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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-22
INSURANCE..

The name OF the company is Mobile Fire De-
partment Insurance Company.
1t Is located in Mobile. Alabama.
The amount Of its capital stock is Two Hun
bred Thousand Dollars.
The amount of its capital stock paid up is W
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
THE ASSETS OF TIL COMPANY ARE AS FOLLOWS
Cash on hand and in the hands of
agents or other persons. 1888 .lS
Real estate unincumbcred. ....... 19, 40 20 |
bonds owned by the company. par val 16s, $50 90
Loans on bonds and mortgage, being
hrN lien on unincumbered real es-
tate, worth double the amount
loaned ls.S2
Loans on bond and stocks loans on
collaierals, q sos Ii
Debts Otherwise secured. 2.G56. 80
Debts for premiums. ............... 2.263.53
All other securities. 0.73C. O3
Total seas. 90. 81
LIABILITIES.
Losses unadiHs,ed 7.sss 10
proof 1925
Cash dividends 10 stockholders unpaid 800. 90
All other claims a against the company.
90 per cent. reinsurance New York
Staluiuul tl,S9t. "
Total liabilities. ssa ,sia. i.
The greatest amount insured in any
one 800 90
STATE OF ALABAMA,
County of Mobile.
re Jonn n M1 ,ss Mobile p3HIes F,rp bs ana !; nn Mi nsnrs sess
the foregoing Is a full, true and correct statement
OF the affairs OF the said company. th2t the said
Insurance su. NICE COMPANY Is the bona nde owner Of at
cash capital, invested in the state and United
States stocks and bonds, or in bonds and mort
cages of real estate, u~nincumbered and worth
double the amount for which the same is mort
gagged and they are the above described Officers
JSo. MAGuIRE. President
A.DU Mont. Secretary.
SUBSCRIBED ana sworn b+fore me, this aitii day
Of ls snlx: 1s''. Notary Public u; r9 Mobile st; Co.. 5sn Ala.
Yankton, DIT, Aug :. is77. is
l. John S. Sand. Auditor of the Territory of Da-
s ,9,s . do hereby hereby, certify - that hat the foregoing easn is 2
of the Mobile Fire department Insurance Com
pany of Mobile. Ala. on the 3lst of December.
BY /. ii. fUaDY. Deputy.
II TERRITORY Of DAKoTA,l
Whereas Tho Mon,, AUDITORS Eirc ns0 0fhes;
rance Company, located in the city Of Mobile
sworn statement Of It's condition on the slst day
provisions Of an act of the legislative assembly
Of the Territory of Dakota. relating to insurance
e"%%B Reqsas, a III eSssai ssnsarS Of ls sSe a sMo ln's State.
ment Of said company filed in this Office. l fnt
that the said insurance company is possessed o
the necessary amount of capital invested by law
Therefore, !. John s. Saad. Auditor of Dakot;
Territory do hereby certify that said insurmc,
company is duly authorized TO transact the bust
ness of Fire Insurance in said Territory. for tn,
year ending December 3lst, 1877. by agents prop
erly appointed.
LIB. PARTRIDE 4 CO, Agents.
In testimony whereof. l have hereunto set m,
} hand and seal. this and day Of August, \. D
1917. JOHN S. SAND, Auditor.
IsRAL. By l.. NJ. PURpY. Deputy.
Z. 4. PARTRIDoB 4 90,
did AGENTS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

CALLED.-The chief Office was honorod. on wetines
day, by calls from number Of Atchison Ladies'
among whom were Mra- Maj. John N. CroweIl, Nm
Glenn J. Neal. Mrs. Holbert, Mrs Russell, Mrs
Church, Ars- z. C. johnson, Miss Miner, and Mias
Holbert. They put in the day for all there was in it
and seemed to enjoy themselves to the utmost.
We also had calls from Tom Stivers, local Of the
Champion, Mr. Clint p. shipley, foreman of the CAam
pion Office, Tom Pierce, Mr. z. C. johnson, and M
George Dobson, the wideawake and efficient City
Marshal Of Atchison. -
We believe that if We could only ret the nomina-
ton for Lieutenant Governor and allow the Atchi-
son ladies to decide it, should be elected by one Of
the largest majorities on record
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

The HAHvtsr HoR-The Gangsrs' Harvest Hem
II in progress a. We write The largest crowd is col
iected that was ever in Troy. Tbe day Il splendid
and people are here from every part Of TIE County
an e1eursion train brought large number from Ateh
is'n, and many were present from st. Joseph Speak.
ing and music are the Programme at one stand dane
eng at another, and swing II in operation in anoth
er part Of the grounds The procession was very
large, headed by the wagon bearing the girls repre-
seotns the St.tes AM intespersed with ban.es and
devices.
The hrst speaker, aher dinner, x.s Mr.. J. T. Ste
vsns, Of the Kassas Spirit Of Lawrence He was te-
dious- His bitter opposition to nonopolies, should
have prevented him from uoaopolizing the day. He
SAID many good things, and much that was arrnnt
demasognery. There i no occasion for farmers to
declare war against every other trade and profession
Even railroads. and men that own capital, have some
good points.
five have occasion, shall notice the celebration
further in our next.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

q A boy in this town, Monday morning, placed q
silver quarter in his mouth for safe keeping but in
attempting to yow, all boys do, the coin slipped
down his throat He set up howl, and grabbing his
windpipe thinking it was the money sticking in his
throat, Inc broke for DR.. Ashmeads Office, squealing
at every jump. He insisted that the DIR. must get
the money out, at all hazards, it would kill him.
This much we saw; but what follows we have only
from report by one who claims to have spied the
secrets of doctors Office The Doctor after putting
his wits to work, and examining all tho best medical
authorities, hit upon plan. Placing a5cent shin
plaster on chair he babe the boy sit down upon it
He then read the Resumption act aloud and solemn
iy demanded specie payment. When the boy arose,
there lay the quarter beside the shnplaster Such is
the majesty Of the law.
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C. F. VAN BUSKIRK.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

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Ask Ye.r.sls ,As.. Q-..s,s...

Are you despondcnt sufferer from Sick Headache.
Habitual Costveness, PalpitstiOn Of the Hearti
Have you Dizziness Of the Head Ii your Nervous
System Depressedi Does your Blood circulate bod.
lyi Have You . Coughi Low Spiritsi Coming up
Of the food after eating &c, 4. All Of these and
much more the direct results Of Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint and Indigestion. GREEx's AUGUST FLOWER
is now acknowledged by all Druggists to be . posi-
tive cure 100000 bottles were given away in the
q. through Druggists to the people trial. Two
doses will satisfy any person Of its wondcrfal quality
in curing all forms Of indigestion sample Bottles 10
cts Regular size IS cts. Sold positively BY III first
class Druggists in the U. s. By BickfEd 4 Sinelail
sud W. p. Russell, Troy, Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

z man who probably owes for more nsvsps-
Pers than any other person in the Missouri Valley.
made us feel proud, the other day. that NO bought
glass Of soda water tick. He said the Chief was
now better paper than the New York Tunes or Her.
aid, and il lacked but thing to make it better
than both Of them together. If it would only notice
somebody's ''boss buggy" or mention that two citi
sens looked 90 much alike that they often mista-
ken for each other and repeat il two three times
in every local column, that the reader could come
across it now and then without hunting much for it,
everybody in the County would send the paper,
every week to their grandmother in place Of letter.
He also remarked that Daniel Webster would have
been proud to have hesdor that part Of it con-
tanning the check
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The Atchison & Nebraska Railroad.

GOING NORTH.
No mail and express leaves Atchison ut Leo p: n;
leaves Troy junction at s5 arrives ct Lincoln at
$40 p. m. a.
No g. through freight and accommodation leaves At
Gibson at $50 n. m, and Troy junction at 10 q. m
GOING SOUTH.
No . mail and express leaves Lincoln at SIS a. m
leaves Troy junction 135 p. arrives at Atchson
at 2:2s p. =, -,
No. through freight and accommodation leaves Troy
Junction at 457 arrives In Atchison at 90 p. m
CONNECTIONS.
At Atchison Ne / connects closely with the Missouri
Pacific Railroad for Leavenworh Kansas City and All
points East aud South, with the X Z. ST. Joe T. D.
Railroad Joseph and for paints East with the
ST. joe Railroad for ST. Joseph and Quincy and the
East with the c. X. l. p. Railroad for Rock Island
Chicago &c. with the A T., & s. Fe Raroad for Pueb
10 Denver and the Southwest with c. B. o. p Railroad
for the West
Train No 4 connects with trains for St Joseph.
At Troy junction, No connects with the So DO ".
C. L. K. East and West No. connects closely Tor 3d.
Joseph. No } connects closely for the West 80
At Lincoln trains arriving and leaving connect Win
the B. & n. East for Omaha, ETC.; West for Beatrice
Hastings Kearney, also with Nebrnska Railroad
for Nebraska City and East, for Seward and West
All trains daily except Sunday. JOHN UT,
Gen1 Ticket Agent
L. ". TowSE, Gen. Supt.
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Linilst1iDfs Sale Of Real Bstate,

In the Probate Court

!; - =; n 1870 In the frossss Court
LyaA 4 Hss.ss sse...sa Ds.ipA.a County, K.ua...
NIorIC1 hereby Owes. that By order Of the Probate
~ Cssft II DsaiRhsn County. State Of Kans.a win
49, Ss 81 q DsSs ascties r cssh the north door
q ~ Ceat Hsass u Troy In said County the LIST
day q Seyesoh9 ISL, - o'clock p n, the following
dssebsd rel pfupsty q the said Estate situate m
County of DoepAan Sste Of Kansas 10 wit: the undivi
dea o1haf d The nsrth half Of the north quarter
ssetoa tweutysight fs0 In township tasr t Of range
twmty, co.l Appraised at es5
AnguN Z lsT-5w. Prs fee. O..
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E.e.r.le. b &c Recky Me.nsai.s.

ExeufsiOn - the Rocky MOunsainss
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rsilruad has Ar
ranged with the various railroad lines the country
for special round trip rates to the Rocky Mountains
and has secured the following rates to Denver Colo
RADIO Springs, Canon City, Pueblo, and return: FROM
Kansas City and Atchison as; St. Louis, $50; Chi
cago, e6s; Quincy, $50; Cincinnati ssS; Buffalo, IS
and eorrcspondingy Low rates from all points East
North and South These tickets good for 80 days
and to stop at all stations west Of the Missouri River
Tickets sale at all principal stations through
cut the country. This is the new route to Denvei
through the garden Of Kansas and Colorado Send
for maps, circulars, time tables, etc, to
TT. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
TOPEKA. KAx.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

u Evasion of authority is an instinct of the hu-
man nature. 1t was forcibly illustrated the other
day. In the case of little girl not four years Of
age, daughter of one Of citizens. In the garden
was peach tree, on which hung peach that looked
50 tempting. 1t was almost ripe, but not yet mellow
She longed for it, but her father wishing to get
perfectly ripe, commanded her positively to pull
it. day or two afterwards he went to look ut the
peach, when behold! there hung the seed on the
STEM but every particle of the meat gone. Upon
catechisng the little girl she confessed that she had
climbed up into the tree and eaten the meat of the
peach, to avoid disobeying the command to pull
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

THAT SHOOTING IN HoLr.-A Holt County cores
ponent writes US follows relative to the story Of
two men being shot in q blackberry patch:
That Fancher killing business in Forbes Township
has no other foundation than the shooting by Irish
boy namal McNulty, of trespasser with pepper and
salt. He had read in some work natural history,
that BIRDS however wild, might be caught by sprink
ling salt on their tails. So he tried it bird that
he found picking his berries. But the charm failed,
for two reasons: the salt had pepper in it, and it
sprnkled under the tail instead Of upon it. 1t
occurred . week ago, and the fellow is said
to he running vet"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23
HIGHLAND Ie000.


Dust, dust, dust We begin to realize We made
of dust.
Wouldn't 1t be advisable for so,e Of our citizens to
moderate their fast driving through Streets until
after showerf 1t makes 1t very unplsasant for the
ladies and children. We arc always willing 10 mako
sacrifices for towns benefit, and We arc quite
proud of our fast stock; but it sometimes happens
We have too much Of . good thing.
The Masons are making extensive pseparstisns for
large ball, - their rooms are completed.
Great efforts will be made to have it Arstcass par
ty, in all respects We hope to many Of our Ma
sonic friends from abroad present.
Some of the Highland boys must love "sweet
things" the way the honey disappears. We do not
know whether they intend keeping all they take for
homo consumption or motor, it may be, they have
an idea of shpping it. Look out boys; you may have
"hlly road" to travel, before you get through
The prospect at present bids fair for larger NUM-
her Of students at the University than We have had
for several years. Quite . number are expected frsn
abroad. We shall welcome the sound Of the cid
school bell again-t has been silent several months
We again street our little friends, Matte
and Sophie. They have been vsiting at Fails City
having good time, - usual. They have faculty
Of making the best Of life they 90 along That i
right girls; carry sunshine with yoa. The storms Of
life will come full soon enough.
Another wheel came oG Of that fsssd buggy, %
Saturday evening. eausing Mr.. 4 Schumacher to
light most unceremonioasly % terra 6rma" M. C.
E. Fox had the good luck to reaia On tAs SCAT with
. home-sick look On his handsone fsce. Il came
very being serious accideat bat - e happen
ed, 70 harm was done, only 10 tie wheel
Rev. l. v, Morton ID at present attending camp
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

II The Presbyterian festival at the Court House
Tuesday night, was perhaps the largest gathering
the kind ever held in Troy 1t was largely ATTENDED
by citizens and an excursion train from St. JOSEPH
brought several hundred persons Dancing was KEEP
up until after midnight, platform erected in thu
park. The receipts were large.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

II Farmers who intend to SOW Fall wheat. should
call on Schletzbsum 4 Schnel in Doniphan, and buy
of Gundlachs Patent Grain Drills, which arc war
rantod to do better work, and of lighter draught
than any other Drill in the market
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23
Notice for Divorce.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of
State Of Kansas sitting within and for boniphan County.
Dorotha Bischop, Plaintiff
Frederick Bischop. }Defendant
TIME above named defendant Frederick Rischop q
Il resident of the of Is hereby notified
that be has been sued In the above named Court by the
platut6 Dorotha Bschop and that said plaintiff fled her
petition In this the above entitled action In said Court
On the It'll day ef August A D. ls7 and that you the
sid defendant depur to said petition
petition will Be- taken true, and Judgment rendered i'm
favor Of said plaintiff for dyorse and for Judgment and
decree that the following described real estate wit
the quarter Of the south quarter Of
tsn No. tvestyose cai In township No three o. Of
range Me- twenty tgo (72 In Doniphan County Kansas
b sAsdsed and dssreed 10 the said plaintiff her sole
tie "a s.i..Ssss 1s:dsssS BisSop Be- fsrsrsr S.rrs
asa erjsed from setting Up OF claiming any interest in
title said rsal estate Aforesaid described.
=. b. DRENHEsG. Attorney for Plaintiff.
August .. 1eT5-4w. Prs fee, %.
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N0ss Lose.

Lost, August 9Th, 1877, pre@issssy nste for rs
ct Il per cent interest, dated Jansary 3Oth, 1871,
made BY Jacob ssrver. in favor Of L s.nasrs md
endorsed to Johnsoa, Townsend 4 Co. he .ote
has been paid in fnll and all persons are warDed
against negotiating for it or they viii Lose their mon
ey. JACOB 6AKvEn.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

IT, Scott Fairchild, of Hiawatha, must be death
on jelly At hi. recent crystal wedding he was pre-
sented with about seventy-fve jelly dishes.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23
WasAeaa Issas.

Business of Ill kinds good, and our merchants add
largely 70 tAeir stock Of goods, every week.
The Pressytsrian church has been cleaned and ct.
ted up inside, until h looks - good new. The Ia
dies Of the cs.gregaon deserve great praise for their
efforts 10 keep the church in repair.
The grape crop IN this vicinity viii fall short this
year. We hear some Of our largest Erspe-sroxers
predict that thsrs viii not b more than half crop,
ssd some say nst more than ons-third. Blight and
rot have played havoc with them
Saively 4 Hedge new elevator with capacity Of
$500 bashels pr day, started up, last Saturday.
Some Of the Anest and best peaches We have seen
this year. came fs0 the orrhard of Col. 8. Hatch
short distance west Of town. We have accepted an
invitation from the Colonel to visit that orchard
soon.
Last Saturday night some young ladies disturbed
CamPbellite minister named Clark, Who was preach.
ing in the Baptist church at this place. by laughing
and whispering, whereupon he told them that il their
hearts ~ sOft ~ their heads, the Lord would
soon have all of them. Served them right. We hear
great deal of complaint about these yeuag ladies'
conduct in church.
Frank Barr u the psssesssr Of tie original Bloody
shirt" which We have rod - much about The only
thin thing in Franks story Of bow he into pos
ssssoo Of that shirt H. b says he found 1t in SICK
Of corr We intend to send IL to the editor Of the
chef
George Randolph found . nine-pound boy, August
18th. 1t is the 6rst one, and George smiles-
"fyou men would let the women's dresses alone,
thsre would Be less foolishness and misery in the
world, declared . lady, at . social gathering not
long since The silence Vas intense.
The rain, Monday night, favors the l.tsplansed
corn.
1t is unlawful to give fellow-chewer chew Of to
bscco. The revenue laws forbid any to sell or
dispose Of tobacco in any form, without paying Ii
eense."
Ths City Council viii have the "hog Law" under
consideration to night, Tuesday,
Mr.. 4. A. Selover, who gave J. Gould thunping,
Is n brother Of A. J. Selover, Of this city.
1t ID said that certain venerable colorcd preacher
Of this city, while linug out" hymn did 20 ss fol-
lows:
Plunged in . gulf Of dark despair.
We uretched sinners come out Oh dar!,"
The German Metho.lists held their quarterly meet
ing in the NJ E. church, in this city, last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. Daniel Hoffman, one Of our successful German
rasrs, living few miles north Of town. Is building
. new house.
Judge Gordon has repaired the dam and fore-bay
Il the water-mil and is grinding again.
E.Eins 81" Of the d. c. Road, George Packard.
eagnser came out II the shops, last Tuesday morn
ing. looking ~ bright . now silver dollar. Since
she went in The shops for repairs George has been
visit East and there ID some talk that he got
rieif while there, bat We don't know how IL Is.
Tha ah;p,n.uf. of annie. and v,ee.bas from, tli.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

" splendid rain, Monday night 1t was badly
needed for crops beginning to feel the effects Of
drouth.
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II Dick TIT, of the best boys on the A. 4 N.
Road, was in town, Wednesday, and dropped in.
His name is Millard-that's why they call him Dick.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

u There was . scrimmage in town, Monday
noon. Two persons got into a QUARREL n under
stand In consequence of one having sent the other
f1titiess search for Mr.. Thomas Collins By mutu-
al consent, they went for each other. Nat. Bailey
hurried to tho SPOT and when he arrived they were
pegging away, and both yelling enough as loud
rs they could squeal He arrested them, when one
of them pitched into him but he took him by the
ear, and walked him of to jail.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

IADe1t0t0 lee00s
Our present enrolment is S. and the interest In all
the claases b daily increasing.
Prof whssfell will lecture 1t the n. E. church,
Friday eveaing. x<A inst. Bahjsct-SocioiOgy.
An exanfnssioa Il applicants for teschers' ceFtA.
Gates viii Be Ibid 1t tie aehss bsldins Friday AT
ternoon a.d Saturday forenoon u next week. 1t is
expected that al tie teachers IN ATTENDANCE at the
Institute, and othe desiring certificate before the
third Saturday In Septenber, vii be present,
private exaninstoa, under any eircumstances, will
be granted. ID. d. RosK, County Supt
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

II DR.. J. +. Nisbet, of Leona, of the Christian
Church. will preach in the NJ E. Church, in Troy, on
the first Sunday in September.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

IL A. n. Ruley, editor of the Hiawatha DispaieA,
Was married. the 18th inst, to Mrs. NJ. E. Sbumste.
They are mated and Shumatel.
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EF The second quarterly meeting Of the Troy n
E. Church will begin On Saturday evening next, al
"a, D. m Rev. Holman will preside.
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EIL1RT's EXTRACT OF Tar AND Win CnERkY.-This
famous preparation b the most wonderful, efficient
and reliable remedy discovered for relieving Con-
sumption and all Bronchial complaints Il never fails
10 give immediate relief For Sale at
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q New Family Mackerel and White Fish, just in
Try them-they are nice.
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & Co.
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n ne great renedy for al bowel compl.ists, i
Browns Extinct blackberry and Gngsr. H. Prep.
arstion % veil kDevn - the sure and saSe rsoeAy
for Dianhna and Dysentesy. Sold BY Hekf0ra =
Sinclair, and W. A. =, 4 Kinney, Troy. and Ans.
Miller WathenA. !
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

IT Hon. William A. Phillips, the able and popular
member Of Congress from this District. will accept
our thanks for CARLOAD of the Congregational Record
for the last session.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

q We had intended asking question, last week,
but forgot it. II this: What dear friend of the
farmer was it who inveiged John Colt, of Wayne
Township into the tolls Of swindng Life Insurance
Company, causing him to lose his farm!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

YoR SALE.-I have q second hand spring wagon and
harness and secondhand buggy, for sale cheap.
HENRY BoDER.