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Snively & Hedges, of the Eagle Mills, wathena.
will grind custom work ON Friday Of each week. and
will give 40 pounds of good -four for GO pounds Of No.
wheat, the farmer paying for the grinding.
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MON. 10 LOAN.

On Real Estate. I'm sums 10 suit Dor.
rowers, ON five year. time. or less. In.
terest, per cent. per annum. Conn
missions reasonable.
lstaRl.iN III. a. w. III. BARTLETT.
Northwest Cor 4th Edmond streets St Joseph, No.
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Masf h SellleA.

All accounts dine me for Mccormick repairs and
binding wire must he settled by the frst of Septe
Der, without fail, the Company require setfle-
ment Of ME. j. H. BrERs-
Troy. Aur. 4-6v.
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IL Henry. Greville's new Russian story. The
Trials of Rassa is speedily to published by Messrs.
7. H. Peterson & Bros, Philadelphia II deals with
life and love i'm the farof domnions of the Gar and
is full of interest from beginning to end. No one
can write Russian novel like Henry Grevile.
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AN OLD LADY,s GRATITUDE

A lady 20 years of age expresses great gratitude
for the benefit she has derived from Warmers Safe
Btters. and declares her belief that the remedy is
n certain specific for dyspepsia. 5aug3m
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filed for Record During the Month OF
July, 1Ss0.
WARRANTY.

| waRRANTr
| i.,,.. ~ ,v.,., IL. ., u,--.,, o,,,,.-, -.
| 10 and ~ n,o.l ~, non;,,,, Y,,.,.;.,. sIoo
Cora A. Williams IN p. c. Gear. Lot II. Bl.ek %
| H;,bl,pJ. so
! ys,;,,;- p, I'll, ,.,r =.
go
half NJ the .,s,baIf of the ouarter of see
ZION % ,,xvn.Lin 4 r,,,,,,. %. go
N.,s q Nelson and WIFI IN lain e Z;une,n,,r
and Wife son,,,.,rc., ou,-tcr NJ section a6 ,oun.h
a r,n.. %. = 900
yo,,n n z;u,,.r,,.,, anil ,r;f q, v-i1I;.,, NJ z;,.
uerma, ,or,b.eas, ,,,r,.r Of ,or,b.ues, orarte,
.a.,;nn o. ,amnsh;r' = - an. 81 ooo H''''''
Cb,r,cs ob,e and VIII. 10 E-,smu. Jobr.o, .,s,
half of soutb-.ost ouarter see,io, II township 4
| range 90: $1,000
Hettie PostIc IN Amos r. PostIe south half Of
portl.west fractional ouar,er section s toUrps,;n
rup..c To- sIoo
Tyra Nelson and wife to Nicholas l.. Nelson, 50,
acres in northwest corner of southeast quarter sec
tiol y, township 8, range ~; $50
WIDOW nnl heirs Of John H. GronniSer, deceased,
to Bernard shiif. the undivided nineourteenths Of
the east half OF southeast quarter section Is, town
ship T. range 10; $50
Frank Gousler and wife to ID. L. Ansstad, part Of
southeast quarter section Is. township range 10;
sioo.
Is. b. Van Court and wifi" TO 7. [. Geer, Lot g.
Block ~, Highland; s'io
n. X. Wheat to L. {. Geer, Lot TO- Block - High
iahdi ~.
o'I 20 n"'' =" - "''i ''"' = Dio'A - iiisn-
f,,,,I.s o,I anil WIFI On T1o,,,s William u,,-,o.
and wifi. por,be,., ou,rt.r s..,;o, Is tovn.b;, A
ra,,a 10. - I'm
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II Mrs. Hutchinson will give n concert, assisted
by the singers of the town, in the Court House, at
Troy, ON Friday evening. August 10th, lightning at
so'elock p M, consisting of songs, duets, trios,
quartcts, etc. Admission. 25 cents: reserved seats
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

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
you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
discovered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7. IxNAS, Station D, ScIc York Gig. l5aprly.
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FAN N TN G MILLS,
Matt. Nutter, Miller.
CUSTOM WORK A SPECIALITY

tcustom Grinding Friday and Saturday Of each week
-Ii.s Tanning FIGURING Mills ART centrally located
sand psssess every facility and modern Improvement
flor doing every kind of custom work. and making
the worry hot -four We cannot and viii not he eS
sodllsd We solicit custom work from fsr and near,
knoxing we eau make the -four you want. Bring ON
5eurw,hen- fANNiNG MILLS
Planning Station Doniphan Co.. Kas- aprs2
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge ID Judicial Di-trict-ALFRED G. OTIS.
County Cornm..ianers-R- =. SHUIsKY CYRts LELAND
JR WILLIAM H. DEckARD,
Sherif-CHARIEs BURKHAEIEH.
Clerk Of District court-f. j. CLosE-
Trea-urer-RosREI FLicKNGER-
County Clerk-D. ". MoRsE-
County Att0rney-THoNsE W. HESrIKT.
Probate Judge-RoBEET Wilkinson.
Register Of Deeds-ERAsMrs =. DfxoS-
Superintendent Of Public InstrnetiaR-EDHIs HEESEr-
SHryeyOr-CHARIKs CORBrsIKA
CoroneIs-DK. EoBEKT s. DISsnoRE-
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II Chas. r. Kuchs, Doniphan. has received
another lot of Dry Goods and Notions, and invites
the public to call and examine his goods, before pur
chasing elsewhere. His prices low any
where eise 2w.
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THEY CAY FORGET ir.-Unfil the National COM
mttee meets to lay out the WORK on tbe faIi cs,
Pain the allies Of the Confederate Brigadiers will
rest ON the ianrcl- presented them by the soll
portuny for reflection will be altogether plesr
ant To the wiser heads il will be srsson nm n
regret and disappointment Il Is safe To say irde-
nS irnln the esnn2 sislg the most influential. Of
Mr. Tildens defeated friends. that the ,iisaproi,I
nent Of the Albany delegates Is but the REJECTION Of
Mr. Idens own hitter regret, and that NO degree OF
cheering and gnn-iring and aag-raisiBg can enable
Mr. Iiidrn OF his admirers TO forget how much he
and they have lo-t--lyer York Times.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

" Daniel Iandis has brought in very fine spec
linens of Early Pcnnock and Strawberry Apples,
raised in his orchard, in Wayne Township. There
are not many finer favored apples than the Straw
harrv
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

II new lot of Boots and Shoes. manufactured
by Moorby, Fink & Co.. St. Joseph, has been re-
eeivet Mt Kuehs. Their boots are pronounced to he
the best that have ever been brought to Donphan
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4 A1IEnPTED SUIcDE.-Ayo young man named Charles
Talent, who had recently been working for J. A. DE
Clelnn, southeast Of Troy. attempted to commit SUI
ieide, Monday evening, by swallowing stryehnine-
He had been to ST. Joseph, and coming to wathena,
on his return homo, he found some persons hum his
neighborhood starting for homo in n wagon, and got
in to ride home. When they came to Aug. Miller's
drug store he requested them to stop until he made
n purchase. As he came out Of the store. he was
seen to put n small package into his vest pocket.
He arrived ut Mr.. McClellan's about supper time,
and found number Of hands, who had been thresh-
ing. When they went in to supper, he remained
back, and upon being asked to come in replied that
he would not go just yet. He remarked to a man
who remained behind that he would just soon be
dead not. This person saw him go to where he
had hung his coat and vest, tumble in the pockets
and afterwards replace in the vehpocket something
wrapped in n small package Of paper. In minute
or two, he complained of being sick, and requested
Of them to assist him to paee where he could
lie down. They, thinking he was merely talking
nonsense, he had all the while seemed perfectly
well. did not heed his request; but i'm minute
two more. he tumbed down in frightful convulsons,
and in unconscious state. DIR. Dinsmore
called in haste and upon his arrival, he mt adj
ninistered dose Of tartar-enetie, which produced
eopious vomiting, and soon the commissions in
measure ceased. Upon examining his vest pocket,
paper containing strychnine found, bearing Aug
MiIler's label, and marked Poison The young
man did not return to consciousness until Tuesday
afternoon, when the prospect fair for his
cry but there still much twitehing and jerking
of the muscles, from the effects Of the poison. Upon
being questioned by the doctor, he denied remem-
bering anything of taking the poison, but said he
had bought it to kill dog But upon further cross
questioning, the doctor fully convinced thst he
did remember IT, and that he had taken it for the
purpose of killing himself From circumstances
elected, l. IL believed that he made the attempt in
consequence of having contracted loathsome
real disease in a very severe form, and had been
told by doctor that there possible cure for
it, If he should live to lac hundred years old.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

~ Rev. W. W. woodend will preach in the Pres
byteran church of Troy, on next Sabbath, the 18th
Theme for morning-.Noahs faith; for evening
..Go,l Speskiug to Men,
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~ Bran for sale, Mt Severance Mills, at $500
per ton in lots of ton and upwards, until sur
plus stock is sold of.
I2aug2w. FRANKLIN d FRiCk-
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10 Gov. st. John has firmly fastened himself up
ON the Republican party of Kansas. lie il enjoying
the fruits of a scheme put in operation several
years ogo. Temperance speakers were shipped ints
Kansas from abroad, and put at work in every part
of the State. The temperance people Of the State
were encouraged to contribute money. under the
plea that good work was being done. IN that way,
the takers were supported, and Kansas became "A
paradise for temperance tramps. Meantime, ST. John
and few of his confidential advisers were ready,
and, when the time ripe for il. they rushed IN
and took possession Of the temperance boom. Now.
1t. John snnPs his fingers la the faces Of the Repu
lean leaders of Kansas, and tells them that he il
master of the situation. The Republican party Of
Kansas Is to he transformed into the 81. John tenn
pernnce party. Temperance Is to be the great and
alabsorbng issue. and st. John the apostle thereof
The Governor il riding the party like the Old Man of
the Sen. lie will have denomination for Govern.
or, and then term in the United States Sem
ate all ON the strength ~ his temperance BOOM
Laurence SiuHddfd
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20. r. II. Montgomery has just returned from a
visit to Washington County. lie has brought few
ears of corn along show that they are not suffer
ing from drouth, out there
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INFERRED.

AT the residence Of the brides father, in Douphan
County. by Rev. r. E. Mcbride. Mr.. AInERT GrI-
NAY, Of Osborn County. Kas., and Miss MARY Il,
Charlie.
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~ The Kansas FIGURING Mills, at Doniphan are
now running and turning ont the best of -four
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

Ton Youxe's yEws.-Col Tom Young, Of Ohie.
who arrived here to-day, says that the Republican
party in that State never in finer condition for
campaign. that any disappointment which may have
been felt nj first among the friends Of Secretary SHEER
man that he was not nominated has been forgotten.
and Garfield viii receive a0riy which viii eclipse
anything aimee tine He says the rnormou< Ter
man element Of Ohio viii practically vote
for Garfield Information received by their repr-
GIo1>- Ihr1,o<raf
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Figures Suggested by the Democratic Pias-
.-n,n the hlhnnr Innrn.l lI.enl

Frun the Albany J"irirsl tHepl
The right free balo. is right preservative Of
all rights and must. and shall be Haiut5iNes in every
part Of the United States."-Dcmocratic theory
lssO. Illustrated by Democratic practice in 1876:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

tlS- Charley Bailey has the thanks of the CHG Of
fce for bucket Of beer, heaped up and running
over These hot August days, it isn't bad to stick
snoot into.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

~ Rev. Mr.. MahAn. who had charge Of the
Methodist church Of Troy in 1873 is here on visit.
and gave MS a call. He il stationed in Holt
csunty No
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

As OTHERS sEE lr.-0ne Of the perularifses OF the
present campaign in Kansas Is the psanner in which
men arc treated who have been lifelong Temperance
men-are Temperance men still. but who eoussierl-
tiousy oppose the adoption OF the proposed amend
ment to the Constitution To oufsder # is difienIt
To see what rs 20 be gained By eharaeterzn all sarh
men rs "vhiskey gazzers, ..ftmmies,- etc. Their
Is bitterness enough growing up all through a eam-
paign involving the whiskey question: without mis-
representing the personal characters Of men known
for their upright lives wherever their names are
known nj all.-kaasas Cify Journal
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The SrEEcu OF GERNASJEw FEBnLER.-In the
city Of Cleveland, there has just been formed Garfield
Club of German Jews, many OF whom have. in years
past voted the Democratic ticket. At the first meet
ing of this club, pcdsller who has carried pack
for many years over the hills of Northern Ohio came
forward to sign the roll. He said
Il has always been Democrat But said, many
years ago. that, if ever had chance vote or say
n good word for this Mr.. Garfield, shOuld do 50.
tells you for why. Twas night tired and hungry
carrying my pack along the roads of Hiram, and
had tried many places to stay al night Nobody
would keep the poor jew. Finally stopped at Mr..
Garfields housc. did not know he wis "a General.
or anybody hut common man. l asked him II
could stay all night. told him that was tired and
hungry. He said could stay, OF course; and he
talked with kind. and he speaks the German
fine, and he has Travelled all over Fa;herand. lic
asked many questions all about my business
and my stay in this country anil he seemed 10 bc -
much Interested in what said to him. I tel Won
was never treated so in my life. Hes ono gentle
man and one grrat man. found out the next day
that he the great General and the great oru.s..
tell you hs il the man all should vote for.
As the poor pctldler related his story. Ia broken
English, he nearly broke down with emotion.
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II You want

~ You want
Watch, call at Biekford's and see what he will do
for you sysiy3~.
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Townsend & Richardson have the choicest lot
of White Kid Gloves ever offered in this market.
Call and examine them.
Ladies' Newport Ties-the nobhiest Slipper ont
just received.
IL Special Bargains are offered in all kinds Of
SUMNER GOODS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

On long time, at per cent. interest on Nei, I'M
proved Farms in Doniphan County, Kansas Apply
;upeat. XXX. srouT, Troy, Kansas
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IxDIsxs CoxcrDED TO GAKFrKID--Indiana i .
doubtful STATE. Were Il not for the fret ef the slte
ticket being loaded dsvn with two heavy natie
ocrzfic victory With Landerz and shankiin the
ticket the rernlf h extremely dcnbtfnl. not hope
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

Los: or stolen from my possession within the past
three months. note givenby John A. Dowell. in
nav favor, either In the fall Of &c spring of "a for
about $4,000, and bearing l2 per cent. interest An
persons are warned not TO buy the above note. A
suitable reward for return Of ssme-
HENRY ARRMxs,
White Cloud, Kas.
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Many Coon roe TKx Tuousssp Mssonrrr.--Ihe
Boston Journal which has made q earsfal cansusz
Of the situation IN Maine. saysf Ill y not boast
but candid opinion expressed By the leatinc Re-
pnblicans IN Maine. that the Hel,atii>aa majority
viii reach 10000 This oti1ieH y based upon zslt,
bic rps1s ysish srs daily sssre eHeearaEinz
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All parties owing me for binding wire and machine
repairs, expected to settle for the be-
fore September LIST. 1880. JoHS II. LYxDs.
White Cloud, Kas, Aug feth iSso-3w
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II The Library Association will entertain at
their room, in the Court House. on Wednesday even
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AGENTS q.

JAMES IT. BATES 81 Park Row. New York.
x NJ PETTENGIL.L a CO. g Park Row, New York
HOWELL & CHESMAS, St Louis, No.
THIS PAPER may be found On file at George p.
tising Burean no Spruce St where Advertsning con
tracts may be- made for IL IN NEW YORK.
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TRAINS EAST.

MOI Nae Noe. No 10.
ETprrss Freight. Fright and Ae.
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ggatal Matters.

For other lcnsfh q tme, IN toctahte VIII tsie
above raies whirh apply only % regular advrrtisns
Bnsine-s cards Of fines less. - year
For legal transient advertisements " per slre TOT
the 6rst Insertion and 20 cents -uArr Tor each suss
qnenf inzaFfion
Special Notifies viii be charged 20 PER cent extra and
editorial advertisements and perna, eonnunirafions
douI prics Locals cents PEI line for single insertion
3 cents per line for subsequent tnsertionS
Eight lines Of sold N0nparrl make one square An
fractions Of half square and over, counted fun
SQUARE
Advertisements requiring 10 he certified to- viii be eharg
ed certifying In addition TO the regular Tz-s
Transient advertisements must be paid fog invariably In
advance
fv- JOB WORK Of ali kinds dome short netice, a.
low n the tines will admit An job Work must be paid
for when taken frOl the Office
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Money 90 I.ssn,

Money 90 Lonn.
... o,, lapr time ". PRICE,
See Troy, Kansas.
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rF- We have been requested to give the recipe for
kissing schoolmarms- We won't do it. That recipe
is a fraud They can't he kissed.
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FRANKLIN HANCOCK
WIN negotiate loans for parties wishing to oorro~
money. afcb76.
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With ard Table for Sale.
good ssesEJh hand billiard table, size ~ by 9 feet,
will be sold cheap. Apply 10 CHARLES BAILEY,
l7june. Troy, Kansas.
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~ All kinds of machine oils, at Atchisou prices,
at J. A. Campbells. Severance Kansas
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Y Frank kotsch has our thanks for a basket Of
grapes of several choice varieties from his snug lit
.le yineyanl
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u Considerable sickness is reported throughout
the country. principally diseases Of the bowels.
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CHEAP MONEY! E
Moneyto loan In any amount, and at low
'a'o' GEO. Z. WOOD,
a,,aaeso Troy, Kansas.
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~ Plenty Of the best -four and meal ct the Kan
ses Mills, Doniphaa. to exchange for wheat and corn
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-12

IL In the Supreme Court the lons-standins re
plcvin case Of n. c. Bailey VS.. John 5. Long has
been reversed.
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R- Dr. Recder and family returned from Iowa
last Thursday evening. We regret to learn that tin
DR. is still in n very poor state Of health.
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The Violate Belt Co., Marshals, Mich.
VIII send their ceiebrated Electro-voltaie Belts to
the afflicted upon % days trial Speedy cures guar.
spssed. They mean what they say. Write 70 them
without delay. noveoyl.
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Money 20 Lo.ai

Money 20 LoAnf
Az s. and per ist1rsf. 1Ezae Gsd amount 10
siad karratner.
Ifyou wans to pay Of a scurgase- or transfer your
Indebtedness securing to yourself the recent
rates of interest established, you should me- No
inspection or appraisement fees-inOney furnished
without delay upon production Of abstract and per
fection of title. ALBEkT WADDEl-i-
Office with Attorney at Law,
! albert PERRY. Troy, Kansas
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IIOss

n Take your wheat tothe Kansas Mills, at Do
;phan. and exchange it for "Ad Assra- Flour.
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~ Take Notice.-Rain wanted. See request- q
our ltemizsrs-
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ST. JOSEPH & WESTERN RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE NO. 4.
Took Effect Sunday July IL, 1880, at l2:g0 Midnight
TRAINS WEST.
No. No S No No o
Express Freight Freight and Ae.
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Money 90 Loan

On hest improved farms, mortgage for from
three TO five years time at per cent, and q small
commission. ALBEIT FERRY,
I6octIy Attorney at Law, Troy, kaS
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q German MiIIet, at
LELAND's.
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the best that have ever been brought to Doniphnn.
2w.
~ Rev. W. w. woodend will preach in the Pres
byterian church of Troy, on next Sabbath the 18th
Theme for morning-..Noah's faith; for evening"
..God Speaking to Men,
H. Montgomery has just returned from
visit to Washington County. lie has brought few
ears of corn along. show that they are not suffer
| ing from drouth, out there.
t Charley Bailey has the thanks of the CHG Of
| ice for n bucket Of beer, heaped up and running
These hot August days, it isn't bad to stick
snoot into.
To- Rev. Mr. MahAn, who had charge Of the
Methodist church Of Troy. in 1874 is here n visit,
and gave a call. He ia now stationed in Holt
County, No.
II The Library Association will entertain Mt
their room in the Court House. Wednesday even
| Ing August 18th. All are invited to attend.
---------------
IT, We have been requested to give the recipe for
kissing sehoolmarms- We won't do it, That recipe
is fraud. They can't be kissed.
" Dr. Recder and family returned frum Iowa,
last Thursday evening. We regret to learn that the
DIR, is still in a very poor state Of health.
~ Master Otto simouson has the thanks Of the
Chief, for n basket Of splendid tomatoes, of
which was almost large rs himself.
" In the Supreme Court, the long-stanlns re
plcvin case Of n. c. Bailey John S. Long has
been reversed
~ Frank Kotsch has our thanks for basket Of
grapes Of several choice varieties from his snug lit
tie vineyard.
Z 4 slr hart
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-29
HOrace's Gap.

Mr.. Francis Vorous, of Clarke
county, Virginia, If visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. John Clue claims to have
the second best field ofwheat in
this vicinity, and Mr.. Philip l..
Henry can, l think, claim the
first best wheat field, SD M
The farmers OF this vicinity are
putting up great deal of plank
fencing this summer. Perfectly
right.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Roberts Is hav-
ing "boom" in the lumber busi-
ness and is running his saw-mill
on fall time Let her boom.
If this hot weather continues a
few days, it will make US think
that it is summer for sure, and we
will be looking for shady place
where we can sit down and watch
better people at their work until
we get SLEEPY. Z.