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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-20
MORTGAGE SALE.

J. b. FUTILE, Attorney for Mortgage
Dated May 18th, 1871.
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The Atchison & Nebraska Railroad.
GOING NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
No. I mail and express leaves Atchison at lao p m
leaves Troy junction at 5 p arrives ut Lincoln at
$40 p. IN .
No g. through freight and accommodation leaves At
chson at $50 u. m, and Troy Junction at 10 a. m
GOING SOUTH.
No. mail and express leaves Lincoln at 643 a. m.
leaves Troy Junction LIS p arrives at AtchisoI
ut 2:25 p. m.
No. through freight and accommodation leaves Troy
Junction at i:57 D. arrives in Atchison at 6s5 p M
CONNECTIONS.
At Atchson No. connects closely with the Missouri
Pacific Railroad for Leavenworth Kansas City and al
points East and South, with the X. Q. St Joe T.
Railroad ST. Joseph and for points East with the
& ST. Joe Railroad for ST. Joseph and Quincy and the
East with the C., X. l. & p Railroad for Rock Island
Chicago &C.; with the A. T. s Fe Railroad for Pueb
To- Denver and the Southwest with e. H. u r. Railroad
for the West.
Train No. 4 connects with trains for St Joseph:
At Troy junction, No 1 connects with the st DO D.
C. r. r. East and West. No connects closely for ST.
Joseph. No. ; connects closely for the West. -
At Lincoln trains arriving and leaving connect with
the b. q NJ. East for Omaha, etc; West for Beatrice
Hastings Kearney, also with Nebraska Railroad
for Nebraska Cny and East, for Seward and West
An trains daily except Sunday. JOHN 4. UTT
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
L. W. TowNE, Gen Supt
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Severance Items.
Photographer in town.
ANTHONY Welch has not called around.

Anthony welch has not called around.
Mr. Charles Clauser. wife aud child, stopping
| ut NJ. E. HOLINESS. We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Clauser and child are getting along finely. They
both badly injured in the railroad smaslup at
Troy, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heater, of Bedford, Iowa, who were
both wounded at the same time Mt their rela-
tons, the Clancy Bros. They doing well.
The Ancient Egyptian Protective Association intend
to give grand ball and banquet at the hotel, on
next Monday evening Also will have, ut the same
time, public installation of officers.
NorIcE-An Odd Fellows interested in organizing
and instituting Lodge at this place. requested
to attend meeting of that kind, next Saturday,
the 18th, at o'clock p. Meeting will be held in
Ryan Hall.
Joe Center has built quite an addition to his black
smith shop.
If Eaa Pry can't tell Why pieket-fenee is like
wOman's hand it is time he was finding out. There
two three in this place. Who tell the diff
ference! faint "cause COW can't climb a tree"
You did not come in yard Of it.
John Kirwan has torn down his old grain house, Mt
the foot of Dryden Street. and is preparing to erect
rstclass grain house, constructed to load and
unload directly on sdetrack.
Cook & Miller sold, on Saturday last, two car loads
of lumber and delivered the out Of their yard,
at this place. They advertise.
W. d. Ripley has the agency for the sale Of or
gan. From what we know Of Mr.. r., combined with
his energy, we think he will make it q success. It's
the same organ that Judge Maynard pronounced, as
in his opinion, would ''supersede all Others"
Married, at lola, Allen County, Kansas, July 26th
1877, Mr. Z. T. Powell of Iowa Point, and Miss josie
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Excursion 20 the Rocky Mountains.

The Atehison, Topeka & Santa Fc Railroad has
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 Atehison sij; ST. Louis sJ0 Chi
caso, SIS Quincy so; Cincinnati, SIS; Buffalo, So
and corresponaingy low rates from all points East
North and South These tickets good for 90 days
and to stop at all stations west of the Missouri River
Tickets sale at all principal stations through
ont the country. This is the route to Denver
through the garden of Kansas and Colorado Send
for maps, circulars time tables, etc, to
y. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
TOPEKA. NAN
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BEAUTIFUL WOMES.-The hair is the browning glo-
~ of woman. There are few moderate defects which
cannot be remedied by the proper disposition of the
tresses- But when the hair begins to turn gray in
young people, with those in the prime of ife there
is cause for regret When this is the case Halls Vey
etabLe Sieiiian Hair Renerer will be found to be
irst-elass remedy, far superior, II sound nedieaI
medium, to anything else before the public. II ae-
tually restores gray hair to ts original color, and i'm
the great majority of cases, it to grow agan
when it is becoming thin. 1t is not like many popu-
lar preparations wash, but scientific discov
cry, indorsed and used by physicians Of character
Address X. p. Hall & Co., Nashua, n. H.-Forney,s
Weekly Press, Feb. /, 1868.
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~ Still the subscribers come in. Let them come
Wen try to find books for all. Have
two tons of paper on the way, and can supply every
body. We assure the public of one thing-they
need not fear to take the Chief into their families
lest it try to blackmail them, by threatening to pub
sh articles to disgrace the characters of their fam
lies, if they chance TO bestOw favor, and then
upon some other paper. This is free country, and
our patrons are entitled to the privilege of being
friendly with others beside oursel without the pen
atty of having the little faults of their families
posed.
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Harvest Home.

As announced IN the papers of last week, there vii
| be Grand Grange Picnic in Troy, Wednesday tn.
2al day of August. We invite everybody to come with
their children their friends and their we'll filed bas
kets-
Committee On General Arrangemcnts-J NJ Tracy
X X. Stout C. Lsdwis J. l. Blair, A. K Jefers. T.
D. McClelland, K H. Montgomery. r
Committee ON Speaker~-W. d. Rippey, X K Stout
Committee ON Music-Ladwig Partch, Bird, and
Hinckley.
Committee ProgrAmme-Blair, Tracy, and Rip
i pey. ~
Committee ON Bsnncrs-Sisters Stout, Wells, Town
send, Bell, Montgomery, Eaie Wood and Tracy
Chief Marshal, X. X. Stout. Assistants
Stanton Hamilton, Devine, Clark, McAdams, Mont
gomery, Mider Lucas, and Williams
Committee of Sisters Rippey, Blair, Ella Hineklcy.
Stout, Jeers, Hamilton and Cook, to look up girls
about IL years Of age to dress in white to represent
the States and Territories, and report the number
they get to C. A. Rippey, the earliest possible mo-
ment.
As many possible will assemble at the Fair
Ground, 10 o'clock, where we will be met by Bro
John NJ Tracy, with Band, and four-horse wagons in
which to convey the girls and badges for them to
and in procession from there Mt lOI o'clock
and march to the city, After assembling in the Court
Yard, about liz o'clock, and being called to orer
by the Master of the County Grange, there will he
carried out the following
PROGRAMME:
Music, by Choir.
Prayer.
Music, by String Band.
Dinner, II o'clock.
Called to order, by music by the Band.
Reading of Declaration of Principles Of the Order of
p. of H.. by the Lecturer of the County Grange.
Music, by Choir.
Address, by State Lecturer.
Music, by String Band
Address, by Sister D. A. Otis, of Topeka.
Music, by Band.
Ten-minute speeches, interspersed with music, both
vocal and instrumental.
BY order of Committee.
e, A RRPEY. Secrefary
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~ We find that our meaning was not understood,
in last weeks item relative to person arrested
for cattle-stealing. What We intended to say was,
that the accused not identified as the thief for if
he was the man, his appearance had been entirely
altered since he had attempted sell the cattle as
he did not fill the description. Our other article
would leave the inference that he ras the thief and
could not be identified because he had altered his ap
pearance.
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CHICAGO MARKRT,

. CHICAGO. August H.
Wheat-Aetive but lower; No. spring q l2& cash a.
o2i cash o23Sf o21 August s5i9s5fc September; sc
year; No. spring Sc
Ccrn.Aetfre and shade higher i3ic cash. 4sic An
gnst; <3ie September.
Ozts-Fsiriy active and . shade higher No. Q 23ic
cash or August; &c September.
Rye-Steady: No. .. 52i a52zc cash.
Bariey-Quiet; 6s1c September.
Pork-In fair demand and lower ti2 90 cash. si2
IS August; e12 g df2 7A September si2 ~ October
Bulk Meats-Boxed shoulders SIC short rib, s1c short
clear, 7c-
Csftie-Rseeipt. 5000 Rather quiet choice o 50;
Texans. q oa3 s5.
HoEs-Reocipts. 5000. Quiet and shade easier;
non 70 heavy, 1914 90 shippers; a 900 Is; choice
smooth bacon, n 3005 IS Shipments, 1000.
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i5iunely.
Notice This.

In another part of our paper will he found the adj
y.rtisement of Waterman & Bernard, who wish to
sell all the Lumber wanted in Doniphan and Brown
Counties, at ST. Joseph. They always sell Lumber AT
the very lowest prices and they especially invite cor
respondence from any wishing to purchase Lmn
Der. They are prepared to derer by the car load at
any point on the st. Joe. & ID. c. and A. 4 n. Raii
roads and they guarantee entire satisfaction in Quail
;,x and Price Good sabliag for teams
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lfebtf.

~ The only pill prepared for the bilious diseases
of this climate, is Browns Liver Pills. All dealers in
medicine say that pill sold gives much sstisfe
ton as Browns for head sche and bilious affections.
Sold by Bickfor & Sinclair, and ". A. & +. A. Kin
sey, Troy, and Aug. Miller, Wathena.
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Here and There.

At our school meeting, S. J. Edgcrly elected
Director.
DIR. Long and family, started for Colorado, Monday
morning. to be gone ten days. The Doctor is build
ing large barn, 36xJ6 and a stone basement for hor-
ses The wall will be eight feet high-put up by Geo.
Bird and Corbett
The rest of the Highland boys came in, Thursday
night, from the Black Hills, all looking well.
Several of the farmers have threshe and the turn
out to be twelve bushels Spring wheat twenty
harley. forty-fve oats.
Rev. Mr.. Egglesfon is visiting old friends He
and his daughter were on the train mt Troy, last
Thursday, in the smash-up He got two of his fin
gers hurt the girl two slight bruises on the head.
young married man wants to know what is good
for the spinal diseased [Go and spend the Summer
with his mothers brother, in Michisan--Prl
Another scandal case. Rev., this time Wife
talks Of getting a divorce he riding out with female
tramps, after night. II some Of these Rev's would
take hold of the plow, work in the harvest field,
their animal passions would not get the better of
them
UChas- Apologize got his arm broken by the timber
end Of mule. (Is that mule spoken Of . eandi
date for Sheriff, since his exploiti-Pr1
Pat Murphy made considerable noise, Last Sunday
night.
Mrs. l. Snyder had . large quilting party. No one
dare say cabbage to any one Of that party.
HUxxI DoRL
II New Family M.ekerel and White Fish, just in
Try them-tbey nice
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND Co.
r. - - y.ll
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ST. LOUIS MARKRr.

flosr-Lover and weak; Xxx. o Soc 90; good 1Ami-
": Is l505 -.
Wheat-Lover; No. rcd, q Isi cash
Co1-Opened higher bat closed lower; 81 0flfc cash.
~ 4lSc eash ~ 1473c September 4si S423e October.
kye-Better ut 53i a53te.
Pxk-Lcwer; el3 o00l3 05 September.
Bulk Xests-Lover % sell; shoulders, &c bid.
Bacos-Lower; SIC, 7Sc. 1d7Ic
Hogs-Struag, ~ 7505 %. Receipts, I 100.
Csttie-Natfve shippers SILL nominal; and heers
- batchers = 25a3 IS TEXANS and Indians In fair
mand, y 433 IS. Receipss 400.
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Note Lost.

Lost August 9th. 1877, promssory note for s
at IL per cent. interest, dated January 3oth 1871.
made by Jacob Sarver, in favor of L. r. Sanders and
endorsed To johnson, Townsend & Co. The note
has been paid in full, and all persons warned
against negotiating for it, they will lose their
ey. JACOB SARyER
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ELERrs EXTRACT OF TAR AND Wild CHERRr.-This
famous preparation is the most wonderful, efficient
and reliable remedy discovered for relieving Con
sumption and all Bronchial complaints; If fails
to give immediate relief. For Sale at
BICKFORD & StNgI AIRS
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-16

BL,SKs.-A large supply of Warranty and Quit
Claim Deeds, Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages,
Bonds for Deeds; Justices Blanks such Summons,
Warrants, ETC.; Constables' Sale and other blanks
Police Judges Blanks etc, ETC., neatly printed and
for sale Mt this Office.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-16

Ed. CHIEF:-I hold that when a man does his duty,
and does it WELL he should be applauded 1t is the
unanimous verdict of the travelling community, that
Uncle Hack Calvert has done splendid job in his
District, No. The Peters Creek road, far his
management goes, is in good fix. Go on, Uncle Hack
the people like faithful servants.
Roam NIEXRR
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MARRIED.

Onthe ID day of August, 1877, by Elder d. waddell,
ct his residence Mr.. Wallis Carter to Miss N. v.
Hinehman, all of Don phan County, Kansas.
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~ We think if We ever have occasion to mention
any pleasant social affair occurring in the family of
the editor Of the 'other paper shall try very
hard not to run any siteful fling at the editor or his
paper into the same article Onr differences with
him do not include his family
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r. All kinds of plows at Leland's.

II The great remedy for all bowel complaints, is
Browns Extract Blackberry and Ginger. This prep
aratios il well known the sure and safe remedy
for Diarrhea and Dysentery. Sold by Bckford &
Sinclair, and W. A. & +. A. Knsey, Troy, and Aug.
Miller, Wathena.
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r. Before you buy Grain Drill, call on Schletz-
baum & Schnell, in Donphan, where You will find just
what you want in that line.
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~ Dent Jacques has placed us under obligations
for a sack of apples of the dumping variety They
were good.
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- ear load of plows and cultivators for sale at
st. Joe Atehison prices.
Smch. c. LELAND Jr
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~ Some nice new gases have been placed in sew
eral of the County Offices in which to keep the
orls. Andy Tracy did the work.
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- Eilert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry VIII
Cure the Most Severe Cough in short time lry H.
BIcKFoRD & SINCLAIR.
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~ Mr.. John Morehead, of this vicinity, has pre-
sented us with lot Of the incest sweet apples we
have in the State. They have favor to them,
unlike sweet apples in general. Mr.. Morehcad has
good orchard and has of the best sweet apples
fer preserving purposes to he found anywhere.
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n Frazers Axle Grease, cheaper than ii was ever
sold before II will be to the interest Of all threshng
machine and all others to call before they
buy their grease and will sell cheaper than
any body. JOHNSON TOWNSEND & Co.
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On long time low interest on well improved Farms In
Douphan County, Kansas. Apply to
;unss, XXX STOUT Troy. Kansas
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20" Lake Salt, in nice, barrels, and in good
shape, Mt only two dollars per barrel, at
JOHNSON TOWNSEND Co.'S
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sP- Schramms Clarified Cider Vinegar, the only
vinegar in this market that will keep pickles. You
can get it Mt JOHNSON. TOWNSEND e. Co.'S.
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CARPETS. CARPETS I

We have ON hand Samples Of Carpets. We will
take orders, and furnish at factory prices.
BICKFORD & SIxCLAIR.
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DoNIPHaN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

DONHfHAN COGNTh DAhECIOhh.
Judge ID Judicial District-ALFRED G. OIIs.
County Commissioners-FRED HARPsrER, CYRus LELAND,
JK., A. LARzELRRE.
Sherif-THoNAs j. VANDERsIIcE.
Clerk of District Court-FEASK BROWN.
Treasurer-RoBERT FICKNGER-
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPRLYE.
County Attorney-F X. ARMSTRONG.
Probate Judge-RoREKT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-F. ii. DRENNING.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-D D. RosE.
Coroner-DR. WIN. REKDER
Suryeyor-JAMKs F. FoRMAy.
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- BY the way, speaking of swindng Life Insu-
rance Companies, that swindle known the Life
Association Of America has been closed out. Let's
seef what friend of the farmer it who invegled
John Gott, Of Wayne Township, into the clutches of
that concern, and caused him to lose his farml
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II If people don't want us to publish articles re
ecting on the character of their families they mus
not send their favors to other Offices. We bound
to publish the 'best local paper in the State, if
have to besmear every family in the County thai
does not send its favors exclusively to us. Selah.
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~ Oatmeal-just the thing for invalids and chill
dren-try il. At JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & Co.'S
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q The School Meeting last Thursday afternoon,
reelected Charles Rappelye Director, levied Of
81 mills for teachers wages, and mills for contin-
gent fund, and voted for six months school. The
roof of the school house is TO be painted the school
grounds fenced, and trees planted ON them.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ExcUHsIox.-There will be an ex-
cursion Of the Hiawatha Sunday Schools to Troy ON
the 3lst Of this month. We have received only the
simple announcement, but presume that We shal have
full particulars by next weeks Issue.
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For any other length of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only to regular advertising
business cards of 5 lines or less. Is year.
For legal and transient advertisements 81 per
for the first insertion and so cents per square
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 50 per extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communication
double price.
Eight lines of solid Nonpareil make one square, All
fractions of half square and over counted full
square.
Advertisements requiring to be certified TO- will be
charged the cost Of in addition the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance
~ JOB WORK of all kinds done on short notice. AZ
low the times will admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office.
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~ Our SON Juan correspondent has found Judge
Hubbard He doesn't say whether he still wears that
fashy shawl or rot
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II Several lists OF Items too late for this week.
II Items do not come before Wednesday there il no
certainty Of their being Published that week
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LIZ Bill Mann is monopolizing the Canary bird Gu
riosities- On Friday, July 9th, of his birds
Matched out brood of fine young ones; and on Mon
day, August 18TH at the age of Is days. one of the
young. not yet fully featherel, singing like an
old stager.
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On Real Estate, in to suit borrowers, on fiv'
time or less interest," nine per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable
H. & W. ii. BARTLETT.
Office over Buchanan Bank. st. Joseph. Mo.
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TROY MARKETS.

- Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by c. Leland.
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~ The Gundlach Patent Forcefeed Drill leaves
grain in the feed. when done sowing. For sale by
Schletzbaum & Schnell, Doniphan Kansas
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II Wanted to know-HA- A Selover. who knock
ed Jay Gould down. any relation of Jack Seloversl
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" You can buy plows and eultivators of Leland
cheaper than at any other place. 8 mch.
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Oils.

All kinds Of Machine Oils, rs low at st. Joe.
Atehison, at BIcKFoRD g. SISCI,IR's.
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The genuine article must have Dr. JOHN BuLLs private
stamp on each Dr. JOHN BULL only has the right
TO manufacture and sell the original JOHN SArHs Ton
&c SYRur of Louisville KY. Examine well the label On
each bottle my private stamp is not on each bottle
do not base or you will be deceived. See column
advertisement and my show card. will prosecute any
one infringing on my right The genuine SMITHS ToNIt
SYRUP can be prepared only by myself
DR. JOHN BULL.
,,;,,o,x Louisville, Ky.
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~ The Gundlach Patent Grain Drill is declared
the best, by all farmers who use them. For sale by
Schletzbaum & SchneIl, Doniphan, Kansas
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~ We received n call, ON Sunday, from Mr.. I. b.
Skidmore, of ElwoOd, who is employed in the black
smith shop of the ST. Joseph and Denver City Rail-
road. He is interested in organizing WOrkingmen's
Unons for the protection and advancement of the in
terests of genuine workingmen protecting them alike
from oppression of employers. and Decentralization Of
roughs and loafers. The object is a commendable
one, if they can only keep ont the demagosues and
shysters who always seeking to get into such
carnations to use them for their own selfish purposes.
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4. O. O. r.

4. O. O. r.
Troy City Lodge, No. So meets every Saturday night
at Odd Fellows Hall Lelands store All members
Of the Order are cordially invited TO attend
JOSEPH PENR0D, n. G..
s. R. SHEPHERD Sec.
M L. CHURCH.-Services every Sabbath, at 10A A.
VNls NJ, and a p NJ. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening j. A. AMOS, Pastor.
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FRANKLIN BABCOCK

viii negotiate loans for parties wishing to borro
-. 3febI6.
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~ Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland.
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No. l, Pacific Express; No 2 Atlantic Express; Nos.
and D. Way Freight and Accommodation Nos and 5,
Through Freight and Accommodation.
Passengers will not be allowed Freight Trains with
Tickets except from points where tickets sold
Trains Nos. and g. daily. except Sunday. Train No.
leaves Hastings daily except Saturday. Leaves Hano
daily except Sunday.
The time given above that of ST. Joseph Mo-, being
Il minutes slower than Quincy Hannibal and "a min
utes slower than Chicago
JOS HANSEN, L. ID. TUTHILL.
Master Of Transportation. General Manager
J. W. ATwILL,
Gent Freight and TIcke, gent