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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-01
Welt River Township Republican CssSen.

Welt River Township Republican CsnScn.
item.
Convention called to order by w. f. Foster. Mr..
A. Bennett was chosen Chairman, and Messrs. Nelson
and Carpenter Secretaries.
Motion carried that the voting be by ballot, and
that We begin to nominate with the highest officer.
Out of an informal ballot for Trustee, Mr. X. p.
Shulrky received G. votes out of "a, and motion,
declared unanimously nominated.
The vote for Treasurer was a majority for W. H. II.
Curtis all competitors and his nomination was
declared unanimous.
BY motion, the rules suspended, and Mr..
Jesse Henney was, by reclamation, unanimously de
clared the nominee for Clerk. Motion carried that
nominate Justices and Constabes by locality, he
ginning with Severance.
Mr.. J. A. Campbell was put in nomination. and the
Secretary instructed to east the vote of the Con
venton for J. A. Campbell for Justice for Severance,
which WAS DONE aud his nomination declared unani-
nous.
The rules were suspended, by motion. and Mr. +.
b. Gatchell was declared the LeOna nominee, by ae-
clamation.
The first ballot for Constable for Severance, stood
rs follows: Mr.. Huss, %; Mr.. Meginity, q; Mr..
Carrier 10; Mr.. c. Withdrew in favor of Mr. Meginty
and second vote resulted in Mr. Ms nomination.
The rules Of the Convention now suspended
entirely, aud Mr.. j. w. Schock chosen Consta-
BILE for Leona. by reclamation, rs well the Road
Overseers, who follows:
lat Distrirt-H & KelsO.
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SURPRISED THEN.-Some Of onr friends. from
Nerthern Indiana, whom wo had not seen for thirty
i've years, came along, last Saturday emigrating to
Northern Kansas. They were in good spirits, and
determined to hold ont until they reached the prom
ised land, but seemed to have foreboding that they
were going to desert, compared with N0gthern In
diana. We asked them how fruit was, back there.
Oh they replied, that country beats the world for
applesi Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan
are the great apple region ofthe world. Well, we
told them, we would give them q few Doniphan
County apples, just to let them that DonipLan
County could raise some poor fruit. We gave them
q few of Clark Wykert's King Of Tompkins County
apples six to the peek and you ought to have seen
eyes hung out Thunder r. was the exclamation;
why. never saw the Ike in my life! (By the way,
Mr. Wykert got the gratis of that fruit from Posey
County, Indiana which Is the furthest point in the
State from Northern Indiana) Our friends used to
know Rippey, in Indiana and they stopped over Sum-
day with him, at Severance Rippey has quarter
section Of land in corn and it will average from IS to
100 bushels per acre. and the ears average about a
foot and half in length. Rippey took them around
the country, and showed then all these things and
they began to think that perhaps Kansas not 10
lar behind Northern Indiana, after all. There were
several stiff Democrats in the crowd We are glad
they are coming away from Indiana for there are too
many Of them there. They going to part Of the
country where Democrat is Q curiosity, and they
may make some money by exhibiting themselves.
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IL The Third Quarterly Meeting for Wathens
pastoral charge will be held ut Brush Creek Church,
the ID and 18th of Now, prox. Preaching Saturday
evening and Sunday at ii A. NJ, and evening. 1t is
hoped that Rev. Amos, of Troy, will Oficiate. Let
there be general turnout. r. A. HOFFMAN,
Pastor.
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Sheriff. Sale.
BIZ STATE OF KANSAS, Zoo
COUNTY OF DoxtPHAx.

Sheriff. Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, (ss
CoCxTr OF DoSIPHAx.
the District Court for Doniphan County State of Kan
John C. Evans, Plaintiff
Martha L. Ovens,
Adminstratrix Of the Estate OF
Bepjamin Owens, deceased es a., Defendants.
NOTICE il hereby Owen that WILL on the LIST dsy Of
~ Dscembsr, A. D. 1871 1t the hour u O'Clock. p NJ
said day the north door Of the Court House. In
City Troy In Dsaiphsn County State II Kansas
sale pablo auction for cash the following described
re. estate 70 Wit The south thirty @ acres Of the east
halt Of the half Of the north quarter Of section
ensyoae ca In township three a. ssash, 81 range
tvsatyoss. fsil In Dosphan County. Kansss Taken
the property Of Martha Ovens Adminsfrztrx. st al
and offered Tor sas % the bidder for cash % sat
isfy certain Judgment and costa u record In tho
Dfics Csa foc De.iphaa County In the seats Of Kan
In which John c. xvans 10 plaintiff and Martha l.
Owens. Aduinlstratrix. et A. arc defendants.
Apprsised st es7o.o0
Given under ny hand, this sch Day Of October, A. D.
ls71
THOMAS J. vAEDERsLIcE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
Novsnbsr I. is77-sw. Prs fee. tis.
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v UNCLE SANS CONDITION POWDE

II UNCLE SAMS CONDITION POWDER Cures
and Prevents Disease. Every stock raiser should
have it on hand, to be used occasion may require
If your druggist does not have the genuine Uncle
Sans, do not he deceived with inferior article,
but send to the Emmert Proprietary Co., Chicago,
and get it for yourself For sale by Bickford & Sim
clair, Troy.
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ExrREss ExToRTIoSs.-There should he some Law
to prevent robbery By Express Companies well rs
robbery Of Express Companies We recently sent Q
lot Of choice apples to Ohio, by the American Ex-
press, ~ specimens of what Doufphan County can
raise. The agent here weighed the box and charged
the amount fixed by the Express Company, given
in the book Of rates furnished by the Company. We
prepaid the charges, and took the agents receipt.
When the box reached its destination additional
Is cents was added to the charges, and exacted Of
the recipient before he could get the box. Recently,
We sent a package to Wathena, and prepaid the
charges. The messenger on the train added IN ex-
ira Is CENTS and compelled the person who received
the package, to pay it. From the best information
obtain, this practice of extOrtion is Of frequent
occurrence.
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r. Dan. Sinclar's wife made up her mind that
she wanted some picked pork, and kept prodding
Dan up on the subject. So, the other day, Dan got
hold of the serawniest, rnnest pig he had seen
and taking it in his arms he carried it up stairs, and
told his wife there her pork, she could pickle it
to suit herself He prevailed upon to carry it
down again; but by the time he ont of doors, he
pretty well picked. That pig not feeling
we'll
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The BIGGEsT HUST OF T. SEAsos.-Charles Hig-
by Albert Perry, Joe Nixon, S. b. Chase, and W. A.
kinsey, with their dogs and guns. started. Monday
morning, for the Missouri Bottom, above White
Cloud, to hunt "ducks" 1t is said by the boys that
each of these gentlemen, fearing snake-bites, took
ample provisions therefore, and that when inyen-
tory of the stock was taken, mile out Of town. II
stood:
4twogallon jugs.
2poundls Of rackers.
pound Of cheese.
pound Of bacon.
ounces of coffee
pound Of sugar.
The ducks will suffer. But "what an infinite deal
of sack to a poor penny worth of bread"
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~ DIR. Jaque's German Worm Cakes are a Safe
and efficient remedy for Worms These Cakes never
fail to Destroy Worms aud Remove them From the
system. For sale by Bickford & Sinclair Troy.
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~ John p. Zimmerman died Mt the residence of
his son, N. l.. Zimmerman, southwest of Troy, on
Saturday morning last. His disease was dropsy Of
the heart and no lived less than hour after the
fatal attack. He little over rs years of age.
He came from Maryland, and had resided in Doni
phan County for about twenty years. His funeral
was very largely attended, ON Sunday.
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~ Judge Maynard is preparing to open Music
Store and agency for the celebrated Mason and Ham
lin Organs, in Troy. The Judge is q thorough mus-
cian well posted in musical Instruments and lie no
ted for his push and energy. We hope he will make
n success of It.
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- Our friend, SAM Herring, of Highland Station,
was in town, Monday, on his way to st. joe Sam Is
t-ue-bue Republican. but we think he 10 not salts
feil-that is, We think he is after somebody to go
balyers in that fine bedstead.
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A Card.

To all who suffering from the errors and ndis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, &c. will send recipe that will
cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
wss discovered by n missionary in South America.
Send n sefaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
Imam, Station d., Bible House, New York City
fnOyly.
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II We are compelled to postpone Mr. O'Driscolrs
second paper Gen. jackson and Greenbaeks, I'M
til next week. The election demands all our space,
this week, and Gen. Jackson can afford to wait one
week.
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r The rapidly increasing demand for Eilert's
Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry is positive indica
ton of its merits thousands of individuals who have
been cured of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and incip
ent Consumption, where other remedies have failed,
are the best proofs possible that this is without doubt
the best cough remedy yet discovered Sold by Bck-
ford e. Sinclair Troy.
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Wo00kogs
EDrrOR CHiEF:-A pleasant affair took place ut
the residence of Joseph Kent Esq, near Troy, on
Sunday evening last, namely: the marriage of the
daughter, Miss Attic Kent, to Mr.. }. Howard Town
send. The ceremony followed by sumptuous
repas The evening passed in pleasant sociAlity,
I'll late hour, when the groom, accompanied by his
fair bride left for their home, north of Troy and
most of the company dispersed. There were about
forty persons present including the family relatives
and near friends from the surrounding country Troy
and Highland. The neighbors generally could not
be invited, o. desired, for want of house room.
Besides the bride and groom and the officiating
minister there present the parents of the BRIDE
Joseph Kent and wife, the daughters Misses Addie
and Jennie their Ham,, and little Allie and Ellie.
also her married brother, John Kent, his wife, and
her sister, Miss Mamie Deckarl the grooms uncle,
Geo. Townsend, and wife; Misses Hattie, Molle and
Eliza, and Mr.. Frank Townsend; All Kent, wife and
two children; MIN. Duncan. wife and daughter Sal
lie Richard Willis and wife, Miss Loretta Van Hook,
Miss Mollie and Geo. Strahan, Miss Annie Malone,
Mrs. Hastings, w. w. Richardson, VIM. Symns, Lew
is Bowers, and John A. Dillon. The ceremony was
performed by X. A. HOFFMAN.
Wathena, Oct 30, 1877.
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ore Ter supper.

The young ladies OF Troy will give an Oyster Sup
per, at the Court House, Friday evening, Nov ID
Proceeds to assist in procuring Public Library. All
are invited to attend
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II Mr.. Louis Favour is giving . series of inter
estng lectures, at the Court House. on Heat, Light
and Electricity
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II McCrum will be at Troy Junction every Friday
mt noon. Bring in your samples of grain, and see
what IL Ia worth in cash. 1SOct
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ry Farmers, livery men, and harness makers who
have used Uncle Sans Harness OIL will never use
any other it the best and only Reiinbe Oil IN the
market. 1t received the highest award at the Zen
tennial Exposition of 1876 For sale by all FIRST class
Harness Establishments. For sale by Bickford q
Sinclair Troy.
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Money - Lean,
On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, five
years time less. Interest nine per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable.
II. w. II. BARTLETT.
Office over Buchanan Bank, St. Joseph. No.
l8jAnly.
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n Capt. John Schilling and A. X. May, Esq, OF
Havatha, were in town, Monday and Tuesday and
gave us q cali ThSMasons were doing s'mething
with them.
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On motion, fhe Secretaries instructed to fur
nsh the minutes of the Convention to the County
pers. Mr.. NELSON. Secretaries.
Severance, Oct. DC, 1877.
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p We had for long time lost the run Of Dave
Payne, formerly of this County. We notice that be
has received a position under the new Democratic
Doorkeeper in the lower branch of Congress.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-11-01

v- Barney o'Driscoll was in town. "Wednesday
He heped to be able to catch parting glimpse Of
The tail end of the Greenback ticket it faded away
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rvJJ. crouin, of Wolf River Township. says
That the famous Oregon Cronin his cousin and thai
he had a mind to so through us. for making fun OF
that nose.
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
Bslsrs J. A. Canpben Jasties e TIE Peass Il Welf
River Tsvsship. DssipAss Csaaty, Ka.saa
job. w.fv. lf'aiasE
Hs.ry La.s,sa8. }Dssssaa.I
q AID DefsnAaat 10 hereby netiAsA ~ - ~ fsth
- day Of October 1s order Il anaashnent for the
san q tea dollars V1oj wa tsasd - lie above
named Justice Il Tie Peses seAisss HE ssds In the
shove entitled sctsn anA 49, saia yin - heard
% IL leeh day 4 XoxsnheR MI Of 70 eclask A II
JOHN W. PRY, EaistiG
Qctehef .. le57-3w, RE ~
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II Bird Gee, tcolored,) of Highland, is now trav-
cling in Europe, attache Of an American fam
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Asefieseer, Sereruses, Kansas,
Having long experience auctioneer, will attend
Al sales, at short notice. and reasonable terms.
Also, live stock Of all kinds bsaght and sold
nissio.. Parties wishing boy sell stock. arc ID
vited to correspond. Good references given. a.a eat
isfacfioa guaranteed. iSsctSo.
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Highland lsens.

The traffic between this city and the railroad has
increased to such immense proportions, that it
quires two hacks daily; one to carry the U. s. mail
and the other the passengers
Dr. Crnkshank has new barn, which is building
ont in west-Highland. We thought that it 60
ing to he the suburban residence Of Of our
great rallrosd men, until We observed the workmen
putting the boards h Tie perpendicnlsr instead Of
the boriDsatal direction.
Sunday and Monday Of this week were the days ap-
pointed throughout the United States and Europe ~
days Of universal prayer for the Sunday
The Highland meeting for Sunday evening held
At the n. K church. The programme somewhat
irregular, account ofthe absence of Rev. Mr. Klose
but ill deficiencies were compensated for by the
celent sasic furnished by the select choir under the
Leadership Of Prof. 7. II. Dinsmore, Jr.
The Temperance men, Albert Griffin and Dr. L. J.
Lyman lectmred at the n E. church, last Saturday
night They were interesting speakers, and had
good audience. On Sunday afternoon, q chldren's
temperance meeting held ut the Congregational
church. Upwards Of seventy have already signed
the Murphy pledge, and the blue ribbon is the
most popular thing in town. John A. Allen. who has
been presiding officer Of the Grand Division of the
Sons Of Temperance Of this State, is also in town. and
will organize division Of the Sons of Temperance ut
the Chapel, this (Xondsy) evening. Many of the
most prominent men Of the place have signed the ap-
plication for q charter.
We glad to learn that =. j. Klose has consent
ed to be candidate for Justice Of the Peace for this
precinct. He is sober, knows how to conduct the du-
ties Of such an Office, and can always be found in
town. when business il required. This is case
where the Office seeks the man, instead Of the
the Office.
The Congregational Sunday school will give grand
entertainment Christmas. The details will be made
out next week. REINDEER.
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We have blacksmith shop i. full blast at this
place Geo. Williamson Jr., il proprietor of the es-
tablishment
The grain trade u simply immense. The obi corn
is leaving the country fast and it will not be long
until farmers will wish they had it back.
There 10 strong competition in this rosd District
for Supervisor. 1t is hard to tell who will get it;
but the man who keeps the roads in constant repair
should be held in grateful remembrance. 1t does
not make much difference who goes to Congress, 90
that We have good roads ut home.
The new school house Is now under Roadway The
lumber having been delayed. from cause 9TH
en- has retarded The usek If the carpenter so.evhat
but all is ON the Ground now.
We had . school meeting down here one day not
long ago; but If Newspaper gets full details Of
slider. The green bile mp and boiled over, that
day.
We are all going to vote with the sreenbsek party,
your Lincoln rags, now.
So far As we can gather. al Republic.as are we'll
satisfied with the ticket. Nov let Republicans stand
by their party and not 70 Of aer stray factions the
fathers of which are-whati
II tho1ght there was . shadow Of . chance tn he
elected, would like to be . public servant, and
would get you to print nj some tickets with Labor
Reform, Greenbaeks, Hard Money. withost distine-
ton of color charity fur ALL and nalire to
none. For SheriH, Max. hut VIXEN look over the
platform. see too many repulsive MAXINE. Now,
there is Labor Who would vote for me on that max
i'm the money is all right and color would kill
Democrat. Yoa need not print any. MAX.
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II The St Joseph and Topeka Railroad was final
" sold, Monday, at SherifFs sale, for s360O0 The
purchasers were Mr.. Butterworth and Mr.. Lemon who
have claims against stock in the road They were
represented by Col John Doniphan. The taxes and
costs first come out of the proceeds before they
turned over to the plaintiffs.
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Y McCrum, of Doniphan, pays the highest cash
priee for wheat lSOct
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Wayne TewnsAiP Republican Ceavensisn.
The Republican delegates of Wayne Township met
ut the e1ice OFF. y. foman- Capt }. y. PhiIbriek
appointed Chairman Delegates present-w. Day,
J. II. Floyd, H. Conean, joseph Schletzb.am, D. Il.
Williams, A. Low, J. L. Philbrick, WIN. vader, n v.
Hargis. Geo. wlliaasoa. and J. h. Kennedy. TIE
following candidates were boaainated: For Trustee
w. d. Stewart. For Treasurcr-Adan Schnell
For Clerk-Hssh Covsn. Ror Justices Of the Peace
"A. W. RAttersoa apd u. T. LAndou For Consta-
bles-J. T. vlsyd nd A. ". neRae. For Bod Ovu-
ssesv-Dttrise No ., Das. Qri.n; No 2, Joseph
Msckey; No 3 J. Miller; No 4, Lake Glen; No. S,
n. v. Haryis
Coavensisn saj0urned JosErx ScHIxrzsAuu.
Secretary.
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Notice 70 Tcaehers.

UvHERB vi1 Be psbls sxaninatiss e spplcasss fss
u Teaeb0s Cef1i0eafs q IL Csart HOaso In Trey.
tbe hira Saturday IL nssSAs e ss4esahsg Oetsbsf
spd 1svenber. D. d. BOSE
sePse.Ser II Is1s-isv- County s.psrissesdsss.
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~, The injurious of improperly prepared pills
and other loudly -blown remedies, recommended to
cure all is is much to be lamented by all except the
doctor into whose care you are sure to come. An
honorable and trusty exception to the rule Is Eerts
Daylight Liver Pills. They clear and purify the
system perfectly. Sold by Bckford & Sinclair, Troy.
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Y Have You any ills or pains which medicine
cannot relieve it matters not Of how long standing
Call on Dr. Vail, at the Highly house
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ENC. Reville is now Deputy District Clerk

n c. Pope and family have again become citizens
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H. L. NcAdams and Perrin Blair start, this
week, on an extended prospecting tour In western
and Southern Kansas.
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~ Beder Brothers are preparing to open bank
at Falls City. in few days Louis Boder viii have
charge of It
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n N. Marcus, liquor dealer, Of Atchison. called
in ON Monday.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANBAS To-.
DoxIPHAx CoCxTY, 4"

DMPHAx COUNT,
In the District Dooiphan County ststso Kansas
LIS; Aliss Plaintiff
John b. Mssisiiy }Dsssnaaat
NOTICE IL hereby given, that VIII the ssth day
~ q Nsvenbsr 4 b. ls71, Il two seisck, r. n. Of
aid day ct the North door Of the Coart Hoase the
for sale ct pablo sucon for cash the following asser
ed real estate vt: The north half Of the ssatheast
quarter Of section sixteen s tovnahip fear 90 soath
q rasse tvesty @ east in the County u DeaipAas sd
State Of Ksnsas. containing eighty se fAksa
the highest BIDDER Ter cash. 10 sfy esrais j.ag.sns
Asd costa Of record in the District Coart g Doaj-
phau County In the Of Kansas In which l. Aen
e plaintiff and Jshn b. Ncginity v desendaut.'
Giyea under ny hasa this SCH dry sf 0e1sber A. ID.
le71.
TT. vAHDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Desiphan County.
October Is, iss7-5g. Prs fee, 90.
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E Call In ~ LelaoAas, aoa SO tAe
largest ana bea stock sf0esas In Dsa'
Iphan County.
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IT Is A EACriI

! IL John C. Zimmerman will receive grain for
McCrum. lSoct
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DEN0CBATyc TICKET,
Fer Ieutenaat8 overnqb
THOMAS w. wArERSON,
Far Chief Justire Supreme Court,
WILLIAM 4. wAGSTAPF.
COansy Taekes.
Fer Sheriff,
PRYOR PLANK.
For County Treasurer,
THOMAS J. vANDERSLlCE-
For County Clerk.
THOMAS HENSHAI.L.
For Register of Deeds.
EDWIN TOOLE-
For Cousty Surveyor,
CHARLES Y. STURGEON.
For Coroser.
JOHN WELSH.
For County Commissioners,
lat Distrirt-LUCIUS NUTTING.
Id Distrirt-JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS.
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~ A. W. Beale moved his family to St. Joseph,