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BRENGLE'S
CHRISTMAS 7
Tho hG:t Of things for Christmas dag,
This, yuu know, is Brcncic's way.

The hG;t Of things for Christmas dag,
This, ycu know, is BrcnGIc's way.
II. BREhGLE, 10 King strcat, has every
thing rico ;or :lIo saason.
He s aow umking speci4!L7 Of PURE
FRENCH CAHDlES hHisd made, of tho hest
sugar and most delightful il.v0ra. warranted FREQ
from .trra lba, glucouse, and other Injurious
mixtures witch make some candies chcG2 and
dangerous lila Caroms!s and Sugsred Fruits
a!c &c. to he surpassed.
His CAKES Black, Fruit, Pound. jelly and
Fancy. Grnsmeuted and PLAIN. arc sold cheaper
then they can be manufactured at homo.
BranSlv's leo Cranm is one of tho AIoxsndris
staple manufactures. Its rrsisa has long teen
in ovcry GTo's mouth.
Cream TnDs, Ta',s snd Pastry, Candies sDd
THfy OF III kiDds
Pios a specially. Fruits, Nuts. Confocticneries,
Wster Ices End sli !hn delicacies OF tho season.
Oysters, the pick Of The market, snd cheap s2
cheapest in ali st5lea. Nice comfortable rcomE
70 serge ladies or gentlemen.
fts caters ioe fHolilies and entertainments, end
eupp!ies fsn';ns witH milk and nvaters. lGec 1G
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NhH, rlolULc, &c, -! reduced prices. 5,
~ IS hlog s., ccrneF OF KoYsi-unly tAicK ii
!. se"en sE0c.er Revolver, w,;h t..ci ts-rsls
and lcO c.ttIitges, fJc 81 20.
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}. FRANCIS haywood, MD.
\ NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHER WRITES

Cfice Evening Newe. Augusta, Ca
DR.. Tut: dear Sir-My little con was attack
ed with pneumoris last winter, which left him
with violcnt cough that lasted till within q
month since, for tho cure of which am indebt.
cd TO your valuable Expoctorant. 1 had tried
r:ost everything recommended, but mono did
any good until used your EXpectorant, ono
bottle Of which removed the cough entirely.
With may thanks. en- yours truly,
JOHN NJ. WElGLE
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SATURDAY, DECER1BER 81, 1879
FsENEGsEAG.
DIR. TUFTS
EXP.ECI'ORANT.
IN % CTS. AND 81 BUTTLES.

II; properties sro Dcmulcens. Nutrtive, Bal
sanic, Soothing :rd Healing Combining all
these qualities, it is the most effective LUNG
BALI IN evor ctf=red 10 sufferers from lumo
nary diseases
DR.. j, +. HAYWOOD, of Now York, volun-
tarilg indarsea IT, Eesd what he SAYS:
New York, Sept. 10, 1877.
Er Tut: Dear Sir-Durng this year treat
Cd nIno nundtsd cases of lung diseases. In the
lower wards Of tho city tho cases were of very
severe tyre. 1t wss there my sttontion was
called TO TUFTS E1pectorant, and confess nay
surprise at lis wonderful power. During prsc.
tica Of twenty years havo mover known q med
lcin9 :" set SIS prs rcmptly and with such happy
elects. Il instantly sutdurd tho most violent
Its OF coughing, and invsrisbly cured the d.
seaso II tLw days. | cheerfully endorse it as
tho hes. luns; medicine ever psod.
}. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD.
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- oHM biH !.I', cheap; f;c.oi! ss.ss wi,l
Saerl ct fet!eEns iui lGj; 4ev soci5 jus; uoo..-
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card, ind l vii! call md tske your orders snd
leave Gatargue OF prices ard varieties, and cs
glvn purchasers inquiriBg useful hints sbuu. CO.
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Ip|L GHE;'TS. with good G2n:s, e large
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to TIA iacSt.
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Special contracts will be made with yearly ad.
Yertisers
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-30
Notice Of Petition for Sale Of
Real Estate.

In the Probate Court Of Donphan County Kansas.
To the Hers Creditors and all others interested in the
Estate Of Archibald Webb, deceased.
VyAKE NOTICE that on the asth day of January Is1g
Il the undersigned Administrator Of the Estate of Ar.
chbald Webb deceased filed In the Probate Court of
said County his petition such Administrator for the
sale Of the following described real estate belonging
said deeeent to wit: The north oneeighth Of this north
quarter of section thirtysix 1851 In township ~
Of range fourteen, 90 containing five (5
less and the south half of the quarter of
teen Q containing eighty 1901 in Nemaha County
Kansas. Also the following described land Nemaha
County Kansas to wit; Beginning ninety one ts rods
east of the north of the south onshaf
Of the southeast quarter Of section two @ In township
two 0 of range fourteen ub at stone thence running
east along the centre of what Is known and recorded
the Central City and Sabeha Road forty four 4D rods
and eleven links to stone thence north twenty s rods
and seventeen @ links To stone fifty t5o feet south OF
the railroad track thence along the ns af tho right
Of way OF the ST. Joseph aud Denver City Railroad to
stone forty 90 rods and eleven an links thence
south nineteen rods and five 0 links to the place of be-
ginning containing five aud three
Also, the foowin: described land: Commencing
at the north west of the quarter
ton two GU in township two, c) Of range fourteen, D
in Nemahs County Kansas running thence east forty
to rods to stone thence north forty go, rods To stone
thence west forty o) rods stone thence south forty
t0 rods to the place Of beginning Also, the und vded
one half Of Lots eleven Ql and twelve, IN in Block
Kansas. Also all of Block nineteen o AMI Lots one,
% two ta three 90 eleven az and twelve aa in Block
County, Kansas Also, Lots one Ql two, t2l three %
seven ca sight s and nine. 90 IN Block twenty GO, in
Sabetha Nemaha County. Kansas Also. the til
quarter, and sixtytwo and eighty-foa
dredths Of In the west half of the
ter lit being the balance of said half after
seventeen and sixteen onehundredths formerly
owned by John Downs of section nineteen, l9) in
ship ~ Of range fifteen 5) in Brown County Kan
Also the south west quarter Of the north quar-
ter of section thirty or In township ~ OF range
fifteen, u5 in Brown County Kansas for the Of
debts owing by said Estate. You further notified
that said petition ordered By said Court To be heard
the 18th day Of February, l519 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ In
said Probate Court and that unless the
be shown order will be granted by said Court for
such sale. w. ID. WEBB,
Administrator of the Estate of Archibald Webb deed
January 20, ls19-3w. PRS fee, si6.
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..Seventy live cents IL what they charge for half
soling shoes in Highland. Other towns charge NIT,
ceutss
So says the Highland Sesfiasl, of January fth
But this is what Henry Schmidt, shoemaker, says:
person into the shop Of Henry Schmidt, shoe-
maker, and asked him what he charged for pair Of
halfsoIesf Henry Schmidt, shoemaker, replied, %
cents. This man had been to LeayenxOrth. two
days before, and had the good style English and
Scotch heavy soles, and wanted that kind Henry
Schmidt, shoemaker, told him he would do the best
he could old pair of shoes. Henry Schmidt,
shoemaker. did the work well, for which any other
shop would have ch arged sle5 but Henry Schmidt,
shoemaker, charged him IS cents, he had proms-
ed. The person sent his boy for the shoes, with u
paper, asking Henry Schmidt, shoemaker. to sign it,
being an agreement to advertise in a newspaper.
Henry Schmidt, shoemaker, couldn't seen it." Then
he wanted the shoes on tick, promising to pay the
money that evening. but Henry Schmidt shoemaker,
replied, that "this shop is cash down. Two days
afterwards, the boy came in, wanting the shoes for
50 cents. because, he said, they charged only 50
cents in other places. Henry Schmidt, shoemaker,
replied that this shop charged as cents. Henry
Schmidt shoemaker, calculates to do an honest, up
right business, and pay his debts rs he goes along.
No shoemaker charge 50 cents for pair of half
Opposition is the life of trade So says
HENRY SCHMIDT, Shoemaker.
Highland, Kansas.
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Business has been little dull the past month. 1t
was too cold to husk and haul corn, which is the
principal business among farmers ut this time of the
year.
George Leming has lately embarked in the grain
business, at this place. We have been intimately
acquainted with Mr. Leming the past year, and have
always found him honorable and honest in all his
dealings. Men who have grain to sell, will do well
to give him call.
Some farmers have the bigger portion of their
crop to gather yet.
Boys, am trying to taper off, aud do better. Amt
that the wayi That is the best way, if you don't go
back on it, next hog day.
Rev. George Browning, one of the pioneer minis
tiers of this County. and very able man. is holding
protracted meeting at lola, with good Mr.
Browning has been living in Maryvile, No., the past
four years. but thinks Of moving back to Douiphan
County again.
The Colorado fever is raging in this neighborhooi
Several families will start for that State in the
Spring.
The Good Templars still meet with fair attend
ance although most of the charter members, moro
especially those that got mad because called
them fanatical, Last winter, have backslidden, and
call it humbug They have one fanatical member
left that has to say about other peoples bust
than his own. He has spent several days get
ting names to petition to the Legislature to pass
prohbitory liquor law. We believe the of the
Good Tempars to be good one, and do not wish to
speak disrespectu llv of tLe long they attend
to their own business.
Rev. Mr. McEwing and DIR. Reynolds have sent in
their names, and will join the Good Templars, at
their next meeting. They will certainly be credit
to the order.
We know low to sympathize with that Severance
fellow whose girl played off On him, at the Mission
dance. We had experience in that line the same
| night but did not squeal, like he did. LUKE.
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SPECIAL ASNOUNcENENr-On and after January
LIST, 1879, the publishers or any bookseller or news
dealer will supply the numbers of ST. Niehotas for
November and December 1873. free Il. C., fourteen
numbers for the subscription price, 5000 to any He
subscriber for 1879.
The November number, the first Of the volume, con-
tains the opening chapters of a Serial for Boys-"A
Jolly Fellowship" by Frank X. Stockton, to run
through the year and a Serial for Girls, by Susan
Coolidge begins in February, while the entire volume
will be crowded with good things by the best writer's
and artists. The Christmas Holiday Number contains
contributions from John G. Whittier Charles Dudley
Warner. Mary Mapes Dodge, Susan Coolidge, Julian
Hawthorne Celia Thaxter. Mrs. Burnett tauthor of
THAT Lass o. Lowries") and many others. This
number is included in subscription for 1879, will
be sent snsly, postpaid for 25 cents Price, 500
year. SCRIBNER & CO,
753 broadway, New York.
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tn. mas, wsrh has been che of thaxs and rains.
giving ria. IN pre.licuns of an carly sur;ny Wheat
annears IN Inc in splendid condition. and "a far M il
i no..;blr Tn Judge, the fruit bud. have passed
through the Attic spell intact.
We notice hv the Hiawatha D;,.asek that sehur-
Ia, Co,S.x w.s yice-Presislent under Abraham Lin
coin
A f.stivnl for the benefit of the Conyrer.tion.l
sunday School will he given next Friday evening. in
the old Shaw building. As the festivals of this
.bnr.h have ALWAYS been noted far their excellence
e.. I'm ,,,,uI,,,rs. lie a rooilv attendance
Mr. 1bos H.l,emau started. last week for . visit
IN b.- ,.r.n,s in Southern Ulro;, Sbc va. accom-
,,.n;.d ,,r hs- two children.
since our ..,;mab,. friend Chairman has .xorn off
from main. ,ol,..cc. there has ,esn wartrd decl;n.
in the nr;ca of this commodity.
r,., ..,,, -. a. -, .,
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Our AMERICAN MAGAzlSEs.-The marvellous beauty
of the illustrated magazines of this country is attrac
ting the attention Of the world The edition of
SeriJner in England has doubled within few months
The London correspondent of the Ner York Times
says: The whole lot Of magazine ANNALS (Englshl
put together are not equal in pictorial to a single
number of Seribners MonAy" But the price at which
our magazines are sold is even a greater marvel
For example, single number of Seribner "The Mid
winter Number Just issued, has fullpage frontis
piece Portrait of Emerson of rare excellence, and
contains one hundred and sixty pages of letterpress
with more than seventy illustrations many of which
are works of art such rs before the advent of rer
appeared only in yift.works and purely art maya
zines and mel il il sold for IS cents II would be diff
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Worth Twice the sum.

We just in receipt of The Chicago Ledger, the
leading Family Paper Of the West, which is
terng upon its seventh volume. The Ledger is large
fortyeight column weekly paper, printed upon bold,
plain type which be read with ease by either the
old young, aud is filled with choice stories and mat
ter of particular interest to every household. This
excellent journal is supplied subscribers postage
paid for the extremely low price of ONE DOLLAR
FIFTY CENTS per year. In order TO more rapidly in
its present large list of readers the publishers
of this paper have just made contract for the
manufacture of several thousand fine Nickel-plated
English ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seven-ShOt Revol
vers-22 caliber-which they propose to distribute
among their subscribers at cost, and therefore offer
of these elegant weapons of defense and The
Ledger one year for THREE DOLLARS. The revolver
will be by mail, postage paid, receipt of the
price They have already distributed 5000 revolvers
and mailing hundreds daily. Now is your time to
get a frstclass revolver and the best paper in the
country less than half the actual worth of either
Three sample copies of Tie Ledger will be sent to any
address for ten cents Address The LEDGER, Chicago
Illinois.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-30

Laban jackson was born in Monroe County, Ken
lucky June 2th 1928 In ls4s at the age of p years
he removed to Missouri in which State, March oath,
1853, he was married to Catherine Wood who sur
wives him. lie came to Donphan County, Kansas,
in 1856, and settled Wolf River, in the northeast
ern part of Wolf River Township, where he resided
until his death. He died January 10th, 1879, in the
5lst year Of his age. His disease pneumonia,
with which he sick about week. During his
residence in Kansas he had been extensively engaged
in farming and stockraising and for the past year
he had had been engaged in the milling business at
Fanning Mr.. jackson was not member of any
church
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s. Man with all his endowments 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 a cough and cold and finally go into consump
ton, when such a remedy as Eilerts Extract of
Tnr and Wild Cherry can 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 use. No family
that has used it will be without it. Sold by C. b.
Bickford & Co. and ID. c. Sinclair Troy; Aug Miller.
Wathena.
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rnoY, EANsAs.
asy. Sgi. saillerx fSrsy.Eishsh DirshAay-
Tke Kansas Chief the Oldest Paper In
KahA0s.

Troy KAN, Jan. n
EDITOR o.. JosEPR HERALD: For few days past
there has beeh nothing of unusual interest transpir
ing in county except the Bulletin newspaper de-
cease. Ii was q case Of total depravity.
Sol Miller, the veteran of the KANSAS CHIEF, the
oldest newspaper in Kansas Is forty eight years
old Last night number of his friends collected in
his Office to do honor to the occasion.
The reverend gentleman was busy engaged in
performing the last rites in getting out his valuable
paper and it quite late in the evening Some of
your readers, who acquainted with Mr.. Miller,
will inquire why prefix the word reverend" Ii
is beeauae he has preached the funeral for
about twenty defunct newspapers in Donphan coun-
ty, and perhaps hundred in the State.
Well, yesterday Sol was forty-eight years old, and
he gave the boys good sendof. The wine he had
been saving for a year two flowed freely ~
blood battlefield Many and good were the
toasts proposed, and happily responded to, when.
aboai two O'Clock the jolly crowd repaired to Prof
Dofaias Palace Restaurant where elegant repast
was prepared. sufficiently good for the BATS aud
Owls" who were present in great numbers.
Sol, like General Grant. is speech-maker. but
his speech to his frends tonight although short
really eloquent aud tn the point He has q mania,
however, like all of His is grief about Dave
Badgley. Dave q bright schoolmate in Ohio. and,
at last accounts, King of the Sandwich Islands,
He made tour Of this country about year ago. and
because his old schoolmate didn't pack right up and
60 home with him, kalakaua discontinued his sub
scripton. Mr.. Miller couldn't abandon the CHIEF to
20 to the Sandwich Islands, Dave Badgley or no Dave
Bsdgley. and it will live to chronicle the demise of
many defunet rivals. THORNTON.
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Bargains, at Cost!

As the winter trade is drawing to a 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 rar
ties of winter goods.
Also, a large lot of the best Trunks ever brought
10 the Troy market.
Call soon, and get bargains.
SERGEANT s. LLOYD.
Troy Jan. n 1879
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GONE TO TOPEKA Within the past few days, Cy.
Leland, Sam. johnson, Charley Burkhalter, Fred,
Close, Ed. Reeder, Tom Heatiey, Charley Brown,
John Jones, and Jim Knopp, of this County, have de-
parted for Topeka, to help elect Senator.
1t is said that Charley Brown is billed for Concert
in the Hall of the House, while at Topeka.
Ed. Reeder had heard SO much about people who
went to Topeka getting down in the dirt, that he
thought it was custom Wishing to become familiar
with the fashions before reaching there he got down
in the mud. ON his way to the depot. However he
got down the other end, and compelled to wait
until the next train.
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This rcmarkabe story will be fonnd In the ST. 10.
SEPH WEEKLY HERALD commencing with the issue
of Feb. 6, 1ss9
The WEEKLY HERALD Is large family newspaper.
bracns 20 columns Of general Of the
Of the week. general review Of the market and choice
literary and miscellaneous matter Until March the
subscription price will be reduced to Csc Dollar
Year. Postmasters authorized receive and for
ward subscriptions. Address
FRANK NJ. TRACY.
Publisher. st. Joseph, No.
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness. early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send Iselfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
t. ISM.N, Station ID, Bible House, Ne,c York City.
l6janIy.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday, january I'd, 1879, at the residence
Of Col c. leland, Sen, by Rev. J. A. Amos, Mr. w.
A. AcCAxDLiss, Of Barnard, No., and Mrs.. MANILA
Bsovx, Troy.
DE bride hsd been . residsst Of Troy nom her
gisthood. She LEFT with her husband for her new
home. on the afternoon Of the wedding day.
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VANBUSKIRK MORTON
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
TsstiMeny Of Rev. ?. B. WILLIS, covington, ~.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
The Best and Safest Remedy fer Chills and
Fever, or Fever nd Ague.

CONVICTION, KY, May q.
There has not been for many years. in this country
such general complsint about clills and fever.
This depressing disease is now prevailing in many
portions of Kentucky and elsewhere where the peo-
pie have long hattered themselves that they
tirely exempt from its influence. To those who are
thus afflicted, we wish to recommend Smiths Tonic
Syrup, believing it to be the very best remedy
tant. Every one We have heard ofusing it, pronounc
&c upon it in the very highest terms. We have late
iy used it in our family with marked success. The
ingredients simple and the Tonic can be used
freely without any detriment to the constitution what
ever. If the directions, which always accompany
cry bottle carefully followed it will in nine
out of ten result in permanent cure, whether the
disease be of long or short standing.
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine
to the subjects of this disease everywhere sincerely
believing that the of it will verify every wcrd
say. P.B. WILES
For sale by C. b. Bickford g. Co., Troy, Kansas.
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All accounts must be settled immediately We
unjust sauare up before buying spring stock Corn
and wheat are legal tender Bring them ill.,
q I.,tf Troy LUMBER YARD.
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SheriH,s Sale.
STATE KANSAS. D..

STATE OF KANSAS. }ss
DOSPHAS COUNTY, }''.
In the District Court for Donphan County State Kansas
Augustus Cone. Plaintiff
Seneca Quincy
Charles Kearney, Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that will, the ID day Of
IL March, A. ID. 1e7s, at the hour Of O'Clock, r. NJ
of said day. the North door of the Court House. i'm the
city Of Troy Donphan County, State Of Kansas Offer
for sale at public auction for cash. the following descr
ed real estate to wit: lots five 5j and six In Block
twenty-five. en- in North wathena In the City Wa
thena DonPhan County, State Of Kansas. Taken as
the property Ut Seneca Quincy and offered for sale to
the bidder for cash. satisfy certain
and Of record In the District Court for Don't
phau County the State Of Kansas which Auyustu,
Gone plaintiff and Seneca Quincy and Charles
defendants.
1879.
CHARLES BURKHALTER,
Sheriff Of Doniphsn County.
January 20, ls7s-5w. Prs fee, s10-50.