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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-12-13
VEGETINE,
Prepared by
III. IL. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
6dee1m
THE INTER OCEAN.
1878. 1878.
THREE EDITIONS:
WEEKLY. sEMI.wEEKLy, AND DAILY.

WEEKLY, SEMI-wEEKLY, AND DAILY.
In making seventh announcement The Inter
Ocean its readers and the public generally Of
faith in the Republican party and its devotion
publican principles Its record the past has made
Il than the great representative Republican
influence for good were never more apparent than during
the electoral complications of last Fall and Winter The
of The later Oceda during that trying period
for it the admiration snl lasting friendship Of Rcpnbi-
everywhere As an exponent Of true RePublenism
TO which the public irned for advice and for
men The Inter Ocean stood throughout the
struggle without peer
There a time wben Republicans more needed
Journal steafast and true than Never before in
the hiory of the country. has there been period Of
sueh political interest and inquiry il in the i'm
mediate future Great questions be discussed and
disposed of embarrassing complications be Crap
Piled with fundamental principles to bs defended.
Republican the core The Inter will give all pos
sibs information all political topics AMI while
ing opponents with tho greatest fairness will maintain
Is high standing earnest and outspoken advocate
Of uncomPromising and unadulterated Republicansm.
While The stands second To no paper in the
country political journal takes high rank as an
enterPrisng and acknowledging newspaper During the
past year it has eelpsed all Western papers the ex.
ceene. completeness and reliability Of lis foreign dis
patches and letters and has had few equals in present
ing in most readable shape general and home news In
every part the world great occurring with
probabilities pointing Ia important la the future
Never before good newspaper important old
and young.
In all that goes to make F;RsrcL,ss NEWSPAPER The
Inter Ocean is not txeeiled by any publication in the
country. II is national newspaper that will be
found useful and interesting TO Americans in ever, part
Of the globe While specially REPRESENT. the great
comprehensive in its news gathering.
The Inter Ocean makes especial claim FAMILY raPEH
devoting attention than any other political
paper departments prepared aud conducted with the
wants of the home and the demands Of the family in
view.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT is conducted
with and everything possible is make
the market reports reliable and complete
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT Il earfnlIy
edited by gentleman Of ability and experience.
THE HOME DEPARTMENT is Of special interest to
the ladies' and is devoted to the practical aud useful
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a Gentle Hint.

In style of climate. with its sudden changes Of
temperature,-rain, wind and sunshine often inter
mingled in single day.-it is no wonder that our
children friends and relatives frequently taken
from by neglected colds half the deaths resulting
directly from this cause bottle of Bosehee's Ger
man Syrup kept about your home for immediate use
will prevent serious sickness, a large doctors bill
and perhaps DEATH by the Of three four doses
For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia,
Severe Coughs, Group, or any other disease Of the
Throat or Lungs, its is simply wonderful as
yonr druggist will tell you. German Syrup il now
sold in every town and village this continent.
Sample bottles for trial. lOc; regular size, &c. For
sale by Bickfori & Sinclair and ". A. & F. A. Kin
sey. Troy.
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The amount OF testimony in favor of DE-.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup a cure for Consump-
ton, far exceeds all that be brought to support
the pretensons Of any other medicine. See DIR.
Sehencks Almanac, which can he had of any Drug
sst free Of charge, containing the certificates ofmany
persons Of the highest responsibility who have been
restored to health after being pronounced incurable
by physicians of acknowledged ability. Sebencks
Pulmonic Syrup alone has cured many, these evil
denees will show hut the is often promoted by
the employment of two other remedies which DIR.
Schenck provides for the purpose These additional
remedies are Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Man
drake Pills. BY the timely Of these medicines,
according to directions, DIR. Schenek eertifes that
most any ease Of Consumption may he cured Every
moment of delay makes your more difficult. and
all depends the judicious choice of a remedy.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are an agreeable and safe
cure for Consumption caused by biliousness, and al
50 for sallow complexion and coated tongue. There
is no better remedy for disorierel stomach and all
the evils resulting therefrom. Dr. Schenck is profess
sionay at his principal Office, Sixth and Arch
Sts, Philadelphia, every Monday. where all letters
for advice must be addressed.
Sehenck's Medicines for sale by all Druggists.
Inn
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II Last Saturday night. the mill of Snively &
Hedges, at Wathena entered by thieves, who
seized and bound the Waterman, and then proceeded
to blow open and rob the safe, taking $50 Forum
atey the proprietos had disbursed all their funds
except this amount on the day preceding the robbery
We have not learned particulars, whether any
parties suspected, how the Waterman happened
to he surprised.
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~ Disease and Death, when they reach own
households, are too serious for jesting, our
best endeavors to drive off the dread messengers and
are only happy when we feel that they at a dis
lance. At the first approach of that fell destroyer,
Consumption in the shape of a cough slight cold,
rs well as Bronchial or Catarrhal Com
plants, should once Eierts Extract of Tar
and Wild Cherry. II has superior in such cases.
Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction Sold by
Bickford & Sinclair Troy; Aug. Miller, Wathena.
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"a There is no earthly boon precious than
good health and it behooyes the possessor to eneav
to retain it. If you are assailcd with such pro
yokng ills sickheadaches, torpid liver sour stom
ael and general feeling of WEAKNESS and disgust
don't go and commit suicide, but take Eilert's Day
light Liver Pills. and be cured. Sold by Bickfor &
Sinclair, Troy Aug Miller Wathena.
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n Fred DeMalarie, known to everybody, for
many years past, the accommodating clerk of the
Highly House. left suddenly, Tuesday afternoon, with
out notice or warning-nobody knowing why he went,
or where he went to. He left everything straight
as single. so that nobody is wronge by his going.
Everybody will regret that Fred. is gone, and hope
that he may take sudden notion to return, when he
gets through roaming.
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r.. the Citizen. Of Troy and y,ei,,,v.

I take this method to inform all parties who wish
buy these goods for cash. that and after Janua
~ lst 1873 shall sell goods for cash or its equiva
lent only and will sell them prices that will justi
y you in buying in Troy i'm place OF going to ST. Joe
or Atchi.on. II you 60 there. you have to pay the
cash and if I do well by ysu. trade ut home.
Hoping all parties indebted to me will settle the
same by January !. 1873 and save further trouble,
remain yours, J.F. WILSON.
fsleelv
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.
Filled fer Record Daring the Month Of \
vesbeP, 1877.
WARRANTY.

l. WARRANTY.
| John CockerLam to John II. TIT. south half of
southeast quarter section Ia. township range l9;
800.
Noses X. Townsend to Eveline W. Wood. % acres
u; $50 - i'"'''' = ' - WV 'r '''se
Vim. VI. Hammer and wife to Evelne W. Wool, 10
range 81; sl,oO0.
lie Roy iIghlcy and wife Estate of Joel p Blair,
south 10 of the southeast quarter section 3,
township 3, range 81; $1,000.
c. Dubach and wife to Francis Therrett. southeast
quarter OF northeast quarter section H. township j.
| range -! SOD
Sarah Wilson to Charles Herring, northwest quar-
ter of southeast quarter section 4 township range
20; 800.
q ,5 sS"-"f'' quarter section township range ~
I'd. Rippey and wife to Hannah A. Carroll, Lot
!, Block Is, Severance; so.
John Hackett and wife to James Conway north
half of northeast quarter. and southwest quarter
$50
Jesse Brown and wife to Vincent p Moler. west
half OF northwest quarter section %, township J.
range III; $50.
Lewis Fay to Eugcnius Anderson. south half and
northwest quarter of northeast quarter section 10
township T. range -; 81 800.
ii. ii. Wheeler and wife to Theodore s. Huff south
west quarter of southeast quarter, and southeast
quarter of southwest quarter section 3d. township
range 10 500.
X. +. Blankenship and wife to Charles Webbing.
,nI;, ma M l.s"n "'s' f'"i''' se'''' i''
II n',,a.i' - e, w.,.
-. .i , . an, ny W w g, ~ nia' e.'sl n ~,
$1,000.
". ID. Rppey and wife to Wesley Trevett. Lot :,
Block III, Severance; slIj.
Elizabeth wOden to NJ G. Reville, part of Lot. TO-
n 10 BIocL - North Watbena. xjO
I, y p..:,,. . -: p-.'n.. ,,.n
N. - hc'hie " Cao ~, iene'"h anu Ahcc ieh
80, 49, ~
oohn moou 10 =. " norm 10 acres Si
SIgs,SS
6 d
Ill., ~ Sa n,u S, l" r'-aoe'h nsefS'
- -, - "n ~
pr L S anu we !" I'i%a"e'h n!ers' L"' T.
Dio'A ~ 'o,et""'e' go
Wi I' ~ T anu Me !" Nancy t. Derr!' Lou" u
y ., "o'A . ii's' 7"'
Thomas ltanian and wife to Henry klnt. east half
M US i"ni'.. see."h ~, 10" d, ranSe ~
ter section 10 town.l,in > RANCE 81. 81 an f'N'
Nh ,pc M O..
Hioi.ie ~ anu = T.. SHAW 70 w d. Siein east hndi
=, 80" "es' q''r'er see''oh j" - range "'
will, r,.., NM, ,.;c, g., o...rp c.u,,u
n Wii ~ soser anu we U" oscar d. Sarroii' LOU
- n,orA To- ne'er"nee' s'
c mn'n MsoS anu "ie 70 " ~ Crro', anu A. +.
Sid '''' fA'' VI '"'' ''''' " A - '''''
,y;u; ID =. WIFI,
,l;y;i.J L,if nf 7 ais = a H,".L n i"ra 2,;n,.
S5
Brinton RawIs and wife to William g. Hammond.
northwest quarter of southeast quarter section 81
township p range 2l sE2.O2
George =. Dixson and wife to W. e. Luther. Lot
\, Block H. Severance: sH.
orrrcL,Iu.
Milton Nm, n y nTney and wife to Nancy Booth,
mare aLout u years old about rs hands h;gh anc
sorrel horse about years old. Is hands high and
two.horse wngon and set of double harness-valued
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~ There will be Christmas Tree and Oyster
Supper at Ridge Prairie N. e. church. on Tuesday
evening, December 18th. Everybody is invited to at
tend and take part in the amusements of the evening
FRED. HARPsTER, Secretary.
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VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T.

SoUTu SALEM, Mass, Nov. ~, 1876
Mn. II. L. STEVENS
Drdr Sir have been troubled with Ssrufula Canker
and Liver Complaint Tor three nothing did
good until l commenced using the NEsETINR.
getting along strate. and still using the NEGE
TINE consider there is nothing equal 10 IL for such
complaints. Can heartily recommend il to every body.
Yours truly. MRS. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD
No. 16 Lagrange Street South Salem, MISS.
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TROY MARK ETS.

TROY MARKETS.
FLoUR-Best Fall wheat. retail, tIOo; second grade
$50; low grade. 500.
wHEAr-Fan ?oc. to 81 LOO; Spring Sc to asc
RYE-35d Zoe.
BAsLEY-aOd aJc.
CogN-New, zoe; Old &c.
OtIs-lGa lsc.
PoTAIoEs-4OaJOc
HAY-Prairie. d.
BurTEg-i5asOc
EGGs-lJc.
LARp-i0c.
HAAs-lOe.
BACoS-Sides IOc.
HoGs-ta25A350
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~ Last week, we had call from Milton E. Bry
an, of Wathena, of the pioneers of Doniphan
County, who has been q resident for twenty-four
years. Long as have both lived in the County, it
was the first time we ever met.
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20 The occultaton of Venus by the Moon, Sat
ur'lay evening, being free show. witnessed by
everybody who took the trouble TO look. 1t a
fine sight But we understand that it appeared at
other places besides Troy, shall omit description.
with the nslal astronomical nhr;lscs.
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A..rths,uneG-

viii attend sales in all parts Of the adjacent country,
at short notice. and for reasonable compensation.
Residence near unlcrwood's School House, south of
Severance. Doniphan County. Kansas. Post-otfee,
Severance, l3lcclm.
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~ {. c. Camp, of housewife, Pa. one of Troy's
old citizens, arrived in town, last Friday morning
and will remain for several weeks, interviewing his
old friends lie has been in the oil business for some
years. and gives interesting details of the operation
of getting oil. He still speaks of Kansas AS ..homc-
and we suspect he has laundering to get back home.
There is room for him.
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III Mr. Jenness, formerly of Ottawa, in this State.
is now writing up Kansas for the Chicago CONNER
eiai -1drertser his sketches being handsomely illus
trated with views of towns, buildings scenery, etc.
lie has been in Troy, for few days past gathering
material for writing up Donphan County.
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.SPECI1L NOTICES.
4 Card.

To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of YOUTH nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send a selfaddressed envelope TO the REV. JosErn I.
ISMAS. Station d., Bible HOUSE, Neir York City.
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CHRISTMAS DANcE.-The young men of Troy will
give dance, at Leland's Hall, Christmas night,
the 18th. Good music will be employed, and good
order preserved, and effort will he spared make
the affair pleasant Supper Mt the Highly House.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-12-13

The largest hog wac brought in by Joseph Rea, and
weighed $50 pounds; the largest, by c. o. Tur
kelson, weighing 6s0 pounds 1t should he stated,
that Mr. Turkesons hogs the second lot fatten-
ed this He shipped two loads of his first
fattenng to Chicago about six weeks ago.
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SCHOOL FEsTIvAL-The ladies Of Rock Greek, Dis
trict No. ,, will give Festival at the schoolhouse
Thursday evening, December 10th. Admission. 25
cents. The proceeds to go towards purchasing bell
for the sllIonl- hnllse
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Ed. CHIEF Il see by your last. that SOL" ODris-
coll is still grinding away at the finance question
worrying himself and a small cotorie of like-mnded
men-when most of working, practical fellow
citizens have found out the solution of the problem
and it is secret to the sensible wit
wheat % bushels to the acre. 81 per bushel corn
50 bushels to the acre. at 25 cents; potatoes, 100
bushels to the acre, at 40 cents hogs to average 800
pounds at even 1915 Now, all this everlasting blow
ing about Plow-holder Bondholder is the vericst
bosl These,nen who talk SO much about hard times
and soft money, and have SO much sympathy for the
plow-holder, take hold of plow-if they would
times would ease up Bring in your hogs, Barney"
and stop your footing.
OLD PRESENTATION
WHITE CLOUD, Dec. 8, 1877.
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JAMES s. DENTON,

70 Next Thursday. 1.-THE aothD is the last day for
paying taxes without penalty.
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~ The following articles of glassware
for 81, at Van Buskirk's/ l sugar, 1
creamer, spoon, butter, sauce, and
pickle dish.
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Il Young men, if you wish to appear
A., No. 1, in this community, get one OF
Van Buskirk's $3.50 hats-they're the
thing, sure.
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,v@ Mothers will find DIR. winehelrs Teething Syr.
up just the medicine to have in the house for the chill
dren it will coughs, colds, sore throat, and reg
nlate the bowels Try it. Sold by Bickford & Sin
clair Troy; Aug. Miller, Wathena.
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BLAxKa-A Large supply of Warranty and Quit,
Claim Deed, Real Estate and Chastel Mortgages,
Bonds for Deeds; Justires BLANKS such a. Summons,
Warrants. etc Ceastables' sals md other blanks
Police Judges Blanks, ETC., ese, neatly printed and
for sale ut this Office
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" We had call, last week, from Mr.. Holdings
worth, of the San Juan country. He exhibited some
rich specimens of silver and copper ores, and says
that country is built on such material.
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II H. l.. McAlams and Perrin Blair returned
from their prospecting trip, last week. They took
claims in Russell County, and suppose they will
pull up stakes and light out for there in the Spring.
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VECETiNE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.
Boston, Oct, is56.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS -
Dear Sr-Nty daught after having attack of
Whoa ping Cough left in a feeble of health.
Being advised By friend she took the YEGkTINE and at
ter using few bottles fully restored IN health
have been great sufferer from Rheumatism I have
taken several bottles Of the VE6ETNE for this complaint
and am happy il has entirely cured me. / have
recommended the NEGErSE others with the good
results IL is pleasant take, and chcerfully
mend il. JAMES MORSE, 364 Athens Street
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is DISEASE of the BLOOD.

The blood in this disease found contain an excess
of fbr. NECETNT nv converting the blood from it,
diseased condition to healthy circulation. NReKrISE
regulates the bowels which is very important in this
complaint One bottle Of NEGETNE will give relief but
To effect il must be taken regularly,
and take several bottles especially in long
standing. VEGETINE is sold by all druggists Try it, and
ycur verdict will be the that of thousands before
You. who say Il found much relief from the
of NEGEriNE." which is composed exclusively of
BgTkS, Roots and Herbs.
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~ The person who, last FALL lost yearlins heif-
en- with white face and ear-marks, find the same
by addressing Box ls3. Troy.
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SIaeriH,s Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. lsc
DoxIfHAS COUNTY, 80
In the District Court for Doniphan County STATE o,
Kansas
David Seigle. Plaintiff.
IA. Keiscr and
CD. Jones,
NOTICE Is hereby given tina. will on III. fifth dav Of
IN December, A. d. iss7 at the hour Of clock r. M
ef sad day at the north door the Court House in the
city Of Troy Donipan County, State Of Kansas offer for
ssle at public auction. for casa the following described
real estate TO wit Lots Ma four "a and ye IS in block
No three 81 in c. Jspes Addition to the City Of Troy
DoniPhan County. State of Kansas Taken the pro-
perty Of A. Keizer aad offered sale % the highest
bidder FOR cash To satisfy certain gmsnt and costs
nos 90 record IN sas District Coar far Dohphan County
" she state Of Kansas In which David Seisie wa plain
TN, and r. A keizer and e. j. Jones def.ndsnts
Given under my hand. this i3fh day Of November a
D. lss7-
THOMAS J. vANpERSLICE
Shcrtx q psniphan County.
November u. 1s7s-Sw, Prs fee. si0.5e,
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gueal Mattsrs.
'OL. MILLER, Publisher.

For any other iengh Of time in accordance with the
above rates. which apply only regular advertising.
business cards of S lines or less, S year.
For legal and transient advertisements 81 per square
for the first insertion and 80 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 30 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price.
Eight lines of solid Nonpareil make square. All
fractions Of half square and counted full
square.
Advertisements requiring to be certified to- will be
charged the Of certifying in addition TO the regular
rates
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
m JOB WORK of all kipds done short notice
low the times will admit. All job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office.
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FEsTvAL--The people of Oakland Grove extend a
special invitation all who will. to and join in
Festival, Friday evening, December Dist, at the
Oakland Grove schoolhouse, for the benefit of Rev.
Mr. Belkuap.
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" C. F. Van Buskirk has just received large lot
of Overcoats at prices lower, by 70 per cent, than
ever before offered in this market.
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20 We learn from the Bulletin that Judge Price
was of the first to launch ont to it q FIVE dollar
BILL after its fopover. This shows that Republicans
are in favor of toleration.
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IT. Illustrated Marriage Guide 26o pages, cloth
and gilt binding. 80 cents; in paper cover. p
cents Manhood, 10 cents; Womanhocd. 10 cents;
Pamphlet. eents-securrly sealed. by mail. Send
money or postage stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great
specialist. 6I7 ST. Charles Street. st. Louis, Mo.
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y Distempers, Coughs Colds, Fevrss, and most
Of the diseases which Horses Cattle. Sheep Hogs and
Poultry subject to. readily overcome and cursd
by using Uncle Sans Condition Powder according to
the plain directions. Sold by Bickfora & Sinclair,
Troy; Aug. Miller. Wathena.
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To All whom is May Concentrate Notice.
On or before January !. the undersigned expects
settlement with all who indebted to him, by
either note account. c. LELAND, in.
6xiee4w
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~ Just received. q large stock of fresh r, at
BIcKYORD SNCIAIR's
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~ Rheumatism neuralgia. sprans and bruises
will he relieved by Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lin
iment Sold by Biekforl & Sinclair, Troy; Aug Miller
Wathena.
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FRANkLIN BABCOCK

~ Well, Van Buskirk is good one
he gets away with them, on low prices.
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~ Van Buskirk's got them,-got them,
sure. The cheapest, largest, and best as
sortment Of Overoats and clothing in
Troy.
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- Go to Van Buskirk's, and get lbs.
of Imperial Tea for 81, or % cents per
pound.
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II Call In at I.eiand's, and see shs
largest and best stock orgsods In Don
IPhau County.
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~ The latest styles Of Dre,.s Geoils
nt Leila d's.
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II New Goods. New Styles. AT Lee
lands.
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y The cheapest gloves and mitts any
where, at Van Buskirk's.
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- Mrs Highly has been quite sick, for some day
past, but is Improving slightly, at this writing.
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NJ Z. CHURCH.-Services every Sabbath, at iOi A.
WI NJ. and "A p. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. j. A AMOS, Pastor
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VdIPetSs OHrPeS:
We have on hand Samples of Carpets. We will
take orders. and furnish at factory prices.
BiCKFoRp & SISCIAIR.