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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-03-22
Land Deessfou

james =. fora an. County Surveyor hands IA III.
following fcf pub edtion of interest TO owners o
land along the riv,'r. We Published letter Of n.
same purrori. fra u the Department; about . wear
ago; hrt j, Will NOT hur; to print Ills one -
pTPy,ET'iESI or IHE ISIEEIon
GENERAL LAND OFFICF.
WAsuINTToS. u. G.. Feb 10th lSSl \
Japscs r. F6raaH. Esq. CoU',,y Sr-rsyay Dqgi,Gan.
Kunsus:
Sal am in receipt cf your letter. dated the
18th instant, referring official letter -" 9TH
instant. addressed To $. d. Wright and iuclo,ius
ia yram showing the land island in question. sit
ua led in Sec. Is. TIP. south, Range q east oh P
NJ, Kansas. Said diagram shows the meauGertd
lines of the Missouri River. per original survey
a. also the present lines Of said river. The land
claimed by Mr. Wright originally part Of the
north half of section Is aud lay outside of the me
adhered lines Of the river; it now is shown o., an
island within the present limits OF the river.
In reply to your queries TO riparian owner
ships of parties holding lands in section Is, have
state that the rights of said parties only be
determined by conr; Of competent iuris lction md
this office not venture 10 express an opinion in
the matter. In the case of New Orleans ". Uni
ted States no Peters, v W the Supreme Court Of
the United States laid down the general PyiHriic
follows:
The question is well settled at common lav. thai
person whose land is bounded by stream Of WI.
ter, which changes its gradually by alluvol
formations, shall still hold by the boundary.
including the accumulated soil Every proprietor
whose land is thus bounded is subject loss by the
same means which may add to his territory; and a.
he is without remedy for his loss in this way he
not be held accountable for his gain.
Regarding your query TO the Jurisdiction
lands separated from Kansas and attached To Mis
souri, by the sudden changing Of the Missouri River,
you informed that the fact that the change in
the channel of the river made by sudden rus.
of waters is not considered changing the poliii
cal Jurisdiction of the States of Kansas and Missouri
from that which existed prior TO the change in tine
river. Very respectfully,
y. G. MCF NELNNb
Commission
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~ We learn from the White Cloud Rerier, that
"a very prominent citizen" of this County takes the
ground that Temperance fanatcs' have no rights
that personal liberty" fellows bound to respect
This is horrible, if true, and that citizen should be
kicked TO death by iackass. The editor Of the Re
rier would make excellent committee of one to
do the job. But offset to the above. We are
glad to learn further from the Rere,e, that those
who are in favor of sustaining the law Just
determined as they ever was"
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.T. LoUIs ,lARKET.

wbeai-Higher and active for Mas; No. red; q osia
o.; cash. o. Oet March e. 0ol Did April. 81 II! ~
May: O I2s Ia June, a OF Jy; 81 ei % year; VI"
nd o. % al 03t.
corr-etfer and active for Man. jet i9sc cash l0lr
March; 5Ii 65Iic April. 20. d54e Msy; sIie Inne.
Oats-Siox. s0i q lle cash; 4.le MAY.
Rye-Nominai AZ SIC.
BAricy-Unchan.ei AZ co Soc
Catfe-Rec-ipts, coo. shipments sao. D-iaans Ergsl,
exceeds supply and prices sfroE5 EXPORT, 90 oab
heavy shipping &C Ooa6 light 8 80 ss o. e.
90 ~ god butcher steers ~ 7j6j 20 good
cows heiferz "a sd CO. g 20 On siocker-
and feeder. o. Oos5 ., f Texans. ioop to 2o
pounds g z5a565.
Hos--oall; light 81 30 packing :. 59ai 20 butch
ers' Is extra q 50a7 Reeeipts = 40 -hpmeHts %
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Severance HENS.

Heeney g. Lyons have large force of men en-
ployed on their new building II will he a double
store-room, one-half twostories. and when compile
ted will be filed by them with hardward and furni-
: ture.
Our paper has met with SO much support and en-
couragement that it has been enlarged.
DRESS GOODS.
For the spring trade, We have line of goods srl.
peror to anything that has been shown, yet, in
this place, and the ladies will he rcioiced know
that only very small amount of money is necessa-
~ to handsome goods, of the very latest
styles. We cordially invite everybody to call and
see them. SPRINGER & Co.
The young men have organized fire department,
with that veteran fireman, Jack Wright. the head
oft. Now we trust they will meet with the proper
encouragement from the city.
Snively, Smith & Co. have their elevator running
again, after thorough repairing. Judges of ma
chinery pronounce it a daisy.
b. =. Angstad has his house and store connected
by telephone.
GRNT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Nobby, nice and nsr is the only way can ex-
press it and after you have examined line you
will admit our prices low. You and your friends
goods. SPRINGER Co.
Robb 81 Lovelaee building a large warehouse
for their farm machinery.
Miss Belle Ford, of Watson. No.. is paying an ex-
tended visit to her relatives here.
Seaman Russell. who lost his horse by fire. the
first of the year, has rebuilt.
The business men of our town say that trade has
never been better than AT present. and that pros
poets for 1893 are better than ever before
Mr. Bent Paschal had bought the Kendall prop
erty, and Mrs Kendall the house of G.. b. Hall Mr..
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a $4,000 biblical R.u.-d

The publishers Of Rmledge's Monthly offer twelve
valuable rewards in their .Honhly for April among
which is the following:
We will give 5000 in gold to the person telling
rs how many verses there in the Old Testament
Scriptures by AprililOth. Iss3 Shocld two or more
correct answers be received. the reward will he di-
yided- The money will be forwarded TO the winner
April 10th. 1888. Persons trying for the reward
must send 20 cents in silver tno postage stamps tax
enl with their answer, for which they will receive
the May Monthly. in which the name and address of
the winner of the reward and the correct answer
will be published, and in which several more valu-
able rewards will be offered. Address RutIedgc
Pnbshing COMPANY. Ea.ton. Penn.
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Indian Territory.

Here is another letter from the Commissioner oil
the General Land Oee. relative to rights Of way Of
railroads through the Indian Territory
DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR. }
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March %, 1883.
A. J. No,ery. Esq. Severance. knHsas:
sR;-I am in receipt of your letter Of the 9Th ulr-
referring to letter from this Office dated January 81,
1888 and asking if their Is a grant Of land under
the control Of the ~. x. & T. Ry. Co, recognized
by this Department
You are advised. in reply. that the statement
made in my letter aforesaid applies To the NJ, h *
7. Ry. Co. as well as to the Atlantic & Pacific K X
Co. a. far as land. in the Indian Territory are con-
cerned Very respectfully,
v. c. MCFARLAND,
Commissioner.
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y Since the prohibitory law went into effect
the law and order people of White Cloud have sue
ceeded in conyicting outcast and Niger
Bnt jury hardly fails to salivate Niger
man who has no friends. Suppose, now, just fol
lnck, that those people who in favor of sustain
ing the law" take twist ut of the high-toned
dram sellers in the town, and if the thing won't
pan out differently. 1t is nice thing talk about
sustaining the law but it doesn't work agains,
toney offenders it does against low-down scala.
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Teachers, Association.

The Doniphan County Teachers t.sociat;on me
a, Whit Ciond March 10 lisa '''''" HIT
The meeting was called TO order by the Presileu,
Miss Ella MeKernau
Minutes of last meeting were read, and tie fol
lowing corrections were made: Mr. Bakers pape
on the characteristics of Rivers, read at III,
'ernoon ihstea" oil tue morning session and Proi
e,ereise On grammar, Whieh was gwen II
,,,e mining. was onii''ea WIN 'heSe e"rfeeiiohs
, "eie a"op'e"
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p,..,;,
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=, a. $50. cr .,a - s"J"s sooa u,nner
1s,,s ,1 -. P'oP'e VI ""''
O'0' '"N " gam ~ ''o'A' T. H.
AFTERNOON ENERcIsEN.
Music by Miss Mauck.
Geography Of the Seas. by J. J. Baker.
lecture, by Prof. o. C.. Hill: subject Efluca-
ton as a money making factor
Musie-Duett. by Misses Utt and Poulrt
Mr. Kleppel then discussed the subject ..ShaIl We
vary the urogranne nm Fridax ,fterroo, of,er 20.
cess p. N. f,vors cbars. Ue s,,,.5 ,b,. s,.,,.
ing makes n nIeasapt and ur,6,oIIs chance lint
.oon becom.s mountainous n. od,oco,.J s,,..l;,,,
and reading. He also advoc,tes In. cboo.ipr NJ a
s,t;.c, for ,,.,aro, Ji,rss;o,, -, p;I,. , Co.,
He does NOT favor n lvceum mr. literary s,cia,v In
the discussion. Mr. shnner took the ground that a
- '
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LOAN AND ABSTRACT OFFICE,
DOniphan County. Kansas.

Have tho title to your land examined BY
JOSEPH r. HAMPSOh,
who has a new and complete set of Abb
stract title records of all lands and town
lots in said County. Titles perfected, and
abstracts furnished on short notice, and
at reasonable rates.
Also, Notary Public and conVeyancer.
Specialities made Of drawing Deeds,
Mortgages, Leases, etc.
Loans negotiated, and taxes paid.
ONCE in Court House, Troy, Kansas.
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HAIR DOCKET.
District Court. Doniphan County, kanss
March Term. 1873, Commencing Mos
day. March 26th, 1855.
First Hondoy, March 18th.

:
c.,,,,,.,
w. = St"'' vi hahs"s g. "ohh hiss'he' ofhn'
''"s- d. ~ Se''ei i"' S'"'e' a. 'e''a
ot "eienu"h'
~ '' Va hn''e w. ''HH
80 Co. d.ra~aar,
No. J. State of Kansas vs. Thomas, John and
James Barlow. Seavcr and Ryan & Wood
for State; Perry for defendants.
No l. State of Kansas vs. George A. Goforth
Peace warrant seaver and Perry for
State: RYAN & Wood for defendant
No. ;. State OF Kansas vs.. Mordeeai Rhue Sc
""etoh' SHAVER an" irice ior STATE Fer
~ ior ueienuan''
Second Dag Tuesday. March 2h.
No G. State of Kansas Va John Shaw, Morris Suy.
der (Snoddyl and Alex. Wilkinson. As.
sault with intent to kill. Seayer for State.
No. :. State of Kansas vs.. J. H. Thompson. Peace
warrant Seayer for State
TI:y H. rrJ, MI ss,t
No. 10. r. Luth Martha A. Bremen ct nj. Pro-
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Having put in a Buckeye Automatic Condcn.
sing Engine. furnish their customers with
their Snow Flake and other brands Of -four without
delay from scarcity Of water They are making 9th.
er improvements in the shape Of rolls purifiers.
and addisional reels. placing their -four equal
ity with the best. They will cndeavor TO sustain
their old time reputation. and ask those who have
not tried them to give them call Flour On hand
TO exchange NJ all times We will sell Bran and
ShiPstuff at low prices, for the cnsuin. month.
Respectfully,
.iIlsr - 4 EPtrE
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have secured the OtOe Reservation to herd on
Any persons wishing to have their cattle hrr,led
should call in person by letter. before the herd is
full. Can take few colts. Have a good horse for
sale For references, call on J. p. johnson or E.
NJ. Hubbard. of Highland. HIRAM s. Close
Highland. Kansas.
March l9 1888
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AT the Stock Farm Of johnson 4 Williams. near
Highland. still have for sale the young Norman
stallion, Husher and IL head of colts coming two
and three years old and saddle or driving ponies;
also, plenty Of good timothy and clover hay. Any
one wanting to buy will do well 20 call around.
am anxious to sell everything ont. 4 lot of farm
Implements for sale here yet: plows, cornplsuters
harrows, etc. II. H. WILLIAMS
mchl5tf
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The public are hereby reminded that an act of the
Legislature of the State of Kansas forbids plowing
in or along the public highways for the purpose Of
securing plOws or any other purpose except to work
or repair the roads. Citizens of Iowa Township will
take notice, that all such violations in said Town
ship will be prosecuted and punished. according to
law. Road Overseers will please take notice. and
report to all such eases
HENRY SwINSEY,
Township Truster. Iowa Tuwnship
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ID. MCINTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent
OF Troy gives You your choice Of half dozen Of
the hest 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 loves; of interest OF
nee adjoining Bolers Bank, Troy, and at Highland,
Kansas os.nso
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Highland,

have received my stock Of Wallpaper Dor
der, and decoration; also, heavy stock Of paints.
oils and glass garden seeds, &r., &c. invite all
to call and examine styles and prices. My stock in
ehane decorations is better than ever before
also have halfdozen Seth Thomas clocks / will
close out at cost. ARCH =. CAMFREIl
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ehe Carpet Exhibitor.

Something new. Let everybody come and sec it
We now sell carpets by samPlc, having large line
of samples for the ladies select from. and prices
running from 30 cents mp to = per yard. Cali and
leave your order Tor carpet cheaper than You
ever bought before. MICEVN 4 CowIS.
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All persons wishing to test the merits of great
remedy-One that will positively cure Consumption,
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, any affection
of the Throat and Lungsare requested to call at ID.
C. Sinclair & Bros Drug Stor-, and get Trial Bot
tie Of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
free Of cost which will show yOu what a regular dol
lar-size bottle will do
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Fortune. for Farmer. and u.eh.uIc,,

Thousands of dollars can be saved by using proper
Judgment in taking of the health Of yourself and
family. lfyou are Bilious, pale sallow complexion,
poor appetite, low and depressed spirits, and gen
orally debilitated, do not delay moment but 60 at
once and procure bottle ofthose wonderful Electric
Bitters which never fail to cure, and that for the
trifins sum Of fifty eents.- Tribune Sold by ID. C.
Sinclair g. Bro, Troy.
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po,IPu.y COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge "a Julifial Disirict-DAyiD MAETN
Couiity CoaissiunsTs-I:.- p SHuIsST, CTErs LEiASi
JR LrEUs FETTEE.
sheriff.. &. Ballet
Clerk Of District COuIt-F. j. CLc-E-
Treasurrr-SGMUEI. y. JOHSsnN.
County Clerll-D. W. MoRSE-
County Aft0fDey-B A. SEAYEE
Probate Judge-JOHN r. WHSoS.
Register Of Deed--ERAssius !. DfNoN
Superintendent of Public lnstTuciicn-H p SHANhh
Survryor-JAMEs +. FOKNAS
Coroner-DR RoHEIT $. DTSsHoEE
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L.nkl-

Sunday evening, between Troy and my house. a
rubber overcoat tgossamer) and a brown wooden
blanket. Finder will please return to me. or leave
at Townsend & Richardson's
A WrSrrou1u
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~ The preliminary examination of Lewis Elem
ing. charged with rape, held before Justice d.
W Brown. last Saturday. and Fleming dis
charged. He either innocent, or was able to
pay for better witnesses than the outraged girl's
friends were. Public opinion is by means mani
nous ON the snhircf
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y stranger came to Dan Sinclar's drug store.
Monday and sat around almost the entire day. In
the evening he confded to Dan. the astounding in.
formation that negro had committed rape upon
him. just this side the st. Joe brdge-"but, he adj
ded, lit is all over now, and perhaps it is all right
1t was discovered that the man was an escaped In.
matte, from the St. Joseph Insane Asylum. and he
was lodged in Jail. to await . claimant.
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MONEY TO E.OaN,

On Real Estate. ina sums 10 suit Dor.
overs, ON five year, time. or less I'm.
terest, per cent per nnnum. Conn
missions reasonable
JdHly B-N W. ~. BARTLETT.
orth-woSt Cor 4th & Edmond Streets, St. Joseph No.
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For Sale Cheap.

go of land, in one section, in Washington County,
Kansas Would make n fine stock farm. $40 acres
good tillable land balance in fine pasture Range
near. Price, if taken at once, So per acre. cash.
Cheapest land in the County. Apply to
+. {. KNOWLES.
iJmarchiU. Washington. ks.
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want to buy two hundred stock steers. from one
to three years old, between now and May LIST.
2amch3w. JOE McCRux
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We will grind feed for the farmers. Friday and
Saturday Of each week. Try eur Kindred corn
meal.
FAENEEs ELEVATOR AND Mill Co..
mAy4tE Severance, Kansas
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ToRnNIo. Sent. IIth. 1881
Hop Bifters Co.

hop DIIttFs Co:
have been sick for the past six years. suffering
from dyspepsia and general weakness. I have used
three bottles of Hop Btters and they have done wond
for lam we'll and able to work, and sleep well
cannot say too much for Hop Bitters.
SIMON ROBBINS.
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~ Millions of packages of the Diamond Dyes
have been sold, without single complaint. Every.
where they are the favorite DYES
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Are You Exposed

To malarial influences then protect your system by
using Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t strengthens the
liver and kidneys to throw of malarial posons and
is good for general debility and nervous exhaustion
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goeal Mattrrs.

For any other length of time, in accordance with the
~. rsies which apply only regular advertising.
Rnsfness cards Of 5 lines or less, . year.
For legal and transient advertisements FL square for
the first Insertion and 30 cents per square for each sube
Speca Notices will charged 30 per cent extra; and
EDITORIAL advertisements and personal communications,
double price Lcas 10 cents per line for single insertion
cents pei line for subsequent insertions -
Eight lines Of solid SOnpaTeil make square All
-guare- =,
Advertisements requiring be certified to viii be earg
4 IN. cost certifying In addition TO the regular faies
Transient advertisements mast be paid for invariably N
.dgance.
- JOB WORK Of all kinds done on shors notice' ~
aW As the times viii admit Al Job WORK must oe lain
for when token from the Office.
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We ponr Care who 8. pi.p,ea.ed.

The buyer is always pleased TO buy heavy winter
clothing. oyerco~ts cloaks. domans. caps, and all
manner of winter goods st CRAFTY reduced prices
some at cost or less-and Yet cold weather. Every
thing else in low lower than all compe-
tition. We also handling sll kinds of farm
ing implements
GhIIlGHER & CoRcoRaS.
HIGHLAND Station
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sr DoniPhan County is shipping many ear loads
Of wheat TO Nebraska. That country used TO be IA
for its wheat, but for a few years past it has
been pretty much of failure.
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"a The largest supply of native lumber in town,
is at Palmer & Orton's. White Cloud. They have n
large amount of well seasoned lumber in addition
10 what has been sawed this season
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q We are told that wolves were never so nu-
'nerous in the surrounding country al now. They
can be seen at all times of day, and heard at all
times Of night. Some Of them the big gray
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y Last Monday, ex-Trustee, J. o. Lsrzelere. Of
Washington Township, paid into the County Treas
ury- 500 road tax of the ST. Joseph Bridge Compa-
ny, for 1881. This was the amount for which Mr.
Warren and his next friend and attorney got away
with Mr.. Larzelere.
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II nE Ill.

Troy Ia1ze No I3I7 Knights Of Honor meets the sec
ad and fourth Friday evenings in each month in Odd Eel
lows Hall over Bodc:s' Bank.
RORFET WILKINSON. Reporter.
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For Sale.

A store building and let in Severance. Kan. Ad
dress, !. II. wAED.
mchl5tf BolcLov,. Nh
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FRANKLIN sAnCoCK

On long tine at percent. interest. on well i'm
proved Farms IN poniphsn County, Kansas Apply to
luhe-t- y. h. SroCT Troy Kansas
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~ District Court commences next Monday. A.
usnal. we publish the Bar Docket. for which Sc,
another column.
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~ The best place to buy fresh and salt meats, il
at the new shop. Reasonable prices
JoE MoREHEAD. Manager.
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II What is the difference between tomorrow
and doughnut! One is Good Friday. and the 9th
er is fried roOdy
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y Nat. Bailey has been putting the guests
der his charge to good use in cleaning the leaves
and rubbish of the Court House Square
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EP In fevers, malariu biliousness, heartburn etc.
nothing is so beneficial as Browns Iron Bittcrs.
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e Townsend Richardson have just received a
beautiful line of embroidery
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~ The b. & NJ. Il. r., known the burlington
Route offers special advantages to travellers. See
their advertisement in this paper
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r. New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles Dress Goods, and cheaper than
ever
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II Mr.. Robert Ware and Miss Emma Rippey.
daughter of w. ID. Rippey of Severance. mar
ried, on the 18th inst
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2 Everybody is now invited to slam the door at
the pos;-oifee. That patent airbreak is more than
they can get away with.
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p Go TO Sehleininser's for your meals. during
Court
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y We will open, this week. nice line of Spring
singhams and prints.
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