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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

Y In the rush of consequent upon the election
we have late in getting paper out for several
weeks past and failed make mail connections with
several of the post Offices thus delaying the paper from
subscribers for several days After this week, shall
be ON time again and subscribers will receive the
per promptly.
HoILowAY's PILLS OrSrMEsT.-we stand aghast at
the thousands hourly hurried premature grave vic
tins having neglected the first symptoms Of disease
Whether tie complaint originates in the body or be in
troduced accidentally through the skinata results
may be wared of by timely to one or both OF
these medicines. IS cents per b.x or pot.
TICKETS New that the election is and while the
matter fresh in the minds of ALL candidates and others
who ordered tickets should call and pay for the
We speak of this because it is matter that is apt to be
neglected especially by those who have been defeated
The longer ii is delayed likely it will be to be
forgotten.
~ See advertisements elsewhere in this paper OF the
.od reliable Beatty Pianos and Organs. Being the only
agent ever in the County dealing direct with anufactur-
err and getting full instead of half commissions can and
will afford to sell cheaper than ever known here before
Come and see, and bay the best
s r. SHEPHERD.
~ An even 500 votes polled at Troy on Tues
day. The following Township officers were elected
Trustee-R ". Steele
Clerk-D. p Carpenter.
rreasurer-H. c. wykert.
Copstables-Frank Berry n. C. Bailey.
MuLixERY-Miss Melvin, late of New York. now OF
Foster. Store Atchison will be at the Highly House in
Troy on Thursday November 9th. and remain for lew
DAYS with full line of millinery goods, trimmed and
untrimmed and Bonnets Ladies are all invited to
call.
20 One Of our city subscribers having had cali frcm
chicken thieves has arranged so a. to give the
al l,a,rar -
man with his full IL shot will present SONY
pec,acle one of days in Troy Look out for fun
T.uor sHor-Troy is last supplied with a tailor
Mr. Charles Stuart whose advertisement Will be found
this issue Give him call and il found 10 be goo"
workman, make it his advantage to -emain here
1f a,ybodr in this County failed to vote it vas
t,nI, w. ,rinted 1895 tickets. of about thirty
r,,,t forms This would be just about ten tickets for
every voter in the County
Rev. Frank O. Osborn CEpiscopalian,I will preach
AT the Presbyterian Church in Troy on Monday
November 18th.
rg Cy Leland preparing to 60 into the corn 'n'i
ness largely He erecting immense corn near
ahe depot
n M Rasland. father of Mrs c. Leland aied I'D
Platte County. Missouri, last week
r=col Johnston will not take charge of the Post
.1foe un til the 5ih of March.
Lock Prices.
Imperial Tea. IS cents per pound
Imperial Tea 80 cents
oolons Tea IS cents "
.Ispap Tea IS cents
At BIcKroRD & SIScLAIRs
rgFOr dry goods. groceries, boots, shoes hats caps
Sc, 60 to the store of
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND CO.
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- supply ofPoice Judges Blanks just printed ar
for sale at this office
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Ds.ipS..Rs...

Barney ODrisceI Esq, coming down the rail road In
company with Joshua Saunders to the speaking
day night fell intoa eayte guard striking his face
the SILL racfuiing the azar bane of his Mr. Sam
ders conveyed him home Drs. Sawyer and Welsh
called and found the Major sue ring good deal with
his lace very much swollen. Proper adjustment
made oil the fracture and snodynes administered rested
very well at night; next morning swelIng considerably
reoneed; feit some better IL rather sad affair but
hope TO -ee him again soon
Ai'ei ID Smith. Of town. while listening to the
speaking Saturday night struck the head with
e"o by one Robert Ray. lcolerei) which made ugly
""uha. Ii seems from what the negro it
intended f"r Smith, but for wells Ray call ed
on snith and asked his pardon aud he mide
the mistake.
onr fellow tovDsman and clever postmaster, Charles
hucs has added to his list of clerks Charles Augustus
Ferdinand kncs He is Of German plrentas does not
seem to understand particular language but when
ms wants are not responded To- he gets howl which
is generally understood by every He is Of late orr
gin; his birth dates from the Centennial X,vem
Der 4th
DR. Sawyer tells that broad smile was again
upon the face Of Adam Brenner last Monday November
9Th on account Of the arrival of another daughter
Hazsel Prick ESQ., and family arrived home. Monday,
from Philadelphia, Pa where they had been visiting
friends.
Father Leak preached excellent sermon Sunday at
the NJ L. Church.
The frequent showers making fall wheat look we'll
Jerry James has taken the to build the ferry
boat that 10 to transfer all the defeated candidates to the
island. After the election, shall be able to give the
names Of the voysgers, with their rank and title.
JONATHAN.
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Notice by Publication.

Notice by Publication.
In the District Court Second Judicial o.
Safe Of Kansas, sitting within anu Tor pohiPnah o'
Joseph W. Collins, Piainnn.
Theodore Collins.
Hannah Taylor. and
X. Il. TAYLOR her husband,
Mary J. Mansfield. and
John 5. Mansfield her husband.
VIM T. Collins.
Charles Z. Collins.
Margaret Wells, and
James 5. Wells. her husband
Daniel Collins and
James Collins, J DeiendahIs'
yYNHEOnORE COLLINS. William I. Collins paaiei
IL Collins. and James Collins. non residents Oh tne '
Kansas Yon and each of will take nctier thi
have been sued by Joseph W Cdllns. IN the ae,nee
tied action in the District Coart Of Draipnsh Coun
kAnsss that b, ilr,. hs petition in said action IN su
Court, the sd day OF Octnber. A. ID iso anu .ns H
~i petition before the 9th day OF De
ccnlr ID Ie56 said petition will be taken as true,
III be in said action agalnstyou
tor the Partition the following described lands si'
III ppniphan County Kansas. tosh: Tue soa.-e ~
quarter If s-eton twenty two tsl, in township t"o
OF range twenty 2GI and the interest oil esch party,
plantih and defendants. herein. be set apart 10 MN
her IN >eNeray IL Partition of said land eahh' W
made then that said land he sold and the prOcees DC
brought into Court and apportioned among the parties
b. A. SEAvER
Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest: FRANK Brown, Clerk.
oc,. s6-4w Prs fee. sis-5o.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

~ II ANYBODY in this County failed to vote il vas
not our fault We printed 1885 tickets of abont thirty
aireut FORMS This would be just about ten tickets for
every voter in the County
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09
Sheriff. Sale.

SuCEAu y S6Iee
STATE OF KANSAS Ice
DoyrPHAS COUNTY S.
In the District Court for Donphan County State of
James Gilbert Plaintiff
Wendell Brown and Z
Barbara Brown, Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given that will on the I,th i,v nj
~ November, A d. ie76 at the hour of two clock p
NJ Of said day at the north Of the Court House. i'm
the city Of Troy IN Doniphan County Of
tc1bed real estate To wit: Commencing at the north
west Of the north quarter Of section tbre IA
IN township hye 3d. Of range twenty (i thence run
3S rods and twentyone and three fourths C2if) ak.
three t&p rods and three aud onefourth @ links thence
east seventy seven tn rods thence north section line
to northeast corner Of said quarter secon along the
section line hundred and sixty so rods thence west
on township line to place 81 beginning Containing
bundr-. aud fortyeight and thirty nine hnndredths
u4s 3slool acres in DoBphan County State of Kansas
Taken the property 81 Wendell Brown and Barbara
Brown and ofere for sale to the highest bidder for
To satisfy certain udgmeht AMI Of record IN
the District Court for Donphan County. In the STATE
Kansas. In which James T. Gilbert b plaintiff and Wen
deli Brown and Barbara Brown defendants.
Appraised at 81. 10000
Given under my hand. this 10th day Of October A. D.
ie76.
THOMAS J. vANDERsLICE
Sheriff Of DoniphsD County.
October u is's-5w Prs fee els.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

~ new invoice of Mems and Boys boots chca
they be found in the west, at Van Buskirks.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

~ Good white flannel. only s5 cents per yard, at
Van Buskirks
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~ Rev. Frank o. Osborn, (Epscopaiiahl VIII pre"'"
at the Presbyterian Church, in Troy on M"ndAs
November 18th.
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AYERS
Catlnal.tic Pills.
For all the Purposes Of a Family PhySiC,

consrnia pargaive yet perfected Their effects abnn
dainty show how much they excel all other Pills They
safe and pleasant :" take but powerful cure They
purge out the foul humors of the blood they stimulate
the sluggish or disordered into action and they
mpart health and tone To the whole being They cure
not only the day com amt, of every body for
midabe AMI dangerous diseases Most sklful phy
most eminent cergymrn aud best citizens send
cates cures performed and great benefits they
derived from these Pills They the safest aud best
physc for children because mild well a. eftectual
Being susarcoated, they easy ts take; aud being
purely vegetable they entirety harmless.
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AGENTS.

BATES LOCKE "a Park Row New York.
s. NJ PETTENGlLL & CO.. 81 Park Row New YORK.
GEORGE p. HOWELL & CO., 20 Park Row, New York.
HOWELL & CHESMAN, st. Louis, Mo-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09
OK - 0r77 a Week TO Agents Samples FREE
pCO IUph 20 yICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
Centennial Reduction
Ia Advertising,

Three thousand two hundred and fifty dollars worth OF
wspsper advertising publishers schedule Civ
for $500 and three months accepted in pa
from advertisers of printed list giving
Name Character Actual Daily and Weekly Circg latun
and Schedule Rates of Advertising. free to any ad
dress. Apply to
GEO. p, ROWELl & CO.,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

600 yards good Canton Flannel. SIC. per yard.
1000 " yard Idle Domestic. &C. per yard.
1000 - heaviest ma lie DC. per y d.
900 - Sc. per yard.
1000 - bleached. clear of starch,
Dc. per yard.
$50 yards iasScrtUil best Dress Goods offered
where, at lOc per yar,l: regular price, 2Jc.
SEQ yards tassrTrrd best Dress GO1s offered
where, at lie. per yard regular price, Doe.
200 yards g"ihuIiNed Water Proof GOc. per yard.
3Cc0 yards standard Prints, &c. Ter y.id wholesale
pTicr.
The best all wool CasSnc:es made IN the " est 81
per ward
Good all wool Red Flannel. lsc. per ward.
81 90 buys Iar at double hsi-ule buif Shoes:
Regular pricr sl.JO.
SIS buys pair If wtmans double halfSoe calf front
Sh"csi regular price. - 10.
- 90 bays Irir { woman drubehalf sole, all calf
Shoes regular price, $3.50
SJ0 buys pair If kid faxed CATERS regular
price, - 90
81 d buys pair mans double halfsule Serge Cal.
tiers; Tsaular price, sl..5
81 80 buys pair Of the SAME regular price, - co.
$50 buys pair ul mems v!rlc stick. doubehalfsue
Boots snlI for less s. and for s3s5 pair
of mems d0ublehats"le. whoestock Boots every part
made by han,.-nsver pair or them bat felt
happy.
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DIED.

In TROY November 7th 1876 minutes past o clock
A NJ Mr., EIuABErH LEAK wife Of Rev. W. l. Leak.
Her character is summed mp in few words; loving
mother and devoted Christian
Reasieenaf Ckrisis.ss 2 Hses.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA

"ye u Rep Dr. Rirers Of the learned eloquent
ana popular Hinisers Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
and rho at present stationed at Broodcay Church Louis
rifle, Ky.:
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Van 3 uskirk

Read all specials in this column He has been getting
great bargains.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

r Cy Leland is preparing to 60 into the corn p"si
ness largely. He is erecting an immense corn cru He'
4 he depot
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

NOTICE is hereby given that will the 18th dsy Of
~ November A. ID. l-16. the hour of clock p NJ
OF SAID day at the north door the Court House in the city
q" TRY IN DsniphaD County State Of Kansas sale
al public auction for cash the following described real es
tate U" Wiz All that portion of the quarter
o section twenty six 5D in township four 90 Of range
z east lying the D.rth side East Brush
creek and more particularly described follows: Com
meHeihg sixty o rods from the of said
quarter section thence running north the line
SAID quarter section To the north Of aid
ter section thence west the lire quarter
section 10 the centre Of said East Brush Greek theme.
down said East Brush Greek point opposite place
Of BEGINNING thence east to the place Of beginning
DoniPhan County Stat. Of Kansas Taken the prop
erty Of Jonathan Rigby aud sale the highest
bidder for cash To satisfy certain Judgments costs
Of record in the District ounty
the of Kansas wheh the St Jo-sph and Kan.
Loan and Building Company is plaintiff and
Eigby ct al defendants
Appraised at $4,000.
Given under my hand. This 18th day of October A. d.
Is76.
T. j. VANDERSLICE.
Sheriff Of DoBiphan County
October 10 Is76-5w. Pr. fee SIS
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
REWApE OF COI'STEPFEITS

II Pure Cider vinegar At Bicktord 8 SINCLAIR.
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N.vC..a.. New Coed. .

C. F. vanBuskrk has just filled his house full of
goods which he offers bottom prices He has every
thing from hair pin to suit of clothes and doesn
propose be undeisod. One and all come and him.
No trouble to show goods.
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COMPLETED JUNE 10Th, 1876.

q 1920 for barrel of Salt. at Noyes & Co.'S.
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Shcrin,s Sale.

ROBERT FLICKINGER
Oct %, ls.b.A3w- County Treasurer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-12-21

Allow me, in conclusion, although not called
for by your request, to express the hope Ihat' py
adopting the principles Of Civll Service no orm'
by making the tenure OF az Federal oihcers de-
pend nj on good behavior and not on poiIlcai
opinion by providing that no ofhcer snail DO us,
missed except for causei both parties IN our coun-
try may remove from our Presidential elections
that which make them 80 dangerous namelythe
fact that political change In the Presidency Is
followed by whatthe N, Y. Nation properly calls
the most cruel, undeserved and excessive punlah'
ment TO thousands Of families, namely with
drawal Of their means of support, often as now
in the hardest OF times
Yours respectfully, .
GEO. HoADLY.
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2I, IBIO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-05
A New Years Diary.

detroit Free Press, Dec. Sl.l ''.fs.
A large number OF the young men O
Detroit will to-day purchase diaries fol
1876, and tomorrow they will take VI
their pencils with firm determination to
keep track OF every day in the year
Every young man should keep diary
When he is old and grey, his grandchild.
rem will fish il out Of the rag.bag, and
find it more valuable than gold or silver
There is no set style Of jotting down
thoughts and events, but perhaps it may
be we'll 10 give the record OF 1876, as taken
from the pOcket.diary OF an average
"JGn. Wont to see my girl. Shall
leave off swearing, drinking, euchre,
smoking, chewing, being out nights,
betting, going to the opera, and shah try
to save $4,000 this year"
"Jdn. Went TO see my girl. Lost n
box OF cigars somewhere"
"FSb. 1-Won S25 betting on dog
fight. That's the way to scoop em. Am
trying to get along on fifteen cigars per
day. Went to see my girl. She says l
shouldn't swear" $780,.
"April 2O-WtnttO see my girl, Moth.
ing new"
aJHy 4-This is the glorious 4th."
".Sept. Went to see mygirl.'
"Mor. 1l-GloriouS weather. Went 10
see my girl"
"Dce. This is the LIST of December"
"Dec. 25-This is Christmas" Z. s,
"Dec: 3l-This is the last day ofthe
year, must commence tomorrow to
save money and break of my bad habits.
Went to SEQ my girl last night, and made
her happy by telling her that was going
to save $4,000 next year.
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WASHINGTON.
The Safe Burglars.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 4.-Col.
dmbus Alexander and other citizens in
tercsted in the prosecution Of the so-called
safe burglars intend 10 ask the pas.
sage by Congress Of 4 special statute, SO
that the statute Of Limitation will not
run in this case. NJ. O
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BLEEDING FROM LUNGS, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION.
A WONDERFUL CURE,
ROCHESTER,, N. II, Jan. lSlh,


Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, n. ":
Dear Sir:-I had suffered from Catarrh
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A POINT OF LAw.-An excited indi'
vidual, with a bloody nose, rushed, ycstcr'
day, into a lawyers office, threw his hat
into a corner and himself into chair,
and breathlessly said: "Can man sue
me for $3.50 damages for telling him he
didn't have sense enough to frame new
constitution for the State% s.s,.,...
Certainly he can" responded the law
yer.
"After he had banged me in the nose
and kicked me inthe abdomen, and told
me was blue.eyed penitenlary out
cast, before whole crowd, and bank
rupt body snateher, then can he sue me
for damages, too, and attach my home
steadr
eyes, observed the man of law, "and
he can have you hauled up before the
Recorder and have you fined for using
abusive and insulting lahgliage besides
"Well, then,n said the unhappy man,
as he applied his handkerchief to his
nose and pulled his hat over his brow,
"the next time vote for Constitutional
convention to accommodate tho Demo.
cratic party, l guess she will know it,
that's all" "
~ gness she will" unused the lawyer
as She shut the door.