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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-11-28
THE SUN FOR 1879.

VNHE SUN will be printed every day during the
Il year to come Its purpose and method will be the
readable shape and to tell the truth though the
The Sun has been is and will continue to be pd,,pd
convictions. Of duty. that Is the only policy which
which has for this newspaper the confdene and
friendship Of wider constituency than enjoyed
by any other American Journal
The Sun is the newspaper for the people, 1t Is for
the rich man against the poor man for the poor
al interests in the community 1t Is not the organ Of
any psrsos class sect Q. party There need be
man against the rouges every IL Is for the honest
the honest Republican against the dishonest Democrat
IL does not take its from the Of any poll
tician or political organization gives II. support
with the Constitution. and with tho principles upon
ever the Con.tituon and coustitationa principle, are
voiaed-as IN the Outrageous conspiracy Of 1915 by
ofice, where stills remains-It speaks ont for The
right That Is the Saas idea Of independence In mi.
The Sun has fairly earned the hearty h.irsd ~
rascais frauds and humbuss Of all and sizes IL
hopes deserve that hatred less in the year 7s
continue to shine on the wicked with unmigated bright
While ls.sons Of the past should be constantly kent
before tue people the sun does not propose T.
for the aud women Of to-day. whose concern 5
chiefly with the Affairs Of to-day II has the dspo
son and the ability afford It's readers the promptest
fullest and accurate ntegen whatever N tb.
wide world is worth attention To end the resources
belonging TO welicstAbsned prosperity will be literally
The present disonted condition Of parties fin thi.
traornzry significance events Of .he coming year
The discussions Of the pr-s the debates and acts OF
section Of the Republic will have direct bearing on the
Presidential election Of Iso-an which must bo
otto Amse.n political dsss or Allegiance
To these elements Of interest may be sdded probsh
gress the Increasing fsebenezs Of ths fanduleut Ad
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Mr. L. S. Young, Sheriff of Brown County, was
through here business, one day last week.
Mr. Marckle had the misfortune to have his horse
get away from him, Wednesday night. He
had to walk five miles on account of the acci-
dent He had not recovered his animal, at last
counts.
George Straian, Esq, Of your city. is staying in
the store of Mr.. Rckenbach.
Work toward building the parsonage is progress
ing finely. We learn that they will have funds
enough subscribed to justify the com mencement Of
the work.
Samuel Nisbet is home from Oregon. No., where he
has been attending school. the last quarter.
Streip is making extensive preparations for build
ing, in the sprins He is of those men who have
things ready beforehand, that when the time
comes for business, he is not in hurry.
Mr. L. NJ. Miller has purchased the property Of
Mrs. Louthan. We glad Of this, rs it will tend
to make him permently locate at this point
Rickenbach is building cellar, and also an sddi-
ton to his store-room rendered necessary by his in
crcasing business.
r. C. Mailer is closing out his stock at cost prepar
atory to going out Of the mercantile business.
Mr. Zeiber, of Blue Springs Nebraska, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. A. Angstsd.
The highest cash price paid for all kinds of grain,
at the Leona elevator, by Jameson Bros
Billy vader and Charley Miller, together with
their families paid cur little town visit. Sstur
day. Y.
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REPUBLICAN,.

Our friend, d. w. Nerse. was circulating among
his old townsmen, last Nonday, at Severance. He
has the good wishes Of rs all.
Tramp, tramp, tramp. No, sir; Andy Weycr says
it was DEAR little baby girl, and it weighed seven
teen pounds.
Couldn't you raise it three pounds! That Geary
city fellow tells bigger one.-Pr1
Den. Cronin has been busy as bee, for the past
ten days. before the bar Of Judge Green. On Friday
evening, Green procured vehicle. and transported
Den. to his country residence. The community ID
we'll pleased with the in which Green dispos
cd of 90 difficult case.
Mr.. Dooley wrapped himsslf in his Official cloak,
last Wednesday. We understand that the olive
branch has been quite freely circulated among the
small boys.
You can get o suit Of clothes cheap at Rippey's.
The people have given 81. John the executive pow
er of our State and Kennedy voice in our Legisla-
ture Great heavens! What won't they do next!
The winter wheat looks well, bat there arc said to
be insects working On il, in some localities.
O. yes girs there 10 report that one Of our lead
ing merchants will shortly open dancing school,
TON.
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u With the sudden changes Of Temperature
which prevail in Autumn weather-rain, sleet, wind,
snow and sunshine often in a single day-it is no
wonder that Death gathers such rich harvest
among the neglected Colds and Coughs Every
home should contain Eilert's Extract of Tar and
Wild Cherry, which prevents serious sickness if tax
en- in time, and will surely cure Coughs, Colds,
Group Cstsrrh, Consumption, and all Bronchial
complaints Don't wait for sickness to come, but at
once procure this valuable remedy lit may save life
when delay would result in death Warranted and
sold by C. d. Bckford & CO., and d. c. Sinclair,
Troy: Aug Miller, Wathena.
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Opening Of Lecture Season!
NOBLE L. PRENTIs.

The Brilliant Author and Journalist, will
Deliver his Instructive and Entertaining
Lecture, entitled,
"a Kansas Mans Impressions of
England, Scotland, and Ireland, /"
In the Cont House, Troy, Friday even
ing, November %, 1873, at 7:3O o'clock.
Admission, 40 cents; Reserved Seats, 80
cents. For sale at Sinclair's Drug Store.
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srop pRlNKaNG ylNEGAR.

How many young women, who have Inherited .
predisposition to esbospoiaf- have ruined their
health By drinking venegar to reduce their forms to
graceful proportions Aan's Anti-Rst is absolutely
harmless. II promotes digestion, and sccoup!shes
its work simply by preventing undue assimila-
ton Of the fatty ingredients Of the food Excessive
fatpess 4 vexatious burden, and there 10 NO long
er an excuse for enduring d, since Allans Anti
Fat is an encctual remedy for this abaormal c0ndi-
ton
CoIoRADo SPRINGS, Col, July Is, 1873
BorAxrc MEDICINE Co, Buffalo, N. Y
GenaemenlI lost three pounds while taking one
bottle of AIlsn's AntiRst. Yours truly,
NR& n. B. 4rERA
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(Erilen for the ChieT.)
DON'T FORGET YOUR MOTHER, BOY

Don't forget your mother. boy.
Wherever You may roam;
But keep warm spot in your heart
For mother. and for home.
Though mountains rise and valleys spread.
And rivers run between,
Yet don't forget your mother, boy,
Still keep her memory green.
No stronger love than mothers love
The human heart can hold;
lis swifter than the winged winds,
And pure as beaten guild.
Then don't forget your mother. boy.
Whatever else you do;
Through Summers sun and Winters shade,
She thinks alone Of you.
And If the tempters hidden art
Should lead your feet sstray,
Think, II will wound . mothers heart
And firmly turn away.
The changing years, that swiftly pass.
May bring you many joys;
Remember that mothers life
Il bound up in her boys.
While stars are in the heavens above,
Or waters in the sea,
The lengths and depths Of woman's love
No mortal eye can see.
The hands that led your infant steps,
Their toll will soon be DER;
The world may give you many friends
A mother, never more.
Then, don't forget your mother, boy,
Wherever you may roam,
But keep . memory in your heart,
OF mother and Of home.
NJ s. LIyERMoRK.
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Civil.
First Day-DecemSer d.
No l. John Alexander o. Shonyo. Proceden-
do. W. d. Webb for plaintiff Perry and
Brewster for defendant
No 9 A. Low vs.. 7. ]. vanderslice. Procedendo.
Webb for plaintiff Price and Heatley for
defendant.
No. B. D. Bayne vs.. c. G. Bailey. Procedendo
Johnston, Seaver, Price and Heatley for
plaintiff; Webb for defendant.
No. l. Frye, Warner, Kelley & Co., vs.. l. R. San
ders. Procedendo. Campbell and Webb
for plaintiff; Wood and Price for defendants.
No. s. In the matter of the Estate Of Abjjah Vince
Ter, deceased, H. II. Wheeler. Administrator,
VS.. The Atchison Savings Bank ct al. Pro
cedendo. Webb for plaintiff Guthrie for
defendants.
Second Ddy-Deeerber ID.
No. 6. Sue Finn, an infant, by her next friend,
Martin Finn, VS.. The A. l. n. r. r. Co.
Damage. Everest & waggouer for plain
tiff; Guthrie for defendant.
No. 7. Lucy A. Browning VS.. Sias Herring ct al.
Partition. Webb for Plaintiff.
No. 8. Samuel Meyer VS.. c. c. Clonch. Guthrie
and johnson for plaintiff; Perry & Arm
strong for defendant.
NO. y 'uha e. bartett vs. MARY T. Donesteei OF
al. Partition sale Price and Heatley for
plaintiff; Seaver and Babcock for defend
ants.
No. 10. j. j. Lakin Vs. James Trant. Debt. c. o.
Madoulet for plaintiff.
No. II. II. B. Treat vs.. Matthias Dannevick ct nj.
Lien. Pierce & Walker for plaintiff; Ho-
vcrson, Webb, Perry & Armstrong for de-
PENDANTS.
No. II. Amanda Corby vs. Francis Berry. Repley-
in. Price and Hcatley for plaintiff; Babcock
for defendant.
No. Is. John T. Swaney VS.. Z. Anderson ct al. Ap-
peal. C. o. Madoulet for plaintiff.
No. IA. Saunders and Canter vs.. Charles Keenof
Ejectment. Price and Hcatley for plaintiffs;
Madoulet for defendant.
No. Is. Saunders and Canter vs.. +. n Greenstreet
ct al. Ejectment Price and Hcatley for
plaintiffs; Madoulet, Perry & Armstrong sor
defendant.
No. l6. Saunders and Canter VS.. Mary A. Droz ct
al Ejectment. Price and Heatley for plain
tiffs; Perry & Armstrong and Madoulet for
defendants.
Third Day-Deeem6er Ill.,
No. IL. Saunders and Canter vs.. John McClelland
Ejectment. Price and Heatley for plaintiffs
Perry & Armstrong for defendant
No. IS. Sanders and Canter VS.. Lawrence Keibler
Ejectmcnt Price and Hcatley for plaintiffs:
Madoulct for defendant.
No. 10. Mary Heitz VS.. Samuel Engerman ct al Fore
closure. Perry & Armstrong for plaintiff;
Dreaming and Price for defendants.
No. 90 The City of Severance VS.. Thomas Kilkenny.
Appeal. Perry for plaintiff; Seaver for de-
PENDANT.
No. 81. Mary S. Parker VS.. C. F. Parker. Divorce.
WitIiams A. Rrav Ear ,,l.;,~
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u Farmers, guard your horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs from the dstempers colds and fsvers so easily
taken this time of year, and costing 90 much when
neglected, by mixing Uncle Ssm's Condition Powder
in their feed according to the directions. You can
make no investment that viii yield SO great profit
to your purse, and comfort to your stock. Sold BY
C. b. Bickford 4 CO., and D. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aug.
Miller Xathena-
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Is HEALTH WORTH AN EFFORri

IS HEALTH WORTH An EFFORT
Browns Vegetable Liver Pills are the most
reliable remedy for sick headache, biliousness, indi
gestion and torpid liver, now before the public.
They are prepared with special reference to the bill
ous influences of this Western climate, and now
the popular family pill of the OLD and NEW WEST.
Ask for them and take no other.
Browne Cough Dalsaa gives sure reliof to
all who suffering from Coughs, Colds, and throat
and lung Affections Do not neglect q cough until
consumption has you in its fatal grasp bat procure
this great Remedy ut once.
Browne AFaica Salvs il acknowledged to be
the greatest healing remedy Of the age. 1t removes
inhammafion and heals old sores, ulcers cuts burns
and frost bites.
Ask for preparation of SarsaPaFilla, DanAe-
Hen, and leAiae 81 Pesassiua; the great rem.
edy for Chronic Rheumatism. 1t purifes the blood
and invigorates the liver.
The ADORE popular Remedies and all of Browns
Great Western Family Medicines, for sale by C. b.
Bickford & Co.. and d. C. Sinclair Troy; Aug Nil
Ter, Wathena.
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. .....s Z: LITERATURE. ARTA SONG.

ever Issued fron the American Press combining Poetry
aiseoriee BieGrsphiss Essays, Anecdotes and Masic
nrevtsgs. ssaatful Steel Engraving pressnted er.
t 70 each sabsexiber This work should b In .srrv
dsS fe The Holidays Kxfxa inAacssnts 70 eomDefrrt
AEentA writs g e.ee fss tsrns snd tseritsry
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rRE PoEr WHTTIER esus e a eeMvlste sseesssL"
Act upos he rssdey Eks tonic TAs editorial depar-
rsessenf 70 espeeisuv area1. "-Bosfon Transcript
Csstiaxes % nod is gtss In tie front Of Amseas mag
Asse greater erigiss6y snd JSssAse"- s9sdsS School
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Y There will be n meeting of the County Board,
next Monday, December Cd, to transact road and
other general business.
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u Economy is the road to wealth." hfty cents
worth Of Uncle Sans Harness Oil applied to your
harness. will make the leather look like new, and
keep it soft and plable Sold BY all Harness deal
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Y Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Inimeut is
healing balm for every wound on man or beast. For
sale by c. B. Bickford 4 Co., and D. c. Sinclair,
Troy; Aug Miller, wstbena
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y The Donphan County bond suits will come
off in the United States Circuit Court ut Topeka,
this week. Some of our citizens have gone down, as
witnesses.
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~ Adam had no mother-in1sv, and children
have NO worms that use Dr.. Jaques' German Wsfm
Cakes. Try them. For sale by C. B. Bickford 4 Co..
and D. G. Sinclair. Troy; Aug. Miller Wafhens-
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CARPETS, CaxPsesi
We have ON hand Samples Of Carpets. We will
take orsisrs. and furnish at factory prices.
c. B. BIcKFoRD Co.
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Consu,nption Cured.

n Too many shows crowding in, all at once.
Some of them are bound to fntten.
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r. Joe Fox got back from Montana, Sunday. He
came to dispose of his Summers accumulation of
scalps.
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II District Court will commence next Monday,
for the December term. We publish the Bar Dock
ct, in this ISSUE
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chew JAcrsos's BEST swsss NAVY Tessecs

~ Just received. . large stock Of fFesh 7, at
C. B. BBcKFoRD & Co.
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Money - Lean,
I'm Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, on i've
years time less Interest," eight per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable.
H. 4 w. H. BARTLETT.
Ofsce over Buchanan Bank, St. Joseph, No.
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LEcTUEE-Wm.J J. Orem will lecture, Sunday even
ing, December lst at the Court House, in Troy Sub
ject: Governments, Human and Divine; or, the
Purposes of God Concerning Earth and Man, as Re
vealed in the Bible" Lecture free.
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n If you have any real estate to sell, apply to N
B. & G. 7. Wood, Troy, Kansas.
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.

HARPERS MAGAZINE One Year 400
HARPERS WEEKLY, 400
HARPERS BAZAAR, 400
The THREE publications. one year, 1000
Any TWO, one year. 100
SIX subscriptions year. 900
Terms for large climbs furnished application.
Postage Free 10 all subseriIers in the Caed States or
Canada.
The Annual Volumes Of HARPERs Bazaar. In neat cloth
binding will be sent by express free Of expense provided
the freight does exceed dollar per volnme for
u 90 each complete Set comprising ELeren Volumes
sent receipt of cash at the rate Of Is IS per volume
freight at expense Of purchaser.
Remittances should be made by Post Office Money Or
der or Draft, to avoid chance Of loss.
Nerrpdpers copy advertisement i.ito he
erprexs order Of HARPER BROTHERS.
Address HARPER BROTHERS. New York.
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Cheap Lumber

In order to sell lumber very cheap nc have eoneiu
ied to sell only for cash.
Sept l2, 1873 Thor LUMBER AAhD.
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II The BMilesis twits the Chief not getting
out on time every week five got our printing done
at ST. Louis, and the express didn't fail and could
raise enough "scsds- to lift the bundle from the Of
fee, could get out on time every week, no matter
how much iobwork We had
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II The house of ID. M. Conklin, five or six miles
northwest of Troy, Was burned, several weeks ago.
and nearly all his household goods destroyed. The
loss on house was about 800, and on goods, S75.
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TDon't You forget il, that when you want Coal
to come Troy Junction, and Chambers will sell il
to you
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GRAND ExcURsIoS.-John Mulvihill, of St. Joseph,
was in town, Wednesday, circulating bills for grand
excursion the St. Joseph and Denver City Rail-
road. to the renowned Hyer Sisters Combination, at
st. Joseph, Monday and Tuesday. December ID and
3d. in their two great plays of "Urlina the African
Princess" and "Out Of Bondage supported by
large and excellent company. Low rates will be
given, including railroad fare and admission to the
Opera House. Excursion will go to st. Joseph on
the regular passenger train, and return by special
train, after the close of the play.
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The Atchison e. Nebraska Railroad

The Atchis0n e. Nebraska Railroad.
GOING NORTH.
M mail and express leaves Atchison at 1850 p m-
Troy Junction at 200 D. arrive at Lincoln nj EAU m
No 3 through freight and accommodation leaves AT
Gibson At 100 q. m. and Troy junction at e%o a. m
GOING SOUTH.
No @ mail and express. leaves Lincoln at 200 4 m;
Trey junction l2s p. arrives at Atcnison ~ s'o
p. m. u.a.,;o, l.,ve. Lin.
coin AT 500 a. m Troy Junction at $50 p arrives al
Atchison at go p. m
CONNECTIONS.
Train No. leaves Atchison after arrival Of al kssteLn
trains connects with st. 10. D. C. X X from 81 1o-
semi at Troy Junction Train No connects Al Troy
function with the ST. Jo & D. G. for the West Tram
No connects Troy Junction with St Jo " y n n
for St Joseph makes close connections A. Atchrson
with the Missouri Pacific for Leavenworth kansas Si
ST Louis all Eastern and Southern points Win me
M & St Jo for Hannibal Quincy, and the East WIN
the c.. r. l. p R. for Rock Island lineage, anu ,ns
Eart With the K. c. ST. 10. c. H., for Chicago and
ahe East with the c. B. U. p. for CencordA and the
Solomon Valley With the A, 7. L. 5. +. H. Tor DENVER
Pueblo and the Great Southwest
Connections made at Lincoln with the D. . n III ~ o
tuaska and Nebraska Railways. -
R- All Traixs Daily except Sunday.
Ger Supt ecu Ticket Agent
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Troy Lumber Yard.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
Lath, Shingles,
Doors, Glazed Sash,
Lime, H01T, Cement, elbo.,
AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
Tard, Near tie Depot

q Nov that life insurance d 90 uncertain, you
had better use Elerts Daylight Liver Pills, good
health must follow. For sale by C. b. Bickford &
Co, and D. C. Sinclair Troy; Aue. Miller, wathena-
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An kinds Of Machine Oils, - low - ct s. Jos- %
Atchis~u. At Z. b. bicKTokD q 70.
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II desire to express my thanks to the kind
friends of the vicinity of Wolf River Church. for the
handsome donation Of So the proceeds of the Fes-
tival held the night of the 18th inst after paying
all expenses. T. X. ROACH.
The gross receipts of the Festival, arc inform
ed, were $3.50. There . splendid time, and
everything passed off nicely.-ED.l
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Harper's Weekly.
1879.
ILLUSTRATED.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS
The Weekly remains easily at the head of illustrated
papers, by s fine literary quality the beauty Of its type
and woodcuts.-Spriaqfed Republican,
Its pictorial attractions superb and embrace
variety Of subject and Of artistic treamrnt.-Zioas Her
ALL Boston,
The Weekly Is potent agency for the dissemination Of
correct political principles, and powerful opponent of
shams. frauds and false pretenses-EreniAJ Express,
Rochester.
The Volumes Of the Weekly be- with the first Number
for January of each year When time is mentioned
will be understood that the subscriber wishes To
mence with the Number next after the receipt OF his
order.
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II One of the species known as the 'intelligent
compositor," recently put in few days in ofce.
He originated somewhere in Missouri, was almost
fifty year, old, and, for old tramp printer possess
ed more "faith" than we ever knew in one of his
kind. He honestly and firmly believed that carry
ing buckeye in the pocket would cure piles and
he was hot in defence of the popular medical theory
that an infallible way to get rid of warts was to
touch the warts with grain of corn, wheat, bean,
other article, then wrap such article in package
and throw it where some one would pick it mp, when
the warts would disappear from the hands Of the
first person, and appear on the hands of the one
picking up the package. He called this process
giving away" the warts, and asserted that he had
freed his own hand from these unsightly ornaments
in this way. Tramp printers generally q set of
such unbcieving eusses, that it really pleasure
to meet full of innocence and trusting faith.
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FRANKLIN BABCOCK
win nezotiats loans for parties wishing to eono"
3feb76.
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n We sell only for Cash, and Will give our Gus
omers the best bargains in Severa nee, at
MCCRUN's
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Y For good goods and low prices, 60 to the Cash
Store ut Severance. McCRUA
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r For Wall Paper. 90 to D. C. Sinclair.

Remember, we guarantee all our - rePrese1soa'
-nr refund the money. c. II. BcKFokb~ y"
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CIDER VINEGAR
At C.B. BICKFORD 4 co.'s.
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~ Illustrated Marriage Guide, e6o pages, cloth
and gilt binding, so cents; same in paper cover .
cents. Manhood, 10 cents; Womanhood, 10 cents
Pamphlet cents securely sealed, by mail Send
money or postage stamps. Dr. WHITTIER, the great
suec;aIist 6l7 St Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo.
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EChambers, At Troy junction, buys Wheat and
Corn, and pays - much - anybody else can. Call
and Sc hin
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MARRIED.

y For Pure Cider Vinegar, 60 to D. C. Sinclair.
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Jusr RrcEIvED-A large stock of Wall Paper and
Border. L. ID niSAfoA