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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-12-13

Al North Troy, SATURDAY, Gcoggs Mar.
rio, AGED e, wss fsisi'y iuisnei ~ a fall
lag Tree Which he was ehopplHg.
uaa. Ire ilia q lac Ia Moss, who j.
IL hs ssth year. has rnisea dnring the
pasi seAson over 200 bushels Ct apples.
wh.sa hetied him $500 L. A Holoomb
u he stms plaee rsssea 200 baskets,
which melted him $500
TIE Rfsltebofo Pbuair ssyss-
"Trsups are more numerous than ever,
and tlelr number IL 90 tho Increase. Five
o. six has been tbe regular number IN TIC
lookup each night daring ihs past week.
An old person died GA the Hardwiek
town farm daring The past year who bad
been 3 town charge for two years or more
Amer bis deslh good notes 20 The amount
Of several hundred dollars were found
among bis effects.
The lrlal Of Ezra 2. Smith aud Mrs
Mary T.. Chsmpliu, for The murder q The
formers wife ST vergeBpes, has been pat
over to The second week Of the term Of
the County Court At Middlebary this
week. on account Of the illness Of State
Attorney Chapman. The defendants
counsel say they oanuo, get ready for The
trial this term, and the case will probably
20 over til next Jane, Mr.. Chapmau
oyerworked himself 10 preparing for tbs
Smiih-Champlin examination.
A daring attempt Al murder was made
at the residence Of Christopher ID. Par
mort, one mile from North Troy, We'd
nesday night, 2StA. Mrs. Pnrmort wa
awakened about 10 o'clock by the report
OF q gun aud The crash Of the window Of
Der sleeping apartment. She summoned
Der husband, who sleeps in the second
story, and an investigation revealed The
fact that shot had been fired from the
outside OF the house at Mrs. Pnrmort, who
was sleeping In bed The shot struck Ia
the bed, withoutinjury TO the lady.
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FlesaA. With al ils brave defenders.
canon AID warlike material has fallen
iat9 The hands Of the RassiAss. The
place vas actually starved oct. This
sives nearly the ~hole control u the
coaaiIy north Of The Balkans TO the
Russians. and there seems TO be littls
~ binder their march ca Adnanople
Heeeut Russian successes have very
much stirred up Eugland. who fears
for her interests 10 The east. and il il
qaile probable that abe will attempt !
mediation IL hopes Of securing peace
aud ia case u failure ia this may give
active aid 10 tue Turks. Ailer being
TO 90 much loss Russia will not consent
10 peace without pretty large eouces
sions on the part Of Turkey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-12-13
Sanford's Radical Cure

BOT only promptly arrests the eorroding dischAr-
gss In Catartb but, BY sympathetic action, il
restores 70 sound health ali the organs of the
head thai have become Affected by IL aud exhibit
Aay Of the following afioctions:
Defective EYesight, lnfamed and Mat
terry Eyes, Painful aud Watery Eyes,
Loss Of Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia OF
the Ear, Discharges from the Ear,
Ringing Noises In the Head, Dizziness
Nervous Headache, Pains in the Ten
pies, Loss Of the Senses OF Taste and
Smell, Elongation of the UvHla, In
6ammation OF the Tonsils, Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough,
Bronchitis, and Bleeding Of the lungs.
Each package con tains DR.. Sanford's Improved
InhAling Tube. and full directions for use in al
cases Price $780, For sale by all Wholesale
and Retail Druggists and Dealers throughout
the United States aud and CInsdas. WEEKS
Potter. General Agents and Wholesale Drug.
gists, Boston, Mass.
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Wistar's Balsan
Wistar's Balsann
Wistar's Balsam
bleeding at the Lungs.

PUTNAM. Conn, March ~. 1909.
Gentslmen--I avail mysalfof this opportunity
TO say word in behalf OF Or. Wistar's BAlsam
OF Wild Cherry, which have mace use Of in
my family for years, aud always with the most
beneficial results My wife being Of delicate
habits has always been troubled with hard, dry
hacking cough, whenever taking 8 little cold,
and has employed various specifics without OBJ
tanning any relief, until prevailed upon 20 test
the virtues OF Wistars Baisam, the effect Of
W. ich has boon truly astonishing.
More than year since young man belonging
in this place was taken with bleeding st the
lungs, 10 connection with q most sever cough,
and was finally given over TO die by our best
physicians, and II was evident 10 all thst con.
sumption was claiming him AZ \ victim. Learn
ing these facts my wife sent him bottle Of the
Balsam, which he took, and In duo lime, to the
great establishment Of his friends, was at his ac-
customed occupation, snatched, as il we're, from
the very Jaws OF death. In many other cssss We
have administered the Balsam 70 the copsump-
tixe, and always with the best OF success. There
Aements are simple facts, which can be
8ched for at any time by calling on my at my
store. remain truly you're.
JOHN b. DARLING
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SENATOR EpMusDs.

skAAtVh EDANAbb
Ia whatever light people may regard
il, We believe il is generally conceded
that Senator Edmunds is about the only
man in the Z. s. Senate who could
have managed that body, during the
recent exciting contest for the suprem-
acy, 80 as to preserve the republican
majority. We publish below what the
New York World says Of our senior
senator, though that paper being polit-
ically opposed to him OF course would
not DO able TO sec anything Of moral
nature 10 bis character, if indeed, it is
capable Of seeing anything moral in
the nature Of anybody:
Tho central figure 10 the Senate
Chamber the past week, during the re-
publican struggle against fate, has been
George 4. Edmunds OF Vermont His
personal appearance is rather striking
Not very tall when on his legs. be has
that great length of spine which is re-
gardcd Ia insurance Offices as prom.
Use. il not a guarantee OF longevity.
For all | know to the contrary, Ed,
munds may be one hundred years old
already. The tough ruddiDes Of his
skin aud the uncertain grayncds OF bis
hair aud beard are Of the kind that defy
conjecture as to age. With his long,
farrowed forehead running up to a
point above. his long gray beard run,
ming dowu TO point below, bis ghostly
attitudes and gestures and bis areh
episcopal habits Of attire, Edmunds
looks like well preserved specimen
OF the ancient Christian Fathers.
A dozen years ago this long headed
lawyer came into the United States
senate from a region chiefly famed fol
IL, verdure and It's maple sugar sap. But
there was nothing verdant and nothing
sagary about the new Senator
al accidental Senator. by the way, tol
be emerged from obscurity TO GIL 1
chair vacated by death. He first made
himself respected on the floor by biz
singnlarly accurate memory and biz
close knowledge OF technical law. II,
came 10 he considered by the majority
as dry bot indispensable work Of ref
crence. lie was appealed 10 on points
that men 81 Affairs are too busy TO hun
up and men Of genius de not care Il
burden their brains with. Gradual,
be built up the little pomp Of Law
library on and around ais desk. TIL,
imposing adjunct aud the venerable
appearance Of bis beard inspired Ger
tain awe in the galleries The aw'
wAs lost 10 yawns whenever Edmund
arose 10 speak.
Ae VIE AfbtAAt9A " GALAHdh 30
vaaeed. be began 10 manifest new abil
ities His mcmory gave him a greA
advantage. bis power Of application
greater. For Ten years be hAs beeI
digging away al the rules Of The Senat'
And the principles o. parliamentary law
Tbs resulI Of bis Industry was apparcn
10 The Electoral bill debate Of one yea
ago. when be STEPPED 10 Tie front as thr
very best parllamentarian 10 Congress
mol excepting Blaine Of Maine. Ed
mauds mastery Of the qaiFks. preee
dents. lodges, tricks, aud surprises 0
Legislative strategy is woaderial. III
never aounders 10 any question Of pro
eedaIe be Is never Of ais feet
Nov. 70 The qualities 10 debate
add the still mere valuable cue Of PEI
feet selfoontrol Edmnnas angry, Ed
muads discomposed. Edmunds discoal
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Esftss las bees A8misaea 70 The {
s senAss from lssgislaEA. which ioi
iuNea Gimost a. : matter q eourss
after he fs5eetiea 81 FiscAhack TIE
senais Il delsaiisg a coscuucnt res0la
tan isifodaocd " Senator Matthews
tasl tAe pAymeai q Z 5. bos6s il
silver Genes within The ueGsiog q las
Aai lussloe Il Is gate ceriAin shAi
Blas4's silver bilI - amended vii pAaI
1c stnste. Congress wili adjourn iol
tie holidays and will not meet again
ualil tie middle 81 January.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM .
WIST.1R'S BALSAM
WISTAR'S BILSIM
A Case Of Consumption.

CHUsrFHuuD, n. ", March %, 1851
Messr1 sEIu W. Fowls soS Gentlemen
feel IN duty called upon voluntarily 90 give nv
Testimony IN favor Of DIR, MtsTAHS BAl.AAM
OF WILD CHERRY. IwAs taken slch last o.
tober with lung complaint. accompanied With =
very serious cough suA sfier having been
TIRE ated a nnmber Of weeks by The best phyG.
niAns they gave me over AZ Al ineuFAhle case %
consumption, and for about kix weeks my friends
expected that might die any day, having en-
ursly dospAirsd OF nay recovery AZ this time
read the Advertisements and certificates Of the
WILD CHERRY BAlSAM, and was Induced 70
Try II myseh. / have taken sin bottles, and from
the commencement / have been gradually 70.
covering, Ny cough has nov entirely ceased.
have regained my flesh and strength, and an
feeling quite well. I attribute the cure b. OR.
WIsTAbS BAI,SAM or WILD CHERRY, a.
have taken no other medicine since commenced
taking that, Very respectfully Yours.
Mrs. Mia 3. SMITH.
Msssrs FowLR A soH
0snilemon-- Mrs. smith gives me tho forogo
ing certificate Of the efiosey VI your medicine
In her case. She IL an acquaintance Of mine, aud
took the BAlsAm on the strength Of my eer,ih
cato, which abe saw in the pApers. Her story ~
literally true. Yours truly,
WI JONES,
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Mossa WNKKsa Norma, Wholesale Druggists
bostcu, &Ass tisut4euasa.--i feel cosaPt led
~ aeeSa~ ledge 10 you he great scne1i kts-
Yexrs have hagn a@icted aith this iaAthsugas
slifcass. Ana especially Ia i6e stntcg uma hAs i
been most srrsfe. The discharge has hnfn lkiek
Gad bloody. snaittiaE foul odor ~ bad tbAi FaY
pFosenos Ia E pam nth ethers Wss yerY ofiea.
ave - them One week Aftet commencing the
ed uith u al al. NJ senses o. taste and tuiell
which lssrt WAo1y Eoze. have nos fally returned
and nay gencEAa beAlih 10 much improved
Yours, MELBOURNE II. FOkp.
Short Hand Writer.
0RaxB RArtpe Mon Nov. 5. 1876
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SARAH NJ. OHAFIN's ESTATE.

SARAH NJ. CHAFIN'S ESTATE.
~ State Of Vermont, Manchester District. ss
At Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for said district OF Manchester, on the 2Sth
day OF November, A, D. 1877.
Present. Hon. Il. d. Burton, Judge.
An Instrument. purportiDg to DO the las / viii
and Testament Of Sarah n Chsifin late Of VIM
hall, in said district, deceased being present
ed by George W. ChRffin, tho Executor therein
named, for Probate, IL 10 ordered by said Court,
that all persons concerned therein be notified TO
appear at session thereof, to be held at tho
Probate Office In Manchester, In said district, on
the 26th day Of Dec, A. d., 1877, at 10 O'Clock,
In the forenoon and show cause, II any they
have, against the probate OF said VIII for
which purpose II 10 further ordered, that this
order, be published three weeks successfully IN
the Manchester JOURNAL, a newspaper printed
at Manchester In this state, previous to said
time Of hearing.
true record,
Attest, Il. y. BURTON, Judge.
true copy Of record
2s9w Attest. L. b. BURTON, Judge.
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Births.

asngttsf IS Il q snA i A waeesg sifAsa
ssild ie Hoe. a 7 urthsas = hasArits. "a
To seulh tepas basrrf. nvs {. "a - aF.
tsa Mrs. Gee q sssith
a. ssath l. .aaaas sy. pee e 80 V Nr,
AM Mr.. Tracy ~ bosteh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-12-13

0cnilsmen - Tbs package u sGnford's Caro-
arrived here tonight AL right ] doa1 know
hat shoula have done II i bad not been for
this remedy. | have tried Nasal Doaehes and
srtrythiug elss. aud though have been able 70
stop the oiensive discharge, ] have not been
able 10 recover my senses u tasts and smell nn-
I'll tried eaniord's Cure. VOC can refer any one
you ehoose 10 me. and will oheerfaiiy inform
them ia detail As 10 the benefit the remedy has
bacn 20 me.
Yours. MELBOURNE n FORD.
GRAxp RAFfnn, MIun. Nov. IS, 1876.
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HUNTS REMEDY cures Brighrs Di.
sease, Kidney, Bladder aud Urinary Com
plants, Diabetes, Gravel and Dropsy.
HUNTS REMEDY cures lncontinence,
Secretion Of Urine, Mental and Physical
Debility, Female Weakness, Pain in the
Back and Loins, and General Prostra.
ton. HUNTS REMEDY encourages
sleep, creates an appetite, braces up the
system, and renewed health is the result
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WiStGT's BGLS09la.
WiSt0r'S BdES01Il.
WiStGr's BdLSd1Ia.

Prepared by SETH W. FowLE 4 SONS, SO
Harrison Avenue, Boston, aud sold by dealers
generally. l2iy-lb-4wt30J
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NOTICE. Having sold my business
toE n Pratt AL persona Indebted ts ne
are requested ~ cali AaA pay up vithset AftAst
ngNps. JOHN e. hbAGkMhM.
Manchester Depot. VI, Aua. isi, 1877,
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CLARKE's TOOTH ACHE DRoPs cur,
Instantly.
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IL wsas Atlihgtoa. Dec 4. Charles u pssA.
assa - Years.
n ea@tFlass, n. T., pea. =. fahAaa psea.
sgea 81 years.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

- la the Matter Of Asa K Kline Bankrupt.
Ia Bankruptcy.
In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF Vermont
Tho undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee Of Asa X. Kinne
Of Rupert, 10 the County Il bennington aud
state of Vermont within sad district. who has
been Gdjadge1 bankrupt on ersditors petition
By tbs District Court Of said District
j. b. BROMLEY, Assignee.
Dated at Rutland, Dec 7th, 1871 sO3
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NfortCE rhs Stockholders 81 lAs hAllshaiil
y NAlifaAl liAnk ~ Manchester ATE hereby
notified a. meet a their eanking house, IN MAJ
chester, On Tuesday the slh day ~ January mat
=, n prlock, A. NJ. for The purpose AZ chooAing
% irectofs Of ssid hAnk fof The rear ensuing,
ny rider II Directors,
W r. BLACK, Cashier.
Manchester. W.. Dec. iith, 1877. So.sw
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CA T Ar Ri

o. Trs YxeAs DuaArlox TuK Disease
srz Timex, BioanY aSn a. Fort Oron
SrNsEs o. SxEIL And TAsfE WucuF
GoSr. Ex7iRrir Cram ~
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Price 25 Cents.

Re careful to obtain Collins yoltaio Plaster. a
combination Of Electric and Yoltaic Plates, with
highly indicated Plaster, as seen in the above
cut. Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States ard Canadas, and
by WEEKS g. POTTER, Proprietois Boston,
Mass. 271y4ct4w.30)
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-10-11
Hishland station Item..

Mr.. D. +. Herring is improving quite rapidly, OF
late. We called to see him, Monday evening, and
found him in good spirits.
Capt. Daniel Zimmerla, an old resident of Doni.
phan County, has just returned from Maryland Dan
iel has been absent two years from his home. He
says DOniphan County is the Garden of Eden
Professor Henry Layton in town, Monday. at
tending to his official duties.
Our friend, Louis Degginger is erecting new
grain house. Farmers, bring your produce and Louis
will pay you St. Louis prices for it.
The firm Of Herring & Co. are doing magnificent
business.
Our new wagon and blacksmith shop is in full
blast 1t is conducted by Mr.. Lemming.
Our old standby, Stafford Trowbridge is prepared
to do all kinds of work-such repairing wagons
and shooting horses.
We understand there will ba a romantic couple
married, next week We have an invitation to the
wedding, and hope We shall DO able to attend. Such
occasions quite interesting to parties
The young people met at the residence of James
Browning, Friday evening, and mingled their sweet
voices together, and sang many beautiful songs.
The young men of our town will organize a lyeeum
at the school hoose, one evening next week. We
hope everybody will come out.
Sabbath School every Sabbath morning, at the
lola school house. Everybody seems to take quite
an interest in the school.
Clay Peppers is teaching the lola school, this fall
He is frstclass teacher, scholar, and gentleman.
Such teachers a credit to the community.
Miss Lucy Sowles is teaching the Willow Springs
school. DRUNHILLER
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Special Highland Items.

w. Baird sold his livery stable to Mr. Psrtlun C.
+. Fox Co. are about to open another in this place
Dr. Crukshank has returned to his duties in the
University, having been absent since Tuesday, at
tending the meeting of Presbytery at Atchison and
SYNOD at Fort Scott. The Dr. has about recovered
from his injuries, received at the Troy accident.
place of Tom Hammond: Tom having. i'm connection
with his father opened a new store in town. We
hesitate not to saw IL is the hest arranged store in
town. and does credit to the good taste and manage
ment of Tom. Nav he prosper.
r,,o 1;,. so.;.,;.. of.,. c.,.
,.:..., r, C,..
have n new BELL They Iook .Sharp.- and wear n
mobile aspect.
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Excur,,o. TO the Rocky Meansains.

The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad has ar
ranged with the various railroad lines in the country
for special round trip rates to the Rocky Mountains
and has secured the following rates to Denver Colo
RADIO Springs, Canon City, Pueblo, and return: from
Kansas City and Atchison, si5 st. Louis, $50; Chi
cago, s65 Quincy, $50; Cincinnati, s6S; Buffalo a''
and correspondingly low rates from all points East
North and South. These tickets are good for W days.
and to stop all stations west Of the Missouri RIVER
Tickets are on sale at all principal stations through
ont the country This is the route to Denver
,,ror,b tho carbon of Kansas and Colorado Send
for maps circulars, time tables, etc, to
TT. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
TOPEKA KAN.
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Grape picking and wine pressing Is over for thi
| season.
Abundance Of rain. since last week
ChiIls are as plenty as aeas on a hogs ear
Corn-cutting season is in full blast.
Several cases Of material fever. ..
Mrs Sol Miller. Mrs- vanderslice, Mrs Hampson
and others, whose names did not learn. wer
down from Troy, calling Mrs. b. O'Driscon ant
Adam Brenner's families, last Thursday. Did NO
| understand how much wine was taken in hut sup
posed that they were all Good Templars, and only
drank the unfermentcd juice, they being perfectly
justifable in doing So
Henry Walker, Of Nebraska, has been visiting hi
| cousin, Mrs. Hazael Prick Of our town. last week
Has gone to Elwood. visiting his sister, Mrs james
Welsh.
John Prick, of philadelphia. brother of Hazae
Prick. is u visit to our town.
DIR. Gof, of Atchson, up last week, looking
| after the interests of his farm, near Doniphan.
Farmers about done seeding. Wheat looks we'll
| that which was sown early
from the St. Louis Fair. Say it too big thing
| to take it all in.
There are just fifteen dogs more than there
were when the asSessoT was using them 1Or taxes
| We wish he would 60 around again, soon.
The young folks had nice party at Brenner'- Hall
last week The Weyer family gave the music.
A young lady sent us word she was coming over
to make that impression, last Sunday Just hold on
we want to varnish the impression, so that it will
not crack.
There has not been funeral, wedding, nor a sui
eide, for two weeks.
A young lady told us she was in love- hut were
afraid to ask her who with, for fear of secondhand
| funeral at home.
Four families have moved into town. in the last
| two weeks. A Mr.. George and family. from Mich
gam have bought the DIR. Wood property, and moved
into it. DIR. Clark, route agent on the A. and n.
Railroad, occupies the DIR. Sawyer property. Mrs
Warner former resident Of this County, has moved
back to Doniphan
Mr.. A. G. Sanborn and lady, and Mrs. Russell, all
of Troy, down to Doniphan, last Friday, a
visit to Miss Susie Leak and father. Mr. Sanborn il
travelling agent for the st. Joe Herald.
VIM. Pratt occupies the Harris property.
John Earhart is doing nice and good work on
the Sehnell property; portieo, etc.
George Williamson, who learned his trade with
Schletzbaum, is building blacksmith shop at Bren-
Station, where he intends doing general black
| smith business Success, George.
We saw a fellow going about town, with one of his
eyes in mourning. Have got Marshal, not
They have one in Atchison. He was inquirins after
some of the Doniphan boys not long ago.
As cold weather will soon be here, and our wants
many, hope that friends will not be back
ward in bringing in wheat, corn, wood, potatoes hay,
and all such truck, for winter proyender.
JONATHAN.
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A Car1.

Whereas, the public mind has been variously ex
ercised, and conflicting opinions have been formed
respecting the letter that has caused much troub
le; affirming that denied writing it, while 9th
ers think that some concessions were due from me
rs public man; to all such will give my last re
ply, for all time to come, to me.
First-I never denied writing the letter; l only de
ny that all its language applied to her who received
it. And second, have always, and do now, make
this concession: that of its expressions wers
unwise, and very imprudent, and such, regret
having written them; at the same time, aver that
not word indicative Of crimnality appears in the
letter. there the least motive of criminslity
in the writer. W. L. LEAK.
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

In the matter Of the estate Of John Iitmsn.
In the Probate Court Of Doniphan County, Ksnsss
NOTICE Is hereby given. that By order Of tho Pro-
~ hate Court Of Doniphan County, State Of Kansss
Win Offer for sas. ss public aneton for cash, at the
ssssh asse q the Court Hoass in Troy Monday the
nj DAY Of October A D.. 1s77 at 10 o'clock A. NJ the
following described real property Of said estate situated
In the Ceaasy Il Dopiphan State Of Kansas wis Tho
ssuthass quarter d the pefth east quarsr and the
pssh haf q the west half Of the southeast quarter Of
Ssetisa sxtssn Qe Township three % Of Range enty
Guardian, etc.
By =. q. DRKxxuo. her Attorney.
seVGsnber - ls77-lw. Prs fee Is
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Gcary City Items.

Thomas Cradle thrown from his horse, on the
18th ult. and got badly hurt He riding at full
speed, when his horse stopped suddenly, throwing
him over its head. He Ii. upon his left shoulder,
breaking his shoulder blade and collarbone.
Farmers say their wheat is eaten up by insects.
Some are sowing their wheat fields over again.
Mr. George Tate and daughter, and Miss Helvey,
have returned home from the West, Mitchell Coun
ty,l and will move out soon.
A. A. Clutter was in town, the other day.
Our school teacher receives SO month for teach
ing. and has the school for nine months
Our Road Supervisor has got some blad places to
fix Now is the time to see to it.
The health of our city is good. As for doctors We
have but two. BUDGET.