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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

CosMAS's RURAL WoRLp.-we are always glad to
say good word in behalf of this excellent Weekly
Agricultural paper. For more than thirty years j,
has earnestly labored to advance the best interests
of the Farmers, Fruit Growers and Stock Raisers OF
the Western and Southern States Its editor and
proprietor was raised the farm, and has been en-
gagged in farming all his life, and his teachings are
based ON experience. His contributions intelli
gent Farmers, Stock Breeders and Fruit growers
He has most interesting and instructive depart
ment also in his paper devoted to the ladies, and il
is always full of original matter written by the wives
mothers and daughters Of his subscribers. Terms,
q. 50 per year. Send for sample copies, to how
you like il. address.
NORM J. CoLNAS. Publisher,
go Olive ST., Sc. Louis Mo.
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Gard freo Judge Price.

| TEoA, KAs., December 5th, 1879.
FRIKxD MnLEk:- notice, in your paper of yes
terday, article copied from the Hawatha Dis
patch, in which my name il mentioned in compliment
tsry terms in connection with the Office of Attorney
General; and while feel complimented By the ar
tcle in the Dispa ieA and BY your comments upon it,
wish to state that will never again be a can
didats for that ONCE have been twice candidate
and twice defeated; and while shall ever hold in
zeal0usly supported upon both occasions, have,
for myself never been anxious to occupy the posi-
ton The frst time was = candidate, simply ac-
quiesced, after newspapers and other friends had
used, rather suggested my name in connection
with the position, and that would be candidate,
and then authorized you to urge my nomination,
which you did with that biity which characterzes
you was defeated. The last time I was . candi-
date, you will remember we'll the circumstances,
when yourself with q number Of friends. talk
ing with me, on the corner at Boders Bank, and it
wa perhaps Mr.. Henry Boder who raised the sub
jet Of discussion, which resulted in your saying to
me: IF you say you will accept the nomination for
the Office Of Attorney General will open for you in
the Chief, next week; and l told you to do
Again was defeated. Illuminating as both these
defeats have been, do not propose to put mysef in
position to endure another That is one reason
for declining; but have others, much more salts
factory to myself, which, at the expense of being
charged with esotism, I will give.
LIST. The o6ice will odd no honor to me.
ID. II will pay me more than my time needed
in performing its duties, in the for my
own clients, pays me.
I'd. When attending to my own business, and not
aspiring for Office, an not assailed and viifed by
every contemplate scoundrel in the State.
hope these reasons are sufficient; and say now
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q capital Number. and full Of interesting a.

z A capital Number, and full of interesting and
useful information, is the American Agrsea,aris for
December I. hundred or more articles and items,
giving practical hints and suggestions ilIustrat-
ed with nearly . hundred ensr.vings. remarka-
BILE article, with accurate sketches Of 81 new forms
Of Barbed Fencing. will interest every owner Of t.
farm or village lot. variety of Huubug schemes
arc shown up. An important table Of many sorts Of
feeding stuff, and their comparative value is given.
There are fine illustrations Of . Farmers Christmas
Visit; also Of IceHouses and their filing; Of Jack
Ass Rabbit; Of Spiders and their Webs; of Mil
dews; Of Christmas Ornaments, and q multitude Of
other thing too numerous to speak of particularly
The 18Th annual volume begins now. Terms, ti.5o
year. Single numbers, Is cent?. specimen
copy. 6 centa- Orange Judd Company, Publisher,
as, Broadway, New York.
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A GOOD PLAN.

As IAN ounce of prevention is worth q pound of
cure it is good plan to buy bottle Of KREss FE-
tER TONIC, and during the when Chs and
feser are prevalent, take a small dose daily. thus
preventing the possibility Of contracting any Malarial
disease If you have the Ague, buy bottle and be
cured promptly and surely The money refunded If
IT does not cure 1t contains no Quinine or Poison,
and is pleasant to take 2laurim.
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Free Of COss.

The most wonderful remedy of the~ge is now placed
within the reach Of ALL Be he rich or be he poor,
it costs nothing to give this great remedy trial.
DR. KNes CAIIFoRSIA GOLDEN COnrouSB. for Dys-
pepsia Sick Headache, Low Spirits. Loss of Appetite
Sour Stomach, Coming up of Food, yellow Compiler
ion, General Debility, Inactivity and Drowsiness
Liver Complaint Jsundce and Biliousness, for which
it is certain and speedy cure. No person should be
without it. In order to prove that it will do all that
claim for it you given trial bottle free Of cost
which will convince you gifts truly wonderful merits
and show Won what . regular dollar size bottle
will do. For sale by ID. c. Sinclair Troy, Kansas.
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Highland Items.

A temperance revival in commencing in city,
and. judging from the interest manifested, think
il will be a Mr.. Gale, of Hartford. Conn.
Who happened to be here for = few days, asked
to lecture on Temperance, on Sabbath evening. The
house crowded and he delivered interesting
lecture The pledge Was presented and sixty names
were secured II then decided to hold meetings
during the week. This evening, (Nonday,b the audi
ence Was large, and twenty eight additional names
we're procured A committee was appointed to nom
mate officers for permanent organization, and to
draft . constitution
Rev. Mr.. Holman, Methodist Presiding Elder for
this District, il in town.
Mr.. Bender has bought the residence Of Mr.. Joseph
Rankin, which il situated in the western part of
town. The amount paid was 500,
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Rev., George H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Indiana,
known to every in that vicinity most infiu-
ential citizen, and Christian Minister of the NJ. +
Church. says: Il wish every body to know that
consider that both myself and wife owe our live to
Shiloh's Consumption Cure' Drs. Matchett
& France Physicians and Druggists ofthe same place.
say: "It is having tremendous sale, and is giving
perfect satisfaction. such nothing else has DONE
For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, don't fail to use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. We recommend these
remedies" Sold by d. c. Sinclair, Troy; J. A.
Campbell, Severance; A. S. Campbell, Highland.
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tYThe highest authority in New England, the
State Assayer Of Massachusetts,, after careful
lyss of Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover,
tilted that it is the best preparation for its intended
purposes that has been exhibited for examination.
that its constituents pure and carefully selected
for excellent quality, and that forms efficient
preparation for promoting the growth Of the hair
and restoring the original color. This world-re-
nowned preparation is for sale by all druggists.-
Record, Red Oak, fo1a.
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"For ten years my wife was confined to her bed
with such q complication of ailments that no doctor
could tell what was the matter her, and
used up a small fortune in humbug stuff Six months
ago saw U. S. flag with Hop Bitters on it, and
thought would be a fool 1 tried it. but
my folly proved to be wisdom. Two bottles cured
her, she is well and strong any mans wife.
and it cost me only two dollars. Be We likewise
soolish.--H. W., Detroit, Mich.
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81. LOt1s. Dectmber 3.
Flour-Firmer; ks 60a5 20; Xxx. 595as 90. fami-
ly. o5 az 10. choice to fancy. i5d6 co
Whrat-Higher: No. red Isl al ia cash; 1 3cI !,
l 36i January; No. J do. I =.
Corn-Higher; 3ss3'ic cash: 3easTIe December; 3sie
January a9c cash.
O2ts-Higher 3s3c cash
Rye-lfigher;s3ic bid.
Potk-Lower; - 62S cash and February
Lard-Summer 60.
Czftls-Scarce firm particularly for good uatiys
butchers and shipping steers which sold at 20 Is
southwest steers, 50d+ co. grass Texans q a. co.
feeders ooG35o cows and heiers as IL Receipts
1, 100 shipments, 20o.
Hogs-weak and slow: light shipping IS; heavy do
25ai 20; packing 25d4 S. butchers To select 80 o
-. Receipts, 10 700. shipments. 500.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. December 3.
wbeat-Actve firm and higher: No. red winter
90; Nc. spring. ass 2ss cash; 29{ January:
No. spring I Il: rejected, 81.
COrn-Strong and higher: ~ I2c cash 4aic January;
rejected, 3s!c.
osts-farly active and shade higher; ISL 80 cash;
J6t December; 4ac MAY.
Barley-Firmer 99c.
Pork-In fair demand and lower: cash. II s7i jan
nary.
Lard-Active but lower; 20 cash: s2l January o.
February. These prices asked.
Bulk Meats-Easier; shoulders, IS: short rib 50;
short clear 90
Hogs-Rccepts a. Ooo shipments. 100. Makets
opened strong and fully loo higher closing With
the advance lost: mixed packing and light bacon 60
4 go choice heavy. s5d5 o.
Cattle-Receipts. , 900. shipments go Good cattle
and butchers better; common shipping dull al So
good to choice 40 o. steers 1919 &o stockers and
feeders. 2 60d3 20; Texans, ? 6.
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$50,
1850. 1850.
The Globe-DemOcrat
ST. LOUIS.
1850.

The GLOBE claims popular IA
and patronage with increased facilities gaining and
retaining both and with increased determiu nation %
than redeem its of made pledges the saIl
measure Of reasonable expectation a a political family
and general newspaper.
Politically the Globe Democrat recognized from on
end Of the country To the other the unnchug cham.
pion Of that Republication which into power in
time to the Union from destruction and has
devoted all its energies to the intact Of
fruits Of the forced upon by the rebels Of the
South aided BY the Democrats Of the North We have
seemed To aim at restoration To power In this country
Of the and the organization which involved rs in
the horrors 81 civil The Democratic party now
in the field for the Rext Presidential election with the
doctrines Of States rights and notification emhlazope cd
its banner. II successful IL will sssuredIy car.
~ out its promise to repeal all the Legislation
tated by the and itS results. and will insugurztea
policy which will and assist another attempt
secession and rebellion. This IL what the boast Of
s,S Ssss "a can ,S v oes one sn,idote for
and that 10 Solid North. united in firm purpose To
keep the political power Of the Nation section
which sent forth its loyal legioas 70 crush rebellion
the integrity Oft the Uaoa Event. have unm.-
takably pointed 20 Gen U. Grant the inevitable
candidate Of the Repubcan party for this great
certain consolidate In his favor all the els
ments Of success Hence. have supported urged
bis nomination keeping In vsw sDisy the welfare Of
the Republican party and the best tn
As general newspaper for the Counting room the
Family and the Preside the Globe Dsaocyst viii len
ties for the collection Of surpassed either
castor West Wespare obtain the latest and
telegraph. We Correspondent. news ceu,rrs
throughout the country and their full and
chronicles Of events tell how faithfully they pc
prepared with great and may safely challenge
comparison of this department Of the Gi BE- ersocrut
With thoss Of any other newspaper In tn. country
aim IL fulness and accuracy seeking TO all sub
jeets Of general commerce. and give the Latest nrma
ton and quotations % 70 each
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~ Mot. Dawson is one of the most liberal men
in Doniphan County. The other day, he launched
out 500 bill, and made us . present Of il. Al
though of NO consequence, We may as well mention,
that it is payable year after treaty of peace be
tween the Confederate States and the United States
of Am
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Y At times like the present, when legion Of
witnesses in attendance at Court the need of
other hotel in Troy is appreciated. Monday night,
the Highly House Was crowded, beds and floors, the
restaurant the same also all private houses that
ceved dodgers, and then quite . number Of persons
had to sleep on benches in the Court room.
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u It has become pretty well settled fact, that
in this County, white man cannot be convicted Of
any kind of assault upon negroi and it n about
as hard for q colored to escape conviction, If
charged with q crime against . white person The
name of thia County Is not iazoo.
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r. Fifty cents will buy the MARSH AGUE CURE
LIQUID or pills 1t the worst cases Of 7srfiaS,
or Third Day Ague, and all forms of Chils and fe-
YER Never known to fail. Try it. For sale by C..
b. Bickford & Co., Troy, and J. A. Campbell. Sever
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A sample bottle Free!

The great Throat and Lung medicine, MARSH'S
GOLDEN BALsAM, ia fast establishing ITSELF in the
civilized world. at the greatest remedy Nature has
conferred to medical science human research
for the cure of Bronchial and pulmonary diseases,
such as Coughs, Colds, Group, Hoarsness, Sore
Throat, wheoping Cough, Asthma. Bronchitis and
Consumption. Ask your druggist for a sample bottle
free, and try it for your Cough Two doses will give
relief. large bottle will do wonders- For the pre-
vention and cure Of CoRsamption Of the Lungs it
stands preeminent- II you are suffering with any
Throat Lung affection, do not fail to try q sample
bottle Regular sizes 80 cents and sl.0o. For sale
by C. B. Biekford & Co, Troy and J. A. Campbell,
Severance
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DIED.

AT her old home, in Csstleton, Vermont, Nov. q,
1879. Of paralysis. MES. p. K. WALTERS.
Nr.. Walters . ulster Of Mn W. B. Craig and
Nm. @. W. Barr, Of wathena, and had many friends
in that place. who will be sorry hear Of her death
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LeOn2 Public SchO0l.
Total number enrolled for the month ending De
cember 5th, -
Average daily attendance. 81
Pupils not sbsent during the month Mary kelso,
Petty Bailey, Dosis Edwards, Marion Bailey, Hugh
Heckmsa, and Ollie Nesbit.
Perfect in department and scholarship, T. A. Heck
man.
School to be graded and opened December sth,
With an assistant teacher. Mamie L. NEsBu.
Teacher.
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r Before purchasing your Holiday Goods, don't
fail to call on ]. A. Campbell, Severance, Kansas,
who has a nice line of Albums, Box Papers, Toilet
Sets Dolls Vases, Jewelry, etc. etc, and. in fact
full line of all kinds of Holiday goods which will be
sold cheap for cash. 3w.
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Do You Believe III

That in this town there Of persons pass
ing orr store every day whose lives are made mis-
cradle by Indigestion Dyspepsia So ur and Distressed
Stomach, Liver Complaint, Constipation, when for IS
cts. we will sell them Shloh's vtazer, guaranteed
to cure them. Sold by ID. C. Sinclair, Troy; j. A.
Campbell, Severance; A. S. Campbell. Highland
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Head This!

All persons owing account are hereby notified
to call AT ONCE, and settle by cash note, las We
going West two weeks and further trouble.
SERGEANT & LLOYD.
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IA full line of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, Flour speciality, at Russells'.
Don't forget tive deliver goods in the
city.
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rwhat is home without babyf Many children
have coughs and colds just nov. and should have
the greatest care and bottle of Dr. Narshalrs Lung
Syrup Price IS cents 50 cents and u bottle. Sold
nv C. r. Bickford & Co., Troy.
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BALL AT Iowa PoNT.-Tickets out for grand
Christmas Ball to be held in Tracy's Hall, Iowa
Point, Thursday evening the 18th. Itpromises to
be the great Ball of the season. aud preparations
being made for tip-top time A big crowd may be
looked for.
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On Real Estate, in to suit borrowers, on i've
years time less. Interest eight per cent per annum
commissions reasonable.
H. & W. II. BARTLETT.
Office over Buchanan Bank St. Joseph, No.
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Coral #attsrs.
SPECIAL NOTICES,


10 all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
''euons OF youth, nervous weakness. early decay,
loss OF manhood, &c, will send q recipe that viii
cure you fhEE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was Uncovered by missionary in South America.
eend seifaddressed envelope to the Rev. JcsErn
L. lsNAs, Station D, Ner York City
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u Russells have in stock full line
of Cook Stoves, flor wood and coal, all
sizes. styles, and prices.
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TrA new law firm in Atchison, is Cochran, Pierce
& Heath, composed of the most prominent young
lawyers in the city. Cochran and Pierce we'll
known in this County See their card.
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Died In Dcspair-The End Of a Man of Iyriil.
liant Capacisy-Ruined BY Rum.

The subject of the sketch below is well-kuown
throughout the State and the news of his melancholy
end will be learned with sadness by those who knew
his talents and capacity to make his life useful
The item is taken from the Fort Smith (Arkansas)
Ner Era. of Nov. oath:
Last Friday morning there died at the Avenue
House. in this city, a stranger. He without
money. baggage or friends, and WAS buried at the
expense of the city A eoroners inquest gave the
verdict that the deceased came to his death from
natural causes. supernduced by exposure and dissi-
patton. From two letters found upon the deceased
and hailed from wathena. Kansas. They rs
follows:
wArHESA. Oct, Is, 1879.
DEAR GEoRGE.-Encloaed find P. o. order for $40
1t is all that can spare. Write to me and let me
know how you get along hope you will do well;
you will if you Try. Folks all well. Your Brother,
j. q. L,RzRLERE.
The other reads:
wArHESA, Oct a. 1870.
DEAR GEoRGE--Enciosed find p. o. order for S.
yourself will be glad Folks all well. Write to me-
Your brother,
L,RzELERE.
The deceased came here about two weeks ago
from Van Buren, and represented himself this office
printer and former editor ola paper in wathena,
Kansas. He bore the traces of extreme debauchery
and was not sober at the time Representing himself
TO be without money, he craved the privilege of re-
naming at our Office till next morning. To this We
objected, and offered to provide him with the means
He also obtained a liberal donation from Judge Par
ker of the L. 5. District Court, who is acquainted
with the deceaseds family his father having been at
time Speaker of the House of Representatives of
Kansas With the deceased Judge Parker was per
sonally unaequainted.
The man perfect wreck physically and men
tally. few days ago he was put out of the L. \.
Court and leaving the gate fell against rock and
severely bruised his head, which caused the impress
ion that the accident had been the immediate
of his death. medical examination after death did
not bear ont this superstition The man died from
the causes indicated in the eoroners inquest.
Since the above in type, ind from the
ne for haf l.nIux
editor and publisher of the Wathena Kansas, Mirror.
How he dred down here in such horrible condition,
is unknown His friends will doubtless be graf
flied to know, that he received all the possible
in his last days.
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Sour curd and Mind colic,

and aiiays Feverishness. What gives health 20
the Child, promotes rest fer the Mother. Gail.
eres Cry for Piseher's Casseria. It is the most
reliable, elective and popular article dispensed
BY Druggists
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TeaeheF's Report 81 the NoFDanville School.
Union Township, fer the Month Ending
NOveabeR 2Sshs
Number of pupils enrolled, 3
Average daily ate ndance. Is
No. present every day,
No. that missed no time, 2
Average per cent Of scholarship, 90
GEORGE NKIz, Teacher.
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y They evidently mean business on the old Bob
tail Road" The official notice for laying of and
curing right Of way will be found in advertising
columus.
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Y DR.. Ashmead received dispatch, Sunday. an
nouncing the death of his brother. Walter G. Ash
mead, of Philadelphia.
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z One of our subscribers discontinued his pa
per- the other day. saying he would renew again.
when We enlarged. Thst's encouraging. Suppose
thew all should do so-uhen would We be justi-
fed in eLlarginGf
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~ Let us have NO more ridicule Of Intelligent
jurors. A Doniphan County jury, in the District
Court, last veok. returned . verdict Of Murder
With intent 10 kill
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Everybody!

Come and examine our new samples of Wall Paper
and Borders. Large stock. ST. Joseph or Atehison
prices duplicated. c. b. BIcKFoRD q Co.
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IThe quickest aud most certain remedy for
collie, dysentery, diarrhGs, etc, is DIR. Marshals
Arabian Oil. Try it. Sold by C. B. Bickford & Co.,
Troy.
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MARRIED..

December 9Th, 1873, by Rev. Daniel Kloss, Mr.. Al
BEET L. NIeus and Niss LILY n. HILL both Of Leo
M, Doniphan County, Kansas
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Leona Public school.

Y Col. Johnston and N. c. Reville left, Tues
day morning, on their return to Rocks County.
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u yackson's Common Sense Liniment will cure
your Rheumatism or Lame Back; also cure your
horse of almost any blemish. At
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Closing Oas ~ C0ssg
Preparatory to change in business, re will clcss
out our entire stock Of merchandise ct cost
NcCRuN 4 CowEy.
Atehi.on. Dee 4, 1879.
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= Last week, Arthur Jacques became the pos
SCISSOR of whopping Il-pound boy. All on account
Of that "hex." All right-we understand it.
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n Thursday. the 9Th, was Doc Dinsmore's eth
birthday He celebrated il BY finding boy baby
in hollow stump, and presenting il to young mar
rcd couple out in the country.
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all kinds Of Skin Eruptions
This SaIve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
in every case, or money refunded. Price IS Cents
per Box For sale by ID. c. Sinclair, Troy, Kansas-
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On long time, at per cent interest, well improved
Farms in Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
iune24 Y. X. STOUT, Troy, Kansas-
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Wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich. want an agent in
this County at once, at a salary Of 800 per month
and expenses paid For full particulars, address as
above. nova0yl.