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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

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In cooe aovr Tbe door. of ths R.nt;st ebupch warn
blown I'm but m dan.pe wa done IN the ins;de of
the building Oat-houses fences, and trees were
blown in every direction. So far We have not heard
of any los of life In Bellemout the Prank Laioie
house WAS completely demolished. In some locali-
ties the grapes are badly damaged, the vines being
blown from the stakes, and the haifsrown grapes
beaten from the STEMS Corn suffered severely being
thrown down and broken of Wheat is not much
hurt although badly lodged in places. Altogether,
the storm did more damage than any ever experience
ed in this vicinity.
The roads leading to Burr-Oak Geary City, Paler-
mo, and Elwood, in bad condition just now; but
We notice that Overseers putting them in shape
again.
Farmers in this vicinity are improving their farms
rapidly, and many Of them are building new dwell
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Highland station Isems.

Heavy rains for the past few days; rigxsg light
ming playing from all directions.
The farmers are busily engaged blowing their corn,
while some Of them hauling Large cribs Of corn to
market and others preparing harvest their rye
crops. The present prospect for good corn crop is
aattering.
Rye looks splendid, In this part Of the country
Mr. Charles jackson has 10 acres to reap. He pur-
chased new combined Buckeye reaper Last week
William Hedrick, the 1856 r-horse, has magnif.
icent crop Of small grain to reap. He il also doing
lively business with his new steam mill. Hedrick
shows great liberality to the poor and needy.
Mr.. b. r. Herring il convslescing slowly.
The grain trade il quite lively, considering every
thing. Bud Herring seems to have the inside track,
in regard to tho grain trade. He pays more than any
Of the rest.
Preaching Sunday evening, ct the lola school
house. by Rev. George T. Gray, one among the ablest
ministers in Northern Ksnsas. By his request, We
viii announce preaching at the lola school house the
fourth Sabbath in July He will preach his farewell
sermon ct that time and then bid his kind friends
goodbye, probably forever.
Quite number Of the young ladies and gentlemen
went cut riding, Sunday. Tbs following are the
names Of some Of them: Misc Matte Richie Miss Lu-
cy Herring, Ar. Bod Herring, Julius Brown, Miss
Bette Herring. Hugh Whits, Edward Richie, Susie
CundiG, Mary cundih, and Elmirs Shirley.
TSs Willow Spring school viii close this week A
number Of the summer schools have closed, some
time ago.
Mis- Jennie Bromley d teaching school ct the He'd
rick school house. She to have good success.
This b her first term Of school. DRuMHrLLER.
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will be much better than the past. Quite n large adj
dition of students is confidently expected.
w. hone that wa shall soc nublisbed the report Of
our nnhe .chool The teacher M;ss r. ID. Kiner. has
r..liv dane a ,rordsrfu work. there beinq over one
hundred uebol.rs eproled and often eighty or ninety
in attendance .t once all tn he taught by the one
teacher. Miss Kiner has probably received a. high
WAGES M any lady teacher in the County; but con-
s;deruy the magnitude of her work and the zeal and
fidelity with which she has prosecuted it, she has
been but poorlv rewarded for her services
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DsaiPhaa Iss0a.
Mansperger has opesed shoe shop, and il making
boots and beating out leather for soes to peg on old
ones
It is expected that the 4th Of July will be celebrat
cd in DoniphAn in . grand Old-time style; firing can
on, music, singing, dancing. speaking, eating and
drinking. The Brcnner grove, the blua, south
west Of town. il lovely place. Its foliage cover
ten acres Of ground, with view Of all sections OF
cOuntry. and the river. Conc, everybody-men wo
men and children.
Mrs. DIR. Crook was down, last week, visiting
friends-
We will correct, Mr.. Low. The excursion from
Lincoln the A. and n. Railroad, is to Fsrt Leaven
worth, instead Of the city. A grand reception and
dress parade, music, and various entertainments.
The time, we understand, will he fixed soon.
Dr. Sawyer is improving; is able to sit ND and con-
verse some His brother, from New York, called to
SEE him; has returned East.
The bloodthirsty reapers and moving machines
and premature green apples will soon be making
business for the doctors, and items for the itemizer
Blackberry blossoms are looking promising, and
bespeak q bountifhl crop Of small boys with torn
Clothes and stained hands and faces and plenty of
employment for the maternal slipper.
FOURTH OF JULY AT DONIPHAx-When the com
mittee ON programme reported, it was too Late to
have the report published; but suffice it to saw that
every way, MEANS and measures are taken to have
the people entertained with speeches, toasts music,
and plenty to eat 1t is expected that the Atchison
brass band will play during the day, and ball at
night, in Brenners Hall. All are invited, and more
particularly the editor of the Chief as he has many
oldtime friends here that wsuld be glad to take one
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LECTURE BIZ GEORGE LYON, JR.-The citizens of
Troy will he offered intellectual treat, at the
Methodist Church, Friday night of this week, by
George Lyon, Jr of st. Joseph who has already be-
come famous as an elocutionist. The entertainment
will consist of readings recitations, and declama-
TONS of choice selections serious sentimental, pa
thetic, and humorous. Mr.. Lyon is a very young
man. and his talent is wonderful. 1t is the only op
portunity the people of Troy will have to hear him.
and he should have . good audience. The general
admission is only IS cents, and reserved seats IS
cents REGULATIONS begin at 8 o'clock. Tickets are
for sale at the Post-0ffce.
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ie- We want to keep before our readers the mer-
its of weather prophet, Helix, who contributed
article in the issue of the Chief of March I'D, in
which he mapped out the weather for the year. He
showed that Mercury would equinox june Dist, and
Vulcan June I'D. He said that storms would be fire.
quent and severe throughout the country and added:
"The critical periods are, March Goth to 18th; May
9Th, when Vulcan and Mercury both equinox; June
2lst to cd, when they do it again.. The two severe
blows of last week, occurred the 10th and 3D. al
most the exact days predicted He sad further, that
there would be but few storms during July.
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LADIES!
Mrs. Phillips is selling Elegant
Hate and fine gOods at COsT PRICE,
to close the season.
Highland, Kansas.

LAWSUIT Own CmD.-A little giri in tAis Ceuu
ty has been the cause Of an unusual amount of excite
ment; and il she keeps il up q. abe provs older she
win make good deal of uo;.e IN the world. Abou,
three years ago a Mrs. Anderson. living somewhere
in the western part of the County died leaving lit
tie girl several years of aye The father was in de.t
tute circumstances and unfit to care for the child
Mrs Highly, hearing of it, took the child to care for
it until another suitable place could be provided It
was in pitible condition. being almost naked. and
suffering from neglect Mn. Highly dressed her up,
and trained her until she became quite bright child
sba h.d too ,,,r.l ~, L.. - \. A.. .,.,1 H. $1,000,
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SEVERANCE, KAs-, June q, 1877.
Ed CHIEF FL have not the pleasure Of an intimate
acq uaintanee with you, but know Of you; and no
matter what else they may say Of you, think you
are truthful Have seen two communications in the
Chief relating to the promise Of pig by Mr.. John
B. Kennedy. Yos can rest easy. I wish was ~
sure ofmy everlasting salvation, that yos sr get
hat y;g Mr.. Kennedy is . generous, velldisposed
man hgh-mindcd. and ehivalrous to . fanls-a good
politician, and has fine opening on his face for
whis-kers YOurs, in faith, BELRvER
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-. The only pill prepared for the bilious diseases
of the climate is Browns Liver Pill, all dealers in
medicine say, that pill sold gives much salts
faction as Browns for headache and bilious affec-
tons Sold by Bickford & Sinclair and W. ?. Rus
sell Druggists.
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Ask Yourself these Q.essiens.

Are you despondent sufferer from Sick Headache,
Habtual Costiveness, Palpitation Of the Hearth
Have you Dizziness Of the Headi Is your Nervous
System Depressedf Does your Blood circulate bad
lyi Have you a Coughi Low spiritsi Coming up
of the food after eating &c, &. All of these and
much more are the direct results of Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint and Indigestion. GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
is now acknowledged by all Druggists to be posi-
tive cure. 1000 bottles were given away in the
U. S. through Drusgists to the people trial Two
doses viii satisfy any person of its wonderful quality
in curing all forms of Indigestion Sample Bottles 10
cts. Regular size IS cts Sold positively by all first
class Druggists in the U. S. By Bickford & Sinclair
and W. p. RUSSELL Troy, Kansas.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

wheat-Active but lower; No. spring u 4Asi ~
cash: a ga July; q s63S 81 - August
Corn-Fairly active and SHADE niSnef; Sse esse W
pyfFsirS active and shade higher. Si3 III o13 -
cash or july: Si3 s0al3 31i August ti3 IS Septsmber
Iar-Fsiriy active and shade higher; ~ ~ cAsh or
ssnIy 20 oss ~ os August o Iaies Is September.
RnIS Neats-Frner shoulders SCI short rib sic short
Caitie-Receipts, $500 Moderately active; one small
lot Of extra sold at o. s5 and calves Wes -
good, IS soes Is choice to very extra snpPshs' "
Hoe,-ReceIpss 900 Excited. strong and Sc higher
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tRr For purifying your blood, and restoring the
liver to healthy action preparation Of Sarsapa
rla and Dandelion and Iodide Potassium all Physi
clans recommend it. For weakness, Indigestion, and
debtated system, it will be found beneficial. Sold
at w. p. Russelrs and Bickford e. Sinclairs.
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Y viii deliver discourse ON the Christian Re
Kgion in the Presbyterian church in Troy, the first
Sunday in July, at o'clock, p. n, if no preventing
Providence. n. WIKIkT.
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RAsrBRRRr FEsTrvAL-The ladies Of the NJ. E.
Church will give Raspberry Socable, Wednesday
evening, July 9Th. Cakes donated, will be thankful
ly received. Raspberes aud the 4th come only once
year, SO everybody and all hs relatives are respect
fully invited.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

JUNO
F1our-Hisher for medium and best grades Of fall Xxx
n 5Oas 90. Xxx o +0de 60; family, " 10 % u . -
Wheat-Cash lower, option higher; NO. RED fall u y
bid cash saes at u 4sdi Is July; No d. u 's sasn
q III July.
Rye-Dull; eoc bid
Pork-Better; ti3 313 al3 50 cssh.
RnlL Neafs-Firm but inactivs shoulders at Omaha,
a SO. clear rib here {. 90 bid cash or July.
Bacen-Higher; 81 aJac, 1Ic, stastc
Lard-Firm; s. IS asked for summer.
Hogs-Steady; u 30 81 IS. Receipts, 4o.
Cafe-Aetivs ard strong for all good shippnE gaaes
ehoce steers 200 pounds and upwards Is 60 % Vs. good
l. $50 to pounds Is 57i az 3!E Light % ut fs
grass natives a 80 % 57i cows and better 'oss %
through TEXANS o. s5ea 62i. Receipts, $3.50
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= The great remedy for all bowel complaints is
Browne Extract Blackberry and Ginger. The prep
sration II well known % the sure and safe remedy
for Diarzhea and Dysentery. Sold by w. p. Russell
and Bickfcrd & Sinclair
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goeal aHatters.
Da. scHENcrs PuIMoN1c SYRUP,

BkA WEED TOXIC. AID AAxDRAKE PnLs.-These nsdi
cines have undoubtedly performed more Of Con.
sumption than any other remedy known the American
public They compounded Of vegetable ihgredints
and contain nothing which be injurious the human
consultation Other remedies advertised for
Consumption. probably contain opium, which ID
what dangerous drug in I'll and taken freely BY
consum ptve patients It must do great injury; for its
ency IL to coune the morbid matter in the system
which, of course must make cure inpsssble Scheneks
Pulmonc Syrup is warranted not to contain particle Of
opium 1t lie composed Of powerful but harmless herbs
which act the lungs liver, stomach and blood, and
thus all morbid secretions and exps an the dis
eased matter from the body These the only
by which Consumption can be cured, and Sehencks
Pnlmonie Syr up, Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
the only medicines which operate in this way II il
obvious they the only genuine for Puimonary
Consumption Each bottle Of this invaluable medicine
Is accompanied by full directions Dr. Sehenek profss
sionsly at his principal Office. Sixth and Arch
Streets Philadelphia, every Monday where all letters
for advice must be addressed 7junsln.
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n The lower rooms and hall Of the Court House
have just been roplastered It would have been bet
ter economy to have eeiled the lower part
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II New Goods at hard time. prices, at Lslsnds.

~, Eilert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry viii
cure Consumption in its first stages.
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For Sale.

The finest stock farm in Atchison County for sale,
containing $40 of land, 80 in high state
of cultivation and 20 of good timber and living
water miles northwest of Muscotah will sell low,
or exchange for a general stock of merchandise, or
trade for good lands in Doniphan County. For fur
ther particulars, apply to
JOSEPH MCCRUh,
lfebiw. Donphan, Kansas.
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~ Prof Tillotson, the blind singer gave a con-
cert at the school house, Tuesday night to q good
and appreciative audience. He is fine vocalist and
an accomplished instrumental musician. His best
pieces are the old songs American, English German,
Scotch and Irish, that are familiar to the people.
They are far superior to all the operate music ever
composed Prof TlotsOn il well worth listening to.
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70 Mr.. C. s. Cobb. of Valley Falls, has reated the
Troy Picture Gallery. We assured that - an ar
fist, he has superior in Kansas, having followed
the business closely for thirty years We are glad to
welcome hint Troy, and hope that our citizens will
liberally patrouize him.
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n The Odd Fellows excursion to Hiawaths, last
Thursday, was numerously attended, and pleasant
time was had A number of persons went from Troy.
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~ Eilert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry will
Cure the Most Severe Cough in a short time Try it
BIcKFoRD & SINCLAIR.
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II DR.. W. w. Crook has our thanks for copies Of
Cheyenne papers We notice that he has entered in
to partaershp with his brother, Dr. J. j. Crook, for
the practice of medicine and surgery.
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For Sale, Cheap!

new Kirby Combined Reaper and Mower for
Sale rery lo for cash, easy terms to suit pur
chaser. Inquire of j. J. Morris, or A. Pouet, White
Clond. Kansas.
June 2l-3w.
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EmBRT's EXTRACT OF TAR AND WILD CHRRRI.-This
famous preparation is the most wonderful, efficient
and reliable remedy discovered for relieving Con-
sumption and all Bronchial complaints it fails
to give immediate relief For Sale at
BICKFORD & SINcLAIR's.
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Having just opened No. pasture, containing leo
acres, one mile and half west Of Troy, prepared
to pasture cattle and horses. Fences good and plen
ty of spring water. Any parties having need Of pas
turage, will do well to give me . call
June - 1877. CHARLES BURKHALrER.
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Y Read Charley Burkhalter's recognized I'D
vsrtisement. He keeps the best meat market in
Kapsas outside Of the cities.
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~ Mrs Perrin Blair has our thanks for some
dumping seeds-the first Of the season. The ladies
soon find out o fellows failinga
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~ Farmers wishing to buy Farming implements
and Harvesting Machines should read w. w. Mar
bourg's advertisement, second page.
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n Good Lord, what bill p il an expression
we have frequently heard, within the past week.
Wonder what bill ia alluded tot
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All kinds of Machine Oils, ss low at ST. Joe. or
Atchison, at BlCKFOKD d SNcLAIRs-
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~ Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by c. Leland.
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Ball At gseRLAxD.-TheFe viii be . bah ct the
wiAey HesA in Highland, on the evening Of the 4th
Of Jsiy. Tickets for Ball and supper, = Baird Is
celebrated for the succese of his dances, and e.
forts viii be spared to make this Of the best that
has ever been held
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Money to Loan,

~ Do not buy Reaper until you see the "Peer
less" sold by MarbOurg, Mt Atchson.
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FRANKLIN BABCOCK
Will negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money. 3fsb76
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= Charley Bukhaltcr has built an awning over
the sidewalk, in front Of his building.
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y. We have received letter from Prof Barrett,
who says that his country is prospecting and that he
is prospecting. His many friends here will be pleased
to hear it.
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II The County Board will hold its regular quar-
terly session, commencing next Monday, July I'd.
This will be one of the sessions at which accounts can
be allowed
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y paper called the Kirwin Progress, comes to
with the invitation to exchange or 60 to hell"
Guess we'll 90 to hell. We can then meet you per-
sonslly which will be better than exchanging papers
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Five Year Loans.

For five year loans at reasonable rates, real
in Donphan County, at only per cent interest
Apply to
mch22. NJ. C. RHvHLE, Troy, Kan.
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q You can buy plows md cultivstors Of Lsland
cheaper than 1t any Other plsce. smoh.
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y It il hard joke, when an Office sends out
brag poster, to have ii back their hands to
try over if they can't get it halfway respec-
table.
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ICED Ch00e0 10R Hoys
Proposals. will be received BY the undefxigned, up
to the 18th day Of July 1877 Tor the sale Of the gass
on the Pair Groasda Propositions viii be in writing,
snd sealed. PenOas wanting good graz, will take
dus notice. @. w. TowxskxD,)
JOu HOvgRsO1, Committee.
iunei4lv. TuOa. HENsHALI,
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~ When two correspondents at the same town
write account of the same occurrence, Of course
of them will be omitted unless it contains mate
rial facts different from the other The writer of the
matter that is left out will understand that this is
the reason Why and not that it is omitted because it
is Objectionable
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u Dried fiuits- Salt Lake peaches. apples, prunes
and currants-at JOHNSON, TowHsKxD & Co.'S.
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We have on hand Samples of Carpets- We vii
take orders, and furnish At factory prices
BIcKFoRD & SIScLAIR
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y We keep the largest assortment Of crackers in
the city Premium and choice sodas. farinos, mlks,
cream biscuit hills, Scotch cake, frosted ginger
creams and ginger snaps They are all fresh, and Of
the best manufacture. Try them
JouxsOx TOwNsExD & Co.
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~ Jerry Neibling of White Cloud, was in town
last week. with his Eagle Grain Drill the best thing
out for farmers. See his advertisement
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Y India game undsrshirts just the thing for this
hot weather. Call and SO them, at
JOHNSON, TowxsKxD & Co.'S.
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Money TO LOan,
On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, on five
years time less. Interest ten per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable
III. g. w. ii. BARTLETT.
Office over Buchanan Bank, st. Joseph Mo.
lSj2uly
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IL car load of plows and eultivators for sale al
St. Joe AtchsOn prices.
8 inch. L. LELAND, Jr
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

y Everybody should know that srnies properly
prepared, a. in Browns Amics Ininent and Saiye,
has NO equal for removing Inflammation Hyou have
sprain swelling old sore, any local diseases ono
of Browns arnica preparations viii cure yoa. Sold
by Biekford 4 Sinclair and W. r Russell.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

Y The Peerless Reapen and Movers at the Cen
tennial Exhibitioa were acknowledged BY the Jury
and competitor be the Hshtest draft machine i'm
the field. Sold by NarbourE, at Atehison-