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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-25
A Jelly Times

II was ut the residence of'Mr. John L. Blair. tof
course Won all know who he is and where he liyes,
on Friday evening" the 18th. as gay and lively a
crowd of young and old people gathered in as ever
jolly pair like Mr.. and Mrs. Blair welcomed.
We will begin by telling you that Mr.. Blair has
lust finished building house that ID eqrsie by few
and surpassed by no farmhouse in Donipban Coun-
ty. II is 3ox3s fect the ground. ~ feet from the
wall to the plate hiproof and two porches, one on
the east and one the south
II was decided by the friends Of Mr. Blair. tina;
that house must he warmed; and ON the evening
that we speak Of, with characteristic Kansas free
dom. the honse swarming with q burning. happy
wife w. ID. Rppey and wife Z. J. Armstrong and
wife, Mr.. G. Bradley and Miss Huf of Holton Capt
Stabler aud lady, Of Atchisnu County, the gay and
festive Sherif-elect of .itchison County. Hon. VIM
Blair and wife
Many valuable presents we're bestowed upon Mrs
Blair as rrmcmbrances Of that joyful occasion. At
about o'clock the music put i'm an appearance; then
supper was announced and We repaired TO the base
ment and found trimming the whole length Of one Of
the ropusl two tables that would cause Delmoueo
TO die of envy. We were hungry, but when had
got outside Of more than three men ought TO have
eaten, we were only sorry that We were not hungry
still We missed few of the company, after supper.
bot the interrst and Esyety continued undated till
leave even whsn daylight whispered to them of corn
fields and hungry hogs at home.
We know that the event will long lie remembered
by those who were present. AZ one Of unalioyed
pleasure. Our wiAh for Mr.. Blair and family is, that
they may long live TO enjoy the comforts Of their
beautiful new home ; aud in that "house not made
with hands, that the company will be reunited
Doniphan, December sad 1879
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Having absented ourself 20 long from the columns
Of your valuable paper we see that our place has
been usurped by some person that subscribes HIM
self Observer and therefore We hasten to take
our stand against all trespassers upon our rights
The bad weather, for the past few weeks, has de-
layed the farmers considerably in gathering their
corn but of the in this vicinity IS crbbed
We having very fine school, this winter,
taught by Miss Winters, young lady from ST. Joe.
J. Randolph hAs his building in Atchison about
finished, and will he ready TO receive his stock
of goods Hia son, Joseph W., will take charge Of
the business
The surveyors of the "Bobtail" railroad passed
through here, Sunday, locating the road
9th.
c. C. Ferguson is very near blind with the sore
eyes.
C. o. Modoulet's house was burned, \ couple of
weeks ago. by an incendiary. He says there was
about sixty dollars worth Of clothing and household
goods in it. at the time No clue to the perpetrators
has been discovered.
There is some talk Of ball at Mr.. Sam Ander-
sons, Christmas Eve. but nothing definite
WILL o. THE WIsP.
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of the death of T. d. Kiliough has begun to revive
anecdotes Of him. One refen to joke he perpetrat-
ed on one Of the most prominent men Of Northern
Kansas. This gentleman was well acquainted with
killough before the war. When the rebellion broke
out, the gentleman entered the army, and remained
South until it's close After his return he entered
store. in the town where he resided and. among
ny other persous there congregated he KillOugh.
Holding out his hand he said ..why, how do you
d. Mr.. Killoughi am glad to you. ! have
not seen you for long time" Killough looked up
at him, surveyed him deliberately all over from
head to feet and replied: ''You seem to have the
advantage of me. Your face looks familiar to me-
but your hands and feet have grown entirely ont Of
nv recollection
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vh,,e cloud Chew-Che,~.

The ice bridge over the Missouri at this point ],
considered safe for the crossing Of teams. the hrs
team passing over last Monday morning The ice !,
remain as it now is, the inevitable throng of wood
wagons will be seen to pass to and fro before the
end of the week. Our icemen Will soon make their
strike and White Cloud will be q scene of unusual
hustle.
Pete Burkhalter has surmounted his new meat
shop with antlers of an elk which he has had sea.
soning-the axtlers. not the slk-for number OF
years Literally speaking, the things looks knoboy
The White Cloud public schools closed, last Fri
day, for two weeks vacation.
Charley Davis is the champion wild goose hunter
He killed three at single shot, one day last week
There is more glory in this kind Of shooting than in
bringing down a hundred pigeons in succession, as
they are tipped up from a trap, at one Of your
shooting t0arnaments.'
Married. on Thursday evening. December 18th. by
Rev. Daniel Kloss, Miss Kate Burkhalter to Mr..
The ceremony was performed at the Congregation
al church. in the presence of large assembly oil til
friends of the bridal party. The affair was pleasant
full of bright auspices At later hour, there was
dancing party in honor Of the OCCASION At the Odd
Fellows Hall, where all who chose-and the num-
Der was not small-regaled themselves with merri-
ment till long after midnight
The Miss Nelliss, Palmer and Poule:, are home
from school, on their holiday vacation
in wediock to Ben Norris Thus our young folks
keep going. We still keep hearing whisperings Of
others, but no doubt the parties interested will
The meeting of the temperance Union, last Friday
evening. of the largest gatherings ever Ms
sembled in the Hall. Owing To certain incomplete
ness in the stage the main performances were post
poned till next Thursday evening. reading room
has been established in connection with the Union,
which will be made attractive rs possible This
adjunct will be free to all.
Every progressive town ought to have an ad-
junct.-Pr.l
Palmer l. Ortons new safe was torn open by
burglars, last Tuesday evening. The books were
torn and strewn around the floor but the safe lack
pers taken.
fellow who undertook to board the train, while
it was in motion, last Friday, came near getting
paid for his temerity He got sprawled out and the
train stopped for his benefit. Spaford gave him a
blessing CApNUs.
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A Sample Hottie Free!

The great Throat and Lung medicine, MARSII'S
GOLDEN BALSAM, is fast establishing itself, in the
civilized world, at the greatest remedy Nature has
ever conferred medical science human research
for the of Bronchial and pulmonary diseases.
such as Coughs, Colds, Group, Hoarsness, Sore
Throat, wheoping Cough. Asthma, Bronchitis aud
Consumption. Ask your druggist for sample bottle
free and try it for your Cough. Two doses will give
relief large bottle will do wonders. For the pre-
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stands pre-eminent. II you are suffering with any
Throat Lung affection, do not fail to try sample
bottle. Regular sizes so cents aud sl.0o For sale
BY c. b. Bickford & Co, Troy, and J. A. Campbell,
SeyernncA.
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Proceeaings - the DsniPhan csanty
Teachers' Ass0ciasien.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Doniphan County
Teachen' Association met at wathena, December
18th. President z Heeney in the Chair. The Score
tary being absent, J. j. Baker choecn Secretary
pro TEN.
After the singing Of several pieces ofmusie, accom-
psnied by Miss Notter the organ. the regular pro
Crane was taken up.
Shall Civil Government be taught in the District
Schools was ably discussed by Mr. T. c. Clark, Of
Iowa Point, who urged its being Taught in our COM
mon schools Also showed his method of teaching it.
Primary Reading. by Matte Williams. next
called: but she being absent, it vas passed.
Map Drawing, BY A. u. Latta, was next called for.
Mr.. Lxtta was also absent, but Mr.. Huffman. of Wa
thena took the subject which he handled in q mas
terly manner.
Penmanship, by J. J. Baker, was next taken up I;
he advocstins the teaching by principles Dr. Cruik
shank said he thought penman.hip might be laugh:
successfully from copy.
Industrial Drawing. by Z. Heeney, was Thoroughly
discussed, and proved very interesting.
The Eesay off. Z. Carter-Subject: THE Teacher
was of the interesting features of the day
Familiar Talk in Entomology. by Prof. MeCarty,
was delivered in his usual happy mood and we'll
received by ALL
HE query: Shall corporal punishment be abolish
ed in our common schoolsi called out quite an ami
mated discussion. The majority of the teachers
think it quite beneficial permission to be allowed
the of the rod when it ia absolutely necessary
Moved, That our next meeting be held at High
land. Carried.
The following committee appointed on pro-
gramme: F.C. Matteson, G. R. Nickel, H. F. Sha-
ner, X. G. Drake.
The following programme was reported:
Primary Reading. Miss Emma Toner.
Mental Arithmetic, J. u. Latta
English Grammar, DIR. Cruikshank.
Elocution, d. L. Carpenter.
Methods Of Teaching Spelling. Z. c. Natteson.
Physical Geography. H. +. Shaner.
Practical Methods Of Teaching Geography, q. r.
Nokel.
Extraction Of Cube Root, v. F. Psrtch.
Primary Geography, Matte Williams.
L. s. History, w. +. Cochran.
Penmanship, Harrison Ward.
The Executive Committee invites j. l.. Carter to
read his Esssy. The Teacher at the next meeting
Adjourned, to meet at Highland, January 10th,
1880 JJBAxER
Secretary pro tenn.
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Ev-Tbe highest authority in New England, the
State Assayer of Massachusetts, after careful ana
lysis of Halls Vegetable Sician Hair Remover, GER
tilted that is the best preparation for its intended
Purposes that has been exhibited for examination,
that constituents pure and carefully selected
for excellent quality, and that it forms an efficient
preparation for promoting the growth of the hair
and restoring the original color. This world-re-
nOvned preparation is for sale by all druggists
Record. He'd Oak, Io,ca.
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Tr1oute - sAo Memory OF . Dead Boys
Charles N. Eye was born near Doplphan, Doni-
phan County, Kansas, February 18th, 1884, and died
December l7th 1879. ut his mothers residence, in
Atchison, Kansas. Charlie was q bright, ambitious
boy; active at work play. One who loved him
very dearly. writes: Charlie was the same patient
sufferer unto the end. Even when enduring the
most intense pain, he closed his lips firmly that he
might not give expression to his suferings. When
his physician told him that be could do nothing
for him. he resgnedly said, God knows best His
pleasant smile and his courage for him many
friends, during the months of his trial. Refined in
his tastes his love of the beautiful manifest
to the last turning from the delicacies sent him to
tempt the appetite, to the beautiful flowers that
kind friends surrounded him with. His last words
were, Mamma, I'm going home and death left no
shadow the dear face"
His remains were taken from his home in Atcson,
and buried in st. Joseph.
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IRox-CLAD.-One of the Troy ssloon-keepers has
had habit, merely by way of joke, to slip mp be-
hind every dsrkey that his saloon and admin
lister q sound kick under the coattai The other
cold morning, darkey put in an appearance. and
Rugged up close to the stove, utterly careless how
he left his exposed to the wonted kick. The
proprietor sneaked up, and landed sockdologer
plumb in the spot aimed at-and then he howled!
He has been lame ever since. The fact is the dar-
key had sewed iatiron in the seat of his brooches,
purposely for that mans benefit
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n We learn that a young man residing few
miles from town, after returning home from Troy,
the other night pretty drunk suddenly fell down in
spasms supposed TO have been caused by the poison
of mean whiskey. good preventive of whiskey
poisoning is said to be a blue ribbon in the
button-h hole of the coat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Send selfaddressei envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
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Severance school.

cf Coon HEALTH for December comes to our table,
with its usual assortment Of valuable matter on
health and sanitary TOPICS opening with an article
on the physiology ofdseston, By the editor followed
by valuable Chapter for Boys.- which ought to be
read by every and boy in the land. The literary
scientific. household, and other departments, are
filled with an excellent variety of matter, and the
closing number of the fourteenth volume is in no
respect inferior to its predecessors Terms dollar
agar; trial trip of four months twenty cents Coon
HEALTH PrELisHISG Co., Battle Creek, Michigan.
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70 THE universal experience among newspaper
is that temperance people a general thing do
GO further than give temperance paper their
moral support. OF late years there have been great
mans reformed drunksrJs in the business Of 'ieetur
ing--that is they tell how low down they have been
and how mean become, and yet rise ts the
dignity Of lesturiDg temperance The result has
been that great many thin shysters have been in
jec;ed into the temperance work. and IL the State
Temperance Union to send nen out who will be
allie TO reach the thinking people in every comma
nifty, they want to leave the recent converts at
hoine-Tspeka Capiksa.
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~ The way some newspapers exchange or pre-
tend to exchange, is a nuisance. Last week. We re-
ceived just issue of the Leavenworth Daily Pub
tic Press. and two Of the Atchison Daily Patriot We
very rarely receive than four ssuee Of tho Pat
riot in any week. This is not the fault of the
mails, but it is because the papers not sent from
the Office of publication. We receive all our other
daily exchanges regularly. except when the trains
are detained but then all the numbers, in due
of IN all thereafter
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Bueklen,s Arnies salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers Salt Rhenm, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chbiaina, Corrs, and all kinds Of Skin Eruptions
This Selve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
in every case, or money refunded. Price 25 Cents
per Box. For sale by ID. c. Sinclair, Troy Kansas.
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EY' correspondent Of the ST. Joseph Herald con-
dcnses q yellowkvered novel, about lons-lost
daughter being discovered. a servant girl. by the
mother and locates it in Troy Troy has been some
what dull in local events. for few weeks past and
it may add to the interest to make up good story
occasionally.
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That in this town there scores of persons pass
ing our store every day whose lives are made mis-
cradle by Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and distressed
Stomach, Liver Complaint, Constipation, when for rs
cts we will sell them sbilohs Vtaizer. guaranteed
to cure them. Sold by ID. C. Sinclair, Troy J. A.
Campbell Severance; A s. Campbell, Highland.
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II Before purchasing your Holiday Goods, don't
fail to call on J. A. Campbell, Severance, Kansas.
who has a nice line of Albums Box Papers, Toilet
Sets Dolls Vases, Jewelry, etc. etc. and, in fact,
full line of all kinds of Holiday goods which will be
aold cheap for cash. 3w.
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~ Campbell TAR, Of Ssbetha, died at o'clock,
Monday morning. His remains were taken to his
old home in West Virginia, for interment Mr.. Tarr
was once q man Of considerable prominence. and
was State Treasurer of West Virginia. upon its or
aanizaton as separate State during the Rebellion.
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1880. 1850.
Phe Gl0be-D Democrat
ST. LOUIS.
1850.

The GLOBE claims to popusr n vor
than redeem its OF made pledges Tn al full
Of reasonable expectation political family
Politically the Gobe- Democrat IL recognized from on
end of the country To tie other tho unnchng cham.
pion Of that Republication which came into power 10
time to the Union from destruction and has since
all its energies intact Of the
fruits Of the forced upon by the rebels Of the
SOUTH aided by the Democrats OF tho Worth. We
opposed all forms Of compromise and Cancellation that
seemed to aim at restoration 70 power In this country
e the men and the organization which Involved In
the horrors Of civil war The Democratic party 10
the field for the next Presidential election With
doctrines Of States rights and Modification emhazousd
banner II successful IL will assuredly car
ry out its promise to repeal all the legislation
tat-d By the and its results and will inausurafs
policy which will and assist another attempt
At secession and rebellion This 10 what the boast Of
Solid south asd the untold evils which ID thrsaisns
and that il Solid North. united In firm purpose
keep the political power Of the Nation the
restore the integrity Union Events have minis
takably pointed to Gen Z. g. Grant the inevitable
candidate Of the Rnpubczs party for this conss
90 certain consolidate Ia his favor all
Of Hence. haze supportsd and urged
his nomination keeping in view sseiy the welfare Of
the Rspabean party and the best assurance Of its tn
As general newspaper for the Counting ras.a the
Family and the fire.de the Globe Dsmoers. will keep
abreast Of the best public Of the day. Our fsc
the collection Of surpassed. either
West wespare obtain the latest and
accurate intelligence from all quarters BY mail and
telegraph. We have Correspondents IN all centres
throughout the country and their full and Interesting
chronicle. tell faithfully they perfsrn
The aass ;iss:nsS = thea oas .ss
comparison Of this department Of the Globe Democrat
with those Of other newspaper In the country
ec Of general and give he s,esi informs
| tion ald quotations a. 70 each
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~ JEFF. Jenkins of Concordia, reminds US that,
this month Of De cenber he has been subscriber to
the Chief for twenty years. He is correct But we
have pretty good list of old stand-bys. We have
a number whose subscription dates from Vol. !. No.
l. which is going pretty well on to twenty three
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MlRRIED.

December 18th, 1859, at o'clock, p. M. in the
Congregational church, in While Cloud by Rev.
Daniel Kioss, Mr.. n. s. No0rE and Miss KATE BuRK-
HALTER, eldest daughter Of Peter Burkhslter, both
Of White Clord
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All persons indebted to account, are request
ed to call and settle Immediately either by cash or
note. PALMER & ORION,
Drc Ohm White Cloud. Kas.
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~ Fifty cents will buy the MARSH AGUE CURE
liquid or pills Ii cures the worst cases of Tertian
or Third Day Asue, and all forms of Chills and Fe-
YER Never known to fail Try it. For sale by c.
B. Bckford & Co, Troy, and j. A. Campbell, Sever
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rF- All kinds of Toys, Toilet Sets. vases, Wax
and China Dolls, Scrap Books, Photo and Autograph
Albums, Victims, Accordisns. Silver and Nickel
Watches, Silver-plated Table Cutlery, Pocket Cut
lery, Pipes, Cigars and Tobaecos, Mt J. H. Wards,
tho Sever.nce Druggist Wv.
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The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church and congre-
cation will provide Supper. talso Oysters in any
style desired at the Court House. from 5tol o'clock,
on Tuesday evening" Dec, 90 1879. No pains will be
spared to make the occasion Of pleasure and sat
isfnctiop.
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TIN best improved farms, on mortgage Tor from
three to five years time, at per cent, and small
commission. ALBERT PERRY,
IsoctIy. Attorney at Law, Troy, kas
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All persons who are indebted to the undersigned
by note or account are expected to settle the same
BY January I, 1880.
CYRUS LELAND, in.
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r. Charlie Eye died at Atchison. on Wednesday,
the 18th inst 1t seems that the cause OF his death
was pneumonia, not the amputation that was per
formed upon his leg recently
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II Walt. Johnston arrived home from Denver,
on Wednesday evening, looking as fat as Possum.
Wonder what he is after
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ManeY In Loan

On long time at per cent interest on well improved
Farms in Doniphan County, Kansas Apply to
june24 NIX. STOUT, Troy, kansas
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ou Real Estate, in sums TO suit borrowers, on five
years time or less Interest eight per cent per annun
Commissions reasonable.
H. g. W. II. BARTLETT.
Office over Buchanan Bank. ST. Joseph, No.
tS;anly
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uwind collie giddiness. pains in side, and hip.
can be promptly and efectually cured with DIR. Mar
shalrs Arabian Oil. Try it. Sold by C. B. Bickford
s Co. Troy.
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Sherman L. Co., Marshall, Mich, want an agent in
this County at once. ct q salary of sioo per month
and expenses paid. For full particulars address -
above nov20yl.
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r. new secret society has come about Al
least we hear persons giving each other the pass
word. II sounds like, -Goddlemity. amt it cold r
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uFor coughs and colds take DIR. MarshalFs Lung
Syrup II has cured Thousands. Recommend it to
YOUR friend and peighbor Price 25 cents 80 cents,
and 81 q bottle Sold by C. B. Bickford & Co, Troy
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II l. this a white Christmas or noti IT des-
perate struggle between the dust and the gn' COAX
of snow 10 decide which shall be on top.
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II Mr. j. n. Hutchins, of Valley Falls, father Of
Mrs. Bickford, is in Troy, and celebrated his I'D
birthday on the DID. he is still hale and spry, and
can discouut the boys in lots of kinds Of fun.
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Don't Sail to 90 to c. h. Biekford s. Co. for your T.
Every poxsd warranted, and can be returned If not
sssisfaosasy. We defy the "Heathen Chimes in
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Not go fast. my friend; for if you would see the
strcng, healthy, blooming men, women and children
that have been raised from beds of sickness, suffer
ing and almost death, by the of Hop Bitters, you
would say Truth. glorious truth See Truths y
in another column.