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COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wcro tho receipts und shipments
nf the leading arttcsca Of prsHlnce In this city
during tho twenty.four hnurs ending Mt o'cock
Fr'dny morning nnd for tho corresponding
time inst yUur:
, 1880-08-28

Anna N. 1.cmnn tlscd II blti yesterday ask,tla
fur II divorce from Joseph H.. Lemon OIL tho
KrnutNl af cruelty.
Stephen j. Carter filed Il similar hill nHntngt
his VILE ARIlt!n. tho cnrsn being desertlon.
, 1880-08-28

lIlM;t--" lll,WW t1ry tt.a Thcre W.s ntVlher dE3p
r. ri rs* yv*tt'G"} t @ M n,M a !%f !' ,,a;,:ses H.
tonn nf TIN s.inrknt tnr h!w ptndnrs ted y = Fl
rsirlEtl ,nnfGHIHnt. al t, c~e IT Tn tIay inahe
,,,l,a.tlnH !a.ey q etnnu,', MIL inaum yaetIM Is.
aasy "f a sst. ~ viz "ns r ssu NJ"
ns titnSes 1Mt thsr wstn te esseuS@ @ ana nsss stsa
c!r.l d1li md ttr!p'nI VT s,4ea .or llsh "s;h
nhn Mt s41aeahH fur !nnry. i'Arkttn b'tiSh rtInl
, 1880-08-28

Totnt.. h1iS MIG 43
Mr. deosRe o. Clinton, tho recently.ap;uina ed l.oe.
Freight Agent nf tho WnhHat ltond. wns yesterday
presented with supor Rold watch by the employs Ut
tho South Milwaukee Hluck- -yursia, wl,ere SIR clinton
wnn formerly iocatel Stock Agent Ut tho atlwnu-
kee Il st. Fani Head,
cAfrLE-'rrado oponed reasonably nctfvc, and
tnn'nninGin Eoud de1rt0 Of activity throughout
With vA.nos showing it,lH clsnnrn frnn t.s p.c1uus
alny. Tho f0GnH waA ilsM ~ fnr az good to e1tta
sFI!es concerned. md for especially de%lrahla
11ta therr worn sncs NJ Ei!utly better h9trea th1n
wcro uhAInnblo for llk0 qlntlaa III tho 1ny bcfutt
COmnI0n nna medium 0FskS nntlves to q certain
cxtent neg!cctat md Texans and Western ratlls
wcrs lttlo slns, but tile suspy did not much es-
ceeh tic wants NJ thU arnde. mud trtcea vera sns-
mined. Although tho receipts ,rety full fur 10
near tho end of the week. thsFo weru few cattle tct
nster huysGs hnd their ardrrs flied: sn'sa ge's g
Eolslt.on' tI chutco ehlrp!nK nr0vtx nj a3.tle4t:
Ts5ss RIa's eaIs @ # =; .n IoEE y s"a
htnrrNlY ntrht0ncd Mnh rAlMsR ho.l,inu u f.a4
auu. Tho MARKET closed HsrAay.
III, QUOTATIONS.
Extrh Neores-1rnded steers. weighing l,&I
t[s @
weix,,x i,&sUts i.4H ~ Observation-Disclosures. 4palm
lnK ilA II l.ai x. 4lv7i:
iHx lW1tt i.i mn au,eA1
11uiclesr' hi1ck-tuhr 10 cunllnh steer.und
Waaiiix a0 i, iV III. a5oa13
to llt0 na......,....,,..,,,...,,.,, ayEa1D
Texans. a1u
p1lis' ahu sehamhK KktGtF..s...+-.......'.sL L4S4AA
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MINING NEWS.
NEW ff1Ilk.

~ tbs Mtn,nJ I'rsst .it,octatLyn.
NEW Yua,i, Atg. a1,-1iIafncss ut tho Mining
Eschnl,3ea ttI-ay was mstder,teIy netlye, tho
lMarket showing II decided wpnknrsa, Thu ful.
lowing arc thu closing n!cial quotations;
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SurgNtnR HT-COSrEaSIONa-Swpn Ennr-
sen =. For.lInlntl JIenGrcknnll, $tsh.1.-y. C.
Lyman Y. Irn F0utn. <..:IT7.4..-Vhcolusta q,
Eluury '. Mury 4. Mnrse, Shy7Ud.
, 1880-08-28

MEsH ltIMk-Suw uayul,cah III y, pss hi and
ss:sH e Hs.vs t.s !a:s rF!rss a 4 sii5
m m !taS*';s;%s N ;;; 1,, :sys 1aary Thsfs
Uctstur. md nIut tt;1i t'.s ca. Isss nr sssf SUI
a,lwr. hs is..uTtsA sAIta wsr9 2 brla ss'lsr Sap-
!a:a, 7dW bfls ssiiyr NnyonGer n 9is 81: iAHi 400
ssier 1S s5sa 5as.sy 4. si :! @ .ss snS S,s leu 'f'
t+AHi!-Ad d.ascd 1t.ta5o par itu lbs, fel buck no
~. anu fArh tx H1'lH tho lucxt lftGrx uH Fhufx-
:tay, =. tl iar r.,n, !.i.s st q sol'ef SeptltI'
bsf, sulaf tlstnt'at atid abnus 49, fuE Tho
ti5. 49, tGs SELLER SeEtssnnsrA il la11 10.
lanaasY At {IIss4 iuML ys,2y tes:
yaiea wurs reported of IUt lbs short Ii.s II ii 10
tt! SPOT. ttQ htMS!:h svler soplulnhos ~ se,lot
, 1880-08-28

on AccuAnt Ut tho AlllnutloLl IL, 4sufu tEotXhts
caused W thu l'w pflcts Ut whvat u1ld tho llsll
cIl'laton VI taFsncrs " market th0Ir rF0t's rail
foad eAFntnxs, 1t IL thought, lay soun he sInutl-
CT than they hay0 bcru.
Denver s. A!u 0raudu earnings for the third
week In August were tx, ,l1U; incrrusc, <a,7:l.
, 1880-08-28
1tfJf1 HAI.FN.

NsiEEt-IhEyG WIS fll&Gt ahu HhGtln x III
WAn1lo'a Inferior ~ caoco naalItos At ei's4
NEW YnnK. ...,.
NKw Y1,tt, Aug. g.s'.-lEnvra-ltecetntA a0p aMMt aa1t
tty EaF lu prtnta win nulbcr Of tEHa hao m ri
tU .cSrss nIaEk lot fairly auFt4 and ItrIst* w drs
t'MI Il lTr t1 ltish9rt e1trutnH l!sr naus9 aIea
G. wlth =. ex!1 q s!:crs, iaa Y 1fI ii iss
eaity; q s,4t t.a,o *i!yu cntte. ~ ta,aa aaa
ttrx tp1f iM yu shGep, Ad 80 caEctAs9s ma. nj
American refrigerator bout tn London to't"f' " ~
suEEr AHp .f.AMns-necelp.s. atao. thtar II fao5s
ps,fy: aa.d cl2ses 1a.Rr ont a "rse s e.sjes s i
kI,s1t5@pet l6 ~, jnn,bs annK hstss sni ktsg sg
M1sS cleared 4 ef lu hi. With t'I' a' f'
swixE-tsssipss.: si aaos md uncnauMSea. M .aa5 III
ni.,At eH!!nnl. *Nl nl|yp It e ;S gYE ~ WI iSs
nuFFALD. N,
HrrHAL0. Aug, M.-EArTtE-itaeeipts t1.dsaI, n; hut
head, cns!en0d thr0n4h it raTs' market easuS h,nST
sS * ssd sst. ss II s;ss
SMERp Ann G4Ahns-Reecipts 10 heaa zee s' ID
:laMna . at@,nnah: @ Y s1,ras ,ns n'sFksf s3ih"s a'
M sas nsftSs dill ia1 sa e@os far sh.
Ef4desi 4oet !9ts e.aat5i aales q! snlg snlgm9M ~
fair srussurs, ai tatt ~ xond Mcn!Sa. .Iiuu
hl ratn'fea fuskes4, At heayJ nm1 1t
HN1a-Mi cat3 kculx!M una0ld. mostly Seh1A1'
IT. LOUIS. a..
81. Lnt1H, Aug. z.--CArTLx-Supp1J iAst. ~. ri lila
nand !aiF! AeAEy shlpplax s!s9Es. ttts!, sntcbsr
FLING! ~; Ksasx Toxans. l0lals; uattse tseaiua IN
sGIDnaas sfap; si1 latter for good 'see'''
shEKr1tnchangedise receipts. M; shiR1n,shislSass 1,sislSass
, 1880-08-28

lt'Ut'llsrIWan siondy II dse prr II Tor chIessns,
cit.c9s;* S:.ss Tssa a,!s'tcd It err t;
awnct ~ 5as hu' Tho outside for Hcina iar.eT ktok
sEElaZ,Ttmnihy " Mns II f1,r dun.nnd ~ M:H..E
f1r ci,Nh nr Seutef,hcr 10th iAhskus Nera yuuird
EHEf iMte. Ef1FHr wHk ksHktt.M
AAlT-Nnn IN f4lT hgtnnnd and Rtcniy:
, 1880-08-28

thu aEonnbhIp IthlH0 brnHRht SlS1,WM fOr0iE1
Eol co nid tho steamship llUlicilstntlfer Ff1u,
UjU
Mnupy nurkot c,sy nt .dI3 per cent, closing
nt III: primo I,Grcsta !le pnrer, 5GtlI!z.
sterllng exchange, sixty 1ays, dull ut 4B1 Il
1cu,a.l,l. sTlix.
Dry -gpoda impnrta for tho week.. Si2ia CGl.
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Saturday was the day set for Republican raj
". The day set I'm rainy, and great many thought
would have to postpone the hosting Of the pole
but by two O'Clock the rain ceased and the colorrl
troops went to work digging hole for the pole and
had it down to the depth Of seven feet, when
the work began in good earnest, and we dare say
there enough Republicans present, with all the
bad weather, to hoist q half-lozen poles. Mr.. sam
Lehman, with his sons, was present, and cheered
the boys In their work. They play very well on
their brass instruments, considering the time they
have for practice. The speakers having arrived,
they were introduced to the crowd by the Hon ].
W. Cook. vice-President of the Garfield and Arthur
Club, who made few remarks and then left the
stand for the Hon I. W. Healey, aud when he shot
of the Republican gun, there several Demo-
crats seen starting for home i'm such hurry that a
person might have thought they had forgot some
thing; but the trouble was, he was talking the
wrong way for them, telling too many truths about
the way they conducted their affairs in the South
and would do so in Kansas, II they had the power
In fact, he made US a very good speech. Other
speakers were called and the all responded with
q good will. The Republicans here are hand in
hand for the party, with but thing and that is
there is little trouble the removal of the Post
Office. last winter but think it will soon be put
where it belongs, and that is where the majority of
the people want ID.
Mr.. Harding had runaway. saturday. A span of
hired mules took French leave. No one hurt. but
the wagon somewhat smashed.
Miss Alice Mitchell. who has been visiting friends
at Tanning and Robinson for the past few weeks,
returned, Saturday, to the Republican rally.
j. W. Cook has left for Topeka, to help nominate
our next Governor. Hope he will be wise in his
rhoee.
Our fellow-townsnan. John Montgomery, leaves
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Bosros Mass, August 0.-At n Repthlienu do
ronstration IN Lewiston, Maine, Thursday evening
credible in that enlightened eommunity Saws the
Lewiston Journal: IL wns hardly to be believed
that any body OF persons In Lewiston could savageIy
assault company Of the nations solder- but the
actual eeeurranee Of such nm outrage eomDeIs us 10
allow that sueh IL the fact. Rottenegginr oId sof
der. This was the sort q thing that took place in
IN Puritan New England, In the last quarter Of the
nineteenth century. The '.boysr stood An a..aplt az
stones. fotten eEys and mud all along the line.
iurrd by the mssiles Of the local knklux were the
following: Edmn.d Resell, Jr., strnrk In the eve
smith, struck on the Sesd W. s.Is ds,.ai;.h,a
her bonnet and INJECTING wound On the be.lI. IL
Cobgrn, struck on the shouIder by brickbst, willis
leg while burning red Ere; Mis- Jsnnie Trmpetoa'
struck on the sheulder By . sfone. An Unknown
lady Standing near Mis-. T. va. hit In The lace and
yard while dsehsrying rockets. Eleven lantern
out Of twelve in w. D. PenneIrs yard were DESTROYED
by the mon. Not one Of DR.. wedgexosd's Isatsrns
W. y Goulding's and J. @. Coburn's lanterns we-s
stoned, and the next morning several baftle-scarrei
lene. were swinging IN the wind, suxges-
the State seal John Mana IN was bonbarded VIII
rotten fruit Col Howarl's horse was strurk with
@sn sn ~ so ssnsssl tms. He alone dispersed
Eaiiop with his her.e. Mayor Day drove OF another
crowd with club. Five or six bariy fellows sur
light from Il. Other rsssssa and ,qs ss
were Frank Burril hit on the head while inarchinr:
samuel Llswellen, hit on the head. Others, whose
names We do not learn received slight wounds Fri
day morning many citizens picked mp souvenirs Of
the attacking party scattered about their door. and
piazI.s The missiles were hurled indiseriminately
into the crowd veil nj the lanterns and decorn
tons Mr.. Goulding's yard vas strevn with brick
bats this morning. Tbe police u.ed their utmost
endeavers 70 ascertAin the identity Of the parties
Who committed Tie eufrsges, but no arrests have
been made yet
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CHAS. R. KUCHS.
CHAS. R. KUCHS.
CHAS. R. KUCHS.
CHAS. R. KUCHS.
Doniphan Ifens.

| II. .-.;.., =, 81. NJ L .hr..L Tl,,-.l.,- .,..,,
i'm. ,,,. mo-, :, very nro6,,Il, at,;r IN. Don;nh,,
ao,I, r.. ,,or. ,,r,,,,. tr ,h.;- co., n,;n;.,.
Ia, ,.on,,, s,r.,..r. .,h;r,,. IL ,o, :, o,lJ
h. ,o- .s,r;,abIo a, ,..;. orr our, minister. ,ha,
.h.v;.. I,.v.,;,,, q, ,,r.;,,,.r.
m. ''..,-;. -. !, w.,a.. ,1,,,-..,.,. ,;uh,
III .,,a,i.d .n5 H., ,.r,.,, en-. .,;a,.,,
,,.,..,,.. L,,,,.,, ST. ,-.,,Is,,.. -.
g., r.. W. -, e ~ :. H., 81.
49, g., y,,n.o, ri CO.. Geo. WI .nJ
an w-I,.u an ,-o,,,;,.,, .,,, ,,.,,.-;.,,.I -.
,..,, - ,h., hnr,,
| Pr, V,,.L;,,.r nm. Jou,, Ia, pr,,.,- IN, h,.
;,..s
| ,,,. w. f..,,, s.,.-.,,.o ,,.. Io,,-,, .,..,,,
Il. iii, ~. ,,.,.n,. 1.... w. .r,,
| tn,;,,
Nj. r.,,;. Ka,,.r came dawn srum .,t.,,l;n, the
| I..,;,,,,. r-;5.,, i'll, .;, go, n.
r.n,ir.d in town ali n;,h,
| an ,,.,, a.. .l.;,, 90 no N..,r. .r. mn, N..o,.
aud .u.h ..r..,.r. Tho, 90 abo,, ,h. country un.r
nj, ,.r.,.,,.., an. fr,,5. .,d ,I...;r.-.
| ,,S., 5...I of ,.b.,, .o,,;,v into mark.,
| p',,.-. 81 I.u,.u1;,., - -.
..I,;,, ,,,, % -. -, a., -,.,
-. ,,,;... - r,,.,,aI IT.. -. 80, !,
en- Co.
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Highland Items.

opite +. ,umIer of our citizen. b.x. ;m,rovs5 IN.
onnortu,;ty 10 vial, Cb;cayo While the e,cur.;on
,.,.. Ia,
| Ton, y.,,,.r.I;-c l~f, . fe~ a.v. am IN attend
the D~uo.,a,i. s,.,. c,,xs,,;o, h.d a, ro,.t.
We hear that the attendance viii probably be larx
er a. IN. I-nixerxitx. tbi. xe.r tb.p ,ur;,, any
year prsyiou, for long time. Student. are coming
in rapidly. and occurring boarding places.
Up. JOHNSON ha. added much to The .ppear.pee
Of his residence and park, by enclosing part Of his
trout pavement with q east-iron picket fence.
Timothy Jones, living few miles north Of Hiawa-
tha passed tllruugh here on Sunday, with one thou
.and sheep. which he shipped from the Station. Mr.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IF. HamPsOn Is prepared 10 loan
money 10 the Farmers Of Doniphnn
County. on long time. AT per cent. I'm.
ferest. and n reasonable commission.
Money mny be paid before due. and
stop Interest, IL the borrower chooses.
No delnysin furnishing the money. No
sworn apPraisement or application
required. Call On him ut the Office of
Register of Deeds, mt the Court House.
22aprIV. IF. HATPSOy.
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Firsf IJay-N0aday, SeP1esH5fr %
Criminal.

FIrsf Day-Noaday, September 6h.
Criminal.
No. l. State of Kansas William V. Gordon
Peace Warrant. T. W. Heatley for State
| ID. A. Seaver for defendant.
No. . State Of Kansas N. NJ. Hill Embczrle'
ment Heatley and Guthrie for State: A.
Perry for defendant.
No q Stat. of Kansas Va. VIM. Rhodes and Lin
coin Rhodes. Appeal. Heatley for State;
Perry for defendants.
No4 State of Kansas Fred. GaTlichs and
George Tindle. Resisting officers. Iieatley
for State; " Price for defendant.
No. S. State Of Kansasys. james N. Trant. Peace
Warrant. Heatley for State. A. Waddell
for defendant.
No. G. State of Kansas Va. Levi Fergnson. Grand
Larceny. Heatley for State
Civil.
No. l. ST. Joseph & ID. C. X. r. Company vs. JAS
E. Dryden. Procedendo. Doniphan & Reed
for plaintiff; Perry, Price, and Heatley for
defendant.
Ne. q John s. Long n. C. Bailey. Proeesen-
do Seaver for plaintiff; +. Babcock for de-
PENDANT
No. 3 John FarrcRvs Charles and Michael Me-
Carly Procedendo. A. Perry for plaintiff;
NJ c. Reville for defendants.
NO. J. '"nn H. 10y WI, -. NJ
aehu"' a. .. n"", "i
n ~, P."'"
defendant. ,,
NO. .. 'oshna sauhuers e'a, n.,n r..
ct nj. Procedendo. Price & Heatiey for
plaintiff; Perry for defendant
NO. D. '"'n"A cA"n ~ 80 =. n
Nafonlet for defendant
NO. o 'o'"." -. d. g. a..
rr' "'' '''
-. S.,n5.-. n, nj ~. Jobp MrClelIspd.
Price & Heatley for plaintiff; Perry for de
PENDANT.
M. 9. Jo.bua Saunders vs. Lawrence Kiebler
Price & HeatIey for plaintiff Madoulet for
defendant.
M 10 Tboma. II. Holland Vs. Emanuel Meslinger
Price and Heatley for plaintiff; Perry for
defendant.
s....s Do.-S-.,~,,hrr III
,,,u. Die. .,,
NO. H. Lucas rs'''r vs. n.Iu,I.,,
hea'is! l"r piain', IN - - So
NO IL W. D. .pni vs. 'ns - -, o..
AsS"e'a''on oi 'ne W! r
-, :. usuie", III. ~, - - u,.t.u r;.s,.
w. H. "n :, - :. ~,
hen'' i,'e io' P'''"n'
for defendant
.'" H. 'o"h ' -, E n.
voree. Price for plainfin heatiey Tor ue-
PENDANT.
No. 10. VIM. L. Chaiiiss Vs. u. N. smith APpeai-
W. W. Guthrie Tor piain'in' refry ior ae-
PENDANT
No. To- Nancy Jane Moore vs.. henrs ho'h' hJee.
ment Price for piantini rerry Tor aei'nd-
ant |
No. H. t. v. sniveiy vs.. A. >. seio'er. in)nhetion'
Webb q Martin for pianun; frnee ana fer-
ryfor defendant.
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~ We have lately received information concern
ing an old resident of Doniphan County-Eli Cab
bert. who owned the Bell place. northwest of Troy,
before the war. Upon the breaking out of the Re
beon, at which time he was of the County Com
missoners he, being strongly Secession in principle
traded of his property here for land near Weston
Mo-, where he has since resided. His wife died
within the last year, and Inst winter he suffered n
psraytic stroke. and another in Jnly. by which he
has been rendered helpless wreck.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-02

IL Ashmead Bartlett, the American Englishman,
who has married Lady sBurlett-Cou the richest
womas in England, and who is old enough to be his
mother, is a cousin of DIR. Ashmead, of Troy. Lady
Coutts Bartlett, las she should now he call
ed, having had another hyphen put to her,l is deep
ly interested in benevolent enterprises among the
heather. Doc. Ashmead expects to be made her
distributing agent in this country, to purchase
breechclouts for the Hopandiumpawny Indians.
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~ "More food and less medicine. of nonrish-
ment and strength less Of the facilitating influence
of drugs is what feeble and exhausted constitn
tons require said Baron ILebig, when he perfected
the composition of the MALT Bitters.- sep2w4
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STOP THAT COUGH

BY going to the reliable and wellknown Drug Stands
Of ID. c. Sinclair and c. b. Bckford g.. Co. and buy
ing q bottle Of GREEN MouSrAIS COUGH BAIs,N.
IT, after using twothirs you get relief return the
balance. and get your money back See advertise
ment in this paper. sept2-0
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STOP THAT COUGH

BY going to the reliable and wellknown Drug Store
Of j. A. Campbell. Severance, and buying bottle of
GREEN MOUNTAIN CoUGH BALsAM. II, after nsing
twothrs, you get relief return the balance, and
ge1 your money hack See advertisement in this pa
per sept go
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1880.

We viii sell at public sale. at the farm Of Eivira
NJ. and P. Helm. half mile east Of Brenner Sta
ton,
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1880.
the following property: Six head of horses, Cow.
about le head of fine Hogs, New York Reaper,
Corn-planters, Cultivators, Seed Drill. Wagons
and Harness, and other Farming Implements about
50 of Corn the ground in quantities to suit
purchasers, Household Furniture. and numerous
other articles.
TERMS:-Sums under IS, cash on all sums Of IS
and over, nine months credit, with note and approx
ed security. Sale to commence at o'clock A. N.
ELvIKA n. HELM,
p. HELM.
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AN OLD LADY,s GRATITUDE.

lady 20 years of age expresses great gratitude
for the benefit she has derived from Warmers Safe
Btters aud declares her belief that the remedy is
a certain specific for dyspepsia. 5aue3m-
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E,ocu,,ov.rv E,,.r,.,pm.n,.

Miss Ida Tracy will give select reading, at the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday evening, September
l4th 1880 assisted by the best musal talent of the
city. Admission: Adults, IS cents children. 10
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~ II is reported that Bill Young lie going to de-
scrt his dray, and take the position Of salesman in
the ladies' department in Of our stores. We
think IL is mistake he is sometimes absent mind
ed, and gives the wrong to ladies' inquirng
TO the price Of goods.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-02

tFr meeting of the Republicans Of Wayne
Township will be held at Bremen Station, on Mon
day evening. September 9Th, at O'Clock, for the
purpose of organizing Garfield Club. II Ia to he
hoped that there willie be full attendance.
REPUBLICAN
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The Best 1 Erer Knesc OF.

J. G. starkey, prominent and influential Citi-
zen Of Iowa City, says: Il have had the Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint for several years, and have
used every Remedy could hear Of without any
relief whatever. until your shilohs vitaliEer
advertised in paper. and persuaded to try it.
am happy state that 1t has entirely Cured II
is certainly the hest Remedy ever knew Of Price
IS cents. Sold by ID. C. Sinclair, Troy J. A. Camp
hell Severance; A. s. Campbell, Highland; Herring
Brothers, Highland Station.
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se.a xh..s For sale.

Early May Seed Wheat. entirely free from rye.
cheat, or weed seed produced one Of the largest
yields in the country, this season Apply to
GLEN & MILLER,
lat sav-milll,
asnE- r,sFs.4a - Waite Cloud. Kan
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MONEY TO LOAN,

On Real Estate, I'm sums 10 suit Dor.
rowers, ON I've years time, or less. In.
1erest. per cent. per Rnnum. Com.
satssions reasonable.
lsjdsly III. Il w. III. BAssTLErT.
Northwest Cor 4th Edmond strests st. Joseph, No.
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u John killough recently died at Camden, Preb-
lie County, Ohio, aged &c years. He was brother
Of the eccentric 7. ID. Killough. pioneer on Cedar
Greek. in the northern part Of this County
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II We learn that the wife of C. d. Robb died at
his home in brown County, few days ago. Mr.
Robb removed there from this County, few nonths
since
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~ Tuesday morning, the lightning struck and
burned stack Of wheat for cy. Leland, on what is
known as the Blair farm.
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TEAMS EAST.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CAR ID.

To all who suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
discovered by n missionary in South America.
Send II selfsddressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7. ISNAS StptioH ID, Ncsc York City. l5aprly.
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have for sale pair of mules harness and wagon,
at my place, one-half mile east of Troy.
seDt9i2t JoHS SwIGGETr
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TnE PAcryIc CoAsr roR GAxy1xLp-And now we
told tAst the California Denocrafic letter writers
have begun their campaign for Hancock By inform
ing the people Of the Eastern States, who know no
better that this coast 10 to ia vote for Han
cock for President Who these writer's il not
ported. They arc probably ashamed Of their names
do not care 10 trust themselves to the future
crts II easy enough for such pen zabbers TO give
this State and this coast to Hancock and the Demoe
r.cy. But majority Of the voters win tell differ
ent story by their ballots next November. or the
signs Of the times give fase isdications.-SaH Fa-
cisno Aha California.
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Norman Case, saAdler, OF highland,
WIZ exchange anything in his line for corn good
wood He hass fun supply Of Harness, and can
furnish everybody on short notice essuglv.
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FAM IN G MILLS,
Matt. Nutter, Miller.
CUSTOM WORK A SPECIALITY.
Custom Grinding Friday and Saturday Of each week.

The flaming Flouring Mills centrally located,
and possess every facility and modern Improvement
for doing every kind Of custom work, and making
the very best flour. We cannot and VIII not be
cellet. We solicit custom work from far and near,
knowing VIC can make the -four you want. Bring on
your wheat FANNING MILLS.
Tanning Station. DOniphan Co., Kas. Aprs2.
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Lock Herr !!

The largest stock and the lowest prices in DOM
phsn County, for cash. at
McCrum K Governs.
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~ The Ladies' Aid Society Of the N. f. church
will hold their regular Social at Mr.. MeCrum- Tues
day evening Septrmher eth.
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~ Thanks to Frank Paige, for some most deli
cious pears Of his make.
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REV. FLEMING A. uRO-

--latest styles Hats, Caps asd Fsrs. Terms
Strictly Cash-Priees the Lswess. Exssise
asd - Cs.viseed. 4Os Felix Street, 80. Js.
seph, Me. sept2m2.
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NEW BARBER SHoP.-Wal. Byers has returned
from Rocks County, and opened barber shop in
the basement Of Boder's hank. where he will give
yon clean shave, stylish hair cn at the lowest
prices.
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AGENTS AND cANvAssRRs
Make from cas- - s5e Per week selling goods for
E O. RIDEOUT 4 CO., 10 Barclay Street, New York
Send for their Catalogue and terms- ieAug1y