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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

Well, Mr.. Chief, as have come to think that
"Prairic Grass has dried up and blown away, we
thought We would try our hand once more.
The farmers are about through harvesting their
Fall grain. The wheat is pretty good will probably
go twenty bushels to the Some of the grain got
very ripe, on account of scarcity Of hands Corn is
looking very well yet, though We are needing rain.
The farmers not very patriotic down this way,
the Fourth, there five reapers at work the
Creek that day. A. C. Deaver the only patriotic
man on the Creek. He took his little family, and
launched out at early hour for Highland, 1--WE be-
Level My blood kept very cool, that day, you
know it naturally would in good, cool shade.
We understand there was a picnic dinner up at Mr..
Gosss grove. Those that attended, report splendid
time. The guests all invited by special invite.
Splendid music all day, furnished by the little Cham
pon." Mr. Goss fingered the strings. Everything
passed off quietly. Nobody got drunk ON good, cool
water.
Miss Sarah Helvey closed small but very inter
estng school at the Graves School House, last week
She goes back to Geary City. She is one among the
best lady teachers in the County. She was very pop
ular and will be sadly missed by her many friends in
this District. RoUsTABoUr
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given Ahat scaled proposals will be
~ received by the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Doniphan County. Kansas at the office of the County
Clerk till the 9TH dsy Of August tn at day
for the building of three bridges in said County fol-
lows, viz:
LIST Plan-span lis feet long l6 feet wide be placed
on 6 piles 40 feet longs piles at each end Of span
fan-A bridge centre span to be co feet
long outer spans to be 40 feet long each and all
feet wide centre span to have II piles 20 feet sugsx
esch end Of SPAN outer spans to have piles end
Of each span. 20 feet long.
Seeond-Bridge creek at Stout's on Troy and Wa
thena road Span 30 feet long 10 feet vde piles
end Of span, 25 feet long.
The Png Of both the above bridges to be Of proper
size and Of good white oak or pin oak timber
TAird-Bridge over Peters Creek, at wathsna- Span
Is feet long l6 feet wide. To rock abutnents
ready there.
Bids for building the above bridges shall kind and
plan Of bridge which may be Of wood iron The Board
reserve the right to reject any and all bids.
By order Of said Board.
Attest: CHARLES RAPPELYE
July Il, 1s75-4w. County Clerk
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Notice to Teachers.

VvHE First Annual Session Of tie Doaiphsp C...tv
- Normal Instituts will be held In the Troy Pubiie
Sehcol building conneneng August 6th 1874 and con
ftnoing four weeks Prof Wherrel, Of Leavenv vorfh
win conduct the exercises ef the Insttute and hss
ised - able sssstants = aid Mn n - e-S
Coanty. 70 need any oonnesdasisa fton a. The ie.H
int vp Be conauets4 - practical insteaA Of ~
ret1e basss asA 1sr The seee Dsfsse of trane
for schoolrooa work. We heDe tAas the fesnscsivs
sehoea Baafds q ths Cesnty VIII aiA o ssc.ripr Al.
sasts for sehses whs vfu sssesA The Inst3tste e.
nsve bod preveus Dernal training. Teackiae Z Prn
teechers and thcse raDed for the pfelssson vi s.
lowed 70 teach school ~ ~
Terms-t1 for the session Good hoard at re..o,.h,.
rates viii be secured, upon application to
Troy Kansas, Nay TO- ls77-13v
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS L..
DoxfPHAS COUNT, %
In the District Court for Douiphan County Kansas
Thomas II: Franklin and Plaintiffs.
Hazaei Prick,
Benton Wilson and
Mary T. Wilson, Defendants
NOTICE IL hereby given, that will ON the 3ist dsy
~ Of July A. d. Iii at two O'Clock p NJ Of
aAd day at the North door Of the Court House in the
city Troy in Doniphan County State Of Kansas o.r
for sale public saeon for eash following eserb
cd real estate 10 Wit The north half Of the south
quarter Of section fifteen, n5 In township four "a Of
twenty fo in Doniphan County State Of Kspsss
Wilson foreclosure Of lien for material furpsbesI IN
improve said land and offered for sale to the highest hid
Of record in the District Court Tor Doniphan COUNTY IN
the State OF Kansas in which Thomas H. Prapkin and
z. Wilson defendants-
Given under my hand thi. ejth day Of June d. 1s77
T. ]. vANDERSLIcE
Sheriff Of Donphan County.
Snee y, lsI5-Sv- Prs fee, tl0-Sol
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANsAs lss
DoxrPHAS CoUNrr. ScS.

DoxrrHAS COUNTY 90.
In the District Court for DOuphn County State Of Kansas
s. westheimcr and
+. Westheimer
Partners
westheimer Brothers. Piaintias.
John Kilkenny, Defendant
NOTICE Is hereby given that will. ON the ssd dsy
~ Of July A d. is, at the holr Of 10 O'Clock n. Of
AID Day on the quarter Of section H. in
shiP Of range % known a. the John Kilkenny Farm in
nonfphan County State ot Kansaa Oer for sae pub
lie auction for cash the following described persoaa
ProPery % wit Is Of wheat acres
o. greSns corn bead Of stock hegs ~ hesd Of Spring
pigs - head Of neat CATTLE head Of horssa aboat Is
.srs. q barley about acre. Of ess. ..d breaiing
fercd for sale 70 the highest bidder Tor cash 70 safsy
CERTAIN and costa pov Of record In the District
Court Tor Donphan County, in the State Of Kansas
which $ Westheimer and 7. westheimer. partneas a.
10 defendant
Given under my hand this 10th day Of July A. D. ls7
T. J. vANDEkSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
July l. is''.-sv. Prs fee, ts.
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tbo.a "a in6d.ls MIN. f,srt;,.. who 4, NOT .ccent
Moses and the. .prophsts or who do accent Jesus az
the incarnate God. The Roman Catholic pronoupces
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so ON tbrougb the H., Of ,hou.,nd and one rel;,;ons
Thus II has bsen all over the world and in all t;mes
,h 5.-o,... f ., .s, r ,.1;;o, f,ou ,b.
earliest nsriod to the nresent have Looked unon all
others as nsdel. who did nat embrace the necp,i,r
svstem of reI;g;op ,bsr embracsd-xbo do NO, 40.
the tru,b ma they sac ;.xbo do M, orsb;n the same
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Notice.

iktAsusrss OSFIcr DoxIPHAx CouxTr KAxsAs, q
Nyorrcv July s. 1877.
o. sny A u 1871. at 10 o'clock A. NJ at nv once
IN said County sel 81 public aneton much Of
Railroad lying and being within the County Of
e nay be necessary to satisfy the Of three
tne .moant Of which said property stands CHARGED
WIN 'ne tAxes penalty and interest for the year is7l
ROBERT FLICKINGER
1,, Treasurer of Douiphan County Kaasss
' - io"-S"' Pr'sfee g.
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WHITE
Shuttle Sewing Machine
Ne. 1-s25.
HAS NO SUPERIOR. SIX STYLES.
For full information address
X. WHITELET, Manager,
2imay-Iy. ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS los
COUNTY OF DoSIPHAN, 90
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK I
TROY, June 5th 1871.
NOTICE hereby given that petition was present
IN ed to the Board of Commissiouers Of Doniphan
County Kansas their meeting the ID day July
1ss asking that road be established the following
points towt Beginning at point the south line Of
the quarter OF section twenty nine 9)
ship three C range twentytw t22 fifty four ti)
east the south thence running said
south line sixty 60 rods from thence forming an acute
angle and running southeast thirtysx (63 ros to in
the old Pottawatomie State road. whereupou
the said Board of County Commissioners appointed the
following named persons viz j. q. Larzeere Poirer
and Hatch viewers with instructions meet at the
house of j. T. Mider Friday, the 9th day Of July
1s7 and proceed to view said road give all parties
hearing and make due report said Board their
sion to be held the 9Th day of August ls77.
By order Of Board of County Commissioners.
CHARLES RAPPELYE
July S. 1sT-4w. County Clerk.
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Road Notice.

THE STATE OF .Is KANSAS }ss.
OFFICE OF COUNT CLKRK |,
TROY. July J. lsy7.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that petitio. was present
IN ed to the Board Of Commissioners Of Douiphsn
County Kansas at their meeting the ID day Of July
1s7 asking that road be established at the following
points, witt Beginning the east end Of the
bridge Iowa and Wolf River Townships running thence
in seutheast direction about eighty teo rods with
neanderings Of Wolf River the Of
section four 90 thence the said line shout sixty 60)
rods thence in southwest direction about thirty ao
rods thence southeast back quarter section
line running thence south nearly practicable on
the quarter section line Of sections four W and nine W
the centre Of section nine 9 interesting road
known the d. N. Conklin road whereapou the aid
Board Of County appointed the fllevisg
named persons viz William Chspple George Harris and
David Reese viewers with % meet at The
place Of beginning on Monday the s9sh day Of July 1871
Asd proceed to said road give al parties hearing
and make due report aid Bosrd their sessioa 70 G.
held the 9Th day Of August, ls1z.
By order of the Board Of County Co0missi0oer1.
Attest CHARLES RAPPELYE
July s, 1s774w. Counsy Clerk
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~ The Presidents order relative to Govern
ment officers engaging in politics, promises to be
of some benefit We see it stated that it will COM
pei the disbandning of all the State political
clubs at Washington. This is consnmmation
devoutly to be wished for. Kansas, for instance e,
has crowd of bummers at Washington, who
call themselves the Kansas Association, whose
sole object seemsto be to make capital for GER
tain political shysters and schemers who chance
to control the appointing power for the time
being. -
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A FRIEND.-The Bulletin says that its cores
pondent, ~. Ames," 10 one of the best friends
We ever had in the County. A little too thin.
We were never acquainted with man by the
name of Ames. If it is fictitious names, We
will remark that our friends do not write under
fictitious names, to newspapers that delight in
getting some one to abuse us, and attempt to
slur and ridicule us for remarks upon question
of public interest. Our friends know that the
Chief is always open to them, for the publica-
tion of articles in opposition to our own views.
The next time one of our warm friends comes to
you with such matter, suppose you tell him
that our friends do not go to our enemies to se-
cure the publication of articles abusing us, un-
der a false name
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~ Since the 4th, some paper has hosted the
names of Blaine and Chamberlain as the Repub.
lican ticket for 1880. Blaine was defeated for
the nomination last year, and Hayes nominated,
in order to save the Republican party, and res
cue the country from corrupt politicians 1t
may be that Blaine will be called upon to rescue
the party and the country from the disasters
brought upon it by this apostle of purity and re-
form.
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II The Atchison Champion proposes, merely
to save trouble and expense, you know, and to
fulfill the requirements of the law, that the Re-
publican State Central Committee meet and nom-
mated Judge Horton to the vacancy in the Chief
Justiceship, to which he was appointed by the
Governor. To still further simplify the matter,
we suggest that the editor of the Chompion be
authorized to nominate Horton, and to cast the
vote Of the State in his favor, thereby electing
him. We know of no objection to Horton, and
think his nomination would give general salts
faction; but the Champion volunteers to say
how the nomination shall be made, and who the
nominee shall be, why not let it run the whole
businessi
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Final Settlement.
Estate Of Cbarle, MiIl.,r,, n..,

Estate OF Charles Aiissman Deceased
NUilCE Is hereby given, all persons intere.taa a,
c tne Estate Of Charles Milerman late Of Dou;pban
deeeased that viii make final settlement IN aid
With the Probate Court Of Dopiphan Conntv
ans,s On Monday, the I'D day Of July K d. i'm a
Troy, Kansas. June IT, lsT7
June n. ls77-lw. Pr,. - =.
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II We see it stated in one of our exchanges,
that the Committee engaged in revising the laws
of the State, have incorporated provisions pro-
hibitng State and County officers from engaing
in polities-something after the style of the
Presidents order. As the members of the Com
mitee are not fools, but good lawyers, we suspect
that this is q joke at their expense. They wonld
not waste their time with such foolery, espe-
cialy as such provision would be unconstitu-
tional. 1t is only man of small calbre, who
holds the appointing power, that is tyrannical
enough to attempt to prohibit his appointees
from exercising one of the highest rights of an
American citizen.
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WORDS FOR THE HoUR--At the celebration
of the Fourth at Woodstock, Connecticut, the
principal speeches were made by Gov. Chamber
lain, Of South Carolina, and James G. Blaine.
The speech of Chamberlain was q scathng re-
view of the Presidents Southern policy, his
treschery, and shirking of Coustitutionai duties.
1t is the clearest effort this question We have
ever read. Blaiue's speech vas % the threaten
ed war With Msxies-s wax designed to acquire
more Southern territory, to give the South moro
force to gain control Of the Governnent, and
speed their design Of inaugurating new rebel-
lion. He shows that the Southern States have
repealed the articles adopted in their Constitu-
tions when they were reconstructed, pledging
their paramount dnty to the National Govern
ment, and they have returned to the old doctrine
of State Rights. In this design upon Mexico,
the President, who had no right to interfere to
protect the legal Government of State, is ex-
pected to interfere between two rival Govern
ments in Mexico. These speeches should be
read by every American citizen. We shall pub
lish them in our next issue; and in the issue af-
ter that, the account of how the Republicans of
Louisiana were sold out.
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II 1t is reported from Washington, that Sec
retary Sherman, in compliance with overwhelm-
ing public sentiment at the West, Will cease
pressing his plans for contraction and the retire.
ment of legal tenders. When the voice of the
West has become so much more powerful than
that of the Eastern bankers and bondholders,
that it can secure the remonetization of silver
and stop contraction, the day of greenbacks is
not far distant.
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Sheriff. Sale.

SmcflH y SSIcs
STATE OF KANSAS 10,
DOSIPHAN COUNTY,
In the District Court Donphan County State of
A. Summer, Plaintiff
Mary Meidinger and
Leonhard Neidinger, J Defendants.
NOTICE In hereby given. that wil on the 3ist day
~ Of Judy. A ID. ls77. at the hour Of two o'clock
NJ Of said day Mt the north door of the Court House
in the City Of Troy In Donphan County Kansas
offer for sale at public auction for cash the de-
scrbe real estate To wit: The north quarter OF the
quarter Of section thirty five C I'm township
three 81 Of range twenty t2i In Donphan County
Kansas Taken the property Of Mary Neidinger and
Leonhard Medinger and offered for sale to the highest
bidder tor cash TO satisfy certain judgment coats
Of record in the District Court for Donpban County
in the State Of Kansas in which A Sumner Is plaintiff
and Mary Meidnger and Leonhard Meidnger are defend
ants.
Appraised 1t t$00.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June A. d. Is77
7. J. vANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
June p, fs77-5u. Prs fee t1..
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Administrator A Notice.

the ID day Of june 1s17. the undersigned was an
~ pointed, by the Probate Court Of Douphsn f.onn,y
hansas Administrator Of the Estate Of william K
sItn late o. said County. deceased. All persons in
ueoeo 70 said Estate notified make of thu
and those having claims against the Estate are r
70 present them for allowance within one wear FINN
aA,e hefeof and snch claims presented With
years from this date they will be forever barred
Troy, Kansas. June 25 ls77. ''''-
June .. 1s77-3w Aamss.rats.- p si Or
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Final Settlement.
Estate Of John Wood, deceasst

Estate Of John Wood, deceassd.
NOTICE s hereby given to creditors and others In
~ terested In the Estate Of John wosd decessed
that will make final settlement Of sid Estate With IN
Probate Court of DonphAn County Kansas on Nooday
the 9Th day Of August, 1777, at o'clock, p. n
Troy, Kansas, june L. ls77.
WESLEY WOOD, Adninistrator.
June p. ls1s-fv. Prs fee, %.
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II The accounts Of Russian defeats, from
Turkish sources, continue to pour in. Russian
armies are being annihilated as rapidly as Union
armies were, the first year of the rebellion.
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HNIA A LECTURE
A TO YOUNG MEN.

Just Published in sealed Enreiope. Price SIR cents.
A Lecture the Nature, Treaioent asd Rad.
ical Of Seminal Weakness SpermatOrrha induced
by Self Abuse Involuntary Emissions Impoteney, Nerv-
os Debility and Impedments to Marriage generally
Consumption Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical In
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Author of the Green Book, &C.
The wOrldrenowned author in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
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r This Lecture iru boon to ousdnds and ousdnds
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any address,
receipt of six cents. or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
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~ deficit of 81 yOOOOOO has been discovered
in the accounts of the Charter Oak Life Insur-
ance Company, of Hartford. Instead of stealing
it, why didn't the officers appropriate it to them
selves in big salariesi Then they would have
earned the reputation of being sound and safe
Comp,nv
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~ We learn that one of the speakers at High
land, on the 4th, addressed himself especially to
the Indians, and advised them to read the Bible,
and live mp to its teachings We imagine that
traveller on the Reservation, about last Sun
day, might have seen every Indian bumped down
under q shade-tree, industriously reading bis
Bible
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- Gen. Grant has been made q Doctor of
Laws, in England. In speaking of DR.. Grant,
he must not be confounded with DR.. Grant,
formerly of this County.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sherl6's Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, 1ss
COUNTY OF DsxIrHAN. sS.
lnthe for Doniphan County State Of
Peter Varnox, Plaintiff
Joseph Walker,
Emelipe Walker
Martin Gibbins
and
Matte Gibbins ] Defendanta
NOTICE is hereby given, that will ON the 3fst day Of
- July A. D. ls57, at the hour Of two O'clock p
said DAY at the North door Of the Court Hosss In
tne city OF Troy In Donphan County State of Kap.as
oner for sale at public auction cash the foNing
described real estate wit The half Of the sout
west quarter Of section twelve n township three ID
sou1n OF range twentyonc t2 east in Doniphan Coun.
hansas Taken a. the property Of Joseph Walker and
Emeline Walker and offered for To the hvbe,t bi
aer Tor cash. TO sssfy certain Judgments cosfs now
Of record in the District Court Donipban County In
toe state Of Kansas In which Peter yarnox Il pzinti6
and Jhseph Walker Emene Walker Martin 1:;hI;n.
and Matte Gibbins defensIauts S
Appraised At 81 .00000.
Given under my haDj this 9th day Of lime m ,s,-
THOMAS j. SANDERSLICE
I.. 40 ,,,- Sheriff Of Douiphsn County
' - Ao''-'"' Prs fee Sf2
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tS An illustrated paper has an engraving
representing the Turkish troops being paid off.
Each one is trotting away with huge bundle
on his shoulder, and the question has been asked,
what does Turkey pay her troops with Guess
she pays them in orders on the store, and they
are Juggling away their goods.
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~ 1t is now said that the Senate Committee
on Elections have agreed upon a report admit
ting Kellogg to a seat from Louisiana. If this
be true, it will he another hard slap in the face
of "My Policy" especially as one of Hayes or
ders to his swindling Commission, was to secure
the election of SpoffOrd.
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~ II is calculated that about $4,000 men come
into the city of London every morning for business
purposes, and leave in the afternoon evening"
LedrenrOrth Press.
Why do only the $4,000 men do thisf We
should think $40 600 man might afford it; and
certainly the $4,000 to 81, ,OOO, 600 men could.