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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-25
Final Settlement.

Estate of Lewis A. Jefers, Deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given all prr.ens Interested in
~ the Estate of Lewis A. Jeners late Of Doniphan
County deceased that will make final settlement Of said
Estate with the Probate Court Of said Donpban County
k.nsas Monday. the 26th day Of February A D. is'
At 10 o'clock. A NJ Of s.id day.
Troy Kansaa Jannsry Is le7L
January 4 ls75-4w Prs fee. a.
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On Tuesday, the Legislature took its first
vote for Senator, in separate Houses Iney scat
tered worse than an old fiutlock mnsket iosaeo
with bird-shot. No candidate got enough votes
In braG on.
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Financial Statement
of the City Of Tfoy-Made January, 1867

RECEIPTS ...... -..
Balance. .cash on hand from last report slS412
Received from dram shop licenses ESQ
.' from shows, 1000
.. Total s26e 81
r.. DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid on warrants a. follows:
Oct q To N. Riley services as Marshal from
Sept. nd to Oct ed sls.O0
Nov. 81. To NJ Riley, services Marshal, from
Oct. asd to Nov. aad, 1900
from Vow q is7s to Jan l. Is71 1900
Total. $500
Balance cash on hand, s2l3 -
Charles Highly Mayor of the City OF Troy do hereby
certify the above he statement OF the financial
condition Of the City Of Troy shown by the records
January, 1s7s.
H. CHARLES HIGBY. Mayor.
Attest: l.. d. NoYEs City Clerk.
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Administrator's A Notice.

Estate Of Maria whorton. deceased
NOTICE il hereby given. that tho unaersigned was
IL the IIth day Of January is71 appointed by the
Probate Court of Dsnphan County Kansaa Administer
tor Of the Esta Of Maria deceased late Of .aid
County, An tters relating aad Estate required
to BE- presented % for ssttlsnsat within the time
JAMES L wH0RTOX,
Adnlnissrssor.
January 1s, ls''.-3w Prsfee q.
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!. H. f. KAUTS,
w &C ON S n OP,
North Of Post Office.
TR o. v. X a Ms As.
Wagons, BugRies.
GRICCLTURALlMPLEMENTS. Re.
Made Repaired.
All work will be we'll and promptly done and charges
made reasonable. Nov. =. 1875.
sheriff. Sale.

SheriM's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. ass
DoNIrHAx COUNTY, Hr.'
In the District Doniphsn County Kansas
Amanda Corby Executrix Of the Pia,niid
Estate Of John Corby. dtceased. .
Willis J. yancureu.
Henrietta Nancurrn.
II W. Boon. ..
Joseph Met,rum. AMI
H. Il. Treat, J Defeodnnts.
NOTICE is hereby given that H. she lstb dsy of
~ February, A. D. le. at the hour Of tws sclaek, p
II said day at the North door Of the Court Mouse
the city Troy in Douiphan County State q Kansas
o-r sale public auction for cash. the following
described real estate wit The assrter Of
section sixteen 6 in township four ~. suath of range
txenty COY, east Taken A. the property Of VIII. j.
yAneren al and offered for ssle 10 the highest bd-r
for cash satisfy certain jndgmouts and Of
record the District Court for Donphan Coanty In the
State Of Kansas in heh Amanda Csrby, Execatrix Of
the of John Corby deceased IL PiaintiG and Willis
j. vancuren. Henrietta yzncnreB, II. W. Boon Joseph
NcCrum and II. Il Trezt are Defendants.
Appraised nj the Of $4,000.
Giyen under ny hand, this 9Th day of Jsnnary A. d.
ls11. T.J.yANDERSLICE. T.
Sheriff Of Duniphan County
January II, i57s.-Sw. Prs fee. ela
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Bellemont Lime Worlks.

fNHE undersKned has purchased the celebrated Lima
Il Work. at Bsemont Doniphan County Kspss. inss
above st. and WIN give his whole Attention "a
be.nes kesppg eonstaat supply Of the very best ar
ties q Line any qaantity to sait purchsssrs 1t Is
Aug. II, l6s.-iy. TT Hall
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sheriff. sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. }ss
DONIrHAN COUNTY
n the District Court for Drh.n County State Of Kansas
William Ward Plaintiff
John e. Mc,;ec
Joel Ryan, Defendants
NyOTICE Is hereby given that will on the s6th day
~ Of February, A. ID. ls77 the hour Of clock r
NJ Of said day the North door Of the Court House In
the city Of Troy, in Donphan County, state o. Kansas
offer FOR sale at public auction fur cash the following
described real estate witt The sosthesst quarter Of
suuth and the neFtA east quarter OF the
sauth eat quarter Of section twesty Cs in township
thrse ~ Of range twenty 0 in Daniphan County state
Of Kansas Taken as the property Of Joel Ryan and
fered sale the highest bidAr for cash to satisfy
certain Judgments and of rsesrd IN tie District
Court for Doniphzn County in the Safs Of Kansas IN
which William Ward Is plaintiff And John C. NeGee and
Joel Ryan defendants.
Givrn under my hand this a3d day o. January: A D.
Is71 IT J. vANDERSLlCE .
Sheriff II D0siphan County.
January Is ls1.-5w. Prs fee, el0-J0-
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VNILLIAM HIGHLEY, HANNAH T. HIGHLEY.
w and James n Highley: You, and each Of you,
will take notice that have been sued By Cyrus Le
land Jr in the District Court Of Donlphan County State
Kansas and that the said plaintiff sd his petition in
the said the above entitled action In said Court the
nth day Of November 1916 and that must
demur to sad petition before the 9th day of March
ls. said petition will be taken true and Judgment
will be rendered agsnst the defendant William Highley
upon certain prcmssory note for the Of hve hun
dred and fifty dollars together with interest thereon az
the Of twelve per cent per from August GOTH
les, and for COSTS and that mortgage given by said
William Highley and Hannah I. Highey upon the fol
lowing lands and tenement situated In Doniphan County
Kansas to witt Commencing the north west corner of
the south quarter q" sectiun No. three in township
No. twenty of No three thence running east
the north line OF said quarter section 1o6 rods TO
stone thence south COL rods thence west 6 rods thence
north rods to the place of beginning containing forty
Of land to the Of said note be fore
closed and said premises decreed to be sold 70 satisfy
sad Judgment interest and including attorneys
fee Of as; and that James " Hghley be barred from
interest title claim in. lien upon said premises and
that and after said sale each Of the defendants he for
barred fom setting title In or lien uon said
premses PRICE & HEATLEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
January Is Is.3-iw. Prs fee. H.
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statement Of Allowance.

Ofhe Board Of County Commissioners Of DosipAan
Coanfy. kaHsas. made at their Jas~ars Meeting,
ls11.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None genuine unless the signature of j. HAYpoCK
agent for the United States surounds each box Of
Pills and Ointment A handsome ward will be given To
any rendering -nch information lead 10 the
detection of party PARTIES eountcrfeiting the med
cines vending the knowing them 10 be spurious
- Sold nj the nanufactory OF Professor HOLLOWAY
Co, New York and by all respectable druggists and
dealers in medicine Throughout the civilized world in
boxes at y cents, 62 cents and 81 each.
- There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes. r'
" BDirectons for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder aiii xed each box.
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ss, a7 sheriff. Sale.
THE STATE OF KASSAS.s r'
COUNTY of DoSIPHAN.
In N, District Coator LSpxss Cosms. state os Kas.s,
j. G.. Waterman
]. T.. Bernard ana s.....-. -r.
4. e. Beach. Plaintias
Samuel Maqufken ef al, J Deft ndani.
NOTICE !. hereby given, that WILL ON the lat azy .f
N February A. D., 1-77. Mt hour Of q clock 'N
Of MD DAY the North dosr of the Csart Iou.e In he
ciiy ef Troy in Donipzn County State sn.ss oi<r
for sale at public auction for cash. the following deserb
ed real e.tsfe wit An sf Block thirteen n in psf
Troy DoniphaB County Kansas Taken rs the properfy
Of Ssmue Sae uiken and offered 70 the highest
bidder for cash zt.y certain judg-nts and es.t.
Of record in the District Court Tor Donphan County
plaintiff and SGmnel Maquiken al are defendants
Appraized at tbs sam Of 500. -. -i-.-I.
Given undtr my hahd, this 9th day Of January A. ID
1s!7- +. J. vANDERSLfCE
80 If Sheriff Of Dusiphan Connfy
Sssmry III. 1sas-ss. - 'rla. B. ID lPrs fer. sfO50.
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'TNHE said defendants Andrew Parks Margaret Parks
l. Ami Moyn, Amnda Moyn. John Alexander and
- Alexander wife Of John Alexander whose Christian
name IL unknown nonresidents Of the State Of Kansas
are hereby notified af they have been sded the above
named Court BY the Plaintiff Orame Shonyo and
said plaintiff hea his petition in this the abgve entitled
action In said Court the 10Th day December 1876
and that you mnst demur to said petition
before the I'd day of March, 1871 said petition will be
Parks upon certain promissory note for the
thousand dollars together with interest thereon the
rate OF ten cest anBnm from the ysth ay of De-
eember 1873 and for costs and that certain mortgage
gwen 10 secure the payment Of said note. BY Andrew
Parks and Margaret Parks upon the following escrbed
lands sitnae in Doniphsn County. Kapz. Wit: Lot
thirteen 9 fourteen l and ntesn. i5s in Block forty
nine 49, In the City u hits Coud be eclosed and
said premises be decreed Tn b sold .ztsy said udg
nent and costs and that after said sale all you
defendants be forever barred from setting up any title
interest or claim in or to aid premises.
A. g. BREWSTER
tttorn~y for PlsintE
December >, lesS-Jw. Prs fee. sl5>
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Notice BY Publication.

In the District Second Judicial psr, of the
State of Kansas sitting within and for DozpAan COUNTY
Lucas F.tter 4 Pt.intif
Jacob Lsveriny
Cindrilln Lavsrips. and aH..#
Jonathan n. Cobb. Defendants.
s NOTICE
JONATHAN N. COBB one of the defendant. i'm thi,
- the actics take notice that Won
have been sned in the District Court Denphan County
Kansas by Lucas fetter who fled his pettu In .aid n.
ton in said Court. upon the 4th day of January Is1
and that You must demur .aid pelou ON or
before the sd day Of February or the same will h
taken true and Judgment rendered against Jacob
yeripg uPde certain prnmssery note for the sum OF
One Hundred Dollars with interest thereon at the raj.
OF ftweve per cent per anpum, from May 2d ISIS and
LOT the sum Of sig 60 taxes for the Is paid BY
pisiDtin tor said Lavering. and for COSTS and that
mortgage given by said Lavering and wife to plaintiff
upon the south east quarter of the quarter of
section seven a. In township cp Of range twenty
two c2, in Doniphan County Kansas be forrcIose and
said emi.es decreed be sold paw said Judgment
interest and ests, and attorney fee ss5e0 and
That You e forever barrel from -etn. up any title or
claim In or iien upon said premises and trat ON and
after said sae all Of the defendants forever Larred
from claiming title Interest in lien up,p aid
premises PRICE & HEATIEy
Attorneys for Plaintiff
January H. ie''.-4w Prs fee, siI.
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MARX THESE FACTS.
The Testimony Of the Whole World. ,.
HOTI0wAY PILLS. /

HOLLOWAY PILLS. b
Il had appetite; Hooways Pills gave me a hearty
one ... - tar sILf. I..a- ~ F'1Eri'
Your Pills are marvelous- -. II a. r,l.,. Er...-
II send for another box and keep them in the house.
DIR Holloway has cured my hesdache that chronic
II ave one Of your Pils % ny basy for cholera morbus
The dear Little thing got we'll in . day.H .Fn-E -
MY nausea Of morning is nov cured H1isl
Your box af Holloway Ointment cured OF noises
in the head. rubbed of your ointment behind the
ears, and the noise has left 1
send me two boxes i want oas for . poor family
enclose dollar jour price is 5 cents but tho med.
.-Send me i've bnHes II your Pills.
Let have three boIss of Pills by return mail
for Chills and Fever NJ 8. rs.f-. .rss- El. n
have 200 such Testimonials these, bur want Of
space coupels me to conclude. -...4..- -.,
For Cutaneous Disorders,
And all srruptons of the skin ths Oiunseut in
valuable II does heal alone bat penetstes
with the searching effects tn thevery root of the
evil. % ..
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II An extensive escape from jail occurred at
St. Joseph, Friday evening. Among those who
escaped, were John Lawrence, the convicted
murderer, two persons charged with murder, one
highway robber, and one horss-thief. They es-
capped by -burrowing-their principal instrument
being an old butcher-knife.
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~ Tom Anderson, Of Topeka, has frozen his
heels. He frozs them before Christmas, but
only found it out the other day.
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II lot of Atchison politicians have tsle-
graphed to Senator Ingalls to vote in favor Of
swapping horses while crossing . stream. Old
Abe Lincoln's head was level. Bnt Atchison 10
Kansas, and her views should be supreme.
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hereby certify that the foregoing statement il . true
exhibit the balances In the County Treasury due the
funds named to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
afas.If|s ROBERT FLfCKINGER.
r.-... ....- e.. ,.... CoHnty Treasurer
this 2ad day Of January. 1871. - .f-l
CHARLES RAPPELYE,
% '-.. County CIsrL.
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"A 1SS PILL -
Invariably cures ths following Diseases:
Disorder Of the Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs. whether they
much little water; whether they be
afflicted with stone gravel with aches and pains
srtt In the ops thr regions Of the kidneys these
Pill should be taken according % the printed directions
and the Ointment should be we rubbed into the small Of
the back at bed time This Treatment will give almost
immcdiate r relief when al other means have failed.
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Notice by Publication.

the District Court the second Jucial District Of
the Of Kansas sitting in and for the County Of
Doniphan. .-T .
Cyrus Leland Jr, / Plaintiff.
William Hishley,
H. Hannah 7. Highley
his wife, aud --..
James NJ Highley, Defendants.
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Quarterly statement

F.sds in the Comfy Treasury for The 0narier
ending January 22d, 1877.
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is well posted this silver question but he got roze
out, last Thursday evening in the midst of labored
speech by it being discovered there not quorum
present Many of the members had silently with
drawn to the committee rooms and others failed to
to their Upon the call Of the roll yes
terday Col. Wood gave out that all the members IA
vOrabe to the
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is here, but don't think his will be brought for
ward. There ia considerable hitter feeling against
Harvey and it ia claimed he don't stick his friends
worth a cent. Poueroy, ilearn. is working against
him.
Cy. Leland, Phil. Kelley. Mel. Lewis, aux others
are here Mr. Rippey put in his appearance to-day.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-10-11
- .-"I4+4 il.sI- y 49,
ESPECIAL sNO1IC,E.I

People removing toior visiting Woithinston,
Bfieelow' HEersey'1Adrian of Luverne may. BY
applying to Allen Gibson. Agent, At Noloo, LAKl
STREET Cn1cAeo. ILL.,, procure tickets 1t re:
duced rates from the following points, to:w1t ::
chicago kockfood and Harvard. III. l1tlwau-
kee, kenoslla' Beloit, Madison ,Fon du Lac FL
roy and sparta, Wis. and from Winons and st.
Paul. MINI. Alsolargely reduced rates on house.
hold furniture from the same places pei car load
or per hundred pounds: Mobiles county people
may be enabled to confer a favor and secure Wis
Its from their friends by informing them Of the
above arrangement. oTfI2 Il; -. =
Maps, pamphlets and fullmformation :. to
prices and terms Of sale Of the Railroad and Col.
ony lands by applying personally or by letter to
/. 4!.t .AN.: .a ALLEN GIBSON,
,544tf RI, Agent. No. 100 Lake St., Chicago. III.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

Godey's Lady's Book for October is on our
table, with its rare fashion plates. fine engrav-
irgs, and choice literature, both imaginative
and practical. The Household Department is
especially valuable. The price has been reduced
to q year. L A. Cooley Philadelphia.
The Galaxy for October contains papers on the
Administration Of Abraham Lincoln, Shall the
American Girl be Chaperned, Strange Adven-
ture of Lieut. Yergunof, Naval Warfare. Edwin
Forest, besides stories, poems and Miscellany.
Sheldon & Co., N. Y.
The chronological Journal for October con-
tains articles upon Rev. Joseph Cook, Aspira.
tions and Realizations, Second Sight III History,
James Russell Lowell, The Nez Perces, instinct
Temperance, etc. S II. Wells & Co.. 737 Broad.
way, N. Y.
The American Spiritual Magazine for October
contains articles on the Development of Science
with Reference to Spirit Manifestations, Mes.
sage from Spirit Robt. Dale Owen, Philosophy,
Religion and Phenomenal Spiritualsm, Mesa
gcs from the Spirit World, etc. Published by
Rev. S. Watson, Memphis, Tenn.
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LOOK HERE!
FOR SALE, '0KABENA
HOME

Or the Farm known as the 'sykes Place.
Said to be one of the best farms In the county.
being the east fractional half Of section q, +.
lO2. X. 49, containing POO acres, surveyed in 10
acre lots, situated on the north shore OF Okabena
Lake. one mile northw of Worthington, coun-
ty:seat OF Mobiles county, Mimi, The land
slopes to southeast. A full view of the lake and
town and of tie trains OIL the railroad for eight
or ten miles from any part Of the farm; 66 acres
eight acres in clean thrifty condition. 1890
bushels Of crops grown this season on Is acres,
$40 being wheat, balance oats, potatoes, buck.
wheat and corn: The meadow. land, nearly 10
acres. Is in one body on east side OF farm. Near
100 tons OF hay cut this season. A number Of
beautiful residence sites near lake shore. Not
a five acre lot Excepting meadOw-land) but has
a fine building spot on It. An abundance of
stone on lake shore for building purposes. Title
perfect from Uncle Sam and all transfers down
to the present owner. Good reasons for selling.
Price LOCO. Enough down to make owner Sc
cure Would take an unimprOved quarter near
WOrthtngtOn as part payment.
Call on or address tile owner,
JOHN SYKES,
Or Peter Thompson, Agt. W0rthingtOn.
6-3-3m.
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Millinery Store.
Mrs. A, L, Bartholomew

VIII Open Millinery Shop on the lst Of Oct0.
Ter, for Millinery and Fancy Goods, Dress Max:
kinds. A large stock Of Trimmed Hats and a
large assortment of Patterns Of all kinds and
sizes: Sewing bleaching and pressing; dyeing
Stamping done to order. Will he pleased to re-
ceive her friends and will guarantee them bet
ter bargain than ever before offered in Wor-
Ellington,
Store In Laws Building, opposite the Wor-
Ellington Hotel, 6--3M.
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LAND SALES.

We learn that J. Y. Barlow has sold
his farm to one Of Bishop Ireland's COL
onists for 1900.
Miner & Parsons have made the fol-
lowing sales of land during the past
week:
Cash sale of 1911 acres of railroad land
on Sec. II, Bigelow, to John Sykes.
Also so acres on same section to anoth.
er party. Also NJ. Johnson's place in
Indian Lake to Mr.. Peterson, of ALA
makee county, Iowa.
Lorenzo Hoyt and Frank Wilzbach-
er, of St. Paul, have purchased a half
section of land in Hersey township.
Hon. Lorenzo Hoyt, Of St. Paul.
brother to W. H. hoyt, has been on a
visit to this county and has purchased
land in Hersey township. Several 9TH
er gentlemen are coming with him to
locate in that town.
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DEMOCRATIC SENA TORIAL CDNVEN-
IION.
The Democrats of the gath Senatorial dis
trlct will hold 4 delegate conve ntion at
WINDOW, MIMI,
On Tuesday, Oct Is, 1877, at o'clock p M, for
the purpose Of nominating a candidate for Sena-
tor to be voted for at the November election, and
for transacting such other business as may prop
erly come before it.
The counties of the District will be entitled to
representation as follows:
Cottonwood 2; Jackson 3; Martin Murray
Mobiles 3; Rock z; WatOnwan 5; PipeStone l.
BY order of the Committee.
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Geo. F. Hallas, of Grand Prairie,
passed through town on Monday on his
way to Wisconsin, where he will be tn
gagged in teaching for the winter. Mr..
H. is an enthusiastic Mobiles county
man, and hopes after the winter is over
to remain permanently on his farm in
Grand Prairie. He is moreover mod.
Ell ADVANCE SUBSCRIBER, and did not
forget, on his way, to drop in and pay
for year in advance on his own and
his fathers subscription.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-10-11
Fred. Lackor shot the first wild goose
of the season, weighing 124 pounds.

He was beginner in the newspaper
work, and the editor, wanting to have
some good Sunday reading, told him to
fix up a column OF SERIOUS Thoughts''.
The first serious thought evolved by
the youngster was: 'There is at times
over a ton of power in the leg of a
mule" This was followed by the
equally serious thought that the same
popularity was shared by the editor
Rome Sentinel.