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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23
The Braekeabary Assault.

TANNING, KANSAS, January ~ i69
Sol MILLER-Sir Having noticed an article in
your paper of last week, concerning the sad affair
that took place with my husband Mt Tanning. ON the
3st of December the report in your paper not being
quite correct, thought would give you true re-
port Of the circumstance just a. it transpred before
my own eyes. 1t was in this wise: On the night Of
the 9TH of December, about o'clock We were sit
ting quietly in room, heard u turkey say quit
and flap its wings. Our little dog barked, and We
both went out to see what the matter was, when
saw man in the net Of taking u turkey from the
roost which is about thirty yards from the house. 1t
being bright moon light, also q little snow on the
ground, by which my husband tracked them, he
caught of then bstt the that stole the turkey
dropped it and He made his escape through Mrs.
Hedrick's orchard, and got away. We did not know
who he was; hut some one in Tanning told my hus
band who it likely to he, and he talked 30 much
about it, that he condemned himself in almost every
bodys estimation; he would have been the last man
We would have suspected Well have not men-
toned any names; but ON the 3lst Of December. in
the morning, Bent. Herring bantered my husband to
trade horses with him, but he did not stop he
hauling corn and again. in the afternoon Of the same
day, he bantered him again. After my husband
passed and up the hill flor live about four
hundred yards east of Fannins) Bent. told men
that he stopped tried to stop him. in order to whip
him for suspecting him of stealing the turkey, He
also said that they would up that il he and his
pal, Johnny Wilson, and beat Ben. Brackenbury to
death. They got on their horses, and followed him
right up home he had just got his team put in the
stable, and unloading his corn, when they rode
up in front of the house, and called him to the fence
He told them he had not much time, as be was In n
hurry, and it was near night then he went to the
them he could talk there Bent Herring asked him
why he suspected him Of stealing the turkey. My
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There seems to be but little excitement about here
now. No changes in business.
When any one gocs anywhere now, they slide over,
up down there, and it is nice going. too; but the
young folks seem to like the fun the best Of any
and most old folks can recollect when they were
young, aud enjoyed the finn Of sleiging. So It is
this Is not news, either; and il one shoad get
married, killed. crippled, Or slariously drunk, it
would be noihins Still, II any such
except the latter should happen about here, would
make an item of it, One must never relate anything
about persons drunkenness religion, for those
are the weak points of humanity.
We hear Of . great many persons losing potatoes
from freezing in cellars, while last winter some per
sons did not dig their potatoes until spring. and
found them all right. We have all kinds Of winters
here. Some take Il cold. and some hot 10 all eau
be suited in Kanss&
No person With good reason could 30 made to be-
lieve that black IL white, bpt " all must admit that
our blacksmith is GSeeRs although that is not his
color.
We hear Of no sickness, only in cases where per
sons have eaten or drank too much. An occasional
patient afflicted With love-sickness, aud SIGH
The commercial business Of this station requires
express Office Or money order Office, and it seems
that telegraph Office would not be amiss to the
Railroad Company, where they pass SO many trains,
and get much freight. Business makes business,
Il q trtism. Max.
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ALEx.
LeOua Items.

= -
MI. Highly and Mr. johnson and ladies, OF Troy,
spent the Sabbath with Mr. K Z. MAILER.
Our wheat market Is improving considerably, and
Us sequence, large amount is being brought in.
Some men are drawing to this market, who live be-
tween hiawatha and Robinson, which speaks we'll
Tor our buyers
u W. strahan leaves here for q month, to take
charge oil the Hammer Mills Troy, in the absence OF
the proprietor.
MT. Williams Is giving such fascinating sermons
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AOfc ouoW.
We have delightful winter-such one - always
| giaddens the heart of New Highlander. We hea:
no complaints If the thermometer does run down IF
teen or twenty degrees below zero. Such sleighing
such slrghrides sandwched between glowing CRATES.
They rsjuvenate the old, and make hilarious the
young. Mrs Grundy forgcts to make her remarks,
the joyous laughter peas out with ngling Of sleigh
bells. Hattie and Anna, and Jennie and Rosie, aud
the hosts Of other pretty girls who may have dom
ned young ladyhood, have right ''to slide down
Hubhards HILL" and the soft Spring time can never
decorate it with more brilliant blossoms.
We have enjoyed o variety Of entertainments, for
the last few weeks Pleasant parties, weddings
certs dramatic exhibitions, good sermons, and re-
lgious discussions, SO the winter drifts away.
We have very little sickness. Mrs. S. n. Irwin has
been quite i'll, but is recovering. Little Hally Wood
who has been at deaths door, is getting well.
DIR. David Allen has just returned from an extern
sivc Eastern trip. His little Jimmie, who was his
companion, says .'the East beats the West We
cannot all appreciate the glamour of his youthful
eyes
Our merchants are busy and happy, finding time
occasionally to slip ont, Of an evening and take
turn upon 'the light fautastic.-
Mr.. stecd. DIR. Lewis DIR. Dinsmore, and ex- Coun
ty Attorney Armstrong students of our Univer-
sty, made flying visit to the 'halowed shades of
their "Alma Mater Mr.. Steed's visit was an I'M
portast not only to himself but to all Of u.s. for
he carried from society Of its brightest
ments-&iss Helen Lyman. The others returned
with him. suppose, to these 'claasic shades to
take new lessons Of lifc.
Items here are scarce as eggs. neither ofthem
to be found in marketable quantities.
We hope, another week, some one will drive off
Of the track with 'slead loads Of interesting items
Miss Pbehe Hills cards out, with compliments
for TIVE O'clock, Thursday afternoon, at Grandpa
Hills'-Joe says "I,ut it doesn't say come.'
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/ n. p.,-ro A,,.w- s~ver.l paper, have pub
u.,.I 49,. 20. ab,ut.l ..uraerr NJ YauuIus.
w. -. :. .-r.r.t n Il. n ve had beard
!, ~, n,,.ie,,nrv. IT, murdered nan, was In
TO-, Ms,,a.r NJ. nr,ete.burv has written us an
....,,., ~ ~. .s.;r vhies re puhlish IN smother
~. n H.,,;,. -. af The .su.il.pta, called ON
=. T...a.v ..a ~. III. account Of IL, With q re-
o..., !. ,:h,,.. vh,.h -. hall do. A. The matter
iii ,.,.blv - l...Ilv investigated ne do not wish
=, .r..se . n,-;na;r. either vay.
M HERRING cav. that he Was informed that Mr..
Rr..k..bury h.l rrporsrd that he had tracked man
20 .na f,.m III. turkey mot and said that John b.
w;,.op v.. the -.. and also that Herring was with
him IL "a. tu,6 Iii. I'm Pxpuipx. and advised not
m II. .u.h /. .h.r,. re.t upoo him. He determined
., h.v. ~. ,,.,,., at r;gbt and reouestcd Wilson
a, ,c nth hin, ,o Rr.ct.nburv. which he agreed to,
a. n. alan denied the charge against himself They
rent tn Rr.cke.burxs place. dismounted from their
bor.e. holdinr the brdes in their hands, and called
Rr..kenburx ont. When he eamc, Herring asked
him n hs .h.rv.d him With being i'm company with
Wilsop. vhep he stole his TURKEYS. Brarkeubury re-
Mid N =. n. had not william then .sket him If he
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Last Msudsy Springlks.
The mill pipes are thawed ont, and franklin il
grinding.
DIR. Lewis Bennett, orr dentist, seems to be pull.
ing and driving lively businesa- All the widows
and wiowers sse getting new teeth, preparatory to
chewing somebody.
/ The first time ever saw Uncle Jim Forman In .
hurry, was one day last week. trying to catch .
sleigh going to Atchisou.
When men have to pay damages for careless driv-
ng they will learn to have respect for others While
Robert Ray, colored. driving through town, he
would not give the road for Isaac Spencer's team,
and ran against his wagon breaking IL all to pieces
and came very near causing his team 10 run OF.
Although the prices of hogs and grain are Mt low
figures, Frank McHugh thinks his girl baby, born
January 18th, is worth q million-he did not say
what.
Coolest day known, January 10Th, 1893. January
18th, 1857, temperature 50 degrees below zero.
Young folks social ut Adam Brenners, last Thurs
day evening. Music, and lots Of fun
There are religious men who arc not good men,
and good men who arc not religious.
Woman has always been more than match for
man. Adam held the best cards, but didn't know
how to play them well. As dinner time draws near
especially when dinner doesn't. how We realize the
emptiness Of things below.
While Mrs. Moses Hudnail was returning home
from her fathers, George wallers- one evening last
week, In sleigh, the horse became fngn'esed NJ
lot OF barrels ON the depot PLATFORM He ran against
. telegraph pole, and down the street. Ma Hud-
nall, having great presence Of mind dropped her
children out, holding fast to her babe till she could
throw herself out, when she tum6ed over iaiing on
her hip, causing quite bruse but saving her ehid
from any HARM Her little brother was driving. lie
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1-Man with all his enfiaxmeHtsi is in many things
foolish he will give all that he hath for his life
but Is reckless and indifferent to his health He will
grapple thief Who steals his purse, yet will daily
with q cough and cold and finally 20 into consump-
ton, when such remedy Eilcrt's Extract Of
Tar and Wild Cherry be easily obtained. 1t per-
fprms apia cures, gains friends at every trial. and is
invsluaLls In hEoaehial sRd luRg diseases 1t is .
ssexusr for ALL fsou the babe tq ysassabls age, aud
health will be ressorsd by its timely uss No family
that has used it viii be without it Sold by o. B.
Bickford Co. and d. C. Sinclair Troy; Aus Miller.
Wathena.
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Nav fer Rarxainsl

am closing out my entire stock Of Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps Clothing. and, in fact most Of
my stock in the dry goods line, At cost Prints,
cents yard the best Of wagons only $50; and all
goods in proportion.
All Who are indebted to me on old account, are
earnestly notified to call and settle without delay.
Slightly changing the subject, all persons pos
itivey forbidden shooting trapping quail on any
lands belonging to me. W. ID. RRrEr.
Scverauce Dec. u 1873,
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DIED.

OF consumption, ut her residence, two niles west
Of Palermo. Dcaipnan County, Kansas, January 18th,
1853. Mrs. LAURA j., wife Of John Franklin Anler-
son, aged % years, months, and - dsys She wa.
an afectonste and kind sister, true and faithful
vita. and one whose loss will be deeply fslt by her
relatives and friends.
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Nerssu County Items,

Come West, young man; come West This 10 the
place to get your money back. Plenty Of land yet,
but still it Is in this vicinity Norton Centre
10 The County Seat Il Merton County. Lsots ID .
thriving little town. Il il situated five miles west Of
the Centre, on the Prairie Dog Port Landis is sit
mated the north fork Of the solomon. It is new
town Site that b just laid out It 10 the best loca
ton for q town in the West. They need good mill
at that place they have . good mill site. but no.
body to put i'm the mill. Port Lands has 10 mails
week. The weather has been very cold for the past
month, with plenty Of snow, which has drifted q
great deal in places O.p:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
KxrRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

rsssiHsay Il Few. 2. 4 Wnsa osv"s'A- ~
ana1tIa'0 Tonic 9yEuP. ,
The Re., asd ssfe.s Remedy fer Csh's
Fever, Or Fever SIS ASee'
CovrxGr0x. VI. May II.
Tbcre has not been for many years. in this country
.uch n general complaint about chills and lever
This depressing disease is now prevailing M mA"'
pee;ous of Kentucky and elsewhere, where the peo-
ri. have long fattered themselves that they were en-
tirely e,esapt from its influence To those VINO arc
thus afflicted We wish to recommend S~'Ns 1'"'
.svsp believing if to be the very best remedy eA'
.snt Every one We have heard Of using IL, Pronoune
20 upon it in tine very highast terms We have s.e
Nv used ii in our family with marked success Inc
ineredients are simple, and the Tonic can he nseu
freely without any deriment to the constitution wha'
.ver' IL the directions which always accompany e''
,rv bottle, are carefully followed it will in nine ca
-. ont of ten result in permanent cure, whether INC
disesse be of long or abort standing
w. take pleasure in recommending this med'e'ne
IN the subjects of this disease everywhere sincerely
believing that the use of ii will verify every wcrd We
oe.''s P.B WILES
For sale by C. b. Bickford & Co., Trey, kansas
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WHILE THE GRAVE RoBnERs

OF the East shocking the world by they shssIy
work, in the West the grave of the coughing con-
sumptive is cheated Of il yietm by the timely Of
that never falling rr~edy. Brewn's Cough BAL.
sam. This Balsam does not stupefy with opiates,
but produces easy expeetorafon and assists nature in
her efforts to enre herself Donot neglect tina. cough
until it is TOO late Every delay lessons the chance Of
recovery For clearing aud strengthening the voice
use Brswa's Tar Treehes once, and you will use
no others
Physicians who have tried nrOWu's APaica
saive for reznoviug Inflammation and curing old
sores, ents. burma braseA plea and sore eyes pro-
nounse il the most wonderful healing remedy Of the
age
All Of Browns Rezasslies sor piseases Of the West
far sale by C. b B,ckford Co, and d. C. Sinclair,
Troy; Aug. Miller watbena, and al dealers In med
icincs In Doniphan County.
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1T II 10 rather rough ON young doctor, when he
has fairly settled himself down for cory evening
with his lady love. cold Winter night to be sud-
denly called out, to 60 dozen miles into the coun-
try to superintend the entrance of new inhabtant
into the world.
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rP- At the meeting Of the State Board of Agricu
ture, last week, IT found that not over six OF
seven Counties in the State had complied with the
law sufficiently to entitle the Presidents Of the Agri
cultural Societies to vote in the meeting DON
phau County was one Of the lucky few. Mr. Hen
shall was placed on the Finance Committee.
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6UBUSKRK NORTON
TO REDUCE STOCK.

We offer, for the next 80 days, goods
at exceedingly low figures; in fact,
pretty near everything at cost, or less
than cost.
Being overstOcked in clothing, we
will sell it regardless Of cost, and at less
figures than the same goods can be
bought at st. Joe or Atchison. No
humbxg, but fact, which you have
only to call and price to find out.
A few overcOats left, at your own
price-from 80 up.
All we want is for you to come into
the store, if you waut goods, and we
guarantee to sell to yOu at prices
which cannot fail to please.
All those knowing themselves in
debted to us, will please step forward
now, aud settle up.
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II OF the many Almapacs We have received for
the year 1879 there is handssmer than the one
issued from the Office of the St. Joseph Ga:se, It 10
very handsomely printed and is profusely illusrat'
ed with fine engravings from the paintings Of some
of the leading Landscape painter Of America.
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t"A stitch in time nine" h mot more true in
mendins clothes than in getting farm stock through
the winter An economical and sure help Is Uncle
Sans Condition Pow ar it restores the sick. strength
the weak, inprUvesthe appetite and will keep the
stock in thriving condition for il supplies the valued
qualities in grass. Sud BY c. p. Riokf~a 4 %. and
d. C. sinclair, Tfayi Avg Miller. Wathe4a.
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County superintendent's Notice

TX PsssnaPee Il Aw. bee &c. schsol Lsvs u 1851
hefsby give notice that my reEsas oBss day viii b
Saturday e. eaeh week Any 6uainess pertsfnng 10 tho
ees yn during ny sbssnss. DO pro9ptly sftsaisd to
By ID. r. Carpsstsr. ny deputy.
Jsanary q, ie7str. T. HEENEY, Co. eupt.
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u citizen Of Troy has recently discovered .
rice bed near the banks Of the Missouri River in the
eastern part ofthe County. He ill probably or
gani.e company to work It, when he will be able
70 supply the entire State Of Kansas with rice.
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rg- Bridges of the Troy Baletin, was in town
this week. The polite old sardine did not call on u.s.
Highland Sentinel.
He had more important business. He was engag-
ed in bargaining for the sale of the Democratic and
Greenback parties for about 800 in his own pocket
Strange that correspondent ut Highland unearth-
ed the secret, and you not hear a whisper of
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~ For n pamphlet on Electric Treatment Of
chronic diseases with Electricity, which viii be sent
free, address the Mcintosh Electric Belt and Battery
Co., isa anil 1874 jackson st. Chicago. iii. Sold by C..
B. Bckford & Cs. and d. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aug.
Miller, wathens-
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CARD.

To MI who are suffering from the errors ana ina's-
..ret;ous of youth, weakness, early decay,
-. ~ manhood Sc. will send recipe that VIII
-. 20, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
"a. I.eoyered by missionary in South America.
send : ssls addressed envelope TO the Rkv' JoskrH
r Iyx,x. Station d. Bie'e Ho"'', Ne~ York Guy
l6ianly.
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DOniplsaSl Details.

We had the pleasure Of pcrusng a "Doniphan News
Letter. These letters gotten mp in book form,
and consist Of contributions from the pupils Of the
Donphan school. The letters read in school, ev-
cry alternate Friday and local matters wticsms and
compositions, appear in good form, many Of which
would be very interesting in print.
John s. Miller lately returned from visit to Ohio,
where lie has been visiting his relatives. From Mr..
Millers appearance Judge that they live we'll back
in Ohio. We would like to take trip back East for
few weeks, if could gain as rapidly in color and
magnitude Us Mr. Miller did
On Tuesday night last week, John Earhart clothes
line was aeviated of it's burden. An attempt was
made to steal the clothes from George Graces line,
but the thief detected aud took fright, after do
ing considerable damage TO the frozen clothes, which
would not easily detach from the line We hope our
shirts will he spared until have gentle winds
and balmy sunshine.
Miss Ellen Hogg has departed, tomnke her home in
Atehison.
Last week, two sleigh teams ran away at the same
time. Fortunately, no material damage was done.
Thus another exciting incident transpred, causing an
hour or two that might otherwise have been dreary
to be more agreeably spent in discussing ~hat might
hare LeeR!-
If John is married, he hadn't ought to keep it q
secret any longer suspense u very trying, IN sueh
cases. good many people think Al. will win the bet
William Waller is going to take in another herd OF
eattle to tend. during the grazing season. He will be
soliciting until time for his departure and is DESTROYS
of consultation with all parties owning cattle In this
vicinity. His terms 81 25 per head for the
Mr.. Waller is known ~ = man who Is strictly TEN.
perate and careful in oil his business transactions
We feel confident that all cattle entrusted to his care
ill r.c.;ve b;s infe aftrnfiou
We would like to have reported q wedding this
week, but unfortunately for MS, well a. the con
tracing parties we are unable to do %. There wa
conflict i'm ideas regarding the time for the nuptials
and rs the fair demanded two months for prepar
atoms, the union Was sbspdoned, and two more per
sons were left to consider the cruelty Of fate.
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III In the burning Of the A. & N. round-house at
Atchsou, four locomotives were destroyed, and .
tramp vas burnsd ~ death. One ofthe locomotives
was Jim strahans, Of course. Almost every acct
,iept nm the road catches jim.
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IntereosiDR.

All accounts must be settled innediately. We
must square mp, before buying spring stock Corn
and wheat are illegal tender Bring them in.
Jan-tf TRoY LUMBEK YARD.
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n The last bulletin gives Boder's bank n slur,
because of what we said about old Blowhard letting
his friends pay his notes. We can inform his Might
mess that Boders have never told us word about
his business in the bank. The men whom he has al
lowed to be stuck for the payment of his notes, OF
their friends have told most of it and if they see
proper to do so, the bank is not to blame.
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Bargains, as C0sti

As the winter trade is now drawing to q close,
Sergeant Lloyd are determined to close out their
entire stock of winter goods at cost The stock
sists of very fine lot Of Mems Clothing, together
with heavy cloths gloves, overshoes and other vari
ties of winter goods.
Also, large lot of the best Trunks ever brought
to the Troy market.
Call soon, and get bargains.
SERGEANT s. LLOYD.
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sSwby be distressed with headache. low spirits
and nervousness, when Ensrt's Dayligh Liver Pills
will surely cure ysa. Sold by C. B. BieIfbrd & Co.
and ID. c. siselair. Troy; Aug. Miller, watbess-