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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25
The Last Of Kesrrey.

81 Louis dloee Democrass San franefsco Special
Dennis kearney to-day babe fearful farewell to
his followers ON his historic sand-lots. There
small crowd of Greenbackers, seven women, and q
rabble of small boys. kearney pulled ont a manu-
script Speech and began . eulogy on himself He
said he had predicted the defeat of the Democratic
party; it Was dead for all time But said he,
let the old hariot rest in peace. like the dead Ian
guases, soon % be forgotten Some Democrats in
a free fight the questions were suppressed Kearney
then ssid: when the yenomous tongue Of hydra
headed SANDER is hushed. when history and justice
are inseparably welded, then will my name he
pointed to with pride In n tremulous voice. he
continued: Il am coming to seek a livelihood for
my family. Ny friends and my business are now
lost. beeause ehampioned the voice of the people,
who turned and stoned me to death. I will return
TO the quiet walks of life, but in my spare moments
will be at the disposal of the common people, lie
then called for the usual collection but got little
COIN An analysis Of Viewers vote in this city
shows tnat kearneys efforts for the Greenback
added only three to the strength of the party.
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ir- J. II. Ward, who used to carry on drug store
at Severance, is now running bank at King City.
Mo. He used to be dyed in the wool Democrat
but il looks if he had been taken Henshal
A letter just received from him, winds up with
"Hurrah for Garfield, and the result Nationally
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

~ VIM. Fowler died in st. Joseph, on Tuesday.
in the sd year of his age He of the oldest
residents of the city, and of the original Repnb
icans having been the leader of the famous 40 who
voted for Lincoln in 1860. He was prominent during
and since the war.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

a few good. live, wide-awake men, to sell the New
American Sewing MACHINE in Doniphan County, Kan.
sas- Apply to s l.. Fleming. Manager. Office south
east corner Seventh and Felix Streets, ST. Joseph,
Missouri. ajnoy-tf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

THE BREAK OF THE SOLID SoTIH-An Atlanta tel
egraphic correspondent of the New Orleans Times
saws many leading members Of the Georgia Legisla-
turr. recently organized. speak favOrably of the
South casting its Electoral vote for Garfield. and
making his election unanimous.-Nemphis 4 rdIanekc
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4tI.
9th.
OUR SPECIAITIES.

OUR SPECIALTIES.
'.Candee- Arctic Oyershos-.
"Amoskeag- Canton FlanneI-.
Our Cloaks from better goods, for less money,
than anybody's.
1900 yards Brocadc Dress Goods, beautiful styles,
Zoe per yd.
50 sets Ladies' and Children's Furs, from 75c to
$3.50 per set-eo per cent less than you buy them
elsewhere.
Ladies' Underwear-cheap the cheapest.
Gents Underwear. from SIC to Atwood red medi-
Gated, at sl.75 apiece,
A heavy stock of Boots and Shoes at all prices.
We show you the best line of gloves in this part
Of the country.
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~ Farmers will bear in mind that the Kansas
Mills at Doniphan, are running every day, except
ing Sundays The proprietor knows how to please
the public, and always does il. Take yonr wheat
there, and exchange it for -four. octas
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lOlire 2

All persons indebted to for medical services,
will please call W. L. Leak. j. p. and settle by
cash note. by the 1T of January, 1881.
2Jnoy6w. J. q. BEOwNLEE NJ. ID.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

~ Where. Oh Where Are the Hebrew Childrrni
Gone for a bottle Of DIR. Marshall's Lung Syrup, the
great Cough Killer. Price only IS cts, and 30 cts.
Ask your druggist for IL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

~ veteran Democrat of Troy came to the
other day, complaining that he had no peace at
home. His two daughters kept worrying and impor-
tuning him TO turn Republican. and he WIS actually
driven from home. to escape the torment. He blam-
ed the Chief for putting the notion into the girls
heads. That's right, girls give him rest, until
he repents and turns. You can no more chain the
young women than the young men to the superannu-
ated Democratic party. II is a question wheth-
er the old men will stick much longer.
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noNIPHAN CouNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge ID Judicial Distriot-ALFRED G. Oris.
County Commissicnsrs-R. T. SHULsKI, CYRUS LEI-ANI
JK WILLIAM II. DEcKAKD.
Sbstif-CHAKIRs BUEKHNLTER
IlefI Of District COuTt-F. j. CLOsE-
Treasnr-r-SANUEL y. JOHNSON.
County Clerk-D W. MOIST.
County AttOrney-THoHkz W. HENuEY.
Probate Juhgs-ROBERT WILKINSON
Register Of Desds-ERAsNUs +. DINON.
Superintendent Of Public Instruct0n-EDwIN HEENKT-
SnrypyOr-CHAKIEs CORBUsIEH
CorOner-DK. RoBEET : DISsNORE
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~ drove of thirty-fve to forty mules passed
through town. Sunday. going east. If the owner is
taking them East with the expectation of selling
them to Barnum. he is too late.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

~ Johnson & Williams. of Highland. come for
ward and offer to beat the brag calf of W. II. Bay
less, reported few weeks ago. They have fine
short-horn yearling that weighs 1880 pounds.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

IT The wife of John NJ Frazer. of st. Joseph,
died Mt CINCINNATI. few days ago, where she was
stopping on her return from visit TO friends in In
diana
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

" Job Mcdaniel sells the celebrated Kansas
Mills Flour. at his residence. Brenner Station,
where he alse sells Grccrries, etc.
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~ Hdryer's Magazine, for December is a striking
number, presenting many novel features. The first
installment of new novel. ANNE" by American
author-Mis- Constance Fenimore Woolson-is very
promising. The story is sharply American. Its
early scenes laid in island one of the
great western lakes-a military post, and All old
furtrading station The peculiar society of the is
land offers abundant opportunities for novel and pie
turesque treatment; and Miss woolson rises TO the
height of these opportunities Her individual char
acters also very strongly developed. Reinhart's
illustration for the first part of this story is very
strong picture.
The city of Pttsburg is the subject of a very inter
esting paper by G. F. Muller forcbly illustrated by
Shirlaw.
The number opens with twelve Christmas Carillons.
10y Annie Chambers Ketehum, with four excellent
illustrations by FrederIcks
Moncure ID. Conway contributes the first of n
ries of papers. entitled The English Lakes and
Their Genii. His subject is the country of Words
worth, and the illustrations of natural scenery and
of character. by Alfred Parsons and f. 4. Abbey,
have remarkable merit as pictures, apart from the
interest attaching TO the subjects treated.
VOLTS engraving of Abbey's full-page illustration
of Herrieks poem. ITO be Merry, is of the finest
pictures that have appeared in the Magazine.
Rose Terry Cooke contributes another of her char
acteristic New England stories with four illustra-
tions, by Abbey.
The Sixth Year of Quons Sce also beautifully il
Illustrated, is interesting description by Catherine
Baldwin, of a New-Years celebration in Chinatown,
San Francisco
Miss Sarah q. Jewett contributes a poem. Two
Mornings" with an illustration by Frederieks. 9th
er poems are contributed by James T. Fields II. X.
Hudson, John B. Tabb, Rose Hawthorne Lathrop,
Philip o. Sullivan, and Miss Ada NJ. +. Nichols. A
short story, Miss Cabot's Guest, is contributed by
Horace f. Scudder.
Charles +. Thwing shows, in an able article, the
results of Recent Movements in Woman's Educa-
cation; article by W. 7. Davis entitled, The
Queen, Ministry, Lords, and Parliament" gives a
satisfactory explanation of the opeNeon of the Brit
ish Government and Mr.. Edward Rowland contrib
utes suggestive article, entitled, "a Great City"
Henry James, Jr.s. novel, Washington Square,
is concluded in this number, and will he followed by
a serial noel, entitled, "A Iaodicean.- by
Thomas Hardy.
The Editors Easy Chair treats of the Newspaper
and Orator the Influence of Byron. the Rugby Colo
ny in Tennessee, and the Irish Agitation; and
tains q communication from Wendell Phillips. cor
recting n very common in the of DE - n
prefix TO French family names. The other Editorial
Departments well sustained.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

SECTIONAL LINES Nor Coon THISG.-fhe South
people coming TO the point realizing the fset
that the nAintrnanee Of political sectional iines u
nct rood fhirx, cou1ercisIly and ndusfrially, for
the Gsufbern nctfieu.-Henpkb 1roiaa>t<.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

~ We didn't think, seventeen years ago, when
We bunked and cooked with David Martin, in the
army that it with the future judge Of the second
Judicial district Of kznsas IL i with great pleasure
that record his election He had opposition
for the first time in the history Of that district the
Democracy putting up candidate, although the
sitting judge il Democrat. David viii make .
Judge whose decisions win give satisfaction, and
from which NO appeal can be saceessfully made
Ecrsss Co P.PA.
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y Len. Noyes, not to be outdone Tailed anoth-
er boy. last week. This is the kind of year
for boys. They all Garfields too.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

II Lot Duvall, the most radical man in the Coun-
ty, set them up to the Chief Office, the other day.
Lot keeps stiff upper lip. if of his best horses
did die of the epizoot.
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iE@ significant article by the Hon. George $.
Boutwell,, in the North american Rerier, for Decem-
her entitled, The Future of the Republican Party
is arrest public attention. Written after the
result of the elections had been asccrtained
this article defines the position which the Republican
party is, in logic and in policy, bound TO assume
toward the Southern States. Concession, compro-
mise, Cancellation, the author says in substance will
longer be tolerated. No person is to be admitted
seat in the Senate unless the record of his cleo
tion is clear. New laws to be passed. for the
supervision and protection of the ballots in the cleo
tion of members Of the House of Representatives and
Presidential Electors The civil magistrates must
have the within call the army of protecting
the ballot and keeping the peace. The United States
must insure To the people of each State truly Re
publican form of government No grants will be
made for internal improvements in any Southern
State where the equality of before the law is
not living, practical fact. The other articles in
the December number Of the Rerietc 81 The
Discoveries at Olympia by Prof. Ernst Curtius
Rational Sunday Observance" by the Rev. James
Freemen Clarke; Southern Statesmen and Their
Policy" by the Hon John JAY &c The Ruins of Cen
trial America" by Desire Charnay; The Distribu-
ton of Time" by DR. Leonard Waldo; The Public
School Failure by Richard Grant White; The
Validity of the Emancipation Edct," by Aaron A.
Ferris For sale by booksellers and n-wsdealers
generally.
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IL Boon is now working in livery stable at st.
Joe. 1t rs probably false report that he has the
epizootie.
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y The Kansas FIGURING Mills, at Doniphan, are
now running, and turning out the best of -four.
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Adlrsss a Isltsz.. GLOBE PRINTING eC1EPAyI.
81 LOCS NO $50 - =
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II" Robert Flickinger is having a serious time in
his family. His youngest son has been dangerously
sick with diphtheria and pneumonia, and now his
daughter Jessie is very i'll with diphtheria.
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EnliGR.

All persons indebted TO notified to call aud
make settlement, without unnecessary delay
4nov {. b. BIcKFoRD & Co.
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10 We to-day call attention to the advertisement
of the PRICKLr ASH BTTERs, which can he found in
another column These Btters made from the
purest and best materials, and their tonic and cath
arc properties render them superior to all others
in disorders Of the Stomach. Bowels, Liver. &c.
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Ea.nKIIN RARCocK

On long time, at per cent. interest, on well I'M
proved Farmsin Doniphan County. kansas Apply u
iup.oa Y. X STOUT, Troy. Kansas.
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DEAp-Irs. Emma Hickox, wife Of X. A. Hiekox.
of Hiawatha, and daughter of John and Elizabeth
Carpenter, of Troy, died at the former place. last
Saturday morning. after an illness Of some days.
Hopes had been entertained that she would recover.
but they were not realized. Mrs. Hickox about
90 years of age. and married last Spring. She
had lived in Troy since her childhood and had many
friends among our citizens and former residents.
who will sincerely mourn her early death.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

II Jim Tallman started for Paris. Illinois, Mon
day evening, to visit friends at his old home for
few weeks.
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Is- DIR. Marshalls Syrup makes friends of the
sick. and enemies of other patent medicines If cures
and others do not-see the point Druggists sell it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-25

II Asa Breckenridge has been quite sick with
pneumonia, but is improving. There is n good deal
Of that disease in the country now
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~ Ruehing from 10 cents to 60 cents; good No.
yarn, at 81 per pound. at MIS- LocKEs.
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TAx-P.rING.-The rush of taX-paying will be On
hand in the course Of couple of weeks. Those who
prepared to pay their taxes, would do well to at
tend TO it at once. When the rush comes, many per-
sons have to wait for hours and often until another
day, before they can be attended TO. BY paying be-
fore that time they will avoid the throng, and help
TO keep down the pressure. Many persons are send
ing lists of their property to the County Treasurer
who is making out their receipts, that they will
only have to lie signed and delivered and the money
received, when the person comes to pay, thus doing
in n few minutes what it would otherwise require
some time to get through with.
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Notice..
Secretary

This is to notify all persons indebted TO me by note
book account to call and settle the on he
fore November 9th, 1890. J. A CAMPBELL.
Severance, Kas.. Nov. II, 1880. 3w.
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ts" Presbyterian Church. Nov. 18th, 1850, morn
ing subject, The Atonement.- continued. Evening
subject. "Saurs Desperate Resolve" or lessons
Taught by Storm
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All persons who are indebted to the undersigned.
by note account, expected to settle the same
by january LIST. 1881. c. LELAND, JR.
Troy Nov % ISSl-tr
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II Good Merino hose for Is cents. and fine Sc
lection of hats at 81 EACH at Mrs Lockes Millinery
store. one door east of the postofice.
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How Hnppinr.. l. secured.

Happiness is the absence of pain or annoyance,
and wherever there is pain there is disease. pain
in the lower portion of the body indicates disorder
of some kind. If there is any odor color or de-
post in the urine it means disease, and requires at
tention at We have heard many of our friends
speak of the remarkable power of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and are convinced there is
nothing certain and valu' BILE for all disorders of
the urinary system. both male and female llnov
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1851.
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This periodical by its able and scholarly discussions Of
the questions Of the day. well by illustrations
which prepared by the best aItist-has always %
powerful and beneficial influence upun the public
mind.
The weight Of its influence will always h. found TIE
side OF morality, enlightenment aud rrinrTlsuf.
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AVID CaNyaSsERS

Make from s25 20 $50 per week selling goods for
E. G. RIDEOUT & CO, 10 Barclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms. l9Augly
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q They arc building some mighty toothsome
Tom and Jerry at White & Dills.
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1881.
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Studying the subject obJectively and from the eluea
toual point of view seeking provide that which taken
altogether will be Of the service the
ber-I long ago concluded that II could have but
work for public library would select complete st of
HarDer's Hoatkhs --CHARIEs FaASCfs ADAMS JR.
Its contents contributed by the most eminent authors
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publishers has made them thnruugh
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se your wheat to the Kansas Mills. at Don
iphan' and exchange i; for "Ad As,ra- Flour.
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VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money. 3febf6
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y Stock Salt, 81 per barrel, by
G. LELAND. IL
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nave large stock of fruit trees all grown by the
mus .Perieneed nurserymen in Atchison and Doni-
f COUNTIES W. Il. ELLEDGE Troy.
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TRAINS WEST
TRAINS EAST.

No. No. G. No. No 10
STATIONS Atlantic WAY Through lThro Frt
Express Freight Freight. and Ac
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CHRISTMAS rs COMING!
So 10 Santa Claus, to HERRING BROS,
novis Highland station, Kansas.
REMEMBER. RRMgMBRB:
Van Buskirk & Observation-Disclosures ON al
Groceries Goods always of the best and ffeshest-
II "Fer President in 1884, U. 8. Gr.nt- vas tie
heading Of the Gsrfeld bailots IN Le1isisns-
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AG ENTs.

AGENTS.
JAMES II BATES Il Park Row, New York
= NJ PETTENGILL & CO, u Park Row, New York.
ROwELL 4 CHESNAS. 81. Louis Mo.
THIS PAPER may be found I'M on fle at Geo,gs I p
tising Bureau 40 Spruce WHERE advertisinins
tracts may be made for IN NEW YORK.
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Fire Insurance and Money Loaning.

Fire insurance ana money boauins'
ID. MCINTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent
of Troy, gives you your choice of half dozen of
the hes; Fire Insurance Companies in the United
States in which to insure your property. at the
cheapest rates. He will also loan money on real
estate security, the lowest rates of interest OF
fee adjoining BOders' Bank. ssepSl
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DRTJGS.
NOTICE.

And all the Standard Patest Medieises, {.
HERRING BROS, Hish Ia.a Station, rs.
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~ snow f.n of an inch or two, on wednesday
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X. OF IN.

Troy Lodge No 3I7 Knights Of Honor meets the sec
fourth Friday evenings in each month in Odd Eel
lows Hall BOleTs' Bank.
p 5. SOPER, Dictator.
ROBERT WHKIS-oN Exporter.
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1851.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular percal is emnently journal for the
household.
Every number furnishes latest information in REGARD
TO FASHIONS in dress and ornament the
approved patterns with descriptive articles derived u
authentic and original while its Stors Poems
and Essays Social and Domestic Topics give variety
its columns
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\. O. o. r.

Troy City Lodge No D. meets Saturday night at
Odd Fellows Hall Bders Bank. Al members Of the
Order cordially invitasl to attend. - .
C. 6. BAILEY n. G.
JosEFH PENROD l. Sec.
King Lasige No III / O. o. F. MEETS every Tuesday
night at its Hall in Severance Kansas Visiting bIheFs
cordially invited L. j. EOIE " u.
I. ]. AEN.IKoNG. Il s.
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RT T. CHURCH-Servioes every Sabbath, at lOt A NJ,
We and u T. NJ Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing l. +. MCBRIDE Pastor.