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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-03-11

Ear hair for rain
4. a hi.s.;ng hsSIx nss5ed nv The fali wheat.
Gaor.a v.ncE i. gstt;py aronnd with an AGILITY
I,tIe 70 he eInec,sd consdering hi. late indispo,
80; I'll r. rPni, -, ~ arr;r.Is oT honncing nav
a, III. ha,sa ON dsr la, Wy
TIC fss,iyaI usrs y;yen by the eo,ored folls last
Satnrdar .r.nirg 6na Wa: givsn in their church
for the I.net of bsir minister and the other in the
M.vnrs o;ce far Ire L-n.ft of the coored Odd Eel
~. " ~
u;ss 7 lila Rprlbal,ar La, wsdnesday receiyed
rss.n, e., r. T,S.r 81 ,o,J wa,cb AND chain
AZ $500; ~ -; Ia ;L,saS,h hr,hJar a,n;v.r
.ns Be-, ah 100 sSand come bnt ono.
49, -"' '-
Or. of,ba ;,ss, tb;rg. that bs. rscentlv come nm
d.r opr ohsaryarion % .sTbe Iuproved Farmers
Iew.I lie rnacbins which ia creating so much in
80 a,naog ~. fsrmar. Tb;. macSins ia a com
h;nsJ i;.,;ng niow corn-Jr;lI and snlsy combined
nd nrn,;sas 20 craate new err, in farming The
.in,nie idea of a machine which pows drills covers
mar a. Orion AGENTS for these machines will give an
.Ihh;,on an THAR farm Wsst of Town Saturday af.
,.rnoon Mach Sltb nrovding the weather il ,uita-
HE
Tn. .d;tor of the Chief seems To marvel that its
corresnondent sbouId ne.Ieet to chronicle certain
s.n..rfon relative 10 which the editor makes some
remarts Our community has been some hat stir
rcd abou, This matt.r as we'll aa that of n scapdal
f I.,e bnt We concluded il would be wise to let both
of tbs.s aIoue NE may he allowed TO saw howey-
49, ,hat ,ha I;,or yarsinr of the ssnsation al affair
show no. moi IN .ccnrdance With that of the ma
;n,itv Onr onniop. n we must express IL. is that
yb.rs mn. ,rns- ;I.nronr;ety and prrysrication on
one SIDE and indiscrrtion on the other
TYon are riybt Let the scaudsls al,ne-Epl
Mitch. Moore, last week received a visit from his
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Weather warm and pleasant.
Fall wheat looking better than a mouth ago.
Prospects for fruit good yet
Dr. Nuttiug broke up housekeeping. and will visit
till about the first Of April, then start for Montana
to make il his future home. We hope he may have
pleasant journey, and. when he gets there, pleas
ant home.
NJ Hesler, =. Major and John Grsgg. have their
team ready to 20 with DIR. Nutting TO Montana
Jesse Jameson has been confined to the house.
with the mumps. fora few days.
Dr Lewis family arrived here, Saturday. and have
moved into the house Suttiug left.
james Steward aud +. kinsley both made happy
4 girl apiece.
Saturday. Whooping cough was the cause of il.
death
Cook & Miller are getting lumber nearly every
dxy The way the lumber teams leave, people are
not scared at the high prices, but will build right
along.
Prospects for more improvements through the
country than ever before. Eastern people here
every day, looking for homes Land going up.
Rev. sawyer will preach at the school house, next
Sunday. at II o'clock.
DIR. lays has sold his property to John Myers, and
% Iowa.
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sl,lKaxcE. KAys.,. M.rch 6. 1880

EDITOR CHIEF = l wish to make n brief reply to
item in last weeks Chief The Christ killer said
that, owing to certain circumstances. the posters
we're not put up. That Il liel The certain cireum-
this The posters put up, but that
blessed jew sick and thoug hit that Blaine
Club could not be organized without him, and they
were taken down. The item that appeared about
the Blaine meeting only joke that dew, and
he knew il. lie said the affair." reported by Gen
rle," was intended slur the Republican party
He knew he lied, when he said So unless be cousid
ers himself the Republican party, which have no
doubt he does. II 80, will take il back The Re-
publican party Of Severance is true the party
they are in any place. But they won't Tor a
they know TO be . fraud, just because he Is the
Republican ticket Ii seems to that the 'proLn-
nent" Republican got away with the jew, IN the
last Township election. That is the cause Of his
throwing OF so much of his perfumery. Another is,
he has not had any notorety Tor time and
VOTER
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johnson & Morton, Severance.

L. L. johnson aud John +. Morton, of Troy, have
purchased the store of w. ID. Rippey, in Severance
and took possession MONDAY. They are both expe-
renced business mem. johnson, especially, was
brought up in the goods usness, and understands
all its details They will Always keep their stock Ap
with the times with all the styles and fances
and will be prepared to supply their customers wit
whatever their needs tastes require. While III
business in Troy, they traded with many persons
who resided within convenient trading distance OF
Severance, and who fully know their business style
and capacity. We bespeak for them heavy trade,
not only from the persons referred to- but from the
people generally who make Severance their trading
point. They prompt and accommodating, and
will sell goods at the lowest possible figures.
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Resolution. Of Respect.
HALL OF KING LODGE, No. la, |. o. U. ]
SEVERANCE KANSAS, March 9. 1880
GENTLE.

HALL OF KING LODGE, No. Ia, L. ~. ". r,
SEVERANCE KANSAS, March 9. 1880. :
WHEREAS, II has pleased the All wise Ruler of the
Universe to remove from our midst Bro. L. C. Nelson
who departed this life Feb. ., 1880; and
WHEkEAs, Bro. Nelson's long and pleasant cOnnec'
ton with this Lodge renders If but lifting that tes
tonial of respect and esteem for him should be
preserved among the archives of the Lodge there,
fore. he il
ResoIred. That in the death of Bro. Nelson, our
Lodge mourns the loss Of an earnest and faithful
brother society good citizen. and his family kind
husband and afectionate father; and though We
mourn that he will meet with Us no more on earth.
we rejoice in the hope of meeting in that celestial
Lodge above and of entering into the degrees Of end
less Immortality.
Resolred. That we. as a Lodge. and individuals,
extend the bereayed family earnest and heart
felt sympathy and coincidence, trusting the links OF
universal brotherhood may bind US more closely to-
gethcr, though strained by the hand of affection.
Resoired. That a copy Of these resolutions, with
the seal of ths Lodge attached be furnished the fam
lily of the deceased by the Secretary. copy be sent
to the Troy Chief for publication, and also copy be
spread upon the minutes Of the Lodge
Al. MowRY,
j. A. CAMPBELL, Committee.
D. l.. CAKPENIER,)
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"For curing colds and hard coughs, your
GOLDEN BALsAN is a wonderful success."-S. Lock
erby, Belle PiaiLe, Kansas.
"Your GOLDEN BALsAx has cured my cough; also
my wife's. We think it is the best Throat and Lung
medicine in the WORLDLY. G. Rowley, Mound City.
Kansas.
"Your GOLDEN BALsAH is truly valuable medi-
cine. II has done wonders for can cheerful
ly recommend it to all suffering W it'll hard cough or
weak lungs-"-Simon Fawcett, Kan sas City, No.
Marsh's GOLDEN BALsAN is for sale by c. B. Bick-
ford & Co., Troy, and J. A. Campbell, Severance.
and by all prominent dealers in the West. Do not
fail to try it. Two doses will benefit. large bot
tie will do wonders Regular sizes 80 cents and o..
Sample bottle free.
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Our school is suspended, owing to Miss Woods IN
expected resignation.
Contractor Coreoran is expected TO finish. this
week, the carpenters work of the Catholic Church
Anew grsve-y yard is being fixed up, and, unless
death suddenly oyertakes of healthy people,
the first internent therein will be caused BY disn
teImen;s from the graveyard at Syracuse, where
some of our friends have been buried.
Women and girls are preparing exquisite supper
for the visitors to ball. St. Patricks day.
Said ball is present the topic of conversation among
population.
A shoemaker would be patronized In our
place than any other tradesman. We hope that our
late improvements will induce youngster to settle
down in village.
The eommitte is considering the proposal Of Mr..
Weyer for painting the church.
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(hIi.,fa for the Chief. }
OUR MOTHER.
By MRS CHAs. ASSELL.

BY MRS cHAs ASSELL.
We laid her away
On fair Summer day
When the sweet scented flowers were in bloom:
Though all nature seene,l fair.
And balmy the air
Yet our hearts were enshrouded in gloom
For was nst the dearest
And on earth the nearest
Friend. torn from our hearts and our love,
Not the love of brother
Sister, or other,
Will so constant, so faithfully prove.
Now, when passed away
Is the drear Whit q day
And night doth over all her mantle throw
While by our freside warm.
We think of that loved form.
Lying deep beneath the falling showers Of snow.
And our thoughts stray
To far away day,
Within our childbOod's dear but humble home
When. with love and pride.
She tried to guide
Our footsteps in the true path to roam,
oh, snow fakes falling.
Nights gloom appalling,
Upon dear mothers tomb lightly fall
And at dawn of day.
Pass gently away.
Let the sun be shining brightly over all.
DoHiphdn, Kansa., Feb. g. lss0.
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Earmcrs. Attention.

The best agricultural Implement yet invented
f. w. Benway & Co.'S. Combined Riding Harrow and
Roller-the only successful Riding Harrow ever in
vented. This implement harrows and rolls the ground
thoroughly, all at the time and yet the draught
is very light any ordinary team of horses can handle
it with ease. This machine is 50 constructed that
shoolboy sit in the seat, and by means OF .
lever lift the entire harrow clear OF the ground,
thus freeing it from all rubbish without stopping he
team. And it is portable, and can DO moved from
field TO field as easily wagon. This Harrow meets
the universal approval of the farmers, wherever in
troduced. 1t has only to be seen in the field, to be
admired. Farmers will do well to examine this ma
chine. A sample is now in Troy.
t ID. NJ. Emerson. at White Cloud has just
received = car load of Furniture, Brackets, etc.
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We Guarantee wha. we Say.

We know ShiIOh's Consumption Cure is de-
cdediy the best Cough Medicine made. 1t will cure
a chronic Cough, or Bronchitis, in half the
time, and relieve Group, whoOping Cough. Asthma.
at once and show more cases OF Consumption cured
than all others. Il will where they fail; it is
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest child,
and guarantee what we say. Price, 10 cents, %
cents sI.OO. Ifyour Lungs are sore, Chest or Back
lame, Use Shilobs Porous Plaster. Sold by ID. c.
Sinclair. Troy; J. A. Campbell, Severance; A. s.
Campbell. Highland.
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Il The Republican County Central Committee
met, Tuesday afternoon. Seventeen were pres
ent, seven absent, and one dead. They took q vote
for President resulting l6 for Blaine for Sherman.
The Sherman man said he didn't want to be alone.
90 he would change TO Blaine and make it unani-
nous. When remember that these Committee
men were selected by the several Townships, last
fall, when the Presidential question was uuthought
of, il shows tho almost unanimous sentiment for
Blaine prevailing among the Republicans of the
County. 1t is known that nearly all the absentees
a re Blaine men.
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z 1t is related of farmer in the vicinity of Troy,
that on a recent warm day, returning to his house
from the field, he beheld female form in the garden,
busily at work clearing up for early truck. Her
back Was turned toward him, but the form was that
of his wife, end the sun-bonnet on her head was his
wife's. He determined to give her loving surprise,
BY slipping up behind her, and giving her gentle
kick, not hard enough to hurt but sufficient to star
tie her. He accordingly crept up. and got in his
kick in the right place. 1t startled her, and she
sprang around front face, with slight scream. Then
be was startled-it the hired girl, who had put
on bis wife's bonnet,
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An Honest Medicine Free Of Charge.

OF all medicines advertised to cure any affection
Of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, we know Of none We
can recommend so highly as DIR, Kings New Diseov-
cry for Consumption. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Hosrseness, Tickling in the
Throat Loss Of Voice, etc. This medicine does posi-
rey cure, and that where everything else has failed
No medicine show one-half so many positive and
permanent cures as have already been effected by
this truly wonderful remedy. For Asthma and
Bronchitis il is perfect specific, curing the very
worst in the shortest time possible. We say by
all means give it trial. Trial bottles free Regular
size $780, For sale by D. c. Sinclair. Troy, Kansas.
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proceeding. Of IN. County Beard.


Proeeedtngs Of she County Beard.
BOARD met Monday. March lst Present Commits
.;,ners leland and peeLard Clerk Nors4. and Sher
IN Ru,lbal,e,
Ordered tina, Jobn Severance be allowed to redeem
49,, 81 ~. .,,,h...., op.,ter of sec.;on Al. town
sh;n ,.,,e % from tar sales of Is,5-6-7s-e 70,
,be for xbcb IL WA sold with interest at IL
| n.- con, n n.;d =, tb;rtr d.xs
Ord.r.a ,I., YIN, pr;dgeon lac allowed IN redeem
,,. .or,h-,.., 10000, Of the .ou,bxest ouarter of
..,; o. ,o,-,s,;, a r.,rs % and mart of tn.
,or,h 20, or.,..r ~ .s.,;on "a toxn.b;n 4 range
% Co., to- -. ofIsz-s s- IN. amount for which
,hsv w.rs so,d With interest M 10 per cent If paid
in thirty dav.
or,sr.d ,b., IN. "a, ot lame. Mullins On the
fractional ou,rter of section % township
. rams. 81 for the wear Is7e h. rrmit,ed. the same
having been erropeousIv assessed.
|. Ordered ,ba. n A Demnser he allowed an assign.
meut ON Block q TROY. from tax sales of Is7I-e-a
456,s for the original tax. If paid in thirty DAYS
Ordered that Jacob Richards he allowed an az.
.i.pueu, on Block g. Geary CITY, from tax sales Of
Ia4-5-S-7-s, for the sum of 50 49,
Or,lered tina, E Noedepr,r he allowed TO redeem
the west half of the south half of the north
ter of section . township g. range % from tax sales
of 1875. for the amount for which it was sold, with
interest at 10 per cent.
Ordered that James Wilson be allowed to redeem
mart of the north west quarter eff section 90 town
ship g. range o. from tax sales of Is7567-s for the
amount for which it was Sold with interest at 10 per
cont. if paid in thirty days
Ordered that James F. Formau be allowed to re-
deem all of Block c. and Lots l. ], B. 4. 6, 9,
TO- H. Block &C. Dominion from tax sales Of 1856
7-S for the sum of $3.50, the same having been
ropeously assessed
Ordered that Mrs Carrie Roieba ugh be allowed an
ASSIGNMENT on the ,outhea.t quarter Of the north
west quarter of section g. township range 81 from
tax sales of Is75-6-7-s for the for which it
was sold with interest at 10 per cent if paid in thr-
ty days.
The report of the examiners of the Treasury was
received and approved
The r.ports of the Township Trustees were laid
over until the April meeting.
The bonds of the following Township officers were
spnroved:
F.B. Hastings. Constable. Marion Township.
FP Berry Constable. Centre Toypsbip
VIM. Eye. Trustee. wayus Township.
Tho. r Depp;ng Trea,urar Burr-Oak Township.
IN pain. Hustle. Of the Peace Bprr.Oak Town.
sb;,
IA Hew;n. Clerk Nari,n Tovnsbip
rr,,lHn .nssr.on Constable Marion Township.
II q H.xins Trus,.s Marion Toxn.bip
=, r,h,n.,r T-,,s,oe low, Tovpsbin
nv Fdv.rd. Trr.,s. Jn;on Town.b,p.
n r Sinclair Treasurer. Centre Township.
- S.hI..,,.u,,, rIa,t N.vr. Towrsh;n
r n s,.e,e Trps,ee Ceptr, Tovnship
c. Ch.nsr Cor.,.bI. rn;on Tovpsbin.
w WI cons,.hl. ,y.xrs Townsb;p
WI Jsal J,.,;cs of the Peace WAYNE Town
.h,n
Neal Guen. Clerk. Union Township.
:, =, -. T,.rI Iv..h;.r.o,, To,rshin
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Commute of Arrangements.

q COUNTLESS sufferers find the balm of relief,
and the fountain Of their health and strength, in
Ayes SARsAPARILLI. Ii il the most potent Of all
the alternatives purify the system and cleanse the
blood. Ii possesses invigoratng qualities, that it
stimulates the faded vitalites, and purges out the
corruptions which minzle with the blood promoting
arrangement and decay. We assured by many
intelligent physicians that this medicine beyond
all others of its kind. and fortify this state
ment by our own experience PA
AroHs
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F- Good Company, $500 year; Springfield,
Mass.) Number Six, is usual rich in stories They
include Better Times, by Ellen W. oluey; Cousin
Seraphiua, by Sydney Hall; Aunt Hettyis Story. by
Mrs E. d. L. Bianciardi; and Old Barry's Son. There
are these skctches:-The Threshold of the Gods, by
Maurice Thompson; A Little Traveller, by Miss s. o.
Jewet, author of Deephaven; and After Fifteen Years
Tho writer of Acer Saccharinum has charming
article, Snow Pictures. Austin Bierbower sets for
with much distinctness the fundamental differences
of the republican and democratic parties There is
careful account of the treasury department, and its
present head. Hon. John Sherman, by david Cop
perfeld" Mr.. G. NJ. Towlc's biographical sketch is
about Victor Hugo.
There are also The Indian as he Used to Be, Ro-
man Nosaics, Adam and Eve; and poems by Mrs.
Wyeth, and Herbert Hall Winslow, the young west
ern poet whose credtable work is TO some extent
familiar the public also the editorial departments
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II We have just Learned why Jay Gould aban-
doned the building of the Bobtal Railroad 1t will
he rendered that, several years ago, A. A. selover
of New York brother of Jack Sclover, of Wathena.
gave Gould threshing in public. Gould recently
learned that the where Sclover's brother lived
ouId be greatly benefited by the road. and accord
ingly dropped it like q hot potato.
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A two-s,ory brick business house, in Troy, Kansas
20I5o feet situated Main Street. southwest of the
Court House. Upper part conveniently arranged
for family; also. large cellar aud cistern. This
property will be sold reasonable terms One hall
cash; balance on time, to suit purchaser. Or will
I've leased at fair figures. Apply at this office.
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BADLY MIsIAKES.-Ihe Troy Chiet. in speaking Of
Campbells temperance lectures at Waterville, says:
The editor of a diminutiye, starved prtentoutsidn
paper published there, and contributed SIS for
the benefit Of Campbels wife. When the paper
suspends his subscribers will place this contribution
TO profit and loss"
As the aforesaid editor never had Els at any one
time in his life trust the Chief will correct this
manifest rash sratem-ut--Harysribe Aers
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n A lady called at a certain drug store, not
thousand miles from the Chief office, one day recent
ly, and asked for porous plaster. What kind r
inquired the gentlemanly clerk. Now, the lady
wanted certain kind of plaster, well known to
everybody but hesitated to pronounce the name so
she said .'One Of the kind that is fall Of holes"
.'Oh, yes" said the clerk: "Alcock's has holes in
them--snd the lady was accommodated.
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Notice.

SEVERANCE, KANSAS, March. 3, I'M.
Having sold out my entire stock of Dry Goods and
Groceries, am very anxious TO close out my
arge stock of barbed wire, wagons plows, harrows
also, few big heavy horses and some fine colts all
of which will close out cheap.
Those who know themselves indebted to me by
book account note past due, ma st come forward
and settle Immediately their accounts will be left
at the bank of D. +. Harpster & Co. for collection.
w d. RIPLEY.
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C. b. BrcKFoRp, Secretary.
:. LELAND, JR-,
Chairman.

Rich STRIKE IN The Srspowy LopE.-One of the
richest strikes ever found in Custer County. was
reached last week in the SHUTDOWN Lode, about one
mile north of east Of Dora. IL located last Sum
mer by the present owners. Mes-rs. Selover aud
Haas and a shaft sunk to the depth of twenty-five
feet the bottom of which they struck veid'of
gray copper ore assaying two hundred and twenty
Eve of silver to the ton. Being satisfied that
they had found their bonanza they quit work nailed
their shaft up securely, and Mr.. Seiover went East
on q visit. He returned TO Dora few days since
and immediately commenced going down on his bo
The first blast was put in about two feet in
depth. and when the smoke cleared away the rich
gray copper a cure for the blues. Mr.. Selo-
being what excited in getting down in the
shaft spraned both ankles quite severely, but being
anxious farther down. assisted in hosting the
ORE and put the second blast of two feet in DEPTH
VIXEN the thrown out shown TO be still rich
er and more of it, Samples of the ore can be seen
any where in Dora, the dump at the mine. We
congratulate the fortunate owners the rich strike
The above ia from the Mineral Park Record, of
Dora, Custer County, Colorado. The Selover who
has made the big strike is Sidney Selover, of Wa
thena.
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e When the city lamp was broken, some Sian
erous persons, usual, tried saddle the act upon
John Carpenter. 1t Was reported that he went into
the lamp clean it, and when he got through, IN
dertook. to dance the Highland Fling inside. and
kicked his heel through the glass. But the discovery
the real culprit silenced this Islander. John was
no doubt at that time of here training horses.
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r Dr. Reynolds, of indiana who has been lee
turing in Kansas for time past, on temperance,
spoke in Troy, on Sunday and Sunday night. In the
evening" he took subscriptions to aid in carryn. the
Constitutional amendment, next fall, and the amount
of so pledged by persons in the audience 1t
will take fully that amount to get single voter
drunk enough to vote for the amendment!
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- Tom Hobaugh, the idiotic deaf mute, residing
in the vicinity Of Highland Station, again butted
of the track by locomotive, on Monday. His in
juries are fatal This is the second time he has
had that experience, near the same spot. Had il
been person Of any use to the community, he would
have been killed. the first time.
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q Mr.. JOINS MrHIIe, Poyner, Iowa. sends u. til

~ Mr.. JOHN MUHIIG, Poyner, Iowa, sends us the
following communication:
have been sufferer with Rheum atism for the last
six years. tried lots of medicines without any sue
Visiting one day the store of Messrs. Wangler
Bros. in Waterloo, Iowa. these gentlemen induced
me to try the ST. JACOBS On, telling that it had
record a very effective remedy. bought bottle,
used i. regularly according to III e aal vas re
loved of the ailmeut from which had suffered for
six long wears.
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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 BAIsAx. If, after using
twothirds you get relief, return the balance, and
get your money back. See advertisement in this pa
her marlI-S
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Has again got settled down in Troy, where he is
prepared all times to do all work in the line of his
trade, such paper-hangins withdrawing, caleb
mining and house, ornamental and sign painting
Persons wishing work done in any of these branches,
respectfully solicited to give him a call as he
does first-class work. at fair prices.