid A...eia,i...

We refer our readers to the in this paper
Oh inc urahu hntertahment on "euhes"AS' may SisI
an investment of ouly one dollar bapkrupt merchant
NAV he enabled 70 resume busne.s youns man he fur
pisbed capal TO start for himself mortgage be lifted
from the homestead or farm. farm be opened stock
ed or competence or fortune De won! VINO
~ 800. mn ,ho one. son-;.h.a :. ;unor,s-.
;hh.rs ,.r,s..,,rers mr. retaer~ of oos. many ma
chancs and farmers realize in the present hard times
that ventures In business are hke games chance IN
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NOTICE.

EA Ann GOOD APPLE TREES for sale at the
OOsOOO Highland Nursery. Young Cattle.
Corn aid Hogs takes In exchange.
Am also prepared % furnish Hedge Plants all con
tracts made before the FIRST Of NarcE rext
Hays span Of Mares and Mules SELL exchange Tor
young Cattle s. J. EDGERLY, Proprietor
HighlAnd, Dac L. 1878.
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~ A large lot of new Plows, just re
ceived at Lelandis.

~ farmer in this County cOsld not get As much
far his POTATOES he thought they were worth 80 he
chartered a car and loaded it for St Louis few days
; he received letter from the commission merchant
=, -, bs had consigned them informing him that the
noa,o, were sold and requesting him to send SIS to
nav the balance of the freight
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

FEW NJ sbepherd has invented baking powder,
Lih n. calls the Pearl Baking Powder which Is no
being manufactured by James Reville Co. in quaint
ties to supply the market We have tested DO, Of II
and think il is fully equal of the popular BAKING
r,orrhers nnur in the market
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

n See the advertisement of H. H. Bowers oeAer IN
lightning rods who will operate in this County tue
&c, .asson He has heretofore done business in the,
-. a. the ueIghborhood Of White Cloud, Highland
and S.vsra,oe and has given good satisfaction
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

y The large arrival of new Flows at
Leland's, will be sold lower than Granger
prices.
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AGENTS.

BATES & LOCKE, "a Park Row New York
S. N. PETTEEGILL & CO., 81 Park Row New York
GEORGE p. HOWELL & Co. 20 Park Row New York
ROwELL g. CHESMAN, st. Louis Mo.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

On long time at low interest on well improved Farms
Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply TO
junes4. XXX STOUT. Troy. Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

~ Persons wanting Photographs ane o'ner P'e'u'o
in the latest STYLES should call B. F. Devnney Co.
- = "a. 81 s1uare TROY Kansas 6apr3w
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

Span Of No. Mules, and Gore Gang PiOw, at my
place. four miles south Of Severance, Kansas
23marchsmos- r p SauLsKY
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MONEY To LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN,
On long time q: low rates Of interest by farm
mortgages y. II. DRENNING.
Troy, Kansas Feb a. Is7e.
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INFORMATION wANTED.-A letter was received by
County officer week from the wife OF an officer al
Fort Ieavenworth stating that about the year ISIS or
1850 when small child she lived with her parents in
Doniphan County About that time, her father whose
MANS was Anderson, was found dead en- tne prairie
S.ra.nss No doubt murdered The family soon after
Ia, and have never been back since They had some
Drpery in the Comfy and administrator on the es
tate was appointed She has grown to womanhsod ana
is now married. and writes to gain some information re
tive to the property. We have N" recollection Oh eat
murder; but that day, County news was not SO uhy
and promptly reported at present The advantage Oh
the news reports from all parts of the County as
ont the Chief can now be readily appreciated in keep
ing record of all such things But doubtless old resi-
dents in the vicinity will remember the AFFAIR." and the
records of the Probate office should show who was admin
itratOr and what disposition made of the property
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Fec. ReR MATCHING.

We have few Eggs for sale from the following preni
nm fowls, Dark Brahmas Partridge Cochins Earl Derb,
Games and Game Bantxns. X Srcsss co.
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DIR. f. C. HOFFMEIER,

HON eopathic Physician,
(Gradsats Of tie Unissy Of Maryland, cIass Of 1sS7)
OFFICE above W. p. RusseIl's Drug Store where he
" can be found day and night anless professionally
engaged z2epr75.
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p The mortal remains of Ed Rsedsr ar.isea 'ss "
last week.-Mrs. eyes, nose, and me nm VI n.' mss
baIsnos he .book AWAY with the Wabash ague.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

selOvers Flour at Lelsnds- and warranted As g0od
as any other make.
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Cattle HePding.
Is REASONS WHY

WE want three hundred head Of eattle % herd from
w the ID Of Nay 1916 until the ID Of October Is76
n $ cents head per month Everything will
nshed We win be- at any time between this and the ID
Of May one mile east Of Troy, In Donphan County Kan
sas- MORDECAI JOHNS,
April saw. JACOB WISE.
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An OLD ACQUANTGNCE.-Od residents of White Cloud
will meet with familiar name, in the Mark
Twain" story which publish fourth page. The
Pole Pavey there spoken Of resident Of that
town. In May June, 1855, when Wylie Moore was
bringing his first steam ferry boat White Cloud he
locked out pilot in ST. Louis to bring the boat up
the Missouri River and CHANGED the services
of Payey Pole poted the boat the famous excursion
up the Nemaha the 4th of July 1853 to within short
distance of Falls City when the stream became so mar
now that could not turn in the bends and night
coming on the vessel tied up for the night among the
m6snuitoes and Of reach Of provisions The boat
was crowded with people from White Cloud Forest City
and Oregon and the night spent in dancing. While
Payey was in the small called the cabin sticking
up for the dance he accidentally smashed the looking
glass There" exclaimed Wylis Moore, some bad
luck is going happenr Some time during the night
dull crash heard and on Fastening to the spot
Pavey was found lying senseless He had seated himself
on the upper deck when he got to DOING and nodding
and losing his balance fell through opening and land
ed among the cOg.wheels by which the paddles were
worked All CONSERVATION, the ladies especially u.s.
ing great exerons to restore the unfortunate MAE 70
life but il was until after more than an hours haru
work that he fairly brought around His case was
so interesting and he made many affecting remarks in
his delirium that the ladies almost overcome 1t
was the deliberate opinion Of most of those aboard that
he had been but slightly stunned and had come to bis
full senses Immediately upon being picked up but that
it was 80 agreeable to have the ladies working with anu
sympathzing with him, that he played 1t As long as
the nature of the case would allow. When he was mrs
picked up wyHe exclaimed: There, told him some
thing bad would happen when he broke that looking
glass;
Psyey left White Cloud during the following Winter
or early in the Spring If remember rightly. he de-
ssrted his wife and children After the close Of nav
iuariOp he did not do much of anything and beca me
rather triaing getting considerably involved in debt
We never knew until reading this story, that Pavey
and Mark Twain had been raised" together; and AS
Mark at that time unknown to fame the fact would
have PASSED unnoced had Pavey been full Of stories OF
his adventures with Sam Clemens As Marx also start
ed out pilot it is probable that the boys settled upon
this occupation by mutual agreement and became sepa
rated by their boats trading in different directions
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

rV-'old Fogy" of LeaveuwOrth, shall have hearing
next week.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

2 See the advertisement OF A fouios
Cloud in this issue He is fairly under way anu
ing business move.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

Rsoks, Besks:
At Bickford sneair you viii find everything In the
School line sept@
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REAL ESTATE TRANsPERs.
Filed fer Record D; Is,ss the Ns.,. Of March
WARRANTY.


WARRANTY
A Dangherty and wife to Henry Roth fraction
half Of southwest quarter section township range
= Soo
Thomas Riack to Ahrea Larz-lere. Lots and G. and
portion Of Lafayette STREET eanainng III acres in
constantnopie, or Western Addisaa 10 wathena $500
George H. Wicker and wife to r. W. Hunt, Lots and
T. BLOCK 5a Troy; ~
IL. W. and N b. "o"d '" wm NJ Hammer, 2s-iOo
acres on west side OF southeast quarter Of
quarter section L. township j. range a. sl5o.
Lucinda Hammer to VIM N. Hammer, north east omar
ter Of north quarter section 1s township range 81
sioo
T. p Smith and wife to William Anderson east half of
south west quarter seetion township range % 1900
William e. Gibson to sarah j. B'nebrzke Is in
the southeast ner Of section "a township range a.
slSh
Golias Bone brake and wife to William Hail. same as
above slss.
Daniel Detrck and wife to Harriet Moore acres of
land in north east quarter OF northeast quarter section
Is, township 1. range 10; $780,
Chri'tofer Lueigniani and wife to vincet Lueigniani
H. BLOCK io' Ei"ooa ana acres In the north east
corner Of southeast quarter section Is township range
= t6oo
george ID. Ellis and ~ne 10 james Cheney Jr. east
half OF north west quarter section 10 township range
~ szSo.
Enan w. farker ana "ne 70 Dana FOX, Lot 10, Block
iooi LOIS and BLOCK lo'' hishiand; sos.
william De'oe and vie 10 George Brown. east half Of
northeast quarter secton townshp range 49, q $50
LeRoy Hghley and vile 10 william e. Gibson, 10
OUT OF southwest quarter OIL southeast quarter section
a. township : range II; sio.
Jacob swisher and wife to Samuel Niece south east
quarter Of quarter section 20 township range
Gil $3.50.
William Brentano and wife to N b. Graves, Lots Is
and ~ Block 10 Doniphan Extension; s75
Moan Holloway and wife to Thomas L. Holloway east
ha OF northeast quarter section H. township g. range
49, SIS
Richard M Berton and vile and Martha c. Deyorss to
samuel School, northwest corner OF southwest quarter
William Hall and wife to Margaret l. Lumly, Is
In southeast corner OF southeast quarter section 81
township range II: $ls3
DAVID M. hawies and wife to John +. Thomas, south
nan Oh east quarter section H. township 2 range
w sLhI
mhnam r. Ihorp and wife to John r. johnson, east |
nan OF southwest quarter section l. township range
s9 s'I-
'onn r. johnson anu wife to David NJ Rawles south |
nan OF southeast quarter section H. township range
eo' ssoo'
William Williams and Rachael williams to Noah A..
bert Wykert north west quarter of nortwest quarter
section "a. township ?, range 81; 800.
James H. Martin and wife to John c. Moore north
half Of east half Of southwest quarter section township
;, range 49, slOoo
James II. Martin and wife to William A. Fish. south
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II If you you want PURE HEADLIGHT on, buy it OF
w p RUSSELL, Green Front Jan. q.
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DIED.

In Wayne Township April eth, Of Scarlet Fever ALICE
BEKrHA only daughter Of W. W. and Cynthia Buisek
aged year.
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UTT-cLAlM.

Frank Trauger and wife to Charles d. Smith east half
of southeast quarter section o. township range -
cept 10 acres out Of north east corner; Is.
Horace H. Smedley and wife to Maria A Deane. Lots 1
and 2, Block SO, Highland; 81.
W. r. Stebbins and wife to Dana Fox, west half Of
north quarter section 30 township 49, s200
Nancy Hudgins to H. R. Calvin and Mary E. Silence.
west half Of northeast quarter section H. township
range %; $500.
John H. Watts and wife to Napoleon B. Gddings
southeast quarter section % townships range a.
ditOn house and lot in Nodaway Station, Missouri.
Henry A. Doekhorn John Cradle part of northwest
quarter section townshpa range - release Of mort
gage.
G. l. and W. R. Stebbins and wives to Donphan COun.
t southwest quarter Of southeast quarter section l6
township 4, range %; $40.
B. W. Anderson and wife to Patrick Dunlayy part OF
Lots and S, Block 81, White Cloud; 81.
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~ Father Leak moved to town, this week He vii
now preach every Sunday.
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THE TANIfR CO., sTROUDsBURG, PA.
l. Emery Wheels and Machinery.

IS DSYCHOMANCY. OR SOUL CHARMING
How ether may fascinate and gain the love
and affections of any person they choose instantly This
simple mental requirement all possess free by mail
for p cents together with Marriage Guide Egyptian
Oracle Dreams Hints to Ladies. queer book. 100 900
sold Address I. WILLIAM & CO, Publishers, Phila-
delpha. apr6wi
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n Pure Cider Vinegar at Bickford & sinclairs'
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OFFICIAL DEEDS.
GoyHRSNrxT PATENTS.

Andrew and Catharine Hines (by Sheriff to Owen Lal
~ north half Of south quarter section r. township
Q range .; ss0OO5
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hbAekAs PER WEEK GUARANTEED to Agents.
SI< Male and Female in their locality.
I'd u Terms and OUTFIT FREE. Address p
O.VICKERY CO., Augusta, Ne.
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n New Goods, at hard times prices, at LslandIA
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q Good Friday rs the tiae to SOW faxssed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-04-20

36 to 1O0 per day at home. Samples worth 81
pO W pAO free. STISsoS & Co.. Portland, Maine.
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FROM GEORGE p. ROUELL DE- co

els Q day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit and terms
pAS free. TRUE CO, Augusta, Maine. 6apr4w.
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EDWIN TooLE, Secretary.
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cONCERTIhL.

sedKwiek's Perfect Method for German Concertna- Z
Sedgwicks Complete Method --.------------------1
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MEMORIAL SONGS.

Scatter Sweet Flowers DER her Grave Danks %
Weep DER the Graves Of the Loved Ones banks %
Memorial Flowers Ballad Mendelssohn. Zoe
Scatter Sweet Flowers Trio for Female Voices %
wrep er the Grsyes.... Trio for Female Voices %
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n large lot of constables Sales and Justices Sub
penas in civil actions just printed and for sale At this
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-13


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Sebsn befanp leBten Dienfas efn Msbeiter
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unb 5bOmpium In minneapolis. CT unisr.
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pom &doerperf b%erltltea an Der innetn @eite
beS re&ten arms nate Der @Guter aepadt.
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Mrm 3erquetl&tsn Iuo RustsIn uub Sfbnsn
aussinanbsr rifsn, erfaBte Der rlnslidl:Ge NIT
GROCER Gsifessesenpart NIT itiner linfen 5anD
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DIES lansiamer .sits unb belt ~basfeIbe nit aaer
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ssins g%srIesunssn fnb fdrsdIid, bod fam
Ter padsre Mann bel iorsfSItser dr3tt9sr
gfese nit benz 2eben bapon tcmmen.
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Der SrunfenbsI 81 yI.Er oub Bel
bauest fort. gor etnipsn Sasen fanb cine Ser.
banbluns tn eaGen Der pesen NtGtsabluns
Der 5runtenbplb. Miyl- Stsuer ansefIasten 81
auSrbGubIer int MunieipaIseriGt fatt. Die
1erren Benz unb Col Naen bon, MerD
dante 5ptsl trar then iGulbie b~efanben unb bet-
be appsltrttn bu,G ibren anraIt, Germ Wa-
iteripn. an bic guprsne grnrt. Serr Maisr-
ION ieate sann ben Nntras, ieoes ,pfttere gsr.
fabrsn dn Ga&tn Der ibrisen anetfIasitn bic
CUR GatfGsieuns Der aspsnirteu Sane ein3u-
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@sltfrafe BON Is DOlars b~erfGlte.
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aus eidlOFeu, tarunter intbrsre aus BEN 2anbe.
Cine Contribution unb Nsbsnseifbe purben an
sencmmen, nnb btr Druid BON 5000 @ppien
u~srklbsn bsf&luGen. Die Giutr'ttssebabr be-
trdst nur S2.0e unb Nnmelbuneen ben Nus
fnb an {. 9iaaes, SeeretGr, ct. paul
Minn, su MAIDEN.
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NDitt Getreibemnarft

Iiesen bon inIdnbilGsn MGrften tetne rsltuili
den Ntdnberuasen Dor. Notirt purbe @et
sen:
Gbieaso, 30. 2, 993 Gts.
Milpaatse, 30 1 81 1Oa 30 2 81 O2s. J
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81. PAUL srtra 81 OO-i o5; so.t 81 Of
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Der 5anbeIsbert&t bisier DO&e tbeilt nit
.ba6 bic In friberen Sabren lebbafte 9artofeI.
dnsfubr felt etniser !3stt bseeutenb abeenum.
men babe, tpat,enb Die Musfnbr BON gGwetne-
astf6, Gisrn, Butter, Rdie. 9afer, 8crn, &c. In
srcBen Auanttdten Fatifnts.
Der lmias In WVebI nar. ;iemli9. lebtaft
bod bate ter. nisbere Neisenpreis aud bierin
unsinitsen GtnfuB. Die beRen OualitGten
fkben fef gu $50 per Sae ; nieSsre @rabs
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Cts. ie mad Der Aualitdt. 3ufubr lsbbaft
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pafer, beHsn grsiie BON IS bts 40 Gents
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@roBe Qanb-S Die
Observation-Disclosures Rational . @olunie",
reIde in Wortbinston, Nobles Gounts, ibren
Sis bat unb bur& Miaer, 1umifon u. &c.,
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srGbsre Qanbeomplere an Der ct. paul u.
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eanbasentenfrma Saslor u. So. in Chicago,
10000 Ater Ssrfauft. Die Saufer, BEN Ser
nebmen mad, beabfHttsen, tas 9anb auf 9pe-
eulaiiOn Iissen ~ lafen, anb baben es fd our
@ufSatr Pslest. burH Msenturen TT England,
Deuifolanb uno ben itanDinaSiiGen 2dnSern,
pirflide anieblsr fir Sa6slbe gu setuinnsn.
@s wurben tn Dur@i&nitt 81 - s per Mfer
fir Dos 9aub be3abIt, unb ssbSre bafslbe su
BEN bsfen i'm Staat. fsy
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neber. g t. Banifastus unb ts1en
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