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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-10
Sheriff. Sale.
Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS JsS
DOSIPHAs COUNTY. "''
In the District Court for DOnphan County State Of Kansas
The ST. Joseph and Kansas 1
LoaR and Building Company Plaintiff.
Jonathan Rigby,
Jane A. Rigby,
Amanda Hall
Robert Fiickinger,
and
A. J. Selover, Defendants

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that viii. the 9th day
~ of August A d. lz16 at the hour Of o'clock r. NJ,
said day the north door Court House in the city
In DOhphan County State Of Kansas offer for sale
public auction for cash the following described real
tate wit: All that portion Of the northwest quarter
lying the north side OF East Brush
Greek and more particularly described as follows Com
meneing rods the south east of sad
quarter section thence running north the line
aid the north Of said
ter section thence north line said quarter
section centre Of said East Brush Greek thence
down said East Brush Greek to point opposite the place
Of beginning thence east To the place Of beginning
DonPhan County. State Of Kansas Taken the prop
erty Jonathan Rgby and offered for sale to the hi
bidder for cash satisfy certain Judgments and costs
now record in the District Court for Doniphan County
in the Of Kansas in which the ST. Joseph and
Loan and Building Company is plaintiff and Jonathan
Rigby et al. are Defendants
Appraised at $4,000.
Given under my hand this aah day Of July A. D. 1875
-. vANDERSLICE.
Sheriff Of DoniphAn County.
July q. Is7e-5w PRS fee, SIS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-10

Go to Biekford & Sinclairs and get three pounds
Moyune Imperial Tea tor one dollar.
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Al tht AlStIlCt NouTt VI Tue spctuuu
State of Kansas, sitting within an
L. S. Allen,
vs..
E Snyder,
Abraham SehOck,
James K. Richie,
James Haft,
]. p. johnson, and
Z. Snyder,
Administrator of the Estate of
Harriet Snyder. deceased
Ella Snyder,
Anna Snyder,
Albert Snyder,
Edward Snyder, and
Walter Snyder,
Infant children of Z. SNYDER and
Harriet Snyder, deceased, and
Il. Snyder,
Statutory Guardian of said
Ella Snyder,
Anna Snyder,
Albert Snyder,
Edward Snyder, and
Walter SNYDER,
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Reoks, Besks.

At Bckford Sinelairs you will find everything in IL
School line. septjo
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II New Goods, at hard times prices, at Leland
~ Choice Cider Vinegar at Van Buskirk's.
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wAxTED-5O bushels Of Barley for which the highest
price in Cash will be paid W. II. NEsBTT,
s7iul4w Donpban, Kansas
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e Remember the annual school meeting, to da
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Notice by Publication,

the District Court of the Second Judicial District of thu
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan County
L. S. Allen Plaintiff.
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Highland Nursery.

THNHE subscriber having been the fifteen years
II in the Nursery business in Doniphan County can
still be found the old place with good stock of home
grown
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HIGH Life in WashIngfOn.

The wives of two Congressman were
waiting for the elevator last evening at
one of our hotels. was demurely read.
ing the evening paper with my eyes, ea-
Gerly Gevouring their conversation with
my ears, aud this is what heard. Said
Mrs H.:
"lm awful tired; Two made twenty
calls 10 day, and tomorrow | must rake
as many mere. There's precious little
fun about il.
Said Mrs. l.. "Fun indeed not BIZ
Of il. I'm disappointed in Washington.
Why, al home when George was elected
] held my head higher than anybody in
the country, and / expected TO have
such a gay time here, bat when you get
three hundred Congressman and their
wives together one don't CONT much. !
needn't havo worried so about my dress
cs -
Mrs. HIS face WAS visibly lengthoning
all tho while her friend was talking; then
she responded:
That's so There's Mrs. Grant, whom
verybody w. 1ts to sec once; there are
the wives of the Secretaries, who bow
polite y when you call and never know
you again"
"Oh, yes they do !" Interrupted Mrs.
J.. "Mrs. Fish never forgets a iaca, and
Mrs. Bristow is just loyal
DWELL, anyhow, Mrs. Robson never
knows anybody lower than SENATOR
wife, and Mrs. Belknap never returns
our calls. This is the order: The cab
met ladies, the wives of Senators,
ladies Of the foreign legislations, the fam
lilies OF the army and navy, a few citi-
Zens known for wealth of positions Civ
en- by inheritance; and then, wives of
Congressman are classed with depart
nent clerks wish hadn't come at
ALL"
81 won't say that" said Mrs L. "for
at home it does sound so nicely to say
you were in Washington during the sea
son. l shall make the most of my po-
sition there, you may be surer'
Now, this is true, dear friends, for the
wife Of the inconspiciousd 81. C., who comes
here with dreams of social glory, will
find the reality exceedingly common
place. If she he really lady, refined
and intelligent, She vii, draw, about her
- NlsNit Ol IttaSAAN AlsShNN MNta worm
possessing; il she be exceedingly beau
iiful, or SO wealthy that her entertain.
neIts make n stir, society will court
her with sweetest phrases, and she shall
havo cards by the half bushels; she
shall have more invitations than she can
possibly accept, and neither days nor
nights shall be long enough for her wish
Once in the centre of the whirlpool
struggles are in VAN; you can't keep
near the outer edge; il is tho vortex or
nothing. / know one married pair who
arc elderi5' who ought to be staid,
but the .4aJ gazing at Washington
through the glamour OF fancy's painted
vista desired to be "a high flyer at fash
ion," while the husband-a genuine
"Shoddy Bofiin" detssied the whole
thing, but follows al my lady's footsteps
like a reluctant but obedient Newfound-
land dog. 1t is the greatest fan 10
watch his hands, when, stuffed into
white kids, be attends an evening par
iy. Every separate finger stands at
different angle and the thumbs are al
epmi,y with all the rest. After shaking
hands with any one he curiousIy in
spects The liberated digits, and sticks
them out again as If 10 assert their in
dependent individuality. Clerelasd
PanScaler.
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The Roai 10 o f:aaAcr's Hrart-HoW Young
AsL klCt his Wife.

Jacob B,iyen i> Il young man WHO
lived In Allegheny; be WAS desperately
I'm love with Amelia s., and Amelia
WAS said To fully rccipro'ato the yoath' $
attachment. Jacob thon- ht il was time
10 breach Tho sabjsct 10 Ameiia's father,
who was unaware that Bliven's uncle
had died two weeks before, leaving AXE
"a handsome legacy. The young man,
with Amelia On his arm camo into the
awful presence of the father
GOOD evening, Mr.. s." said B!iv-
ems, hesitatingly, while Amelia grew
scarlet.
"Eh" exclaimed the old gentleman,
looking up, and his prophetic soul tell
ing him what was coming.
"What's this!"
"Why, Amelia and me"
"Amelia !" interrupted tho old man.
"By dad bow the yourg dogs do get
familiar on short acquaintance, it was
Hiss Amelia week ago"
"Yes, sir; but things has changed
since last week." said Blivens boldly,
"And we've come 10 ask your COL
sent"
DlaUOIicdl NIGttu-
Amelia here commenced her part by
stopping the old mans mouth with a
kiss.
your consent" continued Blvcns,
taking Amelia by the hand and knceI-
ing at the stern parents fee, fo be
joined IN the bonds Of"
"Pernicious cattff! Out of my house -
cried Mr.. s., wildly. "D'yc think my
daughter shall marry beggar?"
ooh, just hold up q minute; you git
fhad $ easy that nobody can tell you
nothin'," said poor BIirens. "My uncle
died"
"And what the deuce did be die for p
sad Mr.. s..
al didn't ask him, sir; but bein' as he
is dad, and Amelia loves me, and"
"Mendacions parvenu. Do you love
this william, Amelia 2"
ayes, papa" replied the fair Amelia,
I'll disown you for it" sand Mr.. s..
81 expected greater things of you"
"Well, as was saying" BlIvens went
on, ''she loves me an logs her, an we
both love each other and we want your
coneent"
This was very bold in Biivcns, and
the old man didn't answer. Amelia
looked hopefully at her Jake, and Jake
looked anxiously at Ameiia's father.
"And if you did marry her, what have
you got in the way OF furniture z" at
length said Mr.. s.; ga Piccadil!y collar
and boiled shirt, suppose 2"
ono, sir; I've got eight Piccadiilys
and FIVE Shirts" replied Jacob alter a
moments hesitation, "bcsides ten thou
sand dollars which my uncle left me,
and"
"What! my dear Jacob! Why, my
dear boy, bless your heart, why the
duce didn't You say so before?" cried
the old man, shaking Blivens by the
hand.
Here, Amelia take her, young
man, aud may heaven bless you beth. :"
1t is reported that Mr.. s. has asked
his son-in.law for loan of ninc thou
sand dollars, and that Jake has refused
and taken his wife TO New York, where
nc intends to be free FROM father-in-
lawiSm.-P Philadelphia Ledger.
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HENRY BAiLY G. CO.,
AGENTS FoE TEs
Nb8aIaraad Wilson SoHi1ghach'a2
Grand Real Estate Distribution
2.ce4 Piece. or property, valued a, s7zo 400 90



~ IN organization composed Il Capitalists cnd B.s-
- Nct residing les kansas, d1iy lur .rIbrattt
~ i..e sslfuoTUy tar ~tstr. a It -t+t. ct
OHg iltLLIoS DJILkEs. d.y.i-sl iutp 20 I!sNDkIs
HCISkND -HAurs ~ FIVE I'cLLARs tkCH-
ttaIcr "a zar Nl Ear Latill o. tot '1e ffu ~
Tis>i fy-fHs 4rHvs uad Cnhttls uflu f- strTuttu4-
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TAIE
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- sd ire erection u a t4., Hal HtI Board 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
Hood ! Hood u! WOOd y,

The undersigned has Tp-opened his wood ward on
Santa Fe Avenuenear Ash street, and prepared to
deliver stove wood IA any part OF the eigy-hard
soft-for cash
ID. +. D0NEGAS.
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now stands to receive ae5 bonds for their
in the history OF the coupons OF lis bonds
not paid at maturity. He moved TO recommit the
bill 20 the Conference Committee that the resolution
might be perfected and have all the creditors paid
After further discussion the motion OF Mr.. sherman
TO recommtwAs agreed to-yeas 80, nays q.
or TIMER LANDS
The Senate then took up the bill to provide for the
sale OF timber lands the States of California and
oregon and in the Territories OF the United States
The pending question being on the amendment OF Mr.
Mcmillan, providing that any persoN availing himself
OF the provisions Of the act shall in addition TO other
requirements mentioned in the BILL declare that he
has executed any mortgage other instrument
said land part thereof by under which the
title may be vested in any other person
Mr. BoGY, (dem.) OF Mo-, said he believed 1t was well
TO protect the timber lands from wanon destruction
but the use of timber should not be restrained. he
argued that the forests OF the world were Of new
growth and we're constantly being reproduced Heidi
not think il would be for the interest OF the PACING
coast have this bill passed though he should vote
for IL all the representatives Of that section seemed
anxious 10 have IT, II he had his way he would insist
upon the system now in use in his own state (Assour
well Kansas and other States, allowing the pup
lie lands to be sold to any at the minimum price Oh
81 20 per acre He saw nc reason why even mineral
lands IN California Oregon Utah and elsewhere should
not be placed in the market for sale the same as otner
Mr. CAMERON trep.l OF Pa. moved that when the
Senate adjourn to-day II be to meet on Monday next
Agreed TO.
Mr. CLAYTON, rep) of Ark, said he did not see how
the Senate could consistently with Its action or day
before yesterday pass this bill for the sale OF timber
lands and opening them TO provide entry without re-
curing that they nrst De Onored al puOc SAFE as WAS
the case in tho bill in regard to lands In Alabama,
Arkansas and other States which passed the Senate on
Tuesday.
The amendment OF Mr.. Mcmillan was agreed to.
Mr.. SARGENT submitted amendment requir-
ing any person awaiting himself Of the provisions
OF the declare in addition to the other require
ments mentioned in the bill, that ne had made no
agreement contract by which the title he might ac
qure from the government of the United States, or
any right in said land or the timber thereon, should
inure ia whole or in part TO any other person. &C
Mr.. SARGENT advocated the passage Of the bill and
said the amendment Just offered By him was TO pro-
hibt persons from taking up the land for the purpose
OF stripping it of the timber He believed the lands
would be better guarded against 1re If this bill should
be passed e did not want spectators TO get hold OF
these lands; but at the same time he desired to make
them available TO his constituents.
The amendment was agreed to.
Pending the discussion the Senate, at four O'Clock
adjourned until Monday
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THE CITY OF GALVESTON.

No news has yet reached this city respecting the
safety Of the passengers anu crew OF the wrecked
steamship City OF Galveston, which went ashore Oh
hariguaua Island, in the Bahamas, the 9th inst
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Williams Of the Atlas line
OF steamships, plying from here 10 the West Indies
stated to n HERALD reporter that In all probability
Their steamer, the Alps, from Aspinwall VIII arrive
here on Monday, and Will bring Haytan mail which
she will pick up at the island of Navassa and VIII
doubtless contain the of the City OF Gavestons
passengers and list Of her cargo. The captain OF the
Caribel reports that when he passed MargusDa Island
shortly after the City OF Galveston had gone ashore,
the weather was rough and the breakers we're rolling
heavily on the island.
Next Sunday night tho Nassau steamer Leo, Of the
hurray-Ferris line rs due at savannah and VIII very
likely bring tidngs OF the safety OF those board tho
wrecked vessel IL generally believed that she went
ashore the coral reefs on Low Cay In CacOs Passage
at the eastery end OF the sand and which extend out
to sea some six or miles. The distance from
Cape Hayden Hayti, from whence the City Of Calves
ton came is about $50 miles. Nassau 10 about 500
miles Mariguana Island is almost unnhabted is about
twenty-five miles long aud Ave miles broad at two
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EVENING SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
CLOSING EXERCISES AND RECEPTION LAST EVEN
NG OF THR FORTY SECOND Strict EVENING

CLOSING EXERCISES AND RECEPTION LAST EVEN
ING OF THR FoRTY-sEcoSD Strict EVENING
SCHOOL.
The closing exercises and reception Of the Nineteenth
Ward Male Evening School, in East Forty second
street, between Second and Third avenues took place
last evening the school assembly room. The exhi-
bltion in every way creditabc both to the man
ayers and participants Mr. Frank Coleman Is prin-
cipal OF this evening school, which numbers
$40, and Alfred X. Alanpher vice principal.
The exercises last night consisted OF Rotations
and choice selections OF vocal music The musical part
which noticeable for its general excellence and nm
ish. under the immediate direction Of Mrs Esther
A. Hines on the platform were Mcssrs. Hopkins
Aston Thalmcsinger. Mackn aud Pomeroy. Tho trus-
tees aud MeSsrs. Hopkins aud Thamesinger addressed
the pupils the close OF the exercises Fifty prizes
distributed for general excellence in study and
good conduct.
The following IS the programme OF the evening"
Song "Gad Notes Of Joy, Masters Truss Wolf John
SON Fairbrothsr Morris and NeuDerger: recitation
parting OF Marmi0n and Douglass j. Donahue. .
chorus "Icter ia the Candc,n school; solo 'aprettv
Little JESSIE" Edward Farbrother; recitation paul
Reveres Ride, !" William Homer; chorus Jennie who
Lives in the DELL. school; duet Beneath the shade
Masters Truss and Wolf; solo, River OF Joy - Maeter
Johnson recitation, "The Polish Bow Master A
Schwartz; chorus 'Come to Us In the Cherry Time
school; SOLO "Esmcrada," Master Truss; recitation
"Barbara Frctche;" distribution OF prizes solo and
chorus, "Put Your Shoulder 10 tho Wheel Master
johnson aud school