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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01
Brcnlaer Items.

Everything is peaeeable at this place, and every
body is busy attending to their business, which,
by the way, is quite IN item of importance.
Complaining is under full Roadway now and the
condition of the soil is excellent and fair prospect
for all kinds of crops.
There is q good field open for some sporting man
with good pack Of hounds. Two large wolves can
be seen half mile north of Bremen, any day. They
are not very wild, and one could get good start
with them. They just play with all the farm dogs
in this vicinity. Come, gentlemen; will show
them to you.
We have n telegraph Office here now Mr.. Hon. J.
X. Is the operator. Trains pass here now with
out being laid out two three hours, and passen-
gers can have the trains stop, 80 they can get ON
without being crushed. Mr.. Blood, the late agent,
will get better place, where the work is not 90
hard, and take up much of his time. A little rest
is good for ones bones.
There is great revolving about the herd law around
here. Some are going to turn out any how. Even
those who were always in favor of it, are the ones
that seem to be crippled the worst.
The apple crop will be good peaches not many;
wild plums, plenty.
We are in receipt of letters from the Lcadville
gold mines, also from the Cowley County mines
Have brother in both places. Leadvine is a sue.
cess, while Cowley is supposed to be blowout of
the first water
VIII the editor or some Of his correspondents in
form us, through the Chief, where one can send
specimens of ore to have it assayed or if there is
not some good geologst close by, that could get
to make an examination Of some ore, and its locality
and surroundings
Tramps line the road again, but meyer look for
work nor fail to ask for supplies Still the Green
back leaders say there are 100000 tramps out of
employment. They have all the employment they
want and their trade requires. Max.
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Severance Items.

Winter wheat looks finely, even il it did get late
start In fact grain of all kinds looks we'll Early
planting of corn is up.
Thousands Of bushels of grain have been shipped
from here, the past week. the farmers
have been busy with farm work.
1t is now the talk that the engineers will commence
the survey for the railroad from Atchson here, next
week.
Joe Kelley and g. b. Hall have each built them
nice dwelling house and still houses are scarce and
hard to rent.
A. Glass has the foundation done for house. Frank
houses will be put up before the middle of the Sum-
mer.
johnny Morley leaves, this week, for the noun
tans. He has been clerkng for Mr.. Kirwan about
eight years. He has many warm friends here, who
will ever wish him success.
George Mock has been making quite addition to
his already fine lot of stock by purchasing fine
blooded bull. He bought in Andrew County,
Missouri. In few years, Doniphan County will be
hard to beat in fine stock even by Counties in older
States.
Chas Kopeitz was setting up the cigars, Friday
last. It's sirl-weight, 10 pounds.
w. E. Foster is the Champion man of the County.
Call and see him.
s. s. Byers has sold his restaurant and will ~ this
Summer. for his health. What will he do i-Pr.J
The gristmil is getting fresh coat of paint, which
helps its looks very much.
R just received at our yards carload Of fresh
lime, for spring trade. All parties wanting any thing
in this line will find it to their interest to first call
and learn our bed rock prices.
3w Cook & Miller
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In and About Doniphan.

On the 18th of Nav. n protraeted meeting will he
commenced in this place. Mt the NJ. = church s.r.
| eral able diyines will be present.
A couple Of black horses were aeon tied IN .om.
trees in the bottom above town. last Thur..r NIGHT
about ten O'Clock. II ia supposed thew we're .tolen
and the thieves were waiting for lat. hon, IN mas,
through town. Next morning they were GONE. Ter.
| ~ James ia our informant
Some groxp-un cb;ldrs, and o,hs-. mn, ,,,-,
l haye been pIuckinv sbrubl,erv and aow.,. fr,u,
graves in the Masonic Cemetery. w. vould ..v ~
Parents and children he careful FIR f.ar ,b,,
pysterious Providence might can.e III. hand q, ma,
Awe that steal. from the aead.
Female tramps are becoming numerou, alamo IN.
railroad.
Nick Wood has passed tbrouch ,orn .sxe-,,
tiues. in the last week. and the Las. ,me he ~.
barefoot and His pants torn and muddv r, :.
thought that moor Nict ba. Lost M. mind nj.
| friends sbould look IN him
Born. to Josepb Hayaman. n ann Anr;I 9th
Joe in anticipation of the arrival of this noted MR.
sonage, has for some time had his WAGON loaded far
Southern Kansas. He started Tbur.,l.v. to locate
home in the Sou,b West bis family r.m.;r;r, he,.
till his return.
John Curtis is about. rrpar;ny clocks and I. do
ing good business He has succeede,l in securiny
for himself a hyh.toued stove-pino. which add.
greatly to his appearopce as cloct. rena;rer
Fine rains. Wheat looks beautiful. and prosnects
are good for a large Weld.
Vineyard men are busy prepariur their vine. and
clearing the ground for a large Weld of crane,
Adam Bremen ia repairipc his Hall and ,.;n,;,.
the outside. little more enterprise in the vav Of
repairs and whitewashipe would add greatly 10
the appearance of our town.
Our school commenced. last Monday. for term of
two months.
Lappau and Baughman brought in another larue
lot of cattle fr sbinm.nt They are live stock man
reliable, straightforward, cash men. and will do
lust what they say.
new shoe and harness shop started in town.
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As it has been some time since this place has been
heard from, we attempt few items. We will not
promise to give the East Norway and Severance
news
The farmers are as happy as big sunAowers, when
they glance the rich fields surrounding this no.
ted place. Syracuse. number of the farmers are
sure of crops as to purchase reapers.
Our school is splendid, under the proficient of
Mr.. Sigler.
Rev. Skinner is prospecting; congregation increas-
ing
p. Bitner has charge Of very interesting Bible
class, every Sunday, at the school hcsse. and will
preach there next Sabbath evening.
We understand that J. N. Stephenson will return
from Chicago, some time next month, and will speak
on THE Eastern Question
SYRACUSE OBSERVER.
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Remember the Place !!
G.W.MARL0W
By Felix Street,
ST. JOSEPH. MO.
2iap~lm.
317 Felix Street,
BETTER THAN LEADvIId.E GOLD,


Is good health, which may be preserved by the
timely use of Compound Extract Sarsaparil.
In, DandeliOn and IOaide OF Potassium.
This is not patent medicine; its formula is publish
ed with each bottle. The leading physicians indorse
it. Ask your druggist about, its merits. 1t cures
Scrofula Chronic Rheumatism, and all skin diseases,
by purifying the blood and invigorating the liver.
For Sale Everywhere.
Browns Vegetable Liver Pills are prepared
for curing Sick Headache, Constipation, Indigestion
and Torpid Liver. Now is the time to use them and
prevent spring and summer sickness. They are su-
perior to Eastern pills; trial establishes them in
cry tcesern family.
The great healer of the age is Browns Arnica
Salve. 1t u without rival for curing Old Sores,
Ulcers, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Piles, and Sore Eyes
All Of Browns Western Remedies for sale
by c. b. Bickford & Co., and d. C. Sinclair, Troy I;
Aug. Miller, Wathena
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India missionary
the formula of simple vegetable remedy, for the
speedy and permanent cure for consumption, bron-
chtis, catarrh, asthma and all throat and lung af-
fcctons also positive and radical cure for nervous
debility and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases. has felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows Actuated by this motive, and de-
sire to relieve human suffering, will send, free of
charge, to all who desire it, this recipe with full di
rcctions for preparing and using, in German French
or English Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper w. w. Sherar, l49 Powers
Block, Rochester, New York. Nv.
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Millinery.

Mrs. R. Locke wishes to inform the ladies Of Troy
and vicinity that she has of the finest stocks Of
Millinery goods that to Troy, and will be
sold at St Joe. prices. Hats trimmed from 25 certs
up to ZOO Excellent No. one Bonnets of the latest
style; also, Ruches, Yelling and everything in Mil
linery line. Please call and see my goods, before
you purchase.
April "a. Mrs. X. LOCKE.
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The Latest Iuventien In Usefal Household
Articles.

Articles.
Within the last few years there has been expended
q great deal of inventive thought and genius upon
what may properly be classed household articles,
the most noted results Of which are the production
of the sewing machine, the wringer, the washing ma
chine, the carpet sweeper, &c. Almost every week
we chronicle the advent Of some new invention by
which the carcs and abors Of housekeeping are les
sened, and women's work made easier.
The newest thing to challenge our attention and
gladden. the heart of the housekeeper, il, what is
called the Novelty Brush Holder. Carpet Strstehsr
and Sweeper, very simple continuance designed to
firmly hold in position any kind Of brush buster;
having an extension handle that enables one to wash
or dust windows walls or ceilings without the aid Of
Q step ladder. That is Of its conveniences, and
it s also one of the best carpet sweepers In the nsr
ket, holding the brush firmly At an angle Il cleans
the carpet thoroughly, raises dust and docs not
wear the carpet like the ordinary broom or brush,
and will outwear q half dozen brooma A handle
for the scrubbing brush il Ia the best device eveg
made; no more kneeling on the door, no more hack
aches or sore fingers.
A. carpet stretcher alone II h worth its cost a.
carpet Of any size can be laid evenly without any Of
the labor and vexation usually attending such work
1t is strong simple thoroughly made, cannot get ont
Of ORDER has screws levers hinges, IA compact,
cheap and durable.
1t il manufactured by Brown & Co.. Cincinnati.
the well known manufacturers Of useful household
articles and is sold only by their agents to house
keepers The real utility Of this article vii ct
be by those most interested and predict for
it large sale. Every housekeeper in the land will
want one.
Any reliable lady or gentleman wishing renunera-
tive employment, would do well to secure the agency
for this County, which can be done BY enclosing .
stamp for descriptive circular and terns to
BROWN 4 CO,
Grand HofeI Buildinx Cincinnati n
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~ MAN with all his endowments, is in many things
most 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 a cough and cold and finally 70 into consunp-
ton, when such remedy Eilert's Extract of
Tar and Wild Cherry be easily obtained. 1t per-
forms rapid cures gains friends at every trial. and is
invaluable in bronchial and lung diseases. 1t is a
safeguard for ALL from the babe to venerable age. and
health will be restored by its timely No family
that has used it will be without it. Sold by C. b.
Bckford & Co. and d. c. Sinclair Troy; Aug Miller.
Wathena. ~
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y Ben. w. Fleming 4 Drs.. Ne. Ao7
Felix Street. %. Jsseph. hsve Just re.
ceived froa the East she1r 0pring
Sssck Of Hats, CAPS. and Straw Gseds,
which they arc selling as lew AEares.
17apfam.
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ScExE.-Suburbs Of Troy. He was giving her taffy,
and dictionary talk, and had intimated that she was
a being of better world.
Yes she rctorted, Il expecting every day to
tnrn to an angel, and be taken up alive
''Oh.- said be, "whcn that happens want to be
there, to see your apotheosis.-
.'No, Won shant; I'll hold down my dress.,
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See What Russell Has!

Hapgood Flows.
LaHarpe Riding and Walking Cultivatons.
Iowa Corn Planter, weight 20 lbs.
Lumber and Platform Spring Wagons
Mcbride Sulky Plow Attachment.
Full line of Cook Stoves
Wagon and Heavy Hardware.
Feed Mills and Ground Feed.
Lime, Hair, and Cement
Barbed Wire.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01

IL II You Want % Buy Charter Oak or Mad
ison Cook Stoves Rock Island, Garden City, Can.
ton Cultivators, Sulky and Walking Flows, Listing
Flows, Hardware Of all kinds, Corn Shelters, Garden
Tools, Shovels, Spades, Buildcrs Hardware, Tnware,
woOdenware, Barb Wire, Sewing Machine Needles
and Oils and Field Seeds of all kinds at the Lowest
Market Prices, call on or address
L. C. NELSON,
Feb H. Severance, Kansas.
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McCrum & Cowen have opened up in Atehson. at
SIS Commercial St., between 9Th and 9th Sts, north
side, general stock Of merchandise suited to the
wants of the country trade. We want every body to
come and see US in our new store. Thanking the
public for past patronage, solicit continuance of
the same. Very respectfully,
s0mch. McCRCM & COWEN
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RuckIeu,s Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chlblains, Corns, and all kinds Of Skin Eruptions
This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
in every ease, money refunded. Price 25 Cents
per Box. For sale by d. C. Sinclair Troy Kansas.
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- We have received and placed on
our counter, this week, one of the largest
and best assortmentso of nickel goods ever
brought west, and we respectfully ask
You to call and examine, and make your
selections.
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & Co.
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e For pamphlet on Electric Treatment Of
chronic diseases with Electricity, which will be sent
free, address the Mcintosh Electric Belt and Battery
Co., ls2 and 1874 jackson ST., Chicago ILL., Sold by c.
B. Bickford & Co. and d. c. Sinclair, Troy; Aug.
Miller Watbena
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From the subscriber, living in Burr-Oak Township,
five miles northwest Of Wsthena, on the night of
April sd. roam mare colt, two years old. The
finder will be suitably rewarded, by returning the
colt giving information leading to Its recovery.
PETER yARSox.
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Roses are her checks,

The best way for ladies to cultivate this rare spe
cies Of roses d by studying and prseticng the rules
Of hygiene, ~ taught in the Peoples Common Sense
Medicsl Adviser, only N0 Address the author. z
v. Fierce. y. D. Grand Ipyalds' Hotel. Buffalo,
N \. II suffering ft0m thoss painful weaknesses in
cident to the female organism, use DE-. Perpes Pa
vorite prsserpton-a never falling remedy for these
complsintA
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y Frank Case, of Severance, has bought out
VIM. Manns and Lloyd Bailey harness shops in this
place, and controls the business here.
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W. E. Foster sells the Champion machine-the
most durable, the lghtest draught. easiest managed
and simplest machine in the market. II will out
wear your mother-inlaw. april2iw2.
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= Mrs. Ann Eliza Young had but limited an-
dience, Friday night. But her lecture was pro-
uounced excellent and should have been listened to
by full house. But the trnth is, that Troy has
been surfeited with entertainments, the past few
months In the present state of the times, they
not afford to patronize them extensively, even the
best Of them. We think that those who consult
ed hereafter with regard to entertainments, would
do well to discourage their coming, at least until
next Fall or Winter. Our people want q rest.
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Y The largest assortment Of Groceries and Pre-.
visions, Dry goods and Motions, Boets and sAass
Hats &c, viii be found at the stoss Il Cha Kaeha
Doniphan. His selling for cash enables him to Ell
at the lowest fgurea ssR3w.
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= We learn that the wife of James Gallagher,
one Of the oldest residents in the vicinity of Tanning
died on Tuesday, Of pneumonia
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~ Hazen Pugh are moving the livery stable
from the Highly House to their other stable far
ther west, and will join the two together
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
A CARD.

CARD.
To all who arc suffering from the errors and ndis-
eretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay.
loss OF manhood, &C., viii send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send . selfaddrezAed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7. IsNAS, Stafion ID, Ner York City.
16janly.
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Y glorious rain occurred last Thursday, be
ginning in the night, and lasting until noon 1t
came straight down, and lots Of it, without any blow
or dash, and it all went into the ground, where it
was wanted.
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II Some Of the Troy boys. who recently went to
Leadville, write that the first they struck whom
they knew. was "CheaP John" selling quaek nos
trums on the strects. John remarked that he could
do good business. lift were not for the Troy boys
..givins him away
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VA number of persons about Troy have recently
been fixing up and ouamenting their lots in the Gem
etery with flowers and eversreens. Among those
engaged in the work, were Col Leland, Mrs Perry,
Mrs. Soper, Mrs. Kecfer, Mrs. Atchison, Mr.. Bursk,
and number of Others 1t was good idea, for the
Cemetery needed attention. Mr.. James Mack fur
nished the head-work for the business.
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Mrs. X. LOCKE.

II Some of the colorcd friends of Mr.. Thornton
Walker tell the story, that not long ago. he announc
ed to his friends that he would serve up for
dinner Q certain day, and invited them to come
and partake with him. They went at the appointed
time, but when they entered the house, they found
that Thornton had taken time by the sorelock. The
last bite of had disappeared and he sitting
on the floor, sopping out the skillet!
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p During the year 1879, The Kansas Monthly
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~ Call at Lelsud's, when you want
Flows or Cultivatofs.
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THE CULTIVATION OF ROSES.

" For glass of number one Soda Water, 20 to
Julius Browns Restaurant
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ty H. C. Root and Mr.. Lopez. of the Atchison
Champion, working up the interest Of the Daily
Champion in Northern Kansas They have complet-
ed arrangements by which the daily will reach Troy
Junction regularly the $50 train in the morning
and go west by the mail train on the Denver road
This will bring the Champion TO Troy two hours ahead
of any other daily paper and take it to points west
early as any other. This should insure the Daily
Champion u large list in Northern Kansas.
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y Julius Brown has his soda fountain runnin,
He turns out good drink. We have tried it.
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II Plows and Cultivators at Leland's,
at st. Joe and AtchisOn prices.

"A stitch in time saves nine" is not more true in
mendng clothes than in getting farm stock through
the winter An economical and sure help is Uncle
SANS Condition Powder il restores the SICK strength
ems the weak improves the appetite and viii keep the
stock in thriving condition for supplies the valued
qualities in grass Sold by C. B. Biekford & Co and
u. C. Sinclair Troy: Aug Miller, wathena.
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Crimson, TOWNSEND & Co.


Come and examine our new samples of Wall Paper
and Borders. Large stock. St. Joseph or Atehisou
prices duplicated. C.B. BtcKrorp A. Co.
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BOOTS & SHoEs !.
. WAR ON HIGH PRICES!

1000 pairs of Ladies' and Misses Cloth
Caters, in Button, Polish and Side
Lace, at 30 to 75 cents on the dollar, to
close them out,
500 pairs of Ladies' Foxed Button Boots,
reduced from $3.50 to $3.50 and e2.OO
per pair; Cheap as dirt.
5000 pairs of Ladies' Kid and Goat, New
port Ties, and Slippers, from 81 cents
up.
All Winter Goods at STRICTLY COST,
to close.
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rV Mr.. Bridges family left, last week, for Iowa,
where they will make their future home. George
Strahan, who has just been to Chicago assisting cat
tie shippers, says that while passing through Bur-
lngton, rs the train crossing a street. and he
was standing on the top Of car he heard some one
call to him. and looking down, Bridges, dressed
in that suit friend Miller made for him. in which to
attend the Democratic State Convention. 1t is un-
erstood that he is in the patent right business
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DoNIPuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge oil Judicial District--ALFEED G. OTIs.
County Commssioners-R T. SHuLsKr, CYRUS LELASD
JE. WIN. II. DEcKARD.
Sherif-CHARLEs BuRKuALrER.
Clerk of District Court-F. Close.
Treasurer-RoBEKT FLIckINGER-
County Clerk-D. W. MORSE
County Attorney-THos. W. HEArIEr.
Probate Judge-RoBERT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-JosEPH +. HAMPsoN.
of Public Instruction-EDwIS HEESKY.
Suryeyor-CHARLEs CoRBUsIER.
Coroner-DR W. W. CARTER.
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" Don't forget to call at ). B. cr..eys. ssr .aas
Of that o. x. Jour-
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~ Sulky Flows, at Leland's.

WHAT NExI.-Randoph Tucker of virginia nm
poses to permit ex-rebel soldiers to hold commit
sions 10 the United States army. The next motion
probably VIII be to restore to their former rank the
oncefs Of the regular army whs resigned their com
nissicas to 90 into the rebellisa- Or sulpnse We
give them the rank they would have attained II they
had remained loyal Cuele Sam. once paid Georgia
siaveaoldess over Hoe,oeo fss ehildrep that would
have been born il their dave mothers had NOT been
killed ~ the blowing M q Ssmlnoe fort In FIori-
da.-CoftHkKs (lsdJ 7Sibwne.