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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-14

The REBEL FLAG FLYING.-A thoroughly ro
liable business of Harrisburg, whnse affairs
called him to Hagerstown, Mar, land, on Satur.
day last, found the rebel hags flying, th. Demo
Gratis cheering for JEFF DAVIS, SiOncwali Jackson,
r. Z. Lev, the Black Hor.e Cavalry aud The
Southern Conf-,leracy. A Union man's life de-
pc, drd upon h.s SILENCE. How do Democrats
who are also Union men, like to have this condi.
tion If things existing 20 near the capital ol
P.nusylyania as Haze. to Anf Do they not see
To- y hat lengths the worst element Of the part
is teldIngf Are they prepared To foilow!-Har
risbarg Telegraph.
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Notice OF ApPlicatiOn to Sell
Real Estate.
Estaie Of Abj.h wheeler, dseessed.

Est.te Of Abijah Whesler dsoeesed-
SyOTICE b hereby Eives. thse the seh dag o( De-
~ cemler A. D. 1870. the npdersigned Aaninistrster
said Estate died petition With the Probate Court of
Doniphan County Kans>s asking Authority sill the
following described real estate for the puspsr of paying
indebtednes. Of said Estsfe VIII The half u
the south quarter Of s-etsa ss tDwp-
ship Cl range twenty. cd contanng eighty tso
situated in L~avenuorth County. Kansas also
Lt- thrre ~ four ~ dve ts lsI ~ eight tsD
nine t9) ten. u0D Apd elesea D In Bck seven, t in
Yermans Addition to the town Of Dsnipha, D,aiphsn
County Kan.as: and thzs te hearing of sxA pton h.
been @ Monday. the istb day ef DecenIsr issS a
10 ei.ck A n, sf said day.
Troy. Kznaaa Deeenber lssG
q. b. WHEELIR,
AdDiaiseSusor 0f aid Esssss.
Dseeass J. lsse -..-..... Py's =. a..
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a The St. Louis Republican tells of an old
woman in that city who lives in t""l-chesf.
Doubtless the old woman once better days.
but was chiseled and g"ug-d ont of her means
by some scribe or i'harsee. who sought to c"ni-
pass her destruction, until her n"se has BEEN
brought to the grindstonr; and now she lives in
plane style, with never a bit of luxury-not even
. rsbbet OF a plumb pudding. But SHE must
brace mp against suffering, for the coming Winter
augsrs evil for her.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-14

Missouri, ONE FOR HAYEs.-D. N. Frost, one
or the D-u.cratic Electors in Missouri, Is a grad
nate of West Point, aud served in The rebel army.
He is disqualified, under the Constitution of the
United States, from serving - . Presidential
EIector. Mr.. Steifel, his Republican opponent,
claims that he WAS therefore elected. The other
Democratic elrctois refused to recoyniz. him.
whereupon he organized. cast his vote for H ayes
and Wheeler. and sent it on. His right to act IL
just clear, jurt and perfect, the right the
OIeg"n man. So that the Oregun fraud Of the
Democrats is chrckm.t.d
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sheriff. Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, L.
COUNTY OF DsSIYHAH.

In Distrct Court for Donpban County State Kanss
GeO's. BietDsli. rl.in,in
A. n Kendall, }D.se.d.p.
NOTICE hersby given that will on the aod day Of
Decrmb~r A. ID. 1876 as the hour Of two oclock p
NJ Of ssd day at the North donr of the Hause
the city Of Trny in Doniph.n Couuty stass of Kansas
ansr for sale. at public suction for cash. the following
described real estate Wit L,ts "a aud t5 Ia
Block C In the II JsverAnc1 also Lot nne
~ and ten ie in Block ave t In Cionehs Addition
the town of Severance all Ia Dniph IN County Kins
Taken the property of A. n Kendall and offered for
sale 10 the highest bidder for cxsh satisfy
Judgment and cts Ut in the District
"r D'niphzn County. In tho State Of KAn.as in which
G-orge Bicknell IL Plaintiff aud A. " Kendall is De-
f-ndznt.
Given under my haad this alst day Of Nnvembsr A. D.
iel6 T.J.VANDERSLICE
- Sheriff vi Doniphzn Csuasy-
November q fs76-5v. Pr.'a fee SO 50.
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INAUGrRATION DAY.-A prominent Republi
can Senator fron the S"uth says that, for one.
he Intends tn urge the inauguration of Gov
Hayes Tin he Is declared el-cted) at noon nn
Sunday, March 4, when President Grants tern,
expires. He takes the view thar in the present
excited state of the public mind il will not 4" {"
have an intrregnnm Of even twenty fonr hours,
when the cnnnfry wonld be with"ut u Presi-
'ient.- Washington %. CO. Star.
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u The Chinam-n are rapidly acquiring civil
lied ways. The wife of All Fo"k, nf Nevada. has
eloped with another Celestial. But the d,scou-
solate pig tail eau console himself with th. 70
f-c,ion that his rccreant spouse is unworthy of
All Fook.
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THAT WOULDN'T HELP 1MEM ANY.-The Con-
stiiutIun requires that the sIccessful candidate
>hall receive the Votes of u majority ofthe mhOle
Number Of electors. The whole mnmi,er nf electors
Is 369; maj 'rity is ls5. Reducing G"vern"r
tia. rs' electoral vote. by assassination or other
wise, d.-sn't add to Governor Tild-n',; and il
the latter failed nf majority, before the killing
"f process commenced, he wonld be just as far
from it after IL WAS concluded d.-BosiOa Journal.
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q distinguished author says: II resolved.
when was child, never TO use = word which
c"nid not pr"nnunce before my mother wifheat," !"
&c. Then, we'll bet he never tried ta read to
her the list of killed and wounded in = battle be
tween the Rnssians and Turks.
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II President Grant should announce that twice
two made four, and that In his opinion honesty
was the hest p"licy, the D-mocra'i ic press woui,i
instantly demand where ne found any warran,
Tor such statements in the Constitution.
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Final Settaeament.

Estst- Of T. A Spencer, Deceased.
NoIICE s hereby given. all perssss iuser,.s.a r.,
the Estzte of Z A. spencer, late Of IA-.;-s
Est<s< sith the Probate coart sf ussipSsn c.e
49, o. 4.rd.y, the isth day ef Dseeubsr a ID fs
Troy, kanaza Sovember - l07G
JANE W. sPEkcgR, Aduisistr,a,ax.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, 10.
UOxIPRAx COUNT. So

STATE OF KANSAS 10.
DoxRRAS corxTT. %
In the Danipn County Ssssssf Eassas
csthsrin. T. Murray. PizinsiG
Mary T. Wilson and
Benton Wilson. Defsodasts
NOTICE is hereby given. that will on the IA d.v
~ Of January. A. ID. 1871. tvo s'eiock r n n
.d day at the North door Of the Court Hasss in the
city Of Troy. in Dopiphan County, Of Kansas ar
fer sale at palic saetion. fr cash. des~rb
I'd real estate On wit: The n"rth half the ssuth vess
quarter of section 6s-n, 5j in tswnship four 20 VI
Taken as the property Of Mary z Wilson and B.atoa
Wilson and offered for sale the highest ddsr for cash
to satisfy certain Judgment and csts nov Of record i
the District Court for Daiphsn County tse STATE IL
hansas IN which Csthariue z Murray 10 painti6 and
Mary T. Wilson and Benton wilsou arr defeudAnt.
Given under my hand this 2sth day of Nov,nbrr A ID
H'e- III vANDERSLICE
Sheriff of Doniyhzn County
S"Senoef ~ lsso-Sw Pr. fes Sle
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
An unrivalled Illustrated Magazine.

When scx,sxER i..ned it. f.mou. Mid-nmmer Holiday
Number in July friendly critic said of t We are not
sure but tkaf ScRIBsER has foseAsa ksk raeT mark We
pusiishrrs Do nas essd-r hai they have r-aehr the
aina thuls Il r.ceence-they believe There 9th
The 70 r the new S%. S%. sh. title. of
,s than any Ia'fu5; % ;s sss BY "r'sr' OF
"FOREIGN TRAVEL"
We h.v. "A Winter on the Nile" BY Con- Mcclellan
Sauns-riues Absut Cou-ssstinopls by Charles Dudley
Warner: Ont Of Ny Window AZ Moscow" by Eugene
Schuyler: An American in Turkist>n. ETC. Three
serial stories are annsunced:
"NICHOLAS MINTURN,"
By DR.. HOLLAND the Editor.
whose story of the highest satfactiou
to the rra.i-rs Of the Monthly.
The Of this latest novel laid "n the banks Of the
Hudson. The hero is ,oung man who has been always
iied to romans apron str'ngs but .h" by the death
Of his m,her is IN alone in the .oId. drs on the
An"ther serial His Inheritance. by Miss Traftos.
s %s: assos sss
begun in August has pab"s and dramatic p"wsr which
have been q .nrprise @ the public ,u,
trated papers of Popular Science by Mrs Herrck,-
There % be. frcm ,arious pens. papers on
"HOME LIFE AND TRAVEL
Also practical suggestions {" tawn and country life
village nIpr.v, mrnis etc. By we'll known specialists
Mr.. Barars articles on vari"us industries Of Great
oprratian A Scnttish Lat Factory in the November
number. and Toad Lane. Rchdar. In pec-mber Othrr
paper. are The British wmkingman's Hanie." "A Ma
ton Of shopkrrpers, Haprnny Week for the Child"
etc. etc.
richly illustrated series will be given American
sp"rt BY Eod and Field ty various writers, and each
on a different theme The subject sf
'.HOusehOld and Home Decoration
will hsve prominent place whilst the latest productions
Of American hunoris vil appear from nuth to m"nth
The edii.risi dep.r,men, vim continue to employ the
hl,-ntr tsfl,>a ko> and sws h.
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Notice.

HE 6rn heretofore existing between the u,dersign-
Il ed in the Livery business has been diss.iyed by
mutual cnn.~nt All p~rsons indebted tS the bate hru.
required ts make innedisss s~fleaeot ef their
couhts J. D. HAZEX.
JOHH T. AAuLIk
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Grain Wanted.

AOkk ste n.w yr,pAae. srysy cash fes
have storage for thousand busbels Of rrsis
mission. v0vYS - 1ns,p1o- 49,
white Cloud. Kassas Aug J. is;s-u
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-14

~ THE JANUARY NUMBER of sPrternu's a
Magazine" that paragon Of the iadys books, is out
in advance, and is, think, the u,ost superl,
we have ever There are two brautiful
steel rnyravings. nne of a little girl and water
lilies: the orlier 1.-The Wan,erer," illustrating a
story by Frank Lee Brneslict. The mlrnmnth
color fashion .'lat~ is unusual elegant; il !. a
picture a. well AZ fashion plate. Ia all. there
thirty fashion patterns in the number.
But the great feature is a magnificent col"rrd
pattern of new kind of fancy work, "Ribt,pn
Embroidery" which every lady will bs wild 4"
learn. and which is, besides, the most cnstly en-
h-lislimrnt ever in any magazine. The
stories are even better than usual, and no lady s
hook has such writers as Peterson This mag
azine is cheaper than erer for 1877. Single copies
are two dollars a year, but five copies are sent
for $500. with an extra copy to the person get
ting mp the club, OF copies for $500, with
both extra copy. and the large sized steel en-
craving, "Cornwallis' Surrender" All ars p"s
tage free For larger clabs the prices are eren ior
er. Specimens are sent, gratis, to those wishing
to get mp clubs. Now is the time to get mp climbs.
Peterson" is enptafically the magazine for the
times. Address Charles Peterson. 306 Chest
nut Street. Philadelphia, Pa. The Chief and Pc
ferson will both be sent year for IS 80.
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Notice by Publication.
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan County
Adalne Ford, Plaintiff
Bolivar Bayne,
Mary L. Bayn~
duncan Mcintosh.
James ". Burnrs,
I-k- 4

duncan Hclnt0sh
James n. Burnes
John 7. Krwan. Defendanta.
fuNHE said defendants Bovsr B. BAyne Mary L Bayue
Il and James n Burnes. nr-sdents nf the State sf
Kansas hereby notified that they and mean McIn-
tosh and John 7. kirwan have been in the above
named Court; that the plaintiff. Adane Ford hed her
petition in said Court against you the 18th day Of No.
yember, A d. 1ss6; and you, the said Bolivar g. Bayue
Mary T. Bayne and James ". Burnes must answer .a;d
petition of plaintiff before the eth ay Of January
d. 1871 the petition will be taken true and jndx
ment rendered against the said defendant Bolivar
bayne for the OF thirteen hundred and fty dollars
and interest thereon the Of twelve per cent per
from June Is A. ID. 1875 and the further sun
Of two hundred and eighty six dollars and one cen, for
taxes paid the mortaed premises drscrb
cd and hundred and ffty dollars attorneys fee for
plaintiffs attorney herein; and for the and
half of the southeast quarter of section thirty SIX C6l
IN township two. t2 of range nineteen sl d also
the quarter of the northeast quarter section
"ne in township three 3 south Of range ls,
east all in Doniphzn County. Kansas which mort
gagged 20 the said plaintiff b. the said defendants Bvar
h. Bayne and Mary L. Bayne his wife the pay
mrnt 81 the said sum of money and
tue plaintiff ON Prou,issDry mute execut-d by said Bi-
var Bayne to said plaintiff Adzline Ford the 18th
day f June 4. d. ISIS, and due In ~eve
the date th. r and forecosng and barring all
f the said drfenants and zach Of them In and said
lands above drscribrd. and for costs of suit.
Il. 4. SEAvER
Attorney for PzintI6.
November 70, is!6-lw. Prs. fec SIS.
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q Mr.. Cssnave, of the Lnuisiaua Returning
Board, is an undertaken. The last corpse he
buried was that of an infant named Sammy Til
den.
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A GIFT
For Wife, Brother, Sister,
SwEETHEART.

TIE Git ofa Music Book is als~ays In order; vss
not make more usefNf appropriate presesf.
The ISf"sriHO choice rrorks ~Hdrd aud
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
Before H. " Justice Of the Peace of Iowa Town
ship Doniphzu County. K~nAa~-
James A. Kennedy. Plaintiff
wm p. Griest )Defendant
nN the eth day Of Dccember s7s sad Justice iasued
u order attachment In srtias o;ss ID
The viii be heard bsfore him the 3ssh day of
January, lssI. b. A. SEAvER
PiainlHs 70 Attsrpsy.
December IL ls76-3w. Prs fes q.
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Reliable Eyi1enee.

l7s Baltic 81, Bsooxlrs s. T., Nov. IL 1874
II. x. SIEvENs EsQL:
Dear Sir-Fron personal bensAt received By use. -
we'll fun p~rsonai kn"wledgs uf those vhoSe cures
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the complaints for which il ID cisimei to curr.
JAMES r. LUDLOW.
Late Pastor Calvary Rap. Chureh Sacramento. Cal
vegetine is Sold BY all Druggists.
Q3uov
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ual- from honest well known citizens whose signatures
sufficient guarantee "f their
icne brought conspicn"usy ber. the pubic through
tho flaming advertisements In the newspaper columns
with pr,f of merit genuine II wh.t IL
done should be pzrdoues for mzniiesting sma de-
srss I prs in pTs:sp,Dy the following ,.s,inon.i from
ial pastor Of the S"uth Baptist Church. Boston.
The Tired Body Sues for sleep.
BOsTOS March IS 1874.
ltu- that write To say that your vEGETINE--veu il
], is p.,.n, %sliens-h.. b-sp Of great help 10 me
Either excessive mental vurk unusual
brings upon a nervous exhaustion that desperately
needs slrep but desperately detes it. Might after
night the p.sr tired body for s-~p until the day
dawn il welcomed back and begin work tired
18th suaost iruitirss chase after Now l have
I.iud that little vEGErINE taken just befor. / retire
gives me sweet ana m-tiat. sleep and wt"ut any OF
the evil effects of the usual narcotics thuK thing.
les. work: si-4 little NOR" vEGETlNE Thi. I,* prs
Now have particular hotrcr Of Patent Medic I'M" "
s", st.s Tss SSsSI 81 sTSf afraid 70 tell the
j. s. DIcKERsoN.
Valuable Evidence.
The following un."1ie tied testimonial fry. Rev O. T.
Boston, and at present. sette in Provideuce r. l..
be deemed .. ,r.bl. evidence No one should fail to
experience in the Of vEGErINE in the Rev. Mr
Walkers family. who now prouounce it invaluable:
PRoviDEScr, r. l., lsA Transit Street.
feel bound TO s.p,s:s With ny Signature the high val
il tor the last tw In debility it Is uvAiu
able and rrc.mmeBd il ala Sho may need invgor-
.fing. rrso'aiins tonic w.,rvp
Formerly Psstor Of Bowdoip Square Church, Bosion.
The Best Evidence.
The following letter from Rev E. s Best Pastor Of the
II. Z. Church Nst,ck, Mass. will he read with interest
As nfd n, ,u tf fbS Kew. ~. Nh
, 1876-07-23
TIE QUEEN AT BALN1oRAL.

Queen Victoria, when at Balmoral, is cspe-
cially strong on picuics, going out almost daily
in an open carriage, always with d guard Of
honor, but there is no fuss. An outridcr, a
little in advance OF the Royal carriage clears the
road, and tho Queen goes quietly On her way,
with smile and 4 nod for any who chance to
meet her. But rs O rule she is not intruded
upon when she ventures beyond the Royal do
main, unless on Sunday, and then 1t IS strangers
only who rug after her. The cottagcrs do not
annoy herr and she comes and goes
point OF Keeping. out Of the way when the
white horse Of the outridcr appears in
sfgnt. Should the Queen, however,
Dcc-sidc, ste is defercntia1ly acknowledged.
The Queen and her ladies frequently picnic ia
the woods, or on the hillside, should it BE-
handler. Materials to make fire and cooking
utensils are taken in the carriage, and ten IS
made On the grcensward, and handed around in
rl1stic fashion without any ceremony. At these
afternoon "teas'' the Queen has no special
chair OF honor. Her scatis pretty often on the
stump, Of a tree, with her cup in her hand, or
any other casual rcsting-plaee that turns up con
Vcnlcntly. Excursions are made also to various
places OF interest, and every corrie and glen
wlth,n reach las been visited By the Royal
, 1876-07-23

There we're two Of them (says the Minneapo-
lis Irionne), both young ladies, aud yesterday
they procured an animal which through courte-
81 we will call horse, which was attached
TO low, rattl;nS, but substantial open phae-
toi. Ihcy having been assured that the horse
was as safe and as little liable to be frolicsomc
OF shy as the one which had his eyes picked out
.'onc by one" they stared for pleasure drive
Gown Filth street south. One Of the young la-
DIES handled the ribbons with q grace that would
nave done credit to an elephant at Ks t:erman,''
now clucling like setting hen with one chick
en-. and alternating quick short icrSs o., the bit
Nih that peculiar sapp;ng of the horses ba.ls
WIN the lines which no one but an amateur f.
maze driver can ever hope tn attain to. The
other young lady sraspcd the cushion
hr1nly with one hand and the side Of
tne seat With the other, gathered ready
.o1 spring at moments notice, aud encouras;-
, 1876-07-23
tNDISPUTtBIE EVIDENCE.

] ST. ELMO, Ill.,, July s, 1874.
K. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, n. r.: wish
! to add my testimony to the wonderful curative
properties OF your Alt. Ext, or Golden Medical
Discovery. have taken grsat interest in this
medicine since I first used it. / was badly
Afflicted with dyspepsia, liver deranged and m
almost perfect prostration OF the nervous sys-
ten. SO rapid and comDlctc did the Discovery
ELECT perfect cure that it seemed more like
magic and perfect wonder to myself, and since
that time we have never been without q bottle
OF the Discovery and Purgative Pellets in the
house. They arc solid, sound family physl-
clan in the house and ready at all times to fly to
the relief OF sckness-without charge. We have
never had doctor In the house since we first
began the use OF your Pellets and Discovery.
have recommended the use Of these medicines
IN several severe and complicated cases arisinr
from, as l thought, al impure state of the
blood, and IN no one case have they failed to
more than accomplish oil they are claimed to
10. l will only mention one as remarkable
Though could give you dozens). Henry Hos
ter, furniture dealer, of this place, who vas onc
OF the most pftiful objects ever seen, his face
swollen out OF shape, scales and cruptions With
OUT end, extending to his body, which was COM
pletely covered with b.otchcs aud scales. Moth
ing pnat ne took seemed to affect 1t q particle,
finally induced him to try a few bottles OF the
Golden Medical Discovery, With daily use of the
Iellets, assuring him it would surely cure him.
tic commenced its use some six weeks since.
taking two Pellets each night for week, then
one each night, and the Discovery as directed.
the result IS, to-day his SKINS perfectly smooth,
and the scalT eruptions are gone. He has taken
some seven OF eight bottles in all, and considers
himself cured. This case had baf1led the skin
OF our best hysicians. Mcssrs. Dunsforl &,
Co.. druggists, Of this place, arc selling largely
OF your medicines and the demand steadily in
creases, and they give perfect satisfaction in
every case. Respectfully,
". H. CHAMr11x,
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