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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05
White Cloud Chow.Chow.

We commence the new year by serving up the old
dish, for a single mess.
Trade has decreased, since the holidays.
The ice has frozen in the ponds to the delight Of
the little boys
Nellie Poulet made flying visit home, in ordsr to
attend the Christmas dance.
School re-opend, last Monday after n weeks vaca-
ton. An increased attendance in some Of the de-
partments is reported.
Dick TIT, Jr.. homo to partake of the Christ
mas turkey. Dan. also returned, and will linger
among as.
Our friend westfall has made miscne and fallen
east In other words he has left Cap. Shreves pre-
scription case, to keep books for John Lynds.
DIR. Lewis was absent, last week, attending the
wedding Of Q brother, at Clarence, Missouri. To
prevent any future complications, we would say that
the benedict is Joc not Jim.
David Stanley has traded off his city property to
j. p. johnson. for piece of wooded land lying west
of town, and bordering the Reserve. He has
troupe of choppers changing the large oaks into
stove-wood.
SamL haquilken has moved to the residesce which
he lately purchased Of WIN. Van Buskirk. The lat
is situated in the house recently occupied by Mrs
Emma Taylor.
The sale of liquor-at least, the open violation of
the law-has ceased. in this place. The last saloon
closed on Saturday. In comparison with the shoot
ing and mob law of the previous week. the peace
which has since rcigned seems quite a relief.
Jim Lewis came up from St. Louis, last Saturday,
to spend n short vacation Of three days Short bit
sweet.
Mrs. Joshua Taylor has been seriously III, during
the past week.
On Tuesday, the 9th ult., John Cain wa, brought
before Squire Fairall, charged with assaultng and
son, the previous day. The latter had refus to
take the picture Of the Narshals baby, and had
asked Mrs Cain to get out of his car. Finding the
man had no license, and smarting at the treatment
of his wife, Cain ordered the to pack his appa
ratus and quit town. On its progress through the
bottom, the car followed by n crowd of boys
and roughs, who pelted it with mud. On the out
skirts Of the city, Cain attacked Simpson, for which
ofcnse Judge Fairall assessed fine of twenty five
dollars and costs whiskey is said to have played q
part in the fray.
Three of our handsome school teachers-Nora Dun
leavy, Jennie Arnold, and Ella NcKernan-unier
the protection of that joval young pedagogue Ben.
Arnold, left, Inst Tuesday for the State Teachers
Association, at Topeka. They returned, Friday,
worn and wenried. From their reports, are Civ
en- TO understand that they enjoyed fine sights and
intellectual feasts without number. The Doniphan
County delegation Of teachers sat for their photo
graphs, copy of which will doubtless be hung in
the State Art Gallery.
A number of the young folks had watch meeting,
New Years Eve, and from what we can learn, the
old folks watched for those selfsame youths till the
dawn of morning.
John b. Finch, the noted temperance speaker, de-
livered evening lectures ut the N. L. Church. during
the whole of holiday week. Mr.. Finch is undoubted-
IL the fnest speaker who has ever addressed n
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DISTRICT COURr.


State Of Kansas va Patrick Brady. Bond forfeit
| ed, and County Attorney directed to bring sui
against surety.
State of Kansas va Joseph Flynn. Dismissed nj
cost of defendant.
State of Kansas Va. Stark Williams. Trial by ju
~. Verdict Of burglary in the second degree, and
petty larceny. Motion for trial ovcrruled and
defendant sentenced to six years in the penteniary
State Of Kansas Va. James Matthews. Continued
and bond fixed at 500.
bond fixed ut s2o0
Sue Finn vs. A. & n z. r. CO. Settled, and dis
missed.
Martin Finn vs.. A. & Mr. r. Co. Settled, and
dismissed.
Hargis & Sommers vs.. E. Snyder. Mandate Of
Supreme Court entered, and case continued.
W. J. Glen vs. Building and Saving Association
Of DoniphAn. Settled, and dismissed.
r. A. Park VS.. Eugenia Bremen ct al. Continued.
4. w. Wright & Co., VS.. J. II. Smith & Co. Dis
missed, at cost Of PLAINTIFF. without prejudice.
Nicholas Egly George Bremen ct al. Man
date Of Supreme Court affirming Judgment entered.
Mary y. Gregory James =. Forman ct al.
Death Of defendant Mote suggested, and case con-
tinued.
Walker and Davidson, Admin, etc., W. Sarah J.
Bayne ct al Continued.
Caroline LETTERS ct al VS.. W. II. and b. N. Forbes
Continued.
z. V. Snively vs. S. L. Ryan, Executor, ct nj.
Trial by Court. Judgment that certain lands are
exempt from the payment of debts Of Estate, and
that defendant lie indebted to estate in the sum Of
s4iI2 with interest from August Z, 1879, which he
is required to inventory assets in his hands, and
to pay costs of suit.
IT.
by Court Judgment for plaintiff against all the de-
PENDANTS for $4,000 and costs of suit
Brown & Bier vs.. Adam Bremen ct al. Trial
by Court. Dismissed as to J. +. Forman. and judg-
ment decreeing that taxes are q lien upon certain
lands, and ordering sale, If payment be not made in
ninety days; defendant excepting.
Brown g. Bier va jacob Bremen ct nj. Trial
by Court. Judgment for defendant for costs, and
decreeing that that taxes n lien upon certain
lands, and sale ordered, If not paid in ninety days
defendant excepting
Brown & Bier va Nimrod Buckner ct al. Trial
by Court. Judgment above.
John Breeding VIM. A. Margraves. Trial
by jury. Jury failed to agree, and csse continued
Dewitt c. Wheeler, Admin, etc, VS.. St. Joe &
Western Railroad Co. Jury empanneled; but be-
fore the final submission of the case it dismiss
ed, without prejudice.
George Painter James Rawlns. Settled, and
dismissed.
Mary C. Row Vs. Henry Hsupt ct al. Trial by
Court. Judgment for defendant. Judgment set
aside, and new trial glanted.
l.. J. Gilmore ]. and A. Leigh. Dismissed.
A. Low George W. Thayer. Trial by jury.
Verdict for defendant.
]. N. Tharp VS.. George A. Goforth. Trial by
Court. Judgment for plaintiff, for go and costs
Mo- TIE b-C
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Oh. What q Cough!

VIII you heed the waningf The signal, perhaps,
Of the sure approach of that most terrible disease,
Consumption. Ask yourselves II you afford, for
the sake Of saving 50 cents to run the risk and do
nothing for 1t. We know, from experience, that
shiloh's Cure will cure your Cough IL falls
This explains why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year. Il relieves Group and wboeping
Cough Mt once. Mothers, do not be without it. For
Lame Back. Side, or Chest, Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by d. C. Sinclair Troy; J. A. Camp
bell, Severance; A. S. Campbell. Highland; Her
ring Brothers, Highland Station.
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Iwish to inform the publc that have the largest,
finest. and most complete stock Of holiday goods
ever brought to Severance, consisting Of full line
Of Redline Poems, and other holiday hnOks fine line
of autograph and photograph albums, chromos in
fine gilt frames pictures and picture frames mot
toes dolls all sizes and prices, fine line OF ,e"eiy
watches, and silver plated-ware, toilet sets and
vases, mustach cups and saueers, shaving mugs
stationery, box papers, shell boxes hne paiior
lamps, wooden toys, and in fact, everything In tne
way of holiday goods, from five cent toy for Mt
tie girl or boy, to fine watches and chains for wife,
hnsband or friend. Don't fail TO cali and sec my
stock and get prices, before purchasing, ss they
must be sold, and those coming early will have the
largest variety to select from. So call early. also
have the largest stock of fine mixed candies ever
brought to Severance, which 1 am selling very
cheap. IA c.x,.,,,
Agent for Dr.. Joseph Haas Hog Cure. sdecs..
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MONEY TO LOAN.

J.F. Hampson Is prepared TO Ionn
money 10 the Farmers of Doniphan
County. on long time, M per cent. In.
terest, and n reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due. nnd
stop Interest. il the borrower chooses
No delays I'm furnishing the money. No
sworn apPraisement or application
required. Call on him at the Office OF
Register of Deeds, At tho Court House.
- 22dprln. j. u. HAMPS0N.
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u s. r. Shepherd, Leavenworfh, complains that
the Donipban County agents won't sell the White.
because they get cheap machines IS so less lie
therefore writes that be is thus compelled to reeog
nize the people as his agents, and give aem the
Wholesale prices, which 20 rs low as SIS on cheap
naehines- Write for full particulars
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05

DEATH OF A PIONEER woxAS.-our Highland cor
respondent, last week briefly announced the death
of Mrs Nancy Handerslice, wife of Major Daniel
Vander-lee which occurred at their residence. near
Highland, on Friday morning, December sd, from
the effectr of a cold contracted on recent journey
TO Mississippi and back.
The maiden name Of the deceased Nancy Ut
ley and she born ut Bryants Station four miles
from Lexington, Kentucky, ON the 2sth Of Decem-
ber 1906 She had, therefore, almost completed her
18th year. She was married to Major Vandersliee
the 5th day of August, 1924. She and her hus-
band celebrated the 57th anniversary of their mar
riage, last August, at the residence of daughter,
near St. Joseph They had eight children, five of
whom grew to maturity.
Mrs. vanderslice Of the earliest pioneer
women Of Doniphan County, and Of Kansas, having
come, with her husband, to the Nemnha Agency in
1853. and had resided here since. At the time
of her birth, Kentucky frontier State and she
had lived on the frontier all her life.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05
buckeye MILLS, Tanning.

Owing to the increasing business, We shall, on and
after this date, grind three days in each week for
customers, instead Of two, as heretofore. These
days will be Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Of each
week.
The Buckeye Hillssre now running regularly, and
the public can rely upon getting their grinding
promptly We have q new pump, and everything
in the best Of repair.
3oltcd Corn Meal always on hnnd.
Oetl3tf MATT. MUITBI, Manager.
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Profitable Pnfient.

The most wonderful and marvellous success. in
cases where persons are sick or wasting away from
condition of rnserableness, that no one knows what
ails them, profitable patients for doctors sobtaned
by the use of Hop Bitters They begin to from
the first dose, and keep up until perfect health and
strength is restored. Whoever is afflicted in this
way need not suffer, when they get Hop Bitters.
See other column
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05

y McCrum s Cowen have received,
this week, the largest and best stock of
Clothing for Boys and Youths, ever
brought to Troy. 100 school suits, from
six to twelve dollars each. Call and ex-
anime them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05

z We have speedy and positive Cure for Ca
tarrh, Diptheria, Canker mouth, and Head Aeke. In
SHILOHs cATARRH REMEDY. A na.al Injector
ffee with each bottle. Use Il II you desire health,
and sweet breath. Price 50 cents. Sold by d. C.
Sinclair. Troy; J. A. Campbell. Severance; A. g.
CanPbeii, Highland; Herring Brothers, Highland
Station
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Mating the Effcrfs.

X. Gibbs, of Buffalo, n. Y, writes: clearing
your BURDocK BIooD BTrERs favorably spoken Of,
induced to watch their effects, and find that in
chronic diseases of the blood liver and kidneys your
bitters have been signally marked with success. I
have used them myself with best results for torpid
iiy of the liver; and in the of friend Of mine
suffering from dropsy. the effect marvellous. I"
Price HOO, trial size 10 cents. For sale by d. C. Sim
clair Troy
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Dr. s.,h A,,.,s,, Co,,b KiIIrr

Has been before the public for . quarter Of cen
tury and has always given sueh satisfaction, that
We warrant it. in all cases Of Throat and lang dis
eases, to effect speedy cure. money refunded.
If you afflicted with a Cough, Cold CONSUMPTION,
BroneAi,is, asthma, Inflammation Of The Lungs,
give it trial For sale by ID. C. SINCLAIR,
22seP6m. Troy, Kansas.
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The Relieving Lands for snIe

Nj g. e. section 10, township 4, range 81
n. W. frcl. section 6, township ,, range 81
ST. W. /! section 81, township 2, range 81.
Win c. 1 section g. township 9, range 81.
N.fLv. section Il, township ,, range D.
These lands will be sold on reasonable terms-one-
third down, balance in and two years. For fur
ther information, inquire Of
JOSEPH r. HAMPsoS,
27ian. Office in Court House.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARO.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness early decay,
loss Of manhood, &c, will send recipe that viii
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send selkaddres.ed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
T IrHLN. Station D, Nec York Guy. 9noy6m
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r,-.1n.nrancc aud money Leaning.

d. MCINTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent
of Troy, gives you your choice of half dozen OF
the best Fire Insurance Companies in the United
States in which TO insure your property, at the
cheapest rates He will also loan money on real
estate security, at the lowest rates Of interest VI
fee adjoining Roders' Bank 9sepSo.
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Inurcnca Kan lima 6

Ihwrence, Man.. june 9TH, 1851.
LEIs CHEMICAL MASF'G Co., Gents: have used
your Dandelion Tonic in connection with malsrial
Disorders with admirable results. If may judge
from my experience. it is very effective remedy
L. W. SPRING, Pastor Plymouth Church
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MONEY TO LOAN,

On Real Estate, in sums 10 suit Dor.
rowers, on Eve years time, or less In.
terest, per cent. per nnnum. Com.
missions reasonable.
lsjaHly II. & w. III. BaRTLEIT.
Northwest Cor 4th Edmond Streets, St. Joseph, No
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05

y pure, Wholesome distillation of witch hazel
American pine, Canada fir, marigold, clover blossoms
etc, fragrant with the healing essences of balssm
and Of pine. Such is Sanford's Radical Cure for
Cntarrh. Comnlete treatment for q.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05

IL The circular artist of the Chief Office turned
new leaf, on New Years day. As Artenus Ward
said he went down to reconstruct the old lady, and
came back with an awful head on him. Some Of the
deuizens in that neighborhood say the job was done
with a red-hot skillet.
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II Death to rats mice, reaches aud ants; Parsons
Extermnator. Barns, granaries and households
cleared in single night. No fear Of bad smells Best
and cheapest vermn killer in the world. Sold
ryerywbere
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rnc,. sneak For Th.m,.,x.s

C. r. Hall, GRANVILLE, H.. writes: Il never sold
any medicine in my life that gave such universal sat-
isfaction as THoxAs' EcLEcTRIc On In nay own
case il cured badly liberated throat and in threat
eucd Group in my children il failed 10 seiiever
For sale by ID. C. Sinclair, Troy. - .sNs:
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Land League.

SEVERANCE, KAs., December q, 1881.
The members and friends Of No. !, Emmett Branch
of the National Land League, hereby requested
IL meet at Wards Hall, Severance, Kansas, Janu-
sry eth. 1854 for the purPoss Of eeeting officers and
making other necessary arrangements.
ROGER MORLEY
Jas. FNEGAx, lc.,;.,.
MICHAEL BOYLE,
PETER GRAY,
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On Improved Farms, in sums to suit borrowers In
terest per cent per annum, and only one commission
of per cent, for loan directly for private party
in tho East Tnos. W. HEATIET,
odeoso Troy, Kansas
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= Mecrum s. cowen have q speeial drive in .
Button Coat Shoe for women. They sell them for
the very low price Of dollar and ffty cents per
pair, and guarantee them better goods than were
ever sold here for the money
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II The Severance Mills now have abundance
Of VOTER and are running day and night, with good
supply Of -four always on hand.
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y Mrs. Barbara Poirier, wife of Emile Poirier,
died at st. Joseph. on New Years day, of cancer of
the stomach. She was daughter of Jacob Bremen.
Of Doniphan, and her remains were buried at Doni-
phan.
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At the Severance Mills, for which tho highest
market price in cash will be paid.
A large supply Of Bran, Mill Feed, and Flour, al
WAYS on hand. FRANKLIN Il fkIck
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Y White Cloud is enjoying one of its periodical
temperance spasms 1t will next be in order, judg-
ing from the past, for eur correspondents there to
record an unusual number Of drunken rows
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-05

u The young man was in bad fix. who hung
his best breeches out to air for the masquerade dur
ing the heavy wind Of last Thursday, and they
blown away. lie found them on the roof Of a hous..
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My thanks are hereby conveyed to my friends,
whose names Mt present unknown to me- for
their kindness, by the favor Of nice rocking chair
AIrx Tunupsox
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Y Rev. Pickles prefaccd his New Years sermon
with sundry counsels which his people and every
body may do well to observe. 1t is a good thing to
start the New Year right, and then keen that way.
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r Go to J. J. BradIey's, at Panning for bar
gains He keeps on hand everything kept in gen
eral store.
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wDR. ROGERS vEGETABLEwoRMs SYRUP
instantly destroys worms and removes the seeretions
which cause them. 3feb18
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r weare strongly disposed to regard that per
the best physician who does most to alleviate
human suffering. Judged from this standard Mrs.
Lydia E. Pinkham, e3 Western Ave, Lynn, Mass,
is entitled to the front rank, for her Vegetable Com
pound is daily working wonderful cures in female
diseases Send for circular, to the above address
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BOOTS 1!
BOOTS!
ROOTSi

Van Buskirk & Breckenridge are agents for NJ ID.
Wells "Old Mems Comfort, !" Victor" and "Poer-
less Calf Boots-givon up be the best in any mar
ket for the money.
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The ladies of the Aid Society will give q candy
pulling the N. E. church, Friday evening. Jan
nary 9Th. Admission, 10 cents COMMITTEE.
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Il IL. Bradley, Of Fanning, gives 10 pounds of
the best Brown Sugar for >ioo and all other goods i.
proportisn. ~
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Parties owing ID. C. Sinclair will please call and
settle this month, so can pay my bills.
ID. G. SIScLAIR.
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DoNIpnAN COUNTY SCHOOLS.
who are reaching in the several D,..r,es.


No l.. watbena-L c. Quantrill, Principal; Chas-
| uu.Fr.n Intermediates Miss Cassie Brady,
Primary. Up. Nevis, colored department.
No. Q Elvood-D. L. Carpenter. J. T. Carter
eolored department
No. g. Rock Creek. ]. Baker.
No. S. PaIermo-Horaee y. Hopkins
No. G. Hedrieks-D. w. Brown
/ No 2 srraeuse-Miss Matte Denton.
No. & Prairie t;rove-w. Robert Wyatt.
No @ Msynard's-Miss Mamie Maynard.
No TO- saxtons-Miss Hattie Scott.
No H. Rsndolph's-Collis B. Roundy.
No. 70. Gesry City-Enst Kuehl.
No. Is. Doniphan-Chas. Floyd, Principal; Aisa
Della spaulding. Primary. Miss Susie
Leak, colored department.
No. IA. Bellevue-Miss Clara v. Williams
No. Il. Greenvich-Miss Eta Steele
No. l5. st. Benedict's-B. y. Flynn.
No. IL. Severance-T. ID. Marshall, Principal; Miss
Lena Lindner, Primary.
No H. Layerentz's-Miss Georgia Scott
No. 49, Duehn's-R. George Drake.
No. %. Zimmernan's-D. N. Conklin.
No. 81. Troy-AIer. Thompson, Principal; Glenn.
KIippel Grammar Department; Miss Getta
Hanson, intermediate; Miss Emma Toner,
Primary.
No. q Dutton's-J. L. Cotton.
No q Aberle's-S. s. Sneltzsr.
No. ~ Overlander's-s. N. Gilmore.
No 25 Eureka-J. Madison Wilson.
No. &C. Rock House-Miss Anna Berry.
No. q. shulsky's-T. N. Barrett.
No. 90 Chapson's-Samuel Smith.
No. 81. Arnold's-Miss Frances Katner.
No. j. Blair's-Miss Eliza Johnston.
No. 81 waddelrs-Miss Ida saxtOn.
No. 81 Brush Creek-Alvin Hawkins.
No. IS Cordiniers-R. ii. Larzelere-
No. 81 Kirkpatrick's-Robt. Armstrong.
No. s. Burr Oak-Mrs. Ellen BOzarth.
No. 80. Red School House-w. W. whitmer.
No. 10. Langan's-Miss Nellie Forrest.
No. 81. Iola-L. C. MARYLAND.
No. a. wegmiller'-Miss A. Hallowell.
No. o. White CIoud-A. ii. Miller, Principal; Miss
Nora +. Dunleavy, Grammar Department;
Miss Katie FOrncrooi, intermediate; Miss
Leona A. Sullivan, Primary. Miss May
Howard, colored department.
No. "a. Columbus-E. II. Wilson.
No. IS. Leons-Miss Mamie L. Nesbit, Princinsl;
Miss Augusta J. Parsons Primary.
No. II. KlippeTs-wm. Erskine.
No. IS. Norway-M L. Edwards
No. ~. NeGalliardis-F. F. Paige.
No ST. Oakland-C. W. Robertson.
No. 50. Wolf River-Miss Hester Garvin.
No. 81 Tindle's-Miss Ellen McCarty.
No. 81. Spring Grove-0liver Edwards.
No. IS. Bellsmont-Miss Isadore Irwin.
No. Sc. Martin's-E Berry Martin.
No. 81. Normile's-Miss Maggie Renneker
No. So. Iowa Point-T. c. Clark, Principal; Miss
Mary Rawlins Primary.
No. GO. wykerts-Mss Elizabeth Thompson.
No. 81. Hishland-hiss Fannie Mayou; Miss Mag
gle Hubbard, colored department.
30. G.. Jefers'-Alcd Bowers.
No. 6. Petter's-Miss Josephine Koerner.
No. a. Willow Springs-Miss Hattie Allen.
No. 65. Pleasant Ridge-Grant S. Watkins.
No. 81. Mount ysrnon-John =. HilbOurne.
No. &c. Hoopers Ford-E. n. Pugh.
No. GO. Ridge Prairie-George Metz.
No. 20. winona-Mss Mamie n. Robertson.
No. II. Nonnsnville-Mss Mollie Gray.
No. -. Mosquito Creek-hiss Hattie Often.
No. -. Fryberger's-Miss Katie Delaney.
No. "a Mount Airy-C. H. Bowman.
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- The following letters remain unclaimed at the
postof6ce, at Doniphan, Kan, January 81, lsss;
VIM Abrams, Rev. II. NJ Campbell.
Thomas Ellison. VIM. Ford,
Randolph A. Harris. Presley Haskinson,
David Lee, George b. Martin,
Joeb Peot, Mira Mary Roberts,
Mr.. Signol, Wa Homer,
Henry =. Saint, A. J. Yates,
T. White n. C.. Williams
CHAs. L. KrcHs, p. NJ
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r. Our Boot and Shoe stock is very large, and
our prices the very lsvsst, for cash.
McCRuN s. CowEz.
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r II you want III yards Of best prints for 81, 20
to J. J. Bradley, at Tanning. He and will sell
goods cheaper than any store in the County.
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~ 1t is reported that Troy young man went
over to Missouri to spend New Years and fell into
the clutches of . Constable. But the grip didn't
hold.
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Y Jim ReviIle and family started, Tuesday even
ing, q visit to his old home at Milford, Delaware.
IN be gone few weeks. jim has not been home
since he came West, about dozen years ago. sns
has accumulated family since then