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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

SAFE AND SURE.

Mr. II. X. STEVENS
In 1s1s your VEGETrSE recommended to me and
yielding to the persuasions Of friend consented to try
it, At the time suffering from general debility and
nervous prostraton superinduced by overwork and
tive properties seemed TO affect my debitated system
from the first dose and under its persistent rapid
ly recovered gaining than usual health good
feeling. Since then have hesated to give yEGE.
TINE my most unqualified endorsement being a safe
sure and powerful agent in promoting health and
storing the wasted system to life and energy. VEG-
ETINE is the only medicine use and long as lve
never expect to find q better. Yours truly
W. H CLARK.
1so Montery Street, Allegheny Penn.
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How 1T WILL GET INTO CIRCULATIoN.-Now
that the silver bill is sure to become . law, We
have been asked in what manner it will bo plac-
ed in circulation. We thought everybody knew
that; but it may be well to state the process.
As soon Is tho bill becomes . law, the mints will
be set at work, night and day, coming dollars.
A certain amount Is apportionsd to each County,
according to the population. A man is appoint
cd for each School District, aud is furnished
with horse, and stout sack, fashioned like
those the farmers used to have when they sowsd
wheat broadcast Then, on Q given day, these
mon ride through their respective School Dis
tricts, sowing the dollars right and left, as they
60, and every fellow grabs what he can get
They pass over some portions of the District
very early in the morning, and the early risers
will stand the best chance to get the dollars.
It is not known when the man will be around;
therefore, We would advise all persons not to
distract their attention by work, but to sit on
the fence and watch for him. As it will probs.
bly, be some weeks before he gets along, it wesld
be well to organize Greenback or silver Clubs in
every School District, and practice grabbing for
dollars. Pieces of tin or wood about the sire of
. dollar can be ueed. Select men to sow them
and the rest do the grabbing. In this way, if .
man ID apt and active, he may become % skill
fnl that he can amass IN independent fortune,
the first time the scatterer comes along He
will not 70 over the district oftensr than once
every three months.
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Oh, MyPser Daekt

The poor, pusillauinous creature who occupies
the White House, and whom Republican State
Conventions arc imPorsuned to endorse, has Civ.
en- further evidence that be has not particle of
back bone, -but that he completely at thu
mercy Of the rebel element of the Democratic
party, who exercise absolute control over him
thpesgh the sessey u abjeet fear. When Ander-
sou, Of Louisiana, was convicted, il was an
nesneed that the President was indignant, and
that . radical chanse in his Southern policy
would be iussgurated. It vas ssid that be had
written . strong letter to the Attorney General
upon the subject, which would be published to
the world in few days. He did write letter,
which was submitted to the Cabinet, and approv-
ed but as day after day passed, and the letter
did not appear, members of the Cabinet demand
ed to know Why it Was withheld, and were in
formed by the President that the action Of the
Southern people had been SO modified as TO give
assurance Of better things, and that the publica-
tion of the letter was rendered unnecessary
As there had been not the slightest change in If
fairs at the South, il was marvel what the
President had seen to change his mind but an
Investigation left no room for doubt that be had
been bulldozed by the rebel leaders who have
complete control over him; and he has aimee ap-
pointed friends of those men to Office.
Here is the spectacle of Republican Presi-
dent SO completely under the control Of the most
ultra class of Democrats, that even his own Cab
met cannot counteract their influence. What
terror is it that they bold over him! About the
same time that Hayes was acting IN the manner
above described, q debate occurred in the House,
in which Hewitt, Democrat, Of New York,
threatened to expose a bargain and sale on the
part of Southern Democrats relative to the Pres
idency. A call came from all parts of the House
to tell it, and he commenced, when one of the
Southern Democratic leaders called him behind
a screen, aud when he returned to his place, not
another word could he got ont of him. Is there
not some man in Congress possessed of the tact
and stamina TO precipitate an investigation of
the whole business, and thus put the miserable
creature, Hayes, ont of his misery, and rid the
Executive chair of . disgrace that has never at
tached to it before fan occupant who reached
it through bargain and sale, and uses it to pre-
vent the exposure of his crme'
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THE STATE OF KANSAS. r..

Dosisn.s Us corsas. nAssAS }ss
0vucI on CouxTY CIxRxl
TEor. February 4. ls,s. 3
II IL hereby ordered By TIE Beard cf Ccu,sv cu-vs.
ss.crs II Dsaiphss ceassy Ks.sss tSss -, -
sass they S q ssanty e dellAr fSis fss II
g cent. for the saaip every RsbS tSss sSs ~ IN,
g % 80 Ceessy xe psssse shal rsssivs any bounty
Wolf csyets. VIA Cat fox o. fsSbs ~ Siii.S v;ss;
s.,. NJ ,1., & e ~ cs,,sy Ths ls.. = uLo L
both e.sa - tAs Csasty CisFk e a. CSzse, ~
esass ths ssos = - ds.ezsysa - : - " -
February a. ls77-sw Ss.1 Sssfk-f
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Notice.
Notice.

Inthe District Court for Donphan County ststs
In the matter Of sthe sssienDens Of NJ T. Hurbe. i r
rhbrick and l. n. Sea, late partners a. HngL..
Phibriek Co. - A"snes
TNO the cretcrs and an persons Interested I'm the
o. hnsheA Philbrick 4 Co.; Notice is hereby siv.n
the tne Assignee ef sid e;sste ipss1s n
hsnsas At Troy At the March Of aid Court is7s
LOT a,essree lo1 his Trust Md Assignee and tsf
ne me hls petition therefor and make sueh sue.sc.
sa,a Court s discharye fu saia trust ou Srtursv
tne JUN day of March, A. d. ls7s aa O'clock A. ri
Assignee Of Hughes, PhIbrsck 4 Co
s@'S ~ i5'e-sw. Prsfee, ela.ou.
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We GET Inc
HER OWN WORDS.

HER OWN WORDS.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Feb. l3 1871.
Mr. ii. II. STEVENS
Dear Sir:-Sinee several years. have got sore and
very painful foot had physicians but they could
not cure Now have heard Of your VEGETINE from
lady who sick for long time and became all well
from Your NEGETINE, and went and bought bottle
of FEGETINE and after had used bottle the pains
left me- and began heal and then bought one other
bottle and so take it yet. thank God for this remedy
and yonrse and wishing every sufferer may pay atten
tion to it. II is a blessing for health.
Mrs c. KRABE' 63s West Baltimore Street.
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~ 1t is now stated from Washington, As q
certainty that the President will either sign or
veto the silver bill. IL is n comfort to have
positive man in the White House, whose position
is known, beyond doubt.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

a The Pennsylvanians In Kansas held . re-
union at Atchison, on Friday, the 2ad. There
was . very large attendance from Atchison and
the adjoining Counties. Judge Price and T. W.
Heatley were in attendance, from Troy, and
Judge Price made . fue address. In response to
the toast, "Our Adopted State" II. Friek, of
Doniphan, John L Blair, Of Wolf River Town.
ship, and other citizens Of Doniphan County,
were also present
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

TIE New PoPE.-Joachim Pecci has been chos.
en- Pope, and has taken the title of Leo XIII
He was chosen on third ballot. Before commenc.
ing to ballot the Cardinals retired to their oels-
for what purpose, We are unable to say. An
election Of Pope is conducted the same ss nomi.
mating . candidate for Presidentin . Democrats
National Conventiou-it requires two-thirds Of
al the votes to elect. At the Gloss Of the third
ballot, Pecci lacked Eve votes Of having two.
thirds. Before announcing another ballot, it waa
evident who had tho balge, and the Cardinals,
like members of the Kansas Legislature, hastened
to change their votes. 1t was done in this way
the principal competitor and his supper tsrs
went up to Pecci, and knslt before him. This is
called choosing BY Alteration. The new Pope is
60 years Of ags and stands very high in the esti-
nation Of the Cardinals.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28
V1G1TINJ1,
Prepared by
III. II. STEVENS, Boston. Mass.
Yegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
.febim.
Sheriff. Sale.
ovva~~ao

Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS 4,
DoSlfHAS COUNT, }SS.
In the District Court for Doupha County State Of Kansas
Amanda corby (Pi.iat;a.
James H. Campbell }Dsss.dsst
NOTlCE hereby given that will On the ist Sav II
~ April, A d. Is1s at the hour Of two eclock p
Of said day at the north door of the Court Housr In
the CITY Of Troy In Doniphsn County State Of Ksrsss
eaer Tor sale at pnbe auction for cash the fceVinc
described real estate tsvt The sorsheast ausre.r
section tbirtyfye e5 in township three f3 of r~.e.
twsutytwo. cel in Doniphan County State Of Ksn.ss
Taken a. the property Of fyames H Csnpbe and osrcd
and costa of recsed in tie DfSict C1rf
fof Doniphan County. In the stnss e Ksnsna q vSrS
attendant. - --Hs--A -
Given under my hand this sssA day sf February A.
CHARLES BURKHALTHR
Sheriff u DsaiyAan Csaniy.
'@"'"S's - '-'--w- Prsfee 60.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

~ The Bslsstin informs ~ that there are two
AsiIlsr. IN Clay County. Then, Clay 10 the only
coupty il Kansas that oan afford two persons Of
that name.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

n Ben Butler has thrown one of his bricks.
II struck hard. How would Butler do for next
Presidenti Republicans and Greenbacten could
aupport him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

q soue yean ago, nan named Abel was
murdered by one Cain. And now Abls has just
bssa hang. at Carthage, No, for nnsderi.g
somebody elae
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28
TO
Butter and EQg Producers and Dealers

u AN neE Permanently Located al TROY JUNCTION
y and viu always buy Eggs Batter Hides and Furs
aSo roultry; alive or drrssed Game In season
the Spring Of is72 shipped loads Of Butter
a1d Eggs IRON the line Of the A " X. R. aesnowledg
"a then fo be the hrst lots Of eggs butter
shipped over the A. ID. C. Road II not tie very
nrst ever shpped from west Of the Missouri River and
nave shipped butter and In loads every year
since that time and With experience and facilities In
shippinS aatter myse that can always pay as much
a. any osc else for goods the line Of the A. ~ and
su.iness Call and see me- before seing Troy June.
sifsb7s- n. s. WOOD.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

e One Captain Hitchcock, Superintendent
of the public schools at Germantown, Ohio, has
been detected in the innocent amusement of 90
ducing the little girls in his school As he finds
it convenient to be absent for some time to come,
he shoad receive aforegu appointment. It is Q
pity 70 waste such splendid material for Haye Q
RefnrUer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

u The psssaee Of the Silver bin By Tie Sen.
ass was sort Of 9 to affair. Ths hin r,ossv.a
six times svotes, b thrse times ss,;uss n
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

RARE PURIIcATIoN.-We have, within the
past two or three months, received several COP
les of q monthly publication called The Atkenexm,
which has almost completed its irst volume. Its
character is novel, and different from that of any
publication We have yet seen. 1t claims to Be
devoted to "the true, the good and the beautiful"
in elevating literature Its contents are all poet
ica selected from the standard poets of all time,
and each number contains at least one origin
81 poem. Many musty and forgotten books arc
ividently ransacked for material, as it contains
gems from authers unknown to the ordinary
reader of the present day. The February mum.
Der contains sixteen poems. We do not know
who conducts IL, a. we find no names about IL !;
We are very sorry it did not end us ont with the
first issue. We trust that there are enough ap-
preciative people to give work of its merit .
handsome paying patronage. 1t 10 veyr neatly
printed, by the Springfield (ll) Printing Com
pany, and costs only t1.50 year.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28
HIGHLAND NURSERY
Again ohsrs for sale IL usual stock Of
Trees Shrubs and Plants, for the Fan oi
1877 and Spring Of 1878.

1877 and Spring Of 1878.
rhs pest twe ysas have bee. marked With r,.tfv;.v
rsssts g ny basise.s SALES goed. eolections coed
Svta g stock asusnaly good Absot 900
10y n car ewa Coa.ty. Ninety miles of hedge
ps.s .s.snsa al - vAish have bssa planted oot and
IN ~ resay tsesssr.st Have about 80 90 hedge
Rss9 foar nilee south Of Troy These plants
- Ell - xAn 0F6ees leit With John d. Round on
@s.o - HuIseRyf win b hnsd IN order. Have
81 - eyas>a hsassp'asta alse fox sals
AMI q J. EDGERLy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY,
On Arrival of Trains from the West and South.
DAYLIGHT Expressions the Union
Depot St Louis erery morning. and, being Fast Ex-
Palace Sleeping Cars for Columbus Pittsburgh. Phila
dephia and New York without change and but one
change to Boston, Baltimore and Washington. 1t ar
rives in New York early the next evening only ons
scenery Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
FAST LINE ExPRESS-Leaves Union Depot
81 Louis erery ereing stopping only at principal sta
tions, with
Pullman Palace Cars for Louisvills and
Cincinnati, Palace Sleeping Car
for Chicago, and the Favorite
Pioneer Line Of Pullman
Palace Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars
For Columbus. Pittsburgh. Philadephia and New York
without change
10 Eeng the Only Line practically under one man.
agement between st. Louis and New York pas.eusers
assured of through connections and not subject
delays at intermediate points incidental to other lines
~ Baggage checked through to all Eastern cities
ER@ The Quickest Time is regularly made by this
Line, and fare always as low rs by other routes.
20 Tickets for sale at all ticket Offices in the West
and South.
L. p. FARMER General Passenger Agent Penusylya
mia Railroad Philadelphia
W. L. OBRIEN, General Passenger A gent Pan Handle
Route Columbus. Ohio.
CHAS. Z. FOLLETT, General Passenger Agent Van.
dala Line, st. Louis. IIfeb7s
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What Ii Has t. Do.


The Kansas City Times, having called atten-
tion 20 the fact that Gov. Anthony is hard
money man of the strictest Wall Street sect, and
asked what the people of Kansas thought of the
scheme to re-elect him Governor, the Atchison
Champion Indignantly demands to know what
the Governor of Kansas has got to do with the
money question. Tho Champion should have
known enough not to have asked that question.
The Governor might have great deal to do with
it. In the short life of Kansas - State twice
the Governor has been called upon to appoint
United States Senator. It Ia in the range of
possibility that it may have to be done again, at
any time, as United States Senators are liable to
die on short notice. Just now is critical time
with the money question, and it will continue to
be important for several years to come. 1t would
make good deal of difference, should one of our
Senators die, whether the Governor appointed
. man to the vacancy who was in sympathy
with the people or with the Eastern Gold Ring
The Topeka Commos~ealth, the personal organ
of the Governor, that is giving the Republicans
of Kansas their orders every day to not dare to
think of o candidate for Governor against An
thouy, endeavors to outdo the organs of the
Eastern bondholders in opposition to silver and
greenbacks. A number of the Governors most
devoted friends, who would not reject Senstori-
al honors, are hostile to silver and greenbacks.
The people of Kansas are getting in earnest
on the money question, and will be satisfied
with nothing short of an outspoken platform,
and outspoksn men upon it. Republicans can
not dodge the issue, and hold their strength.
Our Senators and Representatives in Congress
have taken decided stand on the question, and
no man should be nominated for Governor who
is not as squarely on the side of the people.
This is going to be poor year to boot men down
for advocacy of the "rag baby" kick the money
question aside, "poiut with pride" to the record,
and force in candidates who are not in sympathy
with the masses. The people will no longer
fatten on the memory of last Winters buck
wheat cakes, but will demand something palata-
BILE for present digestion, reject the dish that
is set before them. They are not forced to the
alternative, "take what we offer you, or starve."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28
INAUGURAL Address,

Deiirered Before the Sons Of Temperance. by Mrs. ".
d. Rippey W. c. p, at Severance, Feb. Is, 1873. and
Ordered Published, by that Society.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

a The Constitutional provision against any
American citizen accepting title of nobility,
doesn't debar Hayes from his right to the title
Of Barren Of Respect.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28
VEGETINE.
ALL HAVE OBTAINEn RELIEF

=, SOUTH BERWICK, Me, Jan. Il. Ira
ii. r. STEVENS, EsQ.- y
Dear S IL have bad dyspepsia in its worst form for
the last ten years and have taken hundreds Of dollars
worth Of medicines without obtaining any relief In Sen
tember last commenced taking vEGKTfNE since which
time NV health has steadily improved Nv food diresfs
we and have gained ffteen pounds in flesh There are
several others In this place taking vEGErxE and ali have
obtained relief Yours truly
THOMls E. MOORE.
Overseer Of Card Rooms, Portsmouth Co Mi,is
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

The above represents the Shortest and Quickest Route
from St Louis to the Seaboar running thrrugh of
the most populous and interesting portions Of the
try with large and important cities upon its line
II passes through Vandalia, Efingham, Terre Haute
Indianapolis. Richmond. Piqua tor Dayton, Urbana,
Columbus. Newark, Steubenville. Pittsburgh Cresson
Altoona. Harrisburg, Lancaster Philadelphia Trenton,
Newark, N. j.. and Jersey City on its route to New
York.
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VEGETINE.

Boston, Feb. H. 1ss1.
H. r STEVENS, ESQ
Dear Hr:-About one year since, found myself In a
feeble condition from general debility VrGErISE was
strongly recommended to by friend who had been
much benefited by its Ise procured the article, and
after using several bottles restored to health and
discontinued its feel quite confident that there Is
no medicine superior to for those complaints which
10 especially prepared, and would cheerfully recon-
mend IL to those who feel that they something to
restore them to perfect health .
Respectfully yours
U. L. PETTfNGILL
Firm Of g. n. Pettingin 4 Co..
No 10 State Street, Boston.
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We EGETiNE,
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

CHARLEsTowN
Mr.. ii. r. SrEvESs-
Dear Sir:-This is to certify that have used Your
Blood Preparation in my family several years ami
that for Scrofula Cankerous Humors Rheumatic ar
fections it cannot be exceed; and as blood purifier
and spring medicine it is the best medicine have ever
used and have used almost everything lean cheerfuly
recommend il TO any one In need Of such a medicine
Mrs. A. A. DINSyORE 10 Russell street
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

n Anderson, Of the Louisiana Returning
Board, has been sentenced to two years in the
penitsntiary, for making Hayes President. An
dsrson no doubt thought he was doing right at
the time, bat be has brought great calamity
upon this country. If al of us fellows who voted
for Hayes were to be sent to the penitentiary
for IL, We might think it hard, bat We could not
say that it was unjust.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-02-28

u Kansas man lately picked up an &C.
qusiutance in st. Louis, and before he got
through with him, endorsed certified check for
him to the amount Of $50, which proved to be .
forgery, and which the Kansas man had to pay.
The victim 10 said to be Major Hopkins, Warden
Of the Kansas Penitentisry. A man whose busi-
ness, for years, has been to manage criminals,
should be better Judge Of sharpers than that.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
PUBLIC OPINION.

II Is of course too early to preach the tunei1,
sermon Of the National party in Peunsyiyaha' Dnsn , :
bigl tine to bcgin taking It's measure lOt OV
Washing gtOu Post (Dem.l =,
Now MIR. Woods bill, though imperfect doios s loS.
los IN detal Is OF tie greatest value as pledge o, o.
rnue reioru-as u starting point IN better hsca PV'
-IBuiIalo Courier (Dem.l
Itissurprising II that members of Congress eih-
nor he made TO realize desire which Is 80 d %
fslt throughout the country that they aJ9u rrisd 70
smch length rs 10 awaken disgust and oontemp@-li'
Times (Rep) . Ia
While general political Judgment cam canno, ,a ,Ss P
m ade up TIL the parties have acted We .r ssi
nnnion AT present that the Republicans nave e. oy
,n% beyond doubt, Hoyt will be our eandiaae i'' Wv
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
5u0e. 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

AvusvNySrs- Sd I'0Oe-6tb column.
BASKIsG AND FINANCINL-7M Pdqe-3d column -
RANKISG HOUSES AND BANKERs-1H PUge-Olh co'uHih
BoARp All R0OMs-3d ragged COlumL
BUslNpss NOTICEs--4th PdGe-lst column.
CORPORATION NOIlCES-1H Fd1e-6th column
DIyIDFNp NOTICEs-7M PuOc-6th column 80
DRY GOODs-3d Page-2d, Sd, 1.b, oin ana o'h
columns.
ExCURsIoNs-9h Fdge--6th column.
EUROPEAN ADVERTISER ENTs-7h Pdqc-6th column
fINANCIAIy-TH PadS-itb, 5th and Gtn columns
FUpNlTUEE-6h iape-2d column
CRATES ASD FENDERs-0M IHqe-6th column
HELP WAElED-6m Pd0e--6tn column
HORsEs. CARRIAGES. &C.-6h PdGe-Oth column.
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTED ON FdQe -1th ColuuIH'
ICE CREAM-6h P0Ge-6th column
ISgTRuCTOS-6{h IdOe-lst REd % cOlnlhhs
LAW SCHoOIs-6h Tagged column
LECTURES AND MEETINGs-Sa fdJ@--o coIuulh'
LEGAL NOTICEs-6M PGge-6th t0umh.
InS~ ,Nn lot-xn~6t Fdge-6ih column
MARRIAGFs AND DEATHs-5th PdJe-6'h column
NIscTIIANEOUs-Ch Pdee-6th column; Sh rage
ga 4th 5th and 6th columns.
MUsicAI INsfRUMENTs-7h PG0c-Cth column
NEW UBTICATIOSs-6M fdGe-lst cOiliuh
RANGEs-7rl faGe-6tb column. 49,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Co"NTHY-6h Fd3s-3'h
column AUCTION SALEs-Qta Fdgc--tth colulUh
SPECIAL NOTiCEs-5h Pq1s-6th column.
RTU ATOMS " 1NTFD-M MALES-6h PGgt-Oth column :
FENAIRs--Gfh Page-5th and 9th columns. -,
sTKANBoATs AND IiAILRoADs-Gh Fa1e-2d ana ou
sTEASiFBs. OCRAN-3d Page-1st and Cd columns
Sumner BOARD-3d Pdge-5th column.
IEACHERs-6h Page-2d column. go -.
TO LET-CTTv PROPERTY-6h PnGt-Ath coiulnh; OouN-
fRY-6h PG0e-4th ana 9th columns