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Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
The Large Night school

Of the Wilmington Athenscum for both
ladies and gentlemen will commence
tonight. All desirable branches taught.
All those that are registered ss well az
those that wish to apply should call
on Prof. Hochksppsl between 6 and
O'Clock At the school rooms, Askew
building, 7th and Market streets, on
and aftss tonight. F tF
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
III Y D..

WELDIN.-In Brandywine Hd., on the 14th
inst, Elizabeth, widow OF che late Low
Weldin, aged II years.
Interment at Newark Union cemetery, On
Wedn sday, the 18th inst, to leave the house
at 2 p. III.
QUEREY.-On The 10th inst, Clara Virgin
ia, daughter Of Andrew and Elvina W.
Querey, aged years and 10 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from the resi- ence of her parent !,
corner Of Maryland avenue and Beach street
on Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock. Inter-
meDt at Riverview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16

NO. 4-rHREE MINUTE CLAss--wRDSRsDAY.
g Il. Adair, Bell Haven, Va, Gray NJ organ
W Pratt. Canterbury Dol, Modoc.
T. Pinkerton, Dover. Del, Palmer Boy
J. q. Mccoy, kirkwood, Del. Mischief.
J. K. CauIi, Trsppe, Nd, Lady Wright
NO. 5.-2:29 CLASS.
J: Wharton, lover, DEL, Thos Morgan
N. II. Grant, Trenton, N. j., Star.
>. Kennedy, Phllada, Pa, Frank p.
NJ. Gooden. LAdyCrossin
J. H. Phillips, Odd.Feliow
NO. 6.-2:40 CLASS.
J. N. Ford, Dover, DEL, Tom Baysrd
IS. A. Tanner, Philada, Pa, LegalTender
MDeKSmith, C,hestertown, Md. Brown Tom
A. II. Perdue, Salisbury, Md. ClaraMorg'n n
J. p. Sudler, Sudlers ile, Md, StOnewali.
walker T. 20, Dover, Del, Flora.
W. Achuh i'hilada, Pa. Johuson Boy
NO. 7.-coLrs-THuRsDAY.
W. Mcdaniel, Dover, Del, Flora.
J Alexanue or, FELTON,, De, Moliie +,
" W Smith, Wilmington, Blaze,
Z Bailey, Canterbury, Del, Gloucester
NO. S.-2:26 CLASS.
Al Morrison, Christiana, DEL May,
! = e Turner. Tuner philsda, PS. Phil Doug'ty
y u ,
W II DODie, Phiiada, Pa, Moliie +.
FPellard, Baltimore, Md, Bell Oakley
NO. $500 CLASS.
q H Adair, Bell Haven, Va, GrayMoryan
W h Evans, Trenton, NJ, Spunky.
MdeKsmith, Chestertown, Md, Brown Tom
Tut Ford, Salem, NJ, Rocket,
NO. 10-2.50 cLAss-PRrDAY.
y " Cochran, Middlet,n, Do. Lizzie.
;rnno IShnY MsCSy, Mccoy Ki,kwoOd, Del, Mischief.
IL Caulk. Trsppe, Lady Wright.
no. ll-2.22 CLASS.
4 Morrison, Christiana, May.
N Goodsn, Philadelphia, Irene.
] H Philips, Jersey Boy.
W II DOble, 81 Scotland.
NO. l2-2.37 CLASS.
VIM. Achuf. Philada, Pa, J hnson Boy
Walker 90, Dover, Del, Flora
John M. Ford, Tom Bayard
Maxwell, Middletown, John y.
Nathan Cook, Wood ale, FELTON,
$ Kennedy, Philada, Pa, FrankP
g. Elklnton, Pennsgroye, N. j., ,J'nnie Moore
J. H. Phillips, Philada, Pa, Effie
5. A. Tanner, +" Legal Tender
5 L Crai., Lyman
W. II. Dobie, Niger Boy
M deK Smith, Chestertown, Md, Brown Tom
q H Perdue, Salisbury, Md, G Morgan
J M START, Worton, Md, Fanny Fern
The unexceptionable character of
these horses for speed is we'll known
and the fact of there being entered on
the list on this occasion Is attributed
to the extraordinary ipducemsnt offered
by the Delaware Association. The
Stree for alp race will be the event
Of the week. II takes place on Tuesday. |
The trotters here entered have records,
some as low as 2l7 and 2.18. On
Tuesday morning Grants Arabian stal
lions will be led around the track.
This blooded stock came from the Sui.
tan's stables and are the pick of large
number made by the General at the re-.
quest Of this Monarch.
On Wednesday, September Oath there
will be grand tournament in which |
twenty-eight knights will ride. The
premiums are : lst prize, 800 90; End,
$4,000; 3rd, $50. 90; 4th, $4,000. |
In addition to this there will be q
grand tourney ball. There will also be
a ball on the evening previous and the
evenings succeeding the tourney ball.
The music will be fine. Mark Hassler's
famous orchestra having been engaged.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
MAR RIEO.

-CARPENTER.--On the 9th
street, Chester Pa, Mr.. II. F Generee, @ for for.
merly OF Maryland, and Miss Henrietta
Carpenter, of Wilmington, Del.
JOHNSON-MOORE.- the 18th instant,
by Rev. W. Q. Robinson, at Chester, Pa,
Mr. Caleb X. johnson, OF Wilmington,
Del, and Miss Lizzie l.. Moore, OF Middle
town, Urange Co., NY.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
Rua1uass Chamrn

George H. Brown has sold stock and
fixtures Of his wire and seed store, No
IA West Second street. to his brother
Arthur W. Brown, who will contip-
ne the business at the same place
This is the business formerly carried
on at No. Ill Shipley street by A. T
Allderdice.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
Engines sold.

The r., W. a B. X. X. Company have sold
two shifting engines, Nos. l and 8, to the U.
>. Government, and they were loaded on cars
this morning to bo taken to Fort Uifilin,
where they are to be used in hauling away
the material dredged from the Delaware
river at that place
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
Grants StnlliOny.

Last evening, Mayor Lovett, of Philadel.
phia, went through Wilmington with the two
stations of General Grant. which are to be
exhibited ut the fair In Philadelphia. They
win next be taken to Dover, 10 be exhibited
at ourStats fair. They travel In special or.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
Oely q Apark.

A slight fire 90 urred and at Tenth and
Market street las evening about 8 O'Clock,
ia the second story Of the building Occupied
by man named C0nnor. broom mannfactur-
sr. The damage was triding.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
B0rnuSn. .

BarnuIn's great show will do up the PENN
sd a in Octoh r, exhibiting in Salisbury on
the 18th, Dover on the 14th, and In Middle.
town Ol ths 18th. His aggr CATION" will
travel In finy-One cars.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
Elliott. Johnson &
BANKERS AND BEsOBl

WILMINGTON, iDEL,
u. y. Government Bonds h0uRDl
or exchanged at curTsnt raI"
Cash ready for good firstfnortgagss
All local securities bQkght ana
Fox SALR.-$30, 600 Wtlning!op
5000 Masonic Hall Bond, shan
Delaware, 8 shares First yationai ~
Phiiadelphia, New Yorrand sant
stocks and bonds b0ynt ana So'
carried on Aargfn.
Tolegraphic qu0tatiQe received
and turnished, Trade il0llars b0ugns
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
VlTALIzED PHosPHATll

Debility and nervousness have theirMe
q great extent, in weakened digestion .
can be but little menta activity with mp
ished blood, and debility 50 induced lad
consumption and numerous other troulh1
would never appear II the blood and \
|were n0urished In ri ht degree. PhE
have prescribed 100, 900 packages q Vls
Phosphates preven ting debility and Da
diseases, curing indigestion and re-Vtn1
and invigorating Thousands who wen
1t iS brain and nerve FOOD, not med
y. CROSBY, 668 Sixth Ave.
For sale by z. JAMES BELT.
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., Wilminra
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PPeacRipflan Eree,

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal wssi,1
Loss Of Manhood, and oil disorders brv1
on ~ indfscretiOn or excess. Any Due
has the Ingredients. Address d
DAVIDSON 4 co., 70 Nassau 1t, ,N.vYa
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16

NOTlCE.- beg leave 70 in,vrm tn,
IN lie that have increased my isd
for manufacturing kindling wood, ah
now prepared to furnish ", cd In any ~
ty TO suit consumers. ] sell the laryta
load In the city. Give me q call beON
chasing elsewhere. Orders by mall
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER
8-9u Foot of Fourth streeta
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16

NJ OTICE.-The Citizens Loan Assodi
IN offers new stock tor sale; no back !
ments may be secured at any time
pr osper0us. First series will mature
tie over nine years, notwithstanding
panic. Apply Tor shares day or even
GEORGE q. MARS,
SecretaN
96lm No. COL Shipley sH
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARsl
WARD.
Three hundred dollars r, ward will h
for the arrest and conviction of the Aa
thieves who have bel recently engass
housebreakine In this city,
8-26 II J HIN p. ALLMOND. Mrx
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16
BROKERS'!
r n. ROBINSON cop.
BANKERS & KRQE,H
WILMINGTON, DELa'1

US. FoURs FoH SALE j,
FsR SALR.-United Staten 4 per c''1
Wilmington City ~ per een) Loan
SILVER BOUGHT AN ID solSI|
Philadelphis, New York and Bo&l
bought and sold on commission. Hp1
LES afforded for persons to sci ~
stocks or bonds.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16

~ O11CE.-Owners Of the Delawar !
~ Road Company's Bonds due Jsna
1854. called "E1tensiOn Mortgage
wishing TO dispose Of them before thg
ture, will please propose terms terms
OF said bonds, with the remaining ~
thereon, to tho undersigned,
M. HAYES, Treasurer,
SO cod u 1IOyef
NUTIi E-hOME LOAN ASSN
N TlON-New series. First
September 26th, Fourth Friday. G@
safe investment. Apply to
E. T. TAYLOR. SecretaT
5O2 Market suss
GKo. W. BUSH, President. "a.
JNo. W. LAWSON, Treasurer. w
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16

OUNvULsE YOk NEldHBc.s ~.
~ using the com! advertising IA N
nlshed BY fERhlSbkOTHEhS'd Ii
No. 10 East Third seet =
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: tstaist - p asgslssssy
MAN yxssunDAY's nArn wsupH, |
,ME DOVES RACES.

The List sf EDtsles-Faat Treaters
To the FrOnt-Gensral Grsnt's
staa1ioss-fhs Grand Toarna.
ment.
Below is given the list Of entries for
the fair on the 22nd, 23rd, Oath, 18th,
18th and 9th inst, At Pairview Park,
Dover, Del. The entries include some
Of the finest trotters ever brought In
contest on the peninsula. The list is
full, with the exception Of that portion
set apart for peninsnlar stock sxolu.
sivsly.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16

NOOK AND VMPHLET PRIs.11 "A.
d in every stylE EGt9 Gcns 9s,s Ct reas9alsiy ea,olsi
BY FERRIS BRthEHS, prln'e
mates furnished. ~
Daily Republican., 1879-09-16

DEoPLE WHARF ExA0INMsyjll| " 4
hard 70 plst ssnouid ~
Third strsss fog p p(Hng.
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l.. c. NELSON,
Sererance Kansas

Notwithstanding the impression that the peach
buds all killed. still, if every blossom should
produce peach, it would worry people to get away
with the crop The promise of other kinds of fruit,
Judging from the bloom of the trees, is magnificent
brother of Dr. Lewis, from abroad, is sojourni ne
with the Doctor.
Mr.. David Stanley has purchased the house and
lot of Clark Fowler, and also the adjoining lot of
DIR. Pugsley. Mr.. Fowler, will remove to Atch
ison. where he will open hotel.
Sunday was day of fierce winds, and the waves
of the Missouri rolled unusually high. Persons who
the ferry boat got taste of something after
old style.
Mr.. William Winkler, one of White Clouds old
men, found dead in the road, about a mile he
low Forest City, last Friday afternoon. He had
crossed over at the Iowa Point ferry, and at
tackled by some kind of unknown stroke, which
proved fatal. He was inferred in the White Cloud
Cemetery, Sunday.
The Nelly Peek, another mountain steamer, bound
for Fort Bismarck, steamed past at rapid rate last
Tuesday morning.
The society of the NJ. E. Church have purchased
the house of VIM. Faira, with the intention of fit
ting it up parsonage, and Mr.. Farall is getting
material on the ground for suburban residence in
the western part of town.
John s. Hook commenced making brick at his yard
near the railroad, last Saturday noon. Mr. Hook
has taken contracts for making several hundred
thousand brick the coming season, the present kiln
at which he is working, being for John Lynds
Mauck & Bro have been busily engaged, the pres
ent week. is Smelling the corn belonging to wylie
Moore, which he has had stored in his warehouse on
the levee.
There is perhaps as much activity in the industrial
A.,
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BET.rER THAN LEADvILLE GOLD,


Is good health, which may be preserved by the
timely use of Compound Extract SarsaParil.
Ia, Dandelien and Iodide Of Potassium.
This is not patent medicines its formula is publish
ed with each bottle. The leading physicians indorse
it. Ask your druggist about its merits. 1t cures
Scrofuia Chronic Rheumatism, and all skin diseases,
by purifying the blood and invigorating the liver
For Sale Everywhere.
Browns Vegetable Liver Pills nre prepared
Tor curing Sick Headache Constipation, Indigestion
and Torpid Liver. Now is the time to use them and
prevent spring and summer sickness. They are su
peror to Eastern pills; trial establishes them in or
cry eestern family.
The great healer of the age is Browns Arnica
Salve. 1t is without rival for curing Old Sores
Ulcers, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Piles, and Sore Eyes
All OF Browns Western Remedies for sale
by C. b. Bickford & Co., and d. c. Sinclair, Troy
Aug. Miller, Wathena-
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IT. you are suffering with Cough, Cold. Asthma,
Bronchitis Hay Fever, Consumption, loss Of voice,
tickling in the throat, any affection of the Throat
or Lungs, DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. This is the great remedy that is causing
SO much excitement by its wonderful cures, curing
thousands of hopeless cases. Over one million bot
ties of DIR. Kings New Discovery have been use
within the last year. and have gwen perfect satisfae
ton in every instance We can unhestatingy say
that this is really the only for throat and
lung affections, anu cheerfully recommend it to
ALL Call and get trial bottle free of cost resu
lar size for s.O0. ID. C. Sinclair, Troy, Kansas. 81
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Most of the farmers are nearly done corn planting.
VIII II. Curtis was chosen President of the City
Council, b. F. Harpster, Treasurer, A. b. Ford.
Clerk, George Mock. Marshal
Irve. Meyer and DR.. Long shipped, on last Friday.
twelve loads Of cattle and two of hogs to the
Chic ago market. The cattle the finest lot that
have been shipped from here this year.
Saint of this neighbcrhood met with another &C
cdent, last week. The gun bursted, tearing of an
portion of his arm. 1t if even the Saints
are not safe with guns They had better take warn
ing by this.
Prof. John Wetie has moved from here to Atchi-
where he goes to take charge of singing class.
The herd law is being asitated again by some
mostly by men that have no interest them selves.
The best way is TO let it stand the law now is. If
it is brought up again. may expect it every year.
One Of our railroad men came near meeting with
. sad misfortune, few days ago. His wife procur-
ed some -. After applying it to her nostriis, she
fell asleep. When she was found, she uncon-
scious, but was finally restored to life.
(Yes, they say that stuff - is very dangerous.
-Pr]
D. +. Harpster has been adding much to the ap-
pearance of his already beautiful grounds, by put
ting up good substantial arbor. When completed
it will be of the finest in the County 1t will be
fine place to pass . hot Summer evening.
VIM. Jordan, John Young, and others, started,
Saturday, for the land of gold and silver. They 60
with teams and expect to stop in Leadville in TWEEN
ty-four days from starting.
Once more our druggists were too sharp for the
wouldbe lfedestroyer If she don't kill herself it
is likely she will give certain parties trouble.
Frank Case has found out that Leona is no place
for him to do business, he has moved his shop
from there to this place, where he enjoys a good
trade.
As have combined my two shops in one and am
determined to furnish my customers with a full line
of goods at very bottom prices for cash, cordially
invite your attention to my stock. Fifty new sets
of harness, very low. The largest assortment of
whips ever in Doniph County. Collars of the lat
est styles, from fifty cents to three dollars. Come
and see me. All work warranted to be made from
Pttsburg chestnut oak tanned leather. Also, full
stock of saddles april2itf FRANK CASE.
w. E Foster sells the Champion machine-the
most durable the lightest draught. easiest managed
and simplest machine in the market 1t will out
wear your mother-inlaw. april2lwa.
IF just received at our yards q carload of fresh
lime for spring trade. All parties wanting any thing
in this line will find it their interest to first call
and learn our bed rock prices.
3w Cook & MILLER.
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Lecture to begin at 8 o'clock.

Glorious 1st Of Mayl-Wafhena ahead
sheet and PtlloW-case Party and Lunch.
The enterprising lady citizens of wathena do not
intend to drop good work, when once started, and
have again put their shoulders to the wheel, and
have turned it over this time in favor Of a grand
sheet and pillow-case dance and lunch to be given
at the school hall, wathena, May LIST, 1879. The
proceeds to be put with money already on hand, for
the completion of hall. cordial invitation is
tended to all who are in favor of seeing this good
work 60 on. The hall will be beautifully decorated,
as becomes the first of May. Come one, come all.
Tickets for dance and lunch, sl00 per couple. Sim
gle ladies, 25 cts. Good music
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II The Atchison Pdirio, publishes a story about
John Thomas an old resident in the vicinity of Iowa
Point being found lying his floor insensible, his
hired man having dealt him blow on the head,
and robbed him of 500. We read the article to
gentleman who lives in that part of the County, who
was of the opinion that the story was untrue. He
says that Mr. Thomas had been sick, aud had fallen
and bruised himself, but that he had heard, Sat
urday, that he was improving, and was able to be
about. He thinks that if anything of the kind had
happened he would have heard of it.
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An old physician, retired from practice having
had placed in his hands by East India missionary
the formula of simple vegetable remedy, for the
speedy and permanent cure for consumption, bron-
chtis catarrh, asthma and all throat and lung af-
fections also positive and radical cure for nervous
debility and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases. has felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows Actuated by this motive, and de-
sire to relieve human suffering, will send free Of
charge to all who desire it. this recipe, with full di-
rcetions for preparing and using, in German French
or English. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper. w. W. Sherar, lag Powers
Block Rochester New York. 4w.
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F-Man with all his endowments, is in many things
most foolish he will give all that he hath for his fe
but is rockies. and indifferent to his health He will
grappe thief who stasls his purse, yet will daily
with cough and cold and finally go into consump-
tion when such sure remedy as Eiert's Extract of
Tar and Wild Cherry can be easily obtained 1t per-
forms rapid cures gains friends at every trial. and is
invaluable in bronchial and lung diseases 1t is a
Safeguard for all from the babe to venerable and
health will be restored by its timely use No family
ti,at has used il will be without il. Sold by C. b.
Bckforl & Co. and u. C. Sinclair, Troy Aug. Miller
Wathena.
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Mrs. Ann Eliza Young,

nfsBnom koung's Nineteenth vile,
The most popular female lecturer in the field. will
lecture at the NJ Z. Church, in Troy,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 25th.
Her subject will be exposition of Inner Mormon
Life.
She is meeting with wonderful success lecturer,
drawing full houses wherever she goes, and giving
the highest satisfaction. Do not miss the only op
porturity that may offer to hear her,
Admission, 40 cents. Tickets for sale at the drug
stores.
Lecture 70 leyin Mt 2 o'clock
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Millinery.

Mrs. r. Locke wishes to inform the ladies of Troy
and vicinity that she has of the finest stocks Of
Millinery goods that came to Troy, and will be
sold at St. Joe. prices Hats trimmed from 25 ceLts
up to co. Excellent No. Bonnets, of the latest
style also, Ruches, Yelling and everything in Mil
linery line. Please call and see my goods before
you purchase.
Aprl % MRS r. LOCKE
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n We have received and placed on
our counter, this week, one of the largest
and best assOrtments of nickel goods ever
brought west, and We respectfully ask
YOU to call and examine, and make your
selections.
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Ruckleu,. Aruica SaIve.

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 Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
in every case or money refunded. Price IS Gents
Der Box For sale by ID. C. Sinclair, Troy, Kansas
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Mrs. X. LOCKE.

PROF. GEORGE LYON, JR.-This talented young
elocuonist will give evening of recitations in the
NJ f. Church, in this place, on Saturday evening,
the Goth inst His selections among the choicest
gems of literature, embracing poems and verse, and
of great variety of style and character. The price
of admission will be 3 cents for adults ID cents for
children. Reserved seats can he procured at the
nosf- office without extra charge.
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JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & Co.

L. O. O.F. ASNIvERsARY.-The Odd Fellows of
Highland will celebrate the sxtieth anniversary Of
the establishment of the Order in the United States,
on Saturday, the 26th inst. Judge Price, of Troy,
and b. A. Scaver of Highland, will deliver addresses
The White Cloud and Severance Bands will furnish
the music A large gathering is anticipated, and a
rood time
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~ The Plunkett theatrical Company had good
houses, Friday and Saturday nights and gave spen-
did plays Their week in Troy was not lucrative
one but they established reputation as accomplish
ed actors; and, should they ever come this way
again. would we believe be welcomed by full houses
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IF About ten days ago, young man named Mil,
Ter, living in this Township accompanied young
lady to st. Joseph, where they were married, and
at once started back home. On the way. he was
taken sick and upon their arrival home, the first
thing that the bride required to do was to 60
for doctor. But the young man died last Saturday
or Sunday, about week after his marriage, new
er having rallied from his first attack of disease.
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- Os. Marcum has arrived from Rocks County.
He says the country is rapidly filling up Joe Nix
on keeping store at Plainvile and NJ C. Revilie Is
practicing law at Stockton, the County Seat where
he is the leading man in the profession.
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~. The largest assortment of Groceries and Pro
visions, Dry goods and Notions, Boots and Shoes
Hats &c, will be found at the store of Chas kuchs
Doniphan. His selling for cash enables him to sell
at the lowest figures 24apr3w.
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CRYSTAL wEDpISG.-Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Miller, Of
watheua will celebrate the crystal anniversary Of
their wedding on Friday evening, April 18th. at s
O'Clock. We acknowledge the receipt Of an invita-
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~ man representing himself to be from near
White Cloud, came to Troy, last week, pretending
to be looking for stolen horse He ordercd some
bills at the Chief Office, (which didn't print) and
leaving tie horse which he was riding procured an
other at the livery stable. This horse he took to
Atchison and sold. He has since been caught and
the horse recovered. The man called himself A. z.
MrDonald
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~ 1t is astonishing to see so many
beautiful and useful articles on the nickel
counter of
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND 4 Co.
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~ We learn that Cheap john" the man who
got Henry Boder in the notion Of putting up brick
building on the corner, is now q street corner corn
doctor in Leadville Colorado.