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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-02
MONEY To loan.

IF. HamPsop is prepared 10 loan
money 10 the Farmers Of Doniphan
County. on long time, ut per cent. In.
tere~t, and 81 reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due, and
stop Interest, if the borrower chooses.
No deIaysin furnishing the money. No
sworn nppraisement or application
required. Call On him at the Office of
Register of Deeds, AT the Court House.
22dprly. j. r. HAMPSON.
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DIED.

AT Troy, Ksnsas. December Let, 1880, PATIENCE
PERRr, wife of Amos Perry.
The subject Of this notice was born at Cooper
town, New York. Nay 18th. 1873. Thence she, with
her family, removed to canandoisua. New York in
1896. to Colebrook. Ashtabuls County, Ohio; and in
1853, 10 Kansas Her husband. now IS years Of age,
and al her ehdrr., ten IN pumbcr. survive her. az
cept one.
Novenher s6eh, -. ALscz rsAaI, izfazs dasgA-
ser If Mr.. 81 Mn. Moses u1ler, nesr Hlxhlnni,
I'D SrEs1 9aeuakn. ~ Is esys. =
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Il Mothers Grief
GENTLE

The pride of a Mother, the life and joy of home,
are her children hence her grief when sickness enters
and takes them away. Take warning then, that y.u
are running terrible risk, if they have a Cough.
Group or whoopng Cough, which lead to Consump-
ton, If you do not attend to it at once. SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION CURE is guaranteed to cure them.
Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and sl.00 For Lame Back
Side or Chest, Shilohs Porous Plaster. Price 25
cents. Sold by d. c. Sinclair, Troy; J. a. Camp
bell, Severance; A. s. Campbell, Highland; Herring
Brothers, Highland Station.
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DQniuhRu llerns.

Several families have moved into town. for the
| winter
Isaac De,wiler is shipping corn, this week.
| Two accommodation hacks running daily from
| DoniphaR to Atchison. Leave Doniphan at o'clock
in the morning. and return at o'clock i'm the even
ing.
| VIM. Waller has fitted up n nice hack, which is
making regular trips daily to Atchi-on.
The ball ut Brenner's Hall passed of pleasantly,
with good crowd in attendance.
The weather has moderated much that men can
move about again the street, without freezing.
Born, to Barney Langan, another Democratic boy
November 2ist, 1880. Barney thinks if he should
live long enough to raise all his boys to be twenty
one, his party will surely win. The boys will join
the Republicans, as fast they become of age
P.l
Married, In Doniphan. November 9th. at the
Natheny and Miss Elite Mcintosh. The bride and
bridegroom made Q very respectable appearance,
and ~ they well known in Doniphan, their many
friends wish them much joy, and prosperous voy-
age through life.
The family gathering certainly must have been .
joyful occasion, at r Milton Williams last Sunday
night. Sorry we I'D not hear of il sooner, or we
would have been there.
The river ut this place is full of ice. but gorg
ed. Ice men are preparing to put up ice. We hope
that every that will put up plentiful sup
ply Of ice for the summer season.
We notice thss new frame building is going up
Main Street, to be used as n harness and saddle
shop.
That barrel Of cider that Barney jayhawked from
Thomas Langsn, was awful good little left, Sun
day.
hyoa want the people of Doniphap to turn out,
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GONE TO WoRK.-Ed. Iieeney has quit teaching,
and has got down to business in the hardware store
at Severance. recently purchased by him. He gets
TO Troy on Saturdays. to attend to the windup of
his duties as County Superintendent After the first
of january, he will give his undivided attention to
the business At Severance. and will build up first
class house. His nephew, John Lyons, is a partner
in the business
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| Criminal.
First Day-Nonday, December 6h
No. ]. State of Kansas vs.. James N. Trant Peace
Warrant. I. W. Heatley for plaintiff: A
waddell for defendant
No. q State of Kansas George W. Whitehead
Perjury. Heatley for plaintiff: A. S. Brew
ster for defendant
No. 5. State Of Kansas James Carack. Grand
Larceny. Heatley for plaintiff.
No. T., State of Kansas VS.. c. L. Wheeler Embez-
element. Heatley for plaintiff.
No. 5. State of Kansas vs. James r. Little. Peace
Warrant. Heatley for plaintiff
Civil.
No. s. John Buchenau Henry and Jennie
Wheeler. Procedenio. A. Perry for plain
tiff; \. Price for defendants.
No. .. John II. Lynds Wyatt winkler Proce-
dendo. Brewster, Webb and Martin for
plaintiff; +. N. Keith and Price for defend.
ant.
No. g. John l.. Rcechcr A. & n. r. X. Compa-
ny. Procedendo. Price and Keith for plain
tiff; W. W. Guthrie for Defendant.
No. g. Louis Rullman VS.. John ID. Hier and A. Ri
ma. Eiectment. Perry, Webb and Martin
for plaintiff; Price for defendants
No. TO- Joshua Saunders ct al VS.. Chas. Kenoif ct
al Ejeetment Price and Heatley for plain
tifs; c. o. Madoulet for defendants.
Second Ddy-Tmesday December 7h,
n, n I,.,u. S.,,, 49,,
Ejectment. Price and Hestley for plaintiffs;
n. 10 - s,-
Eiectment. Price and Heatley for plaintiffs;
., io' aoienuAn'.
No. IL. Joshua Saunders ct al. Lawrence Keib-
Ter. Ejectment. Price and Heatley for
P' "aaouie' ior aeieiahht'
c.,S -, =. a. De"''
ssae, -'' P''A"''" ""'hr'e
=, .
As,oei.,ion of the ci,,, Of no,;,h.. 60
ment Price for plaintiff.
No. i6. Nancy Jane Moore vs. Henry Roth Eject
ment. Price for plaintiff; Perry for defend.
ant.
No IL. james MeNulty George Ellis ct al. Qui-
ct Title C. T. Clark for plaintia. Wells &
Mills for defendants
No. 49, R. A. Park VS.. Eugene Bremen ct al For.
closure Guthrie for plaintiff.
Third Do,- W,J,,.,,, D,,.,.ksu
~, -
w. wright q Co. vs. D. II. smith u To.
~ a. o' 'ua'on "o.'er Tor piaintins-
ne"ueh 'n'atI vs. Leonard smith ct al
o'oe'osure SArk Tor pisintini b. A. Sea |
\, n, ior ueienuants.
~ rio~ 20. vs. Mrs, L. Z. Mel |
"on et NJ Deo'' flI'' rHce and wood for |
No % S;cbola. Fol-, =. Co. s. m.
Price and Everest & wagsener for plaintiff
30. q. NJ. ID. Noble va Chas b. Blainey. Attach
ment. F. Bsbcock and Perry for plaintiff;
Price for defendant.
70. %. Edwin ID. Award vs. GUY c. Adams ct nj.
E,r.,1o.n-.
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Y In bringing the PRIcKLr ASH BIrTERs before
the public, We claim that it is of the best rene
dies exant for the prevention and cure of s d.eas
rs arising from dsordered Liver. BY using them
according to directions they will keep the system in
strong. healthy condition. and prevent any Minis
matte influence. Ask your druggist for them. Price
81, 90 per bottle
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Hurrah! For Our side.

Many people have lost their interest in politics and
in amusements because they out of sorts and
run down tina; they cannot enjoy anything. If such
persons would only be wise enough to try that Cele
brated remedy kidney-Wort and experience its tonic
and renovssing effects they would soon be hurrahng
with the loudest. In either dry liquid form it is
perfect remedy for torpid liver. kidneys bovel.
Erchdnge.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

On Real Estate, I'm sums 10 suit Dor.
royvers, on five ycnrs' time, or less In
iferest, per cent. per annum. Com.
m issfous reaSonPh!c.
lsjdnly IL. & ~. III. BARTLETT.
Northwest Cor 4th 5mond Streets, St. Joseph, No.
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The Best I Erer Kner OF.

J. G. Starkey, prominent and influential Citi-
zen of Iowa City. says: II have had the Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint for several years, and have
nsed every Remedy I could hear of. without any
relief whatever, until your Shilohs vitalizer
advertised in paper, and persuaded to try it,
am happy to state that has entirely Cured 1t
is certainly the best Remedy ever knew Of" Price
IS cents. Sold by d. C. Sinclair Troy; J. A. Camp
bell, Severance; A. S. Campbell. Highland; Herring
Brothers Highland Station
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-02

By going the reliable and vellknown Drug Stands
of d. C. Sinclair and C. b. Bickford &. Co. and buy
ing q bottle of GREEN MOUNTAIN CopeH BAIsAn
IT, after using twothrs, You get relief return the
balance, and get your money back. See advertise
ment in this paper. sept.2-O
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STOP THAT COUGH

BY going the reliable and well-known Drug Sore
of J. A. Campbell, Severance, and buying bottle Of
GREEN MOUNTAIN CoUGH BALsAN. II, after using
twothirds you get relief return the balance, and
get your money back See advertisement in this pa
per sept.2-'so.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-02

II Another big slide, above White Cloud.
considerable portion of the track slid out on Thurs
day evening. just before the southern bound freight
train reached the spot and just in time to save the
train from being caught. 1t will probably require
several days TO repair the damage
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-02

IL SHILoH'S CATARRH REMEDY. mar.
velous Cure for Catarrh. Dphtheria, Canker mouth,
and Head Ache. With each bottle there is an inge-
NOUS nasal Injector for the successful treat
ment of the complaint without eItra charge. Price
50 cents Sold by d. c. Sinclair. Troy; J. A. Camp
bell. Severance; A. S. Campbell. Highiand Herring
Brothers, Highland Station.
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n Tyra and n. G. Nelson came down from
North Platte, Nebraska last week. attending the fn-
neral of Their father. They have been engaged ex-
tensvely in the cattle business, out there for the
past three years, but intend to make Donpan Coun-
ty their permanent home, after retiring from the
cattle indnsfrr
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" The Presbyterian congregational soeisble.
will he held at the residence Of Henry Boder Jr on
December 18th. 1880. Committee of reception, Mrs
Henry Boder Mrs. r. L. Wood, Miss Leila Miller,
and Prof. Cochran. Select reading and music will
be the order of the evening. The public are cordial
" invited.
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flaming MnLs.-Mntt. Nutter gives notice, in
this issue, that the Tanning Mills running regu-
larry. Matt ia experienced miller, and is doing
frst-class work. Those wanting grinding done, OF
to buy -four. can pstroniEe the Tanning Mills with
confidence that they will get the very hest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and indis
crssions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America.
Send seifaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. IsNAS, Station D. Weir York City l5aprly.
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VAN BUSKIRK
&c
BRECKENRIDGE.
1881. 1881.
THE
GIObe-DemOcrat
PROSPECTUS.

In issuing its prospectus for is5I Glib Democrat can
Ae d. PfSn-e Tor tue iutre that l. nc fcasanaby
sfe 81 tuniinsnt Jnaeng from It's history thr mast In
the fr-ihen-l Contest just ciosed. esocaizs a.
the Ieading champion Of the Republican In West
advocating the rn and the principles the great rarity 81
FREEDOM and nationality and always the exponent Of ~ al
ysnerd thought We shall continue that erurSs spfl,r
ingly in the uturr. long a. tn, Rerul !cs., ,s, ~
maths us tothr msri1n On which ct Tor twenty years
The election Of James A Garfield and Chester 4 A.
thur as President and Vice President Of the Tinted STAFF
cures peace and prosperity the country for four wears
We believe the new Administration Wiil soon gain and
can party but Of the nation by its wi-la and in-rfv
tsn hs T. S,as ne 70 the PInePs- q the organ
hopes 20 be able To- awe TO President Garfield cordial ma
earnest support IL believes that he will do the Igff - h
II and that he will bring 70 the disc Of ~ p
DENTAL duties clear heal honest hsarf and a et.r
Certain il Is that man ever entered he WEI ts
better htted than he by nature -ncafian and xnat,
The Republican party more thorans hy united and
harmonious than il has been in many years Thsrs are NJ
campaign eas as in ,assss1 II = . das
aEIns INC common foe and there signs
VII eontinae Throughout General Garnslds Admnislrs
The Democratic party l. broken and d,i N ,f 70 ~
under the best candidate 1t has had in twenty vesssn
not likely ever again to present nnhroksn fn Which
the Republican party had meet on the ID Of Noy,s
While national rather than local in IL. eopduet ana, mr.
pose the 6lt Dssaeeraf will devote special att.pfi, -
ne Sses Of mnlgrstion doing It's hest invite the
-rte on the fertile lands Of the spuhve- AMI essI,
2, nc sass q .-.soai This subject has engaged cur
Airnon IN tne past and that there arr fur YEAR
ahead Of Us free from the turmoil and rxri,-,af az
,insi iho,rhi mi We snail be enabled to give il add
tributary To the great city 81 Louis for miions ~ @
the world Il cultivated lis eaparfy To IsSi,s ,s
pursuit OF bones In the West facts capable or bn
s,r,. n i T snan Be one Of the special aims and
Nc 1s-.pspsr East West is better equipped than the
% an the world our i.s u pssis ssrs q ssS
pe and thew s1e s sn,,, n Ibis eoan and IN Eu
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T rncla CharIsv E;,hv ~

II Uncle Charley Highly went out rabbit hunt
ing, last Saturday, and, although he took in consid-
cradle game, he lost his watch. That same night,
some Of the boys boarding Mt his house "corraled"
him in his Office, and formally presented him with
new witch
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WE OFFER

1000 yards KnickerbOcker at 6tc per
yard. Cheap.
5000 yards Dress goods, at 15c to SOC
per yard. Bargains.
Also, nice line of Black Cashmere, Mt
from 35c to 81 per yard-ten per cent
cheaper than st. Joseph or Atchison
merchants dare to sell the same goods.
\ very large stock of Notions in every
line-HOsiery Gloves, Neck-ties, Sus-
penders, Laces, and a thousand other
things too tedious to mention.
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II S,rvices at the N. E. church, Sunday, Decem-
Der 5th. Sunday School at $50. n. Preaching at
II, A. H. and :, p. m. Morning subject 1.-The atone
ment is universal introductory chapter. Even
ing subject LAW and Penalty
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II They telling awful stories of panther in
the brush, among the bluffs Charleston, and of
its killing and eating Du;ehman. We have asked
questions about it, beeause it is only four months
to the first of April.
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few good i've, wide-swake men, to seIi the New
American Sewing Machine in Doniphan County, Kan
Apply to S. L. Fleming, Manager. Once, south
east corner Seventh and Felix Streets, St. Joseph,
Missouri 25noy-tf.
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: All persons who are indebted to the undersigned,
by note account, expected to settle the same
by January lst, 1881. C. LELAND, Jn
Troy, Nov. IS, lsS0-tt
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tPLarge bottles, good medicine is the reputa-
ton of DR.. Harshslls Lung Syrup. II cures coughs
and colds quickly. The price is only IS cents and
50 cents, bottle.
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Y Farmers viii bear IN mind that the Kansas
Mills, ut Doniphsu arr running every day, except
ing Sundays- Th>,prcprietor knows how TO plea.e
tie puhIic. ane fsays dses g. Taxa yuar wk>st
sAers and exehanss Il fsr hsur. sefB
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Malta.

All persons indebted to us, notified to call and
make settlement, without unnecessary delay.
Auov C. r. sscKFoKD & Co.
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: Q The Washington correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune SAYS that Senator Blaine came Washington
at the special request of Gen. Garfield. for special
conference They breakfaste together az the latter
house There is little doubt that at this interview
Garfield rendered TO Blaine first the position of Scse
tary of State. and second that of Secretary OF the
Treasury, both of which Mr.. Blaine declined
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All persons indebted to the undersigned. by ac-
count, requested to call and settle by January
!, 1881. TOWNSEND & RICHARDSON.
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II lloyd Martin and his brother, from Iowa
Point, called in, on Saturday. lloyd is one of those
Democrats who thinks that perhaps the election of
Garfield the best result that could have happen
ed. The times too good to desire change
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II Presbyterian Church, Nov. 18th, 1890. morn
ing subject, The Atonement,- continued. Evening
subject. Salrs Desperate Resolve or Lessons
Taught by Storm"
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ss We lad call, Tuesday evening, from Hon.
t. Dwight Th.cher, of the Lawrence Journal II
was his first s;t to the hest County in Kansas, but
he came in at the worst time of the year to it.
He went out the Denver Read. Wednesday morning.
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HERRING BROTHERS,
HIGHLAND STATION, KANSAS.
Are selling Goods strictly for Cash, and for
one-hah the profit of those who have to
make alIoMances for bad dehts. llooef.
Money 20 Loan!

Att s, and per cent interest. Time and amount 10
suit borrower.
Ifyou want to pay of q mortgage, or transfer your
Indebtedness securing to yourself the recent
rates of interest established, you should No
inspection sppraisement fees-money furnished
without delay, upon production of abstract and per-
fiction of title ALBERT wADDEII-
Office with ! Attorney at Law,
jAIBERT PERRY. Troy, Kansas.
lOiuneSn
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TOWNSEND & RICHARDSON
BAR DOCKET.
Criminal.

District Court, Doniphan County, Kansas,
December Term, 1Sso, Commencing Mon.
day, December 9Th.
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II Jim Aackoy passed up the road, this morning,
on his way to White Cloud. He has for some time
been in the mining business, at 0uray, Colorado,
where he has made considerable money
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y standing on the platform, waiting for the
cars" one wintry night. was hsw he caught severe
cold One bottle of DR.. Narshalfs Lung Syrup cured
him.
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STOP THAT COUGH

r Good Merino hose for IS cents. and n fine Sc
lection of hats at 81 EACH ut MIRA Lockes Millinery
store one door east of the po~t-ofSee
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All persons indebted to us, are notified to come up
and settle their accounts by the first of January,
1881. HAzES & PUGH
Troy Dee. g
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9th.
OUR SPECIALTIES

OUN SFfCIALIIES.
'Candee" Arctic Overshoss.
'Amoskeag- Canton Flannels.
Our Cloaks are from better goods, for less money
than anybody's.
1900 yards Brocade Dress Goods beautiful STYLES,
loo per yd.
50 sets Ladies' and Children's Fur-, from Use to
500 per set-9 per cent. less than you can buy them
Ladies' Cnderwear-cheap the cheapest
Gents Underwear from 35e to Atwood red medi-
Gated, at si75 apiece,
heavy stock Of Boots and Shoes at all prices
We can show You the best line of gloves in this part
Of the country.
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II Thanks to those subscribers who have paid
arrearagcs, in answer to statements, well as
to those who have paid without statements.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICES.
w EEhL Y
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.

P.y.b,e h sdvuce Special rates 10 Agcnsz
Rriffa.r.s s1sud - a1e - ucir<1 S<ztrs Pest o1~
n.esJ oT5ss s,.s e1sfls z rsE@srred h1s.n rh<nesrr
~ !; g; - -: COZ sfox g 80 fssrrso c,,s
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Joha Wade vss mp from Sc. Joe, to eat Thanks-
giving turkey. He sajeysd il ainost vel - taxi
ing his own pills.
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II II you want Apple Trees, buy them of
2dec-tf. W. b. ELLSpGE
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CoUSTr B0SDs.-Mr. Leland. Chairman Of the
County Board, has found broker in the East who
engages to sell the roissued County Beads for 90
cents the dollar. This would be equivalent to IS
cents for the old bonds This will facilitate the com
promise, snd bring in the old bonds faster; one
drawback was, that the holders could find no sale
for the new bonds, after they did compromise. The
County not able to pay the money for the bonds
at once, even at 50 cents but had to issue other
bonds instead, which the holders of the old bonds
did not look upon farorably. The abundance of
money, the perfect safety Of the bonds and the
business activity generally, have made good mark
ct for the bonds and removed the former difhculty
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-02

~ The R,aui Ne,c- Yorker is unquestionasly scrv-
ing the agricultural interests of the country nobly
During the past three years IT mas distributed with
out any charge among its subscribers Blomts White
Prolific Corn, the Beauty of Hebron Potato. the
Cuthbert Raspberry, Defiance and Champaign
Wheats, Mold's Ennoblcd Oats. and many other
farm and ornamental plants Its present free plant
and seed distribution is valuable than any Of
its predecessors, and readers should send for
their special number, which will explain the vholc
matter. II will be sent without charge. Address
RHrd Ncac- Yorker, 81 Park Row. New York.
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IL District Court commences next Monday We
publish the Bar Docket in this issue.
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.RI1GS
WANTED.

AID all the Standard Pasens Medieises a
HERRING BIOS, Mishlasd ssasfss, Ks.
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For any other length Of time, in accordance with the
above rates which supply only regular advertising.
Business cards Of S lines or less. Is year.
For legal and advertisements VI per square for
the rst Insertion and 50 cents square for each suhs
euent insertion
Special Notices viii be charged 80 per cent extra; and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price per line for single insertion
cent. per line for Subsequent Insertions
Eight lines Of solid Nonpsren make square All
fractions Of half square and over, counted full
square.
Adverfisesnts requiring TO be certified to viii be chang
certifying addition the regular rxts
Transient advertisements mnst be paid for invariably In
advance
~ JOB WORK Of all kinds done on .hor. notice, As
low the times will admit An Job Work must be paid
for when taken frOn the Office.
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u George Winters has bought the
Blacksmith Shop of John Pfafiy, in Wa
thena, and is now running the business
alone. 9dec.
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y Ruching from 10 cents to go cents; good No.
yarn, at 81 per pound, at Mrs LocxK's.
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LADIES. HERE YOU ARE.
Genuine Alexandra Kids, 81 per pnir
Genuine Martha Kids, 81. so.
Genuine Columbia Kids. 75c per pair
Gloves in all eolors-black. drab. brown Sc inst
received from the largest dealers in the L. =
EVWe want to See Somebody Beat Them,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-12-02

~ Miss Alice Amos, of Centrslia, is visiting
among her many friends in Troy.