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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-12-06

last week good one for weddings. In this
neighborhood, four couples had the knot tied for
them, in the most approved style. "till there's
to follow
There a slight mistake in of our items last
week. Instead of penny" it should read Perry,
who in the habit of cutting up such strange an
ties, Monday morning. Mr.. Penny feels aggrieved
that such article should appear about him. he
has wife and interesting family. All join in saying
that he Is not guilty in such actions. Perrys is
still critical.
The Ridge Prairie Literary Society elected Henry
IIinchcl speaker and J. Norris Clerk at their last
meeting. The question for debate, this week. is
.Resoired, That old maid is of more bencft to
community than three old bachelors" This is ques-
ton of great moment, at the present time.
The festival given by the ladies of the NJ T. church.
quite well attended plenty to eat and drink, al
good music. Over $50 cleared, which will be
applied toward paying the debt remaining the
church building.
Mr.. Luther moved his store to Hamlin. last week
Mr.. Byers remaining here.
Was the editor of the Signal referring To .'he OF
Tarsns, when speaking of paper being started by
Saul" in ancient times, ut White Cloud
J. 7. Emery commences teaching school to-day,
(Ionday,) at the school house inst north of town.
john feels lonesome. since she went to Chicago
H. SHARP
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whit. Cloud chsw-Cho,r.

during the iaffer part Of last week the mush-ice
began TO run pretty freely in the river, but did not
qune block up. The ponds however. were frozen
over, and Our hoodluIns enjoyed several days and
''' 'k
thanksgiving was observed, to some extent, by
our ctizens' by feasting on roast turkey Kew NJ
Morton held services at the ~ f. church, at eleven
O'clock
Jerry Swartz is eonyaleseent.
Corn :. coming in steadily, ,,. ,r;.e ram,;n;n,
about n, nj, the o,enng II en-. g.. and >, .n,s
for old
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I;sI,,n.n, 81 yo.srs q = % ,I. . I..t ~
the school house We also lear that Messrs. Palmer
& Orion propose operating in the same line during
the season White Cloud ought IN l,e a good point
for packing and these enterprises cannot but give an
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III From the numbsr of subscribers that are com.
ing in, this week, accompanied with the expression,
Il don't want any Democratic paper in minc,- one
would be led TO suppose that people Disguised
with something Well, the Chief never deceiyes its
subscribers. 1t is what If has been during the
last twenty-one disqualification does not
pretend to be anything else. 1t may sometimes diff
fer from some other Republicans relative to men, or
ON transient issues that arise but the great prn-
cples of the party, it is always right there. While
cndeavoring TO give the Democracy fair hearing, it
never holds out Inducements makes pretensions
TO them onk that it is anything but straight
Republican Republicans subscribe for it, with
out any fear that it will their hands before
the year is ont. We want it distinctly understood
that we have not hired the Bulletin to turn Demo
cratic, in order TO make Republicans stick to the
ChrE
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gueal Matters.

JokE-We have been thinking what good
Joke could be played upon US, If our subscribers
should get hint of 1t. ofour list of Subscribers.
there are fully one thousand who have either paid
no further than the end of this year. or who are in
arrears from one to three years. and few from four
10 hre years Now, all these Subscribers should
simultaneously be seized with the notion of renting
The amount Of their arrearage, or paving year in
advance and should remit that their favors would
all come in ono day tsay Christmasl what surprise
1t would be! 1t would be fun to see us. A part Of
the joke would be. that box at the post-cfiee
have to hustle around to find another place for them.
We would have joke on them for year. Say we
do it
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Astonishing Success.

IL is the duty of every person who has used Bos
chees German Syrup TO let its wonderful qualities he
known to their friends in curing Consumption severe
Coughs, Group. Asthma, Pneumonia. and in fact all
thr'Et AMI lung diseases. No person can Us" it with
ease and We consider it the duty of the Druggists IL
recommend it TO the poor dying consunptive al
least To try one bottle, 10000 dozen bottles
sold last wear. and no where il failed
ported. such a medicine Is the German Syrup can
not he too widely known. Ask Your Druggist abou,
il. Sample BOTTLES to try sold nj 10 cents. Regular
size IS cents For sale by Birkforl 4 Sinclair and
w \. & T. \. kinsey, Troy.
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Brenner Items.

Busy times. down here.
We will soon have a school house. All is finished
but the pasterins, and Mr.. McLin is at work at that
We hear that Miss Ida McI.in gave pleasant en-
tertainment to the young folks of this neighborhood
last Thursday evening.
1t is worth twice its price, frequently hear spo-
ken of literary work but it is than truth of
Hitchcock's Analysis of the Bible. have got it, and
did not have to chase agent for n board BILL but
would have done so before wonld do without it.
Tramps are afraid to come this way, any more
too much corn to husk.
There is little paper Bulletin
And the man out, and wanted in:
He wrote them up, and wrote them down:
Who went once to the Capitol town.
Which kills some sorts Of men. Won know.
If not in. they will eat the crow.
oh. give him an emetic pecac;
Draw his head a gunny-sack,
To clear his stomach and hide the face
That is neither King, Queen. Jack or Ace;
But of all the cards he is the Deuce
That killed his dog, and cooked his goose.
So after this date, Democrat Independent:
Brick Pomeroy shall be my defendant
They have carried all of the States;
Republicans hold me at the outer gates
just the time Democrat for to be
It'll help me along-yes, stree
1t will not be long until all of the old soldiers of
the Union will be called upon to give of
all the chickens they took from the loyal people of
the South-that is, loyal to the Confederacy-and
will not dare to call the Confederate army rebels,
under the penalty of breaking the 18th amendment
to the Constitution. A few of us, down this way,
have been thinking if it would not he better get
our discharges together, and have bonfire of them,
and go to the Democrats, who were always rs
party, favorable to the Confederate cause. II
might be too late, if wait until the next Presi-
Dental election; they might have enough without
stitch in time saves nine. There is nothing like
being ON the strong side. But am afraid, when We
meet together to consider the matter, that some Of
the boys of Andersonve and of Libby will he there
and shake the bloody shirt guess We had
better just let on if the party had left and just
kinder slide over independent pretence; and il
things go all right. will stay with them: if not.
We will hold on to our discharges and go out West
and take homestead. start newspaper. and run
for the Legislature and then run from it, Max.
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Notice Of Petition for Sale Of
Real Estate.

rENO Hrrs and Creditor. Of Joel p. Rair deceased
Take notice that the undersigned. Administrator Of
the Estate Of Joel r. Blair deceased the 18th day
November, A. Ia III sd his petition in the Probate
Court of Doniphan County State Of Kansas praying
Court order the undersigned To sell to pay indebted
Of laid Estate the following described real estate
situate In the County Of Donphan and State Of Kansas
10 wit; the south hundred Of the southeast
quarter Of section three H in township three Cr south
Of range twenty ell: and the east twenty
the north sixy Of said quarter sectia Also the
right. title and interest BIZ tax deed in tne nOrthSest
quarter Of section three, 81 10 Township three south
quarter Of the southwest quarter of section thirty
two. CD in township three 81 south OF twenty-five.
tD; also certificate the north qatrer of
ton four 20 ~ township two t south. Of twenty
faDl; sls certificate Lots eleven an 10 eighteen
-p inclusive. In Block thirty three , East Troy, City
Of Troy Said petition will be heard In said Court the
10th day Of December, iS77, at 10 o clock. A. NJ.
Z ID. McCLELLASD,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Joel r. Blair deceased
BY PEHKr ARMSTRONG, hi. Attorneys
November IS. i<7s-fw. Frs fee, sie,
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y The publisher of the Nursery has issued list
of premiums for obtaining subscribers for his popu-
lar magazine. The list comprises articles useful and
ornamental, including books games, knives, skates,
and toys of all kinds Here Is chance for boys and
girls to obtain nice holiday gift for themselves
friend, by making little heaithfnl exertion The
Nursery entered upon IFS eleventh year. in January,
1877, and is full of life and animation ever The
secret of its is found between its every
month. The price is 81 60 year 1t is published by
John L. Shorry, Sc Bromfied ST. Boston, who will
send sample number with the premium lift for ten
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FAIR WARNING.
DOSIPHaN.

Ash intend to close my business, the
coming Spring, after December Est I
will close my books nenisst CREDIT
entirely. A fair warning-dOn't ask
us for credit. thereby causing bad feel.
ing ON both sides; for we have good
credit customrrs, and warm friends,
whom we do not wish 20 refuse, hut
shall certainly be obliged TO. II asked.
Those owing Ms. will come promptly
forward and pay up. I ann poor, and
owe debts, and to save ~ both trouble.
give yoa this FAIR WARN1NG-A
SETTLEMENT MUST COME:
Our Goods have get 10 be sold. and to
Cash Customers we Offer Goods very
low.
CT. VAN BUSKIRK.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

FlOur-Unclan.ed.
Whra-Firmer: No red "a 90 II; No. do "a IOs
Com-Ifiyher: al a I5;c.
OAts-Hgher 26.c.
Rye-Steldy Sc
rork-Easy; sl2 l2t.
Dry Salt Neats-Quiet: ~ 4sc g. 6, 6sc, packed.
Bacon-flui-t clear sides. - ~.
Lard-Dull 81 a. asked. 81 40 bid
Hogs-Easy; light. - e0a4 10: packing. "a aDaI 10;
butchers To extra - Is a 4 20. Receipts. Zoo
Cattle-Strons and in good demand: prime choice
shipping steers a J0ai u fair good 81 Ood4 20: fair
to choibe butchers 50 ioa4 las and heif-rs s. oo
90; Texans, - 2Jaj 49, Receipts, 165.
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sheriff. Sale.
STATE or KANSAS, lss

STATE OF KANSAS, lss
DoSIrBsx CorxrT.
In the District Court far Dyniphzn Comfy Site Of
David Sei.<, PlsIsiiH
X. A. Keller and
&. Il. Jones,
NOTICE is hereby given. that will the 18th DAY 81
~ December A. ID. III al the hour Of clock p N
Of said day. the north door of Court House In the
city cf Troy DcGhan County State of Kansas for
sale at public zneton for cash the following Described
real estate to wit sts No four 20 and ave D in Hoek
In Dcniphan csapty state Of Kansas. Taken pro-
perry " ~ kezer and offered fos ssic the highest
bidder for CASH TO satisfy certain Judgment and costs
Of record IN the District Court Doniphan County
In the STATE Of kansa> In which DAVID SesIe plain
tin and T. A. kezer and C. J. Jones defendants
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of November, A.
THOMAS J. vANDERsLIcE
Sheriff Of DoniphAn County.
November Il, fs75-5w. Prs fee. H05e.
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sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. 3

STATE OF KANSAS. lsx
DoxrHSN CorxTY.
District Csurt for Donphzn County Kansas
l. s. Allen Plaintiff.
John r. Meginity
Maggie Z. Ieginify,
D. W. Morse, J DrfendAnf..
NOTICE il heseby given that viii. the 10th day
~ Of Decemeer a u. 1ss., at two o'clock. l.. NJ Of
aid day the North door ofthe Court Hasse in the
city Of Troy in Dcnphan County State Of Kansas c.r
for sale pahc auction for cash. the folio wing descrfb
ed real estate to Wit The north half Of the
quarter of section sixteen s, In township ~ south
Of range twenty @ east In the Coln;y Of and
State Of Kansas, containing eighty o Taken
the property Of John Megnify. and offered r sale
the highest bidder fer cash satisfy certain Judgment
and Of record in the District Court for Doni
Phan County. in the state Of Kansas in which l. T. Asa
= plaintiff and John AssiEty. Maggie Y. Assin,y
Given under my hand, thi. ID day Of November A. ID.
issI.
IT.. vANDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Douphan County.
Ncyemsber :. 1ss1-s~. Prs fee. sis.
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RELn.-We recently came across a paragraph in
Savannah (MoD paper, of December 1867, in which
found the following article:
CHARLEsTowN ISCoRPoRATED.-This thriving vii
lage, over the river, has city government in
full blast. The Board of Trustees is composed of
Judge Byrd, Mayor, Chas Is. Hamilton. Josiah Van
Busllirk. Jno. b. Brady, and Chas. V. Byrd Trus-
tees and Rev. +. Award. Clerk. Business is open
ing lively for the winter and the coal banks in the
neighborhood being worked by Welch miners,
with much effect. We understand that coal can lee
delivered in this place from the Charlestown mines.
when the river closes. for % cents per bushel Who
will not CRATES then
Ii would require guide to End where Charles
town was; and that coal mine would be still more
difficult TO find.
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SheriH''s Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, ,sS
- ~.

CoUNTY oF D.NIPHsx.
In the District Court for DonPhan County State al Kanas
WI. Ripp~y. Plaintiff.
Warren Day and (
Mary Day. Defendants
NOTICE il hereby given that will tn. 18th day oi
~ December. 4. d. is.7 at the hour Of O'Clock. r.
day the North door Of the Court House in
the city Of Troy in pnphan County. State Of Kansas
offer fer sale al public auction. for cash. the following
described real estate TO wiz The northeast quarter
section twenty four tsi in township four l of range
twenty in DoniPhan County State 81 Kansas TAX
the property Of Warren Day and Mary Day and Of
frrei the highest bidder for cash satisfy
certain and costs Of record in the District
Court for bonPhan County in the State Of Kansas in
which W. d. RiPpey Is plaintiff and warrrn Day and
Mary Day arc defendants.
Appraised at 81. so.
under my hand this iiih day Of November A. D.
THOMAS j. yANDERSLIcE,
sheriff VI Doniphzn County.
November Is Ir1s-Jw. Prs fee Si0159.
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To IN. citizen. Of Troy and vicinity.

take this method to inform all parties who wish
To buy these goods for cash. that and after Janua
ry Ist 1873 shall sell goods for cash its equva-
lent only and will sell them at prices that will usti
fy you in buying in Troy in place of going to St Joe
or Atchison. If You go there, Won have to pay the
cash and if | do as well by you trade at home.
Hoping all parties indebted to me will settle the
same by January l. 1878, and further trouble,
remain yours, j. +. WILSON.
6deciw
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j. W. Pry,

isefioHoer. Severance. KGRsas.
Having long experience auctoneer, will attend
all sales at short notice. and reasonable terms
Asn live stock of all kinds bought and sold on com
mission Parties wishing tn buy sell stock are in
vited to correspond Good references given and
isfaction guaranteed. Is.rt3n
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HERD LAw.-C. o. Madoulet and others ask the
Board of Commissioners of Doniphan Comfy, by pc
tim, to enforce the general herd law Of 1872, 10y pro
mitigating the following order:
BE it ordered by the Board of County Commission.
ers of Donphan County, State of Kansas, that all
kinds of domestic animals shall, and hereby pro
hibited, from running at large within the bounds of
Donphan County, of this State, and that this order
shall take effect ON after the first day of Septen-
Der, A. ID. 1873; and il is further ordered, that this
To its taking effect, in the Kansas Chief.
Your petitioners further ask that this matter he
laid over until the firrt Monday of April A. ID. 1873,
at o'clock p. m and that in the mean time, petit
the said order, and that none but voters and
shall sign the said petitions and circumstances,
and that any other sigIer thereto shall vitatc the
whole paper, as to the other names.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a Card.

To all who suffering fruin the and inds-
crrtiens of youth, nervous weakness. early decay.
loss of manhood. Ac., will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America.
Send -elfaddressei envelope the Rev. Jo-ErH T..
ISNAS. .Stofies d., Bible Hossr. .yer Tcrk City
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- Go to Van Buskirk's. and get stone
ware at II cents per gallon.

~ The injurious use of improperly prepared pills
and other loudly-blown remedies, recommended To
cure all ills, is much TO be amened by all except the
doctor into whose care You are sure to CONC An
honorable and trrsy exception to the rule is Elerts
Daylight Liver Pills. They clear and purify the
system perfectly. Sold by Bckfor,l Sinclair Troy
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~ farmers- livery men. and harness makers who
have used Uncle SANS Harness Oil. will never use
other; is the best and only Reliable Oh in the
market. IL received the highest award at the Cen
tenniAl Exposition Of 1876 For sale by all first class
Harness Establishments. For sale by Biekfari &
Sinclair, Troy.
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BIRTu-DAY PARTr.-Robert Fickinger was Al
years old, Thanksgiving day. In the evening, Mrs
Flickinger invited in number of friends, who spent
a very pleasant evening. Refreshments were served.
and the party broke up at late hour, with the best
wishes for the excellent host and hostess.
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~ Go and get one of those Z hats ut
Van Buskirk'S. worth $3.50.
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sP Mr. Hitchcock, one of the oldest and best en-
gineers the Atchison and Nebraska Road. gave us
n call, on Tuesday He is pleasant gentleman, and
seems to have true appreciation of the RESPONSE
hle position he occupies.
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~ Dr. S. f. NiShet. Of the Christian Church. will
preach in the Troy Seho" House. ON Sunday, Dee'm-
hcr 9th. in the morning and at night.
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~ We learn that Col +. NJ. Keith of White
Cloud was stricken with paralysis. several days ago
One side is paralyzed, that he has no use of the
leg arm and is almost helpless and his speech has
,lso been affected.
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Eg~ s. II. Chase returned from Chicago, Tuesday
He has come to the conclusion that he is sort OF
Rip Van Wrinkle. When he left, there was not q
Democratic paper in the County; he Thought he had
been away about three weeks, but when he returned
he found a staunch Democratic paper, seven month:
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COVE AND SEE ME-Tho>e persons whom ! have
been accommodating for months past are respectfully
requested to return the compliment. by calling and
making settlement. Hyou will not como to see me,
shall have TO send somebody to see you
wN MANN.
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u 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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- One of the best DINNERS ever sat down to,
was at the Hibgy House, on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs.
Highly is noted for her excellent dinners but this one
was unusually good. number of invited friends
partook of the good things displayed the occasion.
We believe VIC have eaten Thanksgiving turkey at
the Highly House for six years in succession.
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To All Whom il May Concern-Take Notice.
On or before January l. the undersigned expects
a settlement with all who indebted to him. by
either note account. c. LELAND, JR.
la
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Travellers, Look Here |!


I II. LYNDS of White Cloud has bough the mail
" ronte from White Cloud Kansas tn Forest City No.
and has supplied with of S;ndetakers best plat
Hacks and also the best stock in the
Parties eont mplatng trip to 81 Joe. elsewhere
both time and money by taking this popular
Mr.. Lynds will until further notice. s-ne round trip
tickets good for days at the low Of dollar
He has also redneed the regular fare To s>ees
Close connections made with all mail trains the A.
y. and X. e, 81. Joe & e. u. Railroads.
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Troy Lumber Yard.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
Lath, Shingles,
Doors. Glazed Sash.
Limo, Hair, Cement, sa,c.,
AT LOW PRICES. FOR CASH.
Yard, Near the Depot.
lSoct5,. ROBr. TRACY d 90.

~ rNCLESAMS CONDrrIoNPnW Cures
aud Prevents Disease. Every stock raiser should
have it on hand, he used occasion may require
II your druggist does not have the genuine Uncle
SANS do not he deceived with inferior article
but send to the Emmert Proprietary Co. Chicago
and get it for yourself For sale by Bickforl & Sin
clair Troy.
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~ mule belonging to Franklin Babcock stran-
sled himself to death with his halter Saturday night
There is no fathoming the meanness of a mule.
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~ Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland.
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~ On Monday afternoon. in Court. the Young
German ACCUSED of stealing money at White Cloud.
pleaded guilty, and sentenced to one year in
the pcnitentiary
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iS We understand that Mr.. Pryor Plank intends
moving to Hawatha, next week. As We remarked
before, Doniphan County can lily afford to lose
such substantial citizens He goes where business
facilities are better than Iowa Point. We trust the
Bulletin will call this notice abuse for electicneer
in
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- The following articles of glassware
for 81, at Van Buskirk's: l sugar,
creamer, spoon, l butter, 6 sauce, and
] pickle dish.
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~ good Ipany around here are wearing the red
ribbon in their button hole. Some have taken If On
trial TO lie returned il they not satisfied.
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70 Go to Van Buskirk'S, and get lbs
Of Imperial Tea for 81, or 81 cents pc
pound.
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P~ Illustrated Marriage Guide, 40 pages cloth
and gilt binding, 50 cents same in paper cover. 3
cents. Manhood. 10 cents: womanhood. 10 cents;
Pamphlet, eents-securely sealed by mail Send
money or postage stamps DIR. WHITTIER, the great
specialist. 6l7 st. Charles Street. st. Louis. No.
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~ Call in at Leila nd's, amd ace ihe
largest and best stock Of goods In Don.
ipi,sn County.
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~ Go to Van Buskirk's, and get some
Of that 20 cent tea. worth al.
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rS In the District Conr., Monday. the County At
torney entered mote in the case of A. ). M"wry' at
the request of DIR. Dale.