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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-10-18

1 since inc Nisss W SAek Not, inc woods have
on tLsir most Gorgeous hues- Still. while eontem
plating nature, one eaanot help calling up the line
| Of Hasl:
| Fogs are falling down.
Ana With rs.scs tngcs,
| Autnnns doing brown"
Another horse-race, on the ridge south Of the Gem
etery, last Saturday.
The sidewalk in front Of the old City Hotel In.
| been completed, and nov a per.ou can walk alous
that part Of Main Street without the risk Of STUN
| bling.
Hub. Wakefield supers-des Lon. Frost in Charley
Moves store. while the latter takes the wheel in the
pilot on the ferry-boa Judging from the at
tentive habits of these young men, both places will
be efficiently filed.
The roads leading west are daily thrunged with .p.
pie wagons from Missouri. great many of tbese
push out beyond the Big Blue In few years. North
Eastern Kansas will he able to supply this trade;
even the composition Ia felt and the apple men
very seldom to offer their fruit for sals, until
they have passed through Douiphan and Brown
Counties.
The manufacture Of sorghum il an industry that
has sprung up in Iowa Township. to a degree that
many of our citizens hardly suspect. Besides the
Knott mill which has been rushed to the utmost for
several weeks Mr.. Gordon has just erected aud is
now operating large mill, hard by. Then, we learn
that Messrs. VIM. and John Swartz are running their
establishment, Cedar Greek, night and day; and,
if we mistake not, Hazael Todd is also operating
mill on the Bailey place, southwest of town.
We hear it rumored that the fine shade-trees in
front of Dr. Shreves drug store required to he cut
down, they have been decided by the authorities
to be obstruction to the sidewalks. Why not
drive staples in Them and call them hitchngpostss
Their tops need not be considered any particular OBJ
lection.
Emigration westward is brisk. and the camp-fres
of movers nightly illuminate the prairies.
Sheriff Vanderslice and lady, together with Mrs.
Sol. Miller of Troy, visiting our place. last Mon
day. They were the guests of Hon. r. NJ Williams,
at whose residence they had festive time.
The haw excitement is up, among our girls.
number of them made an excursion over the river,
last Sunday, and laid in their Winter supply
Enoch Spauldinx's stock sale, On last SATURDAY.
was largely attended. Bidding was lively, and the
prices realized, especially for CATTLE tiptop.
The event which for some weeks has been the
theme of White Cloud gossip transpired at the Con-
gregatonal church on last Monday evening The &C.
casion was the marriage of Mr.. Lon Frost and Miss
Aaude Price, Tor more Familiarity known rs Maude
Lynds.l Owing to the rain and mud, the church WAS
not as full as it would have been under auspi-
cious circumstance but, nevertheless "Cssmus-
having announced that there would be positively NO
postponement account of the weather. the attend
ance was goodly one. At o'clock, the bridal par
" entered in the following order: Geo. L. Moore Of
Falls City, with Miss Kate Forncrook; Harry Nc
Cormck with Miss Jennie Mauck; followed by the
groom and BRIDE The bride and atfend .pfs .ra III
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r We understand that they had rather a boisterous
meeting in the Rock Greek School District last Thurs
day. Their school house recently burned down, and
a meeting called to take measures for rebuilding
it, The question of changing the location Of the
house also to be decided, and was the principal
subject of interest. The whole District turned out,
women and all. II is said that they had bad old
time, and that the old patriarchs of the District
smaeked their fists and called each other al sorts Of
names, in presence of the women Two young men
engaged in q regular knock-down. A person who
passed by while the excitement Wa at its highest
pitch. says that it better than circus. Those
who favored keeping the house in the old place, pre-
yailed BIZ . small majority. =. 90
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Highland Items.

Highland is now truly city-it has o street lamp.
Kennedy will commence moving into the new
brick store, to-day, Monday.
The Rev. H. P. Robinson has returned from an ex-
tended trip through the Eastern States.
Leander Hills returned from the St Louis Exposi-
ton. last week, bringing with him . new Phseton-
the first brought to this place.
Mrs. Smedley is very sick.
Mrs Eye and daughter start for Pennsylvania, this
week.
We now have two hack lines running to the rail
road. The fare has already been reduced onshalf;
and Twinkle says it will not he long before they will
pay ten cents to rifle to the station, and throw
in Q chrome. RENDEER
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To the Repablfeans 81 wayne Township.
You arc hereby respectfully requested to meet in
Delegate Convention. at E. w. Strstton's Office in
Doniphan, on Wednesday, October 9th, 1877, ut
O'Clock, p n, for the purpose of placing in nomins-
ton ticket for the following ofices Trustee Clerk,
Treasurer two Justices Of tho Peace two Const.bles
and Road Oversee The following will be the appor.
tionment Of delegates to be elected Saturday Oc-
tober soth: Bremen, .; Geary, 4; Doniphan, g.
W. D. SrEwARI,
J. B. KKxxKDT,
D.. w. PArrKRsos
Central Committee of Wayne Township.
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Browns Liver Pills cure headache, bilious
ness and liver complaint
Browns Blackberry and Ginger cures diar
rhea, dysentery and cholera-morbus.
Browns Cough Balsam and Tar Troehes
cure coughs colds, and throat and lung affections.
RreWn's Hair Tonic prevents dandruff and
loss of hair, and secures q beautiful gloss.
Browns AFmica Imminent and Salye cure
sprains, swellings, sores and ulcers.
Eureka Ague Pills do cure the chills.
Partisan Lily Balm beauties the complexion.
sarsaparilla, Dandelion and Iodide of Pc
t.ssiam invigroates the liver and purifes the
blood.
For sale by Bickford e. Sinclair, and W. A. & f.
A. Kinsey, Troy, and Aug Miller, Wathena.
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~ A number Of stacks of hay, about q mile south
east Of town. belonging to D. Sergeant and others
were burned, last Friday afternoca- The fire origi-
mated the grass some Distance away and there Was
strong wind prevailing at the time Other property
in the neighborhood came near being destroyed, by
the fire spreading.
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II The rapidly increasing demand for Elerts
Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry is positive indica-
ton Of its merits thousands of individuals who have
been cured Of Coughs Colds, Bronchitis and incipi
ent Consumption, where other remedies have failed
the best proofs possible that this is without doubt
the best cough remedy yet discovered Sold by Bick
ford & Sinclair. Troy.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democrats Of Doniphan County are hereby no
tilted to meet in Delegate Convention, in the Court
House, at Troy, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER I'D, 1877,
at III o'clock, A. ~, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the Offices named below, to be voted
for on Tuesday after the first Monday in November
being the 9th day thereof:
Sheriff, County Treasurer County Clerk, Register of
Deeds County Surveyor, Coroner. ono County Com
missioner for each District, and Central Committee
for the ensuing year.
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The Atehison L. Nebraska Railroad.

No. l. mail and express, leaves Atchison at l05o N;
leaves Troy junction at 1907 arrives ut Lincoln ut
-7:40 p. .
No. B. through freight and accommodation leaves At
Gibson at .. m, and Troy Junction at 7ls
GOING SOUTH.
No O. mail and express. leaves Lincoln at 600
arrives ct Troy Junction at Los arrives at Atchi
at 2:ls p. m.
No L. through freight and accommodation, leaves Lin
coin 80 arrives at Troy Junction at 500 p m
arrives at Atchison at 625 p
CONNECTIONS
Train No. I connects at Troy junction with st. 10.
D. c. r r for ST. Joseph. At Atchison. with the K C..
ST. 10 q c. b. with the q. & st. Jo, and for Quincy
Hannibal and the East With the C., r l. & p r r. for
Rock Island Chicago, and the East With the A, l.
s. f. r. R. for the South west Close connections
made the Missouri Pacific for Leavenworth Kansas
City St. Louis and all points East and South.
Train No. with the st. 10. & D. c. for ths
West Connections made at Lincoln with the B. NJ
in Nebraska, and Nebraska Railways.
r. All Trains Daily except Sunday 81
L. W. TOwNE, JOHN =: UT,
Con Sup't Geu. Ticket Agent.
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M e. CHURCH-Services every Sabbath, at 10a A.
Xls NJ, and u p. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. j. A ANUS Pastor
UDROF. DINSMORE, of the Pre- sb yteran Church fills
II stated appointments, as follows:
wathena the first and third Sabbath in each month
at 10 oclock A. n. and II p
At Donphau the fourth Sabbath in each month at the
same hours. a.. -.-
AtSeveranoe the second Sabbath each month the
same hours.
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n DR.. Ashmead has purchased the lot south Of
the Court House Square, and adjoining Prices Law
Office on the east, and will Mt once commence the
erection of fine dwelling house. We are glad to
this on the part of the Dr. 1t will improve the
town. and it shows that he intends to stay. In the
Language Of the poet. We say TO him. aieAi-aieAi.
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Y McCrum wants money or wheat on account.

NBw STocK OF TURSIrURE.-A. w. Tracy has Just
received ut his cabinet shop, complete stock Of firm
ture consisting of bureaus, tables bedsteads chairs
lounges and all other articles of furniture He pro-
poses to sell at the very lowest figures and strictly
for cash. Give him call. and see what he can do
for YOU.
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REAL ESTATE f.ANsHRRs.
Filled Ter Record During the Month Of ae
seabsr, 1877.

BE
Filled Ter Record Daring the Month or Sen.
| eeAber, 1877.
| WARRANTY.
David wynkoop and wife to Robert N. Ladwir,
5000.
William l. Rutledge to Sylvester C. Hudson, 10
acres of northwest quarter section H. township S,
range 81; $50.
/ G. Y. Dale and wife to j. Fl. Dale part of Lots 4
and s. Block TO- Severance; o. 292
Joseph w. Collins and wife to W. j. Reed, 50 acres
Of southeast quarter section %, township 3 range
% $l,600.
Florent Courtn and wife to d. J. Mawherter, $50
feet Of southeast quarteection o. township range
10; s35O
John Severance and wife to School District No IL,
Lot G, Block IS, Severance; 81.
Peter Thompson to Gutborn Thompson, 100 acres
of northcast quarter section IS township 4, range
81; ZOO.
Guthorn Thompson to Peter Thompson, 40 acres Of
southeast quarter section Is, township range 81;
s4o0
Edwin Curd and wife to John B. Zimmerman north
east quarter section "a, township B. range 90 5000.
Henry A. Dockhorn and wife to Mary Roberts, Lot
Is, Block ls6, Elwood; so.
Silas B. Cutter and wife to Cyrus Leland, Jr., Lot
I, Block q, Maynard; ST. 200.
william A. Turp;n and wife IN M.rv pxr.sr.
section g, township I, range le; $4,000.
John NJ. Knoblaugh and wife to James n Fenton,
30 acres in southeast quarter section 9. townships
range 10; 81 900.
S. F. Nsbet and wife to John Young, part of south
east quarter section 49, township 3 range 49, 800.
S. =. Nisbet and wife to Mary McCray, part Of
northwest quarter section -, township /, range Is
Noiu1o"s "fN.' anu WIG ~ "na"'" ~ iul
p..' I"ai'ef 'e'u0" 80 'na =. n" nOa
a" ,s..,'. section = township range ~ Su"
""'i.'h a. iarP'h ANU WIG 70 ."'"'hous r. r"rA
10. sooo
81 pr., and r;eo ,.r C.,-,,, mas. - .,,.h-
o.., ,r.-t.r ...,;,r On ,ou,..h;, -. "a. Az
&C C,on.h .,a &c. .. c., Ds.-.., ".
In, 6 p,o.L 10 S.,...,... a,
J,hr p;,.x .ua a,,.r. 90 " vv;,,;..,
,.,.h -. - , -. on,
"A Nn y ' -
lie. ...;.,;,u -, Amanda. =, w.. w o.,,,-.
-, -, - -, 70 -. - or
a. .so,s "s' -
c.. Mo-. AM, x;s. ., p.v;, p.-.,... .
ueosSe Moe. anu ~ne 70 nA',a L. bartlett Neas
william C. Parker and wife IN Job, 8 p;orson
vest 90 acrcs of sou,beast oportsr s.cton & town
sbip q range Is. 81. 400
Anna s. Cresl and Henry 8. Crcal to Isnatius Zei
40, lot R,o.l ~ .,.o o,h.r ,r,.,s w,,hona.
tlOo.
Mauoah Hanson to Samuel Caxlev. nortb-east
,ra-t., Of .on,b.,v.., ,,.r,.r .s,;,, 90 ,o,.,;,I
range %; s6Oo.
ourr-cIArx.
81 , IL, O.. u;.h.., u.s., -,
mar. =, .,n,h -, ,,,.r,.- .. -.
-. on s,oo y
7s,m.n U.vo-.h =, w,,,;.r, n all ~ 49,
a., Th,,. ~. - -. .--.--.. aa
township T. range 10; SIS
OFFICIAL DEEDS.
r..... .fr.. p.,,. -,
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II DR.. Jaques German Worm Cakes o Safe
and efficient remedy for Worms. These Cakes nevcl
fail to Destroy Worms and Remove them From the
System. For sale by Bickford & Sinclair, Troy.
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~ UNCLESAMS CONDITION POWDER Cures
and Prevents Disease. Every stock raiser should
have it hand, TO be used occssop may require
II your druggist does not have the genuine Uncle
Sau's, do not be deceived with an inferior article
but send to the Emmert Proprietary Co, Chicago
and get it for yourself For sale BY Bickford Sim
clair Troy
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There viii be Mass Conveation Of the voters Of
the Independent Greenbsck party Of Douphan
County, held in Troy, October 2oth for the purpose
Of placing in nomination tieketifor County officers
to be supported at the approaching election By or
der Of Committee. w. d. RIPPEY, Chairman.
JOIN N. TRACY, Secretary
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ASefioneer, Severance, Kassus

Awcfsoneer, SeeerGHes, kaasus,
Having long experience auctioneer will attend
al sales at short notice. and reasonable tsrms
Also live stock Of all kinds bought and sold on com
mission. Parties Wishing to buy ssl stock are in
vited to correspond Good references given and ant
isfsction guaranteed. Isoct3m.
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A Mas Meeting Of the Working Men Of Doniphan
County, Kansas viii Be held ct Troy October 10Th,
1877, for the purpose Of organising Working Mems
Party after which, fnll ticket will be nominated
The Working Men thrOsgho.s the County are eordi
ally invited. Many CrrrzxxH
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Yota1 #atttrs.

For any other length Of time in accordance with the
above rates. which apply only to regular advertising
Business cards of S fines less t5 wear
Por legal and transient advertisements q Der SQUARE
for the first insertion and 50 per square for
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 50 per extra; and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price.
Eight lines Of solid Nonpareil make square. An
fractions Of half square and over counted full
square.
Advertisements requiring to be certified to- will b
charged the cost Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
n JOB WORK of all kinds done ON short notice, -
low the times will admit. All job Work be paid
for when taken from the Office.
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EmtOV Life,

What truly beautiful world we live in! Nature
gives ms grandeur of mountains, glens and oceans,
and thousands of means of enjoyment. We can de-
sire no better when in perfect health but how often
do the majority of people feel like giving it up dis
heartened discouraged and worried ont with disease
when there is occasion for this feeling, Is every
sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof that
Green's August Flower will make them ns free from
disease rs when born Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant is the direct of seventyfve per cent of
such malades as Bliousness Indigestion, Sick Head
ache Costiveness Nervous Prostraton, Dizziness OF
the Head Pslpitation ofthe Heart and other distress
ing symptoms. Three doses of August Flower will
prove its wonderful effect Sample bottles, 10 cents
Try it. For sale by Bickfori & Sinclair, and W. A.
& +. A. Kinsey, Troy.
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Totsl,ssz..s

Democrats at preeincts VA sttend to the election Of
delegates and altsrnates, promptly. 1t is suggested
that the primaries he held on Saturday, the ath Of
O'Clock, p. II.
THOS HENSHALL, Chairman.
IHos. J. vASDknsIIcE, secretarr
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e Farmers livery men, and harness makers Who
have used Uncle Sans Harness Oil. will never use
any other it is the best and only Reliable Oil in the
market 1t received the highest award at the Cen.
tennai Exposition of 1876 For sale by all first class
Harness Establishments For sale by Bickford &
Sinclair, Troy.
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| " McCrum will be at Troy Junction every Friday
at noon. Bring in your samples of grain, and see
| what it is worth in caah. lSoet
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~ Cali In nj I.elnndAs, and see the
largest and best sock efOseAs In Dsa.
iphan County.
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II ". H. Martin, one Of our Wayne Township
subscribers residing Doniphaa, viii start, in
few days, on visit to California and Oregon, to be
absent about . year.
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DEATH OF o. TooLE.-Judse Tooe received des-
patch, Monday, announcing the death of his son, O.
B. Toole. at Helena, Montana His disease was alb
scess Of the brain, and his death was expected
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z Such tide Of emigration rs is pouring into
Kansas, this FALL has never before been witnessed.
The roads leading west and southwest complete
y lined with emgrant trains; and this is the case at
all points at which there ferries bridges across
the Missouri River Emigrant trains may at any time
be seen on our streets.
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" daughter of Charles Hardy, of Wolf River
Township, young lady just entering upon woman
hood, died Wednesday. She had been afflicted for some
time.
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NOTICE. ID Teacher..

yVHkRB VIII - psbis sxaninstiss II applicants S,r
- eIsechers Csrtihesss n the Csurt Hsass IN Trsy
sna Nove9ber D. D. ROSE,
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II The injurious use Of improperly prepared pills
and other loudly-blown remedies, recommended to
cure all Ills is much to be lamens by all except the
doctor into whose care You to come. An
honorable and trusty exception to the rule is Eers
Daylight Liver Pills They clear and purify the
system perfectly. Sold by Bicfford & Sinclair, Troy
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CarPesa, CaxPssSi
We have o. hand Samples Of Carpsts- We will
take orders, and furnish At factory prices.
BIcKyonD & SNcLAu
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DoNIPHAN. COUNTY DIRECTORY.

DONIPHAN. COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Judge ID Judicial Dfstrict-ALFRKD G. Ous.
County Commissoners-FRED. HARPsIER, CYRUS LELAND,
JR., A. LAKzELERE.
SheriG-THohAsJ j. VANDERsIICE
Clerk of District Court-FRASK BROWN.
Treasurer-RoBRRr FIIcKNGER.
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELYS.
County Attorney-F. K. ARMSTRONG.
Probate Judge-RoBsRT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-F. II. DRENNISG.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-D D. Rosk.
Coroner-DR. WV. RREDER
Suryeyor-JANKs +. FoRAAs.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE Il hereby given. to all persens nter,,ssd I'm
tne Eseats o. lrancis Il Bell, lsts Of D,vjphsn
Seeny eeceased that will make final settlonent o IA
xsaes With the Probate Court Of said Douiphan County
Aaesaa g nscday the 81 day Of November A. D. ls71
Troy, Kmsas. Oetsbsr 4 IS57 s IS
October 4, isI5-lv. Pa ~ a
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Between Daniel Snydcrs and Troy. . black SILK
par.sol Tho finder will please leave it at Kinseys'
drug store
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e We understand that Col. C. Leland, ST.. has
sold out his interest in the store at Falls City and
will soon return to Troy to live.
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Recorder Of Deeds.
Oh, for q Candidate.
HIGHLAND NURSERY

As"n ess' iof ssis is usoai STOCK OF
Trees, Shrubs and Plants, for the Fall Of
1877 and Spring Of 1873.
The pat tve hsvo besn Married With gratifying
results in my business. Sales god. collections sood
growth Of stock uausuay good Aboat 10
sold mostly In County. Ninety miles 81 hsdss.
plants furnished all Of which have been planted eat and
ready 70 eontrsct Have about 300 90 beJrs.
paata go.n four es south Of Troy These plssts
shall sell this Fall Orers left with John D. Iound or
ssnt ne a. the Murray, viii Be nfied in order Have
good LOT Of syessead hsdss pasnts aAse Tor aisL
Aug-s. 8. j. EDGBRLY,
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EDUCATION.

nofoosh in,trnctes and drill In the Engiish Lsugusxs
oEy. helnennnre CheDssfy. Surveying Geolofy Metz
efoiogy fohtfcal kc0Domy, aud PRAcTc Ar IrurY.
OF rsE TO the BUSINESS WORLD. A nber.i .Snession
Ssd DAILY practices IN the Field Shops given In Four
Ne Tsissss o. Csssisse.s Fees:
Students can enter at time and earn part Of th.f
By voluntary labor Send for catalogue IA JSo
A. AxDEnsos Prssidenk Manhattan Kansas
s7sept1m-
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SO howard.

! will pay said amount to my one who viii return
me my pecketb book. that Lost in Ssvsranee Kansas
on Saturday. Oct 9Th, 1871. 6aid beck contained
sIs4 cash no papers. Leave the same With Arch.
Campbell, at L. C. Nelson's wA.PEr.
Severance. Oct llth. 9v,
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No. l. Pacific Express No. 9, Atlantic Express; Nos.
; and G. Way Freight and Accommodation Nos and S.
Through Freight and Accommodation.
Passengers will not be allowed Freight Trains with
Tickets except from points where tickets are sold
Trains Nos and 4, daily except Sunday. Train No.
leaves Hastings daily, except Saturday Leaves Hano-
yer daily, except Sunday
II minutes slower than Quincy Hannibal and q min
utes slower than Chicago.
JOS. HANSEN, l. ID. TUTHILL-
Master ef Transportation. General Manager.
j. W. ATwILL,
GenV Frei0ht and Ticket A. eHt.
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AT Severance, the 'boss city,"at
..Nelsou's- the .boss- hardware stors
-Everybody,- the "boss" customer, can get
-Baines,- the 'boss" wagon,
Evans the 'boss- vrcuEht-iron sulky pillow,
"Noline,r the "boss- stirring and breaking pillow,
Buckeye the .boss- grain and sesd drill,
"Furst & Bradley the ~bossr salky pillow,
"Nev Active the .'boss- coal cook stove,
Lady Cay the "boss- wood cook stowe.
Climax the "boss" softcosl haze burner.
''Spoufing- and repairing done to order, by
'Wilber,- the .boss" timer, 1t
"Nelson's,r the "boss- Hardware Store.
CIDER VINEGAR
At BlCKFORD sINCLAIR's.
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MASONIC REIIc.-Mr. H. P. Saxton has showed
us relic of oldtime Masonry, in the shape of card
Tor "dmit," We believe they call it, given to his
father James j. Saxton, by the Lodge at vergennes,
Vermont, and dated September II, 1912. The
name is spelled Sexton-probably q mistake Of the
Secretary. The card is rather fine specimen Of en-
craving for that time. Mr.. Saxton also has copy of
the Masonic Monitor, printed about the same period,
which also belonged to his father.