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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURB
Is Prepared by Di tillatiOn.

LIVERY plant and herb that yields its medical es-
Il sence TO it is placed in an improved still, and
there mingled with a solvent liquid, which, by heat,
is made pass over into receiver bearing with it
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herbs, flee from every contamination pure and col
orless Thus the active medical constituents OF thou
sands of pounds Of herbs may be conden ed into a
very small compass In this way SANFoRD's RAD
ICAL CURE is divested of The nauSeating worthless
features OF all other remedies, while It's curative
properties increased tentOld 1t is positively the
greatest medical triumph OF the age.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved In
haling Tube, with full directions for its in all
cases. Price $1.00. For ale by all wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druppists BOSTON.
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Sold by all druggists, for 25 cents Sent to any
part of the United States and Canadas on receipt
or 25 cents for one, $125 for six, or 1925 for
twelve, by WEEKS g POTrOR, Proprietors,
Boston, Mass, ja20S&W2W
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THE PRESS
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 80. 1877

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Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
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We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer III
al cases indispensable, not necessarily publication
but as guaranty OF good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve eommu-
nications that are not used,
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,'' COLLINS
v0ltaiC PIaSterS

A Electro-Galvanic Battery combined with the
"A celebrated Medlcated Porous Plaster fol ming
the grandest curative agent in the world of medicine
and utterly SURPRISING all other Plasters heretofore
in The accomplish more in one week than the
old Plasters in whole year. They do not palliate,
they CURE.
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MRS RICHARD GoRMAN.

Mrs RICHAKD GOKMAN.
Lynchburg, Va, July %, 1876.
P. S.-Siuce 1 finished my letter some OF my
neighbOrs have in and wish me to send for some
more OF yo1r Plasters. | am recommend them to
al my friends Please send me SIX of your COLLINS
NOLTAIC PLAsTERs. Enclosed find 81 %.
MRS. GORMAN.
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"A WONDERFUL REMEDY"

MesSrs. WeehS & Potter: GeRtlemen,-Y Your
COLLINS VoLTAIC PLAsTERs is wonderful
back more than eight years before l sent for your
COLLINS VoLrAIC PLAsTERs The pam reached
from my back to my sides and hips. My left side
and hip are feeling very well, but think requie
another Plaster for my right side am so much
improved that walk and stand but before Isgot
your Plaster was unable to walk or stand.
1Ixr
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10


Mn- ". n. Nsssit has become reeonciled to her
esnditisa She does not sxpsctto reooser sui sr"~s
weaker.
We nstiss that najosity Of he ely dads arc %
coming essPaIenf, asss they hsse sees '"1'' "
m ..'ne',s -. -. 1.s-.n =. MT
800 S.-,s - .-.,....s -. ...-,..-v s,t for
- uu.a r;s;,~ IA. - t;uae. Our Nar,hal was cor
pul.pt b.S.r. n. .leetiou: h 4 butcher he. W.
s,-.,,,, p.,;.. I.a.. A.. - sat 4. e..e before
la, he iii, b.v. "a h. IT,; a his buggy. 40 he is
getting Iaak, and greatly emaeiatsd, and some time
in his tips to Troy will be blown towards Brsn
ner Station.
Ysa - like Jshn To,lin.on. He treats us kindly
But do net like to So him visit town % often.
We have not ssen anything out of place lately.
,sgrp .sksd M last SATURDAY.. IL there were any
Democrats in tow. ~ he had some business to trans
set and wanted it done by . Dsaosr.t We told
him he would find out and get into more business
than hs bad eoatrsetsd for, If be did mot keep his
presence scarce nom private re''dsnee''
"Prone to wander, Lord, feel it" was the song q
young man sung gong dovn sssst' 'he o'nef night
Joseph Laas.n vas 1t Atehison, to have his frac-
.:reo imo s1a"'neo ~ VI. 'on' VINO pi'n''n''o
n'm al nsh'
norn-io NICK hanA, nay 4tn' ,N'' aAus''er
M mans Ai'''eo noms' just III INC N'eA VI ."''
Doniphan il going to have raising. Fader has
got new suit Of clothes, with bob-tail coat
Rev. Father Leak breaches, next Sunday, at II and
at night in the N. Z. Church.
The hail, last wcek, cut of good many fruit buds
plenty left yet
Tn. x..tb.r and vrou.S Ia. b..n NJ cold tia, corn
il slow coming up. Gem planting has commenced
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

H. In \. .. ex~~r.;.. a. t,.-.ss. e,,.n III.
-. - ~. OH ~ ~. ,,..xs. a.. ,-,.,,a 81, o.
cents for children, and 50 s>nss for ,dults Tickets
can be bad as the drug sossa and II Rev Aeya John
Hagg, and Others Iheexenrsisn u under the charge
Oh tns =. L oasoAs ''ss.
rhe City Council granted saissa licenses 70 tive sp-
plieaats, Ct thsir lnse nesting
Joe Kelley his bailt him new house, and has NOV.
ed into il Mr. Mark has alss built an addition to
hi. DWELLING Thsrs srv nor, s;~vs of iruprox snept
in town than there have boon for three years;
and If everything b bais We hear msatiened, our
town vii Be double its present sise BY ns1t Fall
Married-On Sunday, Nay 9Th. At Ridge Prairie
Chufeh, ~ nsx' n A'sH n ifeo Suee.er 70 AZ.
Mary hnenenn. SUCCESS a''sno tnem' 'ns general
wish Of ssefyoooy.
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RlgAlaAA lssa.s.

We begin 70 think Highland d going 70 make quite
. town Ofesars, Ne ssanst expect 10 zee IL . sea-
port town, nnlsss -saA Muddy" should take another
riss.
The family q Dr.. J. q Martin returned to High
land Lest week sissr sbseaes Of over yesr, sad
vese wssesasd By na.y fissdA Thar i N isds-
ssrssble sssssshi,g tast draws psop'e baek to Kan
sss-ss lsass, - A.ve fsanA Il 70 BE- !. eur svn
easa.
Rnnse brints To err san ansthsr eaming marriage
in hixh Iifs-snA vs think Il fscs fse vs noticed
supsss i.sd Of gold ths fairy finger Of Of our
gflaL
We hsd almost frystten to mention eur new res
taur.ast We ssnnst ay whether Il b kept on the
.Epssan styls - ~; ssI Ne 60 safray state u
ez.aA sGair, - just vhst sssSsS in ths psss.
Mr. Eaiss, lave ysa cay ~ thas cur town SSs>
M . assaisA - VOID shsetly, With IL fest sesi
II - ~ dsys hsve bssa sxsiti.g beyesa dsscsp
tisa.s esssrsa e Sur dEissas have besa trying IL
spssa q tAeif hssssG We 0Asneand IL little boy"
has esas sst ahssA . far. h prepared 70 hssr II
some II the bsss tine - sseord
We wonder Tie lsais riding oss south Of town,
s.s day lass vesk, vsss sy,g IL sPssA Of thss fit
tie hsyr We nstiesl - DID, alit- h md hols
Has IL sv.es = ~ bsEU kssA sst vhsthsr Il
vas Ahself q - laaiss that Asnagsd III
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
REllElCBER THE PLACE.
0saxy City Items.

0sary City lssns.
Cool, ~ usual. The river 10 lower.
Wheat is growing very fast; this weather appears
to suit it. just opposite this place, lin No. sa wheat
field containing about one hundred scros. 1t IL
cd by Joseph frakss 1t gives that side Of the river
an inviting appearance.
Our mill has quit buying wheat. They say that
they have ~ much on hand q they want
The joke Is On the Squire, this time He traded
COW for pony. The "boys" try to make him own he's
Bit but he says they who laugh last laugh best That
il right Squire, when you get ssvsnty6vs dollars for
that pony, you con laugh.
James Burke has been unwoll for few days, but
he il better, and - busy usual.
Mrs.. Hainsr bad severe attack of rsmttent fever,
but she 10 better.
see that our saw-mill is bounded On the west by
many piles Of new lumber.
Squire Kirkhsm, of Buchanan County, No., was in
town, last week.
at St. Joseph.
Marx LAndon was around, last week, assessing, and
taking partial census.
Another family moved 70 this plscs, last week.
Mr.. Bradford and Otis Shepherd were in town, last
week. Otis is noG living with Mr.. Bradford, who
keeps music stsrs In Atchison.
The English sparfows mentioned in "BudgetsT last
sent from New York by Benz. HILL to his broth
er, Thomas HILL of this place; two Of them have t.
ken quarters at The grist mill.
Absut twenty steamboats, have passed here, this
Spring. Sunday morning. the Silver City passsd
She let Ksnsas City Friday afternoon That il pref
ty quick time. She IL . very fsst boat.
Our pleasant sad accommodating blacksmith appears
to have plenty sf work, and IL always to be found st
or near his shop.
Thomas Hill sad George Little will start West, in
few days
Don Michseis a.d L. CsPslsad Intend to ~ the
Black Hills - ssen - the weather permits.
One Of our worthy neishson casually unmarked to
his wife, the cher day: NM. - and had fse
iiwas running assana, ssdsy." ssns think his h.ir
will cone cut al right again. We hope il may.
E.ss 70 dsE battsr, ilc h.. corn, Aoe bu.; .Lsat,
| tl.6S bu.
John Green, With hs father nd mother started for
| Ohio, few days sisss.
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q One Of our farmer friends says that in this
country, man eanpot make any calculation, in the
way Of planting, doing certain work, became it ID
given day in . certain month. It may be the proper
time Of the year fer it, but the temperature may for
bid. He says the surest method he ever know, WAS
given him by an old farmer acquaintance, years ago.
1t was what he called tho 'rumpometer." The modus
operandi was to sit down with the bare rump upon
the ground, and if when he touched the ground, he
was involuntarily iMpelled to exclaim "oach" the
ground was too cold for planting; bat he could sit
down without that sensation, il was all right We
suggest that our farmers give it . fair trial.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

The Sunday Schools of Severance, Troy and wathe-
M expect to have an Excursou to Hiawatha, ON the
oath Of May. They will take their own refreshments
and have Picnic dinner At Hiawatha, where they
will be joined by the Schools of that place The fare
from each place and return will be 50 cts for those
Is years Of age and IS cts for those Is or under
All invited to Co. who would like to do 30 Tick
cts should be purchased at least woek before to
enable the managers to ascertain how many coaches
will be needed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

fP Cy. Leland is rigging up . stesm shelter, pre-
parstoFy TO shellisg and shipping Aia nnehse store
Of corn. He bought good deal of this ut p to
Is cents per bushe and from that up IS cents.
While up TO "a cents delivered the track,
he failed to take advantage of the price to ship bat
held for something bigger. Now it is down to 40
cents and perhaps when he is forced to ship, it will
be down to 50 cents That's what man loses by
not taking advantage of RISE
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

q Our Township Trustee, r. n Steele, having
completed the assessment, has gone Berrying. At
least, license was issued at the Probate's Office,
Monday, for his marriage with Miss Esther Berry.
We understand they went to Doniphan, to be married
by Father Leak and from there went to Atchison.
Well, mine" is one of the best and most popular
young men in this part of the County, and We wish
him abundant happiness. May his gathering of Ber-
lea be sweet.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES

The advertiser having been psrmansauy cured Of that
Arsal disease Consumption. by simple remedy Is snx
less 70 make known his fssw sufferers the Of
ssrs Ts all whs desire it. he viii ssaa copy Of the Pre-
ssrpasa lssl rss Of shsrgs with the drssssons fer
preparing and ssisg the ssas whish they win Sad
suRE Cuks fer CoxsunPT1ox ASTHMA. BEoNcBrrs. Re.
Parties wishing the prsssripesa will please address.
Rsv. Z. A. WILSON,
sedseSns Isl Psup st., wiliiansSurgh. New York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

y Charles Stuart Troy's little Irish tailor, cut
stick, Monday afternoon leaving sundry bills unpaid
He may be readily recognized. He is about tho size
Of an onion set and his head and face something am
liar in color; humpbacked; . cascade of tobacco
juice running down either corner Of his mouth, and
his shirt front beautifully fescoed with tobacco slob
Der. Supposed to be hiding some wherein craw-
fab hole
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

r. The first number Of tho Troy Bulletin appear
Cd Saturday evening. 1t il the same ai.e that the
Wathena Reporter was, and il well filled with reading
The price q year. 1t says the first plank in its
platform is to make living (which, by the way, is
what ais all Of US d and expresses d determination
to unite and harmonic, instead Of divide We sin
cerely trust that may be suceessfa in this and that
in doing it may not cool the ardor Of any Of its
most jealous supporters
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PIMPLES.

Ivni nail (Trss) ths receipt for preparing . sinPls
vrsErAsls BALM that will remove TAI. fRHCKLES,
PINPLRs and BLorcHHs leaving the skin sof clear and
bssatfu alse Instructions for producing luIuriant
Rrswth Of hair On bald head smooth face Addres
lsn vs.dslf Co, Box siaI. Ne. S Wooster 81, u. Y
SodseSu.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

Sheriff. Sale.
Do Arz Sc co aAnsAs ss.
In tie District Court fs Doephan County State Of Kansas
AAsliss Yecd. risinsiA
Bs,ivsr B. Bay.s. It al Defsndsnta
AYOTICE b hereby given, that will the 5sth day
IN Of Nsy A. d. 1871 st the hour Of two o'clock p.
NJ e sad dsy the north door Of the Court House. In
tie CITY Il Troy In Doaiphaa County State Of Kansas
s6se sas at pable ssetion for cash the following
dsscibsi rsel estate Wit The south half IL the
east assrtsr u section shrtysix OIL In township two
a. sssth of Sssge Bsesees fis) east also the north
IN ts.nskip thsss a. soash u rage .iseteen 49, east
is Dsaphsa ceaafy, Kanasa Taken the property Of
Beiiver Bsyne AID oAersd for sale tbs highest bid
Der for eaah = ssssy certain Judgment and costs
81 record In the District C0art for DsDiphan County In
ths Sesss Of Kaaaas In which Adaine Ford 10 plzntR
ssA BslfyeF b. Bayss Il e. arc defsnasnta-
Givea ssAer ny hand this th Day Of April A. D. is77.
T. J. vANDERSLIcE,
Sheri1 Of DonPhan County, Kansas.
Anvil -, is77-sW. Prs fee. 80 80.
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Y An ovsrgrovn, lubberly fellow, aged about Is
year, last Saturday stole plug Of tobacco in Of
the Troy stores, and was going away happy. when
one Of the clerks tsok him by the back Of the nsck
and invited him to resttute. He expressed astonsh
ment and indignation at being accused Of kleptoma-
na, but finally restituted The clerk then told him to
csms along, that the jail built for the seeoumo
dation Of such a. him, when he made up face and
commenced to bswl. The clerk took pity on him,
and let him 60, but Gays be made the and most
outlandish face ho sver . human being. He
would give box of tobacco, and i've dollars to boot
for photograph Of that fass just 70 hang up in his
bed-roeDL HE
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay. and all the effects Of youth.
ful ,dissrstsn will for the sake Of suffering humanity
send free all vhs need it, the recipe and drsstsns for
uakisg simple remedy by whish he was cared suf-
fsrsrs wishing prsnt BY the advertisers s1psrsAss
en- d - by addressing. in perfect confidence.
ssdsesn JOHN B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar 81. New York.
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~A~ curial diseased patient, how
NN they recovered health. cheer
<ANA - full spirits and good appetite.
ZA they will tell you by taking
Wz294A1.l SIMMONS I'''' H''''''''
n esspss fssss ssa Best ysn1y xslisiss b he verdi
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION Jsnndcs, Billions
attacks SICK HEA DACHE Collie Depression Of Spirits
SOCR STOMACH. Heart Burn, &c.. &C.
Thi. unrvaled Southern Remedy Is warranted No.. to
contain angle particle Of MEKcURr, any injurious
mineral substance, but 10
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs, which
wise Providence has PLACID in so.1'ris. whers Liver
Derssgenent Of the Liver and Bowels.
TIM SYMPTOMS q Liver Complaint are bitter or
often mistaken for Rheumatism Sosr stomach Loss Of
~ x' asr sna s,
do something which ought to have been DONE Debility,
eyes dry Cough often mistaken Tor Consumption
Sometimes Of these synpoms attend ths disease
the body generally the the disease If not
Regulated in time great suffering, wrrtchedness and
can recommend .. an ecaeious remedy for disease Of
REGULATOR. LEWIS q. WUSDER
is2s Moster Street
Assistant Postmaster, Philadelphia
I'VE have tested its virtues personally and know that
l. The best medicine the world ever saw we have tri.
forty remedies before simmons Liver Regulator
bat the Regulator only relieved but cured us-"Ed
Telegraph and kessen9sr. kaeon Ga.
Manufactured only by
J. II. ZEILIN 4 Co,
MACON. GA, AND PHILADELPHIA.
1t contains four medical elements united tho
happy proportion In any other preparation. viz
aebsle Cathartc wonderful Tonic. unsxesptonsbe
Asrstive asd certain Corrective Of sl Impurities Of
the BODY Such signal has attended lis that
IL 10 nov regarded - the
EFFECTCAL SPECIFIC ..-- o.
For 81; diseases Of the Liver Stsaseh and Spleen.
As Rsastvis
NALA RTOUs YgvERS. BOWEL C0MPLAIHTG DIS.
PERSIA, MENTAL DEPRESSTOS. kEsTLESS
ACHE COLIC COHSTIPlTTOy and
BILI0CSyESS
II Has NO EQUAL.
A. there are punber sf mitateus offered 10 the pab
H. would caution the esmmnaity 70 buy Powders
% prsparsd SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, unless
engraved wrapper with the trade mark stamp and
| signature usbrvkss. None other 10 genuine.
| j. II. ZEuH & CO.,
Macon. Ga. and Philadelphia.
Year vslssias ueSieiss Sn6noxs LrvRs REGULATOR,
hes savsi Ne nssy Doctors hills. &c for every
tbing Il recoumssdsa for and know 10 10 fall
have ussa In Cole and Grnbbs. With my mules and
borses diving them about half bottle ct time. have
pos Lost that gave q. You recommend Il 10
every sps that hes Stock being the best medicine
ksovn all eoopisints that herse1ssh IL heir
| Z. T. TAYLOR,
xsN.-ly. Aeent Tor Grangsrs Of Gs~-~
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NOtice

mo eustoasrs ID the vicinity Of Troy snd the eAstern
u part Of the County: win furnish Snrsery Stock.
st B. Byers store II Troy during The Spring trade.
An sdsrs len with him win receive prompt afteates
febe 81. BDGERIY.
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II has been some time since We have seen anything
in The columns Of the Chief relative to Iowa Point and
its surroundings.
Our small but enterprising town is still doing
fourishing business.
Stsan-beats are coming up the river nearly every
day, a.d-psssing, q they always did
farmers hereabouts arc all busy and in good spir-
it, They say We have little fear Of grasshoppers. II
this Be true, will, undoubtedly have a fine crop.
Pryor Plank is still buying grain, and pays tho
highest prices Ships from three to five per week.
and has more business, generally, than a cranberry
merchant
Our enterprisng citizen, DR.. Farrow, looks beauti-
full in his new hat Wonder where the fire vast
We have hourishing Temperance Lodge here, con-
sstinS of about thirtynve members, and still ncress-
ing The election of officers, last Saturday night was
an exciting affair. Officers elected for the ensuing
quarter were follows:
W. C. T., H. vanderslies.
W. v. T., Mrs. II. vanderslicc.
W. r. s., J. X. Lewis.
w. s, c. Edwarda
W. T., Mis- Sue Thomas.
W. c., VIM. Moore.
w. NJ, O. J. Zimmerman.
w. l. G., r. Dunkin.
w. o. g. G. Shields-
P. W. C. T.. DIR. W. II. Farrow.
L. d., W. H. Mason
We were glad to the smiling countcnance of our
esteemed FREUD, Miss Alice Beeler, Of White Cloud,
last week; and the general cry is now, again,
Alice, when you can't stay so long. FIVE DORIS.
z Eilsrt's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry will
Cure the Most Severe Cough in short time. Tryit
BIcKroRp & SNcLAIR.
~ car load of plows and eultiyators for sale at
St: Joe or Atehison prices
smch. C. LELAND, Jr
Csr.: Csr.: Csrn!
Corn taken for Goods,
Corn taken for accounts
Corn taken for Cash!
Ar A. PouLErs CASH SroRK
dscS White Cloud. Kansas.
TROY MARKETs.
Frou.-Bsss Fall wheat. RETAIL s5asi second grade, IS;
low grade. eAs5.
wHrAr-F.n. $50 to $50; Spring ESQ
RYE-Toc
BAsLKr-sOS3oc.
CoRS-Ic.
OArs-s5a3Oc.
PoIAroEs-73ssioo.
HAI-rrairie. Is.
BUrrKR-lsc.
EGGs-sc.
LARD-latc.
HAhs-l9ic
BAcoN-Sides, lie.
Ms.sy - Lean,
On Ave years tine. Security real estate.
W. H. ToRl,s,
Efebaa- Highland. Kaasas.
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wHnE CLouD.-We were Up 70 White Clead, sst
urday. Basiness nshsr dull-4hs same - ct othss
places, just now. Besides bsing busy time with
faznsrs everybody sssns to - se@omizi,g q nush
- possible, in order to plass thsmselves in eondi
ton to weather the anticipated grahOpPer outbrsak
Speaking sfgrassheppers, We found good many
persons who believe that there will be damage
IRON grssshopperA They Say there are no signs Of
Matching; and think that either the Winter and the
cold Spring rains have destroyed the eggs that the
eggs were bad, or that Wylis Noosss theory Is cor
rect, that the roestsr graashspp filled to do their
duty. We sincerely hope these psrsons may be cor
rect but No have NO confidence in grasshoppess and
fear that they viii al come to time and make up for
delays. However, most of the farmers are busy n
work, guarding sgainst the grasshoppsrs, by plow-
ing narrowing, rolling, and preparing TO destroy
those that may hatch out. They wise in this-
We found considerable interest in the bond ques-
ton, and . meeting win DO held At White Cloud,
Saturday.
Sam. Msquilken has opened hotel in the brick
building on the Lsvse, near tho railroad depot He
10 repainting the house, and making it look good
- new. We took dinner with hiIa aad give it -
mature Judgment that he knows how to keep hotol.
His grub is good, and plenty Of it.,
John W. Harpster has returned 70 town, and has
opened . saloon in the old shoayo building. By the
way, that building b historical. 1t was built by Ssm
Lappin, in the Spring of 1857.
We learn that Jim Ralston also contemplstes
turning to White Cloud, from Falls City.
The river was pretty well up, and still Citing"
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4. O. Q. y.

Trey City Lodge No. % meets every Saturday night
Al odd fslfews' Hall LsAAds stere. All members
Of Tie order are cordially invited to attend.
JOHN MAQUILKRN. n. G.
J. B. BRooKs Sec.
NJ z. CHURCH-Services every Sabbath. At 1o3 A.
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other pushed them aside, saying: "Oh, h-l! don't
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