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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16
NEW ORLEANS sroCK EXCHANGE SALES.

BOARD AT u NJ.
10 shares Merchants Insurance Co 500
BOARD AT 80 II. M.
70 shares Home Insurance Go. ....-.... u
shares Merchants Insurance Co -. sa74
80 shares NJ O. Insurance Coz. SO y
shares N. o. Insurance 90. .........- sos
SIS 600 State Consols 3D. Observation-Disclosures 46
1000 City scrip. 1873 Observation-Disclosures. 3Ias
BOARD AT r. nj.
81. 900 State Consol- b Observation-Disclosures. "a
SALES OUTSIDE OF THE EXCHANGE.
as shares N. O. Gaslishr Co............. "a
AUCTION SALES.
The following securities were sold at auction
to-day by Mr.. Armand Selle on an order of the
Second District ConSt. In the matter Of Minor
josephine Perra
40 shares Waterworks Co................ $685.
SO shares Waterworks Oo......-.......- 394
I'll shares N. o. Gasli9ht Cn.........-... TIs
shares Crescent City Oil Go ........l25
L shares n. Q, City r. h. Co.. ex div. aazs
- shares D 81 Oarrcllton Railroad 90 llt
45 shares Leyee steam Cotton Press. In y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-16

ITbe foHatritp prizes dte for round lots. Jot
lets af-c l6n6pr more per bbi. according 70 quality
FLoun Qiiet Fiue s-mb a7s sunerlne
&-ta5 H2ta siugle extra s6 f1anb el@, aeuhr
extra 80 i24UG BIZ, treble extra &c 9f1s
nB cav, family ~ G3h6G s2ts, choice s-@7
fancy 81 iqism7 25
Conn MEAL ~ iofn1 so " Dbl
GniTs St 2htp " Dbl.
HnMINy- S3 BnT9 m u Dbl
RyE tbouR-Urdnery s5 6o@5 If v bb, choice
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
aThir,ieth Anniversary.

One o those joyful happy gatherings, which glad
den the hearts of all present; which ibid dull care
begone: bring the people of community into closer
relations of friendship with each other aud show
up people in their Sunday -gotomeetin' clothes We
found at the residence of friend Geo. NJ Clem
ON Wednesday, Sept. 29th.
The ''elte" Of Doniphan and Atchison Counties
there paid their respects to the conference.-the pair
and right merrily was the day passed. Old and
young mingled together in the childish sports which
were made part Of the programme or the tl.y
The presents which were bestowed upon th~ happy
couple, proved to us the high estimation in which
they were held, friends and neighbour
The dinner than bountiful. An attempt
to picture it in words, would only result in total
failure II was sueh n dinner as Kansas alone can
produce. In short, ''all went merry rs n marriage
BELL and everybody tried to make everybody else
happy.
The sunshine and shadow of thirty-years Of mar
ried life leaves Mr.. and Mrs Glen rs jovia and hap
Ply n couple would wish to meet. Though the
winters have traced the .silver threads among the
gold,- yet the summers have left the sunbeams
which such natures always retain Through the
tventythree years in which they have held their
own in suffering Kansas they have experienced
all of the peculiar 3 frontier life and
day You may find them surrounded by handsome
family of boys and girls. and grandchildren, and
everything that would tend to make life an elysan
existence.
Hoping that the couple may enjoy many returns of
the happy occasion. and that we may he there at tho
next one, still the same
OLD UNCLE PETE.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
Lcona Items.

s. N. Wallace, our railroad agent, is very anxious
to see the depot completed, which very likely
will he this week.
Two brand new stone masons working ut
the foundation Of Jameson & Bros elevator.
We wish them success in business.
The City Hotel il doing rushing trade.
New parties in town. this week. looking up a
location for n hardware store. We hope they will
succeed. This il just what want.
A. Riedel talks Of selling his property In town
Our grain merchants are jambed full Of business,
at present.
George Strahan and Mr.. Geer arr the leading me-
ehanies in town.
We noticed John Narak driving through town, the
other day, ut his usual rate.
Now and then We hear Of parties being dissatisfied
with receiving duns postal cards; but remember,
this is only done. Tor mostly, when enclosed let
tiers Of benefit therefore, do not wait for n
postal card.
Fall wheat looks good Mt present in this vicinity.
II. Kelso, 4. o., had some Of the tanners working
the road, this week. That's right. Boss keep
them Mt work, 50 that can have good roads
SEPTEMBER.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
VAN BUSKIRK & BRECKENRIDGE,
DOUipbau Usefus.

Our school opened last Monday for the winter
term
Young folks do not forget the young mem. hall
the 18th. at Brenner's Hail.
The friends of Hancock have received N fine aay
for the hickory pole
Matt. Craig. son Of Ed Craig, (colored.l who
was pronounced insane, returned. Last week. II
was thought he was better, Jut he had to be sent
back to the Insane Asylum at ST. Joe. 1t /. doubt.
full whether he will ever be any better.
Al wsddeIl. one of Troy's able Young LAWYERS.
was down Monday. AL has many old friends about
Doniphan, and is very popular amongst tn. ladies'
especially.
One of Doniphan's good looking and nice girls,
carried of the premium ut the Fair. That is moth
ing new for Donphan, for they are all good looking
Since last week, there has been no report of any
getting married. died, or fallen off of the town
bridge.
Any one wanting buggy TO rent or loan will aJ-
ply to us. viii give reference.
Dick Welsh got away with the premium bouquet
at Troy. 1t can be seen at his drug store.
The briekyard will not leave here altogether. Joe
Deiss Will run the yard hereafter.
Mrs L. A. Hoffman left for Hartford, Kas., Mon
day night.
VIII some one take our place correspondent, or
do our fghtinsf
Our butchers dog did choke to death, Mr. Globe,
on beef. 1t came from Atehi-on.
If some one would tell rs how the Atehison Globe
stands on politics, il would gritty great many sub
scribers-
man gave us a month of smoking cigars, not to
tell On him. We promised.
The Hancock men did not get their speakers, last
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
WasheunIfem..

Mrs De Gecr Call was here, Sunday, and favored
Us with two of her lectures on temperance and we
must say she is success at the business We have
never heart the subject better handled. She COM
pared us to valley of dry homes and thought we
all needed shaking up the temperance question,
which undoubtedly is true, there is considerably
more drinking done in our part Of the County than
il healthy for the people; and if We all do ne she
told us to, Wathena would be more prosperous; in
many instances there would be less trouble and the
people would he happier. Mrs. Call is no lover of
tobacco users, she talked to them more plainly
than We ever heard any do, (outside our better
half She made some Of the boys ashamed, for n
few minutes, when she told them how dirty and de
grading ii was for a tobacco in the pres
ence Of Indies, and on the inside of 4 church. We
trust her work will do some good for the young and
old.
John Z. Walker, travelling salesman for John NJ
Sharpless & Co., of Philadelphia favored us with
call, last week. He is one of the boys Of DID, and
has host of friends in wsthena-
Mr. c. =. Shedd. of Frisco, Col. is visiting at Mr.
Suively's He is highly pleased with the mines in
Summit County and thinks there are millions in il.
We trust he will not fall short of his expectations.
lie is deserving of good luck. and We hope he will
get plenty.
W. n walker Is here again, with another curiosi-
ty-not swamp rice, hut in the shape of an elastic
stone. 1t is. to all appearance, a sandstone, but
will bend in every direction, the rs rubber. II
presented to him by his brother who got it from
a quarry in North Carolina.
Heavy frost. Sunday nisht-leath to all of those
time destroys, the beautiful hy and other insects
that We have no Use for
Many farmeIs complaining about the Hessian
fly working on their wheat. Some have quit sowing,
waiting for morc cold weather
The prince of g"od fellows, John Ault, of Blue
Springs, Neb.. is in town. He has started branch
store Mt Omaha City. Ncb., and will move to that
place.
August Euler has been very sick with congestion
of the brain We learn that he is slowly recovering
Ben. Steele is in luck. For particulars inquire of
him.
Apples are plenty that many farmers are feed
ing them their stock and will sell them for 10 cts
a bushel, on their farms. Worms are doing u great
deal Of damage to them.
Miss Mary Stanley is visiting ut Mrs. NJ. Bauer's.
r. Knopp has been appointed by the X. X. Co.
engineer of their water tank at this place. We
glad to the old get position Of that kind.
he is getting old, and only do some light
work. The X. X. Go. sometimes do something good.
Mr.. Heckle has bought the Fred Dubach proper
ty. for the small of s400-about one-thir,l the
cost. Property is at bedrock, and we will
better times here and property will bring its value.
SWAMP.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
Card of Thanks.

EDITOR CHIEF - After thanking you for your fat
terng notice of enterprise the Fair Groun,ls
in your last weeks paper, respectfully request the
publication of the following resolutions and commu-
nieation, and oblige MANY LADIES.
Resolrod, That We hereby tender our hearty thanks
to the merchants and citizens of Troy and to thu,
citizens of the County, who have literally aided
by donations and substantial assistance, thereby
contributing very much to the of enter
prise the Fair Grounds.
Resoirod, That tender congratulations to
the Association, account of the good order and
general harmony that prevailed on the grounds
during the continuance of the Fair and that we
pledge the Association cooperation in the future
in attaining the legitimate ends of sneh an organza
ton in a proper
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
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Mr.. Mcdaniel, living few miles west, died, Mon
I,x of Jronsv
49,
Mr. and Mrs Fornerook started Tor Mlchlgan 10
attend a re-union of Mr. Fornerooks family
NJ uu,,, -, -, g., n;,
last Thursday morning. quite sick with the bilious
river
On last Sunday, frrry-boat crossed 4, 900 head
- H.. .ea Ill 81 ..,,i. .rl III ,,o,,o,,s Iarra
VI s"e'Pi '"' "e"" VI '''t''' '''A " "S'"' "a "'s
number of cattle daily being crossed.
s,or,. v;s;t..l this rla.e ON last Saturday II
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

The OUTCoME.-The ladies who banished whiskey
from the Fair Ground like ST. Patrick banished the
snakes from ireland, met with entire in their
enterprise, although they put in mighty hard
work to accomplish it. But very little drunkenness
was observed on the grounds, and that import
ed from the outside. Instead Of liquor on sale at
the booths, the Ladies' supplied good, clean, nice
meals with hot tea and coffee. Many person got
a good, square meal who otherwise would have had
to go hungry. We are glad to hear that the ladies
met with no loss in their undertaking. We under
stand that after paying the s6 for the booths. and
$50 80 of other expenses they will have about $50
remaining, which will be given for the benefit of the
two churches in Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

Miss IDA TRAcr.-We are bound to catch up with
neglected items, if it takes all Winter We neg
lccted to notice Miss Ida Tracys Evolutionary Read
ing. which was given the week of the Old
Folks Concert. Miss Tracy has superior elocution-
AIRY talent and renders all her pieces the life. and
in charming manner. She surpasses many of the
professional elocutionists who travel the country
We learn that she gave reading st. Joseph, last
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
Ere Hundred Ihousand .Strong.

In the past few months there have been more than
10000 L-Sfles of shiIoh's Cure Sold. Out of
th- vast ,.1.ber of people who have used it, more
than :, 900 e..es Of Consumption have been cured
An Coughs Group. Asthma. and Brochitis, yield at
once hence il i that everybody speaks in its praise
To thsse xs have not used IT, let say, il you have
Cough Or ysur child the Group, and you value life,
don't faii to try IT, For Lame Back. Side or Chest,
Shilohs Percns Plaster. Sold by ID. c. Sinclair,
Troy; ia Campbell, Severxneei A. s. Campbell,
Highland: Herring Brothers, Highland Station.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

J.F. Hampson is prepared TO loan
money 10 the Farmers of Doniphan
County. on long time, at per cent. I'm.
aerest, and n reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due. and
stop Interest, If ihc borrower chooses.
No deInysin furnishing the money. No
sworn superintendent or application
required Call on him mt the Office of
Register Of Deeds, at the Court House.
22dprly. y. II. HAMPSON.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

,0-A case has just occurred in Troy, which proves
our argument prohibition exactly. woman,
whose husband WIS in the frequent habit of getting
drunk, served written notice upon all the saloons
and drugstores. forblding them to sell give her
husband any liquor. They all posted the notice in
their stores, aud obeyed the command. II had the
desired efect-for a day two. He sent to st. Jo-
seph and procured two gallons of whskey, which he
stored in a safe place, and again big n
drunk as eYrr and keens il IN
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
cheol Report, District No. q, syracuse
Doniphan County, Kansas, for the Monti
Ending Friday, October 4, 1850.

cheol Report, District No. q. syracuse,
Doniphan County, Kansas, for the Month
Ending Friday, October 1, 1850.
No. enrolled, % average attendance. 26.
The following are the Of those pupils whose
general average did not fall below 50 per cent:
Advanced Grade-Belle Archer so; Honora Nor
ley, 20; Ella Moll, 90; Ernest kaufman, 30 Eta
Long, 81
intermediate Grade-Minnie yickery, IS Alice
Archer, 81; Josie Long, IS Helen Randolph, IS
Oily Harpster, s.; Ola Harpster 50; Mary Joyce, 80;
Lizzie Eaton, S.; Harry Hollingsworth sel Martin
Joyce. 80; Willie Randolph. 81.
Primary Grade-Mollie Morley, rs: Eliza joyce,
u.s. Mamie Eaton, IS; Roger Morley, 20 Willie Hol-
lingsworth, 20; Oliver Harp-ter, 30.
Not Ab.ent-Honora Morley. Minnie viekery. An
ma Foley, Mary Morley Willie Randolph
Not rardy-Honora Morley, MoIlie Morley, Minnie
viekery, Ella viekery, Helen Randolph, Eta Long.
Josie Long, Oily Harp-ter Ola Harpster, Mary Joyce
Eliza Joyce. Lizzie Eaton. Anna Foley, Celia Foley
Willie Randolph, Harry HoIlingsworth, Willie Hol.
ingsworth, Roger Morley, james Cummings, Oliver
HarPster, Ernest Kaufman, Martin Joyce, Willie
Vickery.
THos. BARRETT, Teacher.
Oetoher 4 ism
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

ANOTHER Reform NEEDED.-Since reform the
Fair Ground has been inauguracd. there is another
one which should be adopted at the Fair, to do
away with nuisance that has been of common prac-
tice at Fairs. There should he ratings or other
effective guards placed in the Hail. and sufficient
number Of persons stationed there, who would re-
main and give il their close attention rendering
impossible for persons To get inside, TO reach
handle the articles exhibition from outside the
railing. For several years, a system of heightened
flchng has been carried on with certain articles.
We say higltoncd, because it is done by persons
who reputed pilfcrerS and who would he hor-
red at the thought of their being elassed thieves.
Leaves of bread, preserves, pickles. rolls Of butter,
fruit, vegetables, and many articles at the close of
the exhibition, have been gobbled up and carried
awhy in the rush, by persons vino had right TO
them, and often when they had been otherwise dis
posed Of. These plunderers exist in every crowd
hut when persons place articles exhibition, they
should he allowed to make such disposition of them
. they choose.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

ORR P,,p-y-b;le the Couuty Fair was i'm pro-
.r..s r. had o,;,. +, lively fair Of our own. with
.,. 81 So. a~h;I,;,s
yK s.out hro,o,,t M n ing of his sorghum syrup
I;.I :, a.. hes, 70 hay. ever sampIed We never
had nart;,litv for sorghum SYRUP but this has none
of the rank acid taste usual in sorghum SYRUP but
il canal tn r,tned syrup that sells at high price
Mr. stou, also showed us n specimen Of sugar which
he manufactured from sorghum II was the first we
had ever seen. and is equal to Orleans sugar. Mr.
stout informed us that by the process which he fol-
lowed. he could make DO pounds Of sugar from nm
acre of sorghum and have 100 gallons Of syrup re-
manning. This mt the regular retail price of susar
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
Prairie Grove Items.

Another nice rain, Saturday.
Nearly all the farmers are through putting up hay.
great many were late in getting in their fall
wheat, this
The Hes-ian fy has not made its appearance in
any of the wheat fields yet but nobody is going to
fret, if it doesn't.
The ague has been visiting several people Of this
neighborhood.
A great many from the vicinity of Prairie Grove
attended the Fair, on Thursday; but they say they
had not such awful good time, after all.
There has been vnst amount of corn fodder cut,
this fall.
Last Saturday, accused Jupiter Of sending
that rain. because he passed his periheion the day
before. Now will have to charge the last rain to
the moon.
When a book agent passes through here. he is
compelled to do his talking while he is walking
along. because the farmers too busy any
time with him.
We have few orchards where the spplcs
have nearly all fallen off the trees. The few that
remain will fall off, if the tree receives but slight
jar.
All kinds of nuts are plenty. this season, and the
little boys and girls will get fat on them.
Thomas Gray has been home on a visit for the
last few days He will return to-day, (Sunday.l
The following il the latest made by james J..
Gray and Thos Gray, Sunday, Oct. ,, 1880. They
used IL calibre rife and shot balls thrown in
to the air Mt a distance of &c feet Twelve shots
each:
Thomas Gray, 1IllIIl liz
James Gray, llll0l0 0I0l-s
Mice Sunday sport.-Pr.l
Mr. Lyons and his daughter Rosa leave. this week.
for Kansas City, No. They will probably remain
there u few weeks
The best way to come home from the Fair, after
dark. is on the train. iou try it for n while,
and If the train does not go fast enough just jump
OF when il goes mile two. SAruRx.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
October 4, 1880.
RePubfiean CampaIgn--Fir.s consre..ies.

RePubiiean CampaIgn--Fir-t Consre..iea-
nj District.
Hon. John A. Anderson will address the people Of
the First Congressional District upon the National
is-nes Of the day, at the following places:
wafrryiiIc. Monday, Oct II, p m.
Frankfort. Tuesday. Oct ~ ,. n.
Nsrysville. Tuesday, Oct. Il g p m.
Hanover. wednssiay, Oct u, p m.
Washington. Wednesday, Oct IL p. m.
Clay Ceufrr Thursday, Oct H. D.
Wakefield Friday, Oct Is. p m
Clifton, Monday, Oct Il, p
Centrzlia, Tuesday, Oct. u, :. p.
seneca. Tuesday, Oct 10 u. m
Sabetha wednesday, OFT. -, y. m.
Hiavafha, "Wednesday, Oct. - D. m
severance. Thursday. Oct, a, p. m
Troy Thursday, OFT u. p m
Atrhison, Friday, Oct =, SIP.
81 Marys, Saturday Oct. q sp. m
Holton. Monday, Oct 3. p m.
OnAgA Tuesday. Ort =. p. m
Valley Falls, Wednesday. Oct q, D.
Winchester, Thursday Oct >, D. m
OskAlooss. Thursday Oct ., p m
Lesveaworth- Friday, Oct ., p. m.
The Central Committees Of the Counties arc re-
quested to make all necessary arrangements for
meetings. and give sneh notice viii secure the
largest possible attendance. Ladies' are especially
invited II is expected that such speakers may
be designated by the Central Committee viii be
present ut each meeting. E. B. PURCELL,
Chm lst Dist. Rep. Cen Con-
THos. III. cxvASAUeu,
Sec. LIST Dist. Cen Com
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

III We have = speedy and positive Cure for Ca
tarrh Diptherin, Canker mouth, and Head Ache. In
sHILOHs CATARRH REMEDY. nasal Injector
free with each bottle. Use il IL you desire health
.sA sweet breath. Price 50 eents- Sold by ID. c.
Sinclair, Troy; J. A. Campbell Severance; A. s.
Campbell, Highland; Herring Brothers- Highland
Station
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

tT Rev. DIR. Thompson preached in the Presbyte-
rian church, Sunday and Sunday night. Those who
heard him. pronounce the very able, and the
DIR. divine of great talent.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

P-John T.. TIT was married. at Atchison. Mon
day evening. to Miss Sophia II. Raynor, of the
most beautiful young ladies of that city. We have
known johnny from the time he n small hoy.
and have seen him become of the most efficient
and popular railroad men in the West; and we take
the oceesion TO congratulate him. and wish him many
wears NJ laur,:ne.s
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

~ We had the pleasure of visit, last Friday,
from Mrs. DIR. Clark and Mrs. Chas Philbrick. of
Doniphan. As they had Doc Clark in their care, he
was kent out of mischief this time
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
Fashions.

Just received the latest styles for the Fall and
Winter of lssosl, from New York; also. full line
Of samples of imported goods to select from.
Sepsw4. 7. ]. fAIRBRIss, Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

r. DIR. Wood and lady gave party, on Monday
evening, in honor of Rev. DIR. Thompson, who was
their guest large number of friends present,
who spent very pleasant evening.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07
HERRING BROTHERS,
HIGHLAND STATION KANSAS,
Are selling Goods strictly for Cash, and for
one-haIf the profit Of those who have to
make allowances for bad debts. IIooet
STOP THAT COUGH

BY going to the reliable and wellknown Drug Stands
of ID. c. Sinclair and c. b. Bickfori &. Co. and buy
ing 81 bottle of GREEN MOUNTAIN CoUGH BAIsNN.
IT. after using twotrs, you get relief return the
balance, and get your money back. See advertise
ment in this paper. sept.2-S.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

~ The County Fair. last week. proved an entire
The Secretary is busy, this week, making
out orders for premiums, and is also in attendance
the County Board; therefore, we shall have to
defer publishing list of the awards until next week
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

~ MALT Bitters" a Brain. Nerve, and Blood
food, peculiarly adapted TO, and warmly recomnen-
ded by. druggists and physicians for General
Debility, Mental and Physical Exhaustion Hysteria
Nervousness Sleeplessness, Emaciation and Dropsy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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 missionary in South America.
Send self-addrcssed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
I. ISNAS. Station D. Nsr York City. ljaprly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-10-07

snively & Hedges. of the Eagle Milis wsthens,
viii grind custom work On Friday Of each week, and
viii give 10 pounds Of good Hour for 90 pounds Of No.
wheat, the farmer paying for the grinding
Aug. iam3.
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Fire Insurance md u.,,xI...,.x

ID. MCINTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent
of Troy, gives you your choice Of half dozen Of
the best Fire Insurance Companies in the United
states in which to insure your property, Mt the
cheapest rates He VIII also loan money on real
estate security at the lowest rates Of interest OF
fee adjoining Boders' Bank. s.eps0