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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-10-31

y The Bulletin has again come down to q so Q
year. Perhaps in q week or two 1t will inform tho
public that nothing less than 81 will get it, Is It did
once before Better give it away, and pay subscrib-
ers something for taking it. then you may succeed in
getting good list. The man who cuts under living
prices in his business in order to make it appear that
q competitor is eItorting from the public may be
expected to feel the pressure of inadequate patron
age, in due course of time. Next look out for pat
ent outside.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, l,.
hzxV..,. - ls2.- -

STATE OF KANSAS, Toe
DoNIPIAS COUNTY. 30
In the District Court for Donphan County State Kansas
Julia f. Bartlett, Plaintiff
Mary Z. Bonesteel ct al, Defendants
NOTICE Is hereby given that will on the 9TH day
~ of November, A. d. 1878 at the hour of clock
p NJ OF said day, at the North door OF the Court
in the city Of Troy in Donphan County State Kansas
offer for sale at public auction for cash the following
described real estate tn witt The half the north
east quarter Of section FIVE % in township three 81 Of
range nineteen t9 containing eighty 1907
less also Lots sixteen t6D and seventeen ~ IN Block
seventy two t72 in she City of Highlands all Of the
going described property being situated In Doniphan
County In the State of Kansas Taken the property
of Mary T. Bonesteel et AL and offered for sale the
highest bidder for cash. to satisfy certain dyment
for partition. and COSTS Of record In the District
Court for Donphan County In the State of Kansas in
which Julia f. Bartlett was plaintiff and Mary Z. Bone
steel ct al defendants.
Given under my hand this I'd day Of October A D. 1s7s
CHARLES BURXHALTER.
Sheriff Of Donphan County.
October ,, is1S-Jw. Prs fee sia50
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II The Rural

q The Rural Ne~ Yorker of November 9th will
illustrate, from fe and describe their free distr
button, Of seeds comprising varieties that cannot be
obtained elsewhere, many having been originated on
their extensive experimental farm. This distribu-
ton will equal in value the yearly price of the paper
ITSELF This issue will be sent free to all who NAV
apply. Address 70 Duane street, New York. The
Rural Nes Yorker is inaugurating new era in hort
culture and agriculture
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Te All whom is May Concern.

As conc Of my Democratic friends have been kind
enough to report that have withdrawn from the
canvass for County Attorney, and deserted the
Greenback in their time Of need; now, this il
TO inform those men, and all others concerned that
am on the hustings, and that am . candidate to
the end, come what may. Remember, that am
running the Greenback ticket. and that our mot
TO is Nil desperamdum. Respectfully,
u. ODRIscoLL-
DOyfHAH October d 1874
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n Last Saturday night, as James Gray, of Nor
way Station, returning from q dance. the wagon
in which he was riding struck stump, throwing
him out and dislocating his shoulder. DIR. Bob.
Dinsmore fixed him up, and he was all right Sunday
morning.
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DoNIrHAN Coryrr.-We are personally acquainted
with nearly all the candidates On the Republican
ticket in Donphan county. Fred. Close for District
p. Shulsky for Commissioner Chss. Rappelye for
Probate Judge, ID. w. Brown for Superintendent
and Phil Kelley. J. b. Kennedy and A. J. Selover
They will make excellent officers and legisIator. and
ought to be elected. The Troy Chief is as usual
with It, making gallant and vigorous fight for their
election. and We sincerely trust its efforts NAV be
crowned with success More deserving and capable
candidates have never been nominated in Douiphan
CONTEMPLATION Champion
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SEVERANCE. KANSAS. October 30. Is7s.

SEVERANCE. KANSAS, October 90 1873
Mr. VIM. Ward. Chairman Democratic Committee:
Sir On account of reasons personal to myself,
hereby present my resignation Democratic candi-
date for Representatives to the Legislature from the
First Representative District and beg leave sug
gest the name Of Is. A. Seaver the candidate, in
my place. and earnestly request that every good
Democrat in the District will and work for him
till the close of the polls. Yours, respectfully,
A. " XATERs
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In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of
the State Of Kansas sitting within and for Doniphan
County.
Charles L. L, Flint Plaintiff
Abraham Kendall {
Nancy Kendall. Defendants.
TVNO ABRAHAM KENDALL. nonresident, defendant:
Il You hereby notified that you have been sued by
Charles L. Flint the above named plaintiff who fled his
petition In the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court
within and for Dobiphan County State Of Kansas
I'D day Of October A. d. 1873; and further
he'd that you must dsmur the petition Of said
plaintiff before the 5h day Of December A. d. 1879
said petition will be taken true and Judgment rem
dered aecordingy the nature Of which Judgment will be-
that plaintiff title To the following described real prop
erty situate in Doniphan County State Of Kansas wits
the south Of south
sixteen u6D in township two 90 Of twenty to be
queted and determined against said defendants and all
persons claiming under by through them, and that
said defendants be forever esopped and barred from
ting up claiming estate interest lien in. tn,
upon said property and for such other and further relief
BROWN & CAMPBELL,
n. G. REyILLE,
y. BABCOCK.
Attorneys fot Plaintiff
October "a. isss4w. Prs fee go
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AT the solicitation of friends, announce myself
candidate for Representative to the Legislature from
the First Legislative District. b. A. SEAvER-
Highland, Oct. 30. 1873
District Clerk.
FRANK BROwx II . candidate for reelection to the
Office of Clerk of the District Court.
Probate Judge.
am q candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Probate Judge Of Donphan County, at the ensuing
election. RoBERr WILKINSON
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All persons indebted to me, who do not call and
settle by November lst will find their accounts in
the hands of magistrate for collection.
Louis DEGGNGER.
Highland Station, Oct 10th, 1873.
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SEVERANCE, Oct, 90. lSs

NJ, SEVERANCE, Oct 30 lSa.
Mr. EDrIoR:-l learn, this evening that certain
woula-oe party bosses have succeeded in bullyiny A
W. waters the regular nominee of . Democratic Con
vention for Representative of the track and foistne
IN bus place b. A. Seaver, who was not Nominated.
Seayer V . mighty smart man His adroitnees in ef
fscng the escape Of Pat Maher the assassn of Bean
champ proves that They have deposed Waters by .
9muar piece OF strategy. Democrats let us vote the
tns just - the bosses 6x 1t up for ua All that We
are of any secount fnr. II 10 vote a DrvoCp 4,
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MR. EDroR:-Allow me to announce to the voters
of the First District that s. D. Gilmore has not been
Withdrawn - . candidate for County Coumissioner,
on the Greenback ticket; and any assertion to the
contrary u without authority Of the Committee.
San. r. HARDY
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I-SIox TnwxsuIp Oct % Is1a

UNION TOWNSHIP, Oct %, 1873.
Mr.. EDIroR:-I am requested to state my position
the herd law, being candidate far Representative
in the First District. As individual am in favor
of the herd law; but the great Democratic principle
that "the will of the majority should rule. would be
nv guide, if elected. A. W. WATERS
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THE NATIONAL sCoURGE.

1t is estimated that the annual damages caused by
the ravages of insects and exceed $50 coo
in the United States alone Truly enormous loss
Yet it sinks into significance when compared with the
ravages of that more terrible scourge, Consumption
which annually sweeps hundreds of thousands of
human souls into eternity. The causes of consump-
ton various, depending in every instance for the
development Of the disease upon the scrofulous d.
atheists, or temperament, of the victim. Thus the
cause which will produce in one person an at
tack Of acute disease slight prostitution
will engender consumption in person Of scrofnlous
habit. That consumption can be cured by proper
treatment will be readily perceived when the exact
nature of the disease is understood viz. the accumu
latiOn and deposition of seroflOus matter tubercles
in the lungs. Obviously, the principal remedies re-
CURED are ~ apowerful alternative, blood purifier
to arrest the accumulation and also cleanse the blood
Of the scrofuous matter, and t2l mild cathartic to
expei the diseased matter Idrom the system This
course Of treatment, in conjunction with strict hy
gienic regime has proved the most successful method
Of curing this disease. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
discovery and Pleasant Pugative Pellets are the best
alternative and cathartic remedies before the public
and have been alone used in thousands of cases of
consumption, with the most marked efficacy Dr.
Pierces lnvalids Hotel, at Buffalo, N. " affords
specisl and unequaled advantages to cousumptiyes
not only possessing the hest medical and byyiepic
means of treatment, but having the essential advan
tage Of being situated in climate where the inhab
itants are notably free from this disease.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-10-31

V' pleasant party came of ut DIR. Reeder's resi-
dence, Tuesday evening. 1t was the crystal annver-
sary of Dr. and Mrs Reeders marriage, but this part
of il WAS not made known until the close of the party
Therefore. the crystal presents were not brought.
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II Col. Phillips made four excellent speeches in
Iowa and Wolf River Townships Monday and Tues
day. Col. Phillips is q Greenbacker who believes
that the Republican party the true Greenback par
ty. The Republicans of the First Representative
and Commissioner District feel confident and happy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-10-31

~ Alfred Taylor, Greenback candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, made q speech at the Court House.
Tuesday night. He was not sufficiently advertised,
and his audience was small. We have heard no re-
port of his speech.
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Notice BY Publication.


In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District of
State Of Kansas sitting within and for DOnphan County
Charles L Flint. Plaintiff
Isaac p. Collins. }Def.pdant
THO ISAAC =. COLLINS, non resident defendant:
Il You hereby notified that you have been sued By
Charles l. Flint the above named plaintiff Who flied his
petition In the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
within and for Donphas County State Of KAasaa on the
I'd day Of October A. ID. 1878 and 700 further mott
6ed thst yos mnst answer the petition filed by plaintiff
before the nfh day Of December A. D. l7 or aid
petition VIII be taken - true and Judgment rendered
corngiy; the mature OF which judgement viii be- that
PLAINTIFF: tide % the following described real property
sitnated in Doniphas County, Kansas the easg
half Of the north vest quarter II section twenty
CD township four. ~ Of mage twenty t3 be quetcd
and determined against nd defendant and all persons
claiming nader o. By sathoity through them sad
Be forever barred and estoppd from setting
% claiming sny estate interest lien in upsa aid
py and for sshsr sad further relief nay be Just
BROWN 4 CAMPBELL,
n c. RRvILLE, 4
y. BABcOCK
Atfsrseys for Plaintiff.
Oef"bef ~ isfs-Sv- Prs fee. 10.
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SheriH,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS,

DoSPHAx County, SsS'
In the District Court for Donhan County State of Kansas
Albert Perry, Plaintiff.
Willis J. yancuren
and
Henrietta Vancuren. Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will on the 9Th iay of
IN November A d. is7s ut the hour of clock p N
of said day. the North door of the House in the
city Of Troy in Donphan County, State of Kansas offer
for sale at public auction for cash. the following descrb
ed real estate To wit Part of the south of
the southwest quarter Of section twenty seven (l i'm
township four % south, Of range twenty 20) in Don
phan County State of Kansas described as follows:
Commencing at the middle of the west line the quar-.
ter thence at lie north 81 rods and links elder
inches in diameter marked b. thence 40 rods and
links at 60 west to rock cornering three slpperyel
trees each inches in diameter south 74o Inks
from thence south 36 rods and links 800 west
To black walnut tree 20 inches in diameter thence south
20 rods and 20 links to section line at l5o and
links to section thence north section line to
place Of beginning. Taken the property of Willis J.
Vancuren and Henrietta vsncuren and offered sals
to the highest bidder for cash. satisfy certain Judy
ment and costs Of record in the District Court for
Doniphan County. State OF Kansas. in which Albert
Perry plaintiff and Willis j. yancuren and Henri
eta Vancuren defendants
Given under my hand this ID day Of October D. Is1s
CHARLES BURKHALTER
Sheriff of Doniphan County
October 3, lsss-5w. Prs fee &il
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-10-31

II George Anderson is home from ows. The
authorities up there discovered that they had been i'm
posed upon, and Anderson was discharged before
the examination Of the first witness completed
The officers are now puzzled to where they shall
get their fees, the prosecuting witness, the man
Deeling is not worth q pinch of guano.
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MARRIED.-October 24th, 1875 ut the residence of
the brides fsther, by Rev. A. S. Gechter, of Hiawa-
tina, Mr.. 5. II. Roger, of Brown County, and Miss
Bette A. Herring of Highland Station, Kansas.
large crowd and splendid time
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MOncY f0 L0Rn.

TN Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers on five
years time, less Interest eight per cent per
Commissions reasonable
H. g. w. II. BARTLETT
Office over Buchanan Bank, st. Joseph, No.
lSinply.
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~ Col J. A. Comerford, Of Colorado, will deliver
q series of Temperance addresses, at the Methodist
church, beginning Friday evening, November LIST
Turn out everybody.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Representative.

Fee lin adraneel-Fev L<gisafuss or County Ofee q
Tornskip or Cry Oaee. e.
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II Samuel Herring has declined the nomination
for Clerk of Iowa Township and Frank Kitzmer
has been placed in his stead. The selection Of Mr.
kitLmiller Is excellent one.
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II Frank Browns announcement for District
Clerk will be found in the proper department Mr.
Brown il we'll known, that it is not necessary for
to do more than call attention to his announce
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II Illustrated Marriage Guide, 26o pages, cloth
and gilt binding. 50 cents; in paper cover, IS
cents. Manhood 10 cents; womanhood, 10 cents;
Pamphlet, cruts-securely sealed by mail. Send
money or postage stamps. DR.. WHITTIER, the great
specialist, 6l7 81. Charles Street, St Louis, No.
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r An excursion will be the Atchison and
Nebraska Road, November 7th, to hear the Charlotte
Thompson Troupe, at Atchison. Train will return Mt
midnight
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n Doc. Dinsmore went hunting out at Jim An
dersons Saturday night last, and the result s, that
Q ten pound boy calls Joe Nixon "Grandps."
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II Prof Cooke, the renowned e1poser of Spirit
ualsm, at the Court House. Friday evening next.
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Y The St. Louis press pronounces Prof. Cookies
exhibitions the most wonderful and marvellous ever
given in that CITY.
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The renowned Anti-spiritualist VIII appear at tn
Court House. Friday evening next in his exposure ol
Spritualstc frauds The press throughout the coun-
Try is loud in its praises of his performances He not
only presents the physical tests Of the most famous
mediums, but secondsight mind reading, and clair
voyance. He will doubtless be greeted BY crowded
house We append the following notice, from the ST.
Louis Journal, of May 18th:
The Olympic Theatre, this week. is the of one
OF the most enjoyable entertainments the season has
produced. prof Cooke comes out with the somewhat
novel title Of exposer Of sprualistic tricks and
backs up the assertion with complete and astons-
ing an exhibition has been shown the pub
hc The secondsight business, the clairvoyant test
and spirit bride levee, by Miss Crawford and Miss
Cooke, quite wonderful and could be described
in columns- The Professor has quiet and ir.esist-
bly, dr0u way upon the stage, and luckless he who
provokes the current of his fun for the
s as conducive to humor it it creative of wonder
II 10 worthy all that can be said in its praise
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DoSIrHAx, October q, 1873.
HIGHLAND STATION, October 18th, 1873.

HIGHLAND STATION, October 18th, 1873.
To tie Toseys Of Ioes Iosrsskiy:
l would state, through the columns of the Chief
that am not candidate for the ONCE Of Township
Clerk therefore, decline to accept the nomination
that bestowed upon be by the delegates of Iowa
Township. Thanking the Republicans of the Town
dercd me. Respectfully your,
SAMUEL HERxIyG.
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II Miss Selome Crawford in her wonderful clair
xoyant tests At the Court House, Friday night.
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u Bad news comes concerning King Collns
The Lawrence papers say that he got drunk, on
recent occasion, and went home and whipped his
wife 80 seriously that miscarriage was produced.
We thought that King was one Of those upon whom
it devolved to redeem the reputation Of the drum
mers from the character put upon them by Judge
Hubbard, Of Iowa.
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q J. B. Jetmore viii peak ct washens, Friday
evening: and sf Doniphan. Saturday. 1t o'clock
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r The County Board will meet on Friday, No
yx,nber 9Th, to canvass the votes of Tuesdays
election, and to transact miscellaneous business.
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n Hagenbuch Brothers are manufacturing the
incest and best brooms ever got up in this County
Thanks to them for one of their best
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SKvERAScR, KANSAS, October 18th, 1873
Convention called TO order by w. E. Foster, Chair
man Of Central Committee.
C. o. Turkelson chosen Chairman, and ID. L.
Carpenter, Secretary. Motion carried that the rot
ing be by ballot.
n. L. Springer wa nominated for Trustee, on first
ballot On motion, his nomination made unani-
NOUS
W. H. H. Curtis was nominated for Treasurer.
r j. Cook was nominated for Clerk.
g. 7. Dooley and ID. l. Carpenter were nominated
for Constables-
Road Overseers:
Ia. District, Samuel POINTER.
I'd g. 3. Swim.
eth George Streip-
5th Z" william Riddle
9th George Mock.
eth Abrsm Bennett.
9Th a. J. AlberA.
The Secretary was Instructed to furnish the pro-
ceedings of the Convention to the Chief for pablcs
ton.
The Convention then adjoer,ed-
ID. L. CAxrxxrER, Sec.
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Y Jim Williamson is more behind tho coun-
ter, ut Lcland's. He has had long and hard wres
Tie with bilious fever
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~ Miss Bertha Norris in her great Spirit Bride
peance at the Court House, Friday night
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~ Everybody should 60 to the Court House, and
see Prof Cooke, Friday evening.
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u See card of the Severance FIGURING Mil, the
only waterpower mill in the County, and one OF the
best In the State
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IL Eresh beef pork, mutton, and sausage, on
hand 1t all times, at Mann & Aorehsad's new meat
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Geo. p. RoWelI g. Co.'s
SELECT LIST OF
LOCAL WSPAPERS.

Many persons suppose this list to be composed Of
CHEAP low priced newspapers The fact Is quite 9TH
erwise The Catalogue exactly what the papers
are When the name Of paper is printed in FULL
FACE TYPE, Its in every instance the BEST paper
in the place. When printed In CAPITALS, it il the
ONLY paper In the place. When printed in Roman let
tiers Is neither the best the only paper but Is
ally very good one, notwithstanding. The list gives
the population of and the circulation every
paper. 1T Is NOT COOPERATIVE LIST. 1T ~
NOT n CHEAP LIST. At the foot of the Gaia.
iogne for each state the important towns which
covered by the list enumerated. 1T Is AN HON.
EST LIST. The rates charged for advertising are
barely onefth the publishers schedule The price for
one inch four weeks in the entire list is S6BJ. Tho
regular rates Of the for the space and
are s3, 1858. The list includes DO newspapers Of
which 1853 are issued DAILY and SO5 WEEK.
In. They located in k2J different cities and
towns OF which - State Capitals. Has places Of
over 5000 POPULATION, and lll County Seats LISTS
SENT On APPLICATION. Address & 20. p. GOwELL
CO. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU 10
Spruce Street, printing House Sluare) New York.
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Losr-Near Highland, black and white plaid
shawl Mrs. g. r. SHEPHERD, Troy.
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q No use to 60 hungry for meat when you can
get il 70 cheap, at Mann g. Moreheads.
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n Mr. J. B. Walters proprietor Of the Bule''"'
arrived in town from MARYLAND. last week
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II Judge Prices canvass is very highly spoken o.
vhesevsr he has been. He is expected home, this
week.
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n Charles Rsppelye is again able to 10 about
By next Tuesday, he will be able to run we'll.
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r. Secure reserved seats for Prof Cookies enter
tainment, at the Post-offce.
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q The best meat at the lowest prices, at Mann
& Aoreheads.
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n Don't fail 70 see Prof. Cooke, Friday night.
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II We learn that John Cradle, Of Burr-Oak, Is
i'll.
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Orfober -. is1s-Sv.
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~ Tonight is Halloween. Go for the pumpkins
and things.