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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-10
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Fran Elwood.

ELweOD KANSAS Aug. !, 1916
EDITOR CHIEF On the morning of the 5th, the polls
were opened this precinct by Mr. John Stone for the
purpose eectng delegates to the Conventions in the
state forth by the call recommendation of the
Central Committee. The election went quietly per
turns. Nothing seemed lacking except overseer or
guardian This want supplied in the person Of
resident wathena whose business is in St. Joseph,
in the firm of d. II. Steele o. He manifested
strong desire elect the Congressional delegates from
the Third District favor of Mr. Guthrie of AtchisOn
As no personal fault found by this person with
present Congressman Phillips it presumed by
the voters that perhaps Mr. Guthrie If nominated and
elected had made promise of official position, to
of this persons friends and the promise was pre-
sumed to be the decapation of Aug. Miller, Postmaster
at wahena and substitute be made by business
from Missouri The plan would not work and We, in
spite Of the serious admoniOns Of the moral editor Of
wathena Reporter gave heavy majority in favor of the
Phillips delegates; and the State Convention A. j.
selover and A. ]. Mowry. and splendid showing for
Perry delegates Judicial Convention to be held at
Hiawatha. When the Missouran left the precinct he
was heard to sing
o, one short year has passed since then;
1t seems surprising strange,
That in the hearts Of Kansas men
Should be such wondrous change.
Conventions here used to rum
Without rule note;
But here am, at the present time,
can't control a vote.
Congressional favor in distance was
It grieves my Utmost soul;
Like Nasty at the X Cross Roads
Postofices / can't control.
would not have mingled in this campaign,
But sought to please them all;
But Meme, Meme TekeI Uphdrsin,'
Is the hand writing on the wall
VOTER.
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge ID Judicial Dstrict-P. L. HUBRARD.
County CommissOners-FRED. HARPsTER- CYRUS LEIAN
JR-, A. LARZELRRE.
Sherfh-THoMAs j. VANDERsLICE
Clerk Of District COurt-FRASK Brown.
Trrasurer-RoBEKT TRACY
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELYE
County AttoFney-W. ID. wEBB.
Probate Jndge-RoBERT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-F. H. DRESSISG.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-D. d. RosE.
COroner-DR. WIN. REEDKR-
SnrveyOr-JAMEs +. FoRMAS.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS, NO. April %, 1866.
DR.. John Buu-Dear Sir: Knowing the efficacy Of your
Sarsaparlla and the healing and beneficial qualities it
Possesses send you the following statement of
wounded about two years ago taken prisoner
and confined for sixteen months. Being moved often,
my wounds have healed yet. have not sat mo-
ment since wounded. am shot through the hips
Ny general health is impaired and need something to
assist nature have faith in your sarsapara than
anything else wish that which is genuine. Please ex
press me half dozen bottles and oblige.
CAPT c. P. JOHNSON.
st. Louis No.
P.S-The following was written April 3Oth, 1886, by
Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt. johnson
DR.. John BuH-Dedr Sir: Ny husband, DR.. c. s. John
son. skful surgeon and physician Of Central New
York whef ne died leaving the above C. p johnson to
my At thirteen years Of age he had chronic d.
arrhea and scrofu for which gave your sarsaparlla
1t cured him. 1 have for years recommended it to
many in New York Ohio and Iowa, for serOfula fever
sores and general debility Perfect has attended
it, The cures ,eeted Of sercfua and SeT
almost miraculous. very anxious for my
again have to your SArsaparilla He Is
fearful Of getting spurious article hence his writing To
you for it, His wounds terrible but believe he
will recover.
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Severance Itenas.

Z. Clonch has moved his store to the Ryan
building, so long occupied by ID. W. Morse.
The primary election passed off quietly. Saturday
Last 1t is not necessary to give the vote.
Joe Kelley is erecting him dwelling house. Joe
never gives up.
The tall oak of Wolf River who resides Highland
Station better known Samuel Herring paid our town
visit last week 1t is said he Is loOkng after partner
to engage in business
The Sunday School Concert given the NJ. L. Church.
on Sunday last, a grand affair. We hope We shall
have more like it
We have caught them again Here it is this time clip
ped from the Fl Scott Pioneer of August Sd. Mr. Rip
pey says he knew nothing about IL:
W d. RIPPEY-we see by the special to the Tises Civ.
en- below that friend. w. ID. Rippey. of DOniphan
County has already commenced the greenback
that i. sure to result in vctnry this Fail every County
has such active workers as W. d. RpPey.
We heard Mt the State Convention that Mr. Rppey's
friends would probably nominate him for the State Sen
ate his District This would be wise nomination
and one we believe that would win. He is wealthy
farmer and Of energy and Zeal, and sound all
the vital questions Of the day;
Correspondence of the Kansas City TimesJ
SEVERANCE, DoxIPHAN Co., KAN, August 1. 1876.
hack Peter Cooper man of Northern Kansas had q big
blow out last night at which over one Thousand people
tsp and was both largely attended and snthusiastc
Speeches were made by Mr. Hagg, Col Severance. DIR.
gress and others The greenbsck has many sup
port.rs in Northern Kansas and will draw from
both the old parties. GRRESHAcK
Now we wonder who is paid for lying The people are
tired Of such nonsense and Misrepresentation.
There are some sixteen threshing machines running
this vicinity The wheat turns out unusually we'll but
very poor.
The Harpster Brothers and Kaufman BrOthers each
have fine fields Of timothy hay this ysar-the first
have known be Ii is, in parts of the
fields nearly five feet high.
A. Sanford has received two bugges at his stable
Amos knows how to conduct his business.
John MaquiIken here. on Monday last. He is the
same John.
Mrs. j. C. McGee Of Hsmlin, is in town, Visiting re-
lations-
| Gil Meyer r Small C. C. Cloneh and Jesse Hsnney
have each purchased bugges Us devils walk.
John Glass around this week. taking orders for the
celebrated Photo chrome. He represents No. estAb
| lishment, and guarantees all work
Charles Kopietz late of Seneca has open cd rstcass
shop this that has long been
needed He has the money to carry his business and
/ will make il a success
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For any other length Of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only to regular advertising
business cards of lines or less, Is year.
For legal and transient advertisements per square
for the st insertion and 50 cents square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 50 per cent extra; and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price.
Eight lines of solid Nonpsrel make one square. All
fractions of half square and over are counted full
square
Advertisements requiring to be certified to. viii be
charged the Of certifying in addition TO the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
low as the times will admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
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COUNTY BoARD-The County Board WAS in session
Monday and Tuesday transacng miscellaneous business
Several road and School District disposed Of
contract was let to l. W. Dinsmore, for building
bridge on Wolf River the site Of Lewis old bridge
near Tanning The price is $50.
Two prisoners confined jail for minor offences, were
discharged.
The principal business was evying the taxes or 1870
The following levy was made:
General County purposes, MUS
Interest on Railroad Bonds III
Interest and Sinking Fund u
This II mills lower the items levied last year
but IA mills had be levied for the payment of indebt
edness due the coming year which makes the total levy
the same last year The District School tax will be
levied at the school meetings to-day and will vary in the
several Districts.
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THE CoLOREp -CELEBRAuON-The celebration Of the
colored people this place last Friday largely at
tended there being probably 800 coored people on the
ground together with large number of whites CaOr.
ed people were present from all Of the County and
from ST. Joseph Upon the arrival of the St. Joe train
the procession formed headed by the Troy Band. and
marched to Hammers Grove northwest Of town. where
the meeting held Appropriate addresses were made
hv Rev. Isaac Brown Of White Cloud Rev. jordan Al
Ia, of watbena, and Moses Stepter of Severance all
eolored Also by Rev. W. L. Leak, Judge Price, and
w D. Webb
Everything passed of well. The colored people must
lie eomplimented for their good behavior. No drunken
ness or rowdysm among them, and they allow
ed no liquor to come upon the grounds. The drunken
ness and fighting left for white men to indulge in
AFTER fine close of the celebration.
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AGENTR.

RATES LOCKE "a Park Row New York.
s. NJ PETTENGILL a. CO., u Park Row, New York.
GEORGE p. HOWELL CO, 40 Park Row, New York.
ROWELL CHESMAN, st. Louis, Mo.
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E.rihe CnmpaIxr.

The political campaign is in full blast The Chief
for the campaign from until the middle Of NOyem-
ber will be for 50 cents 10 copies for e. and larger
numbers in proportion. Send i'm at
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Final settlement.

Estate Of Joseph Ellis, Deceased
yO Creditors and ali interested in said Estate
ii You are hereby notified. that viii make mai set
teraent In said Estate with the Probate Court OF Don't
phau County State Of Monday the sist day OF
Iugnst 1915, at 10 o'clock, A N, Of said day.
Troy Kansas. July Y 1916 ..
July % Is7s-4w. Price -.
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The AIchi.on Institute,

An Academy for the education of both will begin
ts sixth year September 4th Is6 Expenses for nine
will exceed tl65 for bOarders and for those
boarding themselves, less than 500 per annum
lOaug4w II. 4. MONROE.
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In ST. Joseph, Wednesday August ID by Justice sAtz-
man HESKY DAVIS and LEILA WAKEFIELD, tcoloredJ both
Of Troy.
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state scheoI Rand.

The July dividend of the State School Fund is now In
the County Treasury ready for upon the
orders Of the County Superintendent The following are
the amonuts apportioped to the several Districts:
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~ Another Jail delivery occurred Tuesday Tom.
yapderslice became the father Of itpound boy. AT
this rate he will be relieved Of the trouble OIL a
ing his ehldren-they viii come into 'he WORM iun
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~ Several aspiring individuals, who think they have
hn ~updrous cunning and sly are lodging around at
Hiawstha imagining that they are dark horses We
don't believe that dark horses VIII De IN aemAnu
,ao,Is are too much in earnest and decided
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OR CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor this celebrated medicine Justly claims
for it supe riory all remedies ever offered to the
public for the safe certain speedy and permanent cure Of
Ague and Fever Chils and Fever whether OF short
long standing He refers the entire Western and
Southern country bear him testimony to the truth
the assertion that in whatever will it fail to cure
the directions strictly followed carried out
great many a singl. dose has sufficient for
and VIII families have been cured by single bot
tie with perfect restoration OF the general health 1t
is, however prudent and in every certain
cure If its is continued in smaller nses for week
two after the disease has been checked especially
in difficult and long standing Usually this medi
cine viii not require any aid keep the bowels in good
order. Should the paten Mt however, require catharc
medicine after having taken three four doses of the
Tonic single dose of Bulls Vegetable Family Pill will
be sufficient.
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II W. H. FOrncrOOk, of White Cloud, to prove that
the assertion was not all the peaches except
a few seedlings were killed. sends us s-box OF HAZE Ear
w. that splendid specimens We are convinced
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Doniphan County visitors tn the Centennial since
last per Register in the Kansas building were,
II. c. Reville, Troy Annie L. White, Highland and
W. ii. Conrad and Thos. c. Conrad Troy. They must
have got the wrong address to the two last
such persons reside at Troy.
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~ We are requested by Democrats to announce that
their Judicial District Convention will be held Troy
an Tuesday August 18th. The Democrats OF DoniPhan
, viii elect delegates to this Convention, ut their
prin,aries Saturday afternoon.
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r. Julius Brown keeps the La Carolina, Great Cen
tennal Beeeher just the right sze Arminia and Little
Beauties Ccent) and Kit Carson, Golden Crown Page
and Broadway, QO-centl cigars Best in town.
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q William Hedrick says his Touring mill at Tanning
is almost completed and that he will start up Thursday
the nth and will then be able accommodate all
toners.
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~ The Harvest Home celebration at Troy, next Sat
s promises 70 be Of the largest gatherings ever
held in the County We hear Of PREPARATIONS to come
from every direction and there will no doubt be SPLEEN
did time Excursion have been arranged with all
the railroads.
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F-W We learn that Grandmother Lee wife OF Uncle
David Lee recently died in Texas where they went tne
past Spring They among the nrst settlers IN TINS
mart of Donphan County Mrs Lee was over 20 years o"
and her death will be regretted by all who knew her
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Notice by Publication,
In ths Court Of the Second Judicial District
the State OF Kansas sitting in and for Doniphan Coun
Rachel R. Mccreary, Plaintiff
E Snyder,
:. NJ. Irwin, and
j. W. ZOok
Administrator of the Estate of
lVfllsau. Znal- -.

Mhiam Look, deceased, Defendants
Two j. W. ZO0k, administrator of tbe Estate of vii
liam Took, deceased Of the above namal defend
ants; You viii take notice, that YOU and SNYDER and
NJ Irwin have heeD sued in the District Cent N DDj
pnAn county state Of Kansas, by Rachel b. McCreaTy
named plaintiff in the above entitled action
and that said plaintiff filed her petition In sad aefin IN
said court on the nth day of July A D. 1916 and that
the 2ith day of August A d. 1876 or said petition viii he
taken ss true and confessed and Judgment rendered
cordingly against E Snyder and M Irwin on certain
promissory note for the sum of five hundred dollars dated
November 2st ls4 and due June st Is76 with intsst
at the rate of twelve per cent per annm from un Itb
and that certain mortgage given by the defendant
E Snyder, land Harriet Snyder deceased 10 aid
plaintiff the south half Of the south west ouarter
the south half of the north half Of the south west
of section twenty C in township two il soutb Of
range nineteen s) east containing one hundred and
twenty in Donphan County Kansas to secure tb
payment Of said note be fOrecOse said mortgaSed
premises be ordered to be sold to satisfy said
to be rendered and that you the said defendant j.
ZOok Administrator of the Estate of William Zook de
ceased be barred and oreclOsed of all right title and in
'erest IN OF 70 said premises 80 ordered to be sold
July -, ls76-5w. Prs fee sI5
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IL The Hawatha Herald says the Truy Band has
been employed for the approaching Fair in that County
ut $50.
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" big crowd Of delegates and outsiders have gone
up to Hia~atha, to do it. help do it, and see it done
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IL Fred. Harpster says We were misinfOrmed as Il
his largest yield of wheat We had it % bushels to tn
acre whereas but S. and the average of the who'll
field was % bushels per
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r. We are informed that Mrs Monroe, of Atehison,
will be up Harvest Home Saturday She comes
for the purpose Of selling pianos and organs which she
offers great bargains and to parents who wish
send their children to the Atehisou Institute. She
be for two three days at the Highly House.
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rV Elder Mcclure. of the Christian Church. will com
series of meetings in the Court House in Troy
Thursday evening August 10th.
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]. W. Osgood, of Geary City, died July a9th and
was buried the 3Oth Funeral service by William Kirby
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II n. Mcvay, of Iowa Point, has returned frem the
Centennial, well pleased with the trip.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM GEORGIA
vLLASow, WALKER Co., GA, june =
DIR. Jsha BnH-Dear Sir: j have recently given your
Worm Destroyer several trials and find it wonderfully
sfeaeious- II has failed single instance to have
the wished-for effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for article of the kind
am, sir respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT. NJ ID.
P.s-so unqualified and the testimonials
in favor Of my Destroyer that newspaper space
entirely too small to tell its merits.
1t 1. infaiible remedy for worms. Try it and be
convinced. See my Journal for n full description.
JOHN BULL
For sale by
BICKFoRD & SINCLAIR,
1sjuneiy Troy. Kansas.
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EXCURSION RATEs.-The following the rates the
Atchison and Nebraska Railroad for round trip tickets
to the Harvest Home celebration at Troy Saturday
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u Headlight and Radiant Paror Oil, at Bickford &
Sinclairs.
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~ W. p. Russell has q very large stock Of Drugs,
&C. and is bed rock prices. Ills known fact that
people will buy goods where they nd them the cheapest
and best assorted w.
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~ If you you want PURE HEADLIGHT OIL buy it OF
W. p RUSSELL Green Frunt Jan. "a
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Notice This.

Notice This.
In another part Of paper will be found the aver
tisement Of Waterman Bernard, who wish to sell all
the Lumber wanted in Donphan and Brown Counties at
ST. Joseph Elwood for the prices at either place
They always sell Lumber the very lowest prices and
they especially invite correspondence from wish
ing to purchase Lumber They prepared to derer by
the car load any point the St. Joe & ID. c. and
A 6 n. Railroads; aad they guarantee entire sasfac
tion in Quality and Price. Good stasling for teams.
waxrEp-5 900 bushels Barley which the highest
price in Cash will be paid. W. n. NEsBu,
27jul4w. Doniphan, Kansas
n Pure Cider Vinegar at Biekford & Sinclar's.
Money 20 Lean,
On long time at low interest well improved Farms in
Doniphan County Kansas. Apply to
junesi X X. STOUT, Troy, Kansas.
Beeks, Bssks:
At Bickfort Sineairs you will find thing in the
School line sept30.
Tea: Tes:: ream:
Go to Bickford Sinelars, and get three pounds Of
Moyune Imperial Tea for one dollar.
~ New Goods, at hard times prices, at LelandIs-
p- Choice Cider Vinegar at Van Buskirks
~ W. p Russell has q very large stock Of Drugs,
&C. and is bed rock prices. Ills known fact that
people will buy goods where they ind them the cheapest
and best assorted. sW
~ Call on Condit over City Bakery, for those new
Centennial Pictures They can't be beat
n W. P Russell sells pure Havana fIed cigar for a
nickel. II.
u New Orleans Molasses at Van Buskirk's-
LosT-Between Atchison and Troy Saturday after
noon July AL an account book aud diary bound in calf
containing lot Of accounts and letters with my name
and address No money. The finder will confer favor
and will be suitably rewarded by returning the book to
me, at Trey. JOIN T. MAILER
You can get Machine Oils of all kinds, at the low
est prices at Biekford &Sinelar'.
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Lock mt Prices.

C Selovers Flour at LelAnds and warranted As goo
as any other make.
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" Call on Condit, over City Bakery for those ne'
Centennial Pictures They can't be beat
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Grain Wanted.

MOVES MOORE are prepared 20 pay cash for
IN all grain offered and delivered White Cloud and
have storage for twenty-five thousand bushels Of grain
on reasonable terms Grain received and sold on com
mission. MOVES MOORE.
White Cloud Kansas Aug J. Is76-tL
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II See Lawrence Nelson's advertisement Of proper
in Geary City for sale.
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u New Orleans Mola.ses at Van Buskirk's

W. P Russell sells pure Havana filed cigar for
nickel u.
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grown
APPLE TREES AND HEDGE PLANTS
for the Spring of II With increasing trade and an
enlarged experience still intend to give my the
propagation of such stock the soil and climate Of Kan
sas demand. Have good supply of choice trees the
finest hedge plants in the country Thanking old
customers for their long continued confidence and
TOM and promising fair dealing am still
prepared 70 take young cattle hogs and
change for trees s. j. EDGERLY,
Highland, Ks July q, I576.-d Pro prietor.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA.


LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. g, Is69
DR.. John Buu-Dear Sir: Many thanks to you for the
medicine you have kindly given 1 have been
great sufferer for years nd had the advice of various
physicians. Some pronounced my spine, my lungs,
and my heart to be the Of my disease have
been burnt blistered and cupped until had become dis
heartened Several very eminent physicians who
ined my spine, informed me that threatened with
paralysis aPopexy any day, and that nothing but
seton would relieve had perfect horror Of that,
and was hesatng about having inserted, when you
kindly sent me your Sarsaparla, which Immediately
begun to take three times day. had suffered terribly
with most pain in the rig ht side of my head
pecially when would read write for any length of
time and rising my feet would be perfectly blind
for several minutes and would have hold something
to prevent falling.
am most happy to inform you that the pain in my
head is entirely relieved suffer bu; seldom with my
spine, and then not aeutely Ny appetite is good
indeed for the first time in my life enjoy my dinner
mo than any meal during the day.
You kindly four bottles again last night and
began again this morning and hope to be entirely
leved. Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best
wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend
NIB c. RIVERS.
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~ Sound for sale the Depot for Is cents pei
bushel, by the wagon load II. II. WHEELER, Agt.
Troy July 20 ls76.