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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06
Begin ming to See IL.

The inquiry started by ex- -Gavernor Robinson,
as to what necessity there was for a distinct
Greenback party, when the other parties were
doing all that any reasonable Greenback man
could ask, is setting sensible mon to thinking.
The Chairman Of the Greenback party Of Linn
County says that the Republican members ot
Congress from Kansas are as good Greenback
men as he wants he therefore asks that his
name be stricken from the rolls, as he shall
henceforth return to the Republican fold, and
act with that party.
We would again ask those Republicans of Dom
iphan County who have gone off after the Green
back igMss fatnHs, to calmly take their bearings,
and see where things are drifting. IL they could
elect men of their own, they could not get better
men to carry ont their reasonable views than
the Republicans have elected to Congress and
it is now pretty evident that the currency ques-
tion will be settled, in a manner to satisfy
the people, long before the next Presidential
election. The Democracy now have a major
ity in Congress, and have almost driven the
country to the verge of such rebellion as that
of 1861. They expect to have full power i'm the
next Congress, when they will complete their
revolutionary proceedings. They expect to
cicCt u maJority uy usthS tue utccuoacA anu
Labor parties to divide the Republican vote.
Their every move shows that their design is to
use the Greenback party to secure Democratic
success. The Troy BallefiR recently advised the
DEMOCRATS of Doniphan County to do all they
could to encourage the Greenbaek party, and get
Republicans to join it, but to keep ont of it
themselves, and vote the Democratic ticket and
in that way they might be able to carry the
County. They are carrying out this advice
Whenever there is Greenback picnic, the Dem
ocrats crowd in to swell the number, and the
editor of the Bulletin is there but none of them
touch the Greenback party. We hope Republi-
cans will look into this game. and not allow
themselves to be used to build up the Democratic
party. Keep lookout, and see, when election
time approaches, if there is not some sleight-of-
hand performance attempted by the Greenback
managers, to effect coalition by which the
Greenback vote shall be cast for the benefit of
the Democratic ticket.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06
Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, lss
DoSIPHAN CorNrr,
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
Troy, June 4, 1e5s
NOTICE is hereby given. that petition was present
~ ed the Board Of Commissioners of Douiphan C0un
ty Kansas at their meeting the eth day Of June 1873
asking that road be established at the following points
wit beginning at the Of sections twenty siI
6), twenty seven Z, thirtyfour t3, and thirty Ave
C3 running east possible the section line
oDehalf mile intersect public road running north
and SOUTH all in township four a. range twenty t0).
whereupon. the said Board Of County Commissioner
ver j. b. Kennedy and W. ]. Canter viewers with
to meet at the residence Of Wilhelm wnker
at O'Clock, A. Friday. the 2ist day of june, ls7s
and proceed view said road give all parties hearing.
and make due report to said Beard at their session to be
hel3 on the LIST day Of July, ls7s.
By order Of Board Of County Commissioners
Attest: d. w. MORSE.
June 6, 1sss-3w. County Clerk.
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County Normal Institute.

- Normai Institute VIII be held in the Troy Pulis
tissis. ss:ess sr ss.;s.s. August .sh iss and
sossa exSapsrst.naess e Pubic Instrncsis. ef fs
s.ss vin esaanss The sssreisss q ths Insti
~ rs..,s. - - g as.istantA Prof. NcCar-
% % e.sx.essd % practical rather thar thesrre;csi
49, - - ~ se6 parpess e tr.nfs1 teschsrs for
seessfeso work We hsPs that the re.oecfiv. schoas
.s.s = e s. ne Css.sy IN s y !. securing fun attend
sppea.es ~ sekss Iks viff sftesS - - ssose
VIZ hsvs - Peyyis.s nsrnal trsisiDe. 'sss' VI
Tan.-H fsR ~ sssaisa Gool hssc,s A ,~..u.
hsss vau - seecrs1 ulsn a3plicsxico 10
Tn, x.,... e. y k0Se. County superintendent.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

District Court of the United States.
for the , In Bankruptcy.
District Of Kansas.
In the matter Of John Guild Bankrupt.
District Of Kansaa IS.
a WARRANT in Bankruptcy has been issued by said
"A Court against the Estate Of John Guild. Of the
County Of Brown and State Of Kansas in said District
who has been duly adudged bankrupt upon petition Of
his creditors and the payment Of any debts and the de-
livery Of any property belonging to said bankrupt to him
forbidden by law meeting Of the creditors Of said
bank upt to prove their debts and choose
Assignees Of his estate will be held Court Of Bank
ruptey to be holden at In said District
the I'D day Of June, A ID. 1e1e at 10 cl0ck NJ the
Office of Hiram Griswold Of the Registers in Rank
ruptcy Of said District.
B. =. SIMPSON.
q. s. Marshal for said District
By A. G. McKENsIE, Dep. Mar. tJune6. ls7s-aw.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

D Milt. Reynolds, of the Parsous Ssa, says
that the Martin bubble has collapsed, and that
nobody will be ass enough to run against Antho-
ny. If the expressions of the press through out
the State are any criterion it is queer kind of
a collapse that has happened to that bubble. A
little moro eollapsing, aud Anthony would not
have newspaper supporter. And We observe
that there at least two ''assesr in Mit 's own
section of the State, who are candidates against
Anthony.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

WASN'T OSE NoAINATIoN ESoUGH The Atchison
Republican nomination two years ago at the Abilene
Convention fairly and squarely on the Republican
ticket Now, If Gen. Guthrie received the nomination
fairly and sqnarey the Republican ticket why did
he go to honey Juggling around the Democrats try
to get the nomination by their convention i-HoitoH
Recorder.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

~ The bill prohibiting the further destruc.
tion of legaltenders passed the Senate last week,
and was sent to the President for his signature.
1t has not yet been returned, aud it is probable
that be will not venture upon veto, but will
hold it for ten days, and allow it to become a
law by default. So the good work progresses.
few moves more in the same direction, aud the
sand will be knocked from under the feet of the
Greenback party.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

II The Bslletis republishes the resolution
adopted by the Democratic County Convention,
to prove that it did not endorse Hayes. 1t reads
just Is we supposed it did, and bears us out in
our assertion that it did endorse Hayes. That
such was the general understanding, is further
shown by the fact, that when the Bxlletis "fop-
ped over" its editor gave, one of his reasons,
that he was Hayes man, and that the Deuo-
cratic Convention had endorsed Hayes, while the
Republicans had ignored him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

II Politicians of twenty and twenty five
years ago, will remember J. Scott Harrison,
whom the Know Nothings several times elected
to Congress from one of the Cincinnati Districts.
He was a son of ex-President Harrison, and
father Of Ben. Harrison, of Indiana. He fell
dead, few days ago, and was buried at North
Bend. The next day, son aud grandson of
Harrison, ascertaining that the body Of young
man who had recently been buried in the same
graveyard had been stolen, went to to Cincin-
natl to search for it. They procured search
warrant, and went through the Ohio Medical
College. Not finding the body, they were about
giving up the search, when their attention was
directed to another spot in the building, where
they found dead body, which, upon examina-
tion, proved to be the body Of their father and
grandfather, J. Scott Harrison. Great excite
ment prevails, and a number of arrests have
been made They had employed a man to guard
Harrison's grave, aud the fact that it was stolen
the same night of burial, leads to the conclusion
that the guartsmsn was in collusion with the
grave-robbers.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

D Last weeks Bxllefis nominated Demo
cratic State ticket, with James E. Watson, Of
Douglas County, for Treasurer, and asks, "How
is that for hight" Well, Watson is already $aO,-
600 for high, and the returns not yet all in. Give
Honest Jimmy grab at the State Treasury!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06
Road Notice.

4oVou lvVUANCe
THE STATE OF KANSAS (ss
COUNTY OF DoSIPHAS,
OFFICE OF CoUxTY CLERK
TROY, June 4, ls.s. !
NOTICE is kereby given that petition present
IN cd to the Board Of Commissioners Of Doniphan
County Kansas at their meeting the 9Th day Of June
1878 asking that road be established at the following
points to wit: Beginning at wathepa, running thence
south along the old County road tn the railroad bed
thence down along said railroad bed 70 Palermo thence
along the old County road around the Palermo
of the bluff south Of Palermo thence along and
upon the railroad bed at the foot Of said bluff Alex
McCabons land thence leaving the railroad bed running
through the land Of said McCshon Mary Randolph and
Samuel Anderson 70 Petersburg, thence south around
the foot of bluff till 1t again strikes the railroad bed
thence upon the said rara4d bod to GeAry City thence
along the old County road and along the railroad bed
where practicable, to Dcniphan. whereaIen the said
Beard Of County Commissioners appointed the following
named persons viz: Robt fickiager Thos Labssn and
Herman Christel Viewers with instructions meet at
wathena, on Friday, the 18Th day Of June 1s7e asd
proceed to view said road give all parties hearing and
due report said Board their session to be held
on the lst day Of July 1873.
By order Of Board Of County Comnissioaers.
Attest: ID, w. MORSE
June 6, 1s1s-3w. County Clerk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

- One Capt. J. S. King, who kicked brake
man off the top of freight car on to the track,
causing him to he crushed to death, has been
fearfully punished. The Commonwealth announces
that he has been "exbouorated"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

RTOne of those tornadoes that are so destruc-
tive in the West, passed over Richmond, Ray
County, Missouri, on last Saturday afternoon
Its fsrcest track was but a few hundred feet in
width, through the main part of the town. Fully
ons-thrd of the best part of the town is destroy
ed. The latest accounts place the number of
killed at eighteen, and the injured, mortally se-
riously, and slightly, at eighty.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

lean make money faster at work for than at any
thing else. Capital required will start you.
Ella per day at home made By the industrioas Men.
1 l women hoys and girls wanted everywhere to work
~ for us. Now IL the time Costly Outnt and terms
free. Address TRrK & Co., Augusta, Maine.
6junely.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

II The Psola Spirit has been sold out, and
turned into Democratic paper. Perry must
have been anxious to sell but this operation
+Eiu be deadener upon his aspirations for the
Office of State Printer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

r p. Baker is writing some interesting let
ters from Italy to the Connosrealh. There is
something in the old man, IL he did get appoint
ed Commissioner by sharp practice.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

g Sol. Miller, Of the Troy Chief is not much of a
Hayes man.-Coinmbas Repsbliean Courier.
Sol. Miller, of the Troy Chief is Republican,
and cant well be woopposite things at the same
| time
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

y The Oskalooss Iadepezdest is great ad
mirer of Jchn A. Martin, but objects to running
him for Governor, because be can do more good
ss an editor, and cannot be spared. Then, fol
goodness sake, let's make Roberts Governor
Even the above objection could not be urged
against him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

II Another attempt has been made to assas.
sinate the Emperor Of Germany. He was fired
at with . shot tgun, and his face and neck were
filed with shot, but the wounds are not danger.
Gus. The assassin was arrrsted, aud it has been
clearly ascertained that Communism was at the
bottom of the business, and nothing else.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

~ The Junction City Csiom asks whether
any Of the Kansas papers have got their pay for
advertising for the National Surgical Institute,
Of Indianapolis. They paid Ms promptly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

n The last Bulletin actually speaks respect
fully of Cy. Leland. The reason will probably be
fonnd in the next list of real estate transfers.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

z 1t has been the general belief that Justitia
was dead. He is not. We recently saw letter
from him published in Southern Kansas paper
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06
VEGETIN1I,
Prepared by
HI. II. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
6iune- I'm.
Final settlement.

Estate of James Toner, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given to creditors and others in.
II terested that the undersigned Executrx Of the last
will and testament Of James Toner deceased will make
full and final settlement Of said in the Probate
Court Of Donphan County. Kansas Monday, the 1st
day of July. A. ID. ls7e, at ii O'Clock, A. NJ.
Troy, Kansas. June 4. ISIS.
MARGAREr A. TONER, E1ecutrx.
June g. ls7s-4w. Prs fee e.
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AAA week In yeur own town Is Outat free Ne
VHI risk Reader, you want busness at Which psr.
lh sons of either sex can make grest pay an tAe ne
W10 they work. write fse partiesiars e q. HSrIxY
& Co.. P0rflasd 4aise. GjnDelv
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Notice.

1T hereby ordered by the Board Of County Comma
sioners Of Donipban County Kansas that the order
allowing bounty upon Rabbit Scalps be revoked take
effect July lst 1s7s.
Attest: D. W. MORSE.
June Q, 1s1s-4w. County Clerk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

GRANT.-ln times of trouble, how the people
turn to man of courage aud will, like Grant !!
There is no doubt that a feeling is spreading
over the land in favor of him for the next Pres
ident, and if the Democracy do not change their
tactics radically, they will again place him in
the White House. Persons who were most dis
satisfied with him, and most strongly opposed
to third term, now turn to him as the only
hope of the country. Grant was not in accord
with large majority of the people of the West
on the currency question; but before the next
Presidential election, it is to be hoped that this
question will be settled beyond the power of q
President to affect it, and that the Issue will not
be prominent in the canvass. The spirit of 1861
will again be abroad in the land, and Grant, if
nominated, would sweep the north like tor
nado.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06
BOOTS & SHOESY
JOIaN HAGG.

sEVERANCE. KANSAS,
hEALKR IN and Nanufsctursr of al ti,S. ~ No..
- snoss Siippers. etc. Keeps the largest and ber1
Lie at the Invest psiceu ~ "'' =" 'oo pup
H New work and repairing dnee to order, o. short
1iapr7syi.
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VECETINE
,s ,sRecoMMENDED BY AL
Physicians.

VALLEY STREAM QUEENS CouxTr. LONG ISLAND. n. Y.
Dr. H. r. STEVENS
Hear S;r-I take the pieesnre Of wriong yea smAll
..rteate Conserving veeetine prepared BY have
ieen sufferer with he DyYep aa tsr ovsr forty yean
and have had the Ckesnie DarAes for ever sx
and did not expect live from day u day and no phys'
clan could touch my saw your vegetane reeos,
continued doing so and an now . vel woman and TO
stored TO perfect health. All who afflicted with tina
terrible disease would kindly recommend To try II for
the beuet Of their health and it Is excellent - blood
purifier. By Dr. T. u fokbss, n; yDnnrs u tSr
yscKIIxA-Wheu the blood becomes hfeeaa and stag
nant either from change Of weather Of climate. want
exercise irregular diet from any other the
yEGrTINE will renew the blood carry OF the putrid hn-
nors cleanse the stomach regulate the bowels and I'm
part q tone Of visor to the whole body.
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vEGETINE

The NJ. D's. Have 10.
Mr.. II. Z SrEvENs =
Dear Sr-I have sold vegetine for long time aud find
it gives most excellent satisfaction.
s. DE PRIEST. Druggist
Hazelton Ind.
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VEGETINE
Iregard It ~ q Valuable
F A MIIY EOlClNE.

Mr. II. r. STEVENS 20
Dear Sir take pleasure in saying that have use
the vegene In family with good results and have
Of several Of remarkable effected by It,
regard il a valuable family medicine.
Truly yours.
REV. wM. MCDONALD.
The Rev Vim. Mcdonald Is well known through the
United States. a minister in the N. 4. Church:
THOUSANDS SPEAK.- yEGETINE il acknowledged and
by physicians and apothecaries to be the
best purifier and cleanser of the blood and
speak in its praise who have been restored to
health
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

How HE STANDs.-We have been asked how
much better the position Of Colonel Martin is on
the currency question than of Gov. Anthony !;
and it has been asserted that lie has no views on
the finances. We presume the Colonel is more
modest than the fnanciers and expounders of
the Constitution that abound in every country
school district, and does not want to expatiate
too glibly upon question that the wisest do
not fully understand. To be sure, he has not
gone wild every day, and expressed his views
on the finances in capitals, italics, and exclama-
tion points; but from his published expressions,
whenever suitable occasion has offered, we find
that he has spoken in favor Of or opposed to the
following proposition;
In favor of silver reconciliation.
Opposed to the contraction policy.
In favor Of the long bond bill, aud postal saw
ings banks.
In favor Of free coinage of silver.
In favor of an increase of the legal tender cur-
rency.
We call that pretty good currency doctrine.
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bATTh.:c IL. (: DEMON. .

e~ H.ny; hn ssossseog new Temperance book bv
HON J. 4. DAcUs. Pm. d. 1aseoseSy iSeeressisy
account OF past a.d psrsent progress Of oseei ~
ana VIII sse,sPhfes pestsits Addresses incdeuts and
o. the woudcrful work Of Grsas Tenperanc.
apostle: Murphy ReypoIds, and others Ter1ipy With
iscf. asElnents and ustrations Of the Tsr,e
sseSeg Dxtok. Positively the Esfesf and 6csf yol
OsfSeRs ereyytkiag. Address f"SAy
,-..,, STANDARD BOOK CO.. ST. LOUIS, NO.
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VEGETINE
For CANCERS and
c A NOE % r s II U N o Il s.
The Doctors Certificate.

Read it.
ASHLEY WASHINGTON Co, Ill, Jan. II. ISIS.
II. Z. STEVENS. ESQ.,
Dear This Is certify that had been suffering
from Cancer my right breast which grew very
rapidly and all nv friends had given mp t0 die when
heard Of medicine vegetine recommended for Can
and Caneerous Hnmors. commenced to take IL and
spirits both felt the benign influence which IL exerted
and in few months from the time commnced the use
on the yrsetine the Caneer came almost badly.
CARRIE DEFORREST.
certify that am personally acquainted with Mrs.
DE and consider her Of very beat women
DIR. 8. II. FLOWERS.
ALL DIRE ,sEs THE BLoOD.-If yEGErINE will relieve
the patent to perfect health after trying different phys
clans many remedies suffering for is IL not conclus
i've proof Il you are sufferer you can be cured Why
In the blood in the circulating duid 1t truly be cali
the Blood Purifier The great CT disease
originates in the blood and medicine that does not
directly upon It, to purify and renovafe has just
claim upon public attention.
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q. ScAs AsSs:AsA md xe..s.. CXclsISdjha: s.,t. 4
meeting with great Tor every family vhs sees
the book w.nts IL SeeWs tee.itsry q c.ce Address
Louis. Mo-. and Chicago. m. f1Hn,y.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

Talk about Russia banishing tender women
and children to Siberia, Compare that wit the
policy Of England, sending her agents to our
frontiers, arming and equipping the most cruel
and savage people that ever existed, and setting
them to numbering and scalping defenceless
women and children, as . means of keeping our
people tributary to her! Why, within our own
recollection, the memory of these horrors was so
fresh, that a mans hide would not have been
safe in the West, had he been heard extolling
the civilization and humanity of England. She
exhibited the same spirit, in causing her hire
ling Hessians to believe that the Americans were
cannibals, who ate their prisoners, in order to
work them up to the highest degree of ferocity,
so that they would not ask nor give quarter.
Has Russia done anything worse than England,
in invading and taking possession of barbar-
ous country, as populous as . hive, and because
the people carried on = warfare of barbarians,
shooting them from the muzzes Of cannon, as in
Indiaf And even now, she is mastering these
barbarians to fight Russ;s, knowing the mode of
warfare they will practice.
England did . magnanimous act, in sending a
single man to exile ON q little island in mid
ocean, and setting her army and navy as guard
over him, because abe was no match for him in
genius or power. Not particle better than
sending exiles to Siberia. When Poland is re-
ferred to, point to Ireland as an example of Eng
lish justice and mercy. And, in short, point to
any act Of England, and barbarous Russia will
show to advantage by the comparison. Litera-
ture gushes with tears for the woes of Poland;
and poetry tells rs that "fredom shrieked when
Koseuisko fell" But stern, matter of. fact his
tory says that the fall of Poland was owing prin-
cipslly to the mum her and miserable condition
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1 CURE FITS.

pTANO Beautiful Concert Grand Pianos ORGAN
Per6 Grand Square Pianos. cost 1l, only e1SS.
Elegant Upright Pianos, cost $50. only elSS New
Org.na II stops. erase. Church Orxnas, 70 stops,
cost o300, only Sll5. Elegant e95S Airrsr Top
eISse ose 1rr.ene sssek. New Steam Factory soon
be erected Newspaper with much informatoa aeost
Please address DANIEL p. DkArfI, Wsshinstsa, Ne =.
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An MIXED CARDa, with name lOc. Agents
AU outfit lOc l. JONES CO., Nassau, N. Y.
Or faaey ca4a sacvats caaask Assorted In . styles
~ with name, l0c. Nassau Card Co, Nassau, N. Y.
AAa@ A DAY to Agents canvassing for the Rire.tSe
SA Visitor. Terms and Outnt Free. Address
=. o. vICKERY. Ausust. Maine.
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Road Notice.

THE psT;s;I,y sTATE oE Go1z4S' KANSAS ,ss.