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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-02-13
ESTATE-THoMAs w. HowEs.

State of Wisconsin, county court of Grant county
In Probate.
Notice is hereby given. that at the March term OF
the county court to be held in and for said county
at the court house in the city Of Lancaster in said
county, the FIRST Tuesday Of March, A. D. 1879 the
following matter will be hsard and considered The
application Of Rufus Day for the examination and
allowance Of his account as administrator Of the estate
Of Thomas W. Howes, late Of the town Of Mount
Hope in SAID comfy, deceased.
Dated February Sd, 1879.
BY order of the Court.
VIZ. McaONIGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-02-13
ESTATE-JoHN KAISER.

ESTATE-JoHN KAISER.
State of Wisconsin, county court Of Grant county
In Probate.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at the March term Of
the county court TO be held In and for said county,
the court Louise an the city Lancaster in said
~, the nfst Tucsday Of March, A.. d. 1879, the
following matter will be Leard and considered The
application of Frank Kaiser aEd Bernard yosberg
admit to Probate the last will and Of John
Kaiser late OF the town of Hazel Green said county
deceased.
Dated January Slst, 1879.
BY order Of the Court,
4sw3 VIZ. Mc0ONIoAL, County Judge.
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r.. n. r.,
StrOng Testimony From Hon
tieprge Starr rs 10 the Pow
eFoI Railways Ready Be-
iiar in q ease of Sci
jc rheumatism.
No VAN NEss-PLACE, New York.


pe RAILWAY: with me your relief has
~vorke,i wonders. For the last three years
,,sxe mad frequent and seveTe attack. Of sci
s,f.~s sometimes extending from the lumbar
1ea ions To my ankles, sDG, at times, In both
over limbs
I,uring the time that hay had the disease
nave Iried almost all the remedies recon
.neniedpy wise men and IopIs, hoping 10
Ind relief but all proved To be failures.
Inaye trieC various kinds of baths, man
,pu.siIons, outward applications of nni-
tnents too numerous TO mention, and pre-
scrip iions OF the most eminent physicians,
all OF which failed To give me relief.
Last September, at the urgent reques
xrIerti ;who had been afflicted as myself
WAS Induced to try your remedy. WAS then
suffering feaJfully with one of my old turns.
40 my surprise and delight the first applics-
lion gave me ease, after bathing and rubbing
n- parts affected, leaving the limb % a warm
,Iox, created by the Relief. In ashort time the
pain passed entirely away, although rs
nave slight periodical attacks approaching a
.tauRe 81 ", sin,-r. | know NOW nov TO cure
myself and lee. quite master oi the situation.
HaDWAI'- READY RELIEF IL my Trend,
never travel without i-oLtle In my vsiise.
Yours Iruiy, GEO STA KR.
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IbO1 frlZt9, afuOuullny To, fUO
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
1t all prominent points, TO whom q liberal
compensation will be- paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only
be made to the Home ONCE in New Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address, fCr fur
ther Information, or send orders to
N. A. DACPHIy.
20. Box COZ, New Orleans. La.
or same at
70 3ls broadway, New York
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DIR. Radway's
SalSaDalIAlal ReSOlV6lt
HEGREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Yin ANoLAD no Apl-L%>s hANb
lucy daily occur after using a few doses
1. Good spirits, disappearance of weak.
ness, Ianguor, melancholy, incl ease and naru-
ness OF fieeh and muscles, etc.
z Strength increases, appetite improved
Ieiisn for iood, no more sour erucLaIIous OIL
saterbrasL, Aood digestion, calm asa undis-
turped sleep, awaken fresh and vigorous.
Disappearance OF spots, bloIctIes. pim.
pies; the skin looks clear ana healthy, the
urine Changed from It's tuTDld ana cloudy
ppearance a clear sherry O- amber color;
water passes freely from the BLADDER through
the urethra without pain or scaldinS; Little
al no sediment; No pam Or weakness
4. Marked dImunItIon Of quantity and
frequency of Involuntary weakening dis
norges, lf afflicted that way), with the Ger
laluly of permanent cure. Increased strengI h
eAnI uited IN the secretIng glands and func-
Ion.l harmony Restored 10 lne several or
yaAe.
ana the swarIny, s,fruu appearance of the
skin cuanged 10 a Clear, lively and healthy
colot.
.. Those suffering from weak or liberated
Iunes OF tubercules will realize great Denent
III expectoraIng freely the tough phelghm
or mucous from The lungs, AIR Cells, oronchl
or windplpe, throat or head; mlnishing the
frequency OF cough; general lncI ease strength
throughout the system: sioppage OF night
swes,Is aud pains and feeling OF weakness
around the ankles, legs, shoulders, etc; ces-
asttiou OF coiu and cnlli>, sense oil suflOcation:
hard breathing ana paroXysm OF cough on
lying down or arising IN the morning. All
these distressing hy mplons gradually and
Asusy after day the SARSAPRILLIAN
is taken new signs OF returning health Will
appear; the blood improves IN purity anu
strength disease Will oImlnlsh ana al Tor
eign and mpuTe deposits, nodes, tuInors, CAN
Gers, naru Jumps, etc., De resolved away, and
tDe unsound made sound and healthy; III
GERS, lever sores, chronic skin diseases grad
ualiy disappear.
In cases where the system has been sail
y,hted, ana Mercury, QUICKSILVER, Corrosive
s>uDilmaIH. nave accumulated and become
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III vi IuC III
Kidneys,

Chronic cases OF Lucorhea and Uterine dis
eases.
In tumcrs, nodes, hard Jumps, and syphi-
old ulcers; in dropsy, IN venereal sore throat
ulcers and in tubercies OF the lungs; in govt,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, rickets; in mercurial
deposits-it Is In these terrible forms of dls-
ease, where the human body has become a
complete wreck, and where every hour OF
existence is torture, wherein this great RENE
dy challenges the astouishment and admira-
ton OF the sick Al is IN such cases, where
ala tue pleasures OF existence appear cut OF
from the unfortunate, and by It's wonderful,
almost supernatural agency il Restores the
hopeless IA a life and new existence where
this great remedy stands alone IN its might
aud power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every
one u moie or less troubled with, a few doses
viii, In most cases. and \ few bottles in the
mole aggravated iorins, work a permanent
cure.
Those sffiicted with chronic diseases should
urchase \ package ntaining one dozen
ottles. Price s 10 per dozen, or s. per haii
oxen bottles, or 81 per bottle sold by
rugkists.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasieless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum pcrge, regulate, purify. Cleanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills .foT ths
cpre OF all disorders OF the Stomac6- J,yar
bowels, Kidneys. Bladder, Nervous Diseases
Headache, Constipation, Cosiiveness. Indi,
gestion, Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Fever. In
nammA1on of the bowels, Piles and ali d.
ranesment OF the Internal Vtscers. war
rant TO elect positive cure. Purely yegeis-
ole. containing no mercury, minerals OF de-
eGObserve the following symptons =.
shifting nom Disorders Of the Digestive Or
gems:
Constipatton, Inward Piles, Fullnes. of the
blood IN the Head. Acidity Of the Stomsch.
Naoeea Heartburn, Dlagust Of Food, Full
me- or Weight In the Stomach, Sour Ernc,
s.ao1., sinkine OF Fluttering at the Heart,
Cnokln& OF Suffering Sensations when in \
wing Posture, Dimnens or Viaion. MT. ~
49, 80 oesose sight. Fewer and Dull D in in
sns ne.1, Se1casncY Of Precipitation, yellow.
- o. Ne Sxin end Bye. Pain IN the side,
-: :. ~. sa Sooden F1ushes Of heat
s:.d ,ss.ss So 70 aaoWAy 4 90.
ssrSst ~ vesS, 2SsSss, ohYsSS
tAou1andD VIII - ssak tn0.SAps 1fSS
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MISCELLANY oUS.
MYsIsssgS y5.SIElsIS

= , Psrflnled, Ocean Gems end GM Edge a
20 sorted Cards, name in gold, Toe RA
& Co., L. Wallingford, Ct, mlS-w-lSL
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X. =. Simpson, of High Prairie township
tins county, died at ais residence, August %
al +. NJ.
The deceased was in his eightieth year. He
was born in Philadelphia, Pa, and after
wards removed to Ohio, and thence to this
county, where he has resided nineteen years.
The immediate cause of his death was in fam
nation OF ths stomach and bowels.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence al A. NJ. to-day, August "a. Friends of
the family are invited without further notice.
The remains will be inferred in High Prairie
emetsry.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-28

DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warranted
to cure syphilis in the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages, and in all its varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the worst
cases OF yeuereal diseases; cases which have
physicians of America. It cures the FIRST
stage and heals the ulcers in q few days. IL
cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head,
and joints, swelling of joints, syphilitic rheu-
matism, ETC., in a short time. Price i've dol
lars per package. Sent everywhere by ex-
press. A treatise on sexual disease, free.
Sent mailed for two stamps. Sold by Or. J.
Dinsbeer, as, North Seventh street, ST, Louis,
No. Cures guaranteed or the money refund.
ed. Thee. Esersdorn, agent, Leavenworth
Kanaaa mlleodHwly
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Fever rand Ague.

rEVER AND AGUE cured for nifty cents.
TneIe is not remedial agent in tins word
luaI will cure ever anu Ague, AMI all other
and other Fever, aided by RAILWAYS
PILLS, 30 quick ms RADNAY'S READY
RELIEF. rlfty cents per bottle.
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Old Settlers Celebration.

The old settlers of Kansas will celebrate the
18th anniversary of the settlsmen mt of Kansas
at Bismarck Grove Sc I. 18th and 10th. Ex-
Governor Charles Robinson will preside and
Col. c. X. Holiday has been selected to de-
liver the address of welcome
Among the prominent men who have ac-
copied Invitations are Rev Edward f.. Hale
OF Boston; Ii IN. Ell Thsyer, of Worcester;
Mass; Col. John w. Forney. of Pennsyi-
vaLia; Hoo. Geo. W. uian, OF Indiana Ex-
Senator Howe. of WISCONSIN.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-28

a LLAN RU IHERFORD Oate Thiri Audi
tor L. = Treasury. Attorney and rrr,--
sellor at Law, 20 Grant Place, Ma MI 81. 4.
e HAVING been Third Auditor of the Unit. d
states Treasury for six ears am thorough
1y familiar with the Course of business before
tue Government Depart mentS- special at
tention given to the Sc tl.meuts of accounts
of al Government Officers, Postmasters,
Narshals, Mail Contractors and Others. Will
practice before The supreme Court of the L
=, Court OF Claims, Pstent Office, General
Land Office, &c &c Refers - Hon samuel
r Phillips, solicitor Gecer U. -; Hon. Jas
Gi.nlIan, Treasurer of the s.; Hoo. j. N
McGrew, sixth Auditor L. s Treasury.
ljy2fwlyl
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Popular faVOrites.

The Floral Riches Cologne Water, Meadow
Flowers and Pet Rose handkerchief perfumes.
made by DIR. Price, are becoming popular IA
vorites. DR.. Prioe's Floral Rioh's sthe nnest
cologne or toilet water made and is In high
repure among clergymen. pubnc speakers
and invalids for It's fine, agreeable and re-
freshing fragrance. -tu6W-
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EnfifiedtO Practice

The following named physicians OF this
county have been granted certificates TO
practice, under the new law. by the state Ex-
aiming Board OF the Kansas Medical society
SFFew. w Brock, ID w Thomas. N :
Thomas, A Z Van Duyne, Z Shoy er, :
Nicely, ii b Callahan, Jas Ganehoner,
Booth J W Mccormick, ID + kirbv, tharies
Sprague, I Hammond. - IN Wood. h
Cnristia"cy, X L. Wood, ID Waning, ; u
Coffin, r. VI Meyers, l. l. TerwIiteger, W
VauEm. N ID T Philips aod Elisha Jones.
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SPAIDING-In this city, Saturday August
I'D, 1879, OF consumption, Mary Emma, wife
of r. NJ. Spaldiug, In the 2Ist year OF her
age Funeral Monday August 25Ih at p. VI.
from late residence on West seventh street.
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Change.

+. T. Green, formerly manager OF the
Western Union Telegraph office here, leaves
Tomorrow to take charge OF the Denver OF
fee, which brings him better pay. In the
two and half years of Mr.. Green's manage
ment OF the telegraph business here, he has
served the company most faithfully, and has
made hosts OF friends in the city. VIII Jones
will h.y, Temporary charge of this Office.
The company would act judiciously in
m king his position permanent.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-28

To al who are suffer ng from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth nervous weakness,
edrl' iecsy. loss OF IN An hood, &C. will send
n recipe that Will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great r. medy was discovered
by missionary n South A merica. Send a
self.addr-ssed envelope to Rev. JoSkPH T.
lNAAN, Sutton ID -NeIO York CITY.
may .SeOdS w6no
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Forced To Leave.

A reporter was informed by Officer Robin
son last evening that party Of men enter
ed the residence OF a man named Doyle, who
lives a short distance from the city, night
before last, and with pistols forced him TO
I.ave his home firing some fifteen shots az
ter him a he ran. Doyle has been suspected
of n dealing fairly with his neighhors. He
WAS SEEN on Fifth street yesterday afternoon,
going south.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-28

Public notice Is her. by given that Military
b1uhly Land Warrant No 1874, ssued IN the
name OF liza Convers-. for leo acres, under
tne act Oh March 50, l-5>, anu o = ned b me,
was by me sent In Februarv ls-. n N n
hopkins, OF Leavenworth, X .ps.s. for los r.
ton, and has been lost or DESTROYED The
pubic Is cautioned against purchasing the
thereto, and l intend To apply TO the Com
missioner of Pei sions for a reissue OF The
said warrant and a cancellation of the origi
nal. EDWIN PsRKINs
WASHINGTON, ID July :, 1879.
Iufy y 1880
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We learn that a seven-year old SON O
Frank Swinger's, of walnut township, died
on Tuesday of Last week. He had been SICK
several weeks, and after his death q pos
norton examination was made, wben IL Wal
dis overed that a number of watermelon
seeds were lodged in his stomach and hat
become hardened into a lump. During hi,
illness he occasionally voinit.d up a seed
failed
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Fair Notes.

season tickets aIe sslling well.
There will be excursions from different
points
Rent your booths to morrow from Thomas
Leonard OF David Atchison
The different gun clubs from Kansas and
Missouri will shoot for a purse and medal on
"wednesday the second day.
The Ottawa ZJuaves are expected.
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We VIII pay Agents a salary u sluO per month and
Expenses or allow large commission 70 sell our new
siti wonderful Inventions. W sam
pie free. Address SHERMAN i co.. MARSHALL. Mich
msrlS- v 6rno
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A Singular Accident .

IHUIIOh IsecOruer, Il.
Mr.. George Davis, OF Bits creek. was cut.
ting stove wood day or two ago, when his
AK rebounded, turning in his grasp, the edge
struck HIM in the center of his forehead,
making frightfu wouud through the scalp
and outer table OF his skull. Drs. Scott and
Adam>on were called TO dress the wound.
The patient Is, al the present writing, doing
as well AS could be expected
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Coi:r t. County Crops

; I
'ofn On otter Creek looks extremely well
and promises yield of from nifty To sixty
bushels per acre. wheat has turned of bet
Ter than expected and the ieId Is above the
average. Some farmers have commenced
iali sowing and the acreage put In this faIl
VIII De much larser than Ihst ,tasnu.
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(qgticura
REMEDIES,

The success attending the use of these great
RENE les in the treaim-Dt OF affections of the
skin and scalp with loss of hair is astonish-
ing. From every part of the county com.
the most grateful Acknowledgements OF what
might be cal ed miraculous cures. Messrss
Weeks Potter extend their thanks To all
WHO have spoken a good word for CUTICURA
soar ant CUTICURA REsoLvENr, and will
thankfully receive reports OF new cases
wherever they occur.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-28

Neosho County stands at the head of al
counties In the state, in number of acres of
castor beans. she has Is $50 acres now grow
ing. Franklin county ranks second, with
lS!Ue5 acres, Crawford third with 1906 acres
and LabetIe win so acres, ranks fourth.
Ihe price OF castor beans has dropped to 80
cents per bush-l. We advise all farmers who
can hD.d on 10 their beans
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S77 Month and expenses guaranteed 10
gsta, Name. fbiSx.Ir
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9Mreklp Dimes
THURSDAY AUGUST, 2S 1879.
CITY NEWS.

The ladies sing "in the sweet buy and
sbux, we Will meet in that beautiful store, +"
and W. certainly can raise no objection.
p,, remember the ltti q ones at home and do
moi leave tue nurse without n bottle OF DR..
EnIll, RAbh SNTup.
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A Sad "a Sc.

Last evening large and ferocions dog, be
longing to man BY the name of Rodney Jack.
son, attacked the youngest son OF Register oil
Deeds Crowdsr, and bit the child in inosl
horrtbI,. nanurr The service. OF DIR. Thom-
"A. wei. csii.d into r,quisit, on, but The child
iui;I,. Is ar. such that s life is despaiTed OF
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Don't OrHef

a sure for nervous debility, premature Ie-
cay, eNhausi ion. etc. The only reliable
cure. Circulars mailed free Address j. Ii
REEVES - Chatham street. y. Y. Ced3m
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For the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness
Lnss of MANHOOD, ana all disorders brought
on 10y indiscretion or excess. Any druggist
has the ingrediebts. Address
DAVIDSON & Co.,
juneleoG&wly IS Nassau ST., New York.
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SALT RHEUM ON BODY
And Linn b-. Oblige ed 90 20 About on
Clutches. A Wonderful Cure.

Messrs. WEEKS K POTTER -jentlemen-In
Justice 10 those who may suffer 1 have SUI
er ed, "A nd as a grateful ack OF
n "a cure have received from the use of the
CUTICURA REMEDIEs, voluntarily make the
following statement
ha. e had salt kheum on my body and on
one leg in a very aggravated form Tor years
No kind OF treatment, or medicine, or doc
nent cd. Ny friends In Maiden and else
where k ow that have been a great suffer.
er and that my condition al times has been
such ms to make ME despair of ever being
able tc find a cure, or even a reiief. In fact,
when be ,at. the Use of CUTICUKA, my limb
Was 30 raw and tender that could not bear
my weight on II without the skin cracking
aud bleeding. and Was Obliged to go p bout on
cTuIches. 1 commenced TO use the ,UrICURA
in ApTil, and at one realized its bel. ficiAl
effects 1t gradually drew the Inflammation
and numOr to the surface and, Ms last as IL ap.
peared, healed IL AT times large quantities
wou u come to the surface, causing burning
heat. Inflammation, swelling, and Itching
which. under the canhtant use OF CUTICURA,
wo Id rapidly subsioe and heal. Eacn time
these outbreaks grew less snd less severe and
finally disappeared, leaving me perfectly
cured. i used the CUTIcURA nve months and
took the REsoLvENr most Of the lime, which
were the Only remedies used. l THINK the
RksoLyENT very strengthening nd puri.
lying medicine 10 take in such extreme casss
as mine, because the disease Is SO weakening
10 the system.
Very gratefully yours,
MRS ASA X BROWN.
Maiden, Mass, Oct. Is. 1873.
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More Investigation.

Its rulaored that a certain municipal ON
Ger has an overcoat which was presented 10
him by a number OF the sporting fraternity.
II this is true, II is the duty OF the proper
officers TO look the matter up.
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one OF the train me-, talked TO him, and in
the conversation Spalding stated that he AS
"busted," but did not disclose the reason for
coming back to the scene Of his crime. be
Was very anxious TO learn how his uefalda-
ton WIS looked upon by the people and fee
bly, attempted once or Twice toIoke about the
matter.
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A Good Result for an OT Year.

T-HDIIctIS UdHCIIt' --.I
Mr.. John Taylor, of Liberty township,
threshed IS acres of wheat fe,ys DAYS ago,
which yielded SEH bushels, machine mea-
sure, or nearly % bushels to the acre. His
best wheat Is not Yet threShei. For An ''off
year IN the wheat crop in this cou-ty, we
consider :. bushels per. acre IA ve.y good
Weld.
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AGENTS.! $50

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They Helped The mseiyes,
lClay County Dispatch, al

At about midnight last Monday two parties
drove up to Higinbotham's lumber yard,
loaded up with lumber and drove of north
ward. The team was composed of one gray
and one bay horse, and Mcpherson says n.
mas spotted" ms man, and expecis him in
every day 10 settle.
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r
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
IS Camp St., New Orleans, Dec 3, 1878.

The CUrIcURA RKMKDIks are prepared by
Weeks & Potter, Chemists and Druggists, $50
Washington Street, Boston, and are for sale
by all Druggists. Price of CUrIcURA, small
and one-half times the ouantity OF smsll. 81,
REsoLvENr, 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA Soar,
IS per cake cents by mall, 20 cents three
cskes IS cents.
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A Gail.
Hiawatha Dispatch, 2Il


MI Hines, a farmer, living lat miles west
oil Hiawaiha, on last THURSDAY afternoon fell
on straw stack and struck upon pitch
fork handle, which penetrating near the
groin anu iuhning up Det~eei, the skin ANA
bowels iof about eight inches, caused an az y
wound.
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CowIey County srhoo, Funds.

l"Lbhsid Telegram, -
TEoI' sto'y yesterday received the state
school funds for this county, amounting 10
Sigi-ol, being an average Of seveniy-ave
49, u ~, e-tehths cents Tor zach child attend
ing school IN the county AccordinoIy.
"ihheiG district Will receive abJut .0J
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-08-28
Buckwheat in Lyon County

Just west of town is a large Iield OF grow
ing buckwheaf, which fully demonstrates
the fact that this country is as good As any
for tins kind of grain. 1t is large and thrifty
looking just in blossom, and the first ea
tensive Held of buckwhe we have ever seen
in Kansas