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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-19
Geary City Issnns,

The Geary farmers are planting their potatoes in
the moon They say they sure Of q good crop
when they plant in the moon, for they have tried
They can all do rs they please for my part. be
lieve would rather plant my potatoes home.
Harvey Smith returned home, few days ago. lie
has been down in Southern Missouri during the past
two months. Yes, he down to see his uncle; and
there is another young married chap that is going to
see his uncle, rs soon a. he gets his grape vines
Strengthened out.
Mr.. Severtson sold ten head of CATTLE the other day
to Ed. Eye.
Mr.. Loffins sick died last week, and the same
week of his horses died Misfortunes never como
singly.
Mr. Kentzler has the carpenters at work on his new
building He says hO s going to advertise his stock
in the chief he opens out in his new build
ing You bet, Kentxers head has more in it than ts
Geary is coming up nicely But some one was say
ing that it WAS all weeds.
Messrs. Raft e. Fickinger have n fine lot of hogs,
about hundred head. They have them on their rye
pasture.
We hear young men talking Of going TO the Black
Hills, to mako money. They certainly don't think
that they going to End fortune, when they get
there If they do, thcy will lie in luck; and il they
intend 10 work when they get there, they might just
~ well stay here So you might well pull off that
biz overcoat, and 60 ~ work; for sou have to earn
your bread by the sweat Of your brow, 60 where you
may.
Quite number of steamboats, have passed up, 70
ing to the head waters of Old Muddy. 1t makes us
think Of the good old times of twenty years ago
boats drop in, and ito up at our levee.
Our Sunday School holds its own, in spite of all the
opposition Last Sunday, there were only % persons
present.
All he wanted, was . little office in the Sunday
School. OF eourse; We knew it.
Last Sunday, Rev. McIntosh Of Doniphan. preached
in our city, in the n L. Church. to full house. He
will preach again, the second Sunday in May, at II
O'Clock.
The farmers here have got through sowing their
barley and osss, and now blowing for corn They
pushing their work shead this season, as farmers
should. --'-
Fall wheat is looking finely, and if NO preventing
Prsvidence there will be great demand for lsborers
next harvest.
Squire Patterson has been complaining of not feel
Ing WE'LL last week; but still he has been the 60.
Subscriber has thrown up ths sponge, in favor Of
Budget" BUDGET.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured OF that
dread disease Consumption, by simple remedy. 10 snx
ions to make known his fellow sufferers the Of
To all who desire it he will send copy Of the pre-
ssrptioa used free Of charged with tho directions f0r
preparing and using the same, which they win dnd
SURE CUgx for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA. BRoxcsIrD &c.
Parties wishing the prseriptisa win pasass sddrsss
Rev. Z. A. WILSON,
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PIMPLES.

viii mail (Free) the receipt for preparing simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAs. FRECKLES.
PIMPLES and BLorcHEs leaving the skin so clear and
beautiful; also Instructions for producing luxuriant
xrevth Of hair Q bald head smooth face Address
Bea. vsndsf Co. Box 5lai. No. Wooster St, n. Y.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A geltlsnan who suffered for yesrs from Nervous
Debility. Prsnasrs Decay. and IN The scts Il ysatA.
Il. sdiscrstion VII for the SAKE Of suasrsG hunsnity
ssaa fss al Wis need It, the recipe and directions for
1akipg the simple rsnsdy By which Be ~ss cured SAT-
fsrsrs wishing 70 prsnt BY the sdvsrtissrs sIpsssss
saa do % by Addressing. in perfect oeaAdsses.
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Z. b. GATCHELL,
N q II a h Y r h 70,
AND AGENT FOR
IfaIisn and 4sserican Marble Head- Sfoses aud
MonWsNeHts,
LEOSA KANSAS.

tv In this age of skeptcism. facts are required to
inspire confidence in the minds of the people; but
with good ndorsers they willing to test any ar
dele claiming extraordinary merit. The proprietos
Of Halls Sicilian Hair Remover offer the following in
dorsement of the merits claimed by them for their
preparations for the hair, that article of this kind
to gain their favor and secure their patronage must
possess real merit We glad to assure our readers
that Halls Vegetable sieilian Hair Remover is me ct
ing with the which its merits justly deserve
and have reliable evidence that it will perform all
that is claimed for it. in restoring gray hair to its nat
url color, and, permanent dressing, is unsurpass
eli.
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Private ". Public I.ser.,,.

Mr.. EDITOR At the last meeting of the District
Court, Severance was Incorporated as . city of the
third class 1t is we'll known now that principal
Object in this incorporation to enable certain in
tereste parties to procure the vacsng Of tho street
north Of and adjacent the side track of the ST. Joe
& ID. err.
This question will at once be brought before tho
soon to be elected City Council Two tickets are in
the field: got up purpose to vsc>te this street.
the other opposed to it. The point ut issue is shall
the interest Of the whole town Of Severance the
rounding farming community, and our only railroad
interest be sacrificed to forward the schemes and pr
vate speeulations oftwo three indivduals! Should
this street be vacated, not bushel of grain could
reach the side track without passing through the
hands of these parties Should tho growth of business
requires il wl-another side track it can on
y be built BY obtaining the rghi Of wsy of these par
ties be laid towards the business part thus
endsngering the town from fire. and increasing insur
ance.
Not . single public interest would lie served by va
eating this street. The talk Of elevators is got up for
the occasion. Let them build their elevator The L.
r. Company will send track to them any reasona
BILE distance. This street laid out with the town.
and the present lot owners farthing Tho
ST. Joe d. c. K. L. Co. will contest the right Of tho
City Council to vacate this street. and should be
tempted, an expensive lawsuit will Be the result.
In this matter voters should consider that they arc
voting away the interests Of the city, not only for the
present but for all time. You can east your votes
like pubcspirited citizens like timeserving syco-
plants, to be secretly laughed at by the sehcmerS
There but thing to be done: order the street
be once opened The greatest good to the great
est number REPUBLICAN
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Ts sxtsastsa Of the a. Losis kansss Osfy ssd SsrtA
~ Rea.ssv from Fsrgusoa Station to
The %. Issaie Uaiea Dspss.
tHlsvsa uiissl wss completed June 10 All Passenger
Trsns now arrive and depart to and from the Union De
MT vAsrs connections made With all Eastern and
SsutAsrn nss- This extension passes through the
beautiful fclssr PACK; also. the most Interesting ana
picturesque portion Of suburban 81 Louis and sur0und
lag GENTRY.
TAs csnpasy nas jsst pablisAsa bes.rfsny osiersS
,asrsving entitled "A Bsrds Eye Vier " 81 Lss's' "
sAsvag Usis. Depot the entrance to the tunnel
under the dy the bridge the HissispPi River and
shs nslay Isasa East St. Louis.
Fsr sspsss = Ills 0Gnvias frss sdarsss G. Z. LORD
0e,srsl Passenger Aesst st. Issis. aajuse
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a B. =. Galloway il building him brick houss
on the ground recently purchased the north part of
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HighlaaA ltens.


Corn 10 going up, and farmers are happy.
Norman Case, who has just started harness shop
at this place, IL doing good business He i an sx-
eellsnt workman, snd his charges are reasonable.
Two ysung ladies were together . few days ago,
when one says NY life is blasted. feel, in Autumn,
- though would like to 80 in the voeds lie down,
and let the leaves bury me- Other girl: "And then
an old SOW would come along and root you OUT
Married. at the residence Of the bride, n o. John
son, of Hiawatha to Miss Mollie Hubbard, Of High
land.
We were glad to meet our friend, E. W. wsynant,
again. who has just arrived from Topeka, who're he
has been studying law, and been admitted to the bar
small child Of wills. Martin was badly burned BY
falling the stove. Its face was burned badly, and
its hand and wrist were burned almost to q crisp.
Our merchants are receiving goods this Spring
than ever before Looks like old times.
Our new city dads mean business They are going
to have public sslt calshoose, &C. Hope they will
We have often needed them.
Charles A. Hunter is stopping in town, preparatory
to taking up his abode in St. Joe. SCENE thst ST.
Joe will soon be composed of Highland boys.
HIGHLANDER.
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u Read Gee. W. Nlarlow's adver.
tksement In another columns. Ie In On.
ly = few ef the great bargains he ss Of.
ferinE In Boots and Shoes. It will pay
yen - g % s. JesePh, NJ O., and iavese
y0ar Money with hin.
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SsvERANcs LUNAER YAnp.-In this Issue will b
found the advertisement of Cook Miller, who have
recently opened extensive lumber yard at Sever
ance. They deliver lumber by the car load at any
point the A. & n St. Joe & d. C. z. r. at lower
prices than the purchaser could buy for in ST. Joseph,
and ship himself They solicit correspondence fer
prices, &c. They are both practical lumber Mr..
Miller for some yeaB foreman of several Of the
leading lumber yards Of St. Joseph and Mr. Cook
boekkeeper for the heaviest lumber firm in that city
They know all about lumber and prices, and give
bargains never before offered in this County.
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q klsrts Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry win
Csfe TIE Nest Severe Csagh in . short time Try il
BtcKFoaD SUcLAu.
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a John Mailer has been in town, the past week.
He has been hanging out at Corning. No. but eostem-
plates changing his location
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Also, blacksmith shop attached. where all kind,
Of blaeksnithins will be done promptly in the bes,
manner.
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q Lindley Murray Webster, who edits the Wa
thsna Rpori-, speaks Of ladies purchasing night
for Q school house
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q You can buy pasvs and s.ltivssoss Of Lsaa,A
cheaper tAaa ct any sthsr plscs sneh.
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PURELY VEGETARLE.

PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and Herb. which Al,
awse Providence has placed In countries here Liver
Diseases prevail Il Vim care ali Diseases :,
Tni SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint ar, . hitter a.
bad taste in the mouth Pain Back Side. or Joint.
Appetite Bowels alternately eo.,iye and Ia.
Loss Of memory With painful sensation Of having failed
Low Spirits. thick yellow appearance Of the skin sgj
eyes. dry Cough often mistaken for Consumption
at others very few but the LIVER he sr~s.
the body generally the the disease snd IN not
ksgsiafed IN time, great suffering wretchedness and
can recommend efcacious remedy for disease or
The Liver Heartburn and Dyspepsia. sfxsoSs' LfYEa
I6z5 Moster street
Assistant Postmaster Philaselpbi.
we have tests is virtres personally. and know that
for Dyspepsia. Biliousnezs and Throbbine Heaaehs H
e the b-sf medicine the world ever saw we have ,ri
frty other remedies before simmons Liver Regulator
but the ksxal.tsr not only relieved but cured 9s-E
Telegraph and Messenger. Macon. Ga.
Manufactured only by
H. ZEILIN 4 CO..
MACON, GA, ANb PHILADELPHIA
II eenfains four medical elements never united in tn
sam. h.Ppy proportion IN any other preparation viz
Alternative and certain Corrosive OF an impprits. ~
ne body sneh sgnal success has attended use that
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For all disezses Of the Liver. Stomach and Spleen
Asa Remedy 80
YETERS BOWEL COHpL A MY nve
PEPSIA, 1E1IAL DEPRE8SION REsTTPss"
AEsS ~ MzgNDdCk GALsEA. SICK HEAD
ACME, COLO. COySTIPATTOy ana
q. BILfOU6SESS
II HAS NO EQUAL.
CAUTION
. As there are nnmber Of limitations offered IN ,h ~.
ne ve would caution the Community 70 bay no Pa,ss
. frsparsd MAx0NS LIVER REGULXTOR n,I...
y oar segrsved Wrapper with the trade mail
ngnsfure rnbroseu- None other Is genuine -'1
J. II. ZEILIM Z CO..
Macon, Ca. and Philadeiphix
feur valuable medicine SIMMONS LIyKE Rra,,, 40,
- saved NE many Doctors bls use II for 49,.
.nng it recommended for and never knew il q. al.
nave used q In Cole and Grubos with NV nntss -
ass,es giving them about half bottle at q time bs~
- ess oee ts.s Esye 1t TO- You reoommeed m ~
svssy eoe that has Stack being the kest .a.,i.t
knsvn for all complaints that l. heir To-
T. T. TAYLOR
Ageet for Grsngrr Of Gees,
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y E. W. waynAnt, late Of Topeka, WAS in town.
this week. He recently admitted to the bar, and
is the wing seeking for location in which to
establish his den.
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y little Troy boys grandpa takes good deal
Of pains teach the little shaver how SPELL The
old gentleman ID also piousy inclined The other day,
he taking his pupil through exercise and gave
out the word "JsAn" to be spelled.
"J-on," said the boy.
mo" rsplied grandpa, ait is John"
"What!" exclaimed tie youth, ian b in Jshnf Je-
sus Christi"
Here the lessen far the day ended.
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q The Model Baker 10 indispensable in cooking
osess q Al kinda baking bread and roasting esGse
Try ono. Warranted and sold BY j. B. Byers
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e Ladies' and Childrens Fine Gloves, in froa
and side lace and button, al qualitiea at
JOHNSON, TowxsExD 4 Co.'S
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q They had destructive fire in Falls City. Ne
braaka, last week, in which several old Doniphsn
County citizens met with losses Jim Ralstons saloon
was in of the buildings burned and he lost about
4250. Allen Thacker and family occupied the up
par story of one Of the buldngs and lost everything
except the clothing they had on.
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Y VIM. X. Smith, old citizen Of this Township,
died at the residence of his daughter Mn John Aber
lc on Tuesday morning of . fsver Of some kind He
was well advanced in Year,, and had been afflicted
with asthma for long time
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u The County Trsasurer's and Clerks Offices were
scrubbed this week Some Of the oldest citizens wept
~ they recognized the floors that they had seen 40
long ago.
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% The bandsomest assortment of Dress Goods in
Arabian Stripes and Plain Pacific Apacas all colon
and cheaper than the cheapest at
JOHNSON TOWNSEND & Co.'S.
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II California Pants and Overalls, ut from Soc. to
A.S, 1t JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & Co.'S.
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ne asspss rsss nd ssss Family Ysdi-.ss d As w,.:s.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. JaunIIce. Billion,
attacks SICK HEA DACHE Collie Depression Of Spirits
SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn. &C.. Ee.
Th: unrivaed Southern Remedy IL warranted not To
contain single particle Of MERciiKY or any ni,,rias
.nhs hut - -'J HJull'us
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q "whst the h-ll are you doing in my stable -
heard in the voice of wellknown citizen, about
10 o'clock night last week, said citizen eosred
an unknown man who came bullying from the direc-
ton of his stable, NJ he going home About the
same moment, another citizen, he stepped out Of
his back door, taken all Of . heap by his hired
girl running plump into his arms, coming from the
same direction. just then, another person passing
with lantern, the first citizen had him hold il up
the face of the captive, and discovered who had been
about his stable. He found his horses all right But
What Was upl
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EnERTs Extract or TAR AND Wild CnKaHY.-This
famous preparation d the Dost vsaAerfal, eleieas
and reliable rrnedy dsceversd for relieving Co..
sumPtoa and al Bsueehial esoplais6; never fails
to give imneaiafe relief For Sale 1t
DscIyonD 4 6Ucf ARA
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ASK the recovered d ,spep-
ties, Bilious sufferers. victims
Of Fever and Ague, the mer-
curial diseased patient, how
they recovered health, cheer
full spirits and good appetite,
they win tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
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Rishl Rtshi Fish
Boneless Goldfish, Msckerel and White-fsh, at
yOHNsOy TOWNSEND & Co.'S
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Is PER CENT. Saved F.!
BOOTS & SHOES
IRBfAlLBD at WHOLESALE PRICES.
AFan Sleek 81 New Gseds for Men,
Wsoen, and Childre.'s wear.
Prices Lower than Ever
Geo. w. Marlow's
SIT FELIX STREET.
ST..JOSEPH, MO.
Meas FI.e Calf IIssa.. ss.ss. worsh
ss.ss.
Meas Fine Alexis Issss., sl.ss up.
Mens prime whele Sleek Piew Shoes |
and Dregans. else; worth SEQ.
I.adIe.' ane Kid Polish. else % zee.
Ladies' Kid and Goat fsxed. sl.a5 to
l-So.
Ladies' Kid and Goat side lace, sl.75
- zee.
I.adie.' Sac KId slipper, ssc., worth
Lee.
Ladies' Serge Polish and Congress
Caters, n el.oo per pair.
Ladies' Md Newport Ties, in B.ckle
and Lace. el.Ao up.
All ether Eoods csrresPendinElyl lew.
Gene asd see for yourselves: we will
do yes good.
All order. prsnpsIy attended 10.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
G.. w. NARROW,
3l7 FELIX STREET,
St. Joseph, Mo.
mch29.-sn.
II
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y The best assortment of Mems and BOYS Plow
Shoes, both in black and russell, will be found at
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & Co.'S.
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n Rev. Mr.. Amos, the new Methodist minister.
has now catered upon his work in Troy. He viii
preach next Sunday, ut the usnal hour.
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u Charley Burkhalter is still acting Mayor Of
Troy, notwithstanding reiable authority that
he does not live within the corporate limits of the
town
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q The new City Government has organized by
the appointment Of Len. ID. Noyes City Clerk and
C. B. Bickferd ~ City Treasurer Henry Boiler Jr-
was chosen President Of the Council.
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AL are invited. Admission Is cents Doors omen
Al % O'Clock. Play to begin promptly at g.
IHE EGG TRADK-The Atclison Pdtrist publishes
statement Of the quantity Of excs clipped from an
the stations on the Central Branch Read since tia b.
ginning Of April It embraces Al points betveen
Washingtoa and Atehson. This, in fact, includes /.
large Portiau Of ths Repsbaean and Solos valIsvs
and the country adjacent to the ST. Joseph and Den
vef Cny Railroad. Tho aggregate shipments amount
% 70 S4,2so dozen egg. Troy discounts that, and
osss II badly In the same tms, tsince The first Of
APRIL Wood Chase have shipped from Troy IS go
dozen egss, besides many tons of butter and sther
prodnee Kths g. joseph and Denver City RAilrssd
would ofer any Inducements, Wood & Chase would
control the trade Of all Of Northern Kansas and South
ern Nebrsska, a. far west a. Concordia, Bellevile
and Hastings But the road, instead of Offering in
dueemenfs for this trade, works against il, and the
consequence IT, tho egg and butter trade along this
road b gathered up by wagons, and taken to the Cen
trai Branch Road Wood & Chase say they can ship
produce from Hasinss ever the B. 4 N. Read to Lin.
coin, and from there to Troy by the A. & n. Road,
cheaper than they from Hastings to Troy by tho
st. Joe ID. c. Road. But in shipping such articles
In that roundabout way the loss overbalances the
proAts Perhaps X Wood 4 Chase did business in St.
Joseph, they could get all the concessions they desire
Dam or JoxL p. BIAm-Judge Joel p. Blair died
at his resdsncs 1t Blair's Station. in Washington
Township, about midway between Troy and wathcna,
On Tuesday morning. the l7th inst of typhomalarial
fever He had been IN nnss.aly good health, ustil
wednesday of Last week phea he suddenly taken
with chill. and mnsdIstely became very sick. His
nervous system seemed To give way at once and while
all the medicine given him operated naturally he new
Or rallisd hut gradually saak, beng aslirieus great
q part Of the time 1t Is supposed that he brought
tie sssds Of the disease with him from Texas from
which State he returned few weeks ago.
Judge Blair was about 70 years Of age. He was
a1song the earliest settlers in Doniph.n County and
was one Of the first County Commissioner. He was
sne Of the persons who selected the sts of Troy and
located the County Seat here and he was also one Of
Ne parties Who laid q ths sidition of East Troy.
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III freight train ditehed ssar Blair's Stasisn,
Wednesday morning, and kept the mail train hack.
Consequently, our markets day older than they
otherwise would have been. The Atehison Champion
also failed to como to time, Wednesday morning.
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DeNlPnAN COUNTY DrnsCrsnx.

.. .. .. y.
Troy City Lodge No. q, meets every Saturday sight
ct Odd Hs1sws Hall over Lelasds store All nsnbefs
Of the Order cordially invited 70 attsed
JOHN NAQUILKEN. N. @.
J. .. BsooEs, Sse.
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p &nce the new arrangement on tie Atchison
and Nebraska Road. the Atchiron Champion arrives
ON the morning of its publication, and three hour, in
advance Of other dailies. The Champion il again in
the field, working up circulatioa. It's agent, Mr..
c. G. Noble, was in town. last week.
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~ Ladies, please call and examine the new Dres,
Goods and Calieoes at

~ The Kansas City Tmes lottery, drawn April
ID, made several citizens of Doniphan County rich.
John Chapple, Of Troy, drew a silverplated pickle
dish; John H. Whitaker, of Doniphan, drew silver
plated cup; George S. Harris, Of Troy drew silver
plated napkinring; and A. Rice, Of Troy, drew a
meerschaum pipe-to say nothing of the man who
drew the worm These parsons are not proud, but
they would little rather not speak to poor folks,
IN Tn. ,l.s;,~ -..-. At .nA III. u.ar>-b.un .olor~
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WooD cHAsE-Ths firm, who located here the
latter part of November are building up an imusnse

WooD 4 cHAss.-Ths firm, who located here the
latter part of November, are building up an immense
business They deal in butter, eggs, poultry, hides
&e They have agencies at all points the Atchison
and Nebraska and st. Joseph and Denver City Rail
roads, and receive shipments by every train. They
repaek at their establishment in Troy for the Eastern
markets, and ship number Of loads to New York
every woek Their most plentiful commodity. at this
tine, il sgga No one can have an idea of the extent
Of their business, without seeing it.
There is no need of any person in Doniphan County
going farther than Troy to sell butter and eggs. Bet
tor prices are paid here than in ST. Joseph The New
York prices current show another remarkable fact
that Western butter now commands better price in
that city than the so long famous New York State
butter.
See the eard of wood 4, chase