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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16
Clcrlion Notices.
STATE OF NEW. YORK
OFFICE THE SECRETARY OF STATE
ALBANY, July So 1851.
ITO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF

l. NETWORK: ,.,
~IR-NoIce hereby given that at the General Election
TO be this state osdas succeeding the rt
MONDAY Of November November Pa The following OH
&c : are o elected. to Wit: -,
Thirty Electors Of President and Vice President OF the
chic Judge Of tie Court Of Appeals Gor fun erm IN
the place charles tOlger (appOned ny the vernon
SANFORD L. Church. DE- ceased whose term Oh once
,Xp the last tay of Dctember next
IN the Forts Congress OF me
United states for The Fifth SIXTH seventh Eighth Mn D.,
Tenth Eleventh Congressional Districts composing the
County New-lok.
Conniv officers also 10 be elected Tor said county,
Twenty four C2N Members OF Assembly,.
A eclsicr IN place of FIeOeI1Ck :. Ioew.
A IecDTdeI j IN. place OF frederick Sny h.:
Jude the Superior Court ullce OF Horace Russell
the Governor, William T. Cutis deceased
whose terms OF Office will expire the last dty OF ne
cembeT notice Is hereby further gwen that The o
lowing resolu p!opusre IN Am Oueht TO me
Cons also be submitted 10 az the sfd c'eo
and wards STATE, 1t the election TO be held IN
ihs Of November O1e tonaaud eght
hundred eighty sbat provide box u recevc ne bains
of tn c zcus relation to Tn amendment pro
posod T. the by rent resolutions 81 the
IT. eighteen hunt cd ana seventy lne anu
egneeu hundred hy. aud each voter may pr nj
bald on be wri printed party WIZ en-
and patlv printed In form 70 lowing. namely " ror me
proposed anendmeIt sections twelve and thirteen article
sx Of he Constitution" ballet which shall BE- written
printed parity writ en- ana parity ntei III the FORM
following gainsi the proposed amendment 10 sec ions
twelve and trce article six, OF the C"isl ution me
said hal OF sha Constitutional Amen mcnt
AID ali OF me This state entitled 10 vote Tor Mem
Der of the Assem- thet pecive districts sha d" en-
t.o 10 ycie on adoption OF the said proposed amendment
during She dav election In the several election districts N
which they iCsice
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Mlnlng.


ALTA MONTANA COMPANY.
A'an,,o, ~ noo ono Shares 40 elc1 Unassessabla.
otFICERN--President W. w. Wcka' NicePreshel'
Michael snow: secretary. l.. +. Broose
DIUFCrORS-W.W Wickcs A. y Barnes, Alansol ErasI
l. NJ sheldon Michae snow. NewIofk >. l. Hal'3T CoI7
"''-'' 0FIiCE IS AND - WALL STREET
RoNANzA CHIEF GOLD MINING CO.
taI,ifal i.OJJ. y, htrrs, 81 each nnesseses be.
President W. W. WlCKES yco.presiient MICHAEL
81 ON. secretary. Il. 4. BROOKE. . -
Dr,. tor A.. ia e. H.A:tuCHARDSoN,a &C ROB.
SNOW or NsS.YOrk; COLE SAUNDERS, Montana
For particulars inquire al tho onlce -
~ AND Is WALL STREET
NURYSOLITE SILVER MINING co.
" Location Of Mires, Lcatvilc Colorado
Daniel s. eton. President Drake Dc Nay 5ecretafy'
TTiI Cpu Offices no. 10 Broadway Ne"-i ORE.
IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Y Location OF Mines, Leadyi lie. Colorado
Car ial 4lU.O0O.O0J: 5UO.OOO shares $40 each
Geo. d. Roberts. President d. 4: Nerdena, secretary
Offices No. llj Broadway, New-IOfk
DICKINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
IL Mines Ten Mile, Summit Co.. Colorado
capital slu p9u,O0D; 2OO.OOO shares $50 each. -
Geo d. topcrts Prcsdent ID. L. Verdcnal secretary
Offices. No. 10 Broadway, New-York.
TTNADILLA MINING CO.. 81 Broadway
u Z. Y; m.n~s IN Clear Greek County, Cot; caatal
shares 81 each stock essable listed ana
rogiscre, y. y Mining Stock Exchange monthly reports
published. WIN. WhitIock, secretary
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REAL ESTATE.

NFw-YoRK. Wednesday. Sept. Is. 1880
At the Exchange Saleroom to-day the fol-
loving sales were held
Bu Tdsssi e E,1rpeV
1 tyostory frame dwelling aud One-stOry frame
stable with plot OF land. on 7th-aVG @ cor 81 ooo
ll9tst plot Of laud l0Oxl25 J0hn SHERWOOD si9'VVo
Rv Richdrd !. HGrnen-
lots, :. Rverdaleave, 90 II II OF new street ana
adon Nc lands Of Thomas Cannon, Zith WaId' -oo
Juhn IOU
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

RECORDED REAL ESTATE IRANStbHa
CITY.
Uighhride and Sd ave, lot No ri map of Clare
mont Michael sherry 10 John NJ Burnet....-.- so0OV
s'"is he g Iinilsi ITe $500
ISL M a. a. 70 Pal rick iib6ev 1901
l42d.st II : 1874 6 @ of AexandrTave 25xlOOi Eg ooo
bYt Town send and wife to WIN C0nyugham 4,oOo
4Ohst, 70 IL OF lthaye 2jx9S9: James Con- oo
nund TO John Hassell o,oOV
45th.st s, 2Os It Of eth ave. l7xl00.4i Julia 900
Nelson Mane X Dusenberry. ...-:.- lsOOO
Pearl-st II Of Elmst, luuxlO0 90 INTEREST,";
f.0beI Jones to III & >tetsOn and wife
3ls.st s, 1888 II OF 7thave 29xG6 John IL ooo
I and wife TO Johu NJ Burnett-.--.... l2,oOO
Leon DIST n OF West 2o1Vl
Elizabeth Gloucester and husband to Helen 5000
4lstsr; T. 100 It Q OF Sthav. 25x9S.9 Philip
Setter nd wife TO John ii Brtz
Bronx River. n s at n of WashinctOnave to
Madis0uave Its Nos 40 fl, AZ and 43 Lucia .
Ei0cch 10 Luigi Dellegana. :...-.......
property; Luigi Dellegana ami wife to Gullio ,
l26ih. l. e. 100 It @ of 81 Nlcholasave, 46.4xl1ll0
irregular; Nary NJ Brkhead. OF al. to Herbert go.
4 -oV0
RECORDED LEASES
GoebeI Fcrd. to George Schmitt and another. Nos 80
and IG5 o9th st ia years. rent S36OO
4Sd.st1 So. wears rent Observation-Disclosures. l4OO
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Bullion valued at S3s, 1913 20 was received in this
city from the mines yesterday.
The Silver Nugget shipped one bar of bullion
valued at 81 700 from the NINE on Tuesday. The
bottom of the nine was looking splendidly
A 3-fOOt vein of ore showing coarse free gold and
suiphldes containing gold, tue superintendent re-
ports, has been struck IN the uprlise IRON the
drift on the Wasach tunnel OF the Homer 3iine of
BOdie.
A general press dispatch from San Francisco says
that the State MncralogIst Henry Il. Hanks. has
made an ANALYSIS OF iIcncnOrs alleged go.d-oearing
spring near Casroga. aud finds not the slightest
trace of gold III IL.
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miscellaneous.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS Fer THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THEUP
TOWN OFFICES No IBIS Brnsdwdy. cor Thirty. nrstst
or NO: a0s West Twenty thirist. corner t1ght5 ave;
No 81 East Fourte-nthst Un 760 Third
ave, Forty seventh at the HARLEM OFFICE No
2xS1 Third ave. Onehundre aud woity fourth Al
nIniem Savings Bank Building. up TO VI. rogulAs
sfbcerAteA
L'OR SALE.-TwO one-nch wire ropes, each
about l72 feet IN length Apply at counting room Of Tho
Tribune
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Hnrtion Sales OF Real Cstate.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
ton near the n J. g. X. X. de OF az Point Pleasant.
sale positive Tuesday, sept 2lst F0t particulars nj
dress CHARLES y. HASCE, Point Pleasant. y. ].
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Increase. decrease
EupopgAx FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON sent l5-l2S0 .-Consos 97is 10; money AMI
p7tn ior Atlantic aud Great Western seq
do conss, 81 luincis Contra. ~ fennsI Ssnis
central ~ Roa.ine, 80. NewIoik Central. 1850.
IOypoy sept IS $3.50 Paris aivces Qiofs PER
cent epes ~ francs 20 centimcs Tor the account
IONpoS Sept 1880 Erie, 3Js4 Iusia Council bile
were allotted day al dee Inc oi I,sd per rupee Para I'd
quote cont renies 81 francs rs crpnee
for
LONDON kopt To- silves 10 quoted at SIZED per ounoA
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san FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES.
c.. ts,....,.aA u.t,oat.r gap, I c
Golden Terra has declared dividend of % cents
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.1

SAN FRANCIsco, Sept. ID NJ. Taylor has re-
turned from omhstOne Arizona, and reports min
State Line Mine III Nevada which was purchased
upon his report he says 1t is the biggest free gold
NINE III the United states, but that heavy outlay
will be necessary to furnish It with water. lie init,
mates that the company will not be oreanzed until
he arrives IN Newly Drk. about October !. Tue mar
ket here holds firm on rumored Developments
Week. WI U'" Eure R $245oo; Standard, $27 Isl;
Brdie So, TOO Noon, nv. $500; rlhern Bile.
$50, 900; Chrsty, $1,000; Star, $1,000; Bet
O'Neal, 1920; Contention, vs., 800: Paradl &c
Valley, SG042 Black Bear NINE. S30G6. Eureka
has declared It's regular dividend OF 90 cents per
share.
LEADvIIIr, Col, Sept. 10 Several changes have
recently tyNen place among The managers Of the
acting manager Of the ChrySolte, and Mr. John /.
Herlick has succeeded George DAILY the Little
Chief.
camp is very encouraging, the latter ex-
ceedIng that of last year over 40 per
cent rs Io e hy barre
No favorable results have been reached there by
the managing director of the company. and none are
likely to be. The territory OF thaG company Is
prospected mucn thoroughly than has been
represented, and no new ore bodies have been
reached. There are five more furnaces running
here this month than last, and all are fully supplied
lGESERAL PRESS DIsPArcH
DENVER, Col, Sept 15.-For some months past
prospectors, and SOME prominent capitalists, have
becn quiei ~ pIosy citing on Battle Mountain in the
Eagle River mining district thirty miles nor,h Invest
of Leadviile The developments have shown such
an amount of mineral IN that locality that road
and telegraph line are being pushed forward from
Leadvile and miners and capitalists are nov going
Tins new camp III large numbers. Inc carbonate
promise. from the regularity OF their veins, to
yield an immediate aud handsome ADDITION to the
silver production OF the State. shelters having been
already started.
npe5 IN ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-16

Frsolass passenger coaches aud ant con
passengers from pier to Brighton Hotel ami West Brgh-
Beach. Coney island. this road IN sx N inute TX
cursiln tickets 90 ccns single fare IS cents Children be-
tween twelve and fOnr half fare.
Wesicott Express CompanY viii baggage 10 and
nom ghton Beach and residences New Yors and Jersey
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-03-04
NhI,. CLOUD che~.chey,.

The river is again on the decline.
Bill Cochran has removed his grocery store from
this place TO Teeumseh, Neh.
Quite 4 large amount Of rock Is bring removed
from the quarry south of town.
Russ- Williams came having confagrs.ion
at bis house, last Monday. the result OF using q
wooden pail for an ash-bueket:
Mayors offer, last Monday evening.
Died, Monday. March LIST. 1880, LILA j. Abrams
wife Of Henry Abrams, aged sixty years
Mauek Bros. are running their corn shelter. and
the corn dirappears from the dump about rs rapidly
Is it is received.
much enjoyed surprise party was given at the
residence of p. L. Palmer, last Friday evening.
Bolivar Beeler started overland on ms return
journey TO Ness County. last Monday. He Was ac-
companied by his sons, Elmer and Lemon who have
heen spending the past Winter in White Cloud
We understand that several persons around mere
have caught the Western fever and speak of going
out.
Prof. MeCarty. of Highland, will lecture at Hill
Top next Friday evening az the close OF the Teach
ers Association.
Mrs. W. " Embree rendered her liegc lord fine
supper last Monday evening, the occasion being his
iorty-seventh birthday anniversary. May another
such repast grace the occasion. when he reaches
twice this age.
Emigrant teams are beginning 70 pass Though
here, in their odtime numbers.
GEORGE BeidI-man has removed from the Piper
House TO the old Fount. Kelley place, now owned by
Frank Kinney. The former building has been pnr-
chased by Mr.. Ryan.
We were recently shown the plans and specihcs-
tons for Alexis Poulets brick dwelling house lately
received from the architect, Angelo Powell, OF St
Joseph The size of the building will be . IT. by ~
f.. and three stories in height. The building will
have all the latest improvements, and. il is said,
WILL when Completed be the fanciest and most CON-
nOdiOus building between Atchison and Lincoln. Ii
will be situated on his lots his present house.
facing Poplar Street. Il. s. Wakefield has secured
the contract for constructing the building.
Palmer & Ortou have leased Of o. Bailey. all Of
his tilIabl- land near this place, numbering about
one thousand acres. large portion of this land
they have rented to tenants. Should the yield of
Land rafI last Ia. in
yestmeut will be in way bad one.
Quite q force of our citizens went down on the 4.
& " excursion. last Tuesday. to help swell the num-
ler attending Senator Ingalls, reception. An invita-
ton committee of live did duty for the event at this
place.
Mary =. Jones has been engaged by our lecture
bureau. deliver her comic lecture, entitled That
Wife of Nine" the l. o. o. +. Hall, next Tues
day. CADNUs.
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We begin to think that the ground-hog came out
in the evening, and did his shadow; but last
Saturday morning was 80 cold, We have changed our
opinion.
There will be preaching in the school house. the
third Sunday in every month.
The Geary City Sabbath school was reorsanized,
last Sabbath below give list of the officers, for
the ensuing year: DIR. Tays. superintendent; y.
Mosier Assistant Superintendent; Rieharls. Sccre-
tary; Vim. Patterson, Treasurer Theaiore kentx.r,
Librarian.
Those hoys that walked to Doniph1n, last Friday
night TO the Lyceum thought the weather pretty
cold, IL they did have borrowed aud scsrfs
We noticed many sad faces in Geary City, last
Friday; when inquired the reason. We learned
that school bad closesl, ant. the charming little
te Reber bad taken his departure We, Of course,
looked and felt sad, With the rest tOh dear.-Prl
some Of the Spring Grove farmers done 20 wing
spring wheat. We should think this cold snap would
be rather bad for it.
L. A. Messenger returned from Tanning. last Thurs
day. where he had been repairing engine.
John Riedley ia able TO be up again
Spring Grove can boast Of furnishing the champion
speaker for the Dorphan Literary society. 1t Is II.
ID. NJ
We understand that Mr.. Rousey intends moving
his family into AtcEisoa County, saEe time this week
We ase sorry 10 see them leave
YcUsi AMERICA.
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TO CLOSET

piece Tycoon rep dress goods. worth aoc, at l2.c
per yard.
% pairs ladies' a-button kid gloves, &c.
/ pair gray blankets, cheap at s., $3.50
calico comforts. cheap at 81 20, sOc apiece.
Our sc buttons for lOc per dozen.
Our l5c and loc buttons for Sc per dozen.
10 pairs Chicago custom made. whole stock boots.
worth 81 for 81 80 per pair.
7pairs Chicago custom made split boots. worth
sas5, SLIGO per pair.
pairs misses side lace kid shoes (ll-2 worth 81
fo- 60c per pair.
lot baby shoes at cost and less that cost.
overcoa;s-l at s375. at $50, at $3.50 ? at :.
2 at & 80, at so, worth one-half more.
The balance of our clothing at cost and less than
cost-suits ranging FROM $50 to $50.
The above goods don't want to carry over, al
though they are worth % per cent. more now than
when we bought them. Last Fall. We want them out
of the way, determined to bring to Troy.
the coming Spring, one Of the largest and choicest
selections Of goods brought to Douphan County.
We make sweeping declaration that, this year,
Troy shall not be unersod lat least this housed by
any house town in this section.
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marsh,. Golden RnI.am

Cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Consumption,
Sore Throat Group Whooping Cough, Hoarseness,
and all diseases of the Throat, Lungs and Chest
Don't fail 70 try this wonderful medicine. Sample
bottles free Regular sizes 50 cents and sloO Thou
sands Of bottles have been given to the afflicted to
prove its extraordinary merit. You can have one.
AK your druggist for it. II he has none, request
him to order It from his wholesale druggist, for you
There il nothing equal to it. Two doses will give
relief large bottle will do wonders. For sale by
c. b. Bedford & Co.. Troy; J. A. Campbell Sever,
.nce, and prominent druggists everywhere.
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The most wonderful remedy the age is now placed
within the reach of all. Be he rich or be he poor,
lit costs nothing to give this great remedy trial
DE- KINGS CALIFokSn GOLDEN CoNPoUSS, for Dys-
pepsa Sick Headache, Low Spirits, Loss ofAppetite,
Sour Stomach, Coming up of Food. Yellow Complex
ion, General Debility, Inactivity and Drowsiness,
Liver Complaint Jaundice and Biliousness, for which
it is certain and speedy cure. No person should be
without it, In order to prove that it will do all that
we claim for it you given trial bottle free Of cost
which will convince you of its truly wonderful merits,
and show you what . regular dollar size bottle
will do. For sale by d. C. Sinclair, Troy. Kansas.
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Card of Thanks.

EDITOR CHIEF Please allow us space in your
columns tender our heartfelt thanks to the many
friends and neighbors for their kind assistance and
sympathy during dear Lese's Illness and attending
his death aud burial; and We sincerely hope that
they may never be called upon TO pass through so
sad and unlocked for bereavement. Death. at any
time and under any circumstances, il heavy and
severe affection bu. when it comes in al hour the
most unexpected. and takes from the home-circle
one in the prime and vgor of youth, and by acci
dent so terrible and shocking it almost rends the
very heartstrings and for each kind act aud for
cry word Of sympathy and encouragement we again,
and again thank them.
Nh. AND MRs. E. n. WATKINS.
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II We are again compelled to defend ourself
against a charge of wickedness. We don't want to,
but reputation demands it. But recently felt
called upon to state the fact that VIC wero nevor un
der the influence of Intoxicating liquor, and that We
do not it. Now somebody-in fact, We
frequently read in the papers of Sol. Mlers swear
ing. Now, be 1t known to sl to whom these presents
may come, greeting. that never in our life uttered
q profsne oath-that is what is understood taking
the name of the Lord in vain-eIcept it wa in re-
pesting the Language of another person. Now, come
at with something else.
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n We predicted, last week, that the person VIII

y We predicted, last week, that the person who
smashed the City lamp would be detected and would
conslude there was no fun il. Il has turned out
even It section hand in Ed. Reese's gang.
He was arrested, and the fne and costs drew from
his pocket the sum oftl5. He was discovered in
singular way. He on a little "raxee," and was
in the condition described in the classics being
"poepiess.- He had scattered the contents Of his
stomach along his route promiscuously, and was
tracked by his puke. After he was arrested, there
plenty Of witnesses against him. who knew all
about it. VIXEN he hurled the rock, he gave utter
to the beautiful legend-"whoop! Ne big In
jim" new lamp, at the expense Of the big Ipjin
now couples the place of the demolished one.
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DIED.

Near Geary City, Kansas, February ssth, 1880.
Mrs. MARY ASS DRoz, mother Of Mrs. Frank Thiriet
and Mira Joseph George, aged 20 years.
At her home in Wolf River Township, Doniphsp
County, Kansas February 18th. 1880. Mrs. Asy KIE.
WAN, wife of James Kirwan. at the age of7l years.
The deceased was borp in Ban Park, County weI-
ford Ireland, and came TO Kansas in 1857. She had
been afflicted with chronic rheumatism for the last
fifteen years. and had fequutly and fcrvenily pray.
ed God to take her of he. misery and her prayer
has at last been answered. --s
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-03-04

z COUNTLESS sufferers find the balm Of relief,
and the fountain of their health and strength. in
ArKR's SARtArARILLA. 1t is tho most potent of all
the alternatives to purify the system and cleanse the
blood. 1t possesses invigoratng qualities, that it
stimulates the faded vitsltes, and purges ont the
corruptions which uingle with the blood, promot
arrangement and decay. We are assured by many
intelligent physicians that this medicine beyond
all others Of kind, aud fortify this state
meut BY our own eIpsrience.-PunrsataHney (Pe.l
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Ped.roaue Hang, 8, .n,o Him.

Mr. EDITOR :-"Gossip," of Wathens. seems to be
terribly ..wormy- about Valentine. Now, suppose
that Pedagogue did send one; suppose he sent to q
lady in Wathena suppose that II sent TO st. 10.
and remailed to the lady; and after supposng this,
inst suppose that & was of Gossips- business
If "Pedagogue- did do it
Certainly the person who would commit the crime
of sending Q Valentine, ought to be kicked 10 death
BY mule; and We don't doubt that Gossip would
volunteer his services as Mule
Don't ''give yourself away, Gossip though you
step into the old shoes of teInzer We can discern
the childish prattle of "Lochinvar- and would sug-
gest that You blue glass for that pane in the
stomach Lovingly,
"PEpASoGyE.-
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Rev., George II. Thnyer, of Bourbon, Indiana
Known every in that vicinity n most infiu-
entail citizen, and Christian Minister of the NJ. T.
Church, says 81 wish every body to know that
consider TINT both myself and wife live, to
shiIoh's Consumption Cure" Drs. Matchett
France, Physicians and Druggists ofthe same place,
say: ga 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
Shilohs Porous Plaster. We recommend these
remedies" Sold by d. c. Sinclair, Troy j. A.
Campbell, Severance; A. S. Campbell, Highland.
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E- We had q call, last week, from DIR. j. Welsh,
of Dopiphsn an old correspondent of the Chief Al
though he had been practicing physician for many
wears, he had never received diploma He has
spent the past winter attending the lectures OF the
81. Joseph Hospital College, and now has his proper
.r.dsnfials
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GO TO
Smiths Restaurant
FOR A GOOD sQUARE MEAL
ONLY . CENTS
The Boss Place TO Stop at
Troy. March 4. leo.
Public Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that win offer at public
~ auction at my residence four miles southwest Of
Troy.
on THURSDAY, MARCH IIth 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ the following desert bed
personal property, to wt: line Brood Mare Colts II
thorough bred PoAnd Hogs about SIX months old fresh
Mix Cow, Wagon. Moving Machine. I Corn Planter
harrsws. PloW<L and many other Farming implements.
Household Furniture. &C.
Terms Of SAr.-Sums under g. cash; all sums Of g
and over credit Of will be gven note with
approved security, al 10 per cent. interest.
March T. i55o MRS. NANCY y. H0TCHKIsS.
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Ball At flaming.

There vii! be q Grand Ball and Supper at Fan
ming. the night of the 18th of March proceeds TO 20
the Catholic Oh ureh. All respectfully in
vitsd. Tho best of music will be furnished. Tick
ets 81. NIKE CoRcoRAS,
JOIN DEvERKAUx,
L. HEESEY.
Commute of Arrangements
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-03-04

V- The farmers unit in respect to cooked
feed being the for all kinds Of stock this
Of the year The only question. then, to be decided
is. which is the best in the market J. c. Ellsworth
is now in city, exhibiting two kinds Of cookers
one runs by steam, and would say that they both
are superb indeed There will be two months or
more now before the farmers have any green pas
ture for their stock now is the time to cook for
their shoats, their fresh cows and sows
Hand in YOUR orders TO J. p. Wilson. in Troy.