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Sheriff. Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS. }ss.

THE STATE OF KANSAS lsu
COUNTY Oh D.SIPBAx.
Inthe District Donpbzn County State OF Kansas
wD; Rippey PlniHta.
Warren Day and
Mary Day, Drf.ndants
NOTICE Is hereby given that will on the 18th day Of
~ December \. D. ls7I. the hour Of two o'clock r.
Of aid day at the North door Of the Court House in
the city Of Troy In Doniphan County State Of Kansas
Offer fr sale at pable saction cash the following
described real estate 70 wit The quarter OF
twenty, t2O) in Doniphan County State Of Kansas, TAX
en- as the property Of Warren Day and Mary Day
certain Judgment and cost. record in the Distret
Court for poaiphan County In the Stat. Of Kansas in
Mary Day defendants.
Appraised at ~ no.
Given under mS hand, this I4th day Of November A. D.
THOMAS J. vANDERSLICE
Sheriff IL p,piphan County.
November u. iS.T-5w. Prs fee go -.
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Shcfi6's Sale.

f SpArn.s ec co KANSAS ,ss,
In the District Court for Doniphan County State OF
Kansas,
David Segle. Plaintiff
"a Keller and
NOTICE Ia hereby given, that will the nth day Of
~ December. A. ID. 1871. at the hour oeloek p NJ
OF said day at the north door Of the Court House the
city Of Troy Doniphan County State Of Kansas offer for
sale at public auction for cash the following described
real estate to wit Lots No. four a. and FIVE 80 In Block
No. three 90 in e. j. Jones' Addition the City Of Troy,
in Doniphan County Taken as the pro.
perry Of l. A. Keller and offered. for sale the CHEST
bidder for cash TO satisfy certain Judgment and costs
Of record In the District Court r Donphan County
in the State 81 Kansas In which DAVID Seige plain
tiff and R. A kezer and q. J. Jones defendants
Given under my baud. this 18th day of November A.
ID. 1874.
THOMAS J. VANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of DonphAn County.
November Is. is77-5w. Prs fee. sio-j0.
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c. F. VAN BUSKIRK.

,V- II. II. Wheeler, agent and telegraph operator
at the depot played a scandalous trick young
darkey, one day last week Some time during the
forenoon he received despatch from Severance, di-
rected to the City Marshal notifying him to look out
for young colored man, who had entered room at
the hotel, the previous night, and stolen sum of
money. The thief described, and it was suppos-
ed he had gone down the railroad. After Wheeler
had received the despatch, he looked out and here
the identical darkey. walking down the track.
When he reached the depot Wheeler asked him if
he would not carry message up town, to which the
young man assented. Wheeler wrote at the bottom
of the despatch, This is the man. sealed it, gave it
to the darkey and told him to go to certain place
up town. inquire for Bill Morehead and give him the
message. He did so. and Morehead, after reading
the despatch performed the ceremony of 'laying on
hands, and conducted Mr.. Darkey to Jail, to await
the arrival of officers from Severance.
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Administrator Notice.

Estate Of Charles y. DeviDe, Deceased.
nN the 18th day Of November is7T the unlersig ned
~ appointed by the Probate Court Of Doniphan
County Kansas Administrator of the Estate Of Charles
" Dcvne late of said County. deceased All persons in
debted TO said Estate notified to make payment of the
and those having claims against the Estate
qured IL present for allowance within from
the date hereof and il such claims presented with
in three from this date they will be forever barred
Troy, Kansas November II 1877.
JOHN s. LONG, Administrator.
November IL ls71-3w. Prs fec 80.
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-. Farmers. livery men, anil harness makers who
have used Uncle SANS Harness Oil. viii never use
any other it is the best and only Reliable Oil IN the
market. Ii received the highest award at the Cen
tennial Exposition Of 1876. For sale by all first class
Harness Establishments For sale by Biekfad &
Sinclair. Troy.
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~ Mr.. George Zimmerman died at his residence,
in Troy. about o'clock Wednesday afternoon. lie
was old citizen of the County. Mr. Zimmerman
has been totally blind for many years, and for some
time past, had been helpless from paralysis. He
was the father Of Mrs. Henry Boder, Mrs. c. c.
Camp, Mrs. Pope, and Milton Zimmerman. His
brother. John p. Zimmerman, died only few weeks
ago, a notice of which was published in these col
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~ The rapidly increasing demand for Eilerts
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 incpi
cent Consumption, where other remedies have failed,
are the best proofs possible that this is without doubt
the best cough remedy yet discovered Sold by Bick-
ford & Sinclair Troy.
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~ Young men, if you wish to appear
A., No. 1, in this community, get one OF
Van Buskirk's $3.50 hats-theyre. the
thing, sure.
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TT Illustrated Marriage Guide, 26o pages, cloth
xsa gilt binding 50 cents same in paper cover p
cents. Manhood, 10 cents; Womanhood, 10 cents;
Pamphlet, 3 eents-securely sealed by mail. Send
money or postage stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great
,..;aIst 6l7 81 Charles Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
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TEMrERANcE.-A temperance meeting will be held
the Courthouse Friday evening for the purpose
of forming association of Temperance Brothers.
Rev. ID. 2. X. Brown will deliver brief address The
cooperation of all friends of temperance is earnestly
solicited
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- Mrs. Case and her daughter Zoo removed to
Highland, on Monday. where they go to keep house
for Norman. Their many friends in Troy regret thcii
departure. Norm is big enough TO get house-keep
or of lis
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70 Well, Van Buskirk is good one
.be gets away with them, on low prices.

ry' Our townsman, Charles Michaelis, firmly be-
fcxes IN the text that is not good for man to he
alone. he was married again, on last Friday even
ing, at 81; Joseph. to Mrs. Mary Frcackens, an es
tniable German lady of that city. Our best wishes
for him and fis
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CONE AND SEE ME.-Those persons whom have
been accommodating for months past are respectfully
requested to return the compliment by calling and
making settlement If you will not come to see me-
shall have to send somebody to you.
VIM MANN.
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10 Go to Van Buskirk's, and get some
of that 30 cent tea. worth 81. 81

y The injurious of improperly prepared pills
and other loudiy-boxn rneedns, recommended to
cure all ills, Is much be lamented by all except the
doctor into whose care You to come. An
honorable and trusty exception TO the rule Is Eerts
Daylight Liver Pills. They clear and parity the
system perfectly. Sold by Bickford & Sinclair Troy
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iSaniy.


FUNcLE SAINTS CONDITION. POWDER Cures
and Prevents Disease. Every stock raiser should
have il on hand lie used occasion may require.
II your druggist docs not have the genuine Uncle
SANS do not be deceived with an Inferior article
bpt send to the Emsaert Proprietary Co. Chicago,
and get it for yourself For sale by Biekford Sin
clair, Troy.
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~ Go to Van Buskirk's, and get lbs
of Imperial Tea for 81, or % cents per
pound.
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To- w. ii. Fornsrook, of White Cloud, was down,
last Friday. He had private business with
Judge Wilkinson. After hearing all the testimony,
the Indpe exncted the two dollars
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sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that will the day Of
N December. a. d. ls7S at the hour Of two o'clock p
NJ Of said day 1t the north door House in
the City Of Troy In Doniphan County State OF Kansas
offer for sale at public anetion for cash the following
described real estate To wit Tse half Of the north
90 Of range tventytvo fl containing eighty so) acres
less three and oneourth @ of Of the north we.t
corner also the east half Of the quarter
section t~entyeight t2s) in township two sj range
twentytvo ca containing eighty tsD aeres lees eight
last mentioned tract Of land; all In Doriphan County
State Of Kansas Taken the property Matthias
sfy certain Judgment and costs Of record in the
District Court for Donphan County In the STATE Kan
a.. IN shieh Christian Duback Is plaintiff and Matthias
Etb, Mary Erb and Alfred Reginiier are defendants-
Given under my hand. this 50h day of October A d.
TJ.yANDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Doaipi.ap County
November lss'-sw e<sfsefa
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~ Van Buskirk's got them,-got them,
sure. The cheapest, largest, and best as
sortment of overcoats and clothing in
Troy.
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70 The following articles of glassware
for 81, at Van Buskirk's: l sugar,
creamer, l spoon, butter, sauce, and
pickle dish.
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~ The protracted meeting conducted by Kew. u,
p r. Brown. will continue the coming week, at the
PRESBYTERIAN church. Prayer-meetins at ii A. NJ
prcarhing Mt Z u. NJ.
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Ia Go to Van Buskirk's, and get stone
ware at II cents per gallon.
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70 The latest style, of Drc-. Goods
at I.eIand's.
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rrRey. Dinsmore will preach at Doniphan' on the
6st and fifth Sabbath of December; at Wathenn, on
the second and fourth Sabbath and at Severance on
the third Sabbath.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

Cnrd.
To all who suffering from the errors and inds-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness early decay,
loss of manhood &c. will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T.
ISMAN, Station d., Bible House, Se,r York City.
lnovly.
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Money 10 Loa

ON Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, on hve
years time, less interest," nine per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable.
H& VIII BARTLETT.
Once over Buchanan Bank, ST. Joseph. Mo.
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JONATHAN.

Corn, in this vicinity is said to be better than
anticipated.
Hagaman e. Co. have, in the last week, sIclled and
shipped about 5000 bushels of old corn. and have
contracted large quantities to be delivered
Ben Brown and W. W. Alkire also have sent off
dozen car loads. 1t is hoped their grain will
hit good market, for they all cnterprising far
mers, and worthy of success.
Would write you manuscript finances, and
initiation of currency, but it seems that gold is fall
ing fast that specie payment will get there before
my manuscript, and be much more appreciated.
There is going to be stag dance in this locality if
girls cannot he procured for a quadrille.
Our school house is almost completed. School will
soon commence 1t is also contemplated TO start a
literary society, and have regular weekly readings,
and elevate the minds of the rising youth.
No person has caught any rats, this week; but if
they have you will hear of it by exchange. Neither
have there been any weddings; but from appearan-
ces there several in contemplation, for the
boys hang their hats on their left ear.
II. C. Goodell, the famous grain dealer, is the
sharp lookout for grain, the A. & y. Railroad.
He sobbed quite a quantity at this place.
There are signs of returning prosperity in ills
try. Most all farmers preparing to make extern
sive improvements. There will not be any corn left
to rot in the cribs this coming is the resolu
ton of all farmers. We expect to the country
teeming. in few days, with hog buyers, this
try is very well supplied with fat swine. ready for
the market-in fact, Donphan County has large
surplus to go ON the market this year, of all the
commodities belonging to the farm produce.
1t seems though all the farmers old wagons give
out at the same time for never many new
| ones They must be ahead.
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Troy Lumber Yard.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
Lath, Shingles,
Doors. Glazed Sash,
Lime, Hadr, Cement, DO,
AT LOW PRICES, FOR CASH
Tard, Nor TIC Depot
Isoct77. ROBT. TAACh d co'
j. W. PrY,

sa- Iueiioaeer, Sererunee, KdHsds-
Having long experience as an anetoneer viii attend
all sales at short notice, and ON reasonable terms
Also live stock of all kinds bought and sold on com
mission Parties wishing to buy or sell stock are IN
yte, to correspond. Good references gwen and sat
isfaction guaranteed. ieoctsm.
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!. . just received. a largo stock of fresh r, at
BICKFoRD & SINCIAIRs.
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EAR DOCK E T.
First DDy-Moaddy, Sd.

District Court, Doa iphan County, Kanaas
Deeember Term, A. ID. 1877, CSMsme mel u
Menday, DeceRber 3D.
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~ See Alex Applebys auctioneer card. lie Is Ill
experienced auctioneer, and his charges VIII "e re
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~ Stock Salt at 3 per barrel, for sale
by G.. Leland.
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All kinds of Machine Oils, = low at st. Joe. oil
AtclsOn. at BiCkFoRD & SINCL,Ks.
Money 10 Loan,
On long time low interest well improved Farms il
Doniphan County. Kansas. Apply to
iuneaI. Y. X. STOUT, Troy, Kansas.
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wnthena Public school.

Wafhenn Public school.
Report for The Month Ending Norember 3, 1877.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Whole No enrolled..- II IS "A
Average enrollment,.---. 10
The following pupils were neither absent tarly
during the month: Ames Craig. Charles Award,
Herman Suffer, Charles Bauer. Nelson Mcdaniel,
- VS., Plat,
Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Whole No. enrolled--.- - u ~
Average enrolment. ~
Average daily attendance Sc
Not absent nor tardy: Mary Award Lee servoss
CASSIE A. Brady.
Teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Whole No. enrolled. 80 10 80
Average enrolment IS
Average daily attendance -
Not absent tar,ly: Minnie Huffman. Ola Nah
rung Lizzie Dieter. Hugh Craig. George Dockhorn.
Harry Craig, Frank Gramer, Katie Mcpherson, Ho-
mer Huffman, George Dieter. Joseph Kohn.
CHAs. HUFFMAN,
Teacher.
CoLoRED DEPARTMENT.
MALE. FEMALE. TorAL
Whole No enrolled. 10 20 ~
Average enrollment------ y
Average daily attendance, -
Not absent tardy: John Venable. Willie Cer-
Harry Venablc, Ellen Ccrven. Tom Ransom, Mary
Bolts, Albert Mitchell.
r c. Day.
Teacher.
SUMMARY.
MALE FEMALE. TOTAL
Whole No enrolled 100 los aOS
Average enroment------ I72
Average daily attendance, I5S
No. neither absent tarly, II
The average daily attendance during this month
was an increase Of 80 on last month
W. s. PLAT.
Principal
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70 The cheapest gloves and mitts any
where, at Van Buskirk's.
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Notice,

Romem,,er, VIZ susran.ee all our r represented
or refund the money. BscKFoRp 4 SNCtAIE.
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n Neu Good. at hard time. prices. at Leland'..
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Corn! Corn! Germ

Torn COrn! TORN.
Corn taken for Goods
Corn taken for accounts.
Corn taken for Cash.
Ar 4. PouLETs CASH STORE
dccas. White Cloud Kansas.
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~ Pete Dill was settin' 'em up Wednesday
,..o,,, of a l0-pound boy. Pete is doing well.
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THE PRAIRIE FARMER COMPANY,

at Chicago ILL., handsome quarO form Of eight large
pages of six columns each Terms saOO per year in all
including the balance Of ISL free to subscri
bcrs from time subscription is received for Is7s.
Specimen copy free any address Liberal Cash Com
mission allowed to Agents, who wanted everywhere
to organize Clubs and To whom canvasins outfit will he
furnished free, upon application to
PRAIRIE FARMER CO.,
suovsm. Chicago. Ill.
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~ District Court commences next Moh''as'
.,rlTsb the BAR Docket in another column.
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~ To-day is Thanksgiving. Having no turkey Oh
.,,r own. we shall have to go foraging
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~ An kinds Of Goods nj I.eland's.
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rw Call i'm at Leland'>' ana see INC
, largest and best stock OF S"oos =" -'o"
:,~y.,m Counfy.
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November /, ia7-sw.
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RI DIR. Jaques German Worm Cakes are ,s Ss
"a .e;.;ep, remedy for Worms These Cakes never
fail to Destroy worms and Remove them From inc
Srs.n,, For sale by Biekford & Sinclair, Troy.
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ARRIVED The haskentinc Grace
Roberts under charter Tor = load ri
lumber at Freepor, arrived here yester
day, sixteen days out from San Fran
cisco. She brought up two passengers,
twenty -tiv. tons of household furniture
AID the following list Of freight "
II Shoudy. 81 packages ct pants ;
i. Andrews 4 Co. 10 pkgs merohandlse.
Schwabschcr, Bros 4 Co. $40 DO, picht
4 Mehlhorn. do: " sicll 4 Miles. ) do,
Chlllberg Bros. do. Hunt h Learned.
do; l.. C.. l. 10. ;. Bros, - Go, \.
7. +. 81 do: w L. A. : do; X. r.. =.
do; W Il X. II do; r. T. IL do; g. II
DO, 5 ". do. MoC Il X. 80 do, I.
NJ e.. 10 do c. < NJ. 10 DO. The
ireish. is being discharged al iesler' $
WHAT aud after II l. cut the vessel VIII
leave for frecpors, probably this after
noon.
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DAILY IN1ELLICEN(ER.
Friday, May 4, 1877.

THF BEACH L aAD - Stree Cotn,ni.-
s;ocer Bl4eknan i loing a very credit
able job on he portion OF the Beach
roYi inciuie.l ia the city limits He
commenced work several DAYS ago =.
the r,oint where the southern boundary
cross the road about half way ~. a,,d
!. gradually working toward town 10
f,r a. he has gone be has left the road
Ia excellent condition. lie is cutting
oat CUTTERS on either side aud pikeing
the road bed up in good shape. The
county section Of the road above tho
city limits il ia a wretcil-d condition in
ulace.. ard some work should be done
there by the county. Heretofore there
appears to have been put little. il any
attention paid to the matter Of drain
ing the road, and It's present wretched
condition is due more to insufficier;
drainage than anything else The road
bed instead Of being turnpiked. has
bser made perfectly fiat and in many
places is CALLED out in the center like
trough while there are no
cutters iaif along the sides ia
carry off the water. II il necessary
that deep cutters ba opened gu, along
each side of the road, and that the
roat bed be .urnpiked 80 As u turn the
water. This done and the beach road
would remain in tolerable fair condition
even during the wet season without
gravel. There is much smaller amount
Of gravel upon the bcach there than we
had supposed. and what their is. for the
most part, is too fine aud sandy 10 an
swer for the road. Therefore the only
chance to get good gravel, that we know
Of. would be from the pit up the rail
road, but this is quite too far away.
However. in the way indicated. we
think the road could BE- put in fair con
dltion without gravel. The beacl, road
is the principal thoroughfare leading
into our city and there is constantly a
great amount of travel over IT, II Is.
therefore. very important that i. be put
in good condition. and tins should GER
tainly be done at the earliest possible
time There is no piece of road work
in the country or city more important
than this is
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Cor WET CraN ford & Harrington
wharf appears Ia have become quite IL
popular bathing place for inebfia,ed
individuals Nearly, every week some
such person gets duckiug there 10y
either falling from a steamer or up
setting IA boat. They 20 III. clothes aud
all. and IN tins way not only get free
bath. but save wash bill Yesterday
one of these follows came along and
made deal Of sport tor a crowd of
specialization awhile, He was logger
from across the Sound who had come
20 town. and got a little muddled on
the crooked whisky question. He sot
into his boat at the head of the dock
aud pulled out 10 tie end ot the wharf
after dead of trouble Here he at =.
tempted 10 pu, up tho sail. aud aitcr
barely escaping "A fall into the water
several times. lac got up on the gun
wales and finally went over boat and
all. Some parties wen, 10 his assistance
in boat. and after deal of trouble
with him got him ashore.
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Remember This.

Nov is the time of the year for Pncu-
monia, Lung Fever. Coughs. Colds. and
fatal results Of predisposition to Con-
sumption and other hroa: and Lung
Disease. BosCHEEs GERMAN SYRUP
has been used in this neighborhood for
the past two or three years without u
single failure TO cure. II you have not
used this medicine yourself. go 10 your
Druggist ................ ........
and ask him Of its wonderful success
among his customers Three doses will
relieve the worst case. Ii you have no
faith in my medicine just buy Sample
Bottle of B0sCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
bottle - cents. Don't neglect cough
to save - Gel 70.
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POTATOES The farmers on WILDLY
Island are said To be selling potatoes in
large lots at 2jc per bushel. a:i some
of them have = large part of last year a
crop yet on hand. One farmer is said
TO have 5000 bushels for sale at this
price. On account of the low price at
which POTATOES are selling m"st Of the
farmers have decided To venture bu.
little In that crop this year. aud have
put most of the land that was IN pota-
toes last year in grain. This Is. doubt
less. the better Iol,uy. Grain will Ger
tsinIy be very high next fall, and those
farmers who have pat ia big crop
this season will have little bonanza
en- hand But in regard To potatoes. u,
one extreme usually follows another.
they are likely TO be ia good demand
next fall Last year the crop was very
large and the price consequently very
poor For this reason no one appears
10 care about planting potatoes this sea
son. aud as every farmer APPEARS To be
acting on the same priociplo, there will
be but few potatoes raised