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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-07-31

SonE PEOPLE NEVER LEARx.-How often has the
ChieE in the last year. warned farmers and others
to sign paper offered by stranger, written in the
style of note contract, order, receipt or anything
else Yet men constantly being taken in by ma
chine, hghtnng-rod, fruttree. and other peddlers.
Only last week, . person went to banker, notify
ing him not to buy acertain note that he had signed
because he had not received the consideration PROM
ised "Why," asked the banker, do you sign notes
to strangeri Don't you take the Chieff" No, the
person replied, he had never taken it. Then said
the banker, 'you had better subscribe at once. II
you had taken it, you might have saved fifty years
subscription in this transaction alone. 1t has warn
ed farmers, time after time, not to sign anything,
unless to person well known, and in transaction
that is open and square, shall not buy that note,
but somebody else WILL and you will have it to pay.
You acknowledge that you signed it, and you are
known to be good for the amount and when third
party presents it for payment You might well fork
ut once, and be done with it. Subscribe for the
Chief read 1t, and keep posted"
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Joseph McCrum has been mp from Atchison, tho
last week. experimenting the thrcshing Of his wheat
near town. That thief who stole seventeen dollar
out Of his breeches pocket while he was asleep in
his bedroom, is requested to return the same, he
wants the money to pay his threshers.
Mr.. vader and family came up, Sunday. Mr.. Va
der is the xnest of C. C. Davis, for few days.
4 good many were out at the Spring Grove meet
ing. last Sunday. Church Was held in the N. T.
church at night. Rev. Hull and Mr.. Kirby.were
the ministers.
Mrs Joanna Harsher and her son. Robert Bar
nett, from Mississippi the guests Of George Wal
Waller. She arrived at St. Joe the day Mrs Waller
was killed. Did not see her till afterwards.
Wheat is yielding well, but is considerably dam
aged New wheat has made its appearance at
Franklin's mill. Some of it is good, while good
deal oft is wet and damaged.
The corn crop never was better. We can snbsist
ON johnny cake.
Frankiins plug blew out at the mill. Tuesday,
doing no domage.
Atchison was full of doctors, last Monday, paying
their Eve dollars and getting certificates to contn.
ne their practice. If the Kansas Legislature would
make laws that physicians could collect their bills
after rendering service there would be less poverty
amongst the medical faculty. 1t is generally the
last thing sick man ever thinks Of after he gets
well.
Business with merchants has been dull for
several weeks, on account Of harvest.
Jerry James has bought property, and moved to
town. Has got tired Of the Bottom.
Langan and Baughman are still buying cattle,
and paying the highest cash price.
Adam Bremen is enlarging his wine cellar.
The wagon roads. since the rains. are in n bad
condition. Trustee Stewart and Road overseer Ma
theny at work every day, repairing bridges and
roads.
Very little sickness, considering the hot weather.
Miss Ma ggie Lexington and Miss Minnie schlctsbaum
are very sick, of fever.
Persons travelling will always find clever conduc-
tors on the A. & n. Railroad. Foote and Mccormick
are hard to beat.
Mr. Hudson Martin and wife, aunt of Mrs. Charles
Angel, Of Hannibal. No., are visiting here. Mr..
Martin is an old resident of Hannibal-sncc 1871.
Mr. Geo. Lewis, Of Chetopa, Kansas, is the guest
of Charles Angel and family. CLoDHoPPER.
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Obituary..

Ii is our painful duty to chronicle the death Of one
of our most esteemed Young men, On the afternoon
of July 9th, Joseph Egan, only son Of james Egan
gave back his life to its Gver, in peace and ressns-
tion with relation but his father to witness the
ending of his earthly pilgrimage. Many of his asso-
ciates were gathered around his lying bed, and the
heartfelt sobs told too plainly the anguish of those
left behind.
Joseph Egan was born in Columbia County, New
York, August 90 1857, making him twenty-one years
old at the time of his DEATH His mother, Mrs Cath
crime Egan died in Texas, September 90 1877, leaving
this son and two daughters to comfort the fathers
lonely life And in every sense of the word he has
proved himself worthy son, an honored citizen Not
profane vulgar word was ever heard to pass his
lips and, although he never connected himself with
any church, he WAS q consistent Christian Very re-
trim: in his disposition, with cultivated mind and
excellent education, he had during his short stay
with u.s. endeared himself to the people Of Highland
and rs testimonial Of their regard, nothing was
omitted during his sickness, to make him forget he
was among friends
At the time of his death, he was in the employ Of
J. p. johnson, and by his gentlemanly conduct had
become Is one of their own household, and such,
was mourned by Mr. johnson and his worthy wife.
Very much credit is due his physicians, DIR. Leigh
and son. and If skill and anxiety could have saved
him, he would now be with And in behalf Of his
father, allow me to return thanks to his attendant
Mr.. James Mitchell. We feel that We cannot do him
justice in weak praise, for his untirng and pa
tent care.
We must not forget the kindness Of many ladies.
and especially the donation Of beautiful howers
May We with loving hands plant living flowers on
his grave that will bloom in beauty ever reminding
the people that honor and respect the one sleep
ing there And when visit the graves Of our loved
ones will We not scatter flowers his grave for the
sake Of those loving sisters far awayi
The funeral services were held ut the Congrega
tional church. Rev. Mr.. Kloss preaching eloquent
and interesting discourse. that ought to benefit the
living. His remains were horne to the grave by
twelve pallbearers, friends who had watched with
him during his illness. And now we leave him in biz
final home feeling that the noon Of his life ended in
golden sunset X.
HIGHLAND, KASs As, July q, 1879.
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institute was organized Saturday, July 10Th, by
froi MeCarty. The work OF organization was brief
yet systematic. The Professor concluded with an
earnest sppea to the County teachers that they do
more earnest, efficient work than they did n year
ago.
superintendent Heeney is now appreciated more
.han ever as ms selection OF instructors Is marked
oy SOUND judgment
Prof o. C. Hill put in his appearance Monday,
and Is rapidly working his way into the confidence
oi Ihe teachers
rroI otahi' iate graduate Oh the 81. Joseph busi-
ness Nohege, mas charge OF thc classes IN fenman-
SNIP ana BOOK heepng- lie Is an expert penman,
anu wiz uoun'iess make su ceess oil his specially.
e.~een ninety ana one hundred teachers are now
'"'ohe", anu more reported Tor attendance next
week We are told that the prospect Is good for the
'es. institute ever heid IN tine county.
Didac'ics Is RECEIVING careful attention. lew
'ecners expressed themselves rather freely on the
sucJoc. Oh greeting pupils ana seem 10 THINK the
ou "'se ii"''s preeus contempt'' true IN
ever! sense. 100 hiuen ireedom doubtless does, YET
saeh 'nihs as oens 700 grum, ana we tnink
P'or uea 70 constantly say 10 puphs' oy acuons'
s'omaen Is OUT oi "haek' or 700 much not
soo'ch MAKES one forget nearly good morning, or
sunny snn,e' ~icn always ioheed ior ny 'ne h'''e
""u' p~oeu u"aer o". oha,se'
o,' 0o"'s' "'o, FURNISHES au'iu vi "oifo ai
an'eu MINUS, W a'u "s IN making sueee's vi Inc
Pe'e"' ,no"'n' NoA' a''o"s 'no """"o'' VIC ho
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Is ''' Manu- an" US n"pP9 "'
.r - ~ VIM "u0'
' = '' "i,i Gall ""eh t"e oiass IN e'oeu'
.ma - r.s .~;., Ie"i nun o-r,o'' On
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~ The Old settler and New Conner are de-
Gliding that eastern medicines not adapted to
western diseases, and that Browns Vegetable
Liver Pills the only reliable remedy for re-
lieving Constipation, Biliousness. Sick Headache
and torpid Liver. And that Eureka Ague pills
aerer fail 10 cure the ehils rhea taken diree-
ted For sale by C. b. Bickford & Co. and ID. C.
Sinclair, Troy; Aug Miller and W. W. Carter, Wa
tlena
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Our new hotel Is progressing finely. Il Is being
built for Mrs. Ngus. Mr. Billings Josh)is the arch
itect. Have not learned when it will be opened to
the public, but think probably about the first Of
September. Mr.. A. Nigus is also building large
tenement house.
Mr. E. n. Miller has sold his property to Mr..
Shearer Mr.. Miller will build residence as soon
as possible.
Mr. Tom Harper is building fine dwelling.
Messrs. Rankin & Dillon, who were the accepted
bidders for our school house, moving rapid
idly with the work. The building will cost 81 9a5.
Daddy Streip is putting up old-fashioned Ohio
corn-crib.
The new store seems to be increasing daily in
trade, and the proprietor looks smiling aud happy.
Mr.. J. b. Brooks. We learn will move to Atchison.
The steamer of Mr.. Snyder is busy at the stacks Of
Mr.. Snively. The yield will be larger than expected
II. =. Shaner was up among the boys, Saturday.
Dave Kercher is busy with his fine residence. He
is building just out of the town limits escape
es, he says
Sunday q fine day for the party that went
down to the mouth OF Wolf River for blackberries;
but there was nary B. b., and their dinner was
stolen, and there was nary a bite left.
DIR. Nutting intends to move his family to town,
this week.
A little of Mr.. N. Dclzcit met with quite q Sc
rious accident last week, by having his fingers
caught in the cogs of tanning mill. It was ampu-
tated. on Friday.
While playing the railroad track, little George
Apologize slipped and fell sharp tie cutting his
knee very badly.
Five fair tenement houses would be easily rented
in this place, at fair rental, if We had them.
The old corn is coming in at q rate which makes
Us think Of the good old days These last rains
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A Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure of Consumption and all dis
that lead to it, such stubborn Coughs, neg
lected Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever Asthma. pain in
the side and chest dry hacking cough, tickling in
the throat, Hoarseness, Sore Throat and all chronic
or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, DIR.
Kings New Discovery has no equal, and has estab-
lshed for itself worldwide reputation Many lead
ing physicians recommend and use it in their prac-
tice. The formula from which il is prepared is high
ly recommended 10y all medical journals. The cler-
" and the press have complimented it in the most
glowing terms. Go to your druggist and get trial
hottie free of cost, n regular size for $780, For
sale by ID. C. Sinclair. Troy, Kansas. (5)
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Severance Items.

Having little leisure time, devote it to few
items for your paper. l am not professional item
izer, and wish to be instructed little in the art
it necessary for man to hate all who have ever
been friends to him, when he sits down to write
items! Must he be devil ncarnate, to please a
few of his immediate neighbors and make other PEG
pie feel bad! Well, don't know how it is but at
the risk of not being professionalism it is i'm
possible for me to feel feniish toward any one-I
proceed to give you what news Of interest have.
There several very valuable improvements 60
ing on, and more in contemplation.
Peter Miller, of watbena, has moved his furniture
store to this place, and has added large stock OF
new goods to it, and think he has the finest estab
lishmen of the kind in the country He will be apt
to advertise his business in the Chief, he
gets Strengthened out.
Frank Case has his new residence almost complet
ed, and it is a very tasty and convenient house.
A. d. Small has commenced to erect a dwell
ing house.
The school house is nearing completion, under the
able management Of Patrick Corcoran, archt ect
and builder.
Mr.. Hofa, Of Pennsylvania, will soon commence
the erection of large grain elevator. He is man
of immense means, and we are glad lie has decided
to locate here.
A. Sanford, our popular livery man, has brought
on large number of elegant new buggies Come
ont, and try Of his fine rigs, free.
Mrs Holmes has sold her millinery establishment
to Miss barrow.
j.. T. Kirwan, Springer & Co., W. ID. Rippey, and
both Drug stores, all report business being good
L. C. Nelson has been unwell for long time. He
also has nice business In fact, every body is sat
listed here, and 'the mill goes around, and gains
what it will"
We were pleased to meet W. Trevett, of Highland
on our streets, the other day. Mr.. Trevett has
many warm friends in Severance.
Bran only IS per TON, at the Severance Mills.
Come and get it, while we have plenty on hand.
w. II. II. CURTIS & Co.
DIR. Davidson preached an able sermon, last Sun
day evening, at the NJ. E. church. He is decidedly
the best preacher had in Severance, and al
together the best scholar. He was pastor of the N
E. church in Hannibal, Missouri, in 1861. He was
taken prisoner by the Confederates and condemned
to be shot, for being loyal to his Government; but
just before they got ready to shoot him, he was
rescued by squad of Union soldiers. He then went
to Washington, and was appointed to some position
by Abraham Lincoln after which, he served in the
Navy. ale has been tried in the fire, and come out
bright" HE weighed in the balance, and not
found wanting am no Methodist, hut say God
bless DIR. Jas. NJ. Davidson, the old Scotch preacher
and patriot. That's the sentiment of OLD VET
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We G..r..s.. whas we say.

We know shileh's Consumption Care is do
cidedly the best Cough Medicine made. 1t will
common chronic Cough. Bronchitis, in half the
time, and relieve Group, whoopins Coush. Asthma.
at once, and show more cases Of Consumption cured
than al Others II will where they fall it is
pleasant to take, harmless to the youn gest child
and We guarantee what say. Price, 10 cents, 50
cents, sl.OO. fyour Lungs are sore, Chest or Back
lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by ID. C.
Sinclair. Troy; J. A. Campbell, Severance; A. s.
Campbell Highland.
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Notice.

The best place in Atehison to buy boots and shoes
is at the Farmers Store, McCrum & Cowen.
The best place in Atchson to buy clothing is a
the Farmers Store, McCrum & Cowen.
The best place in Atehson to buy dry goods nnd
motions, is at the Farmers Store, McCrum & Cowen
The best place in Atchison to buy Queensware AMI
glassware, is the Farmers Store, McCrum & Cowen
The best place in Atcison to buy every thing. is
the Earmers' Store McCrum & Cowen.
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MARRIED..

July 18th, 1879, At Holtoa, Kansas, by Rev. Mr.
Sweet. W. WILL, C. Rsowx and Mis- Ina Lxwu
both Of Whiting, Jaeksoa coanty, Kansas.
That Brown IVES around here three or four days,
and nobody knew 10 was aaassisd-psrhsps he for
got IL himself Bat vhea II did come back to him,
be Get sm up handso0ey, for which the printers ex
tend their heaftiest eonxrstuIatious.
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The Inssisuse.

The County Normal Institute has started of in
hne style. There was larger attendance than ever
before, at the organization, Saturday. Names
are being constantly added. and the attendance dur
ing the term will be quite large Prof NcCarty end
Prof Hill are conducting the Institute, and much
more than ordinary interest IL manifested Superin
tendent Heeney is active in attending to the duties
Of the Institute, and has shown himself to be very
efficient officer The following is the enrolment, mp
to Tuesxiay evening.
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Is sold at the low price of 50 cents 1t will cure the
worst of Tertian, or Third Day Ague, and all
forms of Chls and Fever. after other remedies fail
Try it. Ask your druggist for the MARSH AGUE
CURE, liquid pills, you may prefer,l and take
no Other. MARSH Bios, Proprietors, Kansas City,
No. For sale by c. b. Bickford & Co., Troy; J. A.
Caupbcll. Severance
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II Ed. Grumley, a typographical graduate of the
Chief Office and soldier Of the 18th Kansas, for the
past few years an employee in the Government
Printing Office at Washington, dropped in us, this
week. He is taking vacation until the Confederate
Congress meets again.
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II For the Summer Complaint Of children, and
all relaxed conditions Of the Bowels, such a. diar-
riea, dysentery, cholera merbus and cholera ipfan-
tum, uss AARsH's TOXIC AsTnEeExr. There L. moth
ing equal to it, For sale by G. b. Bickford & Co.,
Troy; J. A. Campbell, Severance.
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1t is with pleasure that the S. L. X. Club announce
that they have engaged the gifted elocutionist, Miss
Dora Phelps, to give one Of her readings Mt the
NJ. f. church, in Troy, Thursday evening, August
9TH. Proceeds to be applied to the Public Library
AL invited to attend. Admission % cents; Re-
1 served seats IS cents.
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II w. C. Williams, Of st. Joseph, has been in
Troy for several days past writing up this locality
for the Herald. Other men have been in different
parts of the County, engaged in the same work. A
Donphan County issue of the Herald will be printed
1t has been delayed longer than was expected. but
will come ont the 9th Of August in entirely new
dress of typo. which the Herald will don that
occasion
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= The Young Ladies' Literary Society announce
an entertainment by talented lady elocutionist.
Thursday evening. August 9TH, at the Methodist
church. They deserve good house. For several
years past they have been giving entertainments Of
various characters to rinse funds to start public
library. They have got enough to justify them in
making n start, have rented 8 room, and have made
their first order for books The start will be small,
and they want to use every effort to constantly in
crease the library. Every dollar that they clear in
their entertainments will be applied to this purpose
1t is to benefit the public, and the public should ex-
tend q liberal patronase.s- - :
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70 Don't buy sulky plow, but try
the Mcbride Attachment, Mt Russells'.

~ Mothers, when your dear baby suffers in
teething, use DIR. winchells Teething Syrup, it
soothes the pain, regulates the bowels quickly cures
collie. brings natural sleep, and is charming in all
its effects, that if you it once, you will it al
ways. Sold by c. b. Bickford & Co., and d. c. Sim
clair, Troy; Aug. Miller wathena, at only p cents
bottle
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Y Ne Western family can afford at this sea
son to be without Browns Extract Dlaekber.
~ and Ginger, safe reliable, asd pleasant RENE
dy for Diarrhea, Dysentery, Summer Complaint and
Cholera Morbus. II has been tried for ten years,
and is endorsed by physicians and druggists Pro
cure bottle at once. Delays arc dangerous. For
sale ereryrherr For sale by G. B. Bickford & Co.,
and d. c. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Miller, and w. W.
Carter Wnfhena-
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~ We have speedy and positive cure for ca
tarFh. DiphthsFis. CsnkeP Mouth, and Head Ache
in sHn0HS cArARRH REMEDY. 4 nasal in
jestor free With each bottle. Use il il yoR desirs
health, and sweet breath. Prise 50 cents. Sold b.
D. C. SinslsiF, Troy; J. 4. Csaphell, severance
A. 8. Csupbsll, Highland.
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TExPERXxcE.-A union temperance meetin: will
be held in the Presbyterian Church in this place, on
next Sabbath evening, at 8 o'clock. Tho meeting
will be addressed by Mr. j. T. Lee, Of Indiana and
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y Rev. W. W. woodend. d. D., will preach
next Sabbath morning, at II o'clock, in the Presby-
terrain church in this place, and assist at the com
munon of the Lords Supper.
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II II You Want - Buy Charter Oak or Mad
ison Cook Stoves, Rock Island, Garden City, Can
ton Cultivators sulky and Walking Flows, Listing
Flows, Hardware of all kinds, Corn Shelters, Garden
Tools, Shoyels, Spades Builders Hardware, Tinware
woodenwarc Barb Wire, Sewing Machine Needles
and Oils AMI Field Seeds of all kinds at the Lowest
Market Prices, call on or address
l.. C. NELSON,
Feb. H. Severance, Kansas.
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ES Peevish children have worms. DIR. Jacques
'Gernan Worm Cakes will destroy the worms, and
make the children happy. Sold by c. b. Bckforl &
Co. and ID. c. Sinclair, Troy Aug. Miller, Wathena.
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Ne peeepsiea U.eIl.

1t lis strange so many people will continue to suf
fer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.
Constipation, Sour stomach, General Debility, when
they can pfaeurs Ut our store SHILOHS vTTALI
GER frer e COST il il does not eufe OF FplleYe them
Price IS cents. Sold BY d. c. Sinclair, Try; J.
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sRussells have large stock Of Bug
gy Tops, at st. Joe prices.

" Thousands of dollars are saved every year by
progressive farmers who use Uncle Sans Condition
Powder in feeding their stock. 1t restores the sick
adds to the usefulness, increases the beauty, and
promotes the growth. Sold by c. b. Bickford & Co.,
and ID C. Sinclair Troy Aug Miller. Wathena-
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R-A lecture will he delivered at the N. Z. church,
Thursday evening, by Prof McCarty, Of Leaven-
worth, who is now conducting the Normal Institute
at this place. Subject: "Ethnology." Lecture will
commence ut o'clock p All are cordially iuvit-
ed to attend.
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~. NJ Stephenson will lecture at Severance, Sat
urday night, Sunday. at 10 o'clock, a. M, and Sun
day night. Subiect-"No conflict between the Bibl'
and Science
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z The County Board meets next Monday, to
levy the for the next year, and to transact road
and miscellaneous business.
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ET~Our druggists arc selling large quantities Of
Brolnoline; it certainly is the best medicine for
dsoriered liver dyspepsia, etc. Sold by c. b. Biek
ford e. Co., Troy.
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For sale at a Bargain.

a brick store building in Troy, Kansas on the
s'ublic Square. Upstairs suitable for residence.
Cister2. hont-porch, and large cellar. Good busi-
ness Location. Apply to NJ. B. Chapman or r. Map
stone, st. Joseph. Mo. June ~.
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= See the card of Mrs. Stevens, who has opened
dress making establishment in the building north
of Mr.. Lelands store, and nearly opposite his resi-
dence.
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Y By an error in last weeks paper, the Soldiers
Reunion was announced to commence September
Olaf. This would be Sunday, u will commence
Wednesday, September a4th, sud continue three
dsys ending on the 18th.
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2 F.F. Chamberlain, editor Of the Greenback
organ Of Soathwcst Missouri, has been in town. for
q few days past.