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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-04-26
The Tewk.bury Grave Robbers.

The Investigation into the conduct of the TeSk--
bnry, Mass. aims house has brought TO light some
horrible disclosures dis.raoeiul not only To the
agement, but to humanity itself The evidence dis
closes the fact that the sale of the bodies Of deeeas
lar business, and that in many Instances chiidreu
have been literally starved To death. Students ~
the Harvard medical -cheol purchased Of of thr
ianitors large numbers of infant bodies, at from -
10 $ each while the remains OF admit were disposed
of at from 80 tn SO each. One of the Harvard
witne sses testified that the bodies dssected
the same tables with those of animals, and the
mains of both swept in and disposed Of together.
Some Of the bodies picked in pork barrels.
and shipped to Boston. When 4 burial had actual
ly taken place. the body was resurrcctrd. and All
ded TO the stock in trade of the inhuEan officials
The Testimony showed that the number TINS dis
posed Of averaged three hundred year. wit
for the prosecution testifying To having disc
ted about ity The practice was in vogue ~ car!N
as lss6, and probably before, for at thai time the
Marsh family, who had charge Of the institution.
were known to have been in the habit of removing
bodies in trunks, and taking them from the collins
after they had been prepared for burJl filling the
coffin with wood of corresponding weight over
which funeral services were held. ihcse revela-
tons following the heels of the discoveries made
in Philadelphia, Cleveland and other cities, show
that body snatchins is practiced to an alarming ex
tent, and while they inspire the nation with feel
ings of horror. yet furnish food for reflection.
In all of our large cities there
medical colleges, where several hundred young men
and women are constantly studying anatomy, To
whom the of human bodies for dissection is IN
great measure a necessity. Where are these bodies
obtained Certainly there Is no law that permits the
appropriation of the dead bodies Of indigents fog
dissecting purposes and we believe that those ot
criminals, those who executed. can only be
utilized when no claim is made for them by their
friends or relatives There several medical col
leges in the West, which i'm some manner SUP.
piled with subjects. and. although there has been
no suspicion of the employment Of illegitmStr
means for their procurement. the horrible diselo-
suTes coming from all parts of the country cannot
fail to alarm those who have friends and relatives
buried in the cities and suburban cemeteries. ID
medical colleges must h. supplied with corpscs in
the interests of science. which a certain eNtcHI
unavoidable. then let there be legal and
decent means for accomplishing the purpose, hut
until that il DONE the cupiity Of brutal men will hc
appealed to to supply this want and their work will
be characterized by all the horrible and revolving
brutality, the details Of the exposure of which have
so frequently shocked the public within the
past few mouths.
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PIen.ant Ridpe News.

Winter wheat looks we'll in this part of the coun.
try.
Several of our farmers intend to commence plant
ing corn, this week.
Miss Nora Nesbit was visiting friends in this vi
cinity, last week.
c. C. Donly and wife visiting friends in this
neighborhood last Sabbath.
The carpenters were to commence work on the
new Baptist Church, to-day, Monday if the lum
Der could be hauled.
Miss Libbie Jones has returned home from Smith
County.
There has been u coyote wolf seen several times,
lately, in these parts and entertain fears that
it is mad.
Mr.. James Homer and bride, Of Ohio, have settled
Oh the Chris Naylor farm, which hs purchased,
some time ago.
Dan. Robbins leaves for Brown County, this week.
If anybody wishes to buy farm, there are plenty
of chances in this neighborhood, several Of the
farmers talk of going west
Last Friday, one of John Kerrs horses was out in
the lot, when he attempted to catch it, and it at
tempted to whirl around, when it fell, breaking one
of its legs Thinking, perhaps, to save 1t, Mr. Kerr
started for help, but while he gone, the horse
got to lunging, and broke another leg and they
were compelled to shoot it.
Major Robbins is almost laid up with inhammato-
~ rheumatism. GUEss.
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GROCERIES,!
c. F. VAN BUSkIRk.


Every lady should have copy of this invaluable
Cook Book. 4 splendid Outbound volume of 81
pages, containing all the best recipes furnished by
ladies of the State who practical house-keepers
IL also contains directions for setting
and serving tables, entertaining company, ETC.. in
the hest modern style. In every department in
serted blank pages, where each lady can add her
fayorite recipes, which must be asked for in later
dition The first edition has reached the remark
able sale of more than nine thousand. The edi-
ton, just published is much enlarged and improved
yet is still offered at the low price of dollar
The profits of the sale go the support of the Home
for the Friendless, which is managed by the ladies
who publish this book. You get q better book for
less money, and assist in maintaining of the
grandest charities of the State. Agents wanted in
every town. Send sl.OO to the General Agent, Mrs
W. b. slOsson. Leavenworth, Kansas, and receive
this handsome Cook Book, postpaid, by mail
Mollie II0ltz, Troy. Local Agent.
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II you are sick, Hop Btters will surely aid Nature
in making you we'll. when all else fails

fyou are sick, Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature
in making you well. when all else fails
II you are costive or dyspeptic, are suffering
from any other of the numerous diseases Of the stom
sch or bowels it is your fault if you remain i'll
ior HOP Bitter- are sovereign remedy in all such
=, II you are wasting away with any form Of Kidney
disease stop tempting Death this moment and turn
for q cure to Hop Bitfers
II you are sick with that terrible sickness Nerv.
onsness you viii find " Balm in Gilead- in the use
Of Hop Bitfers.
III you are frequenter, n r.sident of a inia--
matte district, barIieade your system against the
scourge Of all countries-nalarial epidemic, bilious
and intermittent fevers-by the use Of Hop Bitters.
you have rough pimply. or sall9w skin, bad
breath, pains and aches and feel miserable general
~, Hop Bitters will give You fair -kin rich blood
and sweetest breath, health and comfort.
In short. they cure all Diseases of the Stomach.
Bowels, Blood Liver, Nerves, Kidneys Brights Dis
ease 500 will he paid for they will not cure
or help.
That poor, bedridden. invalid wife. sister mother
or daughter can be made the picture of health BY
few bottles of Hop Bitters. costing hut trfe Viii
you LET them suffer,
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AVALUABLE WoEK.-We have large supply Of
DR. Kcndall'- book, "Thc iIor-c and His Diseases.
one of the most valuable works for farmers to he
found. 1t is a book of 100 pages containing illustr-
tons showing the appearance of the horse in every
disease or ailmcnt to which he il subject. and by
which any person can tell what complaint is affect
ing sick horse Ii also contains dirrctons for the
treatment of all diseases and recipes for making all
kinds Of medicines used in treating horses
We have copies of the work in English German;
and French Every subscriber Of the Chief who has
already paid in advance, or who may hereafter pay
in advance, viii be presented with copy of this
book in the language he prefers, by calling at the
Office and applying for it, or sending three cent
postage stamp to have it mailed to him. Persons
not subscribers. can procure copies for p cents.
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Eagle Springs.

We would call the attention of nyalids to Eagle
Springs, and urge them to give these Springs thor
ough trial. There is longer any doubt that they
are as good, II not better than any Of the Springs
that are so extensively advertised, where the ac-
Communications are high that none but the rich
can afford to visit them.
How many thousands there that spend hun
dreds Of dollars annually, and suffer on from year
TO year, that might be entirely cured at Eagle
Springs, in 4 few months. Good accommodations
can be bad at reasonable rates.
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"a BLESSING IN DISGUISE"
isi ADELrm ST., BRookLrS, n. Y,
m


March g, 1881.
No family should be without ALLcocK's Porous
PLAsIEIs: their healing powers are wonderful and
their efficacy far reaching and lasting. For years
past have and known them to cure and relieve
the most obstinate and distressing Of rheuma-
tsm kidney complaint, bronchitis, neuralgia, lum-
bago, Inflammation of the lungs and throat parsly-
sis, asthma spinal weakness, and coughs and colds.
In my case, they have afforded almost instant
and permanent relief. Ny friends consider them
invaluable and speedy remedy for all kinds of ache-
and pains. They a blessing in disguise; and no
wife or mother should be without them if she values
her peace and comfort, and freedom from nervous
exhaustion and other ailments. As 4 strengthening
plaster, also for backaches and weaknesses. they
have equal. have never yet found plaster
eficacious and stimulating, to give much gene
raj satisfaction. Used in connection with BRAND
RETHs universal life giving and lfe-hesling Pills,
need despair of speedy restoration to good,
sound health.
MRS. E. ToMPKINs.
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LOAN AND ABSTRACT OFFICE,
DOniphan Comfy. Kansas.

Have the title to your land examined by
JOSEPH r. HAMPSOh,
who has a new and complete set OF Alb
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.
SpecIaIities made of drawing Deeds,
Mortgages, Leases, etc.
Loans negotiated, and taxes paid.
once in Court House, Troy, Kansas
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Officers and members OF Severance Post, @. A. ]
mustered and installed. Monday. April g. 1888:
George II. Robb. Co. c. stb Ne. Inf, Post Coz
nander.
VIM. J. Gray. Z, 9Th Ohio Cav, Sc. Vice Coz
mander
J. A. Campbell. Z, Isi Iowa Cav, Jr. Vice Co
mander.
+. r. westfall, A, SD Ohio Inf, Adjufant.
c. Z. Miller, L. LIST Iowa Cav, Quartermaster.
T.. X. Brown, y, LIST Neb. Cav, Chaplain.
J. +. Dunroody, b, 9th Pa Inf. Surgeon.
ID. W. Edwards, B, 3ott Ohio Inf, Officer Day.
J. d. Smith, +, 18th Ill. Inf, Of6cer Guard
George Bird, c, 9TH Ks- Cav, Sergeant Major.
J. A. Baird, A. LIST Pa. Inf, Q. N. Sergeant.
4. J. Movry, c, 18th rs. Cav.
C. c. Clonch, c, 18th rs. Inf
J. Koui, ID, ID Ks. Cav.
J. L. L.ovelace, =, 9Th ny. Inf.
II. Cruikshank, II, 10th n. Y. Inf
q. W. Dittemore, A, 18th rs. Inf.
c. W. Holcomb, ID, LIST No. Engineers.
J. Allison, A. 10th III. Inf.
W. II. H. Curtis, X, LIST rs. Inf
S. S. Swim, A, 3oth Ohio Inf
ID. Mcintosh, A, eth Ks. Cav.
+. Ii. Getchell, y. 9Th Ohis Cav.
J. S. Clancy, B, 37th iii. Inf
". $. Skinner. ith Ohio Ind. Cav.
Henry Dorm, A, 10th Ohio Inf.
Saml. v. johnson, L, LIST No. Cav.
W. 7. Wood, c, 10th KS. Inf.
ii. A. Laverentz, A, 9TH Ks. Cav.
G. W. Roberts, C, 10th Ohio Inf.
J. B. Roberts. b, Goth Ohio Inf.
John L. Blair, B, eth rs. Cav.
J. II. Johannes, Marine Corps.
Geo. Mock. ], ed Pa. Inf.
J. T. Kirwan, c, 18th Ks. Inf.
Members not present for muster:
W. p. Darby, A, 9Th No. Cav.
J. Robbins. ID No. Cav
n. C. Bailey, 18th Ks. Cav.
Fred. Harpster, Sig. Corps.
Jacob Stout, Z, 50th Ohio Inf
John w. Small, Ind. Vols.
VIM. Sharp, Ill. Vols
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rI,c Sc,c,.nncc vim.

Have the improvements TO their mill machinery COIN
pleted and in operation since February We have
adopted the system in in the Atchison mills and
offer our -four equal to any in market. made by
rollers or otherwise Gothic SEVERANCE MILLS
Snowflake, if you want good bread.
We keep supply Of -four on hand and can ex-
change for wheat in quantities to suit the farmers
FRANKLIN Is FRICK.
Neyernnce. k. March %. lSS2.
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goeal Shutters.
SOL. MILLER, Publisher.

20, any other length Of time in accordance with the
~ -aiiss which apply only TO Trgular advertising.
R1-ine-s cards Of ) lines or less, g a year
For iaal and transient advertisements 81 square Tor
no st nsertion and per square for each subse
rcisI N.,ioes viii be charged % per cent extra; and
doTisI Advertisements and personal communications,
lc price Locals 10 cents line for single Insertions
cents DER line for subsequent inssrtiOns- -
Eight lines Of solid NOnparrl make one square Al
square 4. .L.~r
Advertisements requiring be certified to- VIII be ehag
"a Tie cost of certifying addition to the regular rae
Transient advertisements must be paid for inSaiaDS III
advance A. =.
~ JOB WORK OF all kinds done on short n9uoe, =
Tow a. the times viii admit An Job Work must DC pAu
for when taken from the Office
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For sale, in Doniphan County. Near Sever.

Farm known as Rock Church Farm, northeast
quarter, less Is acres, in section Il, township T.
range 10; well fenced, and in excellent condition.
Also pasture Of leo acres. south half southwest
of section 10, township 4, range 10, and west half
northwest quarter section l3 township T. range To-
we'll watered by the north fork of independence
Greek, and well fenced. Section road was transfer
red to north line of pasture. For particulars. ap
ply at ST. BESEDIcrs COLLEGE.
26apriw Atehison, Kas.
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~ McCrum C"wcn are receiving and opening
up new stock of notions and dry goods. and will
in few days receive their Spring stock Of clothing
from Chicago the incest line they have carried
of child's, boys and youths clothing. and very
cheap, too. Everybody is respectfully invited TO
call and cnamine ronals and nricrs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-04-26

We cannot help noticing the liberal offer made TO
all invalids and sufferers by DIR. Kings New Dscov-
cry for Consumption. You are requested to call at
ID. c. Sinclair & Bros Drug Store. and get Trial
Bottle free Of cost, if You suffering with Con
sumption, Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, Hoarseness any alice
ton Of the Throat and Lungs. II will positively
cure Won.
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strip of ground If about onehalf acre. in the
town of flaming. with one dwelling one blacksmith
shop, and one store building and stock of goods.
Also eighty of land coruerng with said strip,
forty of which in cultivation, the other for
~ woods pasture; two dwellings farm: small
orchard plenty of living water. Apply to
!. J. BRADLEY,
mcl2Su Tanning. Hans.
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e Send me a statement of the amount am in
for subscription and will remit" is n re-
quest We receive a number of times every week.
Mercy u.s. good friends. can't you see and under
standi statement of your account is placed be-
fore You, every week. the little coored label
the paper bearing your name. That's why We use it
so that you may know your standing ut all tim es,
and save trouble. You know that the price Of the
paper is - year Hyou find on your label, after
your name, the letters and figures, 26Aprs3, it
shows You are paid up to date; if 26Aprs2, it
shows You n year in arrears; if 26Aprs4, it
shows you have paid year ahead-and so for any
other date, at the rate of & year Please notice
this label. every week; and If you think there is
mistake in the date, notify without delay, We
liable TO mistakes, aud the attention is
called to them after they made. the easier it
will be to rectify them.
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r Miss Vineyard did not have large audience,
Friday night, but those who attended we're highly
pleased with the readings and personation. Some
how. Troy never took enthusiastically to elocution
airy entertainments and besides, We are thinking
that the supply is ahead of the demand One in
year, or perhaps two years, by good elocutionist
would probably pay.
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Y Last saturday. g. o. Turkelsou. of We

r Last Saturday, c. o. Turkelson, of Wolf
River Township, was severely injured by a runa-
way team and wagon. He riding up the lane
on horseback, when he saw his span of horses at
tached to n wagon driven by another personD come
tearing down the lane, beyond the control of the
driver. He leaped from his horse. and caught enc
Of the runaway horses by the bride, but in doing
so. was dragged down. the wagon passing over him,
breaking two of his ribs
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RuckIen,s Arnica SaIxe.

THE Best salve in the World fer Cuts, Bruises,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chopped
Hands, Chilblains, COrns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by d. C. Sinclair & Bro,
Troy
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Fire Insurance and MONEY Lo.uipr,

ID. MCINTOSH Fire Insurance and Lean Agent
Of Troy. gives You Your choice cf 4 half dozen Of
the best Fire Insurance Companies IN the United
States IN which {" insure your property at the
cheapest rates. lie will also loan money on real
estate security, At the lowest rates Of interest OF
flee adjoining Boders Bank. Troy. and ST Highland
Kansas assnsO
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ONE TRIAL.
MRS. E. TOMPKiNs.

If yen have been using other Plasters, trial of
ALLcocK's PoRous will convince you of their won
derful superiority. Take other socslled porous
pasters that claim to be better; they are sl frauds
gotten up sell the world wide reputation of the
genuine article.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IF. HamPsOn t. prepared 10 loan
money TO the Farmers Of Douiphan
County. on long time, ut 2 per cent. in.
teress, and a reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due, and
stop Interest. iG the borrower chooses
No delays in furR isI,inG the money. No
sworn superintendent or application
required. Call ON him at the Office Of
Resisser Of Deeds, nt Ihe Court House.
22dPrly. y. f. HSNrSON.
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A good farm, well improved, 40 acres. two miles
west Of Palermo, known q. the Barnes place. Ad-
dress or apply to THos. BAKSEs.
]. ZEI-EK
Japr Watbena. KRs-
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The Carpet Exhibitor.

Something new. Let everybody come and see it
We now sell carpets by samPlc, having large line
of samples for the ladies to select from, and prices
running from % cents up to - per yard Call and
leave your order fora new carpet cheaper than You
ever bought before. MCCRUM & CowES.
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~. The Presbyterian Ladies Society, which was
organized last week. will hold their next meeting at
the residence of Mrs. John W. Wade, on Wednes,
day afternoon, May %, 1888 cordial invitation is
extended to all ladies, both married and single,
who feel interest in having social time togeth-
er Mt least once month.
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MONEY 10 LOAN,

On Real Estate, ia sTIns 10 suit bor.
DIVERS, on five years time. or less. In
teresf. 2 per cent. per annum. Conn
missions reasonable
ejGHly ~. & W. ~. uARIE.EiE.
orth-wost Cor 4th & Edmond Streets St. Joseph, No.
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canvass promises to be redhet. Two stalwart Re
publieans up tor Mayor; the present incumbent,
J. c. Wilson. the platform OF states qltO and Or
rim T. Welch radical prohibition and mo money
from vice" IL will he more fun than two cirrus
shows. and am awful sorry can't stay and il
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GEARr CITY, HAS, April y, 1883.
As was notified, through fire. to leave Geary
City, would respectfully request all my friends
who indebted to me, come and settle their
counts THEODORE KESTzLER.
26apr3y
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n In ST. Joseph, a few days ago, Charley
Brown Barlow, son of Pat. Barlow, threw rock
through a school house window, striking little
girl on the side Of the head, injuring her seriously
The Barlows appear to be bad citizens, either old or
young even though they do bear other peoples
names
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Good for Babies.

With baby at breast, nothing is useful for quiz
citing my own and baby's nerves Psrkeris Ginger
Tonic. 1t prevents bowel complaints, and is better
than any stimuant TO give strength and appetite
4 NeicdJk Mother.
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II The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church will give Basket Social Thursday evening,
April Goth, at the Court House. AZ it is something
new everybody is cordially invited to ont and
eniov
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As rule, We do not recommend Patent Medicines,
but when know of one that really is public ben
efactor. and does positively cure, then we consider
it duty to impart that information to all. Elec
trio Bitters truly most valuable medicine, and
will surely Biliousnsss, Fever and Ague, Stom
ach, Liver and Kidney Complaints, even when all
other remedies fail. We know whereof We speak,
and freely recommend them to all.-Erch.-Sold
fifty cents bottle, by ID. Sinclair & Bro, Troy.
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DoNIpuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

judge "a Judicial District-DAyID hAaIIs;
Cousty Commissiancrs-R. p. SHuLsKT, CTKus LkIASi
JR Ii KUs FETTER.
Sheriff-N. G. BAILEY.
CLERK uf district C0uTt-F. J. CLesE-
T-pssur.r-SANT-EI y. JOHNSON.
G,ouuty ClsEk-D. W. MoEsE-
Connty AttoTney-B A SEAyER-
Probate Judge-JoHN T. WIIsoS-
REGISTER az DeedS-ERASMus =. DINoS
Sura.rini sndent Of Public instIIIction-h r. ShANh-
surveyor-JAMEs y. FORsiAS-
I,oroper-DR ROEFUT 5. DISsNoEF.
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~ The largest supply OF native lumber in town,
i- at Palmer & Ortonz. White Cloud. They have a
large amount Of well seasoned lumber in addition
10 what has been sawed this season
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Road Notice.
The STATE OF KANSAS, IS
n.xrprr az GprDN

THE STATE OF KANSAS lss
DoSRuaN corNTY.
OFfIcE 90 COUNn CLLKE,
TEoY April .. ise9.
NOTICE bsrsby given. that petition presented
IN the Board OF Commissioners Of Doniphsn County
Kan.zx az their meeting the 9th day of April i--
asking that road be established at the following points
o wit:
Bapuipv at the corners Of sections ten ol eleven I'D
fourteen 40 and heen NJD in township two. 90 Of range
naeeep s thence north the section line to The eorner-
nj sections tD twenty zsl thirtyfDur
al thirty 5D In township one az OF rsagr nine
teen nsl interesting road running from Iowa Point
whrrrupor the aid Board Of County Commissioners aP
pointed the following nsncd Psl-ons via lloyd Martin
John L Noble. and Henry HiiS A. viewers villa m
struetons meet the place OF beginning on trda{.
e 9Th day April i. and proceed To view said roea
give an partie. bearing aad make due report 20 $40
Beard their session TO be held on the TN day OF may
iss3
Attest: u ". Ao1Se
April L. iss5-5v. toon'y c
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T. Attention is called TO the advertisement Of
the Morris Listing Harrsw, a new implement. which
seems to be valuable for farmers. II is the inyen-
ton of J. j. Morris. of Humboldt Nebraska, late of
White Cloud. The advertisement tells what it will