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LIQUOR LICENSES.

NOTICE., charles cannon, do hereby
give notice that I shall apply to the Judges
Of the court General Sessions Of the Peace
and Jail Delivery of the State Of Dela-
ware. in and for the county Of New castle,
on monday, the 7th day Of Nay next, being
the frst day Of the Nay Term, A. D., 1877,
for license, to keep an INN or Tavern at
the .. Z. cor. Heald and Apple streets,
South wilmington, 2nd ward, 70 sell intoxi-
eating liquors In Less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens recommend
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NOTICE. Michael Cottingham. In COM
II pianco with the requirements of the
Act OF Assembly In sHch case made and
appiy in writing t1 the Court Of General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State of Delaware. in and for the Coun-
ty Of New Castle, OH Monday the 18th day
Of May next. A. D., 1877, being the first day
o license to Keep an Inn or Tavern at s. II.
corner Fifth and WALNUT streets, being No.
4l0 " Walnut street, IN the Fourth Ward Of
The City of Wilmington. to sell Intoxicating
iI0uors In less quantities than one quart
to- be drunk on the preu iGes. and the fol.
5owing resnacts BILE citizens recommend said
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application to wit (:
Thomas P Kelley
Michael kenny
nicholas Jenny
8 " stockley
charles cannon Il
Peter W clark r
James christy ~
WIN K stockley
Joseph Stoekle
charles F Gross
n Melchoir .
WIN. H Quinn ""
apr11-3t
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NOTICE.-I, George F. Robinson, do
~ hereby give notice that I shall apply
to the Judges of the Court Of General SEES
sions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, in and for the County of
New Castle, on Monday, the 7th day Of
May pext, being the first day Of the May
Term. 1877, for q license to keep an inn or
tavern at No. 112 west Tenth street, known
as the Seventh Ward House, German Res
taurant) in the Seventh ward Of the city Of
Wilmington, to sell intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises and the following freehold-
ers recon mend the said application. tn wit.
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NOTICE., W H Stearrett, be hereby give
notice that I shall apply to the Judges of the
court of General Sessions of the peace and
Jail Delivery of the state of Delaware, In
and for the county Of New castle, on Mon
day, the 7th day Of Nay next, being the first
day Of the May Term A. D., 1877, for q
license to keep an inn or tavern In school
District No. % and rs, christiana Hundred,
known as the columbus Inn," to sell:in>
toKicatipg liquors in less quantities than
one quart, I'd be dunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens rec
ommend this said application to wit:
Jno. Doran bis
Thos. Brown Jn0. x Kenley
James roy mark
chas. O'Donnell witnessDanI Mulhern
John McGara James Maxwell
his Thomas McHugh
thomas Lawler Hugh Finn
mark THOMAS Finn
witness neal McGrellis John Macklim.
aprlls3t. WI. sTEARRETT.
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NJ OTtCE.-i, Patrick O 'Donnell, do here
~ by give notice that / shall apply to the

OItCE.-t, Fatrick D'uonnell, do here
~ by give notice that l shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of Generol Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, In and for the County of New
Castle. on Monday, the 7th day of May next
being the first day of the May Term, 1877,
for q license to keep an inn or tavern at the
N. w. corner OF 2lst aud Market streets, be,
ing No. 2l01 Market street, in the Ninth
Ward, Of the city of Wilmington, to sell in
toxicating liquors In less quantities. than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises and the
following freeholders recommend the said
application, 10 wit;
VIZ Baylis, John Carson,
Isaac Dillon, Thos L Mousley,
Patrick McMackin. John McElwee, ..t
David N Moore, John H. Pierson,
Bernard McVey, VIM 7 Barclay,
A s Beale, John Cummins,
Sam'l H. Chalfant, G Kolck, ,g,.
Richard H Rowe, Edward G johnson,
James Lynn, 1a Martin Farrell,
VIM H Patterson, Patrick Haggefty,
Charles Greer, Thos Greaves,
Lewis hendermann, Harlan Pyle, ..
VIA Sweeney, John Gifin,
apr7-4t* PATRICK O'DONNELL.
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Peter Collins,
Thomas Moran,
James Toner,
John Doran,
Thomas Toy,
Peter j. NcC Cann,
Hugh Finn,
Robert Gamble,
THOMAS LAWLESS.

Patrick Jordan, do hereby
~, s!ve notice that shah apply to the
|yyhdges Gt the Court Of General Sessions OF
ihH ,G reace and Jail Delivery Of the state OF
sas'le on Monday, the 7th day Of May
aext. being the first day Of the May Terl6,
= e. ID 1877, for q license to keep an Inn or
aaNn al~vern at NO. }, East Front street, Ia the
SeHond 81 Ward ofLhe City OF Wilmington TO
~ ~ IN intoxicating liquors IN less auanti les
man one quart. to be druAk on the prem1-
see, and the following respectable eltiz .ns
Nn1 freehOlaers recOmmeud this sNtI ap:
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charles E Sparks
M Fellheimer
Richard Booth
Henry Kienle
william white
B F Townsend
A Sparks
Reese Pyle
peter Gross
Adolph Kloberg
L File wa
Michael Rafferty,.
JAMES McVEY.
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-11

On Friday night, quite serious runaway happened
at the school house in which Mr. and Mrs. Clifton and
Miss Hall badly hurt. 1t is supposed that
one unfastened the lines of the team, and when it
started, it could not be controlled. A person who
would tamper with the harness of team, while its
at church, is certainly rather far gone.
Elder Mcguire, of Hawatha, is assisting Rev. Ms
bet in his protracted effort at the school house, with
considerable success. He is n forcible speaker.
As we passed up Main Street. the other day, our
eyes greeted by the following sign: Boots and
Shoes Maker Repaired" Original, to say the least
Inquiry elected the information that gentleman had
opened shoe shop in town, but it would take Phil
adelphia lawyer to interpret that sign.
r. Ramsey wishes to say that he is in need of
cats and that he will pay nickel pr head for all
cats Of the following description, he get: They
must be stumpytailed short three stripes round
body, and yellow streak down back. Pedigree Of
consideration providing that their front teeth
sound. Parties having animals of such description
would do well to call him-reeeiving office at the
Babcock farm two miles south Of Leona. Office hours
from a. m to 3 p. m.
All persons owing L. Rickenbaeh, will please set
tie at once. Pay up the old account gentlemen, be-
fore beginning q new one. This is business WADE
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Now Is the Time.

Now is a good time for every man in Donphan
County to subscribe for the Chief-aeknowledged to
be the best County paper IA the State.
II gives reading matter than any paper in the
State that does not issue daily.
All publications relative to County affairs will be
published in these columns, and every citizen should
keep posted in such affairs.
1t will keep you acquainted with all the property
sales in the County and the doings Of the Courts,
we regularly publish list of the real estate transfers.
the bar-docket of the Court, and a statement Of the
disposition made of all cases on the docket
The Chief contains, every week, items of local
dongs and gossip from almost every neghborhOod in
the County. There is better medium through
which to keep acquainted with home affairs, or to coli
vey home news to distant friends
We give all the general and State news We can find
for, besides large number of stories, poems,
and articles of general interest lots of fun, columns
OF information for the farmer and each week col
umn of recipes acknowledged by all to he the best
published in any paper, and worth many times the
subscription price of the paper.
We have political opinions, and generally state
them in plain language.
Every person in the County could spare 800
year. and would get more in return for il in the Chief
than by any other investment. The more subscribers
have, and the promptly they pay, the better
paper We are enabled to issue. Now is the time to
begin, with the year.
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Ed CHIEF If the figures given below do not prove
the superiority of the Singer Sewing Machines in gen.
eral and especially of the Singer Family Machine of
which the sales mostly consist, they least prove
that they the most popular in the market and |
think it fair to infer that prolonged popularity and
continual confidence the truest of merit and
superiority.
To publish all the sales of past years would he too
long story. In 1871, the Singer Company sold 49,
30 machines, being s96 than sold by its
too largest competitors In 1872 tine Singer Co. sold
2l975s, being $3.50 more than its principal competi-
tor In 1873, it sold 232,44 being lI324 more than
its principal competitor, and many sold by
all its competitors combined! In 1874, it sold 24l 679
being s,s52 more than sold by any other Com.
pany For 1875, l will give the returns of all the
Companies: Singer, 2i9, $50; Wheeler Wilson, 1903
740; Remington, 25,llO; Howe, $1,000; Weed, D.
$685. Domestic, p, 49,; Grover e. Baker, 5000; VIII
cox & Gibbs. IA, 522; American H,4O6; Gold Medal
IA 262; Wilson, 1903; Victor, 6l03 Florence 4sy2
Etna i.4s7 Secor, .3o7 Mckay, I6I. Being lag,
ll2 more than were sold by any other Company and
only wanting so5l of being as many as sold by all
other Companies combined. Read, ponder and in
wardly digest. Don't be deceived. Buy the best l
am prepared, being to expense to give large dis
counts for cash. No peddling
5. K SHEPHERD, Agent,
Troy, Kansas.
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Christmas has passed, and the new year has been
ushered in with extensive increase of business.
Our genial friend, James Massey, is selling piles Of
groceries, while Leach and the Moore Bros are al
ways ready with a full supply of dry goods.
Ben. Tracy, 0olly Benz supplies the inner man
with the best of the invigorating material.
Pryor Plank has largely increased his facilities for
receiving grain, and is now ready to accommodate all
with the highest cash price for produce.
Our public school opened last Tuesday, after hay
ing taken a rest for the holidays under the efficient
management Of Prof w. H. Mason, assisted by Miss
Jessie Thomas. Our patrons feel satisfied that they
are fully compensated for their money.
There was a grand spelling contest at the Martin
school house, the evening of January LIST. prize
was offered by j. j. Baker, the teacher of the Dis
trict to he spelled for by any All of the sur
rounding Districts represented by both teachers
and scholars The prize handsome Academic Die
tonary, was won, after spirited contest by Miss
Tina Tobin, little Miss of fifteen. The word Caeha
lot cleared her of competitors The Martin school
claim to wear the badge for spelling, and wait the
challenge of any all schools.
very pleasant entertainment was given their
friends, last Wednesday evening, by Mr. and Mrs.
Vanderslice. All had good time; voting Howard
the best of fellows, and Minnie the sweetest hostess
in the world.
Our friend, E. T. Powell, took the train last Thurs
day, for Easton Mo. If Emma is happy to meet
him he at starting her. there will be
tent supreme when he arrives Lie, you good
One-bring her home with you, for the song is now,
..Not for Joe"
From the vast amount of wood being hauled
the river at this place it is to be presumed that every
in the vicinity intends to keep warm, the rest of
the winter.
The health of the country good. Doctors all wear
ing long faces.
Preachers in demand
Blacksmiths getting rich.
The Gilmore Bros (Zack and Bob) have only seven
thousand bushels of corn in their cribs.
OCCASIONAL
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Highland station Items.

The new year Of 1877 came in lovely. Hardly q
cloud to be seem everybody ahould be industrious
the beginning of the year. and set good examples
| and contract good habits.
There never has been time since we have been \
citizen of Kansas that the farmers have been 20 indus
trious at the beginning of new year, they have
| been at the commencement of 1877
Business is brisk at little town. Our merch-
ants are doing thriving business since the farmers
have commenced to sell their com.
b. +. Herring is doing very lively business The
oia gentleman and his two sons Bud and Bennie are
anyways Kept busy waiting unpon their customers.
James Browning is dealing in grain, at present
Browning and the Atchson men ar. doing thriving
business.
There are quite number of cattle feeders in this
section of country. We will note few of the prou
nenf feeders @. b. Nuzum is feeding about one hum
dred head Laban Jackson feeding about four car
loads Our friend, wesly Wood is feeding quite a
number, this winter
The majority of the farmers have finished gathering
their corn.
There have been quite a number of entertainments
during the holidays Many interesting spelling schools
in other Districts.
There will be q spelling match at the Willow
Spring school house next Thursday evening" the IIth
Everybody is invited. We hope all will attend both
old and young.
The lola school is in full blast. 1t is under the
management of Mr.. Quinn.
A grand scociable at B. +. Herring's, New Years
evening of the most pleasant parties that
we ever participated in The tables well spread
with everything good to eat
Quite number of our citizens have been sick this
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of
der made and entered Of record the 18th day Of
December A d. 1sI6 by the Probate Court Of Donphan
County Kansas will, Monday, the 5th day Of Feb
ruary A d. sell the following described estate
belonging the Estate Of Abijah Wheeler late Of said
Donphan County deceased to wit: The north half Of
the quarter Of section twenty-five t25D
ship az range twenty. t2l containing eighty ts0
situated in LeavenwOrth County. Kansas also
the quarter Of the south quarter and the
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of seeton
C36 township four. 90 twenty. (2oD in
Duuiphan County Kansas: also Lots three 81 four 40
five ~ six 6l seven "a eight t-l nine 49, I0J and
eleven I'D in Block "a in Fsrmans Addition
the town Of Duuiphsn Doniphan County. Kansas The
said sale will be made at the door of the Court House.
Troy for cash in hand between the hours of A ~ and
4 =. NJ OF the said day.
Troy, Kansas December u 1916.
H. II. WHEELER
Administrator of said Estate.
December ., Is16-4w. Prs fee &C.
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COMPLETED JUNE Io,., 1875.

The extension Of the st. Louis Kansas City aud North
Rdilpdy from Ferguson Station to
The 10. Louis Union Depot,
eleven miles, completed June 10. All Passenger
Trains arrive and depart and from the Union De
pot where connections made with all Eastern and
Southern lines. This extension passes through the
beautiful FOREST PARx; also. the most interesting and
picturesque portion of suburban ST. Lons and surround
ing country.
This Compony has just published beautifully colored
engraving entitled "A Bride Eye Tier If st. Louis,
showing the Union Depot the the tunnel
under the city, the bridge the Mississippi River and
the Relay House, East ST. Louis.
For copies of this engraving free address C. K. LORD
General Passenger Agent, st. Louis. 22june.
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Committee of Arrangements

COUNTY BoARD.-There was not much business be-
fore the County Board last week, except allowing ac-
counts and approving road reports.
A portion of the streets and alleys in Severance
were vacated north of the railroad to give room for
grain elevator.
The County Attorney directed to find Office
room either with the Probate Judge the Sheriff. at
his option
ID. w. Morse and ID. Harding were appointed to
make the quarterly examination Of the Treasurers Of
fee.
The County printing for the year 1877 was ordered
to be dome by the Chief Office.
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Grange Notice.

j. I. Stevens, Lecturer State Grange. has accepted
the invitation and will he present at Corn Festi-
VAL on saturday the 18th of January. at II A. NJ Re
member it is public installation of officers and
public lecture, all free, and public dinner consisting
oil oysters and another liable of all the good things the
land anor's' free too for % cents We hope to see
our friends not only of this vicinity but from all over
the County and surroundings. Not members of the
Order only nor even friends. but everybody is invited
SEC. SEVERANCE GRANGE
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Natire Thfs

In snothe part Of paper will be found the adv.r
tsement Of Waterman Bernard who wish to sell all
the Lumber wanted in Dunphan and Brown Counties at
ST. joseph Eiwood far the prices either place
They always sell Lumber 1t the very prices and
they especially invite correspondence any wish
ing purchase Lumber They prepared to derer by
the lead at any point on the St Joe & D. c. and
A y. Railroads. and they entire satisfac-
tinn in Quality and Price Good s1biiag for t>aBis
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The People Want Pr.ef,

There is medicine prescribed by physicians, sold
by druggists that carries such evidence Of and
superior virtue BoscHEEs GERMAN SrRur for
Coughs Colds settled the breast Consumption
any disease of the Throat and Lungs proof of that
fact that any person afflicted get Sample Battle
for 10 and try its effect before buying the regular
.ze IS 1t has lately been introduced into this
country from Germany, and it. wonderful
onishing every that it, Three doses will relieve
any case Try it. Sold by W p. Russell Troy.
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sRAL RsrArk rRANsPERs.
FILED fer Record ID airing she 3gsaih sf DeeeA.
Der, 1876.

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james A. Campbell and VIE to Susan L. Luther
Lon j, nock ~, severance; ~.
Lpnfam u. AeCieiiand and wIfe TO Charles l. u
AcCieiAno' northeast quarter OF southwest quarter
| secuon ~, township = range Il; ED
Ephrsim d. AcCleiland and vile TO John L. Me-
oieiiand east half Of northwest quarter section ~
''~nsnp D. range a; sio~
T. Cionch and wife to Addison beauehamp, Lots
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nan "a quarter section township range
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quarter OF northeast quarter section To- township
range ~ and the north half OF southeast quarter
a,u s'"'n nan VI quarter see'ioh ID 'o"i
sup range ~ aiso !" acres OUT Oh southeast quar-
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George Cheney and wife to George H. Ellis, west
half of northwest quarter section L. township T.
range I9; $1,000
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wife, west half Of northeast quarter section H. town.
ship 2 range - SOO
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EDITOR CHEF: Sr:-Ifyou will allow me the space,
would like to teturn thanks, through your columns,
to the Outsiders of White Cloud for the very sub
stantal evidences they have given me that-think of
they may citizen-they, to put it negatively,
do not hold me in utter abomination minister of
the gospel-consisting of thirysx dollars in green
backs and two magnificent volumes of the American
Cyclopedia.
Yours, truly, {. D. ADAMS,
Pastor Congregational Church.
White Clnnd Ian. 5 IS77.
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HoLIowAY's PmLs-TURN OF LIrE-Armed with
this great antdote the fiery ordeal is passed through
and the sufferer restored to the possession
of unimpaired health. These Pills are equally efca
cous in all female complaints and distractions at the
dawn of womanbood. Sold everywhere. p cents per
box or pot
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II The Beatty Golden Tongue Organ cannot be
surpassed for smoothness and sweetness of tone All
acknowledge this. l am giving unheard of discounts
for cash. SIR SHErHERD, Troy.
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PIlIPLES.

viii mail tFree) the receipt for preparing simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN FRECKLES
PlMPLES and BLoTcnEs leaving skin soft clear and
beautiful; also instructions for producing luxnriant
growth of hair q bald head smooth face Addres
Ben. Vandelf Co, Box 5lai No. Wooster ST., y. Y
2-dec6m.
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4. a. a. n.

Troy City Lodge No 30, meets every Saturday night
at Odd Fellows Hall Leands store. All members
Of the Order cordially invited to attend
S. r. SHEPHERD, n. G.
JOHN MAQUnKEN, Sec.
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~ Mrs. c. C. Camps babe died at the residence OF
Henry Boder. on Monday. 1t had been feeble from
its birth and Mrs Camp had hoped that the climate Of
Kansas would he beneficial to its health.
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~ Porter Hargis, whose accident from the upset
ting of his wagon, few weeks ago, we have several
times spoken Of died on Tuesday from the effects OF
his INJURIES The other injured persons, we believe.
are about recovered At the time of the accident il
WINS Thought that Hargis but slightly injured
while il WAS feared that two of the others would die
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BLASks-A large supply of Warranty and Quit
Claim Deeds. Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages
Bonds for Deeds; Justices Blanks such as Summons,
Warrants. etc; Constabes' Sale and other blanks !;
Police Judges Blanks, etc, etc. neatly printed and
for sale Mt this Office
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth.
full indscretion will for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it the recipe directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was cured Suf.
ferers wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing in perfect confidence
2sdec6m. JOHN b. OGDEN ~ Cedar St. New York
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured Of that
dread disease, Consumption by simple remedy is anx
ious to make known tn his fellow sufferers the means
cure To all who desire it. he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used ree of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they win find
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &C.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
Rev. Z. A. WILSON
2cdec6mo 1874 Penn St, Williamsburpb New York
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u The Troy C1ief, Sol. Miller's paper has not
missed esue in seventeen years OF no other pauer
m the state can the same be said, anything like il
The Chsef once Was moved from White Cloud TO Truy
then 1t did not miss publication Ctisrn.