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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

How rs THIS Tho Hiawatha Dispatch asserts
that Phillips is drunkard. The editor of the
Di.patch says that another editor told him that
no was on big bum with Phillips at Sabetha
that Phillips left an envelope on his table, con-
tanning 800; and that he just placed the money
back in the envtlope, and returned it to Phillips
BY mail The Dispatck says that this latter state.
ment is thin, but is inclined to believe the rest
oft. Now, who could that editor have been :
1t was not us, we are sure, for We never edited
9 paper in Sabetha. Perhaps some fun will come
of this.
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VEGETINE
lowe MY HEALTH
TO YOUR VALUABLE
VEGETINE.

NEWPORT. Kr., Apr. % 1877.
Mr. H. T. STEVENS:
Dear Sir Having suffered from breaking out Of Can
krous Sores for than five years caused an acc
dent OF fractured bone, which fracture into a run
ming sore and having used everything could think Of
and nothing helped until had taken six bottles OF
your valuable medicine which Mr. Miller apothecary
recommended very highly. The sixth bottle cured me
and all can Is that my health your yalua
BILE Vegetine. Your most obedient servant
ALBERT Won ROEDER
1T unnecessary for enumerate the disea.e. far
which the yEGErSE should be used 1 know OF no dis
which will not ADMIT Of its use with poo re.nIe.
Almost nnumersble complaints by
secreons In the blood which be entirely expeIled
from the system by the Of the vEGsTINE When the
blood s perfectly ceansed the disease rapidly yield.
all pains healthy action promptly restored and
the patient Is cared ~
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

q Martin F. Conway publishes card, CON-
planning that he has been incarcerated in an
asylum for years, charged with insanity, but
that he is perfectly sane, and is persecuted by
political enemies. He says his principles are
the same they always were, and he is able to
earn livelihood. He appeals to the people of
Kansas to put the seal of condemnation upon his
prosecutors, and to give him an opportunity to
support himself, by again electing him to Con-
gress! Here is where the joke comes in-and it
would oil be on Kansas. Conway is undoubted.
ly insane, though he has many lucid intervals.
His mind was unsettled in consequence of dis.
appointed political ambition.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

q Sidney Clarke has announced himself as
candidate for the Republican nomination for
Congress, in the Second District, and is making
vigorous canvass. He spreads it on too thick
ly in the platform he lays down; but he would
make as good q member as the District could
possibly find
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

u Mysterious are the ways of Providence.
On the Pan Handle Railroad, last week. a freight
train was wrecked by the breaking down of q
bridge. The engineer was mashed to a jelly,
the fireman was killed, and all the cars were
smashed except one. On the trucks of that one,
two tramps were stealing ride; the car was
turned upside down, and the tramps escaped un-
hurt
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Final settlement,

Estate of Mary 4. Warren, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given all creditor, and others n
ferested In the Estate Of Mary Z. Warren deceased
mat VIII make final settlement Of said Estate with the
Probate Court Of Donphan County Kansas on SATURDAY.
day. " " ~' a. AA-' vi saia
Troy, Kansas, July q. is7s
5. L. NORRIS. Administrator
""D - ie'o-4w Prs fre g.
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II Col ID. NJ. Johnston, of Troy, Kansas, is ia
voraby spoken of by his brethren in several portions
of the State the Democratic candidate for Lieu
enant-Governor There is more chance of the light
ming striking him, of his being borne up into the
clouds in chariot of fire. than there is of Demo
crat being elected to of the State offices in Kan
sas, but at the time it gives pleasure to re-
fleet upon the many good qualities possessed by him,
has always been consistent, will give him credit
for that for although the worst kind of Democrat
he has always been one, and for many years has
ed his old Democratic banner almost alone in Kan
sas, like the boy who stood ON the burning deck,
whence all but him had hed.-S. Joe Herald.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

R-A controversy is in progress over the letter
in the Commonwealth, said to have been written
by p P. Elder. The Commonrealh one day said
he wrote it, and another day said he didn't Two
or three personal friends of Elders at Ottawa
try to explain that Elder didn't write it, but
Elder doesn't say word. We suspect that Elder
got lis foot into it, aud that it is hard task to
get it ont.
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TROY, KANSAS:
Thursday, =: July s5, 1878.
Republican Congresssenal Contention, First
District.

Delegate Convention of the Republicans OF the fist
Congressional District Of Kansas viii be held at Manhat
tan. Kansas Wednesday the 1ih day of August lsle
the hour Of O'Clock p NJ for the purpose OF nomina
ting candidate Congress- and ransacting such other
business may before the Convention said Con
venton shall consist following number OF Delegates
from the Counties I'm the the same
apporoument as made by the State Central Committee
in their caIl for the State Con vention, to wit:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

a Sam. Hardy reported us correctly to the
editor of the Bulletin, as to our action on the
Governorship, two years ago. That's exactly
the way wo did, and no witness is necessary in
that case. By the way, how did you vote for
County Surveyor, in 1871 For Waters or Will
sonf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

n The B~lietis is now supporting W. W.
Guthrie, Cy. Leland, and B. P. Waggener, for
Congressman from this District; and next week
it will be offering q Sunday bet" that Phillips
or some other man will be elected
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

RCapt Cyrus Leland, Of Troy, visited Narysville
this week, looking up his chances for Congress- If
that he has in Marysvillc be will be nominated on
first ballot.-NarysriHe Mere
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SheriG's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. D..
DoxIrHAx COUNTY. S

DoSifhAN COUNTY, }SS
In the District Court for Doniphan County State of
Amanda Corby ,I:ainti0
James NJ Campbell, }Defsndapt
NOTICE is hereby given, that will ON IN. .,h A. !.
august A d. 1873, the hour az two n,IS IS -, ~
ci said Day at the north door the Cont Uon a.
sns City Of Troy In Doniphan County State cf Es IN
9ner ier sae at public anetion for cash The sI,
s m real estate to wit All Of the north
er Oh section thirty i've, 5) in township three ~ r
Kaps,s 'wsntyt.S s, in Doniphan County Stat. OF Of
n wis ps .ne ioowing described portion thereof
~ vi: commencing at point hundred f,o.a ~. ~.
svu.n " tne northeast corner Of the north east
sI seeuon thirty c) in township three mi
t thence south along the east ine ~ sngs .
9 secton eighty te0 rods thence west eoss % ss
c ros 70 pGsh sss Eighty @ ssHsy
strip o. land one hundred o0 feet wide az ~ es. the
the S, d quarter section, owned and occupieJ IN
rL saint Joseph and Denver City Railroad Cafary "
"a as tne property Of James NJ Campbel and gRRy
i a.e ths highest bidder for cash TO satisfy cHs
or bann. ana costa nov Of record in District coaT
defendant ~" '""es n Campbell was
Given under my hand. this ID day of Julv . N ,s,a
CHARLES BURKHALTER
July 4 Is1s-sw Snesiu OF Doniphan County
: Prs fee ara n
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BOOTS & SHOESy
JOHN IIAGG,

SEVERANCE, KANSAS,
hEALER IN and Manufacturer Of all kinds of Root.
- shoes slippers. etc. Keeps the largest and best
~; 81 ~ ~ ots and Shoes and offers the to the pub
-. New work and repairing done order, on shor.
llapr7syl.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

q An election for delegates was held in one
of the Shawnee County Districts, on Saturday,
and resulted in the choice of delegates favorable
to John A. Martin for Governor. First gun for
Martin.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

z Mrs. Posegate, wife of F. n. Posegate, Post
master at St. Joseph, and President of the Steam
Printing Company, died in that city, on Sunday,
from the effects of rheumatism, with which she
had been afflicted for some wears.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25
July 1s3m.
HIGHLAND NURSERY.
Established in the Spring of lsel-How in
Its 18th Year.

GAIN offers its usual stock of Trees Shrubs Vines
"A Evergreens and Hedge Plants. The many good
orchards in this and adjoining Counties prove Its ehar
acter
This season is favorable the growth Of stock The
last Springs planting numbering 65 200 choice home
made are all doing well. These trees are grown here.
come and buy them Am selling at lower rates than
Eastern nurserymen, and claim that Kansas farmers
sbould plant Kansas grown trees Come and buy them
in quantity and save for yourselves the cost Of
ing that this cost is always added TO the
bill 1t does not now seem to t. buttonhole
Doniphan County farmers to induce them to buy home
grown The sales Of fruit Of last prove that it
The fine crop Of small fruits and peaches this sea
son gives a large return for a small outlay.
Trees will be sold at from to Is cents according to
S. J. EDGERLY, Proprietor.
Highland. Kansas July IL, 1873.
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Notice for Divorce.

Notice for Divorce.
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan County
Mary $: Parker, 1Plaintn
Columbus F. Parker, }Defendant
gENlIE above named defendant Columbus f. Parker /.
Il hereby notified that he has been sued BY the said
plaintiff Mary s. Parker and that she filed her petition
IN said above entitled in said Court the I'd day
Of July A s7s charging you the said defendant with
extreme cruelty toward the plaintiff herein and with
adultery and praying for divorce and said plain.
I'm be awarded the and custody of John Parker and
Ulysses b. Parker, minor children said parties and
oi amony and that said defendant be barred of all hit
and interest in the property Of the said plaintiff herein
and Tor reasonable attorneys ee and unless the
SAID defendant Columbus r. Parker demur 10
said petition hled herein against him. or before the
NTH otnl day OF September A d. ISIS same will be
taken as true and confessed and Judgment rendered
cordingy Tor divorce almony attorneys for the
custody of said minor children barring Won the said
defendant Of all interest in the property Of said
plaintiff. " ~
r. n. WILLIAMS
A. s. BREWSTER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
'uiy - h'e-sw- Prs fee sl0
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81 Cyrus Leland, yr., of Doniphan County. is spo-
trict If elected he will no doubt look after the in
terests Of his constituents in satisfactory maner and
give the people of that district no occasion to regret
casting their votes for him Wyundotfe Heruh.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

1@The Hiawatha Dispatek formally announces
Major E. N. Morrill, as q candidate for Congress.
A good man.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25
n OR RTH-WE EST
Norma1 School.
OREGON, HOLT co, MISSOURI

uyHIs SCHOOL has been in successful oper,tomS On
Tor two years and both the quantity and auahty Oh
the vork speak for themselves The North'"es' NUT
NAL has:
Normal in the State.
The character Of the Instruction given Is as tnor
orcb and in come branches more thorough than tuat
snS Normal in the State The Physiology class
nv of The hest and practical physicians
1000 n, tbe North He brings to the class the
nsbIe exnerieuce of years of hard study anu
investigation No other Normal in the csa.1 csn "e
good an opportunity for the study Of Physiology.
q. A class is formed for the special
INSTRUCTION OF TEACHERS
and tbose who expect to teach The best methods OF
tescbing anil governing fully both IRON sne
nracf;csi and philosophical standpoints There Is nne
anportupity for all who desire vocal and insu"men'ai
music -
Oregon Holt County. Missouri is one Of the most neat
,hv I,I,tias in the State There il malaria mere
The land Is high and rolling and Is thickly dotted with
orchards and ali kinds of fruit trees. -
The citizens are fully In sympathy with the Norms.
and will give students who seek instruction nero "a
''CepVu Cas. r,v TUITION $50.
Board per week, Wood and Lights furnished, from
500 to $3.50.
CALENDAR;
FIRST Term begins September :, : 1s:s, ,s.s
THIN January q, 1873.
ForRru April 9, 1873.
For further information, address
O. C. HILL, President,
July 1s-am. OREGON, MO.
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is hereby recommended that the Delegates from the
several Counties, to the Convention herein named be
elected Saturday August 10th. 1873 at such time
and place rs the County Committee may direct
1t also recommended that in addition to the Dele
gates herein provided Alternate be elected for each
Delegate.
WILLIS BROWN. Chairman.
CHAs. Z. GRANGER, Secretary.
CnAs. II. KREBs Secretary.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

U The Troy Chief urges with much vigor, the
nomination of Cyrus Leland, of Doniphan County for
Congressman from this district Il is opinion
that Mr. Leland viii 90 into Convention with strong
delegation.-LineolR Csatrc Register.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25
VEGETINE
Cured mo vhen the
DOCTOR S FAILED.

cHcIxxArI, O, April 10. ls77
De0 S1-I was seriolsly trosbled with Kidney COM
Pdnf Tor long time have consulted beat doctor.
In this city have used your vEGErSA for this disss
asd u mas eure1 me when the doeters failed e.
Yours truly, ERNEST DCGAN
Residence 62 Race St. place Of business 53 Cent xe
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Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE b hereby Eiven Tat On n. ,s,h 49,.
bssps.s cs..s s, ipsSanseS y e Pros.se co.rs Il
Aanea Amss.as. deeessel Isse n - - zstass o.
sd e 49, SO z: 70 4.
Cin prs.slt tbsa - the PseSste 90 ~ rne sane
ssss = I'D . ss - :. .s. ysr sss
ny oeneat n ssid Estate ssd n - ncm
'.Is years TIE ,s9e viii = forever bsrred. S"s'n
July Il Is5s-aw Nh. Adninistrzter.
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~ N. b. Wood Esq, of Troy, Kansas, is the boss
fruit man of the West, having CROWN. orchard Of
about 80 acres of apple trees and 800 peach trees
He has sent to this market this season. of the
finest peaches We have ever seen.-!T. Joe Herald
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

can make money faster at work for us than M .,,,
.ning else Capital not required we will N ,rt r
VIZ per day at home made by the industrious. Men.
Tor u.s. Now Is the time Costly outnt ana ,a,, au.s
- "ee' Addres' TsrE Co., Augusta Maine
sjune1y.
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Sheri6's Sale.
Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANsAs D.,
DoxirHAS CouxrY fSS.
'"e District Court for Donphan County State Of Kan,.,
Peter varnox p,.in,,g ""'A'
|
Joseph Walker
Emeline Walker
Martin Gibbins
Matte Gibbios

II Ansa, ne5eoy gwen that win on the sth day of
~ s.;a A y Isis, q the hour OF o'ciocE D ~
city 4 ne M1,a Do. Of The
I1r sae At public auction for cash the foIioin o1sr
n IN 70 Wit Beginning twenty aoj rods soutb
s ~ AND four ~ In section twelve CI2l In townsh;
roS: tBsa. ngs CID thence vest eighty as,
1soa soutn twenty COZ rods, thence eat rvhsr
thence north twenty GO, rods to the plass ~
srS a1sa sIaken - the property of Martin t;lbi.;,
ossm 11agment and costs. Of recori IN AZ az
yssh curs Iof Doniphan County, State OF ma.
1ncs reter varBox PLAINTIFF and Jo..rk Sr-, IN
1ers asr :,.sr Martin Gibbins and Maths e;ihhn.
Given under my hand. this ID dsy of Jn,v n ,
OhAhLkS BURKHALTER
July l. is7s-sx sherin Of Doniphan County.
Prs fee. tl2.
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VEGETIN1E
VIdHT1N11,
Prepared by
II. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
july4lm-
N. B. Il 6. +. WOOD,
Attorneys at Lew,
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
TROY, KANSAS.

Farms for sale and for rent in an portions the County
also. City L0ts and Dwellings Troy Pa 300 ~
On ce@nission. and Taxes paid for nsaFesidsasaI :
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UVm made by any worker Of either sex risbt In
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fenuentlary ior iour years Now what shall be done
with the bodysnatchers in Congress who have foulIy
deseerated the tomb in which two years ago. the
body of Samuel J. Tlden was quietly inferred
EPJudge Chrisman, of Mississippi. has sent a man
mask" Let us see-for how long q time vere the
Chisholm murderers sentenced s-New York Tmes
VThe story comes from Desdwood that a MEM
Der OF certain church congregation was bowiek knitted
in the contribution box and the excited pastor with
out leaving the pulpit shot the good deacon for ere
atihg disturbance during divine service.
EAccording to the Memphis Aralaaeke Marty
lines shatterng rapidly in Mississippi 1t is about
time to shatter the lines of party which can stimu
late and connve at such atrocious acts as the Cha
holm murder and then shield the guilty ones by a
parody Of justice.
the price of the 'pacifcation of the South is
to be $500 the people of the North viii ask TO
be excused from becoming party to the Contract
" Classic ground can be seen from the decks of
the British ironelads in the Sea of Marmora Thew
are moored of Toozla, which is not far from Guebisch
the ancient Lybyssa, where Hannibal died AFTER
sucking poison from the ring which, as Juyena says
avenged Cane Close at hand is the site of the can't
tai Of ancient Bithynia and Of King Of Prusas who
befended the illuetrous fugitive long q he could
until threats from Rome compelled him to mediate
his surrender.
.RA resident of Montgomery County, Pa, has ex.
pIemsnis crops and M stoeI Sslued az IS mn
incunbrance for theatre in Philadelphia, subject
to mortgage of $4,000. and has given $1,000 to
boot. In a year or two he will have the expert
ence.-
organization at Washington which purports to be in
great fear of the Church of Rome to put
a stopper on its threatened dominion. From ali We
can learn about il the "Cnious In nothing more than
small Know Nothing wart on the body polite and
only needs to be let alone to wear i:seif out-lN
LoNis Times.
yention of Ohio. President Hayes has become q good
Republican, and il now bitterly opposed to the
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with the UtMUN, !,

Now ready this ssarsitng new temperance book Inv
account OF past and present progress Of Cs.Sei T~
rsssses and the msSpey Msveaess over the vI,oie
hnd with Biographies pofraifs addresses ipriden,s LII
e.gsssng, q the ve.derf.l work Great Tempe,ncs
A.ss5 Aarpny heynoias and others. Teeninx Win
Dstsk Positively the iassst and sef roi
Oxtse1s ereyytkiag. Address q"eky
,,,..,, STANDARD BOOK CO.. ST. LOUIS, MO.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02
ABOUT RINGS AGAIN.

Having failed to make an impress
sion upon the voters of the Second
District by sneering at Maj. Petit
bone as the "great Michigander,"
the "nervous Michiganger," etc.,
and having been convicted of pub
fishing forged letter from George
McCrary for the purpose of Great
ing prejudice against him, and hav-
ing become ashamed, we trust, of
the little attempt to show that the
Major is using money corruptly,
because he gave check for twenty
FIVE dollars, the Knoxville Tribune
returns again to the silly charge
that he belongs to a "Revenue
Ring" Now if the Tribune is
honest, let it state who compose
this ring. Let it then state what
particular act of oppression he has
been guilty of. If any revenue
officers have exceeded their author
ity, tell who they are, and in what
way was Major Pettibone RESPONSE
bic for their appointment or their
conduct. If he is the head of
a ring, as the Tribune charges, let
us heye the evidence, The "ring"
is al IN the eye Of tbs Tribune
editor. There is nothing of it.
1t is creature of his imagination.
But the charges of ring" comes
with poor grace from that organ.
1t has been the fast friend of all
the rings that have plundered the
State of Tennessee, from the Hobbs
ring up to the penitentiary ring.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02

leads Immediately in that direction.
We know very we'll that there are
thousands of Democrats in the
State who do not approve
of his platform, and who have
no sympathy with his lodging
policy. They believe the question
ought to be met fairly and squarely
and settled honestly. Such men
can not afford to vote for Judge
Marks. If they do, they vote con-
trary to their own better judgment.
There is nothing in DR.. Wight's
record that need prevent any good
Democrat from voting for him. If
they are in favor of maintaining the
credit of the State, they ought to
do it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02
LOOK OUT FOR A CHANGE.

The Democracy of the land made
their contest two years ago on the
platform of "reform.' Tilden, the
great bogus reformer, of cipher
telegram notoriety, was the leader.
In the light of subsequent revela-
tions he does not appear in the role
of "reformer. The forces of the
party were being mustered for a
campaign against " fraud . this
year, but the brand of fraud is now
on some one else's forehead. Look
ing around for an issue upon which
they hoped to be successful, they
discovered what they thought would
be a good thing in the de-
mand on the part of thoughtless
individuals for irredeemable pa
per, and they took it up. Upon
that issue they have made the con-
test and have not been successful.
Next week, when the elections in
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania, Michigan, and other States
have been held, and the Greenback
idea is "snowed UNDER" they will
drop this and get up something else
upon which to make the fight next
year. They dare not go before the
country on the paper money idea,
for they know they can not succeed
on it. Hence they will change.
They will have a new battle cry.
What shall it be?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-02
UNDERTAKE Err.
InsoIEenf NofIce.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the County
Court Clerk of Sewer county, Tennessee, here
nv give notice that sug gested the insolvency of
tie estate of Mary Dykes. deceased at the Octo-
Der term of the County Court in 1873. All PER
sons having claims az inst said estate are re-
quired TO file the same with said Clerk. authen-
LIST Monday of April. 1879. and all persons in
debted to said estate are notified to make inn
mediate settlement This the 9TH of October
1878. TH0S. PICKENS. ADM r.