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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

10 AL, PARTICULARLY HVAIDa,
Spring trying Inlisat;sss e siekssss sssaA
1t once b attended n Yatal asass ny b ssed b.
alssiss Tie bows,s usosns ssnspassa ssa the sTs
- - reoasa IN disssssrd snditi0 uta ~ disar-
Der has tine asvsssp itsG Ansaes e pssvsasi.a b
worth pound q cure, is ell and truthful saying.
Therefore. advise s b troabiel viii the
P'.nts nov very prcvsent-headschs sdisestaa disor
ssred ,sr want of srpstts nausea fsvsri.A skin
take. without delay, Seh<nek's Mandrake PllA We
kn"v Of no rvmsy harnlr and decisive h its sco.
at once strikes II the root o the dsas and produces
healthy tome 70 the system People never ned suffer
frou disease arising frsa dissrSsssd eosisoa Of
the liver II they would take this excellent medicine when
they feel the rst indications u the malady Families
leaving home for the Summsf months should take three
or four boxes Of these pills sith then They have m
nost instastAhsous eject Thy will rehevs To paens
Of hsadsehe in TIVE Asars and v rapidly c,sa.se
the liver Of surrounding bic. as will eecssay prsvess
. billions attack. They are sold by all druggists.
may3-lm.
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CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured Of tha
dread dissass Consumption by simple remedy, 10 anI
ion, I. make known to his fellow sufferers the Of
care To all who desire It, bs will send copy Of the pre-
ssrptio. used free Of sharss with tho directions fol
preparing and using the same which they will and
suRI CuEE fer CoHsuAFTIoH, ASTHMA. BRoscHrrs. To-
Parties v,hisg the prsseripen will plssss address.
Rev. 3. A. WILSON.
2sdeesms 1el Penn St., Williams burgh, New 4 ORE
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PINPLES.

will mail tFresl the receipt for preparing simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN, FRRCKLES,
PINPLRs and BLoTcuEs leaving the skin son clear and
beautiful; also Instructions for producing luIurant
srovth Of hair on bald head smooth face Addrss
Hen. ysadef & Co., Boz siai, No. 5 Wooster st. N 7.
2sdse6m
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

q An orisstal traveller describes this busy scene
witnessed On historic shsrss: "Oar steamer landed
beach which vas the port Of Antioch, where thu
disciples were first called Christiaas There vas nd
town 1t the watsr's edge. no people, no wharf The
passengers and the merchandise vsrc put ashore IN
lighters, which ran up into the and. troop d
cames with their drvera lay the beach, ready ia
transport the goods into the interior. Among the n
tieles landed were boxes marked .Dr. J. C. Aver &
Co, Lowell, Mass, L. s. A. showing that they con
tanned medicines, and whence they cana These
With othsr goods hoisted the backs Of eamels
for the transportatioa to Antioch Thus the skill Of
the West sends back its remedies to heal the mals
dies Of Populstons that inhabt those Easter. shores
whence oar spiritual mania camc--WinAssr (VIl
Hroaiee
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Prsnaturs Decay and al The elects Of yoath
fsl indiserson WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity
ssnd all VIE need IT, the recipe snd drsetisas for
making the simple remedy by which he vas cared ssf
fsrss wishing profit BY the savsrtssrs sxpsrisses
eaa do % by addressing. In perfect confidence,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

T. The tramp nuisance, that has been such q
curse the East for the past few years. is rapidly
taking root in the West Not . day passes, but
tramps appear in different parts of the County spong
ing their way. Occasionally asks for work, but
as rule, they want to fill their stOmachs, and TRAMP
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

slss9ing Wfsh . Dssas Runnnn.
We 60 hapPeaed 70 slesP via f.sss BsrSa
Runan. Il was = lie spsihg e l6s5. We vuv
hsasding ct spauldng's old hsssl n White CIo.d. Il
vas before the sals Il the Isva Tr.a LAnds, a.d
every public house in the northern part Of he Comfy
vas crowded with speculatsss. 81 With ysang ~
who were holding claims in The adjaes.t country In
this hotel, besides three four beds in the lsvsI
rooms, the low garnet under ths roof, rssehea BY
ladder, and which was called '1pstairs" v,s crowd
ed with eots where the dodgers lay hrss four desp
and where, in hst weather. ii vas liks sleepinR in
bakeoven. We, being the head Of > small family
were given bed In little rosm below; but said
family being Of . visit We, for the time being oe
eupied both sides of the bed. One night the crowd
| was % great, that Spaulding had given up his own
bed to newcomer; but at late hour, in came two
! more strsngerl spaulding told them he could put
one Of them into hs bed, with the last be-
fore them, bat could not possibly End place for the
| other. They stood in the adjoining room, and We
could see them through the open door. One was .
man past the middle age, tall and spare built, with
thin face and had light beard plentifnlly sprnkled
with gray. He wore cap, and . long blue military
overcost, which were almost common then, in the
far west as during and since the war; and his voice
was decidedly tenor, and Of the squeaky order. We
put in our lip and informed them that one Of them
was welcome to a part Of our bed The person just
described thanked very politely and setting his
sadde-bsgs down by the head of the bed he quickly
shucked himself and, after or two common place
obscrvations, was soon soundly asleep. We never
slept better, and woke up in the morning, feeling
"buily."
When we met spaulding, sometime during the
morning, he inquired:
"How did you sleep, last nightr
'First-rats," We replied.
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REMEMBER THE PLACE.
G.. w. MARROW,
SIT Felix STREET.
St Joseph, No.
mcha9-sm.
East Norway Items.
st. Joseph, No.

East Norway Items.
This Station has forwarded freight since January
lst 1877 to the amount Of q Oe3O9 local charges,)
and present indications arc that FAR better business
will be done this Spring, in the shipment Of grain,
Mr. Wslton has the promise Of all the in this vi
entity aud all the largo store Of barley begin
ming to move
The section house now At Ryan's Station, 10 being
removed to this place, and We are informed by the
Assistant Road Master Of the Denver Road, that it
will lie the largest and best tho line.
Farmers, now come to Norway, strictly temper
ate town, where you deal with good. sober men
get your discriminating done at our new blacksmith
shop, where the best Of workmanship 10 displayed,
and charges most reasonable-buy your groceries of
our genial townsnan, =. L. welton, and 70 home re-
joiced.
Chas Bennett and lsly departed for Phillips Coun-
ty Kansas, to grow mp with the country. He says H.
Greeley told him to.
The famous -wood butchers,- the Rowland broth
ers. have contracts which will keep them busy
ployed for year, ct least
Mrs. A. Bennett Is rapidly recovering
Mrs. =. l. wslton 10 % . visit to wsthena and ST.
Joe.
Nrs. T. Nelson has gone to Ohio Tyr. is happy
not because his wife il gone, but account Of the
rss of the wheat and barley MARKET he has large
quantities in store. ALoSzo.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

y We learn that A. s. Campbell has been mp
pointed Postmaster ut Severance. We did not know
that they were trying for . change there or upon
what grounds; but Mr.. Campbell was Postmaster
until little year ago, and q very efficient
officer. Some Of the papers have besn giving Mr..
Guthrie the credit for all the appointments made in
Northern Kansas of late, but do not know vheth-
er this In ono of bis or not.
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GsaKy City lssAs.

The weather has been quite changesbls, during the
past week, with little snow on the 18th inst.
but frost yet We still live in hopes of bountiful
harvest of fruit of all kinds and glorious prospects Of
heavy harvest Of grain Of all kinds and we might
add here that the prospects, Of good prices also
lowering over
Our city is a. quiet and ~ calm % mid summer
day. Every one seems to be attending to their own
business tof course there are some standing around
looking for items, but they hardly bother any
one,D and hard At work. There has - been seen .
drunken man in our city for-well, Iean't say; it's
been . long time.
Another building will he erected, in few days.
1t will be called the Carpenters mausion built with
his own hands, wherein be will DWELL
We heard an intelligent young say, few days
ago, that the Troy Chief was the best paper in the
County. He takes the wathena Reporter. Sol, how
is thisf Another convert. Shall We inmerse, sprn,
kle, or pour [Speak kindly Of the dssd.-Prl
We were informed, the other day, that when our
German Doctor Was in town, one day last week, a
young lady Of this city asked him the meaning Of
certain item, which spoke Of young married man
going to his uncle Doc 10 . fine, clever man, and
good scholar; he understands Latin, Greek, and o
great many other different Languages. His natural
the item in plain English.
Frank Bender has returned home from the West.
He has 3 Homestead about one hundred and hfty
miles west Of old Muddy. He Il now gagged in sell
ing lamp burners, and q great many other new in
ventions; among the many ID . esrpststrstehef. Its
good one; If it won't stretch it, don't know what
will.
We vsald like to ask the readers Of the Chief
through your columns. il there any English q
Irish Sparrow in our County, or any in the Sats
and when were they shippsd hero; and II any, how
do they stand tho ciimatsi Please answer. We
have three pairs in this nsighborhood. They wen
turned lsose to benefit the country They were ssnt
here last week, from New York, by young man whe
formerly lived in this County, now living in New
York.
Qua and Ole. SOVEREIGN vere in town. the Other day
They have been farming in HePherson County, IN
this State, for the past thpss ysasa Thsy say the
hoppss are looking healthy, and had . good apo
ute, when they leh They viii farm in this County
this season.
Mr.. Joseph Morehssd, Of Troy, has bssa IN eal
| town. for the Last two months. He i employed b.
Mr.. Raj to train his fns bloodsd mare to trok Je<
understands his business, doubt but, then, h
amt always training the horse. BOya wsteh cut fo
he il becoming very much in favsr with IL yoans
ladies-
Some frsst, Monday morning. the 3oth inst Frui,
ID all night yet and still live !. hsPsa BUDGEr.
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

DONIPHAN COUNTY DIkKCTUBHs
Judge ID Judicial District-ALykrp G. OTIS.
Csupty Csnnissiobers-FRKD. HAkrsrHR CYaIs LELAND,
JE A. LkKzRLERz.
SSerf-THohAsJ :. yANpKEsfIcE-
clerk Of Disssiss Court-FRAHK BRowr.
Trsasarsr-RoBRRT rIIcKMesR-
Comfy Clsrk-CaARLks RAPPKLyS.
County Attsrnsy-Y. Z ARMSTRONG.
probate Jsdes-RoBBRT WnxIysoH.
Rs,istsr Of Dseds-T. H. DRxHnHa.
S,nsrip tsBasut Of Public Instruction-D. d. Ross
Cersssr-DR- WIZ kKIDKI
suryeyor-JAhEs T. FoRnAx.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

II msn residing some distance IN the country
came to town on horseback, last week, followed b.
two pigs, some four or Eve months old. The ma
hitched his horse on the Square, and the pigs la
down at its fset like dogs. When tho msa left town
the pigs followed him away.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

n party from buchanan County, No. bouns
for the Black Hills, passed through town. Monday
and laid in large amount Of supplios- Troy h iDok
ing up, when parties pass through st. Joe to proeur
tle;r suppliea nj Sroceries bere
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~ The wife of Leonard Smith, Of Highland. died
On Saturday, April 18Th Of i'm the breast and
dropsy Her age Was u yesrs. We bslieve that she
was . member Of tie Odd Fellow FuDeral Aid Asso
.iation, which entities her husband to receive 500
from the Association.
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Dn''' :" "", ,.n, a. N. "n -He
y, "s' '"' ""'el '' 80. -. .'e
- ~ " " ~ 'e'"s
60. -, n@. "' - .
TT - 80 :. D
i, - ~. 80 49, va, ..s
ron,b nm team.
ya.l parson. and Tom Co,rsr. ,a.u.J thr.,,h
b.r. u,,d.v 18th IN h..1 81 ,nr,.s o.,
their road to California Stewart will not go with
them. He is only the father Of mule.
The Troy ROAD !. in . S..rf,, condition VIII IN.
Road Overscer. please take notice,
co,s,.,,,c. p,;,sx anil p.--r ofr-.v ,on
s.,ura~v las, bu,,;,, Jobr c,o,,;r. ~, 90. wur,.,
to answer charge of st.bbing Henry Cater. They
got him.
o"e,'uAn n,os are SUI naming olusn an" roeA, )"
sop 'ne en'y missouri no'n oA.',hs ,n'o1sn INC
Hiwooa Penh'a", ana forming IN is'Ana-connee'eo
WIN 81 Joseph oy tne nagnlncen' IRON ordse.
Less ensineenns' ana more common sense, would
s'op 'ne n'er run running the iArms Eiwood BOZ
tom quicker than anything eise. But Pat and Andy
dont care.
Ask Sam. kirkpatrick how he can tell when q man
IL going through the bankrupt courts.
We learn, nom private sources, that the wife OF l.
A. Jaws o, 'ne a"e.oa Aeea"es' o'ea ssnaay night
'As'' A"' Law" iaaner Ne''oe' heer rAef"o.
Numbers of cur citizens are building new fences,
;,,nr,r .,,,.ut, 10 tb,;r nr,,,.r,x
arc eh'ef., 'AA' INC ,rai' IN '"'' ioes'"y
"AA "adis '"jaieo ny 'ne rosea' "Ss's
Fowler is building new hoase, the Hulan
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n Saturday was very blustery, with wind in IL
north; and on Saturday night considerable sprinkle
Of snow fell 1t cleared up Sunday night with
heavy frost but vs think that NO material damAg
was done to fruit
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

BlAma-A hsp arlE q wsssassy Al Quit
ciain Decd, 1Al Een6 - Chsttea Nsrtcesa
Dsads II Dssas; JU1fssse maaka saeh - ssnuussss
wsrsutS ete.; CnahAasi ~ - sthr ks.hs;
Psaiss JsAsS msakh &c, -, nssfly psinssd -
~ sale e ~ sDes.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-03

II The Odd Fsllows' Anniversary Ball, last
Thursday night was . success; but the storm that
threatened caused the attendance 70 be less than is
Otherwise woald have been.
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Y At the Centennial Exhibition, LADY from Ar
kansas Attracted general attention by Der display u
6gures moulded in butter. John l. Blair Esq., Of
DOuiphan Ceanty, broaght 10 this oGscs yesterday
the squire If . Lab noalded in butter that = q
artistic Piecs Of work have ever seen Il vss
IL position and ge.er.l appearance : = natural -
life. Hesa ve, cara BODY tail and legs Of the sai-
nal are perfectly reprcsentsa Arssnd the nsrk vas
delicate blne ribbon The eyes we're Termed Of but
te.A moro beautiful efkSy we ,evsr av Nm
Blair i cvidentiy artstic wsrknaz in butter and
this specimen Il her handiwork rivals the beautiful
designs fa..iihsa By tie Arkansas lady At TIE Cen
tensAl-CRGaDina.
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GooD TEnPIARs.-The following \ list Of Ot6cer,
elected for the ensuing quarter, BY Vincent Lodge

oooD IEhhAhs--ine souoWing y ns Oh otncer'
elected fur the ensuing quarter, BY Vincent Lodge
No. l64, l. o. G. T., Of Troy:
Charles Rappclye, ". CT.
Miss Anna Berry, w. VT.
r. n. Steele, VS.
Miss Maggie Light, Ast Sec.
Miss Ollie Voorhees, w. T.
A. II. Hulse, w. F.S
Miss Maggie vsnderslice, W. r. II. s.
Miss Esther Berry, W. L. H.. S.
Mrs. Z. Carpenter, w. Z.
Fred. DeMallorie, w. n.
Miss Emma Carpenter, W. Asst N.
Miss Fannie Newton .LG.
Chester Berry, w. o. G.
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CsAPLxfRD JUNE fesh, isss.

.xss..,en Of the 81 Lssis Ks.sss CITY So IstA
Or. Hsil~sy from Fsrgusos Station to
The O.. Ls.is Uniss Depot.
tEievsn nilss) vas cenpeted June TO- All Passenger
Trains now arrive and depart and oa the Usiss De-
not who're eoanesaions made with al Eastern 40
Se.shsrn lnss This eItsnssa passss tsresGh ne
beautiful FosEsr PARK also the nest Interesting ane
piet.ressus portion sf susufbsn s. Lsuis and
ing country.
This Company mas Just Published beautifully esisrse
engraving. entitled "a Bird's Eye Tiss # g. Lsss
shelving the new Ussn Depot the entrance TO the tunnel
u,dsr the city bridge the Mississippi River and
The Relay Hssss. East Sc. Louis
Fer sspiss q this s.gravias frse sadress c. LORD
General Passenger Agsaa st. Iosis s0ans
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n letter arrived at the post-onice, the Other
day. addressed to Secretary Of First Nine Of Troy.
This sdnonshes us that the base hall epidemic j,
upou MS.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERPEITS.
sx,1us rosIc SYRUP hes been countsrfsitsd md Tie
esuntsrfsisef brought 10 Erief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

The genuine article nust have Dr. JOIN BulLs prvsfs
stamp .. each bottle Dr. JoHx Bull ssy has ne right
- manufacture and sail the origins. JONI J. Srns roH
Srlur Of Lsuisvilis ". Kxaaiss vel TIE assa -
ssA bottle II my private stamp IL nst - sssh bssss
Do not purchase, yea w1 be deserved sesny sssss
sdvsrsi.....t and ny show card. viii prosecute any
On. infringing .. ny right The esssiss Snnns Tone
SrsuP ean be prepared sely by myself.
DE- JOHN BULL,
,S...av Lsaisviilo. Ky.
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4. o. o. p

q. o. .. p.
Trey CITY Lodge No. %, meets every Saturday Night
q, DAD Yslfsus' Hall Lslands store. All ms0bsrt
~ 10 order are cordially invited To attend.
JOHN MAQUILKRI. y. @.
J. q BRooKs. Sec.
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~ Ssloa n. Sapp u writing Pestry for he 81
Louis Journal His name may not be unfamiliar ID
some parts Of Dvniphan County.
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a Mo.day being Mrs. d. y. Psrksr's birtAaay
. number Of hsr fie.ds gave hr surIriss in ~
svanin9
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CHICAGO MARKET.


V7777TA a.. s,, ,ns rse"serea a a,,i,S.
3seAAeeAsHHA of Fever and rue the mar.
TX" eurtaI diseased patient how
wv they recovered health. cheer
<~ fnI spirits and good appet,e.
1k Aik they will tell you by taking
5sY:Y sruxox. I,x,, p..,, .,o,
WasG12AAK44y
.a' sa''F''- lU'1' "a ~" saA'' A's''n' y ~
,,i,sk. SICK HEADACaE calic Dsprs.s"n ~ sai,iss
soI'R sToMAcH Hssrt hurn -. ~ e"'" " 'p'''S
eopa DS as1s a n0 :"
mineral substance, but is
PURELY VEGETARt
..,,.,,,,, ,ho.. so,,,.ru p. 80, IT,. It..
ni po,% h I% T.; anu en an
]. s. H., .:I ...
bad taste in the mouth Pain in The hack Side. or Jon.
LAS Of memory with nsinfnl t"a 81 baxIng fii
Lev seh r.as sssn o me sn
eyes, dry Cough often mistaken for Consumption.
It other. very few bat the LsER the largest organ in
10y gensray inc seat o. the disease md u not
n9iYI IN s,s.s s-' '""s'"s an"
Lea, r-oamDr.d .. a. .oe..,o,, r,.s, f., ,..... a,
the Live Heartburn and py.IsP.. s,.s1ss, LivEE
isas Mostsr STREET
We have ss:.sa i. vir..s. ps..osay and Lao. tina.
.sasss .. .a. "a ever :ss ". nave ss.a
Ss e. s
hss,srspA s.1 hs..-s~ As'es o.
Msssfsetsrsa ssly By
J. II. zXHH Z Co.
MACON. GA Asp PHILADELPHIA.
S:SSy !. :.y :ss.s se. r ''s
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Y There is still some diphtheria prevailing
throughout the country. We learn that child d
Christian Turtelson.s 10 lying very Low with it.
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DiGerent styles Of Wall Paper, 1t
BscxFoRp 4 SIScIAIRa
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AGENTa

AGKNTa.
BATES LOCKE, ~ Part Row, New York.
s. NJ PETTEEGILL q CO, - Park Row Nsw York
GEORGE p. ROwELL 4 CO.. 20 Park Row, New York.
EOwRLL 4 CHESNAN, St. Lsuia No.
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HONEY T0 LOAN.
O, ls.s Sns Of ~ Il i.ssrss sssars4 y fAro
usrtgscaL ,. u. D.sAAH"'
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q large caravan Il teams, saa . iarss drove d
mules, passed through tsvn. Tuesday morning. %
their way West
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csn worth thirsy-avs cents pr bu.hsa; wheat, Ne.
q two dollazs.
Jss Ray i thrsugA planting corn. That's right,
Joe; Ct aAssd Of everybody. usual
seoe Of sar farmers bo.ght their fruit trees from
ssas nurssry in Ohio. Tstrees 10 30 delivered
in good season, and in COED condition.; but some Of
the purchasers ~ that they were net delivered in
ssasoa, they came the 9th Of April and they vsrc
net in good condition, and they would not receive
them The agent threstsns 70 sus than, il they don't
take them. We think the farmers here would do we'll
10 pstronse some nursery nearer home, where they
could get cheaper, il not better tressL
We had IN invitation to attend eroquct party, on
last Saturday, but it such nice pleasant day NO
had to stay At home and work We hope that all who
attended enjoyed themselves
Oakland Grove Grange still holds lite own in spite
OF all opposition At tho last meeting three appca
tons for rnsmbership handed in and four dimits
from sister Oranges This Grange 10 composed Of the
leading men and women of the country They all
seem to hold it duty to patroni.e the institutions
carried on by the Grange We could point to several
casss where members Of this Grange have saved quite
. sum of money in buyins thsir produce and their
utensils through the agencies established by the
Grange. We think the Grange . good thing, il one
lives up to the rules
Mrs. wilhelm has novel to Atshisoa. She will be
sadly missed in the vicinity Of OAKLAND. she had
won many friends, during her sojourn there.
Mr.. William Hoerner received letter from his
homo in informing him Of tho death Of
dear mother. He bore this sad with Christian
fo.titude. Mr.. IIoerner has heartfelt sympsthy
in this, his sad bereavement
We were out At the Oakland Sunday School, on
Sunday last We wcre well pleased with the selec-
tion of officers We think they all tho right per
sons in the right place.
The number of ears shipped from this Staten. since
December LIST, are: Corn, -; wheat, ); barley, 2;
potatoes, 1 total, ~ REuB.
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" Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by &. Leland.
Csrn: Gers: Copn!
Corn taken for Goodsi
Corn taken for sscounts,
Corn taken for Cash!
Ar A FouLrrs CAsu SrosK
dsc2S White Cloud, Kansaa
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|25 PER CENT. SAVED +!
BOOTS & SHOES
RBflILD At WHOLESALE PRICES,
A Fall slsek 81 New Gssds fer Me.,
Wsaes. and ChfldreaS wear.
Prices Lower than Ever
Geo. w. Marlows
SIT FELIX STREET.
ST..JOSEPH, MO.
Meas Fine Calf Reefs. ease, wsrth
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MEAS prime whole sseck PIsw Shoes
and lsregnns, el.1o, wsrsh 0.eo.
LnAIes' ane Kld PslisA, else 70 s.se.
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l.5o.
Ladies' kia and Geas side lace, sl.ss
to zee.
Ladies' a.e Kid slipper. ssc.; worth
Leo.
Ladies' Serge Polish asd Congress
Gniiers. ~ LEE per pair.
Ladies' Kid NewPors Ties, 0. B.ckIe
and Lace. 9l.lo up.
All other xeeds cerresPendingly low.
Come and see for ysurselvess we will
do yoH geod.
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