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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

l Bo uU4MD
Died-In Weston, No, KssAsrins sehnell. mosbe
Of Adam Schnsll, Of eur town, On March 18th, ls7
aged 81 years- Mr.. Schnell va autographed to- ans
went down to Weston; his mother died while hs va
| there.
Bernie Charles Hsber March 9th, 1877, q son
Jsseph Schlstsbsunis health has net been good
this spring; alsst half Of his time he has net beer
able TO attend to business
The sale Of James Butlsrs cattle wa overlooked
last week He has cold seventeen head, aysrasip,
thirteen hundred .nds1ty ~ix pounds, at four 6fsy
Ths St. Jossph Herald had notice of the .rrivs, Q,
Thomas Langan Of our vicinity, in ST. Joseph, also
that he WAS . csnspieuous Parsonage ct ST. Pstricks
ball. given on the eve Of that memorial day.
l, is very poor protection also setting bad exam
pie the Temperance cause, to its member viz
itiDg saloons, and playing cards.
The favorits hymn Of the srasshoppers: This
wheat by and by
Judge Strstton had his windows broken BY some
god-forsaken scamp Of humanity. There are geed
many soaps goats in this town, that mako il . busi.
ness after night Of doing some damage property
and We hope that the new order Of things will arrest
and bring such offenders to justice
Joseph Symns sold twenty -four head of cattle, in
two lots Sixteen head averaged fourteen hundred
and eighty pounds sold At four sixty the ether lot of
eight head sold three seventy i've, and averaged
fourteen hundred. They Texas and stag cattle.
Mr. Symns il of best farmers; has energy and
go-ahesd about him; is bound, in time, to become
wealthy man. He has, in the last year, in spite Of
hard timss put over hundred and sixty asres Of
has over two hundred serss in fall wheat His stock
IL Of h. hat iynno raffle ate farm
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05
MARRIED..

In Troy, on Thursday evening. March 18th, by y.
B. Wood, Esp, CLINT. WAKEFIELD to MARTHA Will
LETT, all Of Troy.
Nay all the sloogications and combust6cability Of
the apparatus CONCEAL to the experimentation Of the
obnoxious d.jugularity; and may Clint never eIioo
sigate the compunctions Of distagonstie aapperter
Cations to inter,noguate his circumstance disjo.
ify his cusenick What more can We say!
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GsaRy City Items.

Mr.. John 7. Mann was in town, the ether day, look
ing we'll and hearty. He has just returned home from
Texas. He says Texas is good country, but Kanss,
is just ~ good Yes you right; Kansas 10 just ..
good - the hest.
Mr. Thomas Langan, living south of town, bought q
span of mules worth ESQ. Tom wants good teams
and he is tho boy that always has them and he know,
how to take care of q team.
Squire Patterson says that Subscriber" didn't do
his pig justice in giving his age in - months. He
says it 10 only months old. Squire, you must weigh
ysur pig; believe it to b the best pig in tho Coun
tp Of its age.
Mr. Loftin living mile north Of towr, No. fine
known ~ hollow horn. Farmers and men in care Of
stock should At this season Of the year. spply turpen
tine to the roots of their cows horns This 10 abost
the only disease that cows this part Of the State are
subject to.
March 5th was the day for slectng officers for our
Sunday school, but it put of till old supern
tendsnt Mr.. Mann. should return homo from Tcxss.
day, the LIST inst, the election Of officers took place
The following the names of the officers elected
John T. Mann, Superintendent; DR.. Tsys, Assistant
Superintendent David Ankrum, Treasurer; Mis-
Nettie Roundy, Secretary; c. b. Roundy, Librarian
Our Secretsrys report shows that school open
46 days, last year, ending March 5th, 1871.
Mr. Robert Fliskinger il saving out some good cot.
tonwood lumber. His mill has been running the las,
week. SUBsclIBER.
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ST. LOUIS MARKRT,

ST. Louis April J.
wheat-Higher; No. fall 81 53i cash; No. do tI %
o 50 cash; No. 4 do. 81 81 bid.
Corn-Firn; 70 e3sic cash; :sio April; Sole May.
Oats Firmer; 35c bid.
Rys-Firm at Sc a67c.
PortBetter; e IS cash and bid May; tl5 90 bid June
Bulk Mests-Firmer; clear rib; g. 95t bid
Bzoon-Bstter; q, si0s3 s{6sc.
Lard-Firmer % Is bid
Hogs-Stezdy: light shipping to good Yorkers a sOa
500 >
Cattle-steady and unchanged; fair demand for ship
ping and butchers grades Receipts, co..
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05
Notice OF Petition for Sale OF
Real Estate.

VNO the creditors and all others in the Estate
Il Of George Meng deceassd: Take notice. that on
the nth day VI March, le the undersigned sdmiplstr,
tor Of the Estate Of George Meng ned his petition in the
Probate Court Of Doniphan County State pray
ing said Court for order for the sale Of the eoing
land belonging 70 said Estate In said County and State
towit The vest half Of the vest quarter Of see
ton %, township Of range = and that said petition
viii Be heard % Saturday. the 2ist day Of April l5T
10 o'clock, A. U.
Admir- VI said Estate
March .. 1eT.-3w. Prs fee a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

II James Ryan, of Wolf River Township. and a
man named Donovan, were enjoying little social re-
union, on Monday evening, in the of which,
Ryan charges Donovan legerdemained so out of his
pocket Donovan had preliminary examination be
fore Justice Soper, Tuesday evening, and commit
ted jail for trial at tho present of the District
ter after all
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

u Some persons still grumbliug about the dis
mssal of a teacher from the public school They adj
init that the school can get along very vol with
teacher less, but they complain to the person dis
missed In reducing the corps of teachers the Board
relieved the who did reside in Troy giving the
preference to home teachers This perfectly right
All the teachers good and the Board patronzod
home first II all would do this in business general
ly it would be much better for every community.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

= Judge Otis discharged the jury, Tuesday.
During the term there have been bat four jury trials
and in each q verdict obtained. In one case
set for jury demurrer sustained, and the ju-
~ needed. All the others cases have been sub
mtted to the judgment of the Court. 1t shows that
all parties have confidence in the ability and ntegri
ty of the Judge.
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are those
suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seventyye per cent of the people in the
United States afflicted with these two diseases and
their effects: such Sour Stomach. Sick Headache,
Habitual Costveness PaPitation of the Heart Heart
burn, waterbrash, gnawing and burning pains at the
pit of the Stomach. Yellow Skin Coated Tongue and
disagreeable taste in the mouth coming up of food
after eating, low spirits, &c. Go to your Druggists
W. p Russell Biekford & Sinclair, Troy, and get
IS cent Bottle of AUGUsr FLOWER, a Sample Bottle
Tor 10 cents Try 1.-TWO doses will relieve you.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

~ Two couples-one white and one black-wers
married suddenly, last Thursday night, by Esquire
Wood in his Office. Both young men wers eoercsd
in order to prevent expected progeny from being born
without father. In this case, the saying of old
preacher knew was literally fulfilled: Those
who are married by the Squire, fetched by the
Constable"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

q Rend Geo. w. Marlow's ndver.
tisement In another column. IL In ON.
~ N few of the great bargains he Is Of.
fering In Boots and Shoes. Ii will pay
you 20 60 10 81. Joseph, NO, and Invest
your money with him.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES

The advertiser having been permanently cured Of thai
dread disease Consumption by simple remedy. 10 anx
ious to make known his fellow sufferers the means OF
eure To all who desire he will send copy of the pre-
ssrption used free Of charged with the directions fer
preparing and using the same which they will ind
susr CuRK for CoYsuMrTIos ASTHMA. Bronchitis. &c:
Parties wishing prescription will please address,
Rev. Z. A. WILSON,
esdre6mo Ie1 Penn st. WILLIAMSBURG, New York
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth
rrl indscretisn WILL for the sake Of suffering
ssnd free to Who need It, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was cured suf
fsrers wishing profit by the advertisers sIPersnes
can do 90 by addressing In perfect csnhdssse,
ssdeesu JOHN b. OGDEN q Cedar ST., New Ysrk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

y Last week was unlucky one for citizens liv-
ing north of town. Moses Townsend, in jumping over
fonoo, wrenched and sprained his ankle badly
that he was laid up. b. +. Galloway, in hauling corn,
got his foot between the wheel and rubber of the
on, narrowly escaping having it mashed. His boot
was ruined but he continued to limp around.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

CIrr ELEcTIoS.-The Troy City election, Nor
day resulted in the choice of the following officers
Nayor-Charles Barkhalter.
Police Judgs-N. B. Wood.
Councilmen-Henry Beder, Jr., Daniel Bursk. A
Perry, VIM Mann, II. F. Kants-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

The extension Of the st. Louis ksnsas Guy SID SsrtA
,rr Raslseay from Ferguson Station to
The 90. Lesis Usies DsPst,
,Eevsn uiles) was completed june 10. All Passenger
rr.us now arrive and depart to and from the Union Dc
not where connections made with all Eastern ana
southern nes This extension passes taroush tne
b.autifu FoKSsr PARK; also the most interesting aho
picturesque portion Of suburban st. Louis ana
ing country.
Tb,. Company nss Just published beautifully coored
..,rr.xipe entitled "A Birds Eye Tieir ~ ST. Lou"
chewing the new Upcn Depot the entrance Z" the
nder the city the bridge the Mississippi River and
the Relay House East St. Louis
For copies Of this engraving free address C. LORD
-, p,...,g,r Agent 81. Louis esjune.
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Brush Creek Items.

Hurr~h for Easter Sunday! Now il the time to talk
the Chief about what curiosties We have seen in egg
yond description; but it Is their desire to hear it.
make it known, and voc shall have it.
Brush Creek girls arc beginning to set out rose
bushes for their beaux admire for they see the
impossbity Of entertaining them with female beauty
Profano farmers o. usnal are blessing the weather
in an awkward way.
Peddlers are beginning to plug about over the coun
try with their twohorse loads upon their backs
ing horses and denorsliIng the good principles Of
dogs.
young fellows girl, Is he says "played-of on
him" and now be ID going to 'playof her" by 60
ing to the BLACK Hills.
A native Of Brush Creek says he raccooned fence,
one time, to get to see his girl We would like for
some of the CAefs correspondents to tell what rae
cooning fence means.
man Of Brush Greek says he il "exponsble- for =
piece of land We would like for Jonathan or soms
other photographer, to explain this expression. We
do not understand IT,
Willard Hopper aud family moved to Palermo last
week He ia . cousin to Grass.
Jerry Copeland and wife are talking about leaving
the country.
Going to the Black Hlls, and wsding in gold dust
up to the eyes; returning with enough money to buy
half of Doniphan County, and having Vanderbilt
luxury; leaving poverty in . deper.ble condition,
and being called Esq-all these are the anticipstions
of certain influential q farmers of Brush Creek
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Fer sale.

Fer sale.
The finest stock farm in Atchison County for sale,
containing 40 srres Of land, 80 in high state
Of cultivstion, md 70 Of good timber and living
vsser miles northvsst Of Muscotah will sell low,
o. exchange for . general stock Of merchandise or
trade for god lands in Doniphan County. For fur
ther particular. spply to
JosEPH McCRrn,
lfsb4v. Doniphsn. Kanaaa-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05
CHICAGO MARKET,

CHICAGO. April J.
Cattls-Reespts, 100 Moderately active and armer
but not quotaby higher s. co. fair % good
feeders u 25sl CO. good 10 choice shipping q 7sa5 q
Hog.-Ree.iPt. 1900 Fairly active and shade high
Inferior - 0e5 TO- light shipping s. s503 %; heavy
packing 8 % sS 90 good to choice Shipping Is 70 IS
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05
PINIPLES.

will mail Free) the receipt for preparing simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN, FRECKLES,
PIMPLES and BLorcHEs leaving the skin soft clear and
beautiful also instructions for producing luIurant
growth of hair on bald head smooth face Address
Ban. y.udelf & Co.. Box 5lsi, No 5 Wooster St, NY.
ssdan6m
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

r. The Beatty Golden Tongue Organ cannot be
surpassed for smoothness and sweetness of tone All
acknowledge this. nm giving unheard of discounts
for cash y X SHEPHERD, Troy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

BLANKs-A large supply of Warranty and Quit
Claim Deeds, Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages
Bonds for Deeds; Justices Blanks such Summons,
wsrraufa etc. Constabes' Sale and other blanks !;
Police Judges Blanks, etc, etc, neatly printed and
&, - sale at this Office.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

ODD FEILows BALL-The Odd Fellows of Troy
arc making preparations to give grand ball in L.
lands Hall, the night Of April e6th the annversa
~ of the establishment of the Order in America. II
will undoubtedly BE- Of the best balls Of the
limitations will be sent out in a few DAYS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

EILKRrs EXTRACT ,F TAR AND WILD CHERRr.-This
famous preparation is the most wonderful, efficient
and reliable remedy discovered for relieving Con-
sumption and all Bronchial complaints; il never fails
to give immediate relief For Sale ut
BrcKFORD & SIsCLAIRs
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r in our notice of the school changes, several
weeks ago, stated that the Board saved $40 Per
month the colored school It should have been 20
per month.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05
Eroan Mssqaite Creek.

ME- EDTroR:-Please allew me space in your excel
lent chief to give = lsconc report of the school exer
cises a. conducted by Prof Marshall District No. n
The exercises intended as review for the last
quarter. The object of Prof Marshall was to show
the difference between teaching school and keeping
school. The difference was plainly to be seen.
saw some fine specimens Of flint that needed only
the steel Of development to make tho fire Of knowl
edge roll out and bless the church and world.
PROGRAMME.
From 10 to l2, A. ~, reading and music.
/ p. NJ, dinner.
Oral training, orthoepy and photography, scales Of
vocal sounds class drills elocution and reading in
all the intermediate and advanced scales
Geography, from diagram. &C., grammar, psnman
ship, P. ID. 4 8. System.) anatomy, physielOgy and
hygiene, mental and written arithmetic.
sarcsstical essay, by Perry Hale. A cutting and
finely delivered essay by Miss LOUISE Graves. Dsels
nations by Miss Belle Nossr Miss Abbs Deaver Mis-
Adds Harsis, Miss Lulie Beaver, Master Charles
Neers, Jocls Hargis Hugh Graves, John Graves, and
Miss LOUISE Gravea
After which, Brothers Moser, Clark, Hargis and
Beaver made short and pointed remarks in favor Of
the teacher and school.
Excellent music by Prof. Mark Senior, VIM. McAd
ans, Sam1 Cox, and others
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor would say, would il not
be well for all teachers take into consideration ths
responsibility which rests upon them, and not
permit any phrases to Be mbbed BY those under then
charge, which parents find it almost impossible to
eradicate. GsoRGE 7. GRAZ.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

r The Islander case of MeCarty against Farrell
tried, last Friday, by Col Keith pro tenn Judge.
He presided with the and dignity of old hand.
Tho jury found that McCartyis character had been
damaged to the amount Of one cent
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

y Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by T.. Leland.
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~ We have received the first number Of the Leav,
enworth Duly Psblie Press, published by Ferd J.
Wendell. Its editor 10 DIR. H. B. Horn, formerly Of
tho Atchison Pufriot The Press presents . bright,
new appearance and gives evidence of life and vgor
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

~ The Model Baker is indispensable in cooking
meats of all kinda baking bread, and roasting coffee
Try one. Warranted and sold by J. B. Byers-
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!" The following city ofksers were elected in Wa
thena, on Monday Mayor Reuben Knopp; Police
Judge, j. T. Brady; Councilns., zeiser, Petsr Mil
ler John Brazelton Jacob Ramsel Alexander Straub.
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Final Settlement.

Estate Of Abijah Wheeler, Deceased
NOTICE In hereby given 70 all persons interested i'm
~ the Estate Of Abjah Wheeler. late Of Doniphan
Comfy deceased that will make final settlement Of said
Esat With the Probate Court Of said Donphsn County
KansaA sa Nosday, the sd day Of April A. d. isI7
10 o'clock A. n, Of said day.
Troy, KAnsas March q, ie77.
H. H. WHEELER, Administrator.
March - ls77-4w. Pr'sfee 81
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" Another new lot of Millinery at
SMITH & SrR,uAN's
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~ Elegant hair i w0mans browning beauty.
When it fades. she fades we'll While II d kept
bright, her psrsonsl attractions still maintained
By preserving the hair ffesh md visorsss youthful
appearance ID continued through many yssnL Thoss
who grieve over thsir fading hair turning gay to
early should know that Ayers Hair vgor prevents IT,
and restores ,y o. fded hair 70 it, nstur. color Il
il clear md heathfal Pfspsrstion ss.tainins Mi
thee oil, dye anything deletseisus .nA imparts b
the scalp what il Dest nesdsd-a sn.s Of pleasant
and delightful ftssdoo frsa scurf q danAruG-xes
Berns IN. CT Taea
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II Among . lot Of unclaimed express goods
advertised to he sold at g. Joseph, 10 package for
superintendent Of Sunday Schooa White Cloud, Kan
sas 1t probably came while Rnss wlliams was at
L.
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~ You can buy plows and eultivators Of Leland
cbe.per than at any other place. smch.
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AGENTS
DsNIPnAN COUNTY DIRECrenY

DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRGCTO8Y.
Judge "a Judicial District-ALylEp G. Ora.
County Commissioners-FRED HAKPsTEK, CYRUs INLAND
JR., A. LARzKLKRR.
SheriG-THohAs J. vASDRksLIcE.
Clerk of District Court-FKASE BRowS.
Treasurer-RoBRkT FIIcKNGRR-
County Clerk-CHARIEs RAPPKLYg
County Attornsy-f. X. ARhsTRoSG.
Probate Judge-RoBKKT wLKINsoN.
Register of Desds-F. II. DKENsISG.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-D. ID. RosK
Coroner-DR. WV. RERDER.
Suryeyor-JAMEs +. FoRMAN.
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Csrn: Gers. Gers

CsPs: Csrs: Gers:
Corn taken for Goods,
Corn taken for accounts
Corn taken for CASH
Ara. PouL.Ts CASH sroRK,
drc3s. White Cloud Kanaas
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II The of the Model Baker is splendid to se
your irons while hesting. and save fuel and time
j. B. Byers warrants them to work perfectly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

y joke happened on jurymsn of the District
Court, last week. Friday afternoon, the McCarty
scandal case was on trial during which, consulta-
ton was desired and the Judge told the jury he would
excuse them and allow them to retire for five min
utes One of the jurymen who lives in the neghbor-
hood Of Wathsns got it into his head that they
excused permanently; and mounting his horss. he
started for home. When he had gone some three or
four miles, he heard shouting and looking around
saw deputy Sheriff coming after him at full gallop,
through the mud and rain with attachment to
bring him back The Judge overlooked bis mistake,
and let him of without fine The juryman was re-
latng the circumstance to and said that the joke
was % good, that he had to tell his wife about it.
when he got home; and that she remarked: Well
you did como near playing the devil, didn't you T
Who the last joke on, he didn't say
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

n c. B. Bekford and Samuel Bayless, Of this
County have been drawn petit juror in the United
States District Court which meets at Topeka on the
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q A ear load q plsvs snd cultiv.tors for sale II
d lea - Asehiasa prices
Sneh c. LELAND, Jr.
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Y WI Reed, Of Fslls City, was in town, this
week. He says Doniphan County still seems like
home.
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a. EilaEsis Extzaes Of Tar and VIVID Cherry vi
Cure Tie nest Severe Csash in short time. Try IL
BHcKFosp & SxcLAn
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I.0.O .R.
Troy City Lodge No 3s meets every Saturday night.
at Odd Fellows Hall Leands store All members
of the Order cordially invited to attend
JOHN MAQUILKEN, n. G..
j. B. BOOKS, Sec.
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Notice OF Petition for Sale Of
Real Estate.

ITO the creditors and all others the Estate
u Of william Law decreased Take notice. that on the
18th day Of March Is77 the undersigned, Administrator
the Estate Of William Law hed his petition in the
Probate Court Of Doniphzn County. State Of Kansas
praying sad Court for order for the sale Of the follow
ing lands belonging 10 said Estate stuate In said Coun
ty and State wis The south half Of the southeast
quarter Of etion thirteen 49, township three a. range
twenty CO., and the east forty four 4 Of the
half Of the quarter Of the section
ship and range also, and half Of the
side Of the south half Of the quarter Of
section eighteen u.s. township three o. range twenty
iD and that said petition viii be heard Monday
April 9Th. 1877. at O'Clock A. NJ
Troy, IA, March -, 1s77. EN-. WATKINS.
Admir- VI said Estate
March . fs77.-2w. Prs fee, -
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LeOna Items.
Miss Nisbet We glad to state, ia again able to
teach her school.
Mr.. Thompson is around again, after his severe &c
cilent.
Doc. Chann-ll started for Atcbison last week.
We noticed the jolly face Of Dan. Williams, of Rob
inson, on our streets, ON Monday.
Sol. Jameson & Bro shipped lot of fine hoss on
Monday. They report the hog crop about gone.
While at Severance, the other day, We had the
pleasure Of making the acquaintance of Doctor -.
The Doctor is jolly good fellow, and shall like to
meet him again.
E. b. Gatchell has received his commission 10 No
tary Public. Now We have = colleague.
Our shoemaker has returned from the city. He
bought full stock Of goods in his line-three psirs Of
half soles and q Bible.
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Grange Notice.

The County Grange will meet at Severance. April
18th ut Rpm W. d. RIPPRr Master.
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z Rev M. Amos viii preach at the Method
Church next Sunday, ss the usual hour