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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

PIPES for the million, At Eckford l.
Bros, at low prices.
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March Lin

Fresh Corn Meal always Oh hand At tn,
new Mill, near the depot, at the lowest
market price. A reasonable discount to
dealers. ~s. - ~v sJAMRs w. LEE
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READ with attention Eckford & Bros
locals, You will always see something
advertised that you need. ma,
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Opera Bouquet Cologne, the best Of
Perfumes, is made and sold only by
Z ~ e. j. w. EoKFoRD u Bro.
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!,
d. 3. Internal Reyenue-sI
tfa T'nxes.Bk

Under the Revised Statutes of the d
'Ststes, srctions 9z3s 3237,r 8o3s and 8
cry perssn engaged in any -basinsss
ton, or employ ment, which r, nde,l
BILE to q special tax, 10 required to
aud keep eonspieuously In his estab
or place OF business . Stamp denotil
payment Of said special tax for the :.
tax year beginning Nay l, 1878. Sect
lteyised Statutes, designates who ii n
to special tax. A return, as piescri
Form IL. is also required by Law of J.,
person liable to special tax ~ above. y,
penalties are prescribed for non-compll
with the foregoing requirements, or fo'
tinuing in business after April 30, 1875.
out payment Of tax. Application shoul
made to X. Z. POWER
Internal Revenue CollsetebR, Jackson,
March 10, 1878. .asif H..
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LOUIS ROY Is THE FIRST IN THE
MARKET WITH HIS SPRING STOCK.
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS GOODS
AND PRICES. ml3.tf.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

A trial package of DR.. A. @. Simmons
Liver Medicine costs you nothing, and
may save your life. Ask for one at the
drug stores -a1q III
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Our expenses are small; our profit,
light, and our stock very large.
Eckford & Bro.
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Something new" always to be found
by reading J. W. Eckford & Bros adver-
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Fire Proof Coal Oil, It's degrees Fire
Test, is sold by Eckford & Bro.
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GENUINE Imported Havana Cigars, the
very best that can be had, always on
hand and for sale, by SHE'LL BURDINE.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Marett & Co.'S fine Old Cologne Bran.
dy, for medical purposes, at Eckfords'.
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Our old friend Ike RIoE, of Memphis,
who has represented the Liquor and Ci-
gar trade of that city for 80 many years
nippi that he should be entitled
every town in the State, was
= Tuesday.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

The shipments Of cotton from Alb
srdesn for the ssason commencing
September lst,. 1877, mp to March
10Th, 1873, foot up 1926 bales.
The following is a list Of shipments
to corresponding dates, in the years
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Blank Books Of every description can
be found at very low prices, at
ECKFoRD 4 Bios.
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Bargains are offered in Lamps of every
description, at ECKFoRD 4 BRos.
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100 reams Foolscap, Letter, Bill, Tap,
Note and Legal Cap Paper, at gretly
reduced prices, at Eckford & Bros.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Rasors and Straps, fine quality ant
low prices, at = Eckford & Bros.
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A trial package of DR.. A. Q. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Medicine can be had,
free OF charge, ct EoKFoRD & Bros. -uS
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Little Maggie" Chewing Tobacco, very
fine and very cheap. Eckford Il Bro.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Go to DR.. SEWER if you want Dental
work done well. 100 m.
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~ We invite your special attention to the
new'and interesting advertisements of j.
w. Eckford & Bro. ma.
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Fresh Meal always on hand to exchange
for corn, a, The new Mill, near the depot.
Sept. IA, l677.if. j. W. LEE.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Six thousand pounds White Lead, al
grades. very low. Eckford & Bro.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Asge number Of fine pine and cypress
, received at Berg Saw Mills
d he Last week from the upper
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DR. SEWER is the best hand to extract
Teeth, without doubt. f20,3m.
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Cigars At from two for nickel to 15c.
each, ut Eckford 4 Bros.
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Dr.. Sewer makes plates ft 20 You can
eat chicken or fried ham. f2O,3m.
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DIR. SEWER makes all the plates to I'll
well and easy. ''.'''"'t y f2o, 3m.
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IN ON,

1t is from III - - c., uo
that DR.. Pr pH~lnl WI. o.bor
e - actin little time have the
80 lori turpentine, DR.. Prices
,ot,of time retains it's intense
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White and Red Onion Sets and But
tons for sale low, Eckford 4 Bros.
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Bouquet Chewing Tobacco, very su
perior; try it. Eckford 4 Bro.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

A telegram was received by Mr.. W.
B. JOHNSON Of our City, on Friday eve
ming, from his father who is doing bust
nnnt Hot Spripgs Ark. announcing
fire in that unfortu.
"a s4gy consumed.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

SASH DOORS AND BLINDS all
ways on hand and for sale at manufac-
tory prices at FuTRsLIs.
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Smoke the Long Branch CIGAR, sold
only by ECKFORL s BRO.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

A very fine and beautiful lot Of VIoLINs
have Just been received OF
ef J. w. ECKFoRD & BRO.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Eckford & Bro. have quantity of very
old Jamaica Rum, which they offer low.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Fine Pocket Knives can be boue ut very
low, at Eckford & Bros.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

FOR ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE
LINE OF SPRING GOODS, GO TO
LOUIS ROY'S. .-...n..n. mia, If.
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2 Ar. immense stock Of Blank Books, and
prices greatly reduced, at Eckfords'.
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arge 6h 1'hromos with wall and gilt
I'd frames Tor $500 at
"a ..,s,. FUTRELLs.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

An immense stock of Fancy Box Paper
sold at small profit, at Eckford Il Bros
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Wrapping Paper, very cheap, at Eek
ford 4 Bro,s 4 - Is ~ "a =
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Shoulder Braces-the most improved
styles--just received at Eckford 4 Bros.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Pure Cream Tartar specially at Eek
ford & Bros.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

RDAPTIsT CHURCH, New Hopcr-Revs R.J.
BusssY, PASTOR Services the eth Sabbath
4 each month 1t II Al ~
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Or all the Five-Cent Cigars to be
found, Shell 4 Burdine sell the best.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

ta21 al on Eckford 4 Brother
u Each paper is guar.
Mill, about five
We understand
N.Y.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

~ ARTIST CHURCH.-Rev.J. W. BOZEMAN
u Pastor. Sabbath Day slRvices ct II Z. m, and
,. y. Communion servleeQ list 6abbaths in
March, June, September and December. Prayer
lfectine Wednesdays ct p. m.
\ 6undsy School at q. m.-Prof. N. Il. BACON
Duperin tendent.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

WALL PAPER for sale cheap ct
81 FurRELLs.
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NOn.Resident Not

STATE OF MIa-ISSIPk
Monroe County.
In the ehanosry court Of said county.
Term, 1878.
Mrs. A. y. Moore No. i7Y.
T. A. Sale, Executor, ct ally
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, 1t appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the court, that TIL
defend ants. John u 0ore, adult, Postofiice ad
dress n known, Miss Matte K. Moore, b. y.
Moore and JoAp ~ Moore, minors without
guardisns, are Non-iesidents OF the State ~
Mississippi, and \Tesiae beyond the nmitA
cannot be served UPON then; that they resiJ1l
in the State OF TexaM and SAID Matte
Moore has for her post6Aiice Sadress sastro
Texar, and said b. y. Mosre anu joins
Grange, Texas. ~
said non resident defendalts rA'S
appearance herein on 9at the co
Gerry court to
the town OF - U0ll! IIl9
LIST Monday Of sept, 1873
there to plead. answer or aemur to the ssidN
conplainants petition for dover in tho lands
of Jonn W. Moore, deceased. or the several
allegations thereof will DO taken for confess
ed as to them, and the cause Proceeded in
accordingly. 4 -'
tbs further ordered, that copy Of this Or
der be published in the Aberdeen Examiner,
public newspaper printed and py y,
the town of Aberdeen in MopXln.
four weeks successfully, sp
this court do transmit by ms
to said nonresident defen<
this order to their address ata
A true copy from the minut!
3 Attest: Ii. y. CILLE1 brE,
March 81. 1878.
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March seems 70 have stabbed her rain
1tseds again, and We have been blessed
fhe last two days With beautiful
Ssgfssvs f.s.vssFssA <.
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SDINE's Iodide Of Ammo
good for Rheumatism,
r, Bruises, or any pur-
mt is needed, for man
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KENTUCKY, Olive and Notified Bar Soap
in any quantity, for sale very cheap, by
't SHE'LL & BURDINE. .

Corn bought and sold vt the new Mill,
near the Depot. JAMES W LEE.
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sheriH'S Sal9

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI a.
Monroe County.
Hampton o., = : s, D'''''' Order ~
No. 1886 Dated March 7, 1878, for ~,
a %s% Ct z : Houston s Order Of sal"
No. 1854. Dated March 9TH, 1878, for siS''s
D. " M y, TS S,ss' 5 Order Of sale,
No. 1876. Dated March 7sh, 1873. for $lol
ny virtue of the above Orders OF "a
! Is which issued FROM the ONCE OF Andre
Wood. Circuit Clerk Of Monroe county s
state of Mississippi. and to me directed, AD
in favor of Hampton d Dortch, and 81 nam
ton &. Dortch Use OF Robert 3, Houston. shI
]. NJ. Murray, and against E j. Nice, iof tn|
sum of thee hundred and htty-one sn|
eighty .three one-hcudrsdths 1891 sSioo' ao,
lars, besides the interest thereon and cosy. e
su,r. [ will expose to public sale. aeSoru'n :,
, 70 law. in front of the Court House aeor
0 ths city OF Aberdeen on -
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Very fine Gunpowder Tea at Eckford
& Bros.
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Mixed Paints, At Eckford L Bro.


Mixed Paints, at Eckford L Bro.
r Dark Lanterns, q Eckford u Brothers.
g
Powder, Shot and Caps, at Eckford
Bros.
Very hne Gunpowder Tea at Eckford
4 Bros.
Pure Cream Tartar q specially at Eek
ford & Bros.
Wrapping Paper, very cheap, at Eek
ford h Bros "a ~ "a -
Ale and Porter-best in the world-at
Eckford 4 Bros.
Violin strings is speciality with
"a ~ 4&tA Ea Eckford J. Bro.
re- Ia -.
Lamps and Lanterns very low at Eek
ford & Bros.
100 boxes bar Soap, all prices, at Eek
ford & Bros.
Good Green Tea at so cents per pound
at Eckford 4 Bros. 's aiA : 80 Il
~.~~~.--~--
Fine Indigo at very low prices, at Eek
ford. 4 Bros. Ei( i7tiifi, 7
Axle Grease at reduced prices at ]. W.
Eckford 4 Bros.
Pocket Knives cheaper than ever, at
Eckford 4 Bros.
DON'T fail to try our Mixed Paints.
Eckford & Bro.
New Engladd Rum, prime article at
. low price, at Eckford & Bros.
Fine Old Irish and Scotch Whisky at
Eckford 4 Brothers, 49,. .- rs'-FT
- - 60 - ~
Live Oak Whisky. It speaks for it.
self. Sold only by Eckford & Bro.
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. Live Oak Whisky. IT speaks for it.
self. Sold only by Eckford & Bro.
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DON'T fail to try our Mixed Paints.
EckfOrd 4 Bro.
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Our young friend Capt GEO. G.
PAINE, has been invited to deliver
the Annual Adress on Decoration
day, by the Ladies memorial Associa
ton. M GTT 4 Y
George will do himself and the
cause ample justice on that occasion.
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Ale and Porter-best in the world-at
Eckford 4 Bros.
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H E1'HODIsT CHURCH.--PASTOR REV.
MI DIR. MURRAH Earxiccs each Sab
htsst;a11 Of Ba 2
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New Engladd Rum, a prime article at
= low price, at Eckford & Bros.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

e Dentist for fine
| M f20,3m
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Pocket Knives cheaper than ever, at
Eckford 4 Bros.
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Teeth to look like
40, 3m.
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Powder, Shot and Caps, at Eckord &
Bros.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1878-03-21

Fine Old Irish and Scotch Whisky at
Eckford 4 Brothers.. srFv
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Axle Grease at reduced prices at J. W.
Eckfdrd 4 Bros.
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- ) slowly but is still
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press.

U~Ie WHICH, Wo WeuV =
press. "a ''' 10
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x,,ROY Is IN DAILY RECEIPT
~ AND rEAUTIFUL STYLES
Nc Go,,Ds. 'te ml8,tf.
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Nuonday. April 22nd. 1873

thu following described real estate, 10 VI
The west hall of southeast quarter ana sostn
Wnst quarter of section thirty,two' to"nsn.i
eleven, range nine, two hunarsd anu iV u!
tow"sbip twelve. range nine, one hundre;
and sixty acres; the northwest 9usrfe
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CHARLES SYkGS,
Strayed or AtOle'

March 9Th, 1878 I'm
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Good Green Tea at so cents per pound
ct Eckford 4 Bros. niA't- "a a.
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Eckfords' locals.

X Of the March
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THoLfo cHURcH-Rev. F. J. BLANC,
astor. Services the 1st and Srd Sundays
mouth, At 70 \. II. and or. 4. Sunday
~ g =. = 4 n ; n. !. = p. 90
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June 18,tf.
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NPiscopAL CHURCK.-sundsy School ev-
S6kfsfd, Superintendent Ser viees every sun
ct II A. n. and at P. II. Holy Communion
10 nrst Sunday Of every month ut II A. n.
V. W. SHIELDS, Pastor.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

aetor. Services, LIST, 3nd and 4th Lords
Il March, and End and 4th Lords Day In
succeeding month during the year.
kSbath School every Lords Dav NOR ming, at
O'clock. % ~
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Violin strings Is specially with
"a ~ a4&aAka Eckford 4 Bro,
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Come allal settle Up.

!. Y. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Fine Indigo at very low prices, at Eek
ford s Bros. ETl t7t!Iti,
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SPotatoes and Onion
s5,s Eckford 4 Bros.
:. 2 newing Tobacco is the
grSxlt Tobacco to be found,
rssl satisfaction; for sale
q SHE'LL & BURD1NR.
le,~.r--lr
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Lamps and Lanterns very low at Eek
ford & Bros.
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100 boxes bar Soap, all prices, at Eek
ford & Bros.
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ODD FELLOWS.

N1lDEY LCDGA NJ. 81, 1. o. o. F.
w Aeets every Monday evening ct 7o'closk.
n ONRoE ENGAMPMENT No. 9, 20. D. F
AVA meats on the First and Third Thursdsy
evenings in each month, ut Z o'clock.rfT
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PwtpCEEvaS4- cary COUNsls

MAYORS OFFICE, ABERDEEN, Miss. j,
March 10, 1878. 4
Present.. B. Sykes, Mayor;
G. W. Elkin, }
I. Y. johnson,
EkgR / Baxter Mcfarland, ! Selectmea
r. ~ ~ J. J. Shell, -
7. s. Hampton,
A. H. French,
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ection fl e, townshii
one hund ed and -ixtJ
of east half of scctl|
twelve, range seven, 4
acres--containing in I
twenty t72O) acres-ts
| Of sale and all costs. I
| prescribed by law.{
March, 1915. J
| Mo- q, 1878.
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iy consume, in
Prices Extract
q finest quality Of
Sany other makers
S the use Of III
Prices Extract
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-11-07

An OLD FRIEND In LUcx.-A quarter of a CEN
tury ago, while publishing paper in Ohio, one
of our type-setters, who had also been q fellow
apprentice during the last years of our "cubd ON,
was Amos C. Hiester. More than twenty-five
years ago, he wandered of to California, to dig
for gold, but soon got into a printing office in
San Francisco, and stuck to the business. A few
years ago, in connection with another gentle
man, he started little paper called the Stock
Report, which has at length grown into an i'm
mense enterprise, being recognized as the organ
of the entire mining interest of the State. We
see, by late number of the paper, that they
have just moved into new and magnificent
Office of their own, fitted it up with new presses
and types, enlarged their paper, and are doing
a heavy business. We are glad to learn that
"Snip" has struck rich lead, although not by
digging in tho ground, as he expected to, when
he sailed for California.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-11-07

Roll Up, DEMOCRATS = Democrats, roll and
tumble up to the support of reliable organ, like
the Bulletin. A paper that willfully misleads
you, is worthy of your patronage. 1t is greatly
to your benefit to be solemnly assured that GER
tain things will come to pass, of which there is
no earthly probability. If any of You are betting
men, and have faith in the predictions of the
''h-ll of a prophet" who runs this valuable
Democratic organ, you will be encouraged to
risk and lose your money on his wild assertions.
Do you want solid facts, or do you want boast
full prophecies that you know cannot be fulfilled :
Does it establish a persons Democracy to in
dulge in wild predictions for which there Is not
the remotest ground
The Bulletin solemnly assured you that Goodn
would receive a majority in this County. 1t in
formed you, time and again, that Haskell would
be defeated for Congress in the Second District.
1t asserted that Ssaver would be triumphantly
elected to the Legislature from the First Dis
trict. 1t emphatically declared that Symns
would be elected in the Second District 1t as
sured You that Armstrong would receive 100 ma
jority in this Township, and 500 in the County.
Has one single promise been fulfilled. Goodin
lacks about 700 votes of carrying this County.
Haskell is reelected by good majority. Symns
is beaten by over 100 votes. Seaver is beaten
by similar majority. Armstrong is beaten in
this Township by 90 votes, and in the County
by more than $50. But roll up, and encourage
the Bslletin to lie for your edificstion.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-11-07

e Our fondest hopes decay. Tho Bulletin
staked its all upon the election of County Com
missioner in the First District. 1t held up op-
pressive taxes, and County expenses, and Shul-
sky's Encouragement and disregard of the pub
lie good; but, alas! Shulsky is elected, and the
Balletin's hopes for County printing are blasted,
for at least three years to come. Poor Bulletin !
Not smell, not a taste. And now that it has
gone to abusing Rippey, We feel confident that
he will never again msne uver to secure for the
Balletia the contract for publishing the Sever
ance City ordinances, for the munifcent sum of
62} cents q year.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-11-07

WORMY.-The last Balietin goes for Rippey
terribly, because he gave the printing of the
Greepback tickets to the Highland Sentiuel,
after the BalletiH and the Chief had published
so much matter for the party, 'free gratis"
As far as the Chief is concerned, it did not ex-
pect the ticket printing of that party, and is not
feeling bad at not getting it. The Greenbackers
have not been backward about asking the use
of our columns, and have never been refused.
They have occupied more of our space with
their notices than both the other parties COM
bined. Yet we have never expected their print
ing, and have not been disappointed. They must
always 60 somewhere else. We dc not think
We have got S from that party, all told. If the
Highland Sentinel is greenback paper, it has
the best right to the printing of its party. As
citizen and business man, We have always
given Mr.. Rippey proper credit. As politician,
We have criticised him freely. As for the Green
back party, while giving it the free use of our
columns, We have always spoken our mind plain
ly regarding its principles and aims. We have
thus Jared as well at their hands as the Buletin,
after Ii its double dealing aud servilty. It has
got down in the dust to the Greenback party,
protesting to be its best friend until its readers
could not tell whether it was q Democratic or q
Greenback paper. 1t has slobbered over Rippey,
and flattered his political aspirations. All this
straddling, blarney, and slobber was for the sole
purpose of getting Greenback patronage. Hav-
ing failed, both the Greenback party and Rip
pey get the benefit of Bridges peculiar thanks.
He may get it through his conceited skull, if he
lives couple of thousand years, that double
dealing, hypocrisy, and shystering do not bring
man more ducats than straightforward, out
spoken independence does.