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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06
Highland Items.

1t has been uncommonly quiet, this week, even for
our retired village No one in particular has been
in town, that we know OF, nor has any of that
class left it is dull times for temizer. But
Friday evening" the exhibition of Prof Chamber
lains Elocution Class, which we mentioned last
week. came of and this gives us something really
worthy to write about. We do not believe in the
profuse application of superlatives to everything of
this class but truly say that this of
the best of its kind we have ever Witnessed The
exercises were opened by mnse, and prayer by Prof
MeCarty, followed by the "Buge Call" by the class.
ings of a young poet ON his First Appearance in
Type" Miss Baird excelled even herself in this
piece, and was heartily congratulated by the audi
ence. Miss Clara Allison then, in her usual good
style, rendered the piece entitled "Whstling in
Heaven" which was followed by some veritable
whistling on earth, by Prof Chamberlain. THE
Charge of the Light Brigade" well rendered by
Mr.. E. ]. Leigh. We noticed that Mr.. Leigh showed
some embarrassment hut this is something that is
very hard to get rid Of We remember how it was
with u.s. when We were q boy, and had to get up and
say piece. Next, Miss Sallie Shields gave the
selection entitled "Our Folks This piece
touching. both in sentiment and delivery. The next
place in the programme was to have been followed
by Miss Mamie Maynard, of Troy, but for some
son, she Obliged TO be absent from town. that
evening. The place filed by the Prof. who
read "Pyramus and Thisbe,r written NY "Saxe"
Bernardo del Carpio," although piece very diff
fcult to illustrate. was well rendered by Mr.. 4.
Bowers Miss Lille DE Voc, in her usual cain, and
graceful manner. reeited tOuchingly the "Black-
sshiths Story" Rev. II. T. Robinson then, in his
own inimitabe manner. rected piece called Bib
Moderate Drinkers Views Temperance This
piece excited applause and laughter from all quar-
tiers. And if the old adage, Laugh and grow fat
be trne, we think there must have been several
pounds of flesh gained. that evening. The closing
performance was dialogue. ''Courtship Under Diff
fculties" The parties acting. were Miss Carrie DE
Voc Mr.. Virgil Partch, aad Prof. Chamberlain. The
parts all played well. hat especially that of
Miss DE Voc, who, We think. ssrprised herself.
The music which intersPeesed among the per-
formances, good, and Furnished mostly by Misses
Jennie Dc Voc and Annie Forbes. The exhibition
q success, and could your readers have heard it,
instead of reading my imperfect description of it,
they would undoubtedly have been highly pleased.
Prof Chamberlain started for St Joseph, on Satur-
day, where he is TO teach his next elass. In his
short stay, he won the esteem and respect of all
with whom he met.
MoDRsTUs
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The great Throat and Lung medicine, MARSHS
GOLDEN BALSAM, is fast establishing itself i'm the
civilized world, at the greatest remedy Nature has
ever conferred to medical science or human research
for the cure of bronchial and pulmonary diseases,
such as Coughs. Colds. Group, Hoarsnees, Sore
Throat, whoopins Cough, Asthma, bronchitis aud
Consumption. Ask your druggist for a sample bottle
free, and try it for your Cough Two doses will give
relief large bottle will do wonders For the pre-
vention and cure Of ConsHp.Ptes of tic Lungs it
stands pre-eminent- If you are suffering with any
Throat or Lung Affection do not fail to try q sample
bottle. Regular sizes 50 cents and si.O0 For sale
by c. b. Bickford & Co., Troy, and J. A. Campbell,
Severance
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As there seems to be dearth of items from this
city, think will try and jot down few notes Of
having Severance represented in the columns of the
Chief.
Mr. Van Deventer, of the Methodist church, assist
ed by DIR. Davidson, held quarterly meeting here,
commencing Saturday, anda holding over Sunday
Large crowds were out.
Mr.. Woodin lectured on temperance. on Monday
we all need badly
This is the signature of our Township Trustee: n
l. Springer. G. P-tgrandpapJ little Small
Charlie Miller's sub has o bad cold.
One of the prominent institutions of our town Is
the Severance Literary Society, which was organized
n few evenings since. for the purpose of improve
ment in reading and for cultivating literary TASTE
Mr.. G. T. Clark. or worthy attorney. was chosen
President, and Mr. Carpenter Secretary The meet
consist Of readings and essays or lectures. Last
Friday night. Mr.. Mowry read an original poem,
next Friday evening Mr. welding will lecture e..
Uncle John Punshon keeps punching away at the
tank, causing it to overflow about twice per day,
and irrigating Mowrys corn-crb, with excellent re-
suits.
The teachers report the schools full, and more
coming.
Messrs. Marak and Kopietz have torn down their
old shop, and are erecting building which will be
an ornament to the street on which it is situated.
first incendiary fire. The fellow Is known and cir
cumstanees are twining themselves about him. -
that if he doesn't skip ont, he has fair chance Of
diet of bread and water for III it is known.
why let him skip out Why not arrest him .-Pr.l
A bad report is in circulation, to the effect that
Clark and Armstrong, when in the vicinity Of Doui-
phan made q mistake of some sort. n they are re
ported rs being discovered over in Missouri election
eering for Register Of Deeds. We don't believe it,
for one, and shan't, until more proof is given.
Candidates we're thick. last week. and everybody
Is smoking good cigars What q blessing the ordf
nary candidate is to mankind, without something
Of the kind, numbers Of fellows would never succeed
in perfecting their strawberry nose.
A fellow from Missouri came in here, last Thurs
day, with load Of apples, and the Constable nab
bed apples, team and all, old debt, inside of
five minutes
Mr.. A ID. Small is bulding fine bouse-in fact,
il will be- when finished, one of the best in town.
Harpster and Smith are erecting and filing extern
sive cribs-
W. d. Rippey is building barn. There
eral other buildings Of less importance in course of
erection. Dox Q.
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Notice by Publication.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of
the State Of Kansas sitting in and for the County Of
Doniphan.
To Rosina Refs, Peter Refs. Emelie Roxberser and
Frederick RuseheL
TAKE NOTICE, that the undersigned. john Brack-
Il enridge, plaintiff. on the I'D day Of October
d. 1879. sued you, Cyrus Leland Jr, James Harr and
Clara W. Harr, defendants therein The object and
prayer Of the petition filed in said Court against you
to Judgment aainst the defendant Harr
promissory note executed by him the undersigned
for the of hundsed dollars ts2f0) and interest
thereon from April cad ls3 at per per annum
less ten dollars lo paid December Jh 1875 and for
the foreclosure of mortgage executed by James Harr
and his wife, the said Clara w. Harr said note
the south half Of the southeast quarter II section
tbirtysix 6l in township two l Of twenty t20)
in Donphan County Of Kansas and for the
said lands satisfy the due said note the
and charges OF sale and attorneys fee Of thirty
dollars foJ Tor foreclosing plaintiffs mortgage. The
plaintiff also prays in his said petition that the interest
Of you and the other be asceraned and the
proceeds Of the sale after paying plaintiff the Of
VI suit and attorneys fee aforesaid be apportoned
the defendants according To their respective In
terests and prioritcs- You required or
demur said petition before the 9Th day
ber A D. 1873 said petition will be taken confess.
ed and Judgment rendered accordingly.
JOHN BRACKENRIDGE, Plaintiff
By ALBERT PKKKT, his Attorney.
October ., 1s19-4w. Prs fee, tl2.5O
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Whi,e Cleua Chev.cho,r.

Several cars of hogs were shipped from this place
The eolored folks arc giving their church building
O much needed overhaulng. i
Harry Maquilken came up from Troy, last week,
and made his debut in Hines grocery store.
Some one, who has made the eount reports that
White Cloud has thirteen establishments which deal
in cigars
The election is progressing quietly, as We write,
and the disposition of Republicans, in general seems
to be to vote the 'straight ticket"
Every room in White Cloud is now occupied, either
for business or MS family domcil. Those houses
which were hauled off to the country in the blue days
of % and az, would be right handy to have, about
these times.
Quite demand exists in this part of the County
for hands to gather corn. Wages range from two
and q half to three cents per bushel.
Last Saturday. a man who had been imbibing to
the Marshal undertook arrest him, he resisted.
Six men. by their united Efforts pursuaded him to
60 to the calabOose.
Bill Cochran has opened ont a new family grocery
in the old Shaw building This makes four regular
grocery stores-in White Cloud, besides those en-
braced in the dry goods stores. business booming.
and now Tom Smiley may
Hang away the little "britcLes,"
That his muley used to wear;
Till next grass he'll never need them,
Then he'll have bran-new pair.
The show of the Great Pacific Circus, last Friday
being the last for the season. after it over the
performers were paid of, and the company disband-
ed portion Of the company returned to their homes
in the East hut part Of them remained and organ
lied Minstrel troupe, under the leadership of Mr.
Hunting. They start out by giving o concert and
dance at Odd Fellows Hall, ON Thursday evening
Last Monday, Major Kent and eleven Indian chiefs
of the Iowa and Sac tribes, left for Washington
1t is surmsed to be the purpose of the party To
goate treaty with the Government, to enable them
tOdispose of their present reservations. Jim White
Cloud, son of old chief White Cloud, accompanied
them. interpreter. The magnates were all dressed
in citizens costumes, and much Misunderstanding took
place upon their departure.
Since writing the above item, We learn positively
that the OF these Indians
ments for the sale of their reserves. On Tuesday,
two of the chiefs Left who, it appears, were
fused permission to 20 with those who started the
day before. There seems to be general sentiment
among the tribes in favor of selling their lands and
emigrating to Indian Territory. IT'S contamination
devOutly to be wished CApNUs.
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To Jackson Fleek.

NVAkE NOTICE, that the undersigned Isaac F1eek
Il plaintiff. has sued you. Mary Fleek. Henry Fieek
Margaret sherry John Fleek. Jenny Mcclellan James
phrey May Stokes:Georg Humphrey, and Jane Hum
phrey in the District Court In and Don
the petition Of the said plaintiff filed therein against you
TO obtain partition Of tho following real estate
In said County and state to witt The north quarter
Of sectoa nineteen. s) in township three o. Of range
TWENTY-FIVE en- among plaintiff aud defendants Accord-
ing To their respective interests therein follows
A.sign and PARTITION to plaintiff part there
Of TO Mary feek part thereof; to Hsary Feck
jackson Fieek Margaret Sherry John fieek Jenny Me-
Clellan, Ephrzim Fsek and James Fieek one-egh
tenth part thereof 20 LaBgford Humphrey onethirty
sixth part thereof to Isaac Humphrey John Humphrey
Mary Stokes. George Humphrey, and Jane Humphrey
each one hundred and ixhseth part thereof You
are required TO answer demur said petition ON or
before the 9Th day Of November said petition
viii be taken confessed and entered against
you. according % the prayer Of said petition.
October II, is79. ISAAC FLEEK
BY ALsEkT PExxY. his Attorney.
October ls 1ese-4w. Prs fee, go.
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SURPRrsE.-Wednesdsy, October 18th, was the
fifteenth anniversary of the marriage of Robert Flick
niger and lady. A surprise celebration was given
them, originated and managed by their daughter,
Josie, who, unknown to them, invited many friends
to the house on that evening and had lady friends
prepare cakes and other refreshments. At the ap-
pointed hour the invaders came down upon them, and
until late hour the company enjoyed themselves
the fullest extent. number of presents were
brought in. At the close, Miss Josie thanked the
company for their presence, and all departed with
the best wishes for the host and hostess and their
bright daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Flicknger's friends
include about all who know them. 1t impossible
to have all Of them present, but all will join in wish
ing them many returns of the happy anniversary.
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RessI.sion. of Respect.

HALL OF Thor LODGE. No. IS, A. +. & A. N.
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Supreme Ruler of the
Universe, to remove from our midst our esteemed
brother, Joel Ryan; and
WHEREAS, We, in this our hour of affection. in the
loss of our beloved brother, deem it fit that we
should express, in some slight manner feelings
of grief, do hereby
Resolre, That in the death of brother Ryan, this
Lodge has lost an esteemed and honored member,
society useful and honored Citizen and his family
a beloved and endeared head.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread upon
the records of this Lodge; that copy of them be
sent to the family of deceased brother; and that
they be published in the Kansas Chief.
X. s. DISsNORE,
n. PRICE,
n. B. WOoD,
Committee.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06
An H.nc., Medlcire Eree of Ch.rxe.

OF all medicines advertised to any affection
Of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, We know of We
can recommend SO highly as DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Hoarseness Tickling in the
Throat Loss Of Voice, etc This medicine does posi-
trey and that where everything else has failed
No medicine can show one-half many positive and
permanent cures Is have already been effected by
this truly wonderful remedy. For Asthma and
Bronchitis it is perfect specific, curing the very
worst cases in the shortest time possible. We say by
all means give it trial Trial bodies free. Regular
size $l.00. For sale by d. c. Sinclair, Troy, Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-11-06
DRUNKEN STUFF.

How many children and women slowly and
surely dying, rather being killed, by excessive
doctoring, or the daily use Of some drug drunken
stuff called medicine that one knows what il is
made Of, who can easily be cured and saved by Hop
Bitters made of Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion
&C., which is pure, simple and harmless that the
most frail woman weakest invalid or smallest child
can be trusted in them. VIII you he saved by themi
See other column.
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We Guarantee what we Say.

We know shiIoh's Consumption Cure is de-
cidedly the best Cough Medicine made 1t will cure
a common chronic Cough, Bronchitis, in half the
time, and relieve Group, Whooping Congh, 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 youn gest child,
and We guarantee what we say. Price, 10 cents, 50
cents sIOO. Hyour Lungs sore, Chest or Back
lame, Shilohs Porous Plaster. Sold by d. c.
Sinclair, Troy; j. A. Campbell, Severance; A. s.
Campbell, Highland.
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II If the fool is known by his folly, what is he
who trifies with coughi A cough is natures warn
ing of peril, prophetic of disease, consumption and
DEATH yet how many neglect to practically recognize
this plain truth, till their health is impaired, and
strength wasted. Have you a cold Eilert's Ex-
tract of Tar and Wild Cherry, is invaluable Is .
safe and reliable remedy for coughs, colds, Group
catarrh and consumption, and if you are wise, you
will try it at Sold and warranted by C. B.
Bickford e. Co., and d. c. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Mil
ler Wpthera
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II Jimmy Cheney, the red-hot Republican Irish
man, voted loud ticket He cut the straight-out
Republican ticket out Of the last Chief together
with the editorial following it, and endorsing it.
That is my sentiment, with his name signed to it,
he showed it in.
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A GOOD PLAN.

As ian ounce of prevention is worth pound of
cure, 1t is good plan to buy bottle of KRESS FE-
tER TONIC. and during the season when Chills and
fever are prevalent, take small dose daily, thus
preventing the possibility of contracting any Malarial
disease If you have the Ague, buy bottle and be
cured promptly and surely. The money refunded II
1t does not cure. 1t contains no Qunine or Poison,
ana Is pleasant to take. 2lang4m.
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WORTHY OF ArTKxrIoN.-We advise all our read
ers, whether they foot of land not, to sup
ply themselves with that treasure of useful practi-
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dren included, for the Garden we'll az the Farm
for all classes. Each volume gives 800 original
Engravings, with descriptions of labor-saying and
aborhelpng contrivnnces, Of plants, fruits flowers,
animals etc.. including many large and pleasing as
well as instructive, pictures for young and old
The costant, systematic exposures Of Humbugs and
Swindling Schemes by the Ageaituriss are Of great
value to every one and will save to most persons
many times its cost. Altogether, it is one of the
most valuable, as well cheapest journals any
where to be found. The cost is ouly s.50 year. or
copies for s. Single numbers Is cents. Subscribe
at once for $780, and receive the rest of this year
free, or send Scent postage stamp for specimen
copy. Address, Orange Judd Company, Publishers,
2i5 Broadway, New York.
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POSITIVE REsULrs-There are numerous remedies
that cure sometimes and become trusted useful.
but none have ever proved efectual-cured so
many and such remarkable cases-as Dr. Ayers med
icines.
The Cherry PICTORIAL has restored great numbers
of patients Who believed to be hopelessly Affect
ed With consumption
Ague Cure breaks up chills and fever quickly and
surely.
Ayers Compound Extract Of SarsapariIla eradicates
scrofula and impurities Of the blood cleanses the
system and restores ir to vigorous health BY its
timely use many troublesome disorders that cause .
decline of health arc expelled or cured.
Ayers Pills and their effects are too we'll known
everywhere to require any commendafion from us
here.-Sountos fPdl Times.
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Il Thousands of dollars are saved every year by
progressive farmers who Uncle Sans Condition
Powder in feeding their stock 1t restores the sick,
adds to the usefulness, increases the beauty. and
promotes the growth. Sold by c. b. Bickford & Co..
and ID. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Miller, Watbena.
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FARM roR SALE Forty acres Of land, ON Brush
Creek, adjoining the farm Of John Whitaker being
part Of the northwest quarter Of section H township
4, range q. in Donphan County, Kansas- For terms
inquire of H. G.. Heinrichs, ut Albert Alber', near
Dsniphan, Kansas. l3poct4t1
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TEACHERS AssocIATIoS.-The following are the
rates on the A & n Bailroad, to and from the
Teachers' Association at White Cloud, on the 9th !:
Round trip tickets from Doniphan, q; Bremen,
$l75; Troy Junction, sI.4o; Tanning. IS cents !;
Highland Station, IS cents Tickets good going on
the Sth and returning ON the 9Th
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No Deception Used.

1t is strange many people will continue to suf-
fer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Constipation, Sour Stomach, General Debility, when
they can procure at our store SHILOHS vITALI-
ZER free of cost if it does not relieve them.
Price IS cents. Sold by ID. C. Sinclair, Troy; j. A.
Campbell, Severance; A. s. Campbell, Highland.
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II We have speedy and positive cure for Ca
tarrh, Diphthera, Canker Mouth, and Head Ache
in SHIL0HS CATARRH REMEDY. nasal in
jector free with each bottle. Use it if you desire
health, and sweet breath. Price 50 cents Sold by
ID. c. Sinclair, Troy; J. a. Campbell, Severance;
A. s. Campbell, Highland
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Lest

ca Tuesday, October 2ist, between Troy and Lcona,
large black valisc, containing clothing. and Land
Office papers for timber claim in Trego County, in
the name Of Frank and Wilson willmeth. suita-
hie reward will be paid to the finder Address,
GEORGE WnLMEH,
Palermo, Kan
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Bucklen,s Arufca Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblans, Corns and all kinds of Skin Eruptions.
This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
in every case, or money refunded. Price Is Cents
per Box. For sale by ID. C. Sinclair Troy Kansas
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Mrs. Locke has removed next door to the Post-of-
fee, and has the finest stock Of goods ever brought
to the city. Receives new goods from Chicago every
week. Also one of the finest Five Cent Counters in
the city. Call and see for yourseK Everything
good and new.
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vA full line of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, Flour speciality, at Russells'.
Don't forget tive deliver goods in the
city.
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II Fifty cents will buy the MARSH AGUE CURE
liquid pills. 1t cures the worst of Tsrfan,
Third Day Ague, and all forms Of Chills and Fe-
ver Never known to fail. Try it. For sale by c.
b. Bickford & Co., Troy, and J. A. Campbell, Sever
anee
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n For pamphlet on Electric Treatment of
chronic diseases with Electricity, which will be sent
free address the Mcintosh Electric Belt and Battery
Co., 1872 & 1874 Jackson St.. Chicago, iii.
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- Russells have in stock full line
Of Cook Stoves, flor wood and cOal,) all
sizes, styles, and prices.
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MONUMENT CHvKILNG.-Thc monument to John
w. Smith, the pioneer Mason, will be unveiled at
Highland the 18th inst The fra ternty are cor
daily invited to be present and assist in the
nv
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IL Great slaughter in clothing. Winter suits
from s. to go, at McCRUx &CowES's,
AtchisOu.
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e Don't fail to call and examine our
immense stock Of Cloaks, just received
from the East. They are the incest and
cheapest ever offered in this market.
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & Go.
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n Brown County elects the whole Republi.
can ticket, by rousing, old fashioned majority.
Bad year for conglomcrates and sore heads.
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Removal.

Robert Locke has removed his Watch making and
Jewelry shop to the front part of the barber shop
next door to w. p. Russells store.
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n Troy polled 457 votes. The Republican ma
jority is from almost 900, on up. The boys put in
good work, and there was tremendous number Of
straight votes So mote il be-