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DR. scHKHcKs STANDARD REMEDIES

The standard remedies for all Of lungs
SclKScK's PuIMoNIc SYxrr. ScHKNcks SKA WEED Tone
and ScHExcKs NAxpRA PILLS and If taken before the
lungs destroyed. speedy cure is effected.
To these three medicines Dr. J. II. Seheuck of Pha.
dephia owes his unrivaed in the treatment Of
pulmonary diseases.
The Punonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the
iungs throws h Oh BY expectoratiou for
when the phlegn or matter IL ripe slight cough will
throw on the patient has rest and the lungs begin TO
heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup to do this, Schencks
Mandrake Pills and Schencks Sea Weed Tonic must be
freely used IN cleanse the stomach and liver Schencks
Mandrake Pils act the liver removing all obstruc-
tons relax the gall bladder the bile starts freely and
the liver is relieved.
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic is gentle stimuant and al
teratve; the akA Of which it is composed mixes with
the food and sourng IL assists the digestion
oy tonng the stomach to healthy condition. that
the food and the Pulmonc Syrup will make good blood
then the lungs heal and the patient will surely get well
if care 10 taken to prevent fresh cold.
All who wish to consult Dr. Scheuck either personally
or by letter do at his principal Office Of
sixth and Arch Sts, Philadelphia, every Monday.
Schenck eaicines sold by all druggists through
out the country. Inch Gun.
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N.rrh s; thernsnsser eight degrees above zerS
river blocked Sunday. M channel Of river clear
ice; raining; wagon ruaAs in . bod condition
Harvey ror,aan. train dispatcher on the A. and
Railroad. has moved, with his mother back TO thei
brick cottage. in DoniPhan-
nan living near Doaiphan, had horse get nj
leg broke crossing bridge. at % near the .so.
school house. The borse was valuable one and
worthless ut this time for all further use. The MAJ
is poor. and will make effort to get pay for hi
bors. There 10 and has been good deal of careless
mess on the part Of Read Overseers. - there are
number of bridges near town that mere traps I,
cripple horses-
The generation Of Smith families outnumber. i,
name all other. and still other Smiths are being I'D
ded to the Smith family. Allen Smith, of our tsvu
one Of the city fathers. has added another youn,
Smith to the family: 9 son born March eth. 1877
Miss Belle Quinn iefi, Lass week. Tor Weston No.
visiting her grandpa
Mr. Peter Willis and lady, oil ST. Joe, No. At,
spending few days in Doniphan. visiting preparato
~ 10 leaving for Jefferson City, where Mr. wiuia
takes chargeof the commssary department Of the Pen
itentiary. Success, Mr. Willis
George Bremen received an order last Monday,
from Helena Montana, for four barrels Of his native
wine II viii b shipped Per steamboat. frsu Atch.
49,.
An ''' i.'ns.iy sA'. " ..'' "o1".n
~ iof ssc u.y. WEI .us
so'en's ., ~. " - .0~ on
u ssS1' 'ne 10. " o'u
~ occupying '.1" .as. ~ .iAIm
."'.sN 'n' AoA' " ~
al so- th.;r .lumber. 10 \, csrr;.d .r.v =. y, ann.
r,..a ana a.-.,;t.s.s, n. I-so the ala r.,.,t
favl 4. y,... and Leave. hin, aid a.cr,p;d lame and
,.,,.- s;,.. IL. .b,x. -. n.u.na IN. ,,o.,.- h..
=, .;,h .;,;,., a..
II i, pov . ,.t.l-a ou..t;,,. that thu black r,e.
vilI n. an =. ANAL sootn, With III. Whit. p.oul. ~.
IA, a. .oor i. concerned ..r main, that .t.rn. .o.n
If Rr.h., :, v..h.. al ,J..k Of
n;.d-I, D.,;rh., March oh ,s-, Johr n Ha--
80, ot,rnh.,,.I e., ...d a,,..,. ". l..,..
wifi, and four children in destitute circumstances
IN. hr..d ~ .h;.l.r. ~. m, If III. ,..l;,, kind
have none but game cocks and they have gaffs.
p.,,v ,.r..nx i. h..o,n. x.rx .o,,mon from Tho
.,... -. 60, -. ,h., L., 80,
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RobinsOD Etc ms.

Roads in had condition.
A good shoemaker in town.
The ice harvest is about over.
This must be . corn country, for there are many
buying this place. Mr.. Hack has very large
quantity hand, some twenty thirty thousand
bushels; l.. {. Parker has ten OF fifteen thousand
bushels and @. W. Parsons . thousand fifteen hun
dred and the Elevator Company is buying all it can
get. They she'll from hve 70 seven hundred bushels
per hour. When the roads were good, they bought
from seventy five to one hundred wagon loads per
day. Corn is worth 20 cents per bushel
Why do s.h prefer travelling BY nsoslishs:
The boys needn't come here to fish. this Spring. for
they have all left these waters. There . school
Of sh left here about tbs full moon, that were
from three .ix feet in length and weighed from 60
to $50 pounds
They certainly have festivals ON the brain at this
place They have had two within two weeks, to seat
the church. and they intend to have another for
the same purpose. The people might just as well
come out and raie the money At once for they will
have to do IL, or won't have seats soon.
lawsuit ut C. A. Lemons Office, the other day.
Wade & Holcomb for plaintiff, Judge Berry for de-
PENDANT. After great many preliminares. they went
trial. usual Berry declaring that he would nei-
Their give nor grant quarter and Wade waded in and
gathered the cranberry and Holconb booked tho
huckleberries Judge Berry went to the festival, the
night, and they gave him large cake. for being
the homeliest man.
David Loe lie here, Visiting his daughter Mr.. s. W.
Wade this place He looks well, and ssys that be
likes Texas we'll He is jolly old man. ard interests
the boys by telling his old hunting tales.
The neighbors still 90, at time-some for sus
picioa of debt and for killing birds out Of season
They say they going to mill. and some say they
are going to Hiawaths to live. JUSTICE
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TEE HAUNTED 0OC0g.

here ID lonely cabin tie winding river bluns
ThA seemingly vas haunted II ghost make fuss
The noises peculiar like the tramping Of
Bat after got much heavier and would dance upn the
house.
stopped ~ pause moment to know What all lad meant
when down IL came tumbng and in the hack went
found the thing aisheaest shout . thing or two;
For IL stole . sack Of -four and took molasssa too
The smoke house unbeited. heard rattling chain
And found il in the hollow and guess know name
traced the furious mp hill and through the sad
And knew the thevsh creature BY the tacks stuck in his
heel
thought the thing over but twas . aad mistake;
II called around after dollar bill to take.
And then thought to match it would shoulder up and
leave
And 90 u near corner, where could dnd relief.
loaded up the rsmnants nd took them to place
Whore Cotton Eye the puppy. will fail TO show his face
found the place hunted molassss and sweet cake
took 1t without granting al for ny dear sake.
The best thing in the business the that drives the
roam;
He vas always present, when I was len alone
Hes bald but always ready do the thing thsts right
And like to act graaay. especially ct night
ANoSisors.
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x,,. r.. a,
Many Of them are calculating to pu, /. lsrr, svu.
especially of corn a. there /, hut little expeuse ut
tached to II.
One cunsOl.tiou TO the poor. sbould the xr,..hou-
per. DESTROY their IRON. ,h.x b.x. nl.,,1 If corn
stored up to supply them the coming year. Many Of
the farmers in this vicinity have Thousands Of bushes
Of corn erbbed. and Of them are waiting for pri
ees to advance.
The barley crop lat year. was not profitable to the
farmers or the commission men, We would advise
the farmers invest the barley crop next year. for
everything indicates good prces The earth il we'll
saturated with rain there will BE- no danger TO the
small gram crops
Everything be quiet, sinee the inaugura-
non oil President Hayes We know men Who waved
their hats when the news urs' came that Tiden WAS
rs '' ,A'. uSo ou'
'.. 500 ~ S .W ,o'ss
-, 40 n. 80, f.;,n,s
'oN1s mp Vi Aoou' ''ai ~ nsae
= 'Ae y" 01 my
from Tanning Station, concluded he would seek his
need an overcoat and revolver. and one morning.
bright and early the cunning rascal stole thess srti
sie'' Aoo departed ior parts unkno~n-
The lola school 10 IN fhu biast. Evsrything sssos
To run smooth, al present
The meetings at the lola school hoass have ssssd.
for the present They we're very interesting during
the short space Of time.
tn. SoulS.ep.r, intend IN ho,d ,,..,n,, r..,,.r,v
at the lola SCHOOL bou,. Thar r.gular .nno;ntp.pt.
will be the first Sabbath in -y.ry mo,th.
n, a. =, -,
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured Of thai
dread disease Consumption, by simple remedy IL anK
lou. to make known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the pre-
serpon used free Of charged with the directions Tor
preparing and using the same, which they viii nnd
SURE CUE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &C.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. E. A. WILSON,
ssdec6mo 1874 Penn ST. WILLIAMSBURG, New York
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from ksrvens
Debility Premature Decay snd all the ssets Of youth
ful indiscrcton will for the sake Of suffering
ssua free all who need it the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was cured ssf
fsrsrs wishing profit by the advertisers experience
can do % by addressing in perfect oonhdsnes,
ssdecsm. JOHN B. OGDEN, q Cedar 81, New fsrk.
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The Escaped Murderer.

Mr.. EproR.-As there are many rumors. as IL usual
about things of this kind. thought il might satisfy
some to know the particulars. which give in
brief as they eaui- TO me.
On the night Of the 18th of March. Wesley Beau
champ assaulted and beat. with iron shovel,
BY one Patrick Nsher. Aaher arrested. and kept
under guard that night The next morning sent for
the County Attorney TO come up. and be- did so. He
drew up . new complaint. the frat did not
the cause A new writ was then issued. also mitti
mus; but ~ Geo. Mock. the complaining witness had
gone into the country, with papers he served in
other case. nothing further done until Mock got
home. which was late in the evening. Mock was then
sworn on the new complaint. and then gave the
writ and mittimus to the Constable, with orders TO
commit him. But A. it then dark, the Constable
did not like to risk carrying tho prisoner TO Jail that
night, 80 he guarded him that night. b. A scaver,
attorney for the prisoner to the next morn
ing and wanted to let the prisoner 20 bond for
his appearance for examination. told him l would
not take less than = thousand bond. and it
to. Seaver said it unreasonable bond and he
then telegraphe for the County Attorney up,
which he did Seaver tried TO get Armstrong;
sent to less bond but he would not. Seaver then
said they would do all they could to get the bond but
said it large that they could not get it before
the day, and asked have the prisoner kept
under guard until the next day, 10 give him time to
get the bond filed. told him that could not
that worth while. Saver then wanted to know
if l would have the prisoner kept under guard, if
Armstrong said l told him / would consent, if
Armstrong said Seaycr then went TO see Arm
strong. and came back to me. and said Armstrong said
to keep the prisoner under guard. thek gave my
sent to have him kept under guard and gave the Con
stable positive orders to Keep him in my office, and
under strong guard. Just few minutes before the
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PIlEPLES.

Twill mail tFreeI the receipt for preparing simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will TAN, FRECkLES
PINPLES and BLorcnEs leaving the skin soft clear and
beautiful; also instructions for producing uxurian'
growth of hair on bald head smooth face Addres
Ben. yandeif & Co. Box 5i2l No ) Wooster ST., n. Y
finn
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siease ana C~unsv n,

seess anA Csunsv ssaesl FunA.
ihe March dividend has been received at the Office
OF the County Treasurer, and is now ready for dis
pursemenf upon the orders of the County superntea
tendent. The fund has been apportioned among tie
Dstriets as folloxs:
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Hon. Arch. S. Campbell, s. l. Ryan, Esq, and Rev.
B. p Campbell all of Severance, paid place hy-
ing visit, last week. Come again, gentlemen.
DR.. Leigh, Of Highland, has just finished . commo-
dious residence his fer. srsA oftown. Mr.. Keiso
has also been enlarging his honse.
Gilbert Anderson will shortly leave u-, to try his
fortune a farmer lie is fearful that the hoppers
will not have enough.
And now il is Joe Parker who seeks distinction by
taking advantage Of the darkness to make himself
scarce. He might have well taken the daytime,
and gone with colors flying and We all would have
wished him God speed. His creditors are trying to
find out how far promise will 90 toward settling a
bill And thus it is that the close times benefit
to the country, BY driving of the idle and shis-.,
who get discouraged if they cannot reap an abundant
harvest By sitting around the and whiting .
pine stick.
On Monday night, the citizens Of this vicinity met
at the school house, for the purpose Of organizing
crusade against the grssshoppers. Mr.. Nisbet was
chosen President, and A. Nigus. Jr, Secretary. Re-
marks pertinent to the occaaioa made by Messrs
Schock, Kercher, Nsbet, and others. We think that
earnest united action ought be taken in this
regard; and with the right spirit much can be done.
Mr. Wagner and Mr.. Hull, with their fHmilies, have
lately arrived here from Ohio. We welcome them to
Kansas.
Mr. Thompson is slovly recovering from the effects
Of his accident.
We understand that our shoemaker is about to
leave us-not however, account Of lack Of work,
but he is afflicted with the trsreliins mania.
Jesse Jameson has received large invoice of hats
and caps of the feminine persuasion. He intends
to open out in the basement of bis warehouse with
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y Losing my partner. and my appointment as Ad-
ministrator necessrates reduction of stock, and my
bringing my business TO q strictly cash basis From
and after Monday March 18th. all my price, will be
reduced to the lowest cash basis, and that system
strictly adhered to with all. {. Z. VAN BCskIkK-
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-15

" NIB. ,. Harpster. of Severance Kansas arrived
N the city yesterday on his way home after soourn
Of two months in the old Buckeye State. He thinks
of Kansas than ever after being away and visit
ing his old home. About dozen families came in on
the train with him. all bound for Kapsas In fact he
says that everybody that he found travelling seemed
bound for Kansas Kansas 10 q progressive State Ii
ia Republican State II is free State.-SL Joe. Her
aid, l0h.
II Judge Price presented with purse Of IS,
y expense money, in coming here 70 speak at the
BLOW Out "-HiaralAa DisPatek.
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On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, o. ave
years time, less- Interest ten per per annun.
Commissions reasonable
II. w. H. BARTLETT
Once over buchanan Bank. s. Joseph. No.
l6janly.
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u couple of fellows belonging to the Burr-oak
Central construction train went into Leands store,
Monday night, and attempted to buldore the clerks
into giving them credit. The result Was, they were
dragged out by the hind leg. Nobody much hurt,
INT acme bsdly scared.
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10 +. ]. Wendell, Qate of the Atchison Champion,
Tuesday purchased and shipped the material lex
cept the press) of the old Republican Office He takes
it TO Leavenw ORTIZ where he will issue Repub
Ican daily evening paper to be called the Daily Pab
lie Press Wendell is old business, and will doubtless
make it paw.
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r. 10. Craney returned last week, from his visit
to Fond dn Lac, Wisconsin II 10 q manufacturing
and numbering town Of considerable size. He says
there hundreds of there working for 30 cents
per day, and very many who cannot get work at any
price. When citizens Of Kansas make these visits,
they discover that State is better of than many
others. and it them Of their laundering to 60
some " here else TO better their fortune.
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IL Don't fail to 60 to Van Buskirks for goods
cheaper than before the He is hard and must
reduce stock. Take advantage of his necessity, and
make YOUR spring purchases
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IL Wheeler, at the Depot, last Winter sold % car
loads of coal in Troy and this Winter he sold 81 car
loads At this of increase. the sceptre will soon
pass from Burr-Oak.
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRKCTOR

Judge I'd Judicial District-ALFRED G. 0rIs.
County Commissoners-FRED HARrsrER, CYRUS LKLAND
JR A. LaRZELEKE.
STRAIGHTFORWARD. VASDERsLIcE
Clerk of District Court-FRASK BRowN.
Treasurer-RoBEKI FIIcKNGER.
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELYy.
County Attornsy-F. X. ARMSTRONG.
Probate Judge-RoBERT wILKNsoS-
Rspister Of Deeds-F. Il. DEEssIsG.
Superintendent of Public IRstructon-D. d. RosE
Coroper-Dn. VIZ. RREDER-
Snryeyor-JAMEs F. FoRXAN.
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These itsms cane TO late for last weeks paperl
Boys, les the next lame hsrss pass on, snd save
your money. The way Of the trsnssrsssor il hard.
Our merchants are receiving large invoices Of gssds
almost daily.
On the evening Of the Sch. Hayes VS. given good
salute, bonfire was made in the public square and
with ..vis and powder the boys prepared to give him
ls5 shets according ths eternal Htssss Of thinga
The Tlden leaders ralsd tAsr Sarcss and attempted
70 break up the spsr BY thriving rocks and blowing
of their bod breath. Il sseDs Ne were nistaken in
supposins tie bulldssng spirit Of Ds0scrats to be
confined TO the brethren Of LsuisaAA
Tia annual contest bstvssn ths Atelesta and En-
eleisa socsties came 81 Tuesday evening March 9Th,
and vas eas that sAsy nay ven b pee.d Of - veil
n the i,ssitutioa and community. All did VEIL md
especially Mis- Lille Nutting and Miss Bsssis H.
Cruikshsak, vhs sssased - enter into thsr ssvsral
,.rt. With more sarsestsess and undertaking. Ths
ssssy "a Hard Ps., resa BY Ais Mud Long. de-
,.ryes especial nsnsioa. shsvsd nsaeh research,
ssudy, md A,s sasts IL Esslsiaa Sscissy bore u
tAs visssy. hlcsLASDss
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CSsa! Csya! Gers:
Corn taken for Goods,
Corn taken for aecounts,
Corn taken for Cash,
IA. PouLrris CASH STORE
dec1. White Cloud Kanaas
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II For several weeks past, Wood & Chase have
been shipping an enormous quantity Of eggs Doni-
phan County and Northern Kansas arc not aware how
large proportion Of the East they feeding. This
butter, egg and poultry establishment Of Wood &
Chase il getting 70 he a big thing.
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q Elerts Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry will
Cure the Most Severe Cough in . short time. Try IT,
BIcKFoRD s. SINCLAIR
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n Leavenworth drummer, commercial trsv'
eler named Bridges. in town . few days. recent
w. He left again, Monday. to wrestle with the mer
camille community.
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Ths people aros,A hsrs have Sss1 growing. seeing
itsns frsa al Of The little tsvns srssaA nd
ing any from cur town
Basnsss hss bssa very DUH, fIr tbs psst three Or
four vssks o. seesu,t sf BOD rosds but still hope
for tie bstssr tinss vhieA are esoi.g.
since Hayes hes taken IL chair shs Dsossssts
have taka h thsk hsenA Tve Votes were esse ct this
plsss fr Cooper. Thy saA thsy vsss afraid 70 pass
for fear Of getting saehssd.
Miss vsx has bssa tssshng eur sehssl IL = oh
nov. but perisps viii - sbls - csnnsss sehoel
ss.i. !, day I've. Shs sss in sssAsr . disagree
able ylaes cut hsrs i, Irslasa- Ths IFish bsys srs
very uesbasssas; hey sfss kssp IL grls up til sss
roosssn ersv in IL Dsraisg. ssDs ssoplainins II
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-15

y The case Of Williams Newman tried
Thursday. Williams charged Newman tbotb colored)
with having trespassed upon his domestic duties, and
produced evidence that Thomas, of old express
ed his Willingness to be satisfied with; but notwith
standing this the jury brought in verdict Of acqut
tai, simply because Williams had blacked his wifss
eye Tor knocked the black off, because Of her inds
creton Matt declares that he only collecting his
rent. After the verdict, order issued for the
arrest of Williams for beating his wife; but he
vosed the ranch. But notwithstanding his absence
presume Matt will still manage to collect his rent
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-15

HAND Press FOR SALE.-Ilaving disposed Of all the
other material OF the Republicans Office, still have
the press for sale II is the best hand press re,
up in Northern Kansas, amply large for an 8column
paper. and runs better than a press Rolling ap
paratus and roller mould with it. VIII sell it consider
ably lower than the cost of press, while it is
fully as good.