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How Now! What Isle,

The great system reEovator is Burdock Blood Bit
ters Try it, and he convinced. Price si.oO. For
sale by ID. c. Sinclair, Troy.
SuooIISG ArFAIR.-Last Friday night, Ans Her-
rift gave dance at his house, few miles north
east of town. During the evening. Dan. Highley
and one of the Duncan boys got into quarrel. and
others catching the infection sort Of general row
en.ued, in which Bill Miller shot Arnold Merritt in
tho shoulder, iniieting n bad wound. The doctor
has not been able the ball 1t is said that
Miller was stabbed in the hip, producing severe
cut and that Merritt did it, supposed to have
done IT, Miller and his friends left the party soon
after the ARRAY. While Miller has been severely
eensurcd for the shooting, it occurs to us that If he
was first stabbed. it enough TO raise the tiger in
a much less hostile person.
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nruzrist,s Tcsfimouy.

H. F. Mccarthy, druggist, Ottawa, Ont, states
that he was iicted with chronic bronchitis for some
years. and was completely cured by the use of Thorn
as Eelectric Oil For sale by ID. c. Sinclair, Troy
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r. DIR. John W. waughop, once resident of
White Cloud is now Superintendent of the Hospital
for the Insane, of Washington Territory located Mt
Fort Steilacoom. We are indebted to him for copy
Of his last annual report.
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II We learn that surveyors are running line
from Forest City to point opposite White Cioud,
and there is talk of building track on that route.
connecting the Atchison and Nebraska with the
Council Bluffs road.
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Gjan.
BoOTSl
BOOTS!
BOOTS!

Van Buskirk & breckenridge are agents for NJ ID.
Wells ..Old Mems Comfort, = Victor" and Peer
less Calf BoOts-ven mp to be the best in any mar
ket for the money.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

" Terrible itching and scaly humors, ulcers,
and scrofulous swelngs cured by the Cuticura
and Cutcura Soap 1.-THE great skin curesl externally.
and Cuticura Resolvent tblosd purferl internally.
Ask about them at your druggists.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

Y A. Herring, W. ". Smith, Capt. G. W. Bias
kins, and James Simpson, from round about Eagle
SPRING. sat erosslegged in the chiJ Office. Tues
Iar
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FRANKLIN aaacocK

~ The Severance Mills now have an abundance
OF water, and are running day and night, with good
supply Of flour always ON hand.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

~ J. A. Campbell. of Severance, is still Nota-
nv Public, and will attend to all matters pertaining
to his Office. such writing and acknowledging
deeds etc See his card. in the card column.
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~ Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
will ut all tines and under all circumstances. act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female Eys-
TEN. Address Mrs Lydia f. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avennc LINN. Mass. for circular.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

y Complaint has been made, that pistol shots
were fired through the window of private residence
in town, last Saturday night. person guilty OF
such an act ought to be hung up by the heels, and
sunak ed 10 death With Noollen raKs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

u sI,5ee per year can be easily made at home
working for E. @. Rdeout & Co., 10 Barclay Street,
New York. Send for their catalogue and fall par
ticuiurr
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rF- The b. & N. r. R., known rs the Burlington
Route, offers special advantages to travellers. See
their advertisement in this paper
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r. Those stalwart Republicans, Jim Kennedy
and Charley Fox, and hose Stalwarl Democrats,
Pryor Plank and Billy Ward, interviewed the Caicf
office Tuesday.
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r. There good singing Mt the NJ f. church.
on Sunday last. Miss Mcintosh gives good satisfsc
ton at the organ. The pastors discourse was on
the subject of "Hope'-Psalms, 1881.
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On long time, at per cent. interest, on wen I'M
proved Farms in Doniphan County, Kansas Apply TO
iune24 Y. X. SToUr, Troy, Kansas
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y Sometime between the LIST and 10th Of March,
the Masons and Odd Fellows Of wathena will give
grand ball. for the benefit of the Bellemont Gene
terry Association.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

" The circular editor has resigned. cyclone
passed through the Office, on Saturday, sweeping
away his wardrobe live stock and all, and he follow
ed IT, Too much vaccination.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

IT There ought to be q law against people
stretching their ciotheslines low down that they
will catch fellow under the chin, when he is out of
nights, buying cows.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

~ number Of the Troy Mssons went to Tope-
ka, Monday night, to attend the Grand Lodge and
the Grand Chapter.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

Ty.J. Bradley, Of Fannins. gives 10 pounds of
the best Brown Sugar for 81, and all other goods in
proportion
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

r. Goto J. J. Bradley. at Fsnning. for q pounds
Of the best Coffee for 81.
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z Mr.. A. b. Ashley. of Kewanee. ILL.,. in compa-
ny with Squire Hinckley, called, on Tuesday. He
has property interests in this County.
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poNIPuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judr. "a Judicial Distriet-DAvIp AAkIN; IY,.x
Saqg. observation-disclosures p. sHuIskr. CfErs Lillian
JR LUKus FETIEk
sherif-F C. BAILEY.
1I.rk of District C0urt-F. j. CLeak
Treasurrr-SAMUEL y. JOHNSON
County Cierk-D. W. MoRsE
cos1ty Attoruey-THoNLs W. HEATtEr
Probate Judge-JoHS T. wHsoS-
psris.er az Deeds-ERLsyTTs Y. DIXON =, 60
Sr,esrintendrut Of Public Instruction-H r. osANhh'
snryryor-CHAHEs CoRBusIEE
Cornner-DK RoBEKT $. DNshoKE
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~ Horse Blankets at Leland's
for 81.

I'll win aivsys pay within one cent Of Atehison
prizes for pssduss. J. J. BRADfxr. Fsaning.
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u New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles Dress Goods, and cheaper than
ever.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

z number of our correspondents turn up mis-
sing this week. We suppose the warm weather has
given them the Spring fever.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

r. J. p. johnson IL selling Oh n number Of his
improved farms. in this County and Brown.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

n The Highland Central Strfe grstuitously print
ed and circulated Iowa Township Republican tickets
emhe,lished with the portrait Of huge boar pig ct
the head 1t was designed slur; but al but one
on the ticket were elected. al the samr.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

PETIT JuRoEs-The following list of jurors for the
March term Of the District Court, was drawn Mon
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ABOUT THE PRICE OF TIE ChiEf.-"e near almost
every day, OF persons VINO say 'he! Nouia hAe "
take the Chief but that others ger IL ior ei" year.
and they want 1t ut the same price VIC MAKE
ducton on the price, when cuor are ior'nru' anu 81
so in some eases when one person taxes anu pa. oi
,o.rI;,r c.. II, Which for sat;sfaetory reasons we
,.Le d;seoppt But the priee of the Chief is = q
=. 90, - .,ro, ,1or1 70 nr;pt II for less. Any
,o. bo otfrs IN ret IL for less except in rnising
.,r,, 5o.. ,b,, he has No authority 10 do besides
r., a., ,r,,,, and an iniurv bx getting out the
;,,,,,..io, ,ho, NJ. are shaving nart,ality There
hoy. been rerso,s who. after making representa-
,;, q, ,,s Iv which they cot a discount have gone
81 49,, bo,s+.l that ,bey 90, the paper below price
IN, = =. ..,ro5 ho, they will NOT get such n
-. -, or- f-;.,Js who tboupbt they were
do;u,, N. favor Inv taking subscriptions below the
reguI,r nr;ce will plea,e do so no more, ms it is n
da,r;n.,, 20 ms and all must lie treated alike. We
iii s,iu r..e;va c,ub. a, n discount or in cases
- econ ,r;.h.. 10 tale number of napers.
I'm, in all other csses the nr;ce i. - n wear We are
-, - ,ha, ,ra .,.r osor.5 rsdpct;ons IN
.I,,,. :; 81. o,hor .aso for so,n. ,eonls are de-
..,.;.o5 No., ., ,,d.r..,,d :, br, Mac. !, nm the
-. So ,s .;,r,. .,I,..r;n,;o,s
Y Much serious sickness and suffering might be
prevented by promptly correcting those slight de-
rangemens that otherwise, often develope into set
tied disease. When ePld or other cause checks the
operation of the secretive organs their natural heal
thy action should be restored, and niammatory ma
terial removed from the system Ayers Pills accom-
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e An wanting good -four, should get tn. Sever
arce Mile '.snox FlRkr,-
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ManeY 10 Lem.

~ Go to J. J. Bradleys, at Tanning, for bar
gains. lie keeps on hand everything kept In gen
eral store
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r Bro. Pickles IL preparing rich treat fsr ths
children the last Sunday evening Of this confer
enee year.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

II Services at the N. L church, next Sabbath
evening. Sabbath School at the usual hour. and
service in the morning.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

~ Farmers can now depend upon getting their
grinding done promptly. at the Severance Mills
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n John II. Utt. of White Cloud. after a long sb-
sence from Troy called in Tuesday,
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gofal Mattsrs.

- c,brr length Of tine in aeeotaen .;,a '
above raies which apply only % rs g Ia
IPI.sl and transient advertisements ~ ~ 49,
=. a., 5n.-rtion and 20 cent? per square i"r e@on '"
qasnI S,;ee. viii he charged 20 per cent e1a am
si.yiai Advertisements and personal ~, 1870,
ssr,s ,,er line for subsequent insertions An
P;ght lines Of solid SOuparei make one s9uAie I'll
-. - S,lS a .ousre and over counted As iuh
square -. a. he certified to will be ebarg
-, n cs4ifyfng In addition TO the regular fa,es l.
transient advertisements must be pa'u i'i A'
advance. .- . :, IL ao,a nm short notice.
L. = thc times viii admit Al job Work mnst DC pau
f,r when taken from the Office
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HThree new street lamps were put up last week
ut point. where they will be servicesble.
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,.,o,- -.,.s n, ling time. N. Pace,
o,;uDoso Troy, Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-02-16

Il John Jones left, Monday evening. for Garden
City, sequayah County, the hesdquarter. of irrsa-
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Y A span Of horses were stolen from the stable
of Amos Sanford, near Severance. Tuesday night.
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eovERSSEST PsTI

United States Of America to Whitman c. Bestor,
sou,hw quarter sertiou -. township ?. range 3D.
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z Mike Pfennig says that tine row at Ans. Mer-
ritt's ball not caused by Pfenni.'s wine.
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q Our Boot aud Shoe stock is very barge, snd
our prices the very lswest, for cash.
Ncc.rn 4 Cows.
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n Go to Mecrum Governs for Severance
anox fake Plour
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VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money ar.,r
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X. 0P m.

Tiny Id.e No 81 Knights Of Honor, meets the sec
nd and fourth Fray evenings in each month in Odd Eel
""' 'i'''' "' d. c. SINCLAIR, Dictator.
RoHFRT WILKINSON, Reporter.
NJ CHUECH-Seryices every Sabbath At lOt A NJ
N and n r NJ Prayer meeting every THURSDAY even
ing r. NJ Mis- ~
uyprSRyTFRIAN CWURCH-Seryircs every Sunday
moraiag ALEX. THOMPSON, Pastor.
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Tiny Iodse No s. A T. and A NJ meets In their d
srt Nnnda In each month before fun moon and second
SATURDAY 'ne'' ALERT PERRY, W. N.
u. c. SINCLAIR Sec.
TINY Chaptrr No IG r. A. NJ. hold their meetings on
the first Monday after fun moon ,,sn>- u
ID. c. SIScLGIR- Sec
wathena Lodge No. 81. A. +. A. N, meets AZ men
Hall every Saturday before the full moon ana every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethren are S9rnrS III
Nit.d to attend - h2NiNH' w. ~
I.
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QrIT-CLAIa.

Jacob =. Lchtenberger and wife 10 Leman Taber,
Lots IL, u, ~. ~. - ~ Block ios' Eiwood; -.
samuel "estheimer 10 DAVID Chhney' east nail OF
northwest quarter section = township l. range ~;
Il.
Tilghman Hubbard and wife to Peter Reehenber-
ger southeast quarter section - township j. range
~; s2'o-
Hers OF John 3 feniberton' deceased, 10 Martha
Bremen part oil southeast quarter section j. town
ship ,, range Il; 81.
Susan Enderlein to Adam Bremen, Lots II and T.
BLOCK Ao' Doniphan Extension; 81.
Charles II. Phillips and wife to Martha A. Bren-
ner, Lots Is, II, ID, To- IL, H. H. ~, u, y S "a,
Block 2il. Donphsn Extension; 81.
'nAea ino'en anu - IAN. a. - o''"''''
IN - "A - p;a- - w. n,.,.-
- -, -, saa,;on A .or,I, h.If 90 ,o-,b'
,rs., on,r,.r sec,;on and .ou,b.,., ou.r,er .ec-
- -, & - 81. a eoo
TJ,o,,..J E.rar.on and u;fs IA uar;s . Madam
/. ,- o,,,, h.I, ,r a.. onar,.r
-, 90 ,arr.I,;,,I r.nr. %. s,ao
:, Jon;. National RANK 70 lame. = Forman.
,,or,h-,rn., haIr az nor+r,-wss, ou,r,sr .sc,ion
,owrsh;n : ran,. 81. 81
- -, al ,,;s.. q, u.r,h, , Rrs,,sr
- h.,r - -, fra,,;o,,oI o,.,... .o.,;o,
.a.,.;.E - OF. :,
''""'p =
"ff"AL pthD''
Josephus Robbins and wife lby sheriff. To Aman-
da Corby, south half of southwest quarter section y
township 4, range %; sl,l5.
Estate Of jeremiah W. Dooiey. deceased, (by Adj
ministrator,l to Giles T. Dooley- Lot 3, Block g. Sew
erance; 500.
Ferdinand Engler and others tby Sheriff to
Christian Mast southwest quarter sectisn D. town
ship ?, range y; Il 400.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
JAMES H. BATES a Park Row, New York
4 NJ PETTENGILL CO, g Park Row, New h"ik'
POWELL & CHEsMAS, St Loais, Mo-
TITS PAPER may Be foTnd on ME a. Seo sgysr.
Using Bureau no Spruce ST. where adyeTtisinng CON
tracts NAV b. made for it IN NEW YORK.
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4. O. O. r.
Troy CITY Ldge No 3s meets every Saturday night AZ
ndd Feilox. Hall over Bodsrs Bank Al members oi the
order are cordially invited TO attend; so,-rr, - a
L. A. RopERIcK, r Sec.
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The Little Wife Who Tuxged Him
Through.

"0ftentimes." says Oliver Wendell Holmes. II
have seen a tall ship glide by against the tide as
II drawn by an invisible tow line with hundred
strong arms pulling It. Her sails unfuried her
streamers dropping. she had neither side wheel
nG stern wheel: still she moved on stately in
serene triumph. as with her own life. But
knew that on the ther side OF the shin. hidden
beneath the great bulk that swan so majest-
cally. there was a little toilsome steam tug.
with n heart of fire and arms of iron. that was
fuggin9 1t brayely on; and / knew that IL the
little steam tu. untwined her arms and left the
ship 1t would wallow and roll away and drift
hither AMI thither. and 90 of with the effiuent
tide no mai knows where. And so / have
known mere than oae genius high-siee.. full
freighted wiiie-saiied. gay-pennoaed. Who but
for the hare toiling arm and brave warm heat
lug heart 81 the faithful little wife, that nestled
close torh him 50 thai no wind nor wave could
part thesa. would have gone down with the
stream and been heard OF no more"
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Anew regime. Mr.. Threefngers Of WASH
ington, D. c., gathered courage the other day
to say to Mrs. Threefngers: "wife. must have
that night-key now. This isn't Hayes admin
iStratiOn. "-Lotsisuiue- OTier-Journal
Adam, of all husbands, was the least hen
pecked. Whenever Eve would begin to remind
him Of his shortcomings, he had only to say,
Madame, hope you haven't forgotten that
little affair of the apple"
WANTED, a distinguished and healthy
looking man to be Cured patient in doctors
wating-room Address L. B. r., Poste Res
tante. "-Fre,sch Advertisement
"A nice-looking young man, who seated him
self in q well-flled North Side car. held In be-
tween his jewelled fingers the stump Of q cigar,
giving out its dying fumes. They are not q
pleasant Odor even to old smokers, and In this
case was specially vicious. One bright little
miss, a dozen years old, saucily remarked, 80 as
to be heard: ''If he will throw it away. 1 will
pick him up longer stump as soon as we get
up to the park" 1t was not long before that
young man went to the front platform to see a
man.-Cgeueland Herald.
Live within your income It's terrible hard
work to live without PHILADELPHIA Chronicle
Herald
-"DOes the world miss any one?" asks q
gloomy writer. Just at the present that large
portion of the world known as American misses
Howgate; but we don't suppose this is the right
answer.-NOrrtstoaon Herald.
-''WalCer, ne SalQ, suddenly looking up
after struggling full five minutes with piece OF
meat, ''waiter, what do they do with these So
called beefsteaks when We get through with
them?" The waiter was q trife disconnected,
but said people ate them. ''Incredible!" ex-
claimed the diner; 81 cannot believe you'll
Hotel Mall
Eyes, said the country member. 81 went to
that variety show because felt sure there'd be
nobody there who knew me! burned IL pretty
much the whole legislature wasn't there!"-
Boston Post.
- Rev. Samuel r. Wilson. Of Madison, says
| he would rather stand alone with Paul than be
with the women. Well, we guess we won't
stand In with Brother Wilson. Wefear it would
| be little lonesome out in the next world with
just him and Paul.-Lafdyete Journal.
-I see great many pictures of goats hang
ing up in the windows, lately" said New Ha-
ven woman to her husband. sis it goat fes-
tival or something of that sort?" mo, my
dear" replied her husband; lit is-it is-well, It
isl believe it has something to do with beer or
some such thing" and he tried to look innocent,
but it was no use. She fixed her eye upon him
and said: II saw you go into one Of those
stores and thought you'd know."-Ne,c Hduen
Register.
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Ill.
FIRST DAY AT THE MEETING-HousE.

&c
Sandy Spring is the headquarters of the
Friends community. There is the meeting
house, lyceum building, an insurance OH ce,
store, post Office, shops, and residences. It
stands some two miles east of Mechanicsvile, on
the Laurel road. The Westinghouse, a plain,
strong brick edifice. a century old, stands south
OF the road and just under some fine old oaks,
IN the eastern margin Of an extensive bit of
native forest, which it faces, with small cleared
area in front, and sheds for carriages and horses
In the near distance under the trees A wooden
veranda runs the whole length Of the western
side, with seats against the wall The inside is
divided into two rOomy apartments by sort Of
wooden breastwOrk, permitting an occupant of
either, when seated, to look over the whole con-
gregatiOn, and each has an entrance from the
front, and q sort of dais the whole length of the
east sde for the elders Of both sexes, who in the
season of worship, occupy the thus Indicated
divisions OF the auditorium. The inside is the
plainest possible. Quite the whole Of the two
rooms is occupied by ancient, well-worn wooden
benches, with backs.
That First-day came with Sabbath silence and
pure loneliness into this bit of prtive FOREST in
the margin 0fwhich many birds were rearing their
young, while from Its depth came the wonderful
notes OF the wood thrushes-two Inales answer.
Ing each other, ~ h their won't
The Friends began TO assemble for the single
session Of worship Of the day at about half past
ten coming In entire families the seniors In
cerTiaGes the younger % horseback meeting
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The conditions Of the wager were settled and
restated with laugh about the she'll
Then an article in q Washington paper wasr
ferred to and discussed. 1t stated that the SUD-
posed robber had been seen the day before, near
the city, going north on horseback
"0h, that was not this chan. He came to
stay" said his friend.
''He came to CO." replied his antagonist.
Il will go you box ont" said the confident
man.
"a dozen is all want" was the reply.
And then, with many good-natured comments,
the neighbOrs mounted their horses and rode to
their several homes. Many of the elder and
most of the young men and women ride on
horseback and are well mounted and expert
hOrsemen.
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EK1z<os toZZ oVV
Gen. g. 7. BEAUREGARD. Of La.
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY. OF Va,
Commissioners.
Application for rates 10 Clubs should only be made %
the Office Of the Company in New Orleans
For information apply TO -
M. A. DAUPHIN,
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
prompt attention.
The particular attention Of the Public called % hl
fact that the entire number at the tickets Monskiv
ruwis0 Is cold and consequently all the prizes each
drasctNO are Sod and 0rdpn ava Vatd. ml0-5w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-13
! MEDICINE FOR WOMAN.

LYDIA e. PINKHANs VEGETABLE COMPOUND
NA POSITIVE 0u28
For al those RsinfM Complaints and Weaknesses -
common b os~ bsa female population.
twill cure entirely the worst form Of Female Com
plaints all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and Ulcers
lion. Falling and Dispiaoementa and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and il particularly adapted to the
Changes of Life.
II viii dissolve and expe Tumors from the Uterus in
early stage Of development The tendency Of Cam
cerous Huznors IL checked very speedily BY it, use.
Il removes FaintnessI Flatulency. destroys I'll era
wings for 6tmulants. and Believes Weakness Of the
Stomach. It cures Boating: Headache. Nervous Pros
traon. General Debility. 6leeplesmess. Depressona
Indigestion.
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