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Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
yon sALEOR BENT.

nsAIE-s HOUSES IN THE CITY
o n WILMINGTON, situate and described as
o",o o,s orange street, 8 stories, s rooms, IS
'No. s1 Gsnth Of lot 100 feet, private alley.
~ hSns' bn ~ Eipbt1 street, 2 stories, rooms,
No. n ~ Seet depth Of lot 81 feet feet alley
the tpS LIZA dams street, 9 stories, brooms, l31
o. s,oOI oUI depth Of lot rs ieet, feet alley In
( u leS,. ess Reed street, 2 stories, orooms, II
ttopt. depth OF lot 10 ieet. .
noI1 III md I23 Logan s'reet, between
.rOs, "a egcnue and p, W. X Il. Railroad,
pri sp stories, rooms, II feet front, depth Of
o. iTs,i ts Logan street, 2storie', rooms, IN
NO ~ denyL OF lot o. feet, contrived 10 aC-
~ oIa,s liou,i 10 families II desired.
',r,her information inquire Of A. Con-
r., t,,n lincoln ST., or A. Gawthrop, 3O6 W..
~ street. Executors OF the estate OF WIN.
fpaId. deceased, sen,.--------lI--.1 I-1-oou-o -.----
- sALF.-Two story brick house 4iS
WI Tay " or street, rooms, water on nrst
,sc ,tS1Io ,Lory bricks, new, Poplar street above
eyentd. ,patnu, vtrsn, n boro
A tHo story brloRs,h new "aiHu' s'' "D'''
teenth. ,,, n.,.wa-a Ayanue madam
lReliHe l4lo 'e'"""'' ~
rotii ro,,ing 1909 Jefferson street, 10 rooms.
YhVI VanBuTen street bet 6th and 9th.
100 E4stl2th street.
pl3 Chestnut street.
fg3 Jefferson street.
ll2s West Third street.
r,r,th street near Pine, ~ by 100 n.
X, ,,'r %" ,r, bond and mortgage from 3lUO0 10
4 oo ''t IN ,ums 10 suit. apply 10
Wv J." W. MoCAULLEY n 60,
6U6 Market street.,
,.,,r Wilmington. dol.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
MERCHANT TAILORING.
CLOTHES MADE To ORDER

Tn the matter OF the As. In Chancery
! zpi signed ne estate of LEWIS oSntv Ns% Castle
And now to wit, this third day OF Septem-
Der, A. D., 1879, the foregoing petition being
read and considered, and 1t appearing that
Lewis Zebey did, on the third day of Sep
tember, A. D., 1877, make voluntary ASST ga
ment Of all the estate, real and personal OF
him. the said Lewis ZeDley, to Casplr Ken
dali, in trust for the creditors OF the said
Lewis Zebley.
1t is ordered by tho Chancellor that al per.
sons who have claims and demands against
the said Lewis Zebley, at or before the third
day Of september, A. p, 1877 tile the same
with the Register OF this Court duly proved
on or before the 9th day Of February next, A.
D.. 1880. and that copy of this order be pub
lished in the DELAwARE REPUBLICAE, a.
newspaper published In the city OF Whining
ton. ence q week for six weeks prior to said
10th day OF FEBRUARY, and that col OF said
order be mailed by Caspar Kendall, Trustee,
to the address of each OF said creditors, whose
address may be known to him. Attest:
I-7.law-6w ]. M. HOUSEMAN. Rek,O. q.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

FOR sALI.-THE SUBSCRIBERS RE-
\ ttrr RON business offer for SAFE the
[tirs &o'. Fixtures, Machinery and good
n Of their Plumbing. Steam abd Gas Fit
hg EguoIshment, 800 King street The
Npert; will be sold with the busines1 or
ned tofa torn Of years. The busine has
Itn estabshed iOr 2S years, and the oppor-
Iity one seldom offered tor young men
|NIug g. enter into this businefs. Terms
b,aI. l9.lm FERRIS n GARRETT.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

IL SALE.--A PROPERTY SlTUA.
,tl ,tNl III Brandywlne Hundred, contain.
a ,DSat 70 acres OF very fertile and well
''l !aNd. Apply to
lqo, EDWARD LECARPENTIER.
"''W S'3m Rockland, bel.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

lIOR SAIt OK rENI,--THE THREE
s.. blrk owelllng ,S3l Washington 1t.
b hons and bath all modern improve
ElF plpelci throughout; all rooms heated;
ll' EASY,
|, FRANK BALL, Rooms II and II Tx.
|Bge Building, TN and Market. 1'l0-ti
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

RENT. -THREEHOUSE
" IN II row on Ith st., between jackson ana
Imo al houses on VanBuren street, between
i" nD6 houses in row on French st., between
4 aud llih sts.
rsrre houses In row Poplar ST., bet. llth and
",,Sr m houses in row on Walnut ST., be.
.Io .r I'M and 18th SITS. All new and In inst.
& ''1'' HARLAN CAUSE,
war.u Front and Tatnall SITS.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
NUNSTaTstS.

6yPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.-Au the
- improved makes OF Breeca LIadin<
Guns, Muzsle I.1aders in great variety, sew,
en-shot Nickle Plated Revolvers, prices lower
than ever. Repairing d0ne in an honeot
kinds .harpened. A call is respectfully soil.
cited. H. J. PYLE, TIA Market street.
4-l7-3m Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

,pR < MA FOUR STORY BRICK
lel.c at the $. T. corner OF Market and
,pr,h streets. A very pleasant location for
,ardtag house, convenient rooms i'r offices
bsr stugle or double, or could be used Tor
lmber.
'bree DWELLINGS, on Tatnall street between
phth and Ninth, six or seven rooms Ia
A. ai.o two I'VE room houses In West Whining.
psEng veil Of excs lent water ~ the
prs Appy 10 JOHN D' LEWIS.
lalmd
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

NWR LE.-TWO STORY BKlCk
house, 6V7 Conrad st.; six rooms; will be
On Reasonable terms also for sale sew
/, goa work horses. apply to SAMUEL
PlLL Chestnut and Adams. l-LS Il
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
LN papers sent out OF the city must be paid
for in advance. Also all persons who are in.
deDted To this Otfifs for either advertising or
job printing would Oblige us by calling and
settling up, so that We oan get cur books for
1879 closed up. A word to the wise, &c.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

VWR ALE AND WANTED.-WE HAVE
10 @rms for sale ana have an inquiry
email IAfms wanted in the vicinity OF VIII
|as1l l.23.z6.2S30 J. I. HEALD.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

EVh HALE g dEAP.-A SECOND HAND
|, '"e,p lower tor or 10 horses; will be
\ ,s % iJr want Of use. Apply to s Eat
w u. l.lIlWl-W
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

'N 'fNT A HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS,
9, .I' aid bah, $1,000 per month. Ad-
50 Is. this office. LII s&tu
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
BOAR DIN q.

DUARDING -FOUR SINGLE GEN.
ID tlemen or two gentlemen and theil
wives can obtain board In private family
827 W. 3rd st ;priyiledge Of bath. ll7ti
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

tOh SALL.-A very desirable property on
ll9 southwest corner OF sixth and NAV.
!, ,,N,ee,s. ILquire Of q. CHANDLER,
I+I"Im4 No. 9O5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

NOR SALE-l2 ACRES OF LAND
IN gp0i buildings, well located, dl.
eliOo IOur felds. with running water in
n h,,d, good ienccG, fruit Of all kinds,
W! sJll 4 bargain. Apply to
LVANS PENNINGTON.
I!!!g+ 81 No. East Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

VIZ KIN '.-HOUSE or 10 ROOMS;
p S"S an bath; on pr mo. address
i" "EruGLtCAN Office. 1.2l.tu.sa.t
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

VIZ hEHr.-SECOND STORY ROOM
"er new store, 4J2 Market st. Also <Sis
m r sale good gentle young gray Ml
"a AO"sc; fast and sound. S-lwf
JNU MERhIUh.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

NOR RENr.-A RESTAURANT AND
bondng house, 2ls Orange st. Apply
EVANS PENNINGTON,
n 3taW.u Sth and King.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

NDh NALE.-A tkINllNG OFFlCE
al complete, 2l7 W. 3ist. l-zl.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
Drugs. MEDICINES. &c.

EilFTY YEARS! FIFTY YEARS!
OLD AND RELIABLE!
ESTA BLISHED.. 1890.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Receive especial attention, and are very care
FULLY compounded from the n ost reliable
medicines by thoroughly competent assist.
ants, Graduates Of the Philadelphia Col
Iege OF Pharmacy and families supplied
with drugs oil superior quality at
Z.JAME' BELT, DRUGGIST,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

W. EVERSON, THE AS
~ SCISSOR OF ChrIstiana hundred, will be
at the house Of JACOB b. Hyatt, Newport, on
January 3lst, Tor the purpose of rs
sessing persOns that Lay have been omitted.
A. W. EVERSUN,
l.28.3ti-ltw Assessor Christiana Hid.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

DOARDING.-G q ENTLEMEN OR TRAN
ID sient boarders can be accommoda ted al
3O4 King street. 1.9-lm#
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

''E RENr,-THE Two ROOMS UN-
ue, The First National Bank. now 0ccu
~! iieaId h Co., will be rented for offices
I'm apply to GEO. D. ARMSTRONG,
.uNd Cashier First National Bank.
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washena Items.

The Temperance meeting the evening of the 10th,
was well attended An able discourse Oh temperance
was read by c. Carter. Also. Rotations by Fanny
Campbell Mary Award and Bette Montgomery.
The masquerade, last Friday evening, Feb. 18th.
showed q comcal display of ingenuity. Among the
masauers were three young men dressed IN the gay
old style. Shakers and hoops were the minority oil
their apparel Two toilet sets were '.yoted on. az
10 cents vote one for the pretfest lady, and the
other for the homeliest gentleman Miss Addie
Hatch received IS votes, Alice Mitchell IS. Minnie
Craig TO- Katie Cook CO. Lizzie Doms 81. Miss Hzteh
receiving the highest number Of votes OF course
the recipient of the handsome present. well a hay
ing the honor of being the prettiest lady. George
Kein received l3S votes. Charley Lathzm i3o. q. X
Mokel 100, Charley Wheeler 100 = Warner no. M
Krim received the most votes. consequently was the
bomeliest man. and recipient Of the valuable GIT
The festival on this OCCASION for the 'inner portion
of man. was q credit to the ladies' The receipts
were - above expenses
Al. Mowry, Of Severance, spent the Sabbath in
city.
The curiosity Of city. at this writing. il bald
eagle which measures seven feet and one inch from
tip to tip of wings Ii is in the possession OF Fred
Breixing.
There IL a notice posted in our city, dated Feb,
1870 Wonder il Columbus saw isf
The Odd Fellows festival and ball will be on FIR
day evening February Goth. in eommemoration Of
washinxton'a birthday. They will spare no pains
to make il the most pleasant affair ever held in the
Csunty GOssD.
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Spring Grove Items.

John Ridley has been very sick, bat is getting
better now.
Rev. Morton preached his farewell sermon in
Geary City, last Sabbath. The house Was crowded
that great many could not get in.
Mzrried-At the residence of the brides mother.
Sunday morning, February 18th, by Squire Patterson
Miss Nancy Ann Knoudson and Mr.. Hubbs. We
wish them long and happy life
Miss Maggie Kirby WAS baptised In the Missouri
River, at DoniphAu. last Friday.
" b. Drummond is having the Swisher house re-
paired which greatly improves the looks fthe place
Mrs. Copeland, Otis shepherd, and Cyrus Msckey
were baptized by Rev. Morton, at Geary City, last
Sunday.
Died-On Sunday evening. Feb. 8, Of Group, Willie
only son Of Thos- and Mary Cradle, aged years.
Little willie's gone and left us,
And his loss We deeply feel;
But he's gone 20 his dear Saviour.
There, st tie feet Of Him TO kneel-
YousG ANEKrcA.-
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MARRIED..
MoRDEcAI.

February 9Th, 1880, by Robert Wilkinson, Probate
Judge, Mr.. J. p KSorr and Mia. LorrrE A. yAssrcr,
both of Troy.
February 18th, 1889, by Rev. Daniel Kioss, Mr..
wnLIAs HACK and Mrs L. c. NcDosELL. both Of
Highland.
February 9Th, 1885, at the residence of the brides
father, by A. s. Campbell, J. p, Mr.. wIELIan Bier
Tox and Miss JuLiErT HEssELTixE, both Of Iowa
Township.
That was . better shot than Mr. .Blur:on received
last July from Green Miller.
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An OLD TIMER HEARD FRoh.-Old residents Of
White Cloud will remember that, some time during
the cold between November, 1855, and March,
1858, person suddenly appeared in that vicinity,
who soon acquired and ever afterwards bore the
name Of Abolition Jones' He brought his family
and effects in xwagon, and took up his resideuce
in cabin in the bluffs south of town. He wss rabd
on the subject Of abolition Of negro slavery, and
would talk of little else. One Of his eccentrietes
was riding bareback huge OK, to attend Free
State meetings. He was a native Of Kentucky. but
had resided for many years at Dowagiac, Cass Coun
", Michigan whore he had MILL and owned consid-
cradle wealth. He was heavy stakeholder in the
Underground Railroad and had participated in the
rescue Of slave who had been caught by his master
in that vicinity In the prosecutions that followed
under the provisions of the Fugitive Slave Law. he
was stripped of his property, and left poor. He
pulled up, and came to Kansss, sojourning, perhaps
in Iowa, before reaching here. He afterwards re-
moved to the vicinity of HiawathA, and about the
close Of the war emigrated to Southwestern Aissou
ri, whore We soon lost sight Of him, aud had not
since heard Of him, until few days ago, when We
learned tina. he 10 living in Mcdonald County, Mis-
souri, the extreme Southwestern County Of that
State. He is Second Advent preacher, and is Wild
er if anything. the Second Advent than be wss
on abolition. He has abandoned work, and puts in
his whole time e1pounding the prophesies, and
preaching the Second Advent.
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REMEMBER WHAT WE SAY.
Va, 8s,ki'k & Breckenridge.
Wonderful Cures.


REV. F. W. DucHHoLz. wasecs, MINI, used the
ST. JACOBS On in the of lady of his copgrega-
ton who had been bed.rdden with Rheumatinn for
serenteen years. She used the ST. JACOBS Oh for three
days. and was able to leave her bed.
Mr. X. ScnAEFER, No. 81 Brown street, Allegheny
City, Pa. had the Rheumatism for eight years, and
had used every known medicine without reef. A
single bottle Of ST. JAcoBs On cured him.
GUSTAV A. HEILNAS, Esq, Editor Of Pittsburgh
Daily Repu Jican suffered Rheumatism for two years,
and lay many night unable to sleep on account OF
terrible pains. Two bottles of ST. JACOBS OIL cured
him.
Mr.. +. WnKE. Lafayette, Ind, reports q case
where a suffered badly with Rheumatism, that
he could not His legs were swollen, and he
had the most terrible pains Twelve hours after the
first application of the ST. JACOBS Oh the pains were
gone and the swelling had disappeared.
Mr.. HENRY StHAEFEI, Miilersburg, Ohio, was
cured of Rheun,atisn in the hips.
Mr.. +. X. WITT. Cleveland. Ohio, Rhennratism in
the leg. Cured after three applications
Mr.. HENRY LEAR, Patriot, Ohio, had such pain in
his shoulder that he could not move Sr. JAcoBs Oh
cured him after few application ms.
MRS. VRESA GUGELNASS, aged 50 years, living III
Rochester n. Y, Rheumatsn, in leg: could not walk
Used bottle of ST. JACOBS OIL and felt. rs she
asserts, like newborn.
CHkIsrIAS HASSI, Esq, Youngstown, Ohio ia full
Of Joy over the wonderful of his wife by ST. ia
coBs Oh For treire long ysars she had suffered 'eh
Neuralgia the head and often had the most terrible
pains. Half bottle of ST. JACOBS On. cured her
entirely.
Mr.. WM REISHARDT, Elmore, Wis, reports a. fol.
lows: ST. JACOBS OIL is really wonderful remedy,
for could mention dozens Of cases where it has
proved its magical influence. One case in particular
l will state: l know y man who has suffered with
Rheamasn, for the last teentyomr years, and Of late
could hardly move around After using few bottles
| of ST. JACOBS OIL he was entirely cured.
b. SEM, Esq, South Adams, Massachusetts,, writes
Allow me to inform you how much good ST. JACOBS
! OIL has done in this neighborhood. A woman had
the Rheumatism so badly that she could not even
attend to her wash. Three applications Of ST. JAcoss
OH cured her. Her joy seemed to have no bounds.
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n The Atchison and Nebraska Railroad is fear
fully crowded with business. Besides regular trains
the road is lined with extras, carrying freight On
Saturday evening there were six trains at the juno
ton Mt one time switching and msneuvering to pass
Oh their way. One thing that travellers complain Of
is that regular freight trains are compelled to side
track and wait on extras As they take these trains
for the purpose of making certain points and connec-
tions ss laid down in the timetables they think the
extras ought to do the waiting passengers do not
ride ON them for the purpose Of making any special
connections. II does look that way to us; but We
don't pretend to understand railroadng and perhaps
those who have the Management do the best they
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-19

~ The Colossal BRONZE STATUE OF VICTORY
which stands in the Park at Lowell, before the tomb
of the first soldiers that fell in the revolution, is
lasting and beautiful tribute Of art 1t il ono Of the
first objects sought by strangers visiting our sister
city, which indeed many visit purposely to see this
elegant object Of high art. 1t was obtained from
the King of Bavaria by DR.. J. c. Aver to whom his
Majesty was especially graciousin acknowledgment
Of what his remedies are reputed to have done for
the suffering sick. 1t donated by the Doctor to
the City Of Lowell, rs permanent and speaking en-
blem of the victories both of Science and Arms
Baorrsforu Nd Press.
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mnrsh,s Golden Ralsam

Cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Consumption,
Sore Throat: Group, Whooping Cough, Hoarseness,
and all diseases of the Throat, Lungs and Chest.
Don't fail to try this wonderful medicine Sample
bottles free Regular sizes so cents and sloo Ihou-
sands of bottles have been given to the Afflicted, to
prove its extraordinary merit. You can have one.
Ask YOUR druggist for it. If he has none, request
him TO order it from his Wholesale druggist, for you
There is nothing equal to it. Two doses will give
relief large bottle will do wonders. For sale by
c. b. Bickford & CO., Troy; J. A. Campbell, Sever
ance, and prominent druggists everywhere.
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TuE wnoxo Nax.-Orr Whit. Gland corrr.nopd.
emit. last welt .t.,sa ts.. I;r, 49,, $500
Trustee of Irvinx Tovp.h;n Rrovn Countv 6..r.
ful mi.taks Thu Tr,... !. I.l. r., N. fo-rr.,
Snowman. And Il n. ......s, ~, n. -. n,n,;,,,.
that he mad IN nm ~. - \. -,n..A. -.
sveep of all tho t.x.hl. nro,.,t hi. ~. I...,d
some time dur;n, m. .,a.;n. 80, ~ ~. "a, az
along hack about III. ,..r iss1 . .hovm.p cam.
along with a P.nor.m. of IN. Wa, W. h.v. A.
doubt that il had done servie. a. Panorama of the
Revolutionary War, Panorama of the War ef 1872
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q An old farmer requests US TO say to those per-
sons who losing many cattle, tn at he has been
acquainted with the disease for nearly ffty years,
and that the only remedy or preventive il not to
feed cattle and hogs together. or to feed 90 bounti
fully that the cattle will not eat the quds that the
koga anti ont.
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ORKeoN NuRsERlks.-See the advertisement of
Geo. P. Luckhardts Nursery, ut Oregon, No. Mr..
Luckardt is practical and thorough Horticultural.
who has made it his study and business for years.
He 10 subst sutial aud honorable citizen aud has
for the past twenty four years been building up
nursery Of the choicest varieties
ada pied to this soil and climate. He is always At
hand to fulfill his guarantees and where CUSTOMERS
may seek redress if he fails to fulfill his contracts.
He has two experienced agents now csnvassins this
County, receiving orders for trees Donphan Coun-
~ farmers would do well to patronIe them in pref
erence to agents Of foreign nurseries, whom they do
not know, and whom they may never SEE or hear OF,
after thew have paid out their money.
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Is strictly vegetable preparation, and will posi-
lively cure Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Aeidity OF
Stomach coming up of Food Pain in pit of Stomach.
Low Spirits, Biliousness, Constipation Jaundce Lv-
er Complaint, or any affection of Stomach or Liver,
i'm the shortest time possible You are not asked to
buy until you know what you are getting. There
FORE you value ysur existence, do not fail to go to
your Druggist, d. C. Sinclair and get trial bottle
free of charge which will show what Q regular one
dollar bottle will do Ask for DR.. Kings California
Golden Compound and take no other. Sold by ID. c.
Sinclair, Troy, Kansas. ~
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- A few days ago, two freight cars on the track
of the Denver Road at Troy Junction broke loose
and started down grade. The freight train conduc-
tor climbed upon them to put the brakes, but dis
covered that the chains were broken. The track is
down grade all the way to Wathena. and the cars
kept OH increasing their speed they ran. They
buzzed past the Troy depot and whizzed AID spun
down the road. and stopped only when they got to
the sink in Bryau's field at wathens- They made
the nine miles in eight minutes. That's the fastest
time that Conductor ever made on the Denver Road.
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rowNsmIP OFFICES OF DoyIPAAN
COUNTY.
elected February -, 1859.

IOWA TOWNSHIP.
Trus.ee-John A. Chapson.
clerk-John L. Noble.
Treasuer-John c. Moore.
Jus tees Of the Peace-Wm. Fairall, Wesley Ire
vett, q. s. Ball.
Const.bles-A.J J. Bliss George H. frisbie, J. X.
Lewis.
Road Overseers-Dist- I. G. Beeler. Dist 2 Sam
uel Asiows. Dist ,, A. T. Renfro. Dist II. Swee-
ney Dist 5. s. Springer. Dist. 6, Alvin Aeker. Dist
z, Michael Humm. Dist ., George Moore. Dist. 9,
b. =. Gaines. Dist. 10. Chas. Collins.
WOLF RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-Wm. Ward.
Clerk-L. J. Rote
Treasurer-C. O. Turkelson-
justices Of the Pc.ceJ. A. Campbell, z. 3. Catch
ell.
Constsblcs-J. W. Pry, Chas. Apologize
Road Overseers-Di.t I, A. Schriyer. Dist ?, J.
Corbet. Dist 3, c. W. Holcombe. Dist. l. H. s.
Kelso Dist S, C. Reidel. Dist 6, 7. b. Paschal
Dist. 7, ALram Bennett. Dist. 8, Michael Green
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-D. W. Edwards.
Clerk-Nesl Gilisn.
Treasurer-George Denton.
Justices Of the Peace-W. B. Garten, G. II. Glen.
Con.tables-George Cheney, Alexander Coates
Road Over seers-Dist. !, Frank Dixon. Dist. 2,
VIM. Atkins. Dist. ). Aug. Good. Dist 4, D. Fen
ton.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-R n. Steele.
Clerk-D. P. Carpenter.
Treasurer-D. c. Sinclair.
Justices Of the Peace-P. S. Soper, n. b. Wood.
Con,tablcs-Frznk Berry, II. e. Bailey.
Road Overseers-Dist l, S. A. Conway. Dist. =,
Thos Triplett. Dist Geo. w. Sutton. Dist 4, Thos
Corcorau. Dist S, J. L. Tallmsn. Dist. 6, A. Name
field. Dist J. Cornelius Culp. Dist. 8, Frank Kline
hart.
WAYNE TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-wm. Eye.
-Clerk-Joseph Schletzbaun.
Trcasurer-Adau Schner.
Jus ,iccs of the Peace-wm. L. Leak, Alex. W. Pat
ttsrson.
Constables-w. p. Floyd, A. W. McRae.
Road Overseen-Dst. 1, Chas. Mstheny. Dist. :,
Thos. Spearman. Dist. 3, Aug. =. Winner Dist =
b. Whitaker. Dist. S, u. 7. Hargis. Dist. 6. J. NJ
Curtis. Dit. &, E. p Willis. Dist. g. John Meme
mee
BrRR-oAK IowSHIr.
Trustee-fred. T. Garlichs.
Clerk-Thos. Redmond.
Treasurer-Thos. Dcnning.
justices of the Peace-Joseph Briggs, john Payne.
Constables-wm. Tindle, n. b. Morris.
Road Overseers-Dist. 1, Samuel King. Dist. =,
H. Roller. Dist. ,, Pat. Tudle.
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-Peter Manvills.
Clerk-Adam Groh.
Trexsursr-Jacob Suter.
Justices Of the Peace-John C. Gordon, =. c. Nat
teson, James Barker.
Constablss-George Msnville, n. N. Auncy, F. n
Triggs.
Road Oversesrs-Dist. l, VIM. Hays. Dist. 9. VIM.
Pridgeon. Dist. ), Thos. Chrystal Dist 4, S. p
Chrystal. Dist. S, A. Dubach.
MARION TOWNSHIP.
Trustes-H. G.. Hewins.
Clerk. A. Hewins-
Treasurer-W. H. Deckard.
Justices of the Peace. J. Anderson, j. j. Lakin
Constables-F. Hasting, +. Anderson.
Road Overseers-Dist. l, J. George. Dist 9, Daniel
Walker. Dist. 3, A. Dubach.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-19

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known to every one in that vicinity as most innu-
entail citizen and Christian Minister of the N. E.
Church, says: 81 wish every body to know that
consider that both myself and wife owe our live, to
shiloh. Consumption Cure" Drs. Matchett
4 France Physicians and Druggists ofthe same place,
say: a.. is having tremendous sale, and is giving
perfect satisfaction. such nothing else has done
For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, don't fail to use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. We recommend these
remedies Sold by d. c. Sinclair, Troy; j. A
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