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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-29

SCRIBNER FOR AUGUsT.-The publishers OF
Srbner call attention to the series of articles by
Col Waring, now being published in the mag
zine, under the title of "a Farmers Vacation /"
These papers are claimed to be among the most
amusing as well as practically valuable il
lustrated articles which have appeared for some
time past. Col. Waring is well known as an en-
glneer and farmer, rs well as graceful and
entertaining writer. In his recent European
travels he was naturally attracted not only by
picturesque phases,-quant scenes and quaint
people-but also by the various agricultural Gus
toms and devices. His article in the August
number describes the pretty isle of Guernsey
and tells great deal that is of interest about
the famous so-called Attorney Cow which is here
'at home" "a MILDLY in Manila" is a rollicking
little illustrated sketch, which reads very like a
familiar letter to an old "chum' at home. Al
bert RhOdes's paper, "Along the Seine" is timely
through its Summer quality. George w. Cable,
of New Orleans, has tory entitled "Madame
Delicieuse, which thought by some to be his
best work 1t will have very foreign smack to
Northern readers, but they will find it none the
less graphic, witty and charming for that. DIR.
Holland, in this number of "Sevenoaks celebrates
a wedding in the rural neighborhood. Then
there is a solid essay by G. f. Magoun, on ed
ucation and Free Thought" also "a Word of En-
couragement for Timid Linguists," "The Stone
Period of the Antilles" Containing some matters
not hitherto made public), "An Englewood Mys-
terry" "How TO Treat the Indians" by an Indian
Agent; an illustrated paper on aIce," more of
The Mysterious Island, and verses by poets of
note, and poets not of note. In the srrepies of
the Time," by DIR. J. G. Holland, ''The Old Cab
met" "Home and Society," "Bric- a Brac,r aThe
Worlds Work, ETC., the usual variety is main
tanned.
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try suffered last year it viii be able aid our County All
the people Of this section need is proof Of real suffering
and they will respond nObly to call Many of the cit
liens have already expressed themselves as ready
Aid in obtaining facts and proving our real need and
feel that will succeed in getting good supply from
this section Address to
IA BALL
Barclay P. o.,
Usage County Kansas
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Public Notice.

In the District Court OF Donphan County State Of Kan
In the matter of the Assignment Of Hughes Phil.
brick Co.
lp ted herein by the Honorable p L Hubbard Judge
the Second Judicial District the State of the
undersigned Assignee Of Hugbes Philbriek Co. will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder on q credit
not exceeding four and six mOnths In earal
the real and property him
under the deed Of assignment herein that such sale
will take place Saturday August 2ist A. d. 1s75 at
o'clock p. n, Of said day, Donphsn City Doni-
phan County. Kansas
July q. Is75. HUGH COwES,
julyz9wL Assignee.
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tY- Double Wedding or How She Was Won
by Mrs c. A. Warfield, author of "The House
hold of Bouverie," is Published this day by L. B.
Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia, and we pre-
diet for it as great popularity and as large
sale as her previous work, "The Household of
BOuverie," which has been pronounced by all the
best writers and critics in the country to be
one of the best and most remarkable works ever
written. 1t has the great merit of atousins Gu
riosty and keeping it alert, from the first to the
last line. There is great power Language in it,
manifested not only in the descriptive portions,
and in rare images but IN the happy ePithet
that often tells the whole story. The plot is
skilfully conducted, and there is an earnestness
in the style that is charming. From the first to
the last chapter the readers interest in the story
never for a moment flags. His curiosity, which
is excited at the very commencement of the tale,
though gratiied, little by little, the story pro-
gresses is not completely satisfied, until the cur
tain is able TO drop at the close of the book.
There is in it blending of heart and intellect
really wonderful, and its deineations of charac-
ter are vivid, clear, powerful, and exquisite.
None but woman could have written it-none
but a woman of the highest order could give
such sketches of character. 1t is published in
one large duodecimo volume, bound in morocco
cloth, gilt back and side, pride sl75, and will be
found for sale by all booksellers, copies of it
will be sent to any one, to any place, postpaid,
OH remitting price to the publishers.
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Sherif7s Sale.

Sherin7s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, lSs
DoSIPHAS COUNT ~
the District Court DOnihan County State Of Kansas
f. Westheimer and
s. WssthsimsE. -
Partners Hestbemer BrOthers. Plaintiffs
John Kilkenny, Defendant
NTOTICE is hereby given that will the 3Oth day of
~ August, A. ID. is75. at the hour Of O'Clock p NJ
day the north door Of the Court House. in the
ty Of Troy in Donipan County State Kansas offer for
sale at public auction for cash. the following described
real estate wit Lot three 81 in Block nine 9l and
Lot seyen "a in Block twenty t and the north half of
Lot one G Block six 6) all in the of Severance
In Donphan County State Of Kansas Taken as the uro
perty Of John Kilkenny and offered for sale to the high
est bidder cash to satisfy certain judgment and costs
now of record in the District Court Donphn County
in the State Of in which westhemer Rrothers %
DlaintifF- and John Kilkenny is defendant
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of July A. d. Is7s
THOMAS J. VANDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Doniphau County.
july - 1ssj-Jw. Prs fee 90
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SheFiH-S Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, lss
DONiPHAN COUNTY, :"

Do1IFnaS oAr SC coHSTS NNYSNS IS.
In the District Court for Donphan County State Kansas
Joseph Roper and I
ID. l. Nesbit,
Partners = Roper 4 Nesbit, Plaintiffs.
Mary \. Roundy, J Defendant
NOTICE is hereby given. that will ON the 2I lav Of
~ August, A. ID. IS1j at the hour of O'Clock T. NJ
of said day, at the north door of the Court House
city Of Troy in Doniphan County. State Kansas
for sale at public auction for the following described
real estate 10 wit The southeast quarter of the south
EAST quartsr of section twcutysrvcn D in township
four 90 of range twenty t2 containing forty
also the southwest of the south west fractional
quarter of section twenty 26 in township four 90 sf
range twenty Ell contanin. twenty nine
less also the southeast Of the Onehalf Of
the southeast quarter of section twcntyscvcn 5) u
township four t of range twenty ell containing
and one half lcSall in DOniphan County
State of Kansas Taken the property nj Mary \. Rou
dy and offered for sale the highest bidder cash
satisfy certain judgments and costs the
District Court for DonPhan County in the State Kan
in which Joseph Roper and II. L. Nesbt partners
Roper Nesbit, are plaintiffs and Mary \. Roundy
defendant
Given under my hand this sh day of June. \. D. ISIS
THOMAS j. NANDEISLICE.
Sheriff OF Donphan County.
July l. lsII-Jw. Prs fee Sl3JO.
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e We this week commence the publication
Of the proposed Constitutional Amendments, to
be voted upon in November. We suppose we
differ with majority of the people of the State
on this question, as We have no doubt the amend
ments will be adopted, as a supposed measure of
reform. We believe it would be better for the
State to retain annual sessions of the Legislature
We shall give some of our reasons for this belief
hereafter
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-29

r. The Kansas City Times says that Col. d.
r. Anthony cannot be raised to a sitting posture
without fainting away, and that he is lowering
between life and death. The Lawrence Journal
says it has heard nothing of the kind. A promi-
nent citizen of LeavenwOrth, friend of Antho-
ny's, told us about the same as the Times states
but short time ago, and gave it as his opinion
that Anthony could not get well. He deserves
to live, for the pluck he has shown, leaving out
every other consideration.
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~ The second number of Wide AWake Cd. 10th
rop Il Co, Boston) surpasses the initial number
Rosster Johnson, the compiler of Osgood's '.Lit-
tie Classics" has an excellent story. Three ID.
DIS are represented by contributors The seri-
ais grow in interest, aud there is evidently first
class work upon every page.
We predict for this new Juvenile steady
growth inwardly and outwardly.
Price 200 per annum. ID. Lothrop & Co., 3S
and 40 Cornhill, Boston.
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For Sale.

rNHE following described real estate, improved: The
southwest quarter OF section = and the southeast
quarter Of section township range 20 also the north
east quarter Of section township range also. 5
tion -. township 4, range %
Terms to purehasers-Part payment received in stock
If desired Apply To ED HOVRRSOy
July 29-3w Four m,les .outh of Troy
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Notice..

Two the Saint Joseph and Denver City Railroad Compa
u NY and all others interested: Take notice, that
the Sd day Of September, 1878 at O'Clock p. NJ Com
missoners appointed by his Honor L. Hubbard Judge
of the District Court for Doniphan County Kansas will
proceed to ascertain the land taken by said Railroad Com
fo right of through the southeast quarter Of
section lj in township of range 81 in said County be-
longing to the undersigned James f. Dryden and ap
praise the value of the land taken and the
damage done said southeast quarter by such
taking. JAMES Z. DRYDEN.
By PRICE & HEATLEY and 4. PERRY,
His Attorneys
July % ls75-5w. Prs fee s6
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Ten Grants property in the suburbs of St Louis is
assessed at slO3 The old Dent place which has
INTO his hands has lately risen in value by railroad
and Is worth seOOOOO. His houses Long Branch
are good property, and at South Chicago there are
several valuable acres Of his and paying investment
WashingtOn.-Erprcss
Something must be done to save that man
from coming to want. Remember, he sacrificed
an office, the salary of which he so much needed.
in order that the people of the United States
should not be without n President
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-29

Il A literary thief, signing himself George
Armstrong" imposes poem, as original, upon
the Chicago Inter Ocean, entitled "The Beautiful
Dead" Except the heading it is stolen bodily
from John B. Dillon, of Indiana, who wrote it
many years ago, under the title Burial of the
Reaufifnl
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n Grants sOn-in-law, Sartoris, had boxing
match at Long Branch, few days ago, with an
American-Italian, and got badly knocked ont of
time. The Democratic papers are better pleased
over it than anything that has happened since
the battle of Bull Run.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-29

II William Allen, of Ohio, says that he has
been a greenback man ever since an old friend of
his in Greece, named Lycurgus, enacted law
for specie resumption, which utterly disgusted
him with the whole theory.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-29

~ What does the COncordia Empire mean, in
speaking of the situation in Doniphan County,
when it says the Western Counties, that suffered
last Winter, should send corn for scornG Has
the Empire any idea of the large amount of re-
lief contributed by DOniphan County to the West,
Does it call that scornl
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-29

B DR.. l. j. Slime, somewhat notorious In
del lecturer, of the lliterate sort, was arrested
in Leavenworth, the other night, in the act of
stealing chickens, as we learn from the CONNER
ciaL. Stine may be too much for the Lord. but
he can't fool the Leavenworth police
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-29

D> George t. Anthony writes over column
in the Leavenworth Commercial, in defence of
the fraud called the State system of taking the
census, by which perhaps fully One-third of the
population is left out. He proves his position
conclusively by intimating that he organized the
system. That ought to satisfy any reasonable
man.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-29

q The Ohio Democracy are playing the role
OF the temperance lecturer, who carried con-
hrmed sot around with him. to serve as a fright
ful example. Senator Thurman is stumping the
State, denouncing the infamies of rag money ad-
Vocat eS, and Gov. Allen serves as the friebtful
=
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-29

n An exchange notices that the editor of the
Atchison Champion has gone out the Central
Branch Road to Wetmore. Is Atchison so crowd
ed, that there isn't room for him to do that in
town.
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Order Of Publication.

Of0ef OIL FuDlIcdtiOn.
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District the
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan County
Powell Crosey Plaintiff.
Thomas ii. Page and
Mary T. Page, Defendants.
THNO THOMAS II. PAGE AND MARY E. PAGE. de-
II PENDANTS in the above entitled action: Take notice
that have been sued in the District Court in and for
Donphan County, State of Kansas by the above named
plaintiff; and that unless demur To the said
petition of plaintiff fled against yon in said Court
before the 9th day of September 1873 the said petition
will be taken true and judgment rendered against
the of s405 and interest from the 10th day
of July 1 at 10 per per and 80 for attor
neys fee for fOrecOsing mortgage and decree for the
foreclosure and sale Of Lots and In Block G. in Small
woods Addition To the town Of Wathena, IN Duniphan
County Kansas and proceeds of the sale to be applied
payment Of the said sut attorneys
said and interest and execution for the balance if
any there be. y. B. WOOD
Attorney for Plaintiff.
July ., ls754w. Prs fee. -.
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Final Settlement.

UyO Creditors xnd al others interested in the Estate of
III Daniel S. ChsPson, deceased You are hereby noti-
fed that will make nal settlement Of said Estate with
the Probate Court Of Donphsn County State Of Kansas
on Monday the 9th day Of August 1875 o'clock p NJ
Troy July 6, 1915
JOHN A CHAPsOS, Executor.
July g, l5I5-4w- Prs fee 81.
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Attachment Notice.

d. $ Sergeant, Plaintiff.
John sittler. defendant
Complainf in Attachment Plaintiffs demand Twenty.
five Dolsrs and Ninety Cents
NTOTICE il hereby given. that the 3Oth ay of June
~ Is15 p SoPeT. Justice of the Peace Of Centrr
township Doniphzn County, Kansas issued an order Of
attaehmsnt in above named ease for the sum Of
~ five doIlars and ninety and that said cause will
be heard on the 81 day Of August Is75 ten clock
ID. 5. SERGEANT, Plaintiff.
July Is, Is75-3w. Prs fee -.
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Attachment Notice.

CIV Gedultig, Plaintiff.
GeOrssClem. }DefendAnt.
CoupI,int in Attachment Plaintiffs demand One HIM
dred and Twenty seven Dollars
NOTICE is hereby given that the 10Th day Of June
~ Is75 p s Soper, Justice Of the Peace Of Centre
Townshp Doniphan County Kansas, issued order Of
attachment the above for the Of hundred
on the I'd day Of August Is7J, at ten o'clock A NJ
e. W. GEDULTIG Plaintiff.
July Is Is75-3w. Prs fee 81.
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II Major VIM. II. Forbes, represented as one
of the few honest Indian Agents, died at Dakota,
few days ago. He died poor. This was the
same Forbes who sent his forces South to take
the fnrts
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-29

u The raw fur and skin crop of Northern
New York, this year, sold for s43,33o. Why, in
Southern New York, in Brooklyn alone, it was
sIOO,OOOi
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BUFFALO ROBES WANTED
Proposed Amendments

To the Constitution of the State Of Kansas submitted
by the Legislature at its last session for the ratif
cation or rejection Of the electors Of the State at
the merit general election,
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Attachment Notice.

f.M Tracy Plaintiff.
William Blair Defendant.
Complaint in Attachment Plaintiffs demand, Thirty
DoliaFs and Fifty Cents
NOTICE il hereby given that the 9Th day Of July
~ l-75, j. r. Ham Justice Of the Peace of Centre
Township, DOnphan County, Kansas issued order Of
attachment in the named for the thirty
and 0lOO dollars and said will be heard the
2lst day Of August Is7J. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
r NJ. TRACY, Plaintiff
BY W. ID. wEBB, his Attorney.
July Is Is75-aw Prs fe -.
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Attachment Notice.

+. NJ Tracy and
ID. VI. Parker.
Doing business under the firm
of
Tracy & Parker Plaintiffs
William Blair Defendant.
Complaint in Attachment. Plaintiff Demand Five Dol
lars and Ten Cents.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the 9Th day Of July,
~ l-j, j. f. Hampson Justice the Peace Of Centre
Township Donphan County Kansas issued an order Of
attachment in the above named for the Of i've
and lOl dollars and that said will be heard
the 2lst day of August, lS55. at II O'Clock. \. VI.
TRACY & PARKER, Plaintiffs.
BY W ID. WEBB their Attorney.
July H. Is1j-iw Prs fee g.
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Attachment Notice.

G. Il Bickford and
d. G. Sinclair,
Partners doing business under the
firm name Of
BckfOrd 4 Sinclair, Plaintiffs
John Sittler, Defendant.
Complaint in Attachment Plaintiffs demand, Twenty.
three Dollars and Thirty five Cents
NOTICE is hereby given, that the JOt day of June
~ leIJ, p s. Soper Justice OF the Peace OF Centre
Township Doniphan County, Kansas issued order OF
attachment in the above named for sum Of
twenty three dollars and thirty five cents and thar nil
e1se viii be heard the Sd day OF August ISIS at ten
BICKFORD SINCLAIR, PLAINTIFF.
July IL, l5a0-3w. Prs fee, "a.
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PATRIOTS IN CoUScIL-The Bankers Ccnven-
tion met at Saratoga, last week. and adopted the
following resolutions:
Frst-FavoriDg immediate resumption, and calling upon
every citizen to hasten the day when promise OF the
Government to pay dollar should be redeemed IN COIN
SecondCalling for the repeal of the tax on banks
Third-Crgng Congress to issue coupon bonds IN eA-
change for registered bonds of the same
FOurth-Demanding the abOshment Of 2 cent stamps
checks snd vouchers.
Fih-FavOrng the permanent organization OF national
banks.
Thomas f. McGrew, of Springfield, ILL.,, offered
the following resolution, which did not receive
much favor:
Reolred That the opinion of this Convention that
approved July 14h 1875 ought TO be amended so as 10
provide for the gradual contraction Of all legal tender e
cuatiOn and that the time of resumption be extended 70
the LIST of July 1885 afford time for the business ot
the country adjust itself to the changes without sud
den fall Of general prices.
The resolutions are reasonable, and, consider
ing the hardships the money sharks have snffer-
ed, are very mild. Now, they want to send n
large committee of their wealthiest members to
interview Grant, so that their modest and self
denying requests may be Incorporated into the
Republican platforms, next year!
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m NIV NtENN IWUTI IUI A1VlITaIal
George II. Hall,
W. b. Craig.
John l.. MOtter,
Obe. Craig,
George W. Barr, &
IL. II. Butterworth,
On behalf of themselves and Of
all the other Bondholders and
other persons who may come in
and take part in this eOntrover-
81. or avail themselves of the
benefits of this suit,
vs..
The Saint Joseph and Topeka
Railroad Company and.
.Inhn Cnlhann-
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Quarterly statement

Of Balance in County 7reaswy-July "a, 1875
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Sherif,s Sale.

fT.ATE 65A,TT,S OF eGTA4T KAHsAs' 'ss.
le District Court fo- DoniDhan Counfv STATE of
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