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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11
Jsraa. Greek ana vicinity.

We enjoyed a light rain, few days since. Three
times the amount would be very acceptable.
Not 80 much sickness as there was two weeks
since.
Com cutting has fairly hegun. aud large amount
b being put in the shocks.
We understand that those parties who were injured
by that runaway near the Greenwich school house,
Aug l7th, are slowly recovering, excepting Mr. Fran
chs Hinkston. Sbese recovery, yet is very doubt
fui, change f0r the worse having taken place. Mr..
J. d. Beauchamp. as we are inforned, had, some
time ago. broken three Of his ribs, which had grown
together but in this last accident they were rebrok
en-, which leaves him in q worse condition than was
at first stated.
Some parties in this locality, having large numbers
Of cattle, allowing them to trespass other peo
pies corn elds Our advice to these parties is that
they had better take Of their Stock pay dam
ages just AZ you please, gents
Mrs. 7. +. Lloyd has gone q visit TO friends and
acquaintances near Ripley, Brown County, Ohio.
She will be gone some weeks, she has not visited
there for several years. Mr.. Lloyd remains at home
and Is Piowins and otherwise preparing to SOW 20
acres of fall wheat.
At the recent school meeting at Pleasant Ridge no
change was made in the District Board, which re-
mains, T. T. Lloyd, Director; Jeheil Frazee, Clerk
Joseph Britain Treasurer The Board have employed
James Mailer to teach six months term of school,
to commence October LIST.
Bill Clem, with his wife and new house, is do
ing lively business.
Cool nights and dry weather il the general COM
plaint, Mt present.
James Mailer has bought the Meecc farm from Je-
hiel Frazee and will move on in the spring. During
his term of school, he will live in the house with his
brother, Charles Mailer.
Ne 6nd in NJ Miller rbo al. fba y,l,oa of NJ
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Soldiers, Meeting.

WATHENA, KANSAS, Sept, 6, 1879.
EDITOR CHIEF Quite q number Of soldiers of tine
late war, from Burr-Oak and Washington Townships,
met in Wathens to-day. The object was to effect an
organization and meet their old comrades at the Sol
diers Reunion during the Fair to be held in Troy.
Frank Godbey, of Eiwood, was elected Captain, by
large vote. Frank was a soldier during the whole
war, and for his bravery and courage was promoted
to be First Lieutenant Ale Chill elected First
Lieutenant; Mr.. Melvin, of Burr-Oak, Second Lieu
tenant, and VIM Searcy, of Wathena, Orderly Ser
geant Next Saturday, Sept 18th, at O'Clock, p. m,
another meeting will be held, and the organization
completed. We understand that the colored people
are going to have meeting at the same time and
place, for the purpose of organizing colored
pany. EDwD HICKMAN.
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wayne Township ssIdier..

Pursuant to notice. the old soldiers of Wayne Town
ship met in Donphan, Sept. 9th, 1859, when J. b
Kennedy was called to the Chair. and NJ. 7. Landor
was appointed Secretary.
The meeting then proceeded to organize, by ap
pointing J. B. Kennedy Captain, and d. p. Curtis
First and J. Schletzbaum Second Lieutenants.
NJ. T. Iandon was appointed LIST Sergeant, Alex
Patterson ID, J. Frazee 3d. G. Williamson 4th, and
C. C'emetson, 5th Sergeants.
On notion Reso'red That all old soldiers of Wayne
Township be requested to meet at the Fair Grounds
the oath Of September, at 10, a. m.
On notion the Secretary was instructed to furnish
the Kansas Chief copy of the proceeding of this
meeting, for publication.
On motion, meeting adjourned
J. B. KENNEDY, Chairman.
NJ. T. LANDoN, Secretary.
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Road Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, lsc
DONIrfIAN COUNTY. so

THE @ STATE OF T KANSAS SSs
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
Troy, September I, 1879. )
NOTICE is hereby given that petition presen T.
N ed to the Board Of Commissioners Of Doniphan
IT, Kansas at their meeting the LIST day of September
ls!9 asking that road be established at the following
points to wit: Beginning at the bridge Ryans
Branch the line Of sections eighteen s and nneteen
l9) range twenty t20 east running the line
section eighteen us) to Wolf River thence north along
the bank Of said Wolf River the section line between
section thirteen u3 range nineteen, u9 and section
eighteen us range twenty t0 east thence north the
southeast of the quarter or section
thirteen u3 range nineteen 9 west along the
south line Of said quarter and section south
corner Of the quarter Of section thirteen m
range nineteen 49, thence north the east end
what is known jenkins Lane in section twelve (!)
range nineteen (9) east whereupon. the said Board
County Commissioners appointed the following named
persons via Fred. Harpster, George H. Robb and j.
Long, viewers, with instructions meet at the place
OF beginning Friday the 19ti day September ls7s
and proceed TO view said road give all parties hearing
and make due report said Board their session to be
held on the 9Th day of October. 1879.
~ order Of the Bosrd Of County Commissioner.
Attest; ID. W. MORSE,
september t. ls'9-3w. County Clerk.
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II II is well for the country that the Democ-
racy never learn anything. They will pander
to every combination of lawlessness or craziness,
in order to effect combination for their own
benefit, but always demoralize their own party,
and send their members struggling after the
party that they pander to. They courted the
Kearney party in California, were and almost ab-
sorbed by it. The Democratic ticket makes q
miserable showing. In Maine, they ran after
the Greenbackers, and a large proporti on Of the
party Topped over into the Greenback ranks,
leaving the Democracy in a more hopeless con-
dition than before. But the country is the gain
er by it.
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Y good deal of sympathy is expressed for
Dixon, who was murdered in Yazoo County,
Mississippi, for running as an independent can.
didate against the Democratic nominee. He is
entitled to no sympathy. He got what be de-
served. Yazoo County has an overwhelming
majority of colored voters. They are sll Rspub-
licans. Dixon was the leader in bulldozing
them. Now that they have forced the Rspabli-
cans from the polls, and made the County Dem
ocratic, they are quarrelling among them
selves over the offices, and have gone to killing
one another. Let the shotgun crack, as long
as there is such worthy game.
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Road Notice
THE STATE OF KANSAS, }ss

THE psT;aI STATE 3 Of go,sx1S KANSAS }ss
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK, I
Troy. September 9. 1873. s
NOTICE is hereby given, that petition presented
IL the Board Of Commissioners of Doniphan County
Kansaa their meeting the LIST day Of September
1879 asking for change in the road running from Geary
n ..;nnr" n aid ch:nee n noint ~hrr, ala rod
the south line Of section sixteen 6) township
four ~ range twenty-one 2U foiioEng SAID south Ins
Also. change upon the road running south from the
frank broxn Plsce 20 :9e Stsse - :. nau.ss Ine
Of the northeast quarter q the south
quarter Of section sixteen 40 township four 90
south said line uut t strikes the north line Of section
twentyone ta township four ~ range twentyone. csll
thence the said line to the original survey And
the Of the land taken having given their consent
in writing the change asked for will be made at the Oc
sented
By order Of Board Of County Commissioners
Attest: ID. w. MORSE
September II, 1s7s4w. County Clerk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11

r. The second edition Of the Sprague- Conk
ling affair, that was going to kill Conkling dead
transpired last week. One day, the papers con.
tained an account of the escape of Mrs. Sprsgue
from her imprisonment at the hands of her hus-
band, and her application for the appointment
ofa trustee for her property. The next day, came
the report of the New York Republican Conveu.
ton, where Senator Conklng was made tempo
rary Chairman, and was received with great ap
plause, and where his friend Cornell was nom
mated for Governor on the first ballot, by large
majority. Perhaps spragus's shotgun kicked,
and killed himself
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SheriG,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, Iss
DoSIrHAS CoUxrr.

STATE OF KANSAS les
DoSrHAx COUNT.
Inthe District Donphan County State Of Kansas
Matilda c. Ege. Plaintiff
Augnstus Penneu
Mary Pennell Defendants
NyOTICE 10 hereby given that will on the 18th day
IN Of September A. d. 1872 at the hour of too ecssek
p NJ nf said day the North door OF the Ceur Heass
in the city of Troy In DonphAn County Stste Il Ksnaaa
offer fur sale at public suetisn. for cash. the following
Described real estate Wit: The ssotk half Of the
south quarter three IN township tbree
o. Of range twenty cs8 sitaased in DonPAsn Csusty.
Penne and Mary Pennell and offered Tor sale % the
highest bidder for cash. satisfy certain judgment asd
Of record in the District Coart os Desiphnn
County the Of Kansas which Matilda c. Eee
was plaintiff, and Augustus Pennell and Mary Pessen
were defendants.
Given under my hand this i3th day sf AsGusf A. d.
CHARLES BUREHALTKk
Sheriff Of Dosiphsn Cea.sy.
August H. Is7o-Sw. Prs fee, e1l.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11
THE TIDY HOUSEWIFE.

The careful tidy housewife, when she is giving her
house its spring cleaning. should bear in mind that
the dear inmates Of her house precious than
houses and that their systems need cleansing by pu
rifying the blood, regulating the stomach and bowels
to prevent and cure the diseases arisng from spring
malaria and miasma, and she should know that there
is nothing that will do it perfectly and surely
Hop Bitters, the purest and best Of all medicines.
See other column.
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Oh, say, have you heard the news from Maine
She's gone he'll blazes
For Governor Dnvia

And rejoiced the heart of Jim Blaine.
The Maine election, Monday, has resulted in .
glorions Republican victory. The gain is about
Is, 900 over last year. The House is very large
ly Republican, and there is a prospect of Re-
publican majority in the Senate. Davis, Rspub-
lican, is probably elected Governor by the peo-
pie; but if not, his election is certain by the
Legislature. Eugene Hale is elected Repre-:
sentative. The Democrats are hindmost in the
race, amounting to scarcely respectable ballast
for the Greenbaekers. This is the second gun
from the Solid North.
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II We are sorry to see that most venom
ous newspaper quarrel is going on between the
Atchisou Champion and the Patriot. We al
ways did hate to see such things. Their is peace
among the newspapers of Doniphan County.
One of tho venomous charges (or insinua-
tons) in its quarrel with the Patriot, is that the
people of Platte County, Missouri, drink whis-
key. This is clearly done to drive Platte Coun-
ty trade from Atchison. We believe it Is the
first time newspaper has had the hari hood to
intimate that anybody in Platte County drinks
whiskey.
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ST. LOUIS LIFE IssrR1scr.-The S. Loui. Post.

Dispatch says:
Moro money has been stolen by the insurance men
than by the bankers Both classes of robbers Of
the worst since they not only defraud vigorous men
orphans. the helpless Out Of the aOO00 people who
have held policies in i've ST. Louis life insurance
companies. not one. whether dead alive, has re-
100000 assets once held by fhese i've companies,
what is lcft Three receiver four referees, part of
them not getting enough out Of the bloodless
ken banks have paid dividends ranging from per
cent to 90 per cent the broken companies
not one cent They have made the blacklist record
Lonis and it is not strange that the victims should
cry out against the outragcs that have been commit
ted upon them.
robbed by these life companies the last Legislature
passed q Law forbidding Nasona, Odd Fellows and
other benevolent societies insurng the lives Of their
own members Only thieves are protected BY Law.
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Administratrfx's A Netice.

Estate of William b Waltss, deosasel
NOTICE is hereby given an pernsss intssssfsa tn.
BY the Probate Court Of Dosphan Csssty. Kansas Al
Iinstratrx Of the Estate Of william B. Waoa lafe
sid County deceased An peFSsns isAeSseA 70 NJ.
Estate. VIII make payment - ths usAengnsa. asa II
having elaius against aid Eiase Win prsssnt the
SARAH II. WALrOX. AaninisssAsrix-
August %, Is7g-5w. Frs fec. q.
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Road Notice.

DoSrHAS coUNrr, 90
OFFICE or COUNTY CLERK
Tnoy, September l. ls7y
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition was present.
N ed 20 the Board Of Duniphan Couu-
t kansa at their meeting the LIST day Of September
ls79 asking that road be established at the following
points. to wit Beginning the Peters Greek al
the south Of sections thirteen m and fourteen
co township three, 81 range twenty 2l and thence
running north hundred and sixty tl6 rods thence
running west forty t4o rods in section feurtseu (
thence north forty t rps in aid section secoR
eleven D thence due north in said section
the old California Road at the Aberle School House.
Whereupon, the said Board Of County Commissioners
appointed the following named persons. viz: ]. E. Dry.
den. Henry Steele, and H. r. Saxton, viewers with
to meet at the place Of beginning Mon
day the I'd dag Of September lsg and proceed
said road give all parties hearing and make report
said Board at their session be held the 9th day Of
October 1s7g.
By order of Board Of County Commissioners.
ID. W. MORSE, County Clerk.
September T. ls79-3w.
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SHIRTS. COLLARS 1 CUFFS,

workroom to the direct without profits the
Wholesale retail dealer. Sent by mail paid any
part Of country. Send for circular and pcest
Of charge send 6Oc in postage stamps sample shirt
KINGS COUNTY MASUrAcTrxIxG Co, Brooklyn New York.
p. o. Box 235 11sept4w.
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Final Settlement.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, lsS
IbOTIpn = l.os-xYw ~

In the Probate Court, In md fsr said ceanfy.
In the natter of the Estste Of
Moses r. Proctor deceased )
NREDIT0RS and al eshsr Persoss interested in the
~ Aforesaid Estate, hereby notiaed, that as the
next regular trn Of the Probate Csar Asd fer sad
County. to be besun and bod as the Court Raso, In
Troy Coanty Of Doaphan State afeseaaid The nrsl
Hssaay !. the naeih q Oessbes A. D. lszs shall sP
ply 70 said Court fog fall aad hnal sestlssst e aid
Estate JOHN ". PROCTOR,
Ad.i.istrstsr sf Meses r. Proctor. eeesas.d.
August =. ls7s-fw. Prs fee, ts
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II A fund is being raised in the Sorth for
the family of Gen. Hood, who recently died of
yellow fever. How about the families of thou
sands of private Confederate soldiers, who were
taken from the poverty stricken families, and
served during the war, leaving their families to
root for themselves, and who have been strug-
ling in poverty ever since' The South is no
more just to her private soldiers than the North
is to hers. The big fellows get it all.
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Administrative. Notice.

Esate OF Inomas f. horner deceased
NOTICE is hereby given, that the 2sth day o
~ August 1873. Was appointed BY the Probate Cour
Of Douiphan Co1nty Kansas Admnstratrx sf the Esta
OF Thomaa Horper deceased late of said County Al
persops indebted 70 said Estae will make payment
undersgncd and those holding claims against the
viii present them TO the Probate Court Of Douiphar
County kanaas for Allowance within year from tn,
date Of said lettes or the be precluded from
any benefit in said Estae and IL presented within
three yeers, the same will be fore- -er barred.
Troy, August D. 1879.
JULIA HORNEE Administrators.
September T. 1s7s-3w. Prs fee 81
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

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War OxE Worm SurrosE-Oue would suppose,
from resdirg the average Grcenbaek speech, that
these is only ONE class Of people in the country,
namely debtors; and that their aim is 10 avoid the
payment of their debts.-C1a. Con-.
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EA young physician in Cincinnati Is said to
hare pair Of bosts made from the skia Of
belle. Where did be get the skiuf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-11

n John J. Ingiesby hss resigned his posi-
ton on the police foree Of Atehison. John J.
Ingalls,, by gosh hasn't resigned his POSITION in
the Senate.
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IL Gorhanl, late Secretary of the United
States Senate, becoming mifed because the par
ty would not give him fat Office when he lost
his place, went homo to California, joined the
Honorable Bilks," and went to work to annihi-
hilate the Republican party. The Bilks made
no run at all, and Groham has not been heard
of since the election.
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II Last Sundays Kansas City Tnes was de.
cidedly a Kansas paper. Three pages of its
large eightpage supplement- were occupied
with particulars Of the arrangements for tho Old
Settlers Reunion, next Monday and Tuesday.
and historical sketches of Kansas.
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u Those Southern Democrats, having bull
dozed the negroes from voting the Republican
ticket, are ipsidonsly trying to win them over
tc the Democracy. The Memphis Araianehe
publishes an article highly eulogistic of the
healthfulness of watermelons.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

G. H. ORTIZ, of Hiawatha,
Kansas, is now loaning money on
Doniphan County Real Estate Sc
curity, at s per cent. interest and
reasonable commission, and has
now arranged so that all or any
part of the money loaned can be
paid at any time, and the interest
will stop on the amount paid.
Call and see him, or write to him
at Hiawatha, Kansas, before bor-
rowing elsewhere.
Mar % '7y-lv
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Road Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS ,ss
CoUNTr or DoSPnAy, }SS

OFF1cE OF COUNT CLkkK,
TioY, September l. 1873.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition Vas present
N ed to the Board of Comuissoners Of DU1phaa Coan
W K1nsas their meeting the lst day Of September
1e79 asking that road be established at the following
pcnts to wt Beginning at the Troy and lafayette road
ct the Of the north quarter Of
and onehalf uD mile IN the northeast corner Of the
northeast quarter Of section eight @ township
Lafayette road whereupou the said Beard Of County
Conmisoners appointed the following named persona
viz: Henry kndt James n. Long and George s. Hnnis.
as vewer 18th instructions st the place Of be-
ginning Saturday. the 30th day Of Septembef 1879
and proceed to view said road give al parties hearsg
and make dne report said Beard their session Be
held on the 1st day Of September 1873.
By order of the Board Of County Conniss0ners.
Atfest: D. W. MORSE
September 4. ls79-5w. County Clerk.
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II An exchange learns that Sam. Wood Vas
egged at Great Bend, few days ago. II this Is
true, aud the eggiug was done on politial
grounds, thoae Great Blenders are boosting Sam.
r;~kt nm
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u And nov it is laid that Benjamin H. Bris-
tow is in favor Of Blaine for next President. II
10 we'll known that the Bristow purifiers were
Blaine's worst enemies at Cincinnati, aud it VA
their strength that turned the tide in favor Of
Mr.. Nobody Hayes, in order to beat Blaine
Well, time is vindicating the right.
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STILL CLAxKIxe.-The farmers are still elankins
their chains. About . hundred of them were at i
this morning. They sold their wheat 70 the mills
and eleyatofs sHd scorning the gold Of the boosted
sristocrats, took their pay in National bank paper
and went shopping with theiT viyes.-7ssede Biade.
The BUSINESS Boox.-Thers il nothing like the
cheerful boom of business. Every day now there ID
an announcement that another furnace has started
mn, and in little while every such estabshment In
tie Iehigh aud Schuylkin Valleys will again be in
operstion--P Phiiadeiphia TMes