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For sale Chean.

go of land, in section. in Washington County.
Kansas. Would make fine stock farm. $40 acres
good tillable land, balance in fne pasture. Range
near. Price, if taken at once, s. per acre. cash.
Cheapest land in the County. Apply to
+. c. KNOWLES,
ljmarchIw. Washington, rs
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At the residence Of the brides parents. = miles
Lorfh of Severance, Kansas, by J. A. Campbell, j.
p, March 18th. 1880. Mr.. JoHS T. TICKER, OF Afeh-
ison County, and Miss M,Rr z. JKSKrS-- al pr"'-
phan County. Kansas
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no NOT be Deceived.

In these times of quaek medicine advertisements
everywhere, it is truly gratifying to find one remedy
that is worthy of praise and which really does rs
recommended. Electric Bitters can voueh for rs
being true and reliable remedy and one that will
do as recommended They invariably cure Stomach
and Liver Complaints, Diseases Of the Kidncys and
Urinary difficulties. We know whereof we speak,
and readily say, give them trial. Sold at fifty
cents a bottle, by ID. c. Sinclair & Bro, Troy.
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Fire Insurance and Money Leaning,

ID. MCINTOSH, Fir Insurance and Loan Agent,
Of Troy, gives you Your choice of a half dozen Of
the best Fire Insurance Companies in the United
States in which to insure your property. at the
cheapest rates lie will also loan money on real
estate security, the lowest of interest of
ice adjoining Boders Bank. Troy. and at Highland.
Kansas asensO
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~ One voice all over the land goes up from
mothers, that says, My daughters feeble and
sad, with strength, all out of breath and life at
the least exertion. What do for them ?"
The answer is simple and full of hope One to four
weeks use of Hop Bitters will make them healthy,
rosy sprishtly and cheerful
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" The lion and lamb theory regarding March,
seems to hold good. We all remember how pleas
antly the month came in, and We have seen how
cold and raw the last days were. There was
slight fall of snow Saturday night TO wind up with
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Come 90 See Us.

We will grind feed for the farmers. on Friday and
Saturday Of each week. Try eur Kindred corn
meal
FARNEIs' ELEVATOR AND MILL Co,
HRyiu. Severance, Kansas.
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The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Doniphan County A. II. and NJ. Association will be
held in the Court House, at Troy, on the 10th day
of April 1888, at o'clock. p. for the purpose Of
eecting officers of said Association for the ensuing
year THo-. W. HEATLEr,
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Probably the Largest Farmer in the World

Y Sam. Herring, Of Highland Station, one of
the old stand-bys of the Chief. made us friendly
call, on Monday.
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II The rumor is probably false, that the new
City Council of Severance intend appointing A. j.
Moyry CITY Marshal
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Ten dozen Chiidren's, Misses. and women's Cloth
Caters at 50 to IS pair, close them 1t
is less than half what they cost us.
aemchsw. McCRCM & COwEN.
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" J. p. johnson reelected Mayor Of High
land, Monday after n red-hot contest. We do
not know what national question was at issue.
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II The County Board will meet next Monday.
1t will be a regular meeting at which accounts are
allowed-or rejected, the ease may be.
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IF Miss Frances L. Katner, of the teachers
in the Troy public schools, the past winter. is now
Attending the Holton Normal school.
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l5Inarchlw.

70 The largest supply of native lumber in town,
is at Palmer & ortop's White Cloud. They have
large amount of we'll seasoned lumber, in addition
10 what has been sawed this season.
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With baby at breast, nothing is useful for qui-
citing my own and baby's nerves Parker's Ginger
Tonic. 1t prevents bowel complaints, and is better
than any stimulant to give strength and appetite.
A Nelrark Mother
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p.ev,,.r,,,.. OF soalhern Demscra,..

To understand these Southern people and the mo-
tyes that control ter political th"nhis AZ Is neecs
sary say that in the eOitoa States all the men of
education and wealth Democrats Iaese men
believe that all Northern gentlemen ART kePubit-
cans. have often heard this rcm1rk ia the south;
e II lived In the North ] would he Republican.
All the decent men up there are Republicans The
rank and file Of the Northern Democracy correspond
to the Niger. Of the South All intelligent men
should array themselves against Ignorance and dis
honesty. On Northern Democrat The I'M
precision in the South il that the srty Of the men
employed In Northern manufactures ara Democrats
This being 20, the Southern DemoeratsdesPising the
Sortbren wing Of the party, they think the-e work
men are worthy Of more consideration than are
the Southren negroes. Negroes are paid AZ staryA-
ton rates throughout the cotton States Men who
have lived the unpaid labor Of other men can not
in one generation, be educated mp TO the sirhp.e
truth that they who perform the manual labor Of a
country are entitled to a decent living out OF the
proceeds Of their work The s0uthreH Iuea, without
any exception that know Of, believe in low wages.
the lowest possible wages, for iaborers- Naturally
flf4falk Of Northern who believe in 4 protes-
tive tariff that eompels large wages to workmfn IN
mine. nfs and furnaces, i regarded the insin-
eere uferanees Of p-rxons seeking 90 advance their
own political and MATERIAL prosperity Protection
Of la6orers, Poohi Grind them down Pay thru
Just enough 10 keep them in bacon and corn lneaL
That j. the Southern policy it Is Today IN active
operation throughout the old slave stafrs-eo rr,s
IrVadrarr ~ " San.
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II The youthful color, beauty and lustre are
gradually restored to gray hair by Parker's Hair
Balsam
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u Townsend s. Richardson are offering dress
goods at p per cent less than they have offer
ed them.
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II A. J. King, piano tuner, from Atchison, will
be in the city, Thursday. Any needing his services
can leave orders at wsde's drug store.
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II 1t is to the interest Of every one TO go to
Townsend & Richardson's for dress goods, as they
have made grand reduction in this line of goods.
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ooyIpu.y COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judgs 81 Judicial District-DAyID AAkIIsc 49,,
Gcastv Coariissisners-R. p. sHUIsKT, CYRUS LELASI
JR LEXIS FETIEE
sberif-N C. BAILEY.
clerk Of District COurt-F. j. CLOSE
Treasurer-SANr-EL y. JoHNsoS-
tauuty Clerk-D. W. MORSE.
Co1uty Attorney-B. A SEAyER
Probate Judge-JoHS 7. WILSON.
Peeister Of Deeds-ERAsNUs r. DIxoS
SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction-H r. shAshk-
Suryeyor-JANEs =. FoRNAN
Corouer-DR RoBEEI 5. DINsNoRE
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~ New Goods at LELANDfS. New
styles Dress Goods. and cheaper than
ever,
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~ Now is the time to buy all silk ribbons from
t. IL cents per yard, at Townsend Richard
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II See the advertisement of Palmer & Orion, Of
White Cloud. who have large Of native lam
her for sale, both green and seasoned.
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want to buy two hundred stock steers from one
to three years old. between now and May LIST.
2ameh3v JoE NcCrru
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FRANKLIN R.pCorU

On long time a; per cent interest, on well i'm
proved Farmsin DOniphan County, Kansas. Apply n
iune2i Xxx Srot-r Trox Kansas
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r. Il Il the same eyery where conki;Dg. Who
killed Haverstsck in New York, for the aenetion Of
his Haverstocksj sister has been admitted 70 500
oufiaWa
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Boots and Shoes.
stock and Hay for sale.

Large stock of Boots and Shoes, just
received. at Leland's
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u When Jon 90 to mill. take yonr wheat to Sew
efanee Mills. and exchange for four
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II Physicians prescribe Browns Iron Bitters foi
indigestion, weakness, low spirits, etc.
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good farm, well improved, 40 acres two miles
west of Palermo, known as the Barnes place. Ad-
dress apply 70 THos. BARSEs, or
l. ZEIsER,
Japr. Wathena. Kas.
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II Townsend & Richardson are closing ont their
stock of clothing. regardless of cost.
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Y Severance Mills exchange four and bran for
wheat. Quality guaranteed.
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~ The best place to buy fresh and salt meats. i.
at the new shop. Reasonable prices
JOE. MoREHEIp Manager
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viii .-ii good. for cost and carriage. for the next
% days. for es-h. - j. J. BRADLEY,
29mehsv. Tanning. Kans-
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~ The free trade editor Of the Kansas city Star
s evidently sick. or discouraged. lie has not writ
anything his fayorite subject for inohth or
two.-1f<kfs,s Giobs.
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VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money 49,
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Vaccination

Y The best medicine of the age fer quickly cur
ing indigestion nervousness. etc. is Browns Iron
Bitters-
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r. Don't forget the remnant counter ut Town
send & Richardson's 1t is always filed with bar
gains.
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Money TO Loan.

Money TO Loan.
At low rates IN lsng time. n. PRICE,
s1nnesl Troy, Kansas.
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II. OF III.

Try Lodge No 81 knights Of Honor, meets the see
nd and fourth Friday evenings in each month in Odd Eel
lows Hall over B0deTs' Bank.
RoBEEI WILKINSON, Reporter.
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P- The d. & N. r. r., known the Burlington
Route offers special advantages travellers See
their advertisement in this paper.
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~ Severance elected the Temperance ticket.
Monday. follows:
Mayor. +. Dunwoody.
Police Judge-Joshua Allison.
Couneil-J. K. Lovclace, T. Ii. Franklin. II. +.
Angstad, B. T. Harpster, J. 7. Kirwan.
Now II the drunkenness and rufiAnisuu so bitter
ly complained of not suppressed, the other side
can do the complaining
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r~ Eli Perkins has joined Capt fayus's Okla
hsms colony. He has been assigned 80 dnty ~
Head Liar with the rznk Of IieGfensnf-GeDerai.
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II We are offering special bargains in boots and
shoes. Call and see them.
TowsESD g. Rich ARDsoS
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M6RRIED.

~ Ask your grocer for Severance sno~iak
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u a good, soaking rain is badly needed through
out this country. A word to the wise is sufficient
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II Do yOu want good bread Try Severance
Snowflake.
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gofal Skaters.

g. any ntber length Of time, in accordance with the
iva rstes which apply only to regular advertising.
P,siness cards Of lines or less, g n year
F gal and transient advertisements 81 square for
he AMI insertion and 50 cents per square for each subse
sciai Notices win be charged 80 per cent extra; and
5IfcraI advertisements and personal communiesf1ons
onLe urice Locals 10 line for single inseFon
cents per line for subsequent insertions. an
Fight lines of solid Nonpzrel make one square AL
square Ia a.. in T.. .,.rv
al the cost If certifying addition to the regular at
Transient advertisements must be paid for nVafAoy IN
advance. IL. -.
To- JOB WORK 81 ali kinds done on short netee "a
os As the times viii admit All job WORK must DC pau
for whea taken frutn the Office.
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Wanted.

Ice to Mrs. Weddings to get fine dress
goods 1t 81. Joseph prices. ssnehir.
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have Just received some pure and reliable BORING
riyps. Dr.. FRANK C. HoFFNEIER
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y Dresses, cloaks, coats, stockings, and all gar
ments can be colored successfully with the Diamond
Dyes. Fashionable color. Only loo.
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- The cheapest and best dress goods for the
money, are at Townsend & Richardson's
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BY COUNT wOopcHUcK PRIVATE SECRETARY To HoGsHr
WHO WROTE lie WAS MOVED UroS ny THE SPIRIT Q
HENOwNYD HOG
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~ Here it is April, and nary frog has footed
yet.
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II -Orpheus L. Kerr has conc 10 the .ursae.
again and L TO write n story for the fosfeHf eal
a-tDr &c Their Wasa Man
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
LANES II RATES Il Park Row, New York.
s N PETTENGILL & Co. % Park Row New York
ROWELL CHESMAS St Louis, No
cryrc d ADTp may be found on file at George p
Ed1o A1 Ed R0wel s Co.'S Newspaper Adver-
sing Bureau 30 Spruce st. where adveItisinng con
sscts nav he made for il IN NEW YORK.
q. O. o. r.
rrov CITY I<.iVe meets every Saturday night al
Id Fellows Hall over Boders Bank. All members OF the
tder are cordially invited IN attend 49, - ~
Jos PExEoD, r Sec.
a. -. a A. u.
Truy Lodge No s. A. 7. and A. NJ meets in their Hall
xrt Mopday in each month before full moon and second
SATURDAY. thereafter Visiting Brothers and members are
'''"-''' THOS. HENSHALL- W. II.
GEO T WOOD Sec.
Troy Chapter No lG r. A. NJ, hold their meetings on
the first Monday after full moon $1,000 =, N
r. S. DNsNOEE, See.
wathena Lodge No G. a. F. q 4. NJ, meets at their
Hall every Saturday before the full moon, and every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethren are SainalS IN
Nited To attend y hAISh' W. AZ
POIRIEH, Sec.
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srrcrFrc PERFORMANCE on CONTACT.

In an exeeutory contract for the sale Of land,
where time is regarded the essence of the con
tract, court of equity will decree specific pcriur
nance, il tender is made within reasonable time.
although il may be subsequent To the day named.
II the contract for the sale OF land provided that
the title to the land not perfected within nine
months, the vendee might perfect il NJ the eSPcn~
of the vendor. might recOnycy the hand amt ~
cover the consideration paid. time i thc cSssnrT
n specific performaner.-Lowery ". Nirnll- Appel
late Court of Illinois.
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Contractors building railroad agreed with mer-
chants that they will pay orders and time checks =
sued by certain subeontractOr to his employee,
and these merchants acting upon this agreement T.,
eriyrd the orders and tme-chrrks for goods sol'I.
The refused to pay the orders and chcvS~
and the merchants sued them. The c1art sail Tho
contractors base their defense the ground thli
these debts we're not their debts, bu; the debts
Of others, for which they cannot he held liable IN
less they have promised in writing To pay them. The
promise made original promise OF the cui'.
TRAITORS for which they are Haiir a verbal pro-
mse-Wr-t ". O'Iiarl Supreme CSnTt Of Ni-r"a-
sin.
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Ordinarily, one who signs note without reading
il is guilty of negligence. Where one VIII" Is able q"
read. signed a note in the presence OF bis wife, VIII"
could read. and neither read tho note himself nor
asked his wife to read it, but signed ii relying on the
representations of the person with whom he wa
contracting. he guilty of negligence in the sign
ing, and could not make a defense To IL against %
bona fide holder.-Baldwn ct al. W. Burrows
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u Al the iast Republican, eoayeniisE there werr
four or I'VE Judges sitting the beach aspiring Z"
~. Il
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r. The Kansas City Tis.es wants medical ss,s
mission 10 make survey Of M. ezmnFi = iai+rH
and report. - 49,.
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a verbal promise by TO indemnify u for soin,
security for is not a promise To pay the debt ct .
third person. but is original promise nnd need
be in writing to enable the Proisec TO recover
any sum becoming due TO him thercunder.-Drt
mirt vs. Bickford, Supreme Court New Hampshire.
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Severance. rs, March p, 1883.
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Ii land subject To n mortgage Is conveyed to Il
mortgage, and such conveyance is not intended {"
be in satisfaction Of the mortgage, the law viii ~
gard the mortgage n subsistng lem capable OF be-
ing enforced against the land Aud if the Interest
of the mortgage in such mortgage stransierrcd ~
collateral security, whatever remains after satisfy
ing the pledge may be sold assigned To another.
Second National Bank vs. Gleason. supreme Court
Of Iowa.
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Troy, Hans, April ., 1893.
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Where negotiable paper is transferred eollatc-
raj security before maturity, and the holder brings
suit against the maker. plea of payment to the on
ginal payee will not defeat recovery by the holder
unless i; he shown that such payment was by C"u
sent authority OF the hOllrr.-City Bank ". lav
lur Supreme Court of Iowa.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-23
HON. HORACE HEFFREN.
His Recent Speech Is Not to the Point, and
No Apology is offered.

NM LINES.
Mr.. Heftren's recent remarks are not to the
point, and the simple denial of the state
ments made by us don't go very far with
those who have perused the records in the
case. The proceedings of the Indiana Legis-
lature just preceding the breaking out of the
war can readily be found, while those of the
military commission which tried Milligan,
Bowles and Horsey, sentencing them to be
hung, while Heffren was let off for turning
States evidence, and betrayIng his partners
IN their dlsloyalty to the government; just as
criminals are being let off by prosecuting at
torneys all over the State in the civil courts,
at the present moment. The closing para
graph in Heflren's remarks are, in reality, an
admission OF all we have said,
and are so truly Democratic that
we again reproduce them as a
knock-down argument. 81 have only to ask
General Reuben Williams, the indianapolis
Journal and the Republican party, supposing
all this to be true lit is every word truel,
what are you going to do about it?' That's
the argument of a Democrat to all intents
and purposes. What are you going TO do
about ltP' Such an argument could never
come out OF any other than q Democratic
mouth, and it is irresistible.
Mr.. Heffren goes so far, also, as to make
threats OF what he might do. He has grown
quite brave since that morning he ''peached"
on Milligan, Bowles and Horsey, and, under
oath, informed the commission that a com
mittee of ten had been detailed to make way
with Governor Morton, and when asked what
was meant by making way with him, de-
clared that he understood that they were to
assassinate him. [See Heffren's evidence in
the treason trials, published in book form
Immediately after the close of the trial, by
the late Ben Pitman, of Cincinnati.
In conclusion, we have no apology to make
for our article in the first place. On seeing
the name of Horace HefIren so prominently
in the proceedings of the present Legislature,
we were reminded of his trial for treason; of
his turning States evidence, and his intense
disloyalty during the closing years of the
war. We wrote the article as a reminiscence
of times changes. In less than twenty years
after he was on trial in the capital of the
State as a traitor to his government and
country, we find him back in the Legislature
Of the State, making laws for the people that
he once proposed, as a Son of Liberty, to be-
tray. We do not wonder that our reminis-
cence CALLED MIR. Heffren. 1t was a frequent
remark of the loyal men of the country ut
that time. that members of the Democratic
party were making a record that in the years
to come they would seek to deny; and in
conclusion, while we see that Mr.. Heffren
has already placed himself in the attitude
that was then predicted, We reiterate every
word of our former article, aud cite the
proof the records of the Legislature, and
the treason trials