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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-10-22

Our quiet town still lives although silent and only
lives but continues to flourish Our merchants have laid
in excellent Fall stock which they absolutely sell
ing cheap St. Joe Atchison This be demon
strated by giving them trial
Notwithstanding the various predictions Of neigh
bors still doing the best business in grain Of
station between St. Joe and Hawatha. Gregg Bro .
continue to pay out large amounts Of cash daily.
Mr. Young has commenced third term Of school in this
District He Is of those jolly fellows who have the
happy faculty Of making good friends of everybody both
old and young and is Of those specimens Of
school teacher who pleases every one.
The Board have just finished repairing the school house
which presents rather tasty appearance.
There is large breadth Of Fall wheat in this
gion People don't be scared by Mr. Hoppergass
worth q cent
Mr. Anderson ia building him residence in town. Cor
rect my boy. Paying city rents don't pay.
In passing through the County north Of this place
were struck by the number Of buildings built this
Fall and In Of erection The farmers say that
they hold their wheat until they least get
nominal price for it
Mr. Acker is laying foundation and framing the
Der for q large barn. which he intends building
large majority Of the farmers threshing their Fal
wheat They report the yield good, considering.
young man by the name of Morgan who lives about
years in the peniteDtiarry, for stealing horse
Dr. Parsons of Robinson Brown County, died q short
time since from the effects Of fall from his horse We
the loss of good physician in his untimeiy end
Our town has not become very much convused with
politics yet bat of the opinion that when get di
vded into appropriate wards and well oieered that
change will over the spirit Of dream At any
rate we intend to do well for our Phillips.
l. ohler & Co. making a of their saloon
terprise. They intend adding to their building to
make them able accommodate their guests with
venence,
Our depot will soon be under Roadway.
There is fine opening here for rstclass shoemaker.
Mae of the Republican, has been silent for time,
doubtless rolling sweet morse under his tongue
with which oregale the LeOnates We heard from
him the day; he has given up emzng for the pres
ent and gone into the whaling business He says that
Cusey is little Cuss and that No. 81 will never be
Governor Tally one for Mac"
Times getting brisk and money feer and the world
continues to wag. with the CHIEF at the head.
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will be welcome in every home Everybody loves such
dog and the portrait is executed true to the life that
seems the vertable presence of the animal itself Th
Rev T. DE Witt Talmage tells that his Newfoun,
laad dog Ithe finest in Brooklyn barks il Altboug
SO natural no who this premium chrome wi
have the slightest fear of being bitten. -.
Besides the chrOno every advance subscriber to TH
ALDLSE constituted member, and entitled
alItb ntivi of
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-10-22
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Prospectus for 1875 Eighth
Year.
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Journal did not the indifference Of the people Of
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trait in oil colors noble dog whose picture in
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"Man,s UnseIash Friend,
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AN INNOVATION IN CoURT.-Monday, there was horse
case before Esquire Hampson from the regions Of Burr
Oak, Among the witnesses was Leonard the waikist
who it seems has lately experienced change Of heart
and he INQUIRED OF the Justice whether he had Oh
lection to bearing chapter read from the Bible and
prayer before opening court he could not 60 on with
clear conscience without Hampson told him that 1t
was something unusual but If he felt it to be 50 impor-
tant, he might proceed ThereupOn Leonard pulled
out pocket Bible read chapter, and then ferventiy
prayed In his prayer calling down dire caamitles upon
himself IL he departed from the truth in his testimony
Then the horse case proceeded We have not learned
whether any visible effects of the prayer manifested them
selves in the proceedings and the result or not
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A. z. & A. NJ.

NY WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. rs. A. =. & A.
w M meets at their Hall, third story of Weeks
Budinp on the Levee Wednesday night or before
Il, Full Moon in each month, and every two weeks there
Iaer. L. La Oh1OS, W. N
G. ". SHREvE Secy.
gNITHTON LODGE No. l. A. F. & A. NJ meets at
ib,r Hall in Highland Friday night or before the
I'm Moon and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited
LEWIS WELLINGTON, W. N.
CHAs z Fox Sec.
Tn. regular communications of Troy Lodge No IS, A.
EEA n arr held on the Monday evening before the
ind fui moon in each month and the second Saturday
evening thereafter c. G. BRlDGES, W. M
JAMS NJ. TRAST, Secretary.
WATHRNA LODGE, No. ca A. F. & A. NJ, meets at
their Hall in WsIhsna, every first and third Saturday eve
ming. D. hAIChr W. N.
kuG MILLER Sec.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
]. o. o. z.

~ WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 6, I. o. Of
a F. meets at Odd Fellows Hall, second
tv., RnsIirk's Building. Main Street every Sat
toy living Al clock Brothers In good standing are
cordially h''''u =" JOHN S. BEELER, n. G.
1t sISsoN. Rs
nov CRY LODGE, No. Sc I. o. o. F.. meets every
Ikoi rbt In their ball C. Lelands store Troy,
Kansas. g
yJcurISD LODGE No. g., L o. o. F., meets every
. jr richt in the room Myers Closes Durg
s.. Highand Kansas WA- L. GAGE, N u
FRISE KnZHILER- r s.
pUTNIX LODGE No a. l. o. o. F.. meet at their
Hal h Wathena, every Wednesday evening.
H'" A. STRAUB, n. G.
A. MoWRY, r. S.
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After November 3Oth, it will be easy to see how the
money goes for then the drawing will take place of the
Pnbc Library of Kentucky and at that Grand Gift Con-
900 in cash viii be given away to ticket holders
The holder Of the ticket drawing the first prize
will walk off with $3.50 OOOi of the second prize sOO 900
of the third prize of the fourth prize $4,000 Of
the fifth prize SIS 600 &c. &C., &c, until 90 900 grand
cash prizes shall all have been distributed Truly this
distribution will tell hop the money goes
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-10-22

NEW sToRE-Joseph Craney has recently opened store
in the room the opposite Boders Bank whore
he complete stock of merchandise consisting
dry goods notions ladies dress goods genemen fur
nishing goods hats and caps He makes Boots and
Shoes speciality. He also keeps supply Of articles in
the green grocery line such cranberes fruits onions
pick ready for the table He supply with
anything in his line, at the lowest prices octl5.
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The Elephant in Town!
Low Prices the Watch.Word!
Good Custom.work at shoddy Prices!

The above are only of the bargains offer for the
next thirty DAYS CAN and examine stock of Boor,
and SHOES We guarantee saving of 10 to Is per cent
Remember the place. GEO. w. MARROW
octaatjsnl. Market Square, St Joseph, No.
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DR.. Motifs Liver PiIIs.-It is easy enough to make
pm but to make good pill ahl that's the difficulty
There are cheap harsh drastic pills that Of even less
benefit than dose of Salts but good medicine. like
pA Morris LIVER PILLs which penetrates to the sea; Of
disease is desideratum indeed win positively cure all
Diseases Of the liver Sold everywhere JOIN F. HENRY
C1RSAS Co. PruprietOrs, and sCollege Place, New
York
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RzPCslIcAS SPEAKISG-A Republican meeting has been
appointed be held Troy Tuesday, the 9Th inst
AZ o'clock p. NJ at which Judge Price Hon Ed Russell
Hon James p. Legate. and Hon. J. C. Vaughn are an
nounced to speak. These all able speaker and biz
.,d;.nce should turn out 20 hear them
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Money to build houses money to in business money
Tor any purpose long time and easy terms for in
Missouri or Kznsss be obtained every Saturday Of
The St Joseph Building Company the St Joseph and
kansAs Loan and Baiidtag Company For further par
hcuars apply In person by letter to J. n Street
President; F. l. Mclean Secretary. Francis street
OPen Reuse buiIdngi 10 Henry Bsaer. Jr- Director
Troy, Kansas tsnlyl
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MRS. Lsmphur, Doetress

VIII be pleased to all persons afflicted with chronic
dseases and prepared treat Female diseases under
the method. Ladies' suffering with Female debility
and weakness will do well call possible Con.
sultation free
VIII be in Troy Monday October 18th.
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u Arch. Campbell at Severance sells all KINDS o.
ols Glass Putty. Drugs Medicines &c Makes speciA
Oh school books. Pens Inks Writing Paper Euseiopss
&c Also takes subscriptions for any oooE
or newspaper published s.u, n, ...h o.Iv octssx3
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II the Druggist OGer. any kind

If the Druggist Offers any kind Of the herb flavor.
ed alcohol for dyspepsia biiousness any other all
ment tell him that you want medicine, not barroOp
drink Ask him for DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA BTrrHRs,
the best regulating preparation known and which yOu
EnosC is free from "Sdtaas EHrir Reject all the fiery
TONES and "Appetzers." and cling to that remedy
There is remedy that compares with it. octl54w
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.oyIpUaN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

rs,s ID Judicial District-P. L HUBBARD
cSsTty Commissioners-JEssE W. JONES, JosErh n
., CBLRLRs KEARNEI.
- Sshs-iE-THoMAs J. VANDERsIIcK.
T-.,srrer-RoBERT TRACY.
ra,ntv Clerk-CHARLRs RAPPELTE-
IES.trict Clerk-FRANK BRowS.
C"Ity Attnrney-DAvID NJ JOHNSTON.
80. Judge-RoBERT WILKINSON.
1R..;strr Of Deeds-ALKERT HAZES.
he-.;D,sndent Of Public InstructiO1-D. ID. ROSE
SS..r,cnrF-G T. ARCHER
SS..,rrsvor-EpwAkD T. REESE.
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An admirable feature in the arrangements at Mount
CARROLL SEMINARY is the furnishing manual labor to stu
dents who would economic their expenses See adver
tisemeut on fourth page july2d
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2 Patrons of HuSbandry. y

CENTRAL GRANGE No. 466 meets every Saturday
afternoon at o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall, Troy
''''' JOHN NJ. TRACY, Master.
THOXAs HKSsHALI, Secretary.
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" b'u Mann has Presented us With dozen apples
IRON the orchard Of MI Plummer in this Township thai
are oeauues 70 look upon The twelve apple. measure
exactly eleven feet in circumference W. ls h.rdr,
20 dozen dumpings Of tina, size.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-10-22

r. The late weather has hatched out the young
grasshoppers by the million and they have been jumping
about quite lively. This is glorious thing There will
not be enough continuous warm weather to aown then
to do any damage and when freeze comes they will BE-
fixed for this year and next
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-10-22

A large business house on Main Street, Troy. The
rooms above suited for family and il desired will be
rented with the store Terms reasonable. Apply to
sepaatf NJ FOX Troy, Kansas.
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r. We had the pleasure of visit from number Of
wathena ladies' week under the of Mrs Highly
and Hutchinson. We glad to them although
not prepared to them how the great family and
ligious newspaperwas printed.
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- ,bsr length Of time in accordance with the
FeT " rbieh apply only 10 regular advertising.
'I sD:in rss1 cards d lines or less g year
fG insertion and 50 cents per square for each sub
'fl Voices will be charged 50 per cent extra and
f!Sriai advertisements and personal communications
tsss pTDs, Of solid NOnparel make one square. An
-, Of half square and over are counted As afun
Esl re requiring to be certified TO- win be
tbe cost of certifying in addition to the regular
ns advertisements must be paid for invariably in
woEk ADMIT tnd an J9S " i9G %us 1'
= Sbep taken from the office
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q Popular illustrated book C2So pagesl on MANHOOD
"ooNlNHooD! MARRIAGE! InPedinrDts TO Marriage
we cause and cure Sent securely sealed post pad for
o's" By d. C. WHITTIER, SIT s. Charles Street. St
Luis No. the grrat snrcinlist Read bis works no13
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@ have only remark to make to the public and
is if they know their interest to call at the New
York Store and satisfy themselves because determn
ed to sell goods for Cash. at rock bottom figures.
sep24. n. SILvERMAN
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II Canton Flannels red, white and checked Flannes
at grdsshoppr prices Waterproof Ladies' Cloth Cassi
| meres etc. at the New York Store. sep24.
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II Groceries and Queensware be found at the New
York Store as cheap as anywhere else. sep24
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p sh'phs-d kseps Groceries and fresh pure Drug
H' Medicines, al the CENTRAL DRUG STORE"
-Nu' and experienced druggisf-dves over ms st"re
aaeps open day asd sight ADD sundsJs-snd soIe'''
your patronage June lstf.
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p MUSICAL EpucArIoS Of the highest grade can be
'saAtd at MOUNT CARROLL SENART, fully equal 10 the
tbs hest musical Conservatives at less than hall
The COS. tulystE
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IT,. Pr;.r, Of Wales, Last.

His Royal Highness has been detected in many act
which has startled Queen The last Of which is said
to be the ordering of worth of tickets for the Pub
lie Library Of Kentucky Her Majesty il is stated did
not object his buying Illegally but in the present con-
tion Of Princes finances abe thought $4,000 worth
was much for him to invest is asserted that he in
sisted on sending his order Governor Bramete
ing his royal mother that he what he about for
that as q 500 900 was to distributed to the ticket holders
on November 80 and in such gifts 600 500 ooo &c.
he would have splendid chance at one Of these splendid
prizes and thus easily pay his debts
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e See card of "Pierces Ranch" at White Cloud If
if you want good drink good meal just drop in at
the Ranch.
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II If you want to keep and comfortable call al
the New York Store for your Ready Made Clothing.
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z Don't forget to call at N. Silverman's New
York Store. He is determined to sell all kinds of
goods cheaper than anybody in Doniphan County.
oct22ml n. SLOVENIAN.
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q just as We were going to press, Dent Jaeouc,
brought us huge denijohn of cider 1t didn't L.rr :.
bast any.
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p Just received from Headquarters fine assortment
of Genemens and Boys Boots Ladies' and Misses Shoes,
at the New York Store. sep2i
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y WIN. Mann wants to remind his customers. that
.os Of them have failed to up Captain once
He q needing little more money.
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y The finest assortment of Ladies' Shawls evel
brought to Doniphan County at the New York Store.
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Notice.
George Newton. ! PiaistiG
rr,..b..h Y v.,.- r...o. p-f.na.u.

UyHIs is 20 notify the psSlc that Geerge Nswton a,ss
ii George Newton Charles. obtained divorce ron ae-
fepdant in fhe D.tref Coart for Duiphan County 81 ne
September term Is7L By fraud q plaintiff and his
- a. an Informed ard that the same BOZ unasr
Inc In snd found 20 be fraufuient VII y
ecreed % IS void Any nfermation csnosrning nc Is
Couufr Attnrney D. N johnston who 10 herep5 requires
20 ia,e'sisa's inc '-he. FL HUBBARD, Judge.
October IS 1874.
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" large lot of Constable's Sales and Justices Sub
penas in civil actions just printed and for sale at this
office,
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Coal.

Richmond Coal for sale at the St. Joe D. C. R R. De-
pot by Z. l.. HOLLAND.
OctItf
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II The finest assortment of Prints at the New York
| Store sep24.
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" Dress Goods all shades and colors at ST. joe and
Atcbisou figures at the New York Store. sep24.
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n Hats and Caps at greatly reduced prices, at the
New York Store sep24.
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tF TIE ~rEAcHER's Provision at AousI CARROLL
AEr has enabled scores Of the best teachsrs IN me
sac to fit themselves for the positions Of usefulness asa
PAPER yuly2ff
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u Bieached and Brown pomestics at lowest possibl
figures at the New York Store. sep2i
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5000 RaIl. .f vail P.per

S'VOO hosts 81 " III E1Pf'
%" received from the New York manufacturer, and viii
'Od at from III 30 cents per roll Call and examine
for yOurselres BlcKFoRp & sScLAR
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DIED.

At Highland, Oct 18th Adie Fulkerson wife Of Dans
Fulkerson, aged p years.
She much loved by all who knew her. She leave
two little children, the youngest three months old sh'
leaves many friends to mourn her loss.
In Troy Kansas October 18TH 1874 HARRIE BRuLAH in
FAINT daughter of Samuel N and Helen johnson, aged
year and months
Gone in her childlike purity,
Out from the golden day;
Fading away In the light so sweet,
Where the silver stars and the sunbeams meet,
Over the silent way
Over the bosom, tenderly,
The pearlwhite hands are pressed;
The lashes lie on her cheeks so thrn
Where the sOftest blush Of the rose hath been,
Shutting the blue of her eyes within
Tbs pure lids, closed to rest
Gone to sleep with a tender smile
FrOze on her silent lips,
By the farewell kiss on her dewy breath
Cold in the clasp of the angel, Death.
Like the last fair bud Of Q faded wreath,
Whose bloom the white frost nips
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large assortment Of latest styles of kid gloves at
a per pair al the New York Store. cctssni.
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R supply OF Police Judges Blanks just printed and
''f sale at this Office.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fee, s., i'm Advance.

District Clerk.
We are authorized to FRANK BRowS As a can
ddate reelection the Office Of Clerk Of the District
Court for DOniphan County at the ensuing November
election.
Probate Jadge.
ROBERT WILKINSON candidate for reelection to the
Probate Judge of Donphsn County subject to the
decision of the people the polls in November regard
lees of party politics.
County superintendent.
d. d. RosE il candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Superintendent Of Public Instruction for Donphan County
at the ensuing election
County Attorney.
EDuoR CHKF:-Please announce the name of d. n
JOHNSTON a candidate for reelection the Office Of
County Attorney.
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AGENTS.

airs LOCKE, "a Park Row,
"a PFTTENGILL CO., 81 Park Row,
GORGE P: POWELL CO. % PARK K T are our OaiS
srTrUELD STsSR ST. Louis.
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The New York herald., 1874-07-31
AN EXTRAORDINARY NEWSPAPER ENTER.
PRISE
IRON the New YORK Scotsman.J

fFr0m the New YORK Scotsmanl
One OF the most extraordinary newspaper en-
terprses Of the day Is that conceived and put int
practical operation Dy the proprietor OF the HER-
AID OF this city. We refer to the running Of
special express train between this metropolis.
Saratoga and the principal places on route that
extends upwards Of two hundred mites, every
sunday morning. enabling the residents In those
remote places to be supplied with copies OF
the HERALD at early breakfast hour. It sho uld Do
remembered that this is not an enterprise par
ticipated In conformity with other newspapers II
this city. 1t Is exclusively HERALD undertaking.
The entire expense Is borne BY the proprietor Of
that paper and to him aud his very enlctent corps
of folders. distributors and superintendenss who
accompany every train, Is due the credit OF this
remarkable journalistic effort. II newspaper en-
terprise receives its reward, the HERALD estab-
llshment Is entitled to full and well-e8rned share