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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-02-01


Last ysrk Wa ~ther lively o.s for this place
owing pr0bably to the rush Of wood from the Other
side Of tbe river. while the ice WA good.
Our b.ainess houses sppear to have q fair trade
and all Of them are apparently prosperins
One Of cur citizens captured q WOLF recently He
did not want the wolf to In 1t his door, or prob
sby b thesgAt the hsra law was IN force and that
the 'unrnly animal ought TO be rcstr.ined-
Kentz3er ays the herd Law viii bs put in force His
ren'0nstr.nre 10 expected to defeat it, "rrasu rfsr
One fellow, that docs not live very far from here
says he dgned against the herd law but If his name
v.s Cd, be would nov sign in favor Of it. Maybe he
Vas "bulldossd" into it. They say that there il q
bulldozer around.
We have = new doctor in town. His advice to the
sick 4, take your TsyA
Thomas W. Heatley vss down to see his old friends
1t this place, Sunday They are always gled 10 -
him.
How deaf 10 gar hearts the Of cor boyhssd
when By sssiag a.d thinking bring shsn 70 view;
The niiipssd, tie river. Tie Wild hassl thsekss
wbsrs Ne ussa 70 wander, vhsrs ssr.vhssriss uvv.
LIN.
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DIED.

January sith. at thu residence of S.ssnel Harper.
four miles southwest Of Troy, Mr-- HANNAH JoHxsox.
aged IS year~. 10 months. and 3s day.- She .
member Of the Presbyterian Chnrrh seventy yea
and ssrvag believer n the dsrsrnr~ tsashe BY fhe
Churrh.
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Final Settlement.

Estate Of Lewis A Jeners Deceased.
NOTICE Ia hereby given to all persons interested a
~ the Estate Of Lewis A Jehers late Of Doniphar
County deceased that will make final settlement OF All
Estate with the Probate Court Of said Donphan County
Ksnsas Monday. the ssth day Of February A. d. iss1
at 10 O'Clock, A. n, Of said day
Troy, Kansas January . 18Th
MOsESJ. wHirSOS. Administrators.
January Is. Iezz-4w. Prs Zee "a
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PIMPLES.

will mail tFree) the receipt for preparing simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN, FREcKLES,
PIMPLES and BorcHEs leaving the skin soft clear and
beautiful aso instructions for producing luxurisnt
growth Of hair . bald head smooth face Adlres
Ben. yandelf Ca. Box 5lai, No. Wooster ST., n. Y.
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wa- Finn, Master Of the State Grange. will be here
at the ntzAton of the officers Of the County Grange.
which l. tn take place here, tseverance) Saturday,
February ioth at O'Clock, p n. Bro. Sims will give
Ssse lrenrr. after which, private Instructions and
the uuwriftea work of the Order He Is DESTROYS of
meeting every Granger in the County especially every
Master aad Lecturer Of Subordinate Grsnses. The
lecture, hsvever, Will he public.
By orler Of County Grange.
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Admini.trator's Notice.

Estxte OF AxfiA W hoFt0n, deccased-
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned r,.
~ the Iith day Of January Ie77 sppoipted hv ~
Probate Court Of Douiphsn County Kansas Adutipst.
tor d the Estate Of Maria whorton deceased late OF
County All matters relating said Estate are
10 b presented To for settlement within the tins
prescribed By law
JAMES l. wRORToN
Administrators.
January w. leIs.-5w- Prs fee. -.
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OCONSUNlPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cure Of that
dread disease Consumption. by simple remedy is
ious to make known his fellow sufferers the Of
cure To all who desire IT. he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used ree Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they viii aud
SURE CUKE for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
Rev. 4. A. WILSON,
2Stec6mo. l9i Penn ST.. Xillin uahurHh Nov York.
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Brenner Ise0s,

BR00Ref IeeAos
The new corn-shellsr Of Lancaster ard NcDsnisI
makes the cobs iy. 1t does good work, and docs q
fast Let Adirondack give thsn credit fur il - -
spoke particularly about Its running backwards
We hear that M. Willie Cssk "a brother of Jcsar,
intends moving to Kansas- He has bought farm Il
Mrs Hoverson. If he only makes as good citizen -
his brother, vc give him hearty welcome.
Mr.. Myers sold Q carload ofposstocs to Mr. Josss
Of Atchison He gets IS cents bushel for them. de-
ivered at Brenner. Mr.. Myers potato crop paid him
well, this season.
Mr.. & w. Hinckley has rather nsosopolised the cob
trade here, he having bought the eobs from nearly all
the corn John Lancaster has-
The 18th of January, 1877, was the sweetest day
Brennsr has ever known. The memlerx of OskissA
Grange received hossAsaa Of sugar. and opened Il
At Brcnner 1t seemed to he pretty generally known,
there quite q crowd prssent asd every one had
a handful of sugar.
little son Of Andrew Lloyd was severely dog hit
ten, a few days since. ---z--- s----sz-.---.----s
The Railroad Company sre making il pay, ut Brea,-
ner this yrar thsir agent here having TAKEN in e.nsid
eraby over hundred dollars for sght in the New
year Where is there another small statisn that has
done we'll
We hear that the young men q Oakinnd intend 10
organize . string bsnd. Thcse soaf Il the best
musicians Oakland thas there arc in he County.
and predict for them grand success-
Mr.. b. =. LAndrum has his hands fhll, q Oakl..A
He teaches the District school throagh the day, 81
singing school at night So far have heard -
has given entire satisfaction.
Wolves are getting pretty plcntifal, or nj lo.a
should judge 80. from the noise every night Ne
think the farmers had better take active asys
to get rid Of few of them
There is considerable exctenent ovur the hesl ~.
Corn firm, at 81 cents R~-
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~ Being out Of employment, now propose turn
ing my attention to the Dairy business Orlcn from
peons wishng to patrUnisr such institution will
be gladly received J.P. WILSON.
Troy Feb I, 1871
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4
The ve.sher, for the last week, h.s bees beautiful
snow leaving. and the roads :re getting bad
There vii Be festival at the n. Z. Churrh. Feb
ruary sth Sr The be.ef Of lie pastor. Committee Of
arrzngrnentn, Mn Prize, Ma McCun, Mrs. Ed
wards, Ma Fsrnan, Ma Philbrick, and Mrs Hud
| nall.
Nicholas Brennsr h II hose, r.stirsting for few
weeks, vhen be win take up his grip fse st. Joseph,
cess to Mix. He b anoth~ oee u Dsaiph.n's good
boys-
DR.. Sawyer ID On his pins again. He had . chill
long enough the other day, to make half dozen com
mon chills-
The n z. Sunday School d in . prosperous condi-
ton. Tho lessons the blackboard are beautifully
Illustrated BY Mr.. Low. Two young ladies' Mis- Mat
tie Walker and Miss Florence Welsh started out to
collect money to purchase map Of Palestine. and in
= short time raised the required amount This map
will be a great benefit to the instructor rs well TO
the children.
II is expected that church will be clear of smoke
once for long time the stove pipes have all been
taken down and cleaned. Church goers do not like
to be compelled to shed tears when they do want
to.
schIet1baum l. Schnell arr turning out good many
fine wagons here Of late.
e -. .,:-. ''"i -' ..s p.' IL
S,.- u', v. 60 ' sur
n 1. o.Ae
g.. w so-. ino o"''
:, 80 10y - - I've n'o's so1e~ee Sn-
/ We ere to have smother butcher shop socu-Prstt &
Kirby. t%
a o'"'"' '.e'"t' van 'e ID opefSo'h sooo' oy "m'
"''
That Chinese soap Of kuchs is . wonderful inven-
ton; takes ont ~ IL dirt b your shirts, leaving
them white and elsan, saving labor just one-half
The helidsys are ever row for, oh. for ST. vslsn-
tines Day.
The question Of herd Law h,s taken n change.
majority aro s~ainst the Law down tb;. vax A tn
the herd isu, % sot think, u far Is town people
are eonesrned, il b any VI car business. The ones
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lfeb4w

" want to srli my dwelling house and two lots
also other lots in Severance They he bought
good terns, and 1t great REDUCTION from their real
worth.
also have l60 Of prairie land for sale. situated
In Harrison County, No. A. s. CANPBEII-
febl6 Severance. KanHas
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~ b. T. Galloway has sold his farm north of towI
to II. T. Goss, and will remove to ten lot which
he has purchased. adjoining Troy.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, }ss.

In the District Court for Donphan County Of Kansa.
Amanda Corby. ExecutriI Of the ! Plaintiff
Estate Of John Corby, deceased.
Willis j. vancuren,
Henrietta ysnenrrn.
II. W. Boon,
Joseph Mcf,rum, and
H. b. Treat, Defendants
NOTICE In hereby s.v~r that will the 18th dsy Of
~ February A. ID. i-1s at the hour IL two clock
n Of said day. the North door of the Court Hou.e In
the city Of Troy In Douiphan County State of Kansas
odrr for sale at public auction for cash the following
described real estate to wit The north quarter Of
section sixteen s In township four o. south Of range
twenty csDD east Taken n the property Of Willis j.
yApeuren IT al and offered for sale to the highest bidder
for cash. satisfy certain ,nents aud cost. now OF
record In the District Court for Doniphan County th.
Of kAB-As In which AmzBiz Corby Execatrix OF
the Of John corby deceased Plaintiff and Willis
J. yaneuren. Henrietta yanearen, H. W. Boon Joseph
Mc(rum. and n. y. Treat Defendants
Appraised nj the Of q $4,000
Given under nay hand this 9Th day Of January, A. D.
is71 TT. NANDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
January H. 1sT--jw- Pr fee. si2.
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sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, lss
CotSIY o. DoSIrHAS,
In tie District Court for Donphas County State Of Kansas
J. C.. Waterman,
j. c. Bernard. and
\. G. Beach, PLAINTIFF
Samuel Aaquilksn ct al, Defendant.
NOTICE h hereby zyrn that will on the f2th day Of
~ February A d., ls77 at the hour Of o clock n IN
.sd day the North der Of the Court House In The
city Of Troy. IN Dunphan County, State Of snsas offer
for sale at public auetion. for cash the ing descr
ed real estr to wt Al ef Bioek thirteen (i) IN East
Troy DoniPhan County kaD.as- Taken the property
81 Samuel Aaquken and offered To the highest
bidder for cash. to satisfy certain Judgments and cnst.
nov Of record IN the District Court for Donipban County
In the State Of Kansas In which Waterman & Bernard
PLAINTIFF and samuel Msguiken are defsndants
Appraised Al the OF 5000
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of January. A D.
1911. T. j. yANDERSLfCE.
Sheriff Of Donphan County.
January II, 1ss5-jw. PRS fee 5000.
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LSo0a ISsas.

We lessn that they have been having jsllv TIM
In the White Eagle District Hrports are true, the
teacher came Of seeond best
Mr. Tayiors spelling school, last week vas . com
paese saeesss Mr. UIsh e,s4i.A a IT, 49,.
The hfGary society arc making . success Of thsir
effort We are glad to learn Matters Of that kind ara
always worth the trouble it akes to organize and
dnct thean-
Mr. W. p. Gnest, Of Indianapolis. Indiana, has re
tarned to this place. ater proonsed visit home He
reports things in Old Hooserdon - Aourishing.
Tss Railruad Co. are just finishing connodious
sock yard here This supplies . want long felt BY
cur Psoplr The Coomoa Council are intending 70
1se Il until the calaboo.e Ia built -
At the spelling school, The imported tabal.u. Hops
and Saecesa," and "Biaek Man. were performed be-
fore large and apFrcriafive audience
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A gentleman who suffered for years FROM Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youth
full ipdiscreon will for the sake Of suffering humanity
send free to all Who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he cured. Suf
ferers wishing to prodt BY the advertisers experience
can do % By addressing. In perfect confidence,
ssdec6m. JOHN b. OGDEN % Cedar St. New York.
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The most beautifulest weather ever seed
Capt. Lscock's little boy, Willie, is recovering.
Union meeting still in full blast-so mote it be.
Our other half ID mad rs a wet hen, because .
fair dsinsel ''smoler on US, last night.
Widows are in high demand here. Send ~ . fcw
from Troy. We like widows better that We do our
old woman. (This is private.)
The boys had good time on their way home from
the dance ut l. n. Smiths; we mean the boys who
were in the hind part Of the wagon, lying down
their fun was sweet, but, oh! how bitter, etc.
Every man who can muster up 25 cents, is dealing
in corn Hiawatha is u perfect storebouse of corn
We purchased half bushel the other day, and took
it home told our other half to compound "hominy"
of it. She made home hot, for q few pnutes for u.s.
We are not specializing in corn now. What is life,
without wifei
Some three weeks ago, n tramp printer, by thu
name Of Bsde, to city, and hired out tho
Dispateh For two weeks, u long perod,) he demean
ed himself cretiitably; but time drove him to
seek solace in the Jug and he sought it earnestly. In
other words, he got rafting drunk He has kind,
sympathetic heart; for night after drinking free
ly he repaired to his yirtuous couch to sleep that
deep sleep that only drinker enjoys. Late in
the night, he awoke, 1--WE presume and feeling all the
shame that gentleman should feel after such spree,
wept bitterly. Yea, he wept prVfnsey; he wept to
such degree that the bed a pond of .briny'
tears, the next morning. The wet bed was all the
chambermaid found, whom she went to set the room
to rights, the next day. She says she hates men who
weep profusely-she likes brave oncs.
The union meeting bids fair to make a mighty mark
In midst; and this calls to mind that We listened
to of the most powerful sermons last week. that
we ever heard fall from the bps Of The theme
the crucifxiou sepuehre and resurrection of the
holy child, Christ Jesus; and notwithstanding We
have listened to raany discours-s upo. this subject
before, IL in the light IN xh,ch 1t wss
presented full it Of deep pathos and beantifal
promises for the future. PAUL Ply
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Brush Creek ll0nns.

Brush Creek ltssns.
Mr. Copeland and stepson, Don Michels, have gone
to Grand River, No., a visit.
Frank Bullock, both handsome and accomplished,
and great favorie among Brush Greek ls~-es 10
touching school in the southwestern part Of this
County.
The farmers Of this section seem to be wide awake,
and with their perseverance, doing great deal
wards getting the heard law, by petitioning.
sister of Mrs.. J. Whitaker, formerly Miss Nc
Crun, ia making q visit ut her relatives on Brush
Creek. She used to be well known by the old settlers
of Doniphan County.
Subscribcr-Geary Citys itenlizer- ornan,entcd his
items with Brush Creek boys" II 10 strange that wo
never heard anything about the money that lost.
We think Gcary City boys would find it very difficult
to lose that much money.
Frank Cradle, one of Brush Creek's diliyent Young
farmers, has gone to Missouri to buy span Of mules
Next thing hear Of Sol. Miller will be getting some
more wedding cake; sweet. ~ nice and 20 grand,
that he will shed tears, and wish he were u young
man. 81 g..
FEsrTAL-The festival held ut the NJ T. Church
was Q grand success. There was a supper which
made a person wonder at its superiority and col
lection Of ladies, well attended by laddies People
ffO0 oaklssd, Troy. Mount Airy, and oil the sur
roandins neighborhoOds, were thersL The house was
crowded Dore than was ever known before The peo-
pie both old and young seemed to be in the highest
giee ia candidates for the cake were, Miss Iizzic
jarrett asd Miss Alice Decksrd the former from
Rock Creek, the latter from the vicinity Of Palermo
Miss Dreasrd Was elected by great majority. We
DO net know whether Il her bosuty or her issds.
pocketbosks that won the cake; but likely both hsd
n fanfi fnv~
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70 The communication Of "A Justice" is crowded
out until next week. II will he Published then, unless
from sufficient cause deem IL inadvisablc
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~. Several Herd Law communications that came
last. compelled to leave out. We have just 40
much space. and when that il crowded. must stop
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A CLOSE GALA shooting accident occurred at the
residence of Frank Fitzpatrick i'm the vicinity Of Bre
ner Station, Tuesday afternoon that resulted in u
hair-breadth escape, and very extraordinary one.
Two young men, named George Coum and Charles
Fitzpatrick handling small sevenhooter, which,
as usual, they thought was not loaded Colun, stand
ing directly in front of Fitzpatrick with the reckless
careessness that has cost thousands of lives brought
the pistol down within foot and half of his breast
and snapped tit discharged and the load enter
ed Fitzpatricks breast He mounted horse and rose
to town, when DIR. Crook examined the wound. The
ball had entered squarely the heart could
be- but probing showed that it had not entered the
cavity, but had taken upward range, and was Mt
length found near the shoulder and taken out The
ball was not attened or battered in the slightest de-
gree.
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The fneaf stsek farm in Afchiaon County for sale,
eostaining a2o Of land, 80 in high state
Of cultivation, snd 70 Of good mbrr and living
watrr miles asrth Sest 0f Musrotah. will srll low,
or exrhaagr for Q general stock Of merchandise,
trade for good lands in Doniphan County. For fur
ther particulars, apply to
JOSEPH McCRUM,
lfeb4w. D0niphau. Kansas
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HoLLowAHs PIIls AND OixrxESr.-SrrvfulA was
considered incur.ble until the great discovery Of
"Holloxay's PILE and Ointment flashed upon the
world D.rases vhrh hattie the skill of the medical
schools, readily yiesd se there peerless. remedies
Scuvy Eryipels~, saltrhcum. Itch. and all eutane-
eruptions durable by them. . c~nts per box
pot-
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gofal 3axtters.

For any other length Of time in accordance With the
above rsfes which apply only to regular advertising
business cards of lines or less, Is year.
For legal and transient advertisements u
for the first insertion and 50 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged per cent extra; and
editorial advertisements and personal connunicatons
double price
Eight lines of solid Nonpareil make square. All
fractions Of half square and counted full
square.
Advertisements requiring to be certified to- viii be
charged the cost Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
m JOB WORK of all kinds done on short notice. a
low the times will admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
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DeNIPHAN COUNTY DI.kCre.Y.

Judge I'd Judicial District-ALrRxD c. Ons.
County Commssiobers-FRzp. HAKPsTER, CYsUs LgIASD
JR., A. LARzELERE.
SheriH-TBohksJ j. vANDERsLIcE-
Clerk of District Court-FRASK BRowy.
Treasurer-RoBEET FIIcKNGER.
County Clerk-CHARLKs RAPPELYK.
County Attorney-F X. AkNsrxoxG.
Probate Judge-RolkxI wuKIxsox.
Register of Deeds-F II. DRFxxISG.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-D. D. RosE.
Coronet-DR- VIZ. REEuxR EEE
Surveyor-JANEs T. FoRhAN.
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Csrn: COen! Gers

- Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by T.. Leland.
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AsxAnr,oox.r.d ax.n..

~ ! : !" ! :
ASK tn recovered dyspep-
ASUXNXXN. VS. tca Bilioas suaerers victims
Of Fever md Ague. the mer-
~ curial diseased patient, how
N~ Rhey recovered health. cheer.
- ~4 - ful spirts and good appetite,
A ~ tksy viii tell VOC BY taking
A3ag(E4 '-'' LIVE. 1.'''-''-
M ass7sA rusA I'd BED Sz15 xankps b ~ waAi
Fo. DYSPEPSIA, CoNsIn ALTON. Ie.aaies silio.s
SOUR STOMACH. Heart Burn. &C. "a
This unrivalled Southern Rem .dy 10 warranted no. to
sa of Me- er any
PURELY VEGETABLE.
containing those Southern Roots and erbs which an
wise Providsnee has placed in countries where Liver
D.s..s. mos. g,s.. Il IN car. all Dis'ss caused ~
THi SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complain. are bitter or
sen mistaken for Rheumatism Soar stomach; Loss Of
Apostle; Boves alternately eostve and Ia. Hsadache
To- 40 sonsn" Which to az
Lew spi,its thick yellow appearance Of the Skin and
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend DE- disease
at others. fev bnt the LTEe the largest in
Regulated In time great suffering. wretchedae.s and
DEATH win ensue
recommend =. an efsseious remedy for di....s of
REerLsror. LEWIS 9. wUNpER
Assistant Postmaster, Philadelphia
have tested its virtues personally and know
far Dyspepsia Biousness, and Throbbing Headache, t
the best medicine the world We have tried
forty other remedies before Simmons Liver Regulator
but the Regulator only relieved bat cured asEd
Telegraph and 4ssssn9er, Macon, Ga.
Manufactured only BY
J. II. ZEILIN q CO..
MACON Ga Axp PHILADELPHIA.
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it is now regarded As the
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For all disesses Of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen
A. q Remedy IN
HILARIOUS PErERS BOWEL c0NPLALHTS DIS. |
PEPSII, MENTAL DEPRESSION RESTL ESS-
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BLLIOUSyESS
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
CAUTION
A there q number of limitations offered 10 the pub
lie. would caution the community to buy Powders
or Prepared SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR unless
in engraved Wrapper with the trade mark stamp and
signature uabroken. None other 10 genuine.
J. II. ZEILn & CO.,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia. |
Your valuable medicine SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
has aaved me many Doctors bls use IL for every |
thing IL IL recommended for and knew IL fail
have used it in Colo and Grubbs with my mules and
horses giving them about half bottle at time. have
every that has Stock being the sest medicine
known for all complaints that horse hesh s heir to-
X. T. TAYLOR.
93nov.-ly. Agent for Changers Of Georgia.
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;V- Gentlemen not memberr Of Prof. Youngcr's
Dancing Class i'm Troy. will please not visit the Hail.
there is not sufficient to accommodate them.
BY orsler of the Class.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
COMPLRTGD SUNR sea. isss.

The extension Of the a. Lesis. Eassss CITY ssd NORTH
Raiisrsy from Fe.gusos Station to
The No. Lewis CoB0a Depos.
eleven milesD was completed Juse 10 An Passenger
Trains arrive and depart N and fsa the Unioa De-
pot where connections made with al Eastern aad
Southern lines This extension passes through the
beautiful FoREsr PARK also the interesting and
picturesque portion Of Suburban ST. Louis and surround
ing country.
This Company just Published . beautifully colored
engraving. entitled "A Birds Eye View If 81 Louie -
showing Union Depot the entrance the tannel
under the city the bridge the Mississippi River and
the Relay House. East 81 Lous-
For copies Of this engraving free address c. K LORD
General Passenger Agent. Sc. Iouis. s7iupe.