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CHICAGO MARKKT,

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g Oh fess u 81 cash; q a51 April q 81 o. Nay;
No 1 0as@}c-
C@n-Aetfye. hut . shsde lower. ssae cash; nj spse
April "a Q D3c Nay.
6sts-E.sirf. ~ Snie cash: soc April
Pxf-Ussrttsd nd iswrr; ss 81 e.sh s1s 100 Is I9i
April
short nh. q 70 shasf clear % o.
Hsgs-R-cripes. sooo ship.,-ufs ASA. Active finn
and higher, cu1uou rood nixed psekinx 6 c1 S.
chaire heasy, = 0es -
c.stls-RrssiPea 95se shipn<uf4 Ina Active ~
fair % go shYpi.E - 0as e chsics shippiag Is x3
80 G1st4 q oss - butcSsn y Se1 81 asrkus
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SELLING Corn FOR FUEI--The demand for burn
ing corn increases, and firm alone had three
teams out yesterday supplying the city demand.
The selling price has advanced IS cents per bushe
for No. burning corn, on account Of the limited
supply There is plenty Of green wood in the hands
Of dealers, but dry wood except occasional lot
on the market. Hard soft coal. for private con-
sumers is Of course, ont of the question-Sosr Ciiy
Journal
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II We are sorry to learn that Rev. Geo. W.
Wood, Of Concordia. suffered from n severe attack
Of hemohage of the lungs during the session of tho
Methodist Conference. 1t was caused by recent
attack of congestion of the lungs Mr.. Wood has
been assigned to Kirwin for the next year. but it is
doubtful whether his health will permit him to re-
main in the active ministry.
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HE SUFFERED FoR Is YEARS.

Guiford, CT, May 18th, IStS.
For thirtvive years have been the victim Of that
terrible disease Dyspepsia; have consulted eminent
physicians, and tried almost every remedy. Ny
family physician finally told me could not be cured
THE FIRST DOSE OF GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
helped me, and, to-day, consider myself cured, and
am ready to affirm that It is the most valuable medi
cine ever placed before the public.
10feb6l.l G. H. RICHARDSON.
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P.,lucah. XIV. Nay 10. Iss


During confinement of eleven months In Libby
Prison, I sas attacked with DYSPEPSIA in its
worst form. For two years have suffered with IL.
this. doctors q great many times, without relief
This Spring became 80 debilitated as to be unable
to walk one square. After taking few doses Of
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, / ate Of everything on
the table, felt Distress aferward and have nm ex-
cellent appetite. TT. GILLILAND,
l0feb6i.l Late Lieut.. u. 8. A.
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24rnarch2w.
Fruit Trees.

have yet quantity of apple trees of the Very
Nursery, which offer for SALE to close out. The
trees nre from five to years old. and will be
sold from q To 80 per hundred. One dollar de-
Quoted from the price, when parties take up the
trees for themselves. Call at my FARM on the Troy
and Doniphan road four and onehalf miles south Of
Troy. DASrEL LASDIs-
lur
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Il minister of the gospel took oecas'on on
Sunday LAT 10 berate the press Of Kansas BY
a corrupt elias of men. Now, If there we:e not
more preachers than editors in the Kansas penite
tiary then we might begin be alar ned at this
.lanxht from the pulpit. We have great resief for
the ministerial Office, bat he who profituf~. its high
once 70 SANDER the nobesf race OF men that ever
lived shcuId be lashed by their scorpion whips until
b. brsred for mercy, We thankful there arc
not many such. The press Of Kansas have built up
the State and made Il what q - They have bs gsre
- bread with supplians ontztrefchcd arms they
have buit Cd and refined ne in@f<r1ions Of learning
snd Nodded it, great sovereign psxtr. trll ls..1,
thes propps Il N iss infancy FaterRs Itl<srazh.
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Townsend, Wyatt & Co,
S. w. Cor. 18th & Felix SITS.
Sc. JOSEPH, MO.
I7marlm.
BAR DOCKET.

March Term, 1851, Commencing Mon.
day, March 2Sth.
First Day-Noaday, Aarehas
Criminal.
No. l. State of Kansas VS.. James n. Trant Peace
Warrant. 7. W. Heatley for plaintiff; ".
B. Wood for defendant.
No. 2. State of Kansas VS.. J. J. Lakn. Embez-
| Element. Heatey and Perry for plain
tiff; n. Price for defendant.
No. B. State of Kansas David Miller. Assault
with intent to kill. Hcatley for plaintiff.
| No. 4. State of Kansas vs.. Geo. W. Jones' Peace
warrant. Heatley and Seaver for plain
No. 5. State of Kansas Stark. Williams. Bur
glary. Heatley for plaintiff; Price for
defendant
No. 6. State of Kansas Charles Fisher Bur-
glary. Heatley for plaintiff.
No. 9. E V. Snively A. J. Selovcr. Proceden-
do. Webb & Martin for plaintiff: Price
and Perry for defendant
No. 10. Sue Finn The A. & N. r. r. Company.
Procedendo. Everest & Wasgouer for
plaintiff; Guthrie for defendant.
No. II. Martin Finn vs.. The A. g. y. X. r. Compa-
ny. Procedendo. Everest & Wagon
for plaintiff; Guthrie for defendant.
No. IL. Albert S. Ashmead vs.. F. Babeock Proce-
dendo. Price, Perry and Wood for plain
tiff; Babcock for defendant.
Second Day-Taesday, Mach 18th.
No. 10. Louis Rullman John ID. HER ct al
Ejectment Webb & Martin for plain
tiff; ; Perry and Price for defendants.
No. IA. w. J. Glen The Building and Saving
Association of the City of Doniphan
Settlement. Price for plaintiff.
No. Is. +. Luth Martha Bremen ct al. Debt
II. jackson for plaintiff; Guthrie for de-
PENDANTS.
No. l6. George E. Cubitt The A. s. y. X. K.
Company. Damages. Price and Keith
for plaintiff; Guthrie for defendant.
No. IL. r. A. Park Eugenie Bremen. Foreclos-
ure. Guthrie for plaintiff.
No. lS. A. w. Wright & Co., j. ii. Smith & Co.
Debt. Judson and Motter for plaintiff.
Third Day-Woinesday March 3OM.
No. 10. Davenport Plow Co. VS.. Mrs L. C. Nelson
ct al Debt. Price and Pitt for plain
tiff; Seaver and Clark for defendants.
No. 20. Edward ID. Alvord VS.. Guy c. Adams
Foreclosure. Rossington & Smith for
plaintiff.
No. 81. Charles Burkhalter, Receiver, VS.. Joseph
Sehletzbaum. Foreclosure. Price for
plaintiff.
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No. %. Elizabeth W. Long VS. George Scllafer
Ejectment. Perry for plaintiff; Mills g.
Wells for defendant.
No. &c, Joseph McCrum VS.. John I. Mann. Eject
ment. Price for plaintiff; Webb * Mar
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Mills Wells for plaintiff
No. IL Mary p. Gresory vs.. JAS f. ForInan ct al
Ejectment. Perry for plaintiff; Webb
Martin Tor defendants
No. 3D. Mary Z. gregory vs. Jas =. Formhn ct al.
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R.z.,.te In. s.crerians.

In our endeavors to preserve health, 1t is Of the
utmost importance that we keep the secretory sys-
TEN in perfect condition. The well-known remedy,
Kidney Wort, has specific action on the kidneys,
liver and bowels. Use it instead of dosing with vile
bitters drastic pills. 1t purely vegetable, and
Is prompt but mild in action 1t is prepared in both
dry and liquid form, and sold by Druggists every
where reading Erql<.
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COMMUNICATIONS Foster and Repre-
sentative Butterfeld sent eongratulatory note 10
Gen. Malone, which echoes the voice Of the Repub-
iean party. II says:
Senator Malone: We congratulate you that
there Democrats in the South who mean to live
in q nation, and not in aggregate OF petty pro-
vnees; that there Democrats In the South who do
not mean 20 live longer in the graveyards and
among the tombs; whose face is toward the morning
and whose brow the rising sunlight Of the future
greatness Of this country is already beginning TO DO
visible. OF such Democrats the avant courier has
reached the Senate Chamber after long waiting.
The Republicans Of the North desire stretch forth
n friendly hand to you That desire is inspired by
no measurable ambition for Office, political vie
tory but by spirit Of patriotism which loves the
South fully rs mneh Il does the North. II is in
the spirit Of united. not Of divided, country It
IL in the spirit Of the future and not Of the past It
Il in the spirit Of union. and not Of seetionasm,
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The Best \ Erer Kne,c OF.

J. c. Starkey, prominent and influential Citi-
zen Of Iowa City, says: Il have had the Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint for several years, and have
used every Remedy could hear Of without any
relief whatever, anti your Shilohs vitalizer
advertised in our paper, and persuaded to try it.
am happy to state that it has entirely Cured 1t
is certainly the best Remedy ever knew Of Price
IS cents Sold BY ID. c. Sinclair. Troy; J. A. Camp
bell, Severance; A. s. Campbell. Highland; Herring
Brothers, Highland Station.
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RensFkabis Circumstances Attending .
Fatal Ssroke Of LfghfnlDgs

FLORENCE, s. C., March ls.-Probsbly the most re-
markable case Of death by lightning that has ever
occurred in the South, happened here. today.
q thunderstorm, and was Instantly killed by stroke
Of lightning. which tore up the ground where the
man had stood To 40 great extent - to bury him
completely from sight, at the bottom Of hole sever
nj feet deep
Mr.. Best seen just before the fatal stroke, and
his disappearance, during the iash. from the sight
of several people Who watching him from their
windows produced the greatest CONDENSATION among
them, and several ran out to fathon the mystery
They found an immense hole. sarrouzdcd By great
heaps Of dirt, bot mot restise Of Best Affsf two
hours hard work with shoyelx. his dead body
found, as the very bottom Of the bole-
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JUDGE GRAHAN.-Judse Robert St. Clair Graham.
who died a. Atehison last week, originally stuck out
his single in Troy. Robert Graham, his father,
first located in Doniphan, where another son, Col.
James n. Graham, had already located, and was
running a store. Judge Graham came to Troy, about
June, 1857, and opened law Office, remaining here
about q year, then removed to Atchison, where the
whole family soon removed. His father, Robert
Graham, Was elected TO represent this County In
the Territorial Legislature in 1858.
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The HOG SctRE--seeretary Blaine might find a
more dignihed and popular subject than the hog
with which to begin his diplomatic tits with other
nations but he hardly could find worthy Of
immediate and PERSISTENT attention. Our yearly ex-
port of pork, which Is enarmous Is quite profitable
to dealers both sides Of the water out the selfish
feeling that has provoked some unfair restrictions
on American beef-the feeling that producer
deserves more consideration than tbs hundreds or
thousands of consumers whom he <upplies-is at
work to injure the trade, and il TO have been
manifestng it-elf through official channels. IL the
trick "a allowed tn 20 unrebuked there are no limits
to what may be said. for the sake Of trade about
American -four, oil, lumber, and every thing else
that send abroad. II is true that BeaeOnsfeld
set the example. in a remarkable agricultural
speech made year or two ago, of rOmaneing dis
mally about America and her resources; but British
consus should remember that Beaeonsfield does not
rule England now.-Near York Herald
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WOFkfuRrnen.

Before you begin your heavy spring work, after a
winter of relaxation your system needs strengthen
ing and cleansing, to prevent an attack Of Ague,
Bilious or Spring Fever, some other spring sick
ness that will unfit you for n season's work. You
will save time much sickness and great expense. if
you will use bottle of Hop Bitters in your family
this month Don't wait See another column.
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Detroit, Mich, June ID. isf

Detroit, Nicb-, june ID. lo5e-
would ike to add more testimonial to your
list have been a victim Of Dyspepsia for the past
I'VE :ears; have tried great many medicines, and
find relief only in GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE. Iofeb.
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Union Townsville.

Corn gathering has commenced 1t is very diff
hcult to draw load, account of the mud.
No writing school at Union school house, because
the venerable Drake got his feathers ruffied.
Mr.. James Armstrong is out of luck. While walk
ing some ice, he FELL and dislocated his left
elbow. KENO.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IF. Hampson is prepared 10 loan
money 10 the Farmers of Doniphan
County. on long lime, at per cent. ian.
teress, and n reasonable commission.
Money may be- paid before due, md
stop Interest, III the borrower chooses
No delays in furnishing the money. No
sworn superintendent or application
required. Call on him as the Office Of
Register Of Deeds, AT the Court House.
22dpr1S. j. II. HAMfSON.
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II Il. p. Moore who took the first steam ferry
boat to White Cloud, in June, 1858, recently shipped
Sc head of cattle, one-half Of which are thorough
bred Durhams, from Newark, Ohio, to Hawatha, to
stock his farm in that vicinity. He nnde the trip in
five tlays
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NAucIoCs PRosEcrTioS.-The press Of this city
against Col J. W. Brown, superintendent of the
feedmans relief association in this city. The charge
iuss 70 . man who hss been rronefniIy aceased and
whose character heretofore has been above suspicion
to say that there shadow Of proof to sustain
the charges The woman il seems induced TO
sign the charges without knowing the contents Of
the paper. Hope Of extorting money from Col Brown
and malicious desire njure him. the motives
Mt the bottom Of the prosecution. Col Brown has
done good work officer of the freedmans
lief association. He Is honor to mis- race and IL
working for their benefit and elevation.-1opska
Capfoi
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r. We learn that n child of 'Murtan Haskell"
mysteriou-ly disappeared, last week Ii was placed
on the train at White Cloud, since which time if has
not been heard from by its father, and probably new
er will be.
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Tn. BEST REMEDY for cHAPPED HAND.

Is HEeENAS's CAxrHoR Ice. 1t should be rubbed
upon the parts affected. The warmth of the skin
will soften it sufficiently, under ordinary eircum-
stances, but in extreme cold weather, it may be
necessary to warm it by the fire. If the hands are
badly chapped. apply every night, and protect the
hands by wearing old pair Of kid gloves Hese-
mans is the best md most popular of all the Cam
phor Ices made. HEGEMAx's CAnrHoR IcE is also
cure for sore lips, chspped face, and sunburn-
IL is compounded with glyecrine, which renders it
emollient than any other Camphor Ice; and it
will be found most soothing application to the face
after shaving
Be sure TO ask for HEGEnAx's, formerly made by
Hegeman & Co., New York, and now by the Metro
politan Ned CO.. Of New Haven, Conn., and do not
be put of with any other compound, which may be
come rancid, and do you more harm than good HEG-
EMAN'S CAMPHOR ICE never fails l0febS..
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r. Those who predicted the opening of Spring a
month ago. because they heard the .'coons holler-
ing" have discovered that not more rrlia-
bic than groundhogs.
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AppIe., Potatoes, Fac.

will he in Troy for the next four Eve weeks,
and will pay the highest market price, in csSh. for
all the apples, potatoes, and poultry that deliv
errd. OBE- CRAIG.
March Il
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~ Ayers Cherry Pectoral is mild and soothing
in its immediate and apparent effects and possesses
far-reaching and powerful healing qualities, which
its persistent use will demonstrate in any case of
coughs, colds, throat or lung troubles of any kind.
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II G. II. Holton, of the White Cloud Rerier,
dropped in, Monday evening, and spent couple Of
hours in pleasant chin exercise.
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q They got II on Bill Young badly, Friday even
ing. They put barrel on bis dray, and sent him to
Ieland's smoke-house, for barrel Of smoke!
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~ sHILOH,s CATARRH REMEDY

Vicious Cure for Cstarrh, Diphtheria Canker mouth,
and Head Ache. With each bottle there il an inge-
Nous nasal Injector for the successfnl treat
ment of the e.nplaint, without extra charge Price
50 cents. Sold by d. c. Sinclair. Troy J. A. Camp
bell, Severance: A. s. Campbell. Highland; Herring
Brothers, Highland Station.
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~ Some fellow came along, Wednesday, in need
of money, and somebody persuaded him to sell the
Court House, and raise the funds He spent good
deal of time running about town, trying to sell the
building
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II Capt J. X. Fisher, of Atchison, gave us
call Tuesday,. He is agent for IN insurance
company whose stock is worth nearly six dollars
and si1ty-fve cents on the dollar.
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gv- Last Friday, VIM. Denton, of Union TOWN.
ship, sold Mr. Meyer twenty four pigs nine months
and half old, averaging 30 pounds. The chance
is open for somebody to beat this
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

A CARD.
To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
eretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, &c, will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South. America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REv. JOSEPH
T. IsxAN, Station d. Nec York City laaPrly.
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II Corn is getting up to pretty good price.
Mr.. Leland is shipping from his elevator about
? 1000 bushels per day.
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q Since $50 NO less thar one million people
naye been sspt from Russia 70 siberia. including
fnacs. for political 0Ge1sea
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r. Services at the Presbyterian church. March
9th, 1881. Morning subject: "Ye must be born
again" Evening subject Weighed in the balance.
No fetters Int the laws of Thought.
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gofal Matters.

For any other length Of time in aoco5dsnoe Wiz the
above raies which spply only to regular sareuahs'
Busipe.s CARD Of lines or loss y year r.
For legal and transient sdvertsementA PEI it
the st nscrteu and 20 cents per square if eAch snose
soceia Notices win be charged per cent extra and
editorial Advertisements snd personal eonnuniesnons
dnbie mice Locas 10 cents PER line for single insertion
5ceuts per line for subsequent insertions =,
Eight lines of solid EOuparel make one square Al
fraction. Of half square and over, counted a. fun
square
Advertisenents requiring TO be cerhed TO- win be eharg
ed tbr eo-t on certifying addition to the regular rnte
Transient .dreTtisements rust be pad Tor inraAoy IN
advance. =.
low As the times viii sdnt All Job Work must DC Ps'a
for when taken from the Office
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r If you want the best Sewing Machine-the one
that will do the widest rnnge of work, run the light
est and make the least noise-eall on or address
j. II. LONG.
9imnreh3y Severance, Kansas
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Nancy To LOAN.

On KenI Estate, In sums 10 salt bor-
rowers, on i've ycars' time, or less In.
terest, per cent. per annum. Com.
missioEs reasonable.
Isjdaly III. 81 w. HI. BARTLETT.
Northwest Cor 4th Edmond Streets, St Joseph, No
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~ Emerson & Moore, White Cloud, are helping
the farmers along by giving them every cent their
grain is worth.
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~ Among the little items Of personal comfort
and economy Ayers Pill. They are the ready
remedy which defeat many disorders. if taken in
season. and should be kept in every family.
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II Springer & Noyes White Cloud, doing
good banking business.
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The roIlowing Land, for sale

The Following Lands for Sale =:
MIS-. c. section l9, township 4. range 2l.
NV frcl I section 6, township ,, range q.
Sis W. section 81, township . range 81.
WIN e. section q, township 2, range 81.
Niaw.4 section T. township ,, range 81.
These lands will be sold on reasona<ie terms-one
third down, balance in Que and two years For fur
.ther information, inquire Of
JOSEPH =. HANSON,
s7ian Office in Court House.
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March Il.

e Call and see the stock Of dress goods, ct
NcCRUN a c0wENB.
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II We learn that A. J. Mowry, few days ago
got among the Clover, and got it up his snoot bad
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= Owing to greatly increasing custom bust
ness, for which return thanks, the Kansas Mills
will grind grists for the farmers three days in each
week, viz: Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays
VIII. II. Curtis,
January l3-n Doniphan, Kansas.
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AGENTS AND CANvlSSERS
Make from SIS TO $50 per week selling goods for
E. G. RIDEOUT s. CO., 10 Barclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms. l9Augly
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as TIME, at per cent. interest, well iHa-
60. msln DOniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
X. X. Srour Troy Ksnsaa
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~ ID. N. Emerson, White Cloud. is in st. Joe
buying his new spring stock. 1t will be immense.
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II Some persons are again engaged in the pleas
ant psstime Of poisoning dogs about town, for no ap
nnrnnf good reason.
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II ave have sold DIR. Marshalrs Lung Syrup in
trade for years, and found il good remedy
for coughs and colds Foster & Bro Princeton, Ind.
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~ Cal and sec the new style corsets, at
NccRUh & CONVEYS
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For sale,

On easy terms, two good farms, near Troy. Ad-
dress, Troy. Kansas, Box Ia, call at residence
one mile south of Troy junction.
Sian 5Ip p. CHAMBERLAIN.
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~ ODE. Craig wants two hundred dozen Chick
ems, for which he viii pay the highest market rzc,
IN cash, In Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-03-24

" John r. Langhlin. since Monday night. tallies
up another fat boy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-03-24

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