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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-03-23
The Topeka Library Aid Association.

~ District Court meets next Monday. The Bal
Docket will be found in this issue.
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have for sale three hundred bushels Of choice Early
Rose Potatoes which offer for sale. Inquire Of
Julius Brown Troy, Kansas ]. B. EEsKrE.
lomarch9w
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Notice by Publication.

In the District Court the Second Judicial District of
the State Of Kansas sitting in and for the County
Doniphan
Two Leditha Vanschorek, Daniel p Cox James r. Cox
Il George II. Cox, and Joseph G. Cox, residents 81
the State Of Kansas Take notice that sth uf
March ls76 the undersigned plaintiff in said Court
sued you. and LaTnda Hammer. Mahala Cox, Howard
Townsend, Harriet Ellen Townsend, Mary F. Townsend
Frank Townsend, Joseph f. Townsend, Charles Town
send, George II. Cox. Richard l. Cox Elizabeth T. Town
send Joseph e. Cox and Elias f. Cox defendants The
petition BY her filed that she the plaintiff is seized
Of undivided half Of the following real estate
in Doniphan County State Of Kansas the east
half Of the sont west quarter Of section In township
south of q east the north half of the soutw
quarter Of the south west quarter Of section in
south. Of range 81 east Lots o. and TO- In Block No
in the City of Troy and Lots and In Block TO- in
the City of Troy that all the other defendants have an
estate in fee simple Of undivided pa-t
thereof EXCEPT Howard Townsend, Harriet Ellen Town.
send Mary +. TOWNSEND, Frank Townsend Joseph r.
Townsend and Charles Townsend whose interest in said
real estate is onshundred and part
each YOu required 10 SAID petition
fore the 26th day Of April l-6 said petition Ia
ken true and Judgment rendered against VOC for par
ttiOn Of said real estate according said respecti
terests for sale of said real estate in partition
cannot be had wiihou; manifest injury.
POLLY cox
By ALBERT PERRY. hsr Attorney
March I6, ls76-iw. Prs fee, elI.jO
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Farmers

DEING in need Of Cornplanters Cultiyators Flows
ID other Agricnltural Implements are inyiteI call
CHAS. Il. KUCHS. Of Donphan. He sells the Moline
Plow Climax Cornplanter. the Advance and Peerless
Cutivator, at prices which defy competition.
mchQtf
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Sensible Advice.

You asked every day through the columns of
papers and by Druggist to something for Dys
pepsa and Liver Complaint that you know nothing about
you get discouraged spending money with but little
Now to give you satisfactory proof that Green
August Flower will you Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint with all its effects such Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache Habitual Costveness, palpitation of the
Heart Heart burn Water brasil coming of food after
eating low spirits etc. ask to 90 to Drug
gist W. p. Russell and get sample bottle Of Greens
August Flower 10 cents and try it, regular size
for IS cents; two doses will relieve you.
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Notice to Builders of Cisterns.
Is REASONS WHY

NOTICE Il hereby given that sealed proposals. will be
reeeivsd BY the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Doniphan County. Kansas. At the Office Of the County
CLERK Of said County TO April 9Th 1876 Of that
day for the building Ok ciseFn in the Public Square
aecoreins to plans ami specifications in said oiiee
he Beard rererve the night 70 reject any and al bids
Attest: CHARLES RAPPELYE
March ., 1e7e-iv. County Clerk
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70 The large arrival of new Flows at
Leland's, will be sold lower than Granger
prices.
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~ This would be . good text far preachers to
preach FROM If they could only take hint and make
proper application of it. See john viii: q:
He that is without sin among you let him nrst cast
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r- DIR. Ashmead, of Troy, has received the appoint
ment of L. S. Examining Surgeon for Pensions
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Notice of Commencement of Suit,
by Publication.

In the District Court the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Kansas sitting within and for Doniphan County.
]. G. Sparks, Plaintiff
James H. Fish Defendant.
THyO JAMES II. FISH the above named Defendant:
ii YOu are hereby notified, that YOU have been 4ucd
by j. G. Sparks the plaintiff in this action and must an
sWer the petition filed By him before the 18th day
April 1870 will be taken true and Judgment r..
against the natHr~ Of which will be herein
after stated On about July Gath l-62 you sold
Samuel the southwest quarter Of section thirty
two township two. range twenty in Doniphan County.
Kansas and in making the deed by mistake IL wit
ten section thirty; afterwards, Warren decided this
land Alexander Swim and Swim and his wife decided IL
~ the plaintiff The nature Of the Judgment will be-
this deed from 10 Warren that in the place
of section thirty IL shall read section thirtytwo and
costs Of suit. W. ID. WEBB
Plaintiffs Attorney.
March 2 lS76-4w. Pr fee, =.
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~ A large lot of new Plows, just re-
ceived at Lelands.
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~ The communication, Out on Fly Is out On
iy until our next issue, with number oil "'ner
= ~ :; - 40 give old man M0wry a chance.
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state seh,oI Fuud.

The March dividend OF the State school fund Is now in
the County Treasury ready for disbursement upon the
orders Of the CoHny Superintendent The fund appor
toned among the several Districts as fOlo~s:
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FOR SALE.
THE CITY HOTEL,
Troy. DOnIphan County. E&ansas.

WILL sell exchange the above named Hotel and
i Furniture for a good Improved Farm other improv
property. This Hotel il located in the best business
part Of CITY, directly opposite the Court House and Il
doing good business. To any wishing into the
Hotel business the opportunity j. rerV JHr0rGr
The Hotel will do a good paying business any
ing the property. Apply the undersigned 81. 10,
srph, Mo-, or Bo,ler Bros. Bankers, Troy, Kansas.
IL. Il. KETCHAN,
Feb. 10. lss6-u St Joseph Mo-
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r95- Letter from Lawrence. communication IRON hurl
Oak and several obituary notices. necessary 20 "
-. - -. .coouut of cur crowded columns.
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On the 24th ult the office Of the American Fxpress
Company DE Witt robbed Of Sed6 Suspirinn M
tache To diss0lute young named J. II. Watson Of
that place who the next day missing He traced
to Clinton, where he WAS nnsh with money He was ar
rested and the company finally compounded the felony
condition that he would return the This Il.
did and said that he had procured key TO the door Of
the office entered when the clerk asleep got the safe
key from the place where the clerk kept it, unoeked the
safe took the reiocked the replaced the KEY
out the d"or and locked it, and prove it he sur
rendered the doorkey He released returned 70
DE Witt where good citizens took in hand
proeured his r-arrest and he lodged in Jail for trial
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In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan County
William L. Challiss, l Plaintiff.
ID. NJ Smith
William NJ Ayres s.
John MeNemes, J Defendants.
THO ID. NJ SMITH Of the above named Defendants
IL You are hereby notified that you have been snsd
by William T. Chaliss the above named plaintiff in the
above entitled action and therein the hale Of the
south quarter Of seetin seventeen township
and the s0uth west quarter
west quarter Of section twentyseven township four
range twentyone. In DOBiphan has been attached "a
property. and you must the petition filed
by him before the 18th day Of April is76. il
will be taken true and Judgment rendered against you
for the Of two hundred and twenty five dollars with
interest thereon at the rate Of twelve per cent from the
18th day Of August isl and costs of suit two pro
ssory notes dated that day for 500 and the Other
for tiz due from date interest at u per er
signed by yourself, w. NJ. Ayres. and John NcNenee
~ W GUTHRIE,
And W. d. WEBB,
Plaintiffs AttOrDeys.
March Is lS16-4w Prs Tee si'.
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Troy, March u, 1876,

4 RUNAWAY CAR-Saturday afternoon, the agent at
Troy Depot undertook slightly shift the position of
fiat car loaded with rock that stood the side track
but as the track slightly inclined, the commenced
going He tried stop 1t by using crowbar but failed
then he chucked rock in front Of the wheels but they
crushed it into small pieces Seeing that the car was
likely to run of of switch in which it would be
thrown crosswse the main track, he thought he would
connect the switch that the front wheels would
the main track and then throw the hind wheels on
so that would be easy work to get the car back Run
ming ahead he shifted the switch but the too fast
for him. and all the wheels got before he could throw
it back The track is down grade almost the whole dis
lance to wathcna and off the went, gathering mo-
mentum every minute. freight train about mile
ahead but the lightning speed at which the fugitive car
was going threatened collision in brief space of time
The hands the freight happened to see and appre
the situation time and succeeded in catching TN
car at Wathena without material damage. There
whistle of the approach Of that car and no brakes
to check its speed.
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Dissolution Notice.

TJNHE partnership heretofore existing between j. J.
II Morris and Alexis Poulrt is to-day dissolved by
tual consent All those indebted TO the late firm will
please settle with Alexis Poulet.
j. j. Morris will be found the old stand with fall
stock of goods in Hardware. Stoves &c, &c.
White Cloud, Kansas, March IS, 1876.
ALEXIS POULET,
l6meh3w. j. j. MORRIS.
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For sale.

II If you you want PURE HEAnLAShi oiI' guy VI
w p RUSSELL Green Front jan -
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u Headlight and Radiant ParlOr Oil, at BiekfOrd
Snclairs
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WINTER Is HEsE.-we have just been experiencing the
first real taste Winter since the opening OF the season
called Winter Saturday night snow set in which con
inued through Sunday covering the ground to the depth
of several inches Monday morning at sunrise on eaeh
side of the sun the atmospheric phenomena com
monty called sundogs" which said to indicate very
cold weather and weather did justice to the theory
Sunday night: Monday, aud to Tuesday noon, there
was good slvighing the first have had during the
Winter We have heard of any who found the shafts
missing when they to drag forth their sleshs.
The weather moderated Tuesday, but snow set IN again
"Wednesday morning. The trains were BACKED on both
the railroads. north and west of here for some hours
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H The Flows just received by Leland
are the best in the market.
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A Span Of No. Mules and a Gore Gang rlo"' AZ my
place four miles south of Severance, Kansas
s3march3mOs. K r. ShOLSAi'
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To LET-Six rOOms-an for IS per monthly
S. r. SHEPHERD.
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SOUNDS FANIIIAR.-An Iowa correspondent Of the ST.
Louis Goe Democrat under date Of March 18th gives he
following. The has a familiar sound about here
Whether it is the person who formerly lived here
cannot say; but the last heard of him last Fall
ward Illinois:
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.-The Goth Annual Kansas
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church held It's
session Lawrence, last week new District was eS
tabshed called the Atchison District. Rev. Z. Holman
is Presiding Elder The following the appointments
for this part of the State:
Doniphan-R. A. Hoffman.
Troy-Supplied by W. L. Leak.
wathena-D. b. Campbell
Highland and White ClOud-L. c. Biggs.
sSeveranoe-H. Moys.
Robinson-B. +. Bowman.
Hiawatha-C L. Shackelford.
Mr. Parett goes to Aeriden, in the Topeka District;
W G. Campbell to Grantvile Mr.. Boucher To Oskaloo-
81; and c. w Wood remains at Wstervillc.
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Dlstriet Csurt, Deniphan Csunty, Kansas.
Mereh Term, A. ID. 1875, Commencing
Monday, March 25fh.
First Day-Aarch "a.
Criminal.

First Day-March "a.
Crininal.
No. l. The State VS.. William A. Harris Murder. W.
ID. Webb and d. n. Johnston for the State: W.
W. Guthrie for defendant
No. 2. The State Henry Roller. Assault with in
tent to kill W. d. Webb for the State; A. Perry
for defendant
No. ,. The State John StilweII Peace warrant W
ID. Webb for the State
NO. T. The State James Barlow. Disturbing the
Peace. Webb for the State; b. A. Seaver for de
PENDANT.
No. 5. The State Thos. +. Simmons. Peace warrant
Webb for the State; b. A. Seaver for defendant.
Nc. The State Charles Marson Webb for the
State
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No. "a. William Weller S. F. Weller ct al Partition
Price Heatiey. and FeutOn Badgley for plain.
TIFF
No. IS. G. W. Pike VS.. A. S. Newlnz. Appeal Brew.
ster for plaintiff; Keith for defendant.
No. Sc. David Fleming ct al Beard Of County Com.
missioners. Appeal Babcock for plaintiffs; Webb
for defendants.
No. ST. 7. F. Simmons Joel Ryan Petition in Error
Seaver for plaintiff.
No. So William Ward vs. ]. C. McCiee and Joel RYAN
Appeal Webb for defendants
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The WOman's Department.

devoted part OF yesterday after
noon TO visit 10 the Woman's Pavilion
You know all about the building, as it
has been repeatedly described and repre-
sentcd by Illustration. Like all other
parts oil the exhibition, il is not yet ready.
There are many vacant spaces that stare
at you, aud there are many showcases
whose principal attractions are the moth
ingness OF their interior. Workmcn are
busy in several localities, and the ladies
in charge OF the place are hurrying about
IN an indefinite sort Of way. ~ though
they have more on their hands than they
can attend to conveniently. State and
national lines are not drawn here very
definitely, though there has been an At
tempt to put things from certain coun.
tries where they can be seen together,
had expected much-perlaps too much
of the Woman's PAVILION; aud so wa,
disappointed but, nevertheless, ! am
glad to say that the women have done ,
great deal, and made an exccedingl,
sreditable display, They promise t
have much more when all their good
are in, and may have something NOR
to say of them in week or two. II
The showcases, at present. there is
! great deal OF lace and embroidery
the Kind OF work that has been Tn
province OF feminine fingers from tim
immcinorial. This work comes from
all countries, and from women In al
ranks OF life much of it is from thos
who wrought for pastime, but muc
more. and the best part OF it, is from VIC
men whose work is their means Of live
: lihood. Three OF the English princesse
> beatrice, Alice and Helena-have col
tributcd to the exhibition; their worl
good enough in its way, is nothing e,
traordinary, and presume the royal Il
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les cannot afford the time necessary to
a thorough knowledge of the uses Oi the
needle. The Belgian lacee are the best
as they come from the professional
workers but there are some specimens
OF American work that give sharp
competition t. the brussels product.
ave have some Ting Ikre from
rnE mANDs (cArnE QUEEN"
said Mrs. Gov. NosssS of Ohio. as she led
me to case cont'ACRg some twenty
five or thirty etchingS made by Victoria
Regina. Most of those Mat saw were
good a few would be open to criticism
on the score of drawing. and some Of
them on that of shading. But we don't
often get anything of this sort from royal
albums. and 1t won't do 10 be too par
ticular. One Is reminded Of DR.. John
sons remark about the dog that danced
on his hind legs, that 1t was very pool
sort Of dancing. and you wondered
that the beast danced at all. But please
don't send copy of this paper to TIN
Queen, or | may never be invited to din'
at Buckingham palace or spend weel
at Balmoral. Pill. Cor. Chicago Tiboe
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monstrous engines. pieces Of ordnance
from England AMI Ireland. comprising
everything in the machinery line. Cross
Ing the square we reached The ON
MAIN BUILDING.
We had only very little time to look
around here. Chief among the attrnc-
tons are the apartments of Egypt anil
Spain, both beautiful, the former In immi-
tation OF Egyptian architecture. Italy
was also very fine, and Chill had a very
pretty PagOda. Some fine specimens Of
art were In Norway's division. But 1t Is
folly to attempt to enumerate the differ
ent parts. At about j:l5 =. M, the
DRUM REAT,
aud although 1t was raining yet, we "fell
in outside, In front of the Main Build
ing. Soon marching to the depot, we
gave the occupants of the latter some
fine exhibitions of drill, for which they
applauded us. AT G:l5 p. nv, we got on
train, (P. w. &. d. and were soon going
at a slow pace In the direction OF Chester.
1t took an hour to reach Gray's Ferry,
but after that the train went OH faster,
leaving the Cadets at Chester ut 500 y.
M, and after good supper. we vlsitcl
the land OF nod, pretty well tired out.
JUVENILE.
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- nearly perfect are ia" recipes Of the won
deciul ram -s00ih ,ng and healing Centair Lin.
incifts, that We can Comfortably saw they will
alleviate ANY pain arising nom fe-h.
tend that they will mend broken leg or en-.
terminate hollis, init even In snch eases they
will reduce the inflammation AMI stop the pain.
Nor can We gauyentce Ia. proper results where
the body 10 pWisOned by Whtsky. Tenn
perance isas necessary to proper ply steal. a.
TMe " bstse SeMsRur D.iminaeMs Is par
ficuarIy adapted 70 all eases 81 nebeusuAtt.",
LunLaso, Neuralgia. tyrsipelas. HprRtNs.
Itch ,AhilIblaibs, Cats, BRUISES. stiDgs, Poison,
Wounds, Weeping siuc~s, Bursss. Frosted
Feet, Palsy. Ear-nchc, Tooth ache, Hsat-achr,
Ulcers, Old Sores, f'roken breasts. sore Nip
piles, SORE Throat, Group. Dipiherin. etc. III.
Will cure all OF them 1t will beneht. II will
extrnst she poison from bites and sfipgs.
anil will cure burns nod sea1sos N ithout n
scar Ihe following il hut . sample ofa thou--
and similar testimonials;
"My wife has for a long time been n terrible
sufferer from rheumatism She has tried many
physicians and many remedies. The only thing
which has given her relief is tentaur Imminent
! am T,jOice,i to say this has cured her.
W. ~ RING, Postmaster. -
II is All indispn'able TACT that the Cen,aur lAni
ments are performing cures never before
effected by any Srepafafisn IN existence, like
Chronic rheumatism of thirty years stand
been stin for SIX years. taking the soreness nom
burns etc,
One dollar. M even ity cents, invested ia
Ceniaur Imminent will he within reach when
an accident Occurs. and will 10 more good
than ANY amount Vi money slaf Tor medical
atfen.iance. When physicians are called they
frequently ise this I1.linbent, and OF course
charge several prices for H. r
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The Republican leaders very shrewdly
surmise that the Democratic party. in the
coming campaign, will charge home
upon their opponents the astounding cor
ruption that has characterized the admin
istration Of the government during the
past eight years. The Democratic party
propose to do that very thing, and do it
with telling vigor and earnestness.
The investigations of the past winter ha;
filled our arsenals and magazines will
arms and ammunition, and we will, a:
our wiley enemy predicts, keep up an in
cessant fire all along the line. The
Blaines and Mortons OF the Republican
party may wave their bloody neither gar
ments with all the VIM and industr,
they can summon. The Democrat,
party, conscious Of its vantage ground
will not be distracted by any sucl
strategy from its settled plan of battle.
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EgOt isttcRI and a Little Trisky

The Rev. DIR. Edwards, of Peoria. has
been the foremost champion of Rev. Glen
dcning. and was largely influential in in-
flicting that individual upon the Presby-
terrain church in Henry. and as sort OF
excuse for Mr. Glendcning. Mr.. Edwards
makes charge against the women of
the city churches which, if true. is a
stronger argument against christian
churches than any that iniidcls have been
able to bring against them. lie says:
1T Is fact that in nearly every large
city. the ladies in congregation become
sentimental regarding their pastor. 1t is
the experience Of nearly every minister OF
my acquaintance. In cities. you know,
! there is more sentiment than IN the
country. Sentiment is the result of liv.
ing in idleness and luxury. Religion is
akin 10 sentiment. and when minister
| breaches religious sentiment. lie draws
toward him natural sentiment. The
minister Is the coniidante OF his congre.
CATION. lie possesses. more than any
| pth'i hitu. 'iit stCItts VI IOuscHOius.
Women have always had this sentimen.
tality regarding ministers and probably
always will"
II DIR. Edwards is correct in his state.
ment, it is time that those peculiar conf.
dental relations which he speaks oi,wert
broken up, and preachers were placed
upon the same footing In their relations
with the families Of their Pensioners that
other men occupy. 1t is not very pleas
ant TO be told that the pastor is made the
repository OF family secrets. but il i. still
more unpleasant to be told that in preach.
| ing religious sentiment the minister
draws out natural sentiment on the part
Of the female portion of the congregation.
If DR.. Edwards means by natural senti-
ments" the peculiar sort of sentiment
that existed between Glcndening and
poor Mary POmeroy, the sooner an in
vestigating committee is organized in
every congregation the better it will be-
We fear, however, that DR.. Edwards is
disposed to be egotistical, and little
trisky, and that he has mistaken Ordin-
AIRY respect for 'natural sentiment" and
we very seriously doubt whether the
preachers generally will agree with him
regarding the natural effects of preach
Ing the gospel Bloomington Lender.