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, 1877-10-21

At most of the primaries tomorrow there
will undoubtedly be two OF more tickets !;
one of them will be found to be made up
generally Of men who ara unplcdged, and
who will 60 into the Convention prepared to
nominate the best and strongest candidates F;
the others will bo made up Of professional
delegates, who seek the Convention for pay
or in tho interest Of some one political
schemer OF combination Of ofjce-seekers.
Now. it is the duty OF every man who intends
to vote the Republican ticket to 60 to the
primary meeting in his ward; to ascertain.
as lie can easily from his acquaintances and
neighbozs Qf he does not know personally y
which is the unpledged set of delegates, and
to vote against the cliques and combinations.
It is foreGone conclusion that the Demo
critic Convention will be given over to " the
gang" aud the hope which the people place
in the Republican Convention can only be
realized by sending men Of uninpeachable
character and unselfish purpose as delegates.
, 1877-10-21

1t is denied that petition has been sent 10
the Car asking him to return home. Ihs
denial will bc received With exceeding
joy by those who are interested in the
success Of the Russian arms. as DIS
compliance with such petition might result IN
another Grand Duke being placed at tue bead
OF an urrny
, 1877-10-21

ernment. and will vote for no other and
that party will best serve its own 1n1ereSts
which offers to the public candidates whose
character will be guarantee OF honest gov
arnfnant
, 1877-10-21

In New York on Saturday greenbacks were
worth 81 cents on the dollar.
, 1877-10-21

Total Of the factions ~ 81, o39
Four-fiiths Of this vote came from the Repub-
licans, who always furnish the bulk OF the bolt
ers, sore-heads, and side-issue meu, while the
Democrats stick to their ticket, and "go the
whole hog" from snout to tail.
, 1877-10-21

WILEY n. EGAS CHAPTER. 40. 1.6, r. a. M
Regular Convocatlun Friday evening. Oct W vt 30
o'clock sharp Work on Il. 4. Degree Nls!tins CON-
Il. +. NEWELL. Sec.
, 1877-10-21

ST. BERNARD CoMMASDEHY. NO. 3o z. T.
6pectal concave Wednesday e1cnnS Oct, -. at '5o
knights cour1cou1ly invited; ~ orter
T q DIcEFRS0E. Recorder,
, 1877-10-21

The vote was not u full one in the South last
fall By at least 2OO, 900, as tnat many coIored
men rcfraincd from voting in such States As
Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas
Even in Illinois tic whole vote was not out bT
fully 50UUO.
, 1877-10-21

The result Of the election in Ohio foots up as
follows:
HtsHor, Democrat, for Governor. ..-..... oBl- 2:6
NEST. Republican,. for Governor. ...... s.}9 347
BlsuoP's majority y.........,....-,.... q, $50
JOHNSON, Industrial and Green
UdCk 10. 5t}u
BOSp. Industrial ......-........ l., 4H0
TAONPs0S, Prohibition. 4,SU5
, 1877-10-21

A cablegram reports the humber OF votes cast
last Sunday in France at :, 900; that the Re-
publican vote fell OF II, ,0U0 from that pot1ed in
1874, whereas the Royast vote increased 6so,
00U. The population OF France is at least sir
millions less than that OF the United States, but
the vote cast exceeds ours in proportion to pop
ulation. The TWO compare thus:
America. for President in 1S1;...... g, Ill, 1856
Eruncn for n IN INT mn
, 1877-10-21

ATTENTION. STR KNlGHTs!-Specia Conclare Of
CHICAGO Gutuu.ance'y. 80. ~. X T. Mooday even
ST. Knights cour1cously Invited: b. oIdcr Of
JNG H. eANBORS. E. T.
JAS E. MEGINN. l:ecorter-
, 1877-10-21

GARDEN CITY LODGE. No. 141. a. F: and A. NJ
A Regular Communication will be held n Oriental
Hall On "wednesday evening, Oct H. Work on the ~
HI Dcrrcr, Visiting brethren 1IAiern3ly Invited.
H. F. HuLCUMH W n.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HALL OF HIGHLAND LODGE, No. d, l. q. D. r.,
February 10, 1857.
WHEREAS, II has pleased Divine Providence to re-
from life excellent fellow citizen and broth
er, Stephen s. Amsbury. who a member Of High
land Lodge, No. g., l. D. o. f. it becomes to sub
nit with to the will Of Him who doeth all
things well; and with pride compare the exempla-
~ walk Of beloved brother with others of the fra
ternty. The is closed; bodily, brother Amsbu
~ ia earth; he has Travelled to the end Of
his journey and carried with him increasing weight
of honor which he has safely deposited where msfor
tune cannot tarnish, where malice dare not enter
therefore, be il
Resoirod, That We sincerely mourn the disruption
Of eovenanted friendship. bearing in tender rrmem-
brance his fidelity to Order. and his devotion to
the principles il inculcates.
Resolved, That We earnestly sympathize with the
relatives and friends of deceased brother and
der them that consolation that the world neither
give take away; and that will wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Rcsolred That a memorial page he set apart, and
these resolutions be spread upon our records copy
presented the widow and furnished to the press
for publication. W. TREvErT,
F.KrzNLLER,)
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Mr. sns. Master eth ss.ss Grange. lectared here.
On Saturday lase he 0rssss = usrs likely to proc
per under the leaA a sch nsa - Mr.. Sina
The MEETING 1t Tie \. 4 Church il stin in progress
They have doae 'splendh work. Father Spencer il
still herr. Thrre have been some fasen or twenty
acces.ioas tethe eAarcA, and some dirty who have
nsde peofeali0a e forgiveness
Elder Starr We .se sorry to lesrn, leaves NJ thi.
week He moves into Atehson County, where We
learn he haa engaged . srhosl
The corn market ID not quite 20 good this week.
Henry Adams has returned to our place Henry
thinks Doniphan Cssnty tbs best of any Of them
We hear that many Of our farmcrs have been put
ting in spring wheat. 1t is rs good time to do it
nov - later in tie Only few young grass
hopper vere seen in this vicinity.
The following Odd Fellows attended the funeral of
s. F. Amsbury, from this place: Past Grand J. A.
Campbell. Joel Ryan. Jr, A. E. Cypher., and Arch
Campbell.
= Highest prices in eusA paid for corn. at Steam
Shelter, Severance, by 81 RYAN.
The Atchsou District Conference Of the n Z.
Church held very pleasant secession at Severance,
Last week, closing Thursday night. Considering
the size Of the Distret-which embraces over 1--WE
Countiss--and the prstrscted meeting in progress,
there wss good attendance.
The Presiding Elder Of the District. the Rev. Calvin
Holman, Of Blue Rapids, gave excellent satisfaction
a. the presiding Officer Of the Conference
Tho Licences of twenty-one local preachers and
twelve exhorers were by vote Of the Conference re-
newed. Dr.. b. s. Cash, on the Recommendation of
the Leaders' and Stewards meeting of Troy, A. ID.
Wright, Of Marysville, and Z. H. Chapman were
unanimously licensed TO preach. In like manner, A.
J. Coo from Beattie and r =. Otto Of Sabetha charge
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b -
sasdsy, rain and snov Monday cold.
Hon A. Low returned ftsn Lincoln, Nebr.sks,
Friday. Bieklsyess 1t vork. ssv lots Of gr.sshop
per eggA The whole earth IN nd about Lincoln ID
full Of then.
Ed Cress returned to Dsaiyha.. Saturday, looking
hale.
Sheriff vs,Aersliee, was dsvn Thursday. Had 70
wait for tAe Midnight train, ths Rnlo Acconmod.toa
being sbsnaosed-
We give, below, few Of the nanes and oreupa-
tons Of some Of the Donipha. young men, Almost
all of them were pupils Of ID. d. Rose, our present
superintendent of Public Instruction while he taught
the Doniphan school: Ebridse weyer, station agent
Fulton, Arkansas H. H. Wheeler, station agent, St
Joe and d. c. z 4, Troy, Kaasas; Charles Fornaa.
station agent, Keokuk Iowa; Chaa Phbrick. ststise
agent Doniphan, Kansas; Harvey Fornan, train dis
p.tcher, A and n. Railroad, Atchison, Ksnsss;
Lewis Haghn, assistant operator, DonPhan, kansas
Andrew Weyer, blacksmith, Severance, Kansas; Paul
HudnaIl, conductor ON B. and n. Railrosd, No.; J
H. wslsh maehinist, St Joe and Denver Machine
Shop, Elwood, Kanaas; Harvey Nssbit, baggage mas
ter A. and .Railrosd; Rice Nesbt baggage master on
r C. and Omaha Railroad Joseph Werner, printer,
foreman Of the Bapssf Standard, St. Louis Mo- Chss
Floyd, school teacher, Doniphan; Thomas Cooper,
druggist, Laramie City. Wyoming; Howard Sale,
druggist Salina, Kansas; Thomas Br.nnon, mer-
chant, Falls City, Nebraaka; H. Cowsn. merchant
Doniphsn; Richard Welsh. printer; John W. For
man, lumber man. DalliA Tsxas. good many more
we have not learned their vhsreaboufs Where u
there q town in Kansas that esa turn out - many
young occupying good positions, the sizs Of Don
iphanf We have another generatiou coming on-tbe
Lord only knows what viii become Of some of them
We fear the result.
School closed, Saturday. Number of scholars en-
rolled l56. Primary q, adults s. At the colored
school, enrolled Is. Average attendance, 80. hiss
Waller will commence her school about March 5th.
Proceeds Of festival, on Friday night ~ Oakland
Grove got away with the caks. The young men soy
that Oakland got the cake, but Doniphan hsd the
best looking girl that they did not get all the
sweetness
Jos. AcCrum shipped q load Of potatoes, last
week Shipped barley. last Monday, to 81. Louis
Barley Is fat.
Mr.. Griffith bridge builder for the A. and n Rail
road moves to Sterling Sorry to lose him and fami
~.
in Doniphan. His sermons full of good and whole
some instruction
samuel Neese has removed his cattle back to his
bottom farm. Too cold on the prairie.
woman called At tho saloon for her husband, and
told him that il cruel for him TO keep her up
late He paid but little attention at first when she
says: "Yoa son Of BIB viii bring your coliared
him. and he went promiang her If she would not bull
done him, be would make good and true return.
Uncle David Lee has returned from Texas. Thinks
he will stay in old Doniphan.
Hugh Cowsn and Thomas IAngan say they made q
marrow escape, last year.
Those young lodies in the store told us not to say
how much they weighed. We only add, it Was .
right down, good, healthy weight. JONATHAN
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Religiously, our ncighborhood is comparatively
dead. Our church is unoccupied for weeks 1t time
and the devout people have other ways of amusing
themselves than going to church God certainly must
feel sadly disappointed in regard to those good works
Of the Lord" which Bro. Riggs alluded to, during
his meetings ut this place. Our time is passed these
long winter evenings, without having any prayer
meetings, any other uncalled-for nscessaries The
majority of the people Of this neighborhood have
learned always knew, that there is very little in
come in praying.
Politically our ncghborhood is experiencing 9 rest.
Politicians scarce good Methodists, or bad
ones, either.
Peacefully our vicinity with one or two exceptions,
il in its prime and everybody il in the habit Of At
tending their business snce the settlement Of
the herd-law question.
The farmers Of this section very much dnpleas-
ed because the herd law wa badly defeated; and
that is not ALL they don't like this way Of giving thu
town people the privilege of voting down the country
laws
The warm, damp weather has made the wheat
fields show their verdant appearance. There il ~
fine prospect for wheat, this year, there was in
February of last year. The ground was never known
to be in q better condition for spring work; % the
farmers may look for q splendid crop Of everything
and the young folks may look for ~ good season for
marrying as Last year was.
A young man, belonging to Brush Creek, was known
to have bought cooking stove and bsdstead. but the
joke is, who is going to use them for him I"
Our school was visited, last week, by handsens
young Lochinvar think it would be altosethe,
necessary for the Nstherby clan to look little out
Our neighborhood contains . young lady who sayi
she would like to see the columns of the Ckif
mented with her nane but thinks it q matter Of i'm
possibility, unless she could-coud-c get mar
ried.
Otto Danevick is in from the West Waiting hi
friends and calling certain young damsels-
Miss Alice Deckard bid her Rock Greek school good
bye Last Friday, and returned to her old ho0e O
Saturday. We understand that Mi.s Deckard gave
entire satisaction and left many friends at that place
Oh yes. another festival in the Baptist nsighbor
| hood J.v.
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COMPLETED JUNE iesh. Isss.

r,s .,,s,.oo of the ST. Louis Kaasas City aud Worth
,ru Rail,ray from Ferguson Station to
The 10. Lssis Usiss DePea.
1Eleyen mes,) was completed Juneio. All fassAnssf
Trains now arrive and depart to and from the Union De
no, where connections made with all Eastern AND
southern lines This extension passes through 'hs
beautiful FOREST PARK; also. the moss interesting anu
picturesque portion of suburban st. L'"s anu
ing country.
This Company mas just Published beautifully coi'rea
engraving entitled "A Birds Eye Fisr cf 81 L0ss'
shaving the new Union Depot the entrance to the
under the city the bridge the Mississippi River ane
the Relay House, East St Louis
For copies of this engraving free address T. n Lohp
Z, -, p...ona., AGENT ST Louis asjune.
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Scarcity Of Money.

There is no doubt but the present condition OF all
of business and industry fearfny depressed ana o
hooves every family to look carefully to tne'r
winter ia coming on when our children Liable 70
Cram Whooping Cough etc. Coughs and colds VIII pre-
vail everywhere and consumption with other throa ana
,ung diseases will carry OF These diseases snoui"
mot be neglected Doctors bills are expensive ana We
would advise our people TO BoscHEKs GEkAaS SfH
rr never has failed One bottle at IS cens VII keep
your whole family well during the winter. Two aoss ,
win relieve any case Said in all towns In the ohteo
States and bv your druggists W. p Russell or Bckford
& Sinclair Troy.
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Naficc Thls.

In another part Of our paper VIII DC iouha Tue
-, :, Waterman & Bernard who wish to sell all
M, Iumber wanted in Doniphan and Brown Counties at
St Josepb or Ewood the prices at either place
They always sell Lumber at the very lowest prices ana
they especially invite correspondence from any one
ing to purchase Lumber They are prepared to des
the car load at any point ON the ST. Joe D. =. ana
A. n Railroads; and they guarantee cnure sa''siAe
,;on IN Duality and Price Good stablisg for teams.
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In Troy, February 18th, 1877, by Rev. w. L. Leak.
Mr.. JAMES ". WHITAKER to Miss Louisa MIcHALs,
all Of Doniphan County.
The printer was duly remembered. in the way of .
delicious cake for which the happy couple have the
thanks and best wishes Of the Chief
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman whe suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects OF youth
full indscretion will the sake Of suffering humanity
send free to all need the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was cured SUI
ferers wishing profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
esiecem. JOHN b. OGDEN. AZ Cedar ST., New York
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HoLLowAYs PILLS AND OISTnESr.-We stnnd aghasi
at the thousands hourly hurried to premature grave
victims of having neglected the first symptoms Of dis
ease Whether the complaint originates in the body
or be introduced accidentally through the skinfasl
results NAV I've warded off by timely recourse to one
or both of these medicines Is per box or pot
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PIMPLES.

will mail (Free) the receipt for preparing simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN, FRECkLES,
PIMPLES BoTcHEs leaving the skin soft clear and
beautiful also instructions for producing uxnriant
growth of hair on bald head smooth face Address
Ben yapdeif & Co. Box $751; No. 5 Wooster St., n. Y.
ssdec6m
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Apple Trees

have fine lot Of trees, Of all the leading varieties
selected especially for soil and climate. They are
large and thrifty and must be closed out this Spring
Terms easy. DANIEL Lands,
I5frb6w One mile East of Brenner Station.
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0CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured oil that
dread disease Consumption by simple remedy anh
ions TO make known his fellow sufferers the means oil
cure To all who desire he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used ee Of charged with the directions Tor
preparing and using the same which they will md
SUR CrnE for Coyst MrTIoN ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
Rev +. A. WILSON,
s.saec6mo 1914 Penn st. williamsburgh, New York
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- Prof Daughters has bought a ss21 Beatty Col
den Tongue Organ for the schoohouse. !, is sold to
the school for $50, of which Mr. Shepherd donates
81. and Mr.. Beatty SIS leaving only 500 for Mr..
Daug TO pay. Of this sum- 81 the result of the
exhibition has been paid leaving only i yet to pay
Another exhibition is on the tapis which. it is to he
houe< will he literally patronized
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No. |, Pacific Express No. 2, Atlantic Express Nos
and G. Way Freight and Accommodation Nos and s.
Through Freight and Accommodation
Passengers will not be allowed Freight Trains with
out Tickets except from points here tickets sold
Trains Nos l. and 4, daily, except Sunday Train No.
leaves Hastings daily except Saturday Leaves Hano
yer daily, except Sunday.
The time given above that of ST. Joseph, No being
IL minutes slower than Quincy Hannibal and q mn
utes slower than Chicago.
JOS. HANSEN, L. ID. TUTHlLL,
Master Of Transportation General Manager.
j. W. ATWiLL.
GenI Freight and Ticket A gent.
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Msoey Loan,
On long time. at low interest, on well improved s
Doniphan County Kansas. Apply to
jupse4. XIX stout. Trey. Isssss.
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BULLS
WORN DESTROYER.

EXTRACT IRON A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vILAxow wALkxE Co.. GA, June ~
Dr.. JsAn Bnu-Dsay Sir: / have recently given your
Worn Dssrcy~ several trials and npd Il wenderfuliy
scaeioaa Il has failed In single instssee TO have
Tie visAedsr eject an doing pretty large country
prsses sd have daily for article Of the kind
Isa, sir. respectfully.
JULIUS P. CLEMENT NJ D. !,
P.S-se unqualified md numerous the Testimonials
fsv q ny worn Destroyer that sewspspss pace l.
sssirsly TO saan - tell H. Dssiss.
Il d .. isfsllihas rsssdy for Worms Try Il asd Be
ss.vsesa- See ~ Journal for fall dsserississ-
JOHN BULL.
E~ als b
BICKFORD r sINCLIAIR,
iS..ssy r.y. Ksssss.
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- All persona who aspire to beauty of person

- All persons who aspire to beauty of personal
should not neglect that natural accessory
the hair, By many it has been neglected until the
hair has become thin. gray, entirely fallen OF,
Messrs Hall 4 Co, Nashua, N. H., have produced an
efectual remedy, called scilian Hair Remover which
cures all diseases of the scalp. This wonderful prep
aration acts upon the gands which support and nour
sh the hair, restores gray hair to its original color
makes the scalp white and clean, removes and pre-
vents the formation Of dandruff and all eutaneous
eup;ions and, by its tonic and nutrtive properties,
restores the scalp to healthy state, and creates
growth. Az dressing, it ia unsurpassed. giving the
hair that briliiancy much admired by all-Bosion
(omRSrriaL
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For any other length of time accordance with the
aboye rates which apply only to regular Advertising
Business cards of 5 lines or less, y year.
For legal and transient advertisements u per square
for the first insertion and 50 cents square for each
subsequent insertion
Special Notices will be charged 50 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communication
double price,
Eight lines of solid Nonpareil make square All
fractions Of half square and over. counted full
square.
Advertisements requiring to be certified to- will be
charged the cost Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
low the times will admit All job Work must be paid
for when taken from the office.
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To- Parlun. OF Highland, is fixing to 90 TO the
Black fIills He says, "D-n country where they
sxindle man out Of the Presidency, after the people
have elected him. Perhaps he thinks the Black
Hills region is the Promised Land, where qaais and
mamma abound in valleys cavefns ccrars, and SIGH.
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~ Rev. G. W. Wood. of waterviiiie, called ~
the Chief Office, last week He had oeen auena'ne
the District Conference ut Severance. Mr.. Wood was
brought up in Doniphan County, and when ne se''
down this way, the folks call him George
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-. Singer Sewing Machines sold on one year time
in monthly payments Large discounts for cash IL
,ar,nc. = X SssErHERD. Agent.
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~ The person who relieved of p or eio, Mon
day night. while on his way frOn the aloon to his
boarding house gives notice that e wiz wait RIA
sonable time for the robbers to dgorse, whsn if not
DONE he will take to relieve the community
Of a norton Of lite thievng roughs.
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Ed CHIEF:-I understand that, On the day When
the herd law question was decided, Mr.. Charles Ne
doaet, of Petersburg. made the assertion before the
Coonty Board, that Mr.. Kentxer bad bought signers
to the remonstanre against the herd Law with whis-
key. The charge IL not true. sCnacHiBER-
GeaYy City, KanaaAL
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AGUE AND FEVER,
Or CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine justly claims
for IL pe rority all remedies offered the
puhiic for - sa certain sedy and permanent Of
Asus and Fever Chill. and Fever whether OF short
Of long sanding He rsfers the entire Western and
southern country to bear him testimony the Of
the assertion. that in whatever VIII to cure
the directions strictly followed and carried In
gree many single dose has been sufficient for
surs and whole families have been cured by single bot
tie With perfect restoration OF the general health Il
H. however prudent and in every case more certain to
enrs II il ia continued in smaller doses for week or
two ser the dise.ss has been checked especially
In di@eult and long standing Usually this medi
cine will not require any aid to keep the bowels In good
order should the patient however require cashartic
medicine after having taken three four doses Of the
Tonic single dose Of BsEs Vegetable Family Pas will
b sufacisat
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rFSF Amsbury. who died 1t Highland iAst
saturday was a member of tho Odd Fellows Funeral
Aid Association, and his family viii receive si'ao
from the Association.
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~ Grasshoppers Matching. ne are told near III
wood.-Hiapatka Herald.
Your informant is mistaken. There are no grass
hopper eggs at Elwood to hatch. Last fan ths grass
hoppers overran the western border OF Dooiphan
County but none Of them came a. far east a. Troy