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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-07
MARRIED..

GILBERT-CORBIN-At the NJ. Z. parsonage, in
this city, Thursday May 18th, 1877, by the Rev. s.
HestwoQd Mr. A. Gilbert Ofthis city, to Mrs. Clara
Corbin, of Atehison, Kansas.
On last Thursday evening Mr.. A. s. Gilbert of this
city, and Mrs Clara Corbin, Of Atchison, Kansas,
were united in the holy bonds of wedlock, by Rev. s.
fleetwood at his residence-formal notice Of which
appears elsewhere. The happy pair took the west
ward bound train the same evening for ten days
wedding tour intending meanwhile to visit friends in
this State Kansas and Missouri The Inder, with the
many friends Of bride and groom, smiles approval
upon this most suspicious union, and showers wishes
and congratulations upon them. May they live long
and presper.-victor t1ora) Under, Nay "a
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Ed. CHIEF have been informed that the Bulletin
comes down some farmer, for working in the field
on Sunday. Iguess l am the one, for saw lubber-
ly looking fellow pass the field was working in Sun
day before last. Us farmers have had the odds
against getting in our spring crops and many of
us have been obliged to do little work on Sunday.
don't know as it is any worse than bally hacking
around the country in livery turnouts for pleasure
business visiting. and all that If the gentleman had
been at home, or at church, he wouldn't have seen
me in the field. Better look at home, next time.
Yours, ETC., PLANTER.
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Items are scasee, this week Every sady b too busy
to do anything to give - chance to write them up
The river still continues to take OF the FARMS both
in Evood Bottom and in Barf-Osk and the prospect
ID bod for the land ovnefs There Is every indication
that the river viii be higher this year than for long
time. Yesterday tAonday) the fences on the st. Jos
road had to be Dovcd and It u now believed that the
river will soon 60 behind the piers which have been
built ut 30 much labor and expense to save the banks
II it does, goodbye 81. Joe bridge The teams are
sun hnnnns rocA s"A "'".n nut mo- apparent gooa
fesuiis'
The river has not yet touched the main part Of Mr..
Suffers farm, in Burroak 1t was the buildings on q
small piece Oh IAN" NC close 10 MS large iarh''
that had 70 oe mo'eh-
Nearly every person in this vicinity will remember
Ben Weythman. the crippled son of ]. B. Weythman.
of Burr-Oak. Ben. Is nov Magnetic" physician
and iortnneteiiei' In i@auen"onn, ana all VINO knew
his terribly cnpp'eo eonaia"n, VIII oe gad 70 learn
that no mas s0~' cAe.', "eeh reiie'ed o' MS H.
nfm"y' anu n'' s''ns IT'LL
tramp came into town, Sunday afternoon, and
commenced telling how he had licked every police
man In 81. joe an" "nA' 'ernoie ieiiow ne was
any now ~nen f' run s'epPea W, anu toia MN
shat whAt ne saa US .r"e' ne ~ouid arrest ana
turn MN over ~ INC VII, ~sna mere unti ne eouId
-. -, him Tho.e xbo .,,- .h., ,r.,nn L..
60 .,;.I h. !. running vet
49,
So, =. ,,,.h Nv The b,,, ,;,,,.s ;udr;n f,,, ~.
.,,orn, ~ ;,nn,ove farm m..h;,.,v ,hsv .rs hur;n.
e.. r.,- .r,,;v.,or. ~. ,,r,,,,S
.,;s H.. !. ,hs i.., t,o ,.sr. .nd r., Dor, IA
tr.n,v f,,,r IN ON. vaet,s travel AMI now re,n.rs
tbre.h;ng.ma,hne.. and ulov.. are coming in Inv
o.. a.,.r H., ,;,n.. t,.,..ai
On. f~ miller. who took trim through Burr
O.l IN. otb., d.r .axs that th.re never w.s b,t-
ter prospect for wheat in that locality Now, let the
Turks and Russians fight
JOS Svers captured the man who stole his mare
at waterville but he had sold the mare to some emf
grants. Joe. Hill brought the man, whose name is
Miller, hack to Doniphan County, and Svers pushed
on after the mare
There ia young man in our town, whom the mere
sight of produces awful effect the girls. One
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS June S.
Flour-Firmer; stocks small family. d 0oSs1 IS.
Wheat No. red fall 81 s. oil Ssh No. ,. d.
81 col al 6l3; No. do u 81
Corn-Easier and slow; CT ea9Ic CASH csc June.
"a q 4i3c July
Oats-LOwer; 81 d373c track
Rye-Lower to SELL 67&c bid.
Pork-Active and lower sl3 90 cash. u, Goals sai Ju-
ly: sl3 s0a Is s5 August.
Bulk Neats-very dull; clear rib. &c asked cash or
June SIC bid; &c bid July; 61e bid August
Bacon-Easier; 81 SIC, tie and &c.
Hogs-Slow and lower, at a 4odi Is Receipts, 800.
Cattle-Easier with only moderate demand; choice to
fancy steers IS 90 good To prime Is 80 o5 Is light
To fair, Is . q 5 50. Receipts, 16Uo.
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q Partisan Lily Balm removes pimples, tan, ETC.,
identifying the complexion.
Browns Hair Tonic removes dsndruH and pro.
notes the growth Of the hair
Browns Arnica Eminent is the best in for
sprains, rheumatism, swellings, etc.
All of the above sold by Bickford & Sinclair, and
W. p. Russell, druggists, Troy.
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS lss
DosIPHAN COUNT,
In the District Court for Donph.n County State Of
George H, Hall.
John l. Mofter
George w Barr {
II. H. Buttervorth.
On behalf Of themselves and Of
all the other Bondholders and
other persons who may come in
and take part in this eontrover-
~, or avail themselves Of the
benefits Of this suit, Plaintiffs.
The Saint sa;,.5 5s;s qa,. and Topsi,
John Colhoun and
Robert Fiiekinssr,
Treasurer Of Denphan County.
Kansas, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will the 18th ~
~ q June A. D. is!7. at the hour Of o'clock. r n.
ss public sasos
, rss III I
consrueted in the County Of Donip6sn and
R.iirosd eoostrnced from Wsihsna by the way Of Pss
Doniph.n in ..id County q Donphan, and State
TO all that part Of the aaid railroad track right Of way
road bed and fixture. owned BY jointly With the Saint
and Ei.ood in ssd poaiPhss County K.nss. together
With 4. and singular the right Of way ..d rod beoag
in County Of Donphsn and also all Of the rosd Of tie
Joseph Topeka Rairosd constructed and main
tanned along said route and railroad we'll all their
priviess. right. .nds HsSt o. Wy Franchise. and pro
sppertainpg said railroad including its right 70
suct and extend Its said line Of road under s
charter and including ts road be it, track It's stations
ene houses ties iron machine shops and all locomotives
.s ::s - 4
mixed .gPsrtai.ns g, bsSsssE e aid k:irosd co.pe
.d "a a,so III Il Il. and re-. e.ss together With
al singular the shts and corporate and ..
ehises o. ne ma ~ shs1r ~ H.
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Hurr.h fer Welt Riverl

1t has always been known fact, that you can make
better -four with water-mill than you can with any
other The Severance Mills have just undergone COM
plete repairs and there have been all the latest and
most valuable improvements added to them. To-day,
the Severance Mills Snow-Fl Flour is the best Fam
lily Flour the market Ask your grocer for Sever
ance Mills ow-FIAKE-taks 10 other, II yOa arc ac-
tualy after ne besi. IT n CLxAS, Pune, AND SWIFT.
What is the use in buying inferior four when the best
can be had for triae meref We take pride in war
rauting our snowFa Always look carefully, gen.
tlemen, and be sure that you read Severance Mills
Snowflake on the bag. when you laying in -four.
Don't be bulldossd.
Yours respectfully,
SEVERANCE FLoURNG MILLS.
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PLANTER.

= The Russian Court invited DIR. Aver and his
family to the Archduke's wedding in the Royal Pal
The distinction was awarded him not only be-
cause he American, but also because his name
o hysican had become favorably known in Russia
its passage round the word-Paeblo (CoLJ People.
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The finest stock farm in Atchison County for sale,
containing 30 of land, 80 acres in high state
of cultivation and 20 of good timber, and living
water miles north Of Museotah. will sell low,
or exchange for o general stock of merchandise, or
trade for good lands IN Doniphan County. For fur
ther particulars, apply to
JosErH AcCRUN,
Ifeb4w. Doniphan, Kansas.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects of youth
full iudiseretiou will for the sake Of suffering humanity
send free who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was cured SUI
ferers wishing profit by the advertisers experience
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
ssdecSu. JOHN B. OGDEN ~ Cedar St, New York.
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~ Prof. 7. H. Dinsmore of Highland, will preach
in the Presbyterian Church, At Wathena, Sunday,
June 18th, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and will administer
the Lords Supper VIII also preach at u O'Clock in
thu evening
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Severance, KS, Nay 81, 167.-3w.

Y In all the towns Of Kansas, dealers say that
Browns liver pills aet better the liver than East
pills; they prepared for the bilious diseases
Of this climate, remove bile from the system, cure
headache, liver complaints, and prevent asue Every
one should give them trial Sold by w. p. Russell,
and Biekford & Sinclair, druggists, Troy.
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HIGHLAND UNIVERSITY CONNEScENESr.-The Com
exercises of Highland University will take
place Thursday, June 9TH, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ at
the College Chapel An address will be delivered be-
fore the Literary Societies. Wednesday evening, by
Mr.. Gillespie of Falls City. The anniversaries of the
Literary Societies will be held the occasion
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PINIPLES.

Twill mail Free) the receipt for preparing a simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN, FRECKLES,
PIMPLES BLoTcHEs leaving the skin soft clear and
beautiful also instructions for producing uIuriant
growth of hair on bald head smooth face Addres
Rem yapdelf & Co. Box 5l21 No. S Wooster St., n. Y.
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II If any of our correspondents throughout the
County should find item Of interest concerning
person who does not patroniss the Chef they will
please send it along. the same - II he did. We
working to make our paper interesting to every
body in the County.
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II John Swiggett met with severe accident last
Sunday. He was returning from visit to Mr.. Cal
vert's when the couplingpole Of his wagon broke,
frightening the horses which rsn away, throwing Mr..
Swggett out cutting his lip badly, breaking his nose
and the wheels passing over the small Of his back
His injuries very
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y Uncle Ned Searcy, one Of the Oldest residents
of Doniphan County, was in town Monday. He says
he is going to California and will 60 in company with
Clarence Kcarney, starting in a week or ten day.
He goes with the expectation of enjoying better health
than he has for the past few years.
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In the DteS Court Tor DonphAn County, STATE OF Kan
aas.
Rachel r MeCreaxy. Plaintiff.
Va
z. Snydsr,
g. II. Irwin, snd
wv. Zook, Administrs-
tor Of the Est II Wn.
Z1ok decsased, Dsfsndasts.
NOTICE In hereby given that VII tie u day Of
IN July A d. is77. ct the hour Of 3 o'clock p. NJ
Of said day st the north door Of the Court House
City Of Troy In Doniphan County State Of Ksnaa
aais ct public suction for cash the following described
real estate 70 wits The south half Of the soutbv
vest quartz d section tventyssye CD. In township
TIVE 90 oath Of rauge ninsteen us) cost In Daniphan
County. Kszsas. Taka e he property sf z Saydsr
md s1.r.A e. .als = the hshst bdAe for cash 81.
sfy certain jodG1sns ef Rachel r. NcCreary and J. W.
Zsek Adnissssov and costa Of record IN the Dis
rct Cosr ac DesPAaa Coasty in the State Of Kanssz
N which Rachel Z. AcCreary u PLAINTIFF and y. Ssydsr
frytn and j. w. Zook, Adnanistrstor Of the Estate
Of wn- zeet dseeessd, are defesdants-
Appraised st y 800 90
Givsn unAsr ny hand this 18th day Of Nay A. d. 1s77
THOMAS J. VAEDERSLICR.
Sheriff Of Doniphm County.
Nay n. ls77-sv. Prs fee. ga
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Y J. b. Kennedy, the famous politician and mod.
81 farmer Of Wayne Township, is going to present
with pig.
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y Miss Julia Long, second daughter Of Mrs. n.
n. Long, formerly Of Troy, married recently, at
Laramie City, Wyoming Territory.
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~ The prospects never we're better for an i'm
msnse wheat crop. Farmers should prepare to save
ALL W. w. Marbourg, At Atchison, has the Latest
improved Harvesting Machinery.
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q The School Board of Troy District mo. 2l) last
week took up 81 200 Of the bonds of the District They
were due until 1884, but the District had the
ey hand and by taking the bonds up stopped sl7o
interest Annually.
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y The murphy movement which is causing 80
much excitement throughout the East, is about to
commence in Kansas. A friend tells Us he will
have mess of new potatoes for us, in about week.
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II Farmers wishing to buy Farming Implements
and Harvesting Machines, should read w. w. Mar
bourg's advertisement, on second page.
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EuxRrs EXTRACT OF Tar AND WILD CHKRRr.-1his
famous preparation Is the most wonderful, efieient
and reliable remedy discovered Coz relieving Con-
sumption and all Bronchial complaints; il never fails
to give immediate relief For Sale at
BycKrORD 4 SyCIAIRA
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y car load of plows and eultivators for sale o
St. Joe. or Afehison pFiees-
s inch. Z. LELAND, Jr.
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II Russell has now soda fountan. Brooks was
putting it the other day, and got it all in his eye
The sulphurie acid used in charging it got q ben
der and took him in the eve
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u Walt Johnston, one Of the bully beys, va
over from 81. joe Tuesday. He came to get q smell
Of fresh Strawberries, &c.
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y Stock Salt at d per barrel, for sal
by G. Leland.
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Y We call attention to the advertisements Of l.
C. Nelson Of Severance who is in the hardware stove
and tinwxre business, and has . large and we'll &c
lected stock, which he 10 selling at low prices.
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" W. ID. Webb, Esq, Of this place. has accept
cd invitation from Bishop VAIL Of this Diocese. to
deliver address, at the commencement on the a0th
of June before the Ladies' College of the Sister, of
Betheny at Topeka
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and Cellarests In the city, as Jehnsee,
Townsend & CoS.
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e Uriah Griffith came near dying. last week,
from the effects Of an old rupture He appears to be
all right again
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q

Different styles Of Wan Paper. At
BBcKyonD 4 SrycI.AnA
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z 10. Hampton has gone to karysville again,
help those fellows out in keeping up their rscoras
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r. Do not buy a Reaper until you see the peer
lcss,r sold by Marbourg, at Atchison.
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n The Peerless Reapers and Mowers at the Cen
tennial Exhibition were acknowledged by the Jury
and competitors to be the ightest draf machine in
the field. Sold by Aarbourg, at Atchison-
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y Charley Bailey has placed NJ under obligs
tons for fine sh portion Of the futs of his expe
dtion to Contrary Lake, last week.
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COUNTY BoARD.-The County Board has been in
session since Monday, and at this writing is still
whacking away. Besides road, bridge, and other
business, there is a tremendous pressure assess
ment matters We had expected to give abstract of
the in this issue but many charges
being made, that it will be impossible to get correct
table until late in the week, and prefer waiting to
giving imperfect list. 1t will appear next week
The aggregate of personal property is only about
sOOO-a decrease of SOS 900 since last year. At this
rate, it will be impossible to reduce the taxes much
even by leaving off the bond levy. The population
foots up less than l30O0 but this necessarily very
imperfect, and falls short of the correct number at
least 3,OOO
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II Peter b. Lee, the cosmopolitan, dropped in
Last week. His vasch-vord \ STILL @Go on
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y Elsrts Extract Of Tar and Wild Cheny win
Cure the Most Severe Cough in short time Try il.
BECKYoRD 4 SuscLAR.
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n The Presby terian Strawberry Festival. Tues
day evering, was largely patrer.sd. and handsons
sum realized Everything was in the best order, and
universal satisfaction given
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Il The County Board has decided upon building
three bridges-ous across Wolf River, at Severance;
the stream at Stouts, on the Troy and Wa
thena road; and across Peters Greek, at Wathe-
OF the latter bridge, Wathena is to furnish the
stonework and the County to place the bridge upon
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Fur Eve year loans, ct reasonable f.tes real -
tate IN Doniphan County, apply to
neha T. C. RsvuIx, Troy, Kan.
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Y Yoa en- buy P,ovs snd ealtivatOrs Of Leland
cheaper thaa 4 any otAR place. sneh
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Monev N L~~.

On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, on five
years time, or lesA Interest tsn per cent per annum
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AGENTS.
DoNIpHAN COUNTY DrRECroRY.

DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Judge ID Judicial District-ALRKED G. OrIs.
County Commssioners-FRKD. HARPsTER CYRUS LELASD,
JR A. LAKzELERE
SherE-THohAsJ 81. VANDERsLIcE.
Clerk Of District Court-FRASK BRowN-
Treasurer-RoBEKT FIIcKISeER.
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELYx.
County Attorney-F. K ARMSTRONG.
Probate Judge-RoBRRT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-F. H. DRESSIsG.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-D. ID. ROSE.
Coroner-DR. WIN. RERDER.
Surveyor-JANEs T. FoRMAS
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GRAssHoPPERs-We have repeatedly stated that We
had no confidence in grasshoppers, and expressed
fears that they would come to time, notwithstanding
their backwardness, and the assertions of many that
there was no danger. They are now Matching by the
ear load, on the western borders of this County, and
throughout Brown, and the Counties west. Farmers
are fighting them to their utmost, the materials used
being chiefly tin pans and coal OIL The Issue is ex-
tremely doubtful As a fair sample of the whole in
tested country, instance will illustrate. Enoch
Spaulding living three miles west Of White Cloud,
has an S0acre pasture field. Last Friday they went
to work catching young grasshoppors, Gust large
enough to hop,) and on that field they caught one
hundred gallons of the insects, pressed and packed
down They filed twenty ,sii-keys.
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WOLF HUSr-The wolves have become very troub-
lesome in the Reese neighborhood, on Wolf River.
Large numbers of sheep, pigs, turkeys ETC., DO
ing destroyed by them. The citizens of that region
getting up grand wolf hunt, to come of Satur-
day, June 9Th. All wolf hunters in the County are
invited to come, with their dogs and participate.
The hunters will assemble early Saturday morning,
at Baynes Bridge on Wolf River.
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zasal aasttsr,.

For any other length of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only to regular advertising
Business cards Of S lines or less, IS year.
For legal and transient advertisements u per square
for the first insertion and 50 eents for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 50 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communicatons
double price,
Eight lines Of solid Nonpareil make one square. An
fractions of half square and over are counted - full
square.
Advertisements requiring to be certified to. viii be
charged the cost Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for inv araby in
advance.
RI JOB WORK of all kinds done on short notice. as
low the times will admit All Job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office.
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4. O. O. r.
Troy City Lodge No &c, meets every Saturday night
at odd Fellows Hall, Lsand's store All members
of the Order cordially invited to attend
JOHN MAQUILKEN, n. q.
]. B. Books, Sec.
M z. CHURCH.-Serviees every Sabbath, at l03 A
Vls NJ. and n p. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. J. A. AMOS, Pastor