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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-01-17

Since the Highland Reading Club has been the
subject of several favorable notices. account of
its organization, principles and working will be of in
terest to such may contemplate the inauguration
of similar enterprises elsewhere The following may
be called its Constitution, Bylaws and Resolutions:
CONSTITUTION.
For the purpose of social intercourse, and for ad
vancement in literary culture, do organize our
selves into this society, under the title of the High
land Reading Club.
ART l. Any unmarried lady or gentleman, of liter
airy tastes, and not student at the Highland Cniver
sity, may be received into membership, by the unan
imous consent of the members present at any meet
ing:
ART H. See. !. The officers shall consist of Pres
ident and Critics.
See 9 The President shall preside at the meeting
for which he is appointed ane shah appoint the Off
GERS and performers for the succeeding week. The
Critics shall criticise the literary exercises.
ART Ii. Sec l. The performers shall consist Of a
reader for solid reading, reader for humorous read
ing, and reader for poetry.
Sec 2. The solid reading shall consist of something
suited to deep thought and discusson the humorous
reading shall be for amusement and relaxation; and
the poetry shall be from some standard author.
BYLAWS.
ART l. The strictest formality and dignity will be
preserved in all things.
ART. ii. Omnibuses will convey the members to
and from the place Of meeting. Elevated seats not
allowed; and the toughest streets will be chosen for
the physical exercise of the passengers
ART. III. On the return trip, the ladies will be
kis scd at the gate.
ART w. Each meeting shall be closed by singing,
"John Brown
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolred, That young ladies are plenty, but young
men suitable for reading circles are scarce.
Resolred, That member of this Club ever play
ed cards.
Resoired, That Mark Twain is q heathen and his
speeches be dispensed with in civilized society
Resolred, That Shakespeare was a sucking calf.
ResoIred, That Emerson and Matthew are angels
| with clipped wings.
Resolrod, That Tenyson is little soft, but Ma
| caulay is a capital fellow. Mars.
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DAVID.

The traffic in grain has been quite brisk, the last
week, and the fat hogs have begun to change hands,
The smallpox scare is quite prevalent 1t has
been reported that there two Of it out at
Pleasant Ridge Mt the house of Mr.. Jones; STILL
it wants confirmation.
We are having protrscted meeting at our school
house, this week.
Our school has opened, with full house.
Another corn buyer opened out at Bremen. That
is right-plenty Of grain for all.
The new corn will be in condition to ship.
There has been ono car load sbelled and shipped.
will not say much about the Crazy Ridge dance,
only that ii was huge affair; and at some future
time, will try and procure copy Of the eonstitu-
ton and bylaws GOVERNING tho institution.
Boys that come home at three o'clock at night,
must surely 60 long way to see their girls else
they could not find her
will not say word about that bell, for Albertson
says it 10 going to be replaced with good one that
can be heard all over the District Max.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRA SPECIAL soTlCE.

Testimony of Rev. P B. wilss, covington, Ky.
9xaadtla'S Tonic Syrup,
The Best and Safest Remedy fer Chiiis ana
Fever, or Fever and Ague.
CONVICTION, KY May 81.
There has been for many years, in this country
such o general complaint about chills and fever.
This depressing disease is now prevailing in many
portions of Kentucky and elsewhere where the peo-
pie have long attered themselves that they were en-
tirely exempt from its influence. To those who are
thus afflicted, we wish to recommend Sntihs Tonic
Syrup, believing it to be the very best remedy e1-
tant Every one We have heard ofusing it. pronounc-
es upon it in the very highest terms We have late
ly used it in our family with marked success The
ingredients are simple, and the Tonic can be used
freely without any detrment to the constitution what
ever If the directions, which always accompany ev-
cry bottle are carefully followed it will in nine ca
ses out of result in permanent cure whether the
disease be of long short standing.
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine
to the subjects of this disease everywhere, sincerely
believing that the of it will verify every wcrd we
say L. ID. "Lno.
For sale by Bickford & Sinclair, Troy, Kansas.
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N h nsw n ssh1swisdgsd fst list conguxrs
non cAN N CuRED. h has ben eursd m vi
great number Of Gases tsoos Of thsn sppersn1ly 49,
pefate ones) BY sehencks PaDssis Syrup done and
in others BY the same medicine h ceansetisa VITA
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Plis, -
or both, according to the requirements Of the 60
The old supposition that Consumption i incsxn-
bler for many yeArs deferred Physicians hun A.
tempting to find remedy for that disease. and pa-
tients actsd with it reconciled themselves to dsa&h
without IN effort being made to save them fum :
doom which was considered Inevitable
Dr. Schenck himself was supposed at one tine to
be at the very gate Of death, his Physicians having
pronounced his case hopeless and sbsndonhd him 70
his fate he was CURED BY the Aforesaid Aediriness
and aerward enjoyed uninterrupted good health for
more than forty years. Thousands of people have
used Dr. schenck's preparations with the same re-
markable success.
Schencks Almanac, containing thorough treaties
on Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsis &C..
can be had gratis of any druggist or of j. H. Schenck
& Son, Philadelpha- Full directions for the use of
Schencks medicines accompany each package.
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills are for sale by all druggists.
3janlm.
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DoSIPHAS, HAS, January 18th, 1873
Mr.. EDrroR:-I am not an article writer-bnt
something must be done, the rats will take Doni
phan County. Allow me to suggest to the County
Board, through your paper, that they offer pren,
um of five cents apiece for rattails. This looks fun
ny to me, and will no doubt make great many peo-
pie laugh at the idea of bounty rats; but thcro
is estimating the damage done by rats, and Il IL
useless for one man to try to kill them of; a. they
go from farm to another and from house to house.
it requires concert Of action. Let the Board offer
three five cents apiece, and let everybody 20 to
killing rats. 1t will pay. Respectfully.
JOS McCaux.
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OF the pasi, how many bogus nOstrums may be num-
bered! Beginning their career with tremendous
flourish Of trumpets blazoned for time in the public
prints and flaming pOstes, soon, but not too soon
were they relocated to the limbo Of things lost on
earth. But Hosteffer's Stomach Bitten Ia . living
and thriving remedy. II goes on curing and to
Neither underhand nor open competition affect il.
On the contrary contrast with inferior rival prepare
tons only increases its popularity II has been
peatedly initiated, but without success Counter
feits Of Il have been surcptitously introduced but
have fallen fat Everywhere IL entrenches tseif in
the confidence Of the people; and we'll IL may, for il
is thoroughly reliable invgorsnt Of the feeble ban
ishes dyspepsia and constipation, braces the
cures rheumatic ailments and kidney complaints and
eradicates and prevents intermittent and rcmittent
feyer.. 3janIm.
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Adan Bze.nR ~ 1herip 10 JeAn Bahsvsl sssiA
half Il Lot s.i nsrth half Of Lot 6 Bisek q Den
iphan; q 900.
TAX DEIDa
Doniphsa County to Henry Gallon, west fourth Of
northeast quarter Of northeast quarter section 49,
township 2. range =, a.
Douiphan County to Charles Cain, Lots 10, II, 4,
Block a, White Cloud; $l57.3l
CONVENIENT PATENTS.
State Of Kansas to Gustave A. Dubach, southeast
quarter Of northeast quarter section TO- township
range .; ZOO.
United States Of America to william Noeckef,
southwest quarter section 90 township ., range H.
State of Kansas to Herman Chrystal, northwest
quarter Of southwest quarter section D. township
range p; sl60
United States Of America to Nathan 4. Wheat,
northwest quarter Of northwest quarter section 2s
township 3, range 10.
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special Highland Items.

The smallpox scare is subsiding.
Highland is to have that paper.
Our merchants generally are doing cash business
Mr.. Kennedy has wind-break at his store door
John says it's bulletin board.
Our school friend J. Emery, has left the shades Of
the University, and is teaching
Wilder Nutting has joined us in the University.
The Atelceta Society has just purchased complete
set of Chambers Encyclopedia.
reading circle has been organized among the
married folks Among its members are Prof. Lyon
and lady, Mr.. George Fox and lady, and Mr. d.
Campbell and lady.
Union services were held at the different churches,
during the week of prayer. They were among the
hest We have attended in Highland.
The ministers ofHiyhlaud lave formed . ministe-
rial association.
Rev. Mr.. Kloss has closed his meetings. Thirteen
were converted, and six united with his church. He
now is holding meetings at the White Eagle school
house.
The temperance association held its regular meet
ing ut the Methodist church, Monday evening. Sew
eral others have signed the pledge. PARvrs-
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The Atchison & Nebraska Railroad
GOING NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
No mail and express leaves Atchison at LEO p. m
leaves Troy junction go arrives at Lincoln al
No 3 through freight and accommodation, leaves At
Gibson at 6i5 a. M. and Troy Junction at I;3s a. M
GOING SOUTH.
No Q mail and express. leaves Lincoln at 6;41 a. m
arrives at Troy junction ct Leo arrives at Atchi'
ut 2.22 p. m. ,.r,
No through freight and accommodation leaves Lin-
coin at $50 M arrives at Troy junction at 40 p m
arrives nj AtchisOn at els p. IN.
CONNECTIONS.
Train No leaves Atchison after arrival OF all Eastern
trains connects with St. 10. & ID. C. r. r. from St DO
seph at Troy junction. Train No 3 connects ut Troy
function with the ST. 10. & d. C. for the West Train
No. connects Troy Junction with ST Jo & D. r. IL
for St Joseph makes close connections at Atchison,
with the Missouri Pacific for Leavenworth Kansas CITY
st Louis and ali Eastern and Southern points Win the
H. St Jo for Hannibal. Quincy, and the East win
the c.. l. p r. K. for Rock Island Chicago and ths
East With the X. C.. ST. 10. g. b. for Chicago and
che East. With the c. b. U. for Concnrdia ana the
Solomon Valley With the A, L. S. L. r., for Denver,
Pueblo and the treat Southwest
Connections made at Lincoln with the b. q NJ IN Nc
brsska and Nebraska Railways.
n All Trains Daily except Sunday 81
Gen Supt Geu Ticket Agent
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obituary.

Obituary.
Died-At the residence Of her father, Jacob Sarver
of Centre Township, Douiphan County, kansas, Mr.
Lucetta Dew, wife Of James Dew, aged y years, 8
months, and days
The deceased suffered greatly during the Last year
of her life, from that dreadful disease, consumption
and vet great rs was her pain, she uttered .
word of complaint but bore all with Christian forti
tudc.
She often expressed . desire that the end would
come soon, that she might meet her Savior in that
better world where there is sorrow, pain OF
death and 90 peacefully did she pass sway, that the
smile that lit mp her pale festuTes she sat up
moment before she died. did not pass away even in
death.
Her remains were inferred in the Troy Cemetery.
The funeral viii be preached at the n. E. Church,
Troy, Of which due notice will Be given. l. II.
CARD OF IHAxKs-
MR. Epron:-Allow us, through the Csieg to ten
der our thanks to friends, for the many Kind f.
yors conferred on rs, and for their warm sympathy
in our affection
That God may grsst them many years Of happisels
i the prayer Il grateful hearts and Wis. troube
evertake thcu, = Il nust CONE TO al sosaer -
Ter. NAV shey ever nd esnfHs n Hin vhs snly
vsasds 70 Asal yAoos sAzs1a.
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n, u.,,,ss I,,.,r ~ Severance. ....;.n
through TROY going east. with a shotgun and a doc
that did not belong to him Our people are indig.
hant ana 'nS mex. .he ,ol man SHOVE mmsen
great danger of losing his life. KESo.
Well. since We are writing about being in Troy We
mus; confess that it the first time in our lives
that we ever knew any one to be afraid of u.s. We
could not get lodging even supper at the hotel
hardly could get our team in the stable At the
stores many Of the people seemed to say, get OUT
when we put in our appearance; aud, to cap it ALL
at q saloon We got orders to drink and get OUT"
and last, but least. received polite invita-
ton not to visit the Masonic Lodge, that happened
to be in sesson. We didn't go-but it was ten O'Clock
and We went home, twelve mles-tme, three hours.
And right here we want to thank Messrs. Doran &
Chandler, gentlemen of color, but who keep a num-
Der one restaurant. They furnished US splendid
supper for IS each, and without their kindness
we would have had to 90 to our home without any,
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Janlm.
"Ger... syr-p.n

No other medicine in the world was given such
test of its curative qualities - Bosehees German
Syrup. In three yearn, two million four hundred
thousand bottles Of this medicine distributed
frs Of ekmys by Dfuggists in this country, to those
afflicted with Consumption, Asthma, Group, Severe
Coaghs Pneumonia and other diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs giving the American people undeniabIe
proof that German Syrup win cure them The result
has been that Drusgists in every town and village
in the United States reconnendng IL to their
toners- Go to your Druggist, and ask Whist they
know about it. ssDple bottles, 10 cents- Regular
ise, rs ee.ta Three dsses vll relieve any case For
sale by Biekford 4 Sinclair and W. A. 4 y. A. Kin
sey, Troy.
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STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETr-The Secretary of the
State Historical Society, in answer to . request to
prepare historical paper, has received letter from
Hon J. p. johnson, of Highland, Doniphsn County,
in which he says he is the person who run the rst
Kansas survey line. That the 10th parallel line
the line separating Kansas and Nebraska, surveyed
in 1854 from the Missouri River to the 9Th principal
meridian. Associated with Mr.. johnson in making
the calculations for this survey Capt
Robt. f. Lee then of the United States army, after
wards of the Confederaey. Mr.. johnson has been q
resident of Kansas since 1854. He is familiar with
the facts OF many stirring events of those early times
and it 10 to be hoped that he will put his pcoections
in writing. requested by the Historical Society
Topeku Common srcaHk.
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NOalphan Items.

Messrs. Brenner and Bilimek gaining trade
that bids fair to rival some Of the wine producing in
stitutions Of California Their shipment record
shows an averose Of nearly one hundred gallons dali
ly; and as they are now prepared to furnish sweet
wines at twenty-five cents gallon cheaper than it
be brought from the Golden State, there is fair
chance for competition with California grades
And now comes w. +. Floyd, with large, likely,
fat girl baby. u noticeable fact, that every time
Bill thinks himself alone he keeps saying to himself
Il told You sor'
We understand that II. =. Winner has been ap-
pointed Road Oveneer, in District No. J there hav-
ing been none elected ct the November election We
believe the appointment judicious as his work
last Summer. while serving under appointment by
Landen, shows for itself
Cowen & MeCrum have just shipped and eonsign-
ed to st. Louis, fifteen car loads of corn.
great deal Of anxiety Ia felt by the citizens of our
town. from the close proximity of the terrible disease
smallpox. and vaccination is the order Of the day
The new coal mine still holds out, and quite num-
Der Of loads of fair coal have already been taken out
good, smart man can take ont fry bushels day.
A. Low is busy, at present, painting scenery for
The Doniphan Moral Association, to be used in the
presentation of their first drama, Ten Nights in
Darkroom. They held their first rehearsal on Satnr-
day evening.
Chas. Floyd and Mrs. Philbrck, after vacation
of two weeks have opened o subscription school
The attendance is large, and We are satisfied that
none Of its patrons will ever regret having sent rs
they are both good teachers
We are glad to observe that our city dads have at
last decided to improve our sidewalks. They have
been neglected long, that any one besides Doni-
phanite is i'm danger of humiliation, in endeavoring
to walk them.
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MARRIED.,

On Wednesday, January l6, 1873 at the Residence
Of the brides parents, in Wolf River Township, by
Rev. +. Z. Sheldon, Mr.. SAMUEL b. McCKAY to Mrs
GEORGIA n. HARDY, daughter of Charles Hardy, ali
of Doniphan County.
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GRAND BALL--Prof Matzdorf will give grand
ball in Lelands Hail. the evening of Tuesday, the
10Th inst. In the musical department, Prof. Matz-
dor will be assisted by the splendid St. Joseph band
Nothing will be left updone to make it the most Ell
joyabe affair of the season. general invitation is
extended to ALL
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

SeSsee SOSAs - h0o8rR hOP tDe rev O3Iys
Book. usually sold at from u te O. given tunchsagsd ana
unabridged for 10 and % cents.
81. Foul Play, by Charles Reade 10
~ Man and wife, by WiIkie Collins. 20
= The sqHrs. asgaey By Mary "a Cecil Hay %
.. Aurora Floyd by Miss H. Y Brsddou, 70 70
q Victor and vs q i b , Mary Cecil Hay g
.. Mor.s Love Test by Mary Cecil Hay. 10
81 r.. Queen Of Hearts By Wiiss con. As'a' e
50. Handy Andy, by Samuel Lover. 70
~. A Simpleton by Charles Rezde IL
as Felix Holt, The Radical, BY George Eliot, -
g. The woons OF Sy Nh. Als1.naer. %
3. A Ant 81 %iifis c aiy "'' !, %
y. Ivanhoe. by Sir Walter Scott a
a. Hide snd-seek, by wilkis Collins. =
Tss lover s:ff Isnaes ss Ain.-orsh
8. Life. secret. By Mr.. Henry Wood y
q. Adventures Of Phseton BY william Black 10
% Under the Grssssoed Tree. BY Thoma. H.ray. 10
81. Kilmesy. By william Black. 10
s. Tbs Monarch q NIseins Lane. ~ W.. Bissk, 70
s. Under Two Flag. By -0uida" .
e s,r Mnssa ei ~ a q Tuaa e
81 Around The WorId-south America. BIZ verna q
e s s,:. M.rs 20 X George Eliot e
90 xroasd ne we.ld-Asssraii.. by Juies vsrss 10
81. Bebee, BY "OuidA, 10
g. FoIe- Farms. By "ouida,,' g
9 p,.ss HsIlo., ~ Nc. Henry WOOD .
a. The Noblenss's Wife. by xrs- Henry Wovi 10
g. Rory ONore. by Samuel Lover. -
s.. Csstis Wafer. ssd Henry Arkail bJ Mn Wool q
g. Five weeks IN Balloon BY Ju.s terss 10
g. To the Bitter End, by Mis- n T. Brsddin s
20. Niddlemarch. BY George Eliot, =
=. Nsridiass, and BIocksda Runner,. By ysrus. d
y. Bessy Raype BY HrA Henry Wood, 81
"A. Rupert Hall, By xrs Hsory Wood, n
IS. Ths Fur County. By Julss vsrBe, q
70. The New xagdslen, By Wukie collfns "a
n. Mistress and Aaid. BY Niss Nulsck, q
~ Gri1fh GsasS, By Charles Resds, II
q. Madc.R violss By willisn Black, =
90. Danisi DerosdA. By George Eliot =
81. Christi.a's Nistske, By Aiss Mniock q
e. Ny Mother I'D Z, by Miss NsIock, n
%. veSssr's Pride. By Mrs. Henry Wood, =
~ aeoo Leagues Under the So, b. Jslss ysns q
IS. Marjorie Brucs's Lovers. By Nary Pnxsiek, Il
g. Put Yourself in His Place by Ckarlss Rsala q
81. To ths Ce.trs II the E.rth. 81 yaiss vsnA y
8. Tia Lsvels q 1rdss, By Niss 4 T. Hes1fsn. q
g. Dsoppsd fryn the CIsads. By Jsles vwna e
o. The Nousss Kisgdon, By xiss Hu1eck = n
- Nh. Halhbursos' . Troables, By 1rs.rWena ~ -
"a The Abandoaed, BY jules yerns 80 r
- Ths Law ss1 the LsAy, - Willie csqLna q
n Dad Nsas Shses. By Niss y. Z BFsaksa X. z
. Leves vietsy. b y + I.s5sss. =
.. Harry Lsfrequsf. BY Chsxies Levsr, ~ 8
- IL tks Nsse, .sd xrssnd ths No., - xds.e :
~. A Tai q Tuo Cttisa By chaflD DohGna
Ysr ssls By an Bsskssllsn - Nsxs1sdlas,
croker IUNE0. Pukzsn
q: o. Bsz ssal -, - - =. vsats..1k
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Notice.
JACKsOSIAS.

The undersigned will call the attention of those that
want good home, to the best part of Colorado The
place consists Of $40 acres Of land. one mile west OF
Fountain City, part farming and part pasture land,
and good irrigating ditch. covering about half
About 80 acres fenced small creek running through
the place; dwelling houses spring. cellar, stock cor
ral and good outlet for stock, &C. For further in
formation, drop line to the undersigned.
WM. c. PARKER,
Fountain City, Colorado.
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IL T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia. have
in press a new book by Mrs. Emma ID. E. n. South
worth. entitled The Phantom Wedding; or. IAe
Fail of the House Of Fiist- which is being printed
from the authors manuscript II was written ex-
presy for this volume and has never before been In
print II will be published Saturday, the 18th OF
January in uniform style and price with her isAaei
and Self Raised, which have proved to be 80 immense
ly popular booksellers and all others will do well
send in their orders at for this book Is Tn
PAansoa Wedding is certain to have very large
sale.
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To all who are suffering from the and inds-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood Sc, will send recipe that Will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send 8 selfaddressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH l.
IMAM, Station d., Bible House, Ne1 York City.
lnoy1y.
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fFr Friends, give us a chance, and ws will give
you paper that You will always be satisfied with
Bulletin.
Well, we'll do our part, in the way of helping you
to local matter. You'll fnd in another column, last
months real estate transfers, which have procur-
cd the expense Of little time and labor just
slash them out, and put them in your paper.
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There will be public meeting. at the Court House.
on Saturday, Jan. 18th, at Oelerk. p n, for the
purpose of organizing . Greenback Club. Good
speakers will be present, and all are invited to at
tend.
There will be q meeting, at the Rock CreeksSchool
House, in Wayne Township, on Friday evening, JAM
lsth at o'clock. M for the purpose Of organizing
a Grcenback Club. All arc invited to attend. Good
speakers will be present.
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COUNTY BoARD.-The new County Board met, and
organized. on Monday-all the members being pres
ent C. Leland, Jr, was chosen Chairman. No 9th
er business of consequence was transacted.
The next meeting of the Board will be held the
first Monday in February.