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In pursuance of Senator ingalls, re"
quest the telegraph company have deIiv-
cred up all the kilograms sent by him
during his Senatorial contest TO the
committee investigating the matter.
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Eetiee .. fisal Sc ,ssnsnt.

STATE OF KANSAS,
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In ias rrsh.ss Js.ari IN sd fst <sit eops;y.
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Geo. e. Mathews 4 a. awe just made
Arrangements vita several cssrs ssssesar. 20
haB,iie eloess IN sarse quantities sssa ess
ne@ -4l rie.S- teH per srat- raesEsrT ss.ssr
ans i.ess-e vet 81 81 iseus.- Parties want
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the board OF county
Commissioners of Seflawick county, Kansas. viii
receive sealed pr'po ais for flrni hing the follow
ing described work, at their regular meeting held
in Wichita Kansas, VI ,ndag January 5th, iss.l,
viz. Two blank mortgage rerord., Jr. medium
b md In Ru-sin fronts rad la d-, one biaak
Iced rec ri. ar medium b 'und IL Ru>-is front
aud bands two tax rolf. qr- each, DENY ,r,un't
III sheep, Rus-is ups. tx tn ,u-xr.i tax receipt
bound In cloth. iesther back and tips.
s. T. a ODYSSEY County clerk
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n wichita. kassss. Nov. ~. lssp
Notice Il hcr~hy Givea that The follnWtnG uanneA
settler has aisi sssics Of hia istsnsiss = usals
fnat prof ic support 81 his eiAisn. sHd seenss
nha entry thereof st NE sxpirstios VI tAissy aays
frusn the date u this notice. vtss
Jcha W Harrison, ilcas-ssed Essry, No. S-6>,
t,r lots AID Z aad s,utA half u Tie osstAsass
quarter ~ section J, tgws ~. soath ~ ronHe q
wcst and name. the following - he w1tpossss,
via: John Patterson. samuel IEnbiss. Cad Aiss-
. .der Rarr Of sedgwtek G.npsy ksusa<
~ l.. WtLkE6, nsgtsees.
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The I.eavenworth Press thinks that
the present mania for historical writing
in Kansas is characterised by DISPOSE
ton 10 rather 'write p.en down than 10
write Kansas ND.
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Extraordinary Bargains

Full Hoe oreiask. rom .. {, sIs 80; - per es.t
les than value
Pail lie single and dpebic w.s,l ahawis, q "a q
sadl line single aud double paisley shawis, ~ g.
sc; per reuf les. than pre&ent aiue
Black s,rp- xrsia silk marked down to 81, for
meri, ~ y
;nrk .r.s grsia siik marked down 10 81 10, for
merry 81. 40
ia's gro. grail, silk marked down Ia 81 ~, f.r-
me-iy si.s
hses gr,s xraia siik marked down 10 u 30. for
neriy 81 -
Black ca hmire silk marked down ~ o.. IS Gr-
ricriv 3 -
Black cashmere silk marked down 10 u ~ Tor
merry >. ~.
Back ca, hnlers silk marked down to o. - Esr-
merl. sss
Fail line e 'sdie and gent gloves, iu kid. siik
buck etc very low
The create, 4 bargains vet offered In blanket
fasuei.. bait. yarns. motions trimrainas etc
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Notice !. hereby yiyso ssrt eli tsr.sas " ~ hsid
lax receipt fsr isS - isse is >rsisn trk su.ss
ksnsas. upon zbfeh the ..s.r nail stats seho..j
=, ~ eesii paid viii he entitled 10 hsss the
ssms rsfl-dei atos the PIE e,fsti ~ ~ sasd fsx
reosip =, this a'sss On or sttsr February isf IEs
jpu> 90 kka
H-t (sanfy trsas-
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The stats u xazxas. -
Ssdxwick Cesssy,
IL The froeass rsutt q ard Orr old epesy
IN Ne nsattss Of ~ ssssss u Cortland oass.
ascsa.sd.
Crvsiis.u end all esAsr terssss lsssvs.ssa h -
Aforesaid sstass, are h<rshy sottDed. seas - ~
pssssnt Torn uf The frcbat6 Csass. ~ - ~ soo1
county, h.idea ~ the tsurs nposn, - Wtrh1tn,
county ~ >~igwich state " aforssatd. ~ ~
dss ~ Dscsmhsr. A - iSss. hall nVDey ~ .
fun ard anal sssilssus7t u said s-tass. oed esg
~siste. tss-sl JOHN nEssf, Admiatssrasos
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The Inter- Ocean has discovered that
tho gas companies of Chicago are swih-
ding that city out of ss75, 900 a year.
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It IT e CIR EAT
Western Snltzville Restaurant |!

Just newly flrni-hed.--
Bnarlng AID lodging. Neal at all hour. in
ir-t class style, only - Is Yer meal Also
FIRE h Nv -ter- ALWAYS on ha Il and served fried,
-tewesl, raw or stu ie :, at sii hours.
So Ed KSOBLACCk, Proprietor.
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Congressman Ryan, Of this District,
has been quite sick for some days. being
confined to his bed. lie is in Washing
A.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-18

There is q current rumor that Major
Simpson contempiates an early rc>lgia-
ton of the Marshalslip.
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VIM ZASSEl.

Nos. O. IN. II. mems boots can be bought
cheap at Dunscomb's. -.
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For Sale.

s.. = Sec 2, Town ~. :. u sE., SITUATED
about miles Es OF MuIvane, -eiewick COUP
Wichita, or GEO, a. NOODCOCk,
y-2t Nh yane, Kansas.
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Ferrells Dollar Store for everything near
ly. Chromo- IA specially.
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'ral-r in F 10 'egslry. 2 eh ,ai l,A
fS- Repairing of All kind -eeiaiy. Law
rem res Drug Il re, mex DIR t. |ew Yort 'tsre.
IS WICHITA, KANSAS
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Dissolutipn NOTES.
Notice is hereby CIV that the I'm doiss
ba-iuessnpddkIhe - ine ~ Bildsrsask
4 NcCetless Is hereby di-solvd ~ ndlzsl
consent VI. Buuo1RAcK,
~ T. NccaxpLEoA
wiculfA, December =, 1879.
l will seill coaeinuc ~ buSness II The cid
stand. eayines sellins md tradiag IN stock Of
Ill kinds. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cali and
see me ut the Exchange Stable. south Main
street. WILLIAM BILDkRBAck.
aS-124
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-20

LooKAT Your LABELS between this and the first
of December, we SHALL heretofore, enclose bills to
all who in for subscription to the Chief
for one year more. We shall be very thankful If
every one promptly RENTS the amount of his bill
We have special to desire this than usual
and those subscribers who comply will be rendering
us particular favor It is not even necessary to
wait for the receipt of bill. The label each sub
scribers paper shows him, in plain figures, the date
to which his subscription is paid, and consequently
the length of time for which he owes, or is paid
ahead
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JUST OPENED, BY
VAN b USKIRK d. BRECKENRIDGE,
Van BUSKIRK q BRECKENRIDGE.
Obituary..

Sarah Elizabeth Miller, daughter of John s. Miller
of Wayne Township Doniphan County, died at Park
vile, Mo-, twhere she attending SCHOOL, Octo
Der 10Th, 1879. She was born in Doniphan County
January 2sth, 1862 and was, at the time of hel
death, II years, months. and - days old
The Park College Record, of Parkville, has the
following relative to her death:
ASLEEP IN JEsUs-Mss S. Lizzie Miller, a devoted,
pious, earnest student of Park College after brief
Illness short and sharp, has gone to be with Jesus.
With deepest reverence We bow heads and
hearts and ask Lord what wilt thou have us to do
What lessons wilt thou have us learnt" Others often
complained of WEAKNESS and sickness but Lizzie
always well and bu0yant; others sometimes disap-
pointed our expectations and greved us, but Lizzie
ever ready, and always most faithful. Kind.
gentle and accomplishing, she fingered for few
days in sickness, but We never suspected that she
seriously i'll until delirium awakened to her
danger. Even this of short duration and she
lapsed into comatose state For twenty -four hours
we stood and watched while faithful and skilled
physicians, loving and faithful brother and sister,
of anxious and sympathizing schoOlmates and
friends, all were eager and ready to do any and
every thing in their to restore her to conscious
ness but all in vain. The time of her departure
at hand. Jesus evidently walking in midst,
he calling to her to from earthly toll She
had been great comfort to parents, brothers, and
sisters. She had the hearts of teachers, school
mates, and all with whom she was acquainted and
she had given her heart fully to the Savior. Well
done good and faithful servant, enter thou into the
joys Of heaven above, was the joyful summons and
somed spirit obeyed the call. We mourn earthly
loss, while she rejoces in her eternal gain.
We have received the following tribute Of respect
from the Literary Society of which the deceased
a member:
TRIBUTE OF kEsPECT.
The Cheever Literary Society, of Park College, re-
cords with feelings of sorrow, the death Of Miss 5.
Lizzie Miller, of Donphan County, Kansas on the
18th day CT October. At meeting of the Society,
the following resolutions respecting the deceased,
were unanimously passed:
WHEREAS, Our faithful and beloved member, Miss
s. Lizzie Miller, has been taken from us by the hand
of death, and not only from us, but also from the
bosom of loving parents and friends;
Resolred, That We pay tribute to the memory of
thedeparted, by publicly expressing our sorrow in the
death of one endeared to us by so many virtuous,
noble and faithful qualities
Resoired, That We extend our sympathy to the pa
and friends of the departed in their a1iction
and fond expectations had been clustered.
COMMITTEE.
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Wathena Items.

There is still great interest manifested in the
public schools of this place. The attendance is al
most 100 per cent if inclement weather does FREEDOM
mate.
Mrs. Martindale, of Lincoln, Nebraska, gave n
powerful lecture temperance last Friday evening
She is we'll worthy of her station although taking
stand against intemperauce, she does not advocate
womans rights.
Died-Mr. Ressler, residing near this place, died
few days ago. of heart disease. lie was sick only
few days.
William 7. Stewart, editor of the Hiawatha Dis
patch in town short time. VIII. is bully boy.
and deserves credit.
If the Wathena people were fooled it was
when they sat up the night Of the 18th, to the
''stars fall
Mrs. Motter and her daughter Helen went visit
ing, and among the places of resort was Albany.
Being there during those hard rains they will have
make that their abiding place until seventeen miles
of the ST. Joe & Des Moines Railroad is replaced,
which was washed out.
A protracted meeting is being held here, by Rev.
Morton.
Prof Matteson's team ran away. on Sunday last,
but were stopped before they did much damage.
Lucky, too.
The last rain storm raised the stream on the west
side of town much that il tore corner out Of
Mr.. Cooks mill. GossIP.
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How Thing. Were Done at the Brown
House un thu Corner.
In the Chief of last week the follovne nofice an

In the Chief of last week. the following notice ap-
peared, which was kind and true:
.The friends of Rev. Mr.. St. John and lady got ND
ged them to the residence of Mr.. Mcintosh, where
something like hundred persons were present, who
proceeded to put them through on the fast line end
ing the performance by donating them numerous
tices, including clothing, household goods, table
ware, eatables, and money
1t is proper and reasonably expected, that We
should say something about this matter also. 1t is
true that early training will crop out in after life
Kansas began life spiced with strategy, ambushing
and rading; and she has not altogether forgotten
her early habits. The old adage that women and
children cannot keep secrets has been decidedly dis
proven also, in this modern Troy; for not tongue
moved. nor q chicken peeped, until the thing
done. We were decoyed, it is true, into the brown
house, on the evening of November 9TH, and when
fairly ambushed, were completely surrounded, and
most thoroughly raided. However, it was not
Price raid Of earlier days, which took ALL in place of
bestowing freely; neither it done in ancient
Troy, for it had but entrance aud it seemed as
if the brown house was all DOORS For the crowd
came pouring in, until in moment the house was
full above and below and none came empty handed.
1t was rumored that we were going away, to make
q home in WesterD Kansas. Whether this ovation
was to help US away, or help us to stay, quite
unable to say. Whichever way you take it, it was
we'll planned, sdroitly managed, and participated in
BY the community generally, which n special
pleasing feature of the occasion.
The evening was spent pleasantly and especially
did the 50 children present have q gay time.
When the crowd dispersed, valuables of almost
every description necessary and useful, including
handsome sum Of specie currency, was found marked
-, with compliments of many friends, your
friends, etc. Especially would We make mention of
the childrcns presents which were pretty and use
full and We shall preserve them carefully memen-
toes Of their kindness.
Even Pilgrim and Stranger were not forgotten, but
their wants for the winter largely provided for
No special explanation of the affair has been made,
except that the money was not designed to pay
railroad fare to Western Kansas. Certainly such
acts Of kindness not calculated to increase our
desire to 60. In any event, they will be remember
cd with gratitude, and the kind bestowers with feel
ings Of earnest desire to do them good.
s. n. ST, JOHN
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Stop That Cough.

IT. you are suffering with Cough, Cold, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Consumption loss Of voice,
tickling in the throat any affection of the Throat
or Lungs, use DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. This is the great remedy that is causing
so much excitement by its wonderful cures, curing
thousands of hopeless cases. Over one million bot
ties of DIR. Kings New Discovery have been used
within the last year. and have gwen perfect satisfac
ton in every instance. We unhesitatingly say
that this is really the only for throat and
lung affections, and cheerfully recommend it to
all Call and get trial bottle free Of cost rrgu-
lar size for 81 90. d. G. Sinclair Troy Kansas 81
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As many of regular subscribers to the CHIEF,
We would like to be represented in its columns.
The Greenwich school is being taught by Mr.. Heth-
erington; but the attendance during the past week
was light on account of the recent heavy rains.
There is getting to be considerable sickness.
Dr. +. G. Robertson's new dwelling house Ia COM
pleted, and is ornament of attraction Doc. is q
hardworking farmer, and deserves to prosper.
Isaac Horner is also putting up an addition to his
house, and James Kew has just completed his fine
residence; while there is other work Of importance
progressing finely.
Frank Hinkston is recovering from the injuries he
received from that runaway team some weeks since
August Foyt has gone to Germany on q visit to
friends.
The recent heavy rains have done great damage to
our roads and bridges Ii will require some days
for Road-overseer, John Volk, 10 put things in
passable condition again.
OBsERyER
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Y 1t will have been observed that, for some

r. 1t will have been observed that, for some time
past, the Chief has been very much crowded with
advertisements. In fact, have frequently had
difficulty in finding room for necessary reading mat
ter. If times continue improving, and advertise
ments crowding ill., shall, at the beginning of our
next volume, in June, enlarge the Chief. We cannot
refuse advertisements for they the ife-blood of
a newspaper; and have n stock of paper
hand to run us through the volume, cannot sf
ford to waste it. We shall need lots Of room next
Summer, too, for political reading.
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A. ]. HAKwI.-The Hardware and Agricultural
house Of A. J. Harwi, of Atchson, is becoming one
of the largest in the country. Mr.. Harwi writes
that his business has increased 80 per cent. in the
last year, and is still going up. One reason, NO
doubt, is that he sdvertises largely and udciousy
His big advertisement will be found standing in the
Chief and he has extensive trade from Doniphan
County. He now has of the largest stocks Of
shelf and heavy Hardware, Farm Machinery, Wag-
ons etc. to be found in the State and is in shape to
do heavier business than ever, next year
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-20

During the heavy rains of last week, the road-bed
of the A & n. was considerably injured in various
places. Near Independence bridge, and through
McCrum's field, the track has to be removed further
inland from the river. Luckily accidents have
happened, but trains were delayed a little.
ing stars last Wednesday and Thursday nights, but
to their great disappointment, the stars failed TO
come Old man Tice had better predict better in the
future, else will lose faith in his calculations.
The young people had party at Mrs. Nesbit's on
last Thursday evening. They wanted to see the me-
teors. and TO keep awake till the promised time.
o'clock: they thought this would be the best way.
Although the heavenly display did not come off they
enjoyed themselves anyhow, with dancing, nnsc and
Refreshments, and had good time.
In our items of last week, insert before the word
..profane,H the words worse than" This must not
be taken as a retracton, but merely correction
of a slight error.
The eoi0red folks had elegant dance at the house
of Bob Ray, last Friday evening.
Mr.. Weyer will give grand ball ON Thanksgiving
evening, in the storerOom Of the old Symns store Mr.
Lexington, of the Hotel, will prepare elegant
supper for the OCCASION with turkey, etc. Every
body should come, as a good time may be expected.
GRAND PUBLIC BALL!
In Do niphan, on Thanksgiving Evening, Nov. "a, at
Braun's Hail. fold Symns store.)
Bvery body IL Invited, Gene, One and All.
GOOD MUSIC AND GOOD SUPPER.
VIEWERS BAND.
Tickets, 3 for 25 cents: Supper, IS cents couple.
Dr. Welsh reports favorably in the case of Mr. b. X.
Ramsey, who is now under treatment of the st. Joe
Hospital Medical College, for his failing eyes.
The A. & n. pay-cGr came along last Monday, and
the boys rejoiced accordingly. MoRDECAI.
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Programme for che Doniphan &C.. Teach.
en-, As.ociasi0n, 20 be Held ~ WasAsnA,
December Is, 1873.
Shall Civil Government be taught in our District
Schools by T. c. Clark.
Primary Reeding, by Matte Williams
Map Drawing, by J. N. Latts.
Essay, by +. C. Matteson.
Mental Arithmetic, by b. Martin.
Pennmanshp, by J. J. Baker.
Industrial Drawing, by T. Heeney.
Familiar talk on Entomology, by II. ID. AcCarty.
Essay, by ]. w. Cranmer.
Primary Grammer, by L Noble
Advanced Grammer, by w. E. Cochran
Methods of teaching Spelling, by james Jackson
Essay, by J. E. Carter.
Query-Box.
lecture will be Delivered, Friday evening. De-
cember 18th, by Prof II. d. McCarty.
NORA E. DUxLEAvr, Sec.
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Written for the Ckief-j
OsDRIsCOLL,s PARTY.
A Parody .. "H..s Brsis.as.s Parry.
BIZ HANS =, yR-

BIZ HANS D., N.
ODrsooll had vun barty-dat vas fiery blan-
Und al NIT dat barty greenbacks gone like rain
Enough at least to bay OF de mortgage dat farm;
Und tnes und oder dngs would work shust like charm
O'DriseoIl had barty-him und some oder fools
Cnd der erowt for County Candidates vas tools;
Und dis ODriscol. NIT his weller. vridAy Wright,
Vent ood. der Repupligans und DEMOCRATS to wight.
ODriscoll had yum bnty-he shtumped der County
droogh.
Und he did breach for greenbacks till he plack und
plue
Ven lection COME he vas all day rount der bolls
Und hst und shteamng like kettle der goals
0Drisee had barty-I dells you it cost EN- dear
Der Candidates gf kegs Of wins rate lager peer
Und venefer dey knocked der shpickets Deatsch
srs gif . cheer
Its bad % vine barty gone to grief dis year.
O'Driscol had barty-dere all und braus;
Ven der bos closed. dey shtayed till der COUNT
aus;
Und vile waiting all vent rount to Anton Braun,
Nit each oder to trink some peer und vskey down.
ODriscoll had vun barty-vere 10 dat barty now'
We're b der lofty greenbsck cloud dat float der
tains provi
vere is der heaven-bright shtar NIT der fat light
All goned away nit der lager peer in der Ewigkeit.
DoSRHAx, Nov. 6. 1879.
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severancs stems.

The recent rains hare left the fall wheat in fine
condition. Farmers are much encouraged over the
prospect for another good year.
We arc informed there will be services at the
Methodist church in the morning, and festival in
the evening" of Thanksgiving day. Let all come
and have good time.
The Execution Class of Highland will give
tertanment at the N. E. church. at this place, next
Monday evening. An extensive programme, enibra-
cling declamatioLs, dialogues and music will be pre-
scented.
Twelve car loads of hogs were shipped from here
to-day-Wednesday. GENTLE.
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A GOOD PLAN.

AS IAN ounce of prevention Is worth pound Of
cure it is good plan to buy bottle Of KRESS FE
VEk ToNlC, and during the season when Chills and
Fever arc prevalent take q small dose daily, thus
preventing the possibility Of contracting any Maar
disease If you have the Ague, buy bottle snd be
cured promptly and surely. The money refunded If
II does not cure 1t contains no Quinne or Poison,
ana 10 pleasant to take. 21aus4m.
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We Guarantee what we Say.

We know ShilOh's C0nsumptiOn Cure is de-
eid,diy the best Cough Medicine made 1t will cure
essnmon chronic Cough, Bronchitis, in half the
time, and relieve Group, Whoopiug Cough, Asthma.
at once, and show more cases Of Consumption cured
than all others. 1t will cure where they fail it is
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest child,
and guarantee what say. Price, 10 cents, 80
cents, slo0. fyour Lungs arc sore, Chest or Back
lame, use Shilohs Porous Plaster. Sold by D. c.
Sinclair. Troy; ]. A. Campbell, Severance; A. S.
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