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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04
Highland Items.

Christmas with her snowy robes her Santa Claus and
gift trees 10 among the joys that wsre Preceding and
following her arrival the festivities Of little burg
have been Of the most delightful character.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. h. Bayless opened their pleasant
homo TO their Friends sharing with true hospitality for
. few hours the comforts thereof
Dr. Long our new Representative. followed suit and
celebrated his honors in Legislative stye-that
H. counted in all tho hours.
Mr. and Xrs WIN. II. Bayess gave . supper to the
old folks" and they whit behind their grown
up and daughters in the enjoyment of the goods
the gods provided for them " but will say, in their
behalf ''the fddls staid sway
The ones" have not heen overlooked and Christ
mas evening delighted their bright eyes and youn.
hearts with tree gift laden while Santa Claus merrily
jingled his bells for Q full distribution.
1t does that peace and prosperity are surely
creeping among u.s. and that there is going he bet
ter days for Hshland better days for the whole
country; and Of the New Year
I'VE standing the Threshold, are in the open
We are tre.ding the border land have trOd
before,
Another year is opening and another year is gone;
We passed the darkness Of the night in the
We have left the fields behind u.s. DER which scatter
We pass into the future which none of US can read.
The corn among the weeds, the stones the surface
May yield partial harvest; We hope for sixty fold.
Then hasten to fresh labor to thresh and reap and
Then bid the New Year welcome, and Let the Old Year
Then gather all your vgor press forward in the fight
And let this be your motto: For ward and for the
right !" MEN.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04
The Maronic Ceremsnies.

According to annou neemept the Masonic public install
aton ceremonies supper and ball took place on ednes
day evening December 9th. The installation eeremo
nes were held in the Court House. where the following
officers Of Troy Lodge. No. IS, were installed;
VIM. Mann, W. NJ.
]. D. Williamson, S. W.
Geo. Hagcnbuch. J.. W.
C. B. Bickford. Treas.
Thos. Hensbal, Sec
Ross Sturss. S. ID.
II. II. Wheeler, j. T..
II. r. Kauts, S. s.
W. W. AIkire / S.
A. Simonson, Tyler.
The officers elect were presented for installation by
Bro R. N. williams, Marshal. W. NJ Samuel K.
Hardy installed the worshipful Master elect and after
wards Bro T. j. vandersce, Past Master installed the
other officers elect
The following officers of Troy Royal Arch Chapter No.
I6 were then installed:
Franklin Babcock, II. p.
n. B. Wood, K.
Chas. Highly, S.
W. E. Pickett, C. H.
Robert Tracy, p. S.
TT. vanderslico, r. A c.
j. c. Zimmerman, G. NJ. Sd V.
Jas Revle G. N. 2dy.
j. ID. Williamson, G.. NJ. LIST V.
VIM. Mann Treas.
d. W. Brown, Sec.
The above named Companions were presented for IN
staation by Comp. Cyrus Leland Jr, as Marshal Past
High Priest W. E. Pickett installed Comp Franklin Bah
cock High Priest elect, who afterwards installed the
other officers of the Chapter.
A number Of Masons from other places were present
the occasion.
After the installation ceremonies, came the supper at
the Highly House. which served up in the usual stump
tuous style and was enjoyed las Bridges used to sayJ
only as Masons can enjoy good eating
The ball at Lelands Hall was the windup The Hall
l.ll, - neHd
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

There will be public installation Of the officers OF Sew
erance Grange Saturday, January goth, at IL A. NJ at
which time we will have a Com Festival, (which means
NV feast of good thing We never yet
have had public Grange feast but now we throw open
wide the door to epebsdy Nor do we ask you TO BRING
your baskets-just come with your quarters ana you
b. he Toasted on the fat land both physical and
inIlectu.l-especialy the latter Jas. T. Stevens,
ecturer of the State Grange is expected to be here
Remember all are invited and it will afford rare chance
for all to see what the Grange is doing.
SECRETARY SEVERANCE GRANGE.
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Notice Relative to Nerd Law.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the Board Of County
N Commissioners Of Donphan County. Kansas invite
expression Of the wishes Of the said County
upon the quean Of the propriey Of putting the
Herd Law Of ls73 preventing all stock runnin
large within the bounds Of said County, after April is
fe7 the wishes Of said be expressed by
Of petition and At the meeting Of said Board
February sth lsIT Unless there Is decided majority
opposed 10 said enforcement the order will be made at
said time
By order of said Board January ID 1871.
Attest: CHARLES kAPPELYE,
January T. 1s77-Sv. County Clerk.
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HEED Law.

All voters Of Doniphan County earnestly iavf tn
pay attention 10 the following notice Of osr made by
tie County Board ths week At their meeting On the
sth Of February, they viii decide whether not they
shall put the State Herd Law In force in tie County This
winclude all stock There strong feeling in the Coun
ty both for and against such and the Board has made
this order % thatthe wishes Of majority Of people
be complied with months time IL given which will
enable everybody to either petition remonstrats. Nov
be and doing DO not complain after the decision 10
made. These columns open for discussion Of the
question.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

ANN Can't be made by every agent every month IN
vIIvujI the business we furnish bat those willing to
NHHS work can easily q dozen dollars day right
OVVV in their own localities Have room to
Main here Business pleasant and honorable. Women,
and boys and girls, do well men. We viii furnish
yoa complete Outfit free The business pays better than
ANYTHING else We will bear expense Of starting
Particulars free. Write and Farmers and mechsn
ics their sons daughters and all classes in need Of
paving work q. home should write to u.s. and learn all
about the work at Now IL the time Don't delay
addre-s Tarr 4 Co Augusta Maine Boot
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

FEE SHEIpoS.-In another column We publish card
from the Marysville Nescs relative to Rev. f. E. smell
dons Eastern solicitations for Kansas We do this at the
Of acme of his church members and because it 10
our rule to give every hearingnot because we
under any obligations publish it, While doing So We
wish TO call public this act upon our part In
18th that Mr. Sheldon He had never recev
ell any but gent treatment from us out
almost year ago. without provocation and without jus
tiacaticn he, sermon in his church made personal
attack upon and paper which he followed
wi tn public meeting called for the purpose Of inducing
church members withdraw their patronage from the
Chief and to their influence to induce others 70 DO
the He succeeded in getting four or five hot head
I'd or oyerzeaIous do this but his crusade was
9th erwise disastrous failure. Mr.. Sheldon has never
ended correct the wrong he showed the dspos
tou TO commit has he made any acknowledgements
q, nj. frut we are not anxious that he should He is
willing however that the CHIEF should help to vindeate
him when he canceives that be is wronged The differ
euee between him and oursef h that We lay no claim TO
biue Christian it 10 understood in the Churches
vhi,e he is a regular minister of the gospel
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

We learn that the belief prevails among the old
neebbors of Bolivar B. Bayne, formerly Of Wolf River
Township that he and his entire family were murdered
last Summer by Indians. They ieff DOniphan County
Last Spring. for the Black Hills and remained for awhile
at CHEYENNE He regula riy every two weeks IN
ill he left Cheyenne for the Black Hills IN May sioee
,rbsn mot word has been received frum him. There
sr. accounts of the murder of party Of men, women
and children containing just about the number OF per-
ous that Ba ynes party did and about the time it would
rso urr his party reach the point of the murder after
La ,;rc Cheveune.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04
Oakland Grove lseas.

School has been closed since December I'D giving
short vacation Books will be in order January 3D. BENZ
Landrum teacher who IL filing the expectations Of the
patrons, Is We have not heard any complaints.
The house and barn erected by Joseph symns
during the past summer. his farm il . marked
Improvement in this part Of the count-y also the
house erected by James Donly.
Festival Thursday evening, December 2sth at the
Pleasant Ridge school house. tho benefit Of Rev. r.
A Hoffman. who was present accompanied by Mr.. Day.
Of PsrtvilIe No. Among the crowd noticed Charley
Jones. of Atchson who seemed monopoze the sttsn
ton Of several Of the young ladies Admittance. IS
cents which secured place ct the table. Near the
close, spirited contest commenced 10 cents per
vote on large pyramid cakei Oakland and Pleasant
Ridge contesting for tie prise.whish By Oak
land Amount, slo3o. Total proceeds Of the eve.ng.
s5I5 which paid to Rev HOLMAN, who received IL
with . few timely remarks and hearty thanks.
Our genial friend Joseph Haxamau. received . sub
stantiai Christmas present Nead,y evening and
Tuesday his friends called 10 welcome 10 the
family circle Mrs. Hagamzn- We hope they may live
long and enjoy the beauties Of life and shadow
their pathway.
Saturday evening December 3oth meeting vas held
At the school house. to organize singing cl.ss under
the leadership Of b. Lansrum teacher u the psblic
school VIII meet mort Thursday evening January eth,
to complete the drop the queson The study
music should be encouraged under all circumstances
large lot of corn still be e.ihsrsd this rsso..
Mr. Donly has large lot in the husk yet: also the
Messrs Haganan have large lot ungashersd-
On our last visit Dreamer noticed that The
terprisinx Hrn Of g. v. Hasaman Co.. had jest
plesed the erection Of 3toa Farbasks scale. do
terniDed to lively trade. They have also sseursd
the use Of large number Of sseka in seasseties
with their shelter which VII BE- d greet advantage
y f.rners. They sssa - have gosd show for fAir
run Of business
Lancaster Mcdaniel are daily expecting ssv shell
En- when they vii make the Cubs hy.
We have heard Of the panther. bot doat tAisk t 10
Bob Tracy, but Il tie buyers sslsrs howl
| ing around. OssoA
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PINIPLES.

will mail tFree) the receipt for preparing simple
vEGErABlk BALM that will remove TAy, FRECKLES,
PIMPLES and BLorcHss leaving the skin so clear and
beautiful; also instructions for producing luxurant
growth of hair bald head smooth face Addrss
Ben vandelf Co, Boz 5i2i. No. Wooster ST, NY.
2sdec6m
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

ALEARSEp OrISIoS.-Durng the recent cold days In
a certain town in Northern Kansas. crowd collected
around hot stove in public house, were the
a.hoprer and the general opinion expressed that
The hard freeze had destroyed the eggs One individual
who had sat by saying nothing but with wisdom depict
cd in his put in this learned 0eserva
zion. entlenen if you think the cold weather has dc
stroy.d them just you 60 out and get chunk oil frozen
gronnl that full of and lay it under tha' not
stove until il eOngeaLs and you'll see whether 'ney
killed or lot"
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The having been permanently cured Of that
dread disease Consumption by simple remedy 10
ous to make known to his fellow sufferers of
To all who desire It. he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpon used free Of charged with the directions
preparing and usiag the same. which they will find
SURE CuxK for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
Rev. Z. A. WILSON
1sdsc6uo. l9l Pepa ST VILLA msburyb New York
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04
A Card.

editorial article having appeared In the
Telegraph and been copied in the Troy CheJ and perha
other papers renecting the character Of Rev f. T.
Shedup and calculated to create fse impression in the
public mind TO his injury the undersigned officers Of
the Marysve Presbyterian church. tof which Mr. Shell
don pastor for thrve years and other citizens Of
Aarysville who veil acquainted With Mr.. Sheldon
and with the circumstances referred u in that article
take this method Of performing duty to both Mr. Shell
don and the public BY correcting the injurious state
The facts that in the month Of June ls7< the
church here unroofrd in storm.
The expense Of making the necessary repairs In
ton with the destructive visatiou grasshoppers which
occurred after pnt 1t entirely out Of the Of
the church and ITS fends here pay Cd mortgage of
$500 ON the property, which foreclosure suit
was commenced. and there seemed To be to
the property om being sacrificed for the
to ask for Of benevolent people in
the East II under such circumstances these that
Shsdon xsut East during the past year snd abored
and snccessfuy to procure 70 discharge
the debts but t only 1t the solicitations Of
the church after ill other devices had failed and then
with the and endorsement Of the Presbytery,
that be copsented 10 90.
Instead Of surs and imputatons against his conduct
and mstves Mr. Sheldon entitled great praise and
credit for his action in the matter in all probability
but for his labors in heir behalf
NM aocaI Elders.
H. P, ALKxASDERS
PRRRY HUTCHINSON
FRANK SCHMIDT
+. BIS / Koi'T,a rr'''s'.-
c. d. SwEARrNGES,
JAMES SMITH.
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n G. wBEgiER-See his card. He has opened rsgu
Ia, main, ,hop and is prepared do work in his line and
p.rsntee satisfaction has had many years expert
ence in painting and will hereafter oonne himself
v to business and will attend promptly to work. elmer
in town or country tells that he makes sPeca
ty of wagon and carriage painting When you have ~o
in his line. give him call
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

II. s.,,.v,.v !. . e..u.p,~ +. ms - 49, n.
,,.,t.s h, n. Pr,a.ss Cent e nj. C...- 40.
-, ,s,s
yAxuAxr.
J.~es A. Saxtoa and Lsura B. Ellia
Robert A. sins. and Elisabeth Ne.r,
Frapklin p Luc>s and So Heer
FxusuARr,
John 8. Beeler and Jennie spsuldi,s.
Rid. Williams and Emma C. Joh,.op.
Charles Collin, and Mary Z. NeK,rp.,
Err westfaii and Carrie Ridge.
Constant Poirier and Mary Edwarda.
Ella. Stone and Sarah Chase
James Hedrick and Polly A. Kunkel.
G. T. HsrRis and c. Z. Murray.
Jacob G. Sell and Sarah ]. Dutton.
MARCH.
George T. Mott and Fannie A. Ball
Henry p Beidlrman and Areaa " Ball
W. B. Fsnton and Amanda Glen.
Brittou Rawis and Mary Gsi.e.L
Charles A. Wolf asd Amslia Henssnradsr.
John W. Ethertsn and Ellen Edwards.
APRIL
". p. Sproul and Emma Rice.
Samuel Riley aud Elizabeth Pray.
Isasc Flick and Della NcClslland.
JOSH a Rittenhouse and Emily Shirley
James Cooney and Margaret Smith
David Carter and Adalins Wilkinson.
NAT.
Frank McCus and Elizabeth Fay.
Joseph Belts and Fannie McCulla-
Isaac g. Sinclair and Mamie J. Abrams
Edward Hoverson and Mary A. Hackney
JUNE.
John H. Burstettsr and Lydia Nahruuy
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r.r We want 10 contract for fat Turkeys. Geese
Dnck. and Chickens win pay cash for them. alive or
dressed; and for Furs and Game also.
woop CuAsE.
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r Iyou want something extra in can fruits, such as
california Pears Aprcots, Green Cages, Egg Plums,
Nuscat Grapes, &c, call at
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q. O. O. p.

Troy City Lodge No SO, meets every Saturday night
at Odd Fellows Hall over Leands store All members
of the Order cordially invited to attend
S. z. SHEPHERD, n. G..
JOHN MAQUMKES Sec.
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DoNrpHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge I'd Judicial District-P. L. HUBBAED.
County Commssioners-FRED HARfsTER, CYRUS LKLAND
JR A. LARzELERE.
Sherif-THoMAsJ j. yANDRRsIIcE-
Clerk of District Coart-FKAsK BRowE.
Treasurer-RoBERT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAFPELYv.
County Attorney-W. ID. WEBB.
Probate Judge-RoBEKT WILKINSON
Register Of Deeds-F. II. DRESsISG.
Superin tendent of Public Instruction-D. ID. ROSE.
Coroner-DR. VIZ. REEDER.
Suryeyor-JAMRs +. FoRNAS.
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u A wedding took place in the Methodist csarc
Monday night. The parties were Mr.. John son'oeos "
illinois, and Miss Ann Jane Sawyer OF Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04
white Cisud laens.

The masquerade ball at Odd Fellows Hall. on Christ
mas h'gnt' was oecidea SUCCESS for'ymue na"oe
were solo, ana everybody ehJoyeo themselves nuseS'
splendid entertainment given Sunday Schools,
AT tne H. L. ohuren' ON Cnf's'msS nisu] maS"n'eu'
Christmas Tree which was loaded with presents i"r
great ana small was pickeo- Inc poor were
In many instances ana learn mat inc heV u Au
ans and iaay received modest 'esumoniai OIL resAra
Y. y. Bridges msao QUIZ so"n nylns s'slt on fraAy'
the ta. Bridges says tne only tnins thAt INDUCES MIN
70 'lsiI mite C'oud Is W nave an opportunity Vi snAAns
hanas Will MS oid irieos'
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guesl #attsrs.

For other length time in accordance with the
above rates. which apply only to regular advertising
Business cards of S lines or less IS year
For legal transient advertisements, u per square
for insertion and 50 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices be charged 50 cent extra; and
editorial advertisements and personal communication,
double price. -
Eight lines of solid Nonpareil make one square. An
fractions of half square and over are counted a. full
square. -
Advertisements requiring to be certified to, will be
charged the cost of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance
Cr JOB WORK of all kinds done short notice.
low as the times will admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the office.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

n ". J. Hulse, ticket puncher on the B. Z u.
r R. in Nebraska has been spending the week with hs
relatives He leaves to-day for Ne East Nay sscesss
attend him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

q Last Friday morning the coolest Of the season
and had ts sign outthrse sundogE just after sunrise
that almost brilliant rainbovs Those who
up before d.y, ay thers 'nsondogs" Of smi
lar magnitude.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

Y Law. Merritt and 80 got back from California
last week Thsy len here In the Sprin Of 1873. and
es.laat stay away lsassr Law says be voted fer
aayo bslsrs leaving.
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rT- An WOODEN goods such as Shawls, Blankets, M
bias scarfs &c. at greatly red uced prices Don't fail to
call and see US before purchasing.
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND co.
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BEATTY PIANO!
Grand, Square and UPRIGHT
Every Instrument Fully Warrant.
ed for Six Years.

One Of the most remarkable Peho Fotes Of the present
day the IL powerful and meiodious the
touch light strong and the professional player
produce marvellous effect while the amateur will feel
pleasure its ample and satisfactory tone This
Is constructed by the most skifu and expe
reneed w0rkmen and Of the best and most thoroughly
seasoned material with full run frames barr and extra
braces, improved New Scale Oyerstrung Bass, Wrench
Grand Actou Fret De.E Carved Pedaf Solid Eose.ood
Mouldng. Ivory Kew Froht. Capped Hammers. Agrahe
TTeble and every Improvement which can IN any way
tend the perfection Of the instrument and can conf
IDENTIFY that for decacy and responsiveness OF
Teuch Volume Purity, Briiancy and Sympathetic
Sweetpess Of tone combined with that strength and
dity Of frame the Panoforte has no equal in
this country Europe.
NY Grand Square and Upright Pianos hrstclass In
every respect for the following They made
very best material that be obtained and only
the trustworthy and skfu workmen are employed
their anufacture. BY this means the Beatty Pianos
have obtained their present envabie reputation as the
standard Pianos Of the world and often initiated BY
Piano Forte makers both in America and Europe. The
Beatty Piano the cheapest nrsclass Piano made and
the best and most durable in the market challenge
any maker TO equal them.
S.R. SHEPHERD, Agent, Troy, Kansas.
Nov. Q, 1876.
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r. We learn that Port Hargis, whose wagon upset
near the Junction several weeks ago is lying in crir
cal condition At the time it supposed that he had
received little injury but it that he hurt
internally and having taken cold his is serious
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

II Bucks ST. Joe hand made Kip Boots from . to a
per pair. at JOHNSON. TOWNSEND CO.
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y In speaking. last week q the substastisl improve
nsnts carried shrssgh by The prsssst cssy Beard In
sddtie. paying ~ sstssasd.s vaasts - rsAssng
the County tax 10 esats The dssr sosssa q
the most important isA They hsvs Pot Ass safs In
the Trsasarsrs s0es asA paA Sr it; go ~ Csaaty
fund.- are psv = sse.rs thsy vs.h - IN ny benk
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sheriM,s Sale.

THE STATE OF KANSAS tss
CorSrr OF DoSPEAS,
In the District Court for Donphan County State of Kansas
G. I Stebbins and \
w. r stebbins
Partners -
G. l. w. r Stsbbins >Piaintffs-
4
A. n Spencer and
Mrs A. NJ Spencer, Defendants.
NOTICE u hereby given, that will on the nd DAY
IN "A Janusry A. D. 1877 ct the hour Of two O'clock
n Of lid day the north door Of the Court House.
IN the CITY Of Troy In Deniphzn County state Of Kansas
Offer for at public auction for cash the following de
scribed real estate wit: The quarter Of
sefion thirtytwo, C2l in township four, 20 Of range
fVepsy ose t2i In DoniphsB County. Kansas Taken
fSs property Of A Il Spescsr and Mira A II. Spencer
81 for SALE the highest bidder for cash.
certain Judgment and of record in the
Dsxct Court Doniphan County in the State Of Kan
"a IN which G. Stsbbius and W. e StebbBs plain
uRi ana A. n. Speucee snd Mrs. A. u Spencer are de-
fssAasta rsfr 80
Appraissd ct the sum Of y 100.
Given under ny hand shs soth day Of December a. D.
1875
T. j. yAHDERSLICK
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
Dsosnbsr a, 1s7s-sv. Prs fee. e1a
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~ shawls and Blankets at prime cost at
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND CO.
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n Ayers American Almanac il now ready for deliv
cry by the druggists and free say that havo
read this welcome visitor with satscion and profit 1t
contains astonishing amount Of informatoa which 10
useful everybody and shows how TO treat nearly all
the diseases from which people suffer. 1t
ommends the best remedies to be employed irrespective
of Ayers Family Medicines and furnishes indeed. the
best medical advice by which great majority Of ailments
can be treated successfully The snecdotes vticisms
and jokes sre the compilation that under
notice and tn book refreshing eontbut ion to
endowment every year.-St Clair O6serrer.
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q Tidises ssos frsn sssy ct Wssk - IL sesss
Tat A,,is HsgnsssA, 0Ass ~ - vaal b ~ DsssA
ct ittis vso.. b ~ ssssAsspsrrsgin v~ss5sssA
boy.
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y The largest and best assortment Of Gents 6ne
Hats in the Coonty, at
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND CO.