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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10
nail YOUR FLAG TO THB MAST
White Cloud ChOyv-Ctseyy.

Saturday another day Of high Winds md we
learn that some damage done along the line of
the v. & n. Road above These gales have played
much mischief with fruit and shruhbcry in this sec
ton.
Our citizens have been continually the alert for
news from the Chicago Convention, and Mr. Embree,
the obliging operator at this place, has embraced
every opportunity to furnish the eager thrOng with
adyices from the scene, fresh and hot At present
writing, the boys have about given up Blaine, who
is the universal fsvoite here but they NIL feel very
much consoed to think that the nominee will not be
Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Brewster got back from a some
what prolonged visit in Ohio, last Saturday.
Wild Strawberries were never abundant out on
the hills, but the of this luxury draws to q
Close Raspberries. however, are on hand, and will
form a very nice succession.
Dr. Liwis has changed his residence from the City
Hotel building to the Sol. Miller mansion.
Miss Emma Bolts, colored died and was buried
last week. Her age was about seventeen. On the
evening of the funeral Mrs. Renfro, who had been
one Of the assemblase which attended the remains
to the cemetery, and who at that time was in good
health, suddenly fell over, and was dead. She
probably died OF disease of the heart II il bc
marked that the mortality among the colored people
of this vicinity has been comparatively numerous,
within the past year. the deaths far outnum bering
those of the whites although the latter have far the
greater population. This has led of the negro
race to conjecture that systematic poisoning has
been going on among their people and some whites
have shared in this belief; but tho theory ia evident
y aliacy, the deaths in question have general
y been the result Of diseases natural TO this region.
Mr.. Shaner closed his school in the Arnold District
last Tuesday, and the next day lit nto the Of
Iowa Township. We learn that Mr.. Shaner's school
gave general satisfaction to the District
Last Friday evening, the young men Of town gave
dance at Odd Fellows Hall, in honor of Miss Cad
Cowan, one of the Oregon bellies who hss been Wis
ting at While Cloud. The affair WAS pleasant one
to all who attended.
Miss Nellie Poulet who has heen attending the st.
Joseph Female College, for the past three years.
turned home, last week. after tho close of the
mencemcnt exercises Miss Poulet was n member of
the graduating Glass; and besides the usual diploma,
she carried away the first prize-a gold mcdal-for
proficiency in music
The band ut on the hill overlooking town,
Inst Sunday afternoon, snd .iscoursed snme c1esl-
lent music.
But il was "a sin,
All the same,
To dcsccrnte the sabbath ny iiscoursng music
Ont in the open air CApnUs.
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Tanning Items.

Crops look WELL considering the high water We
had some days ago.
We have another blacksmith at Tanning. He
comes well recommended. Hope he will do better
than the fifteen or twenty we have had.
J. c. Lindsay, NJ. D. is clcrkins for J. j. Bradley,
at present not enough sickness being the cause we
believe.
We notice the form oi il. Snrer on our streets
again. Thought he had farsakcn us.
There is talk Of distillery and several dwell NJ
houses being built at Tanning. this fall Hope it
may be so.
There will be meeting. Saturday, June lath, 10
make arrangements for n grand celebration. July 81,
1880 Everybody is invited 70 como, with well filed
baskets. We have beautiful grove, and plenty Of
good water. VIII report next week.
James Hedrick has taken the job Of cutting chan
mel for the creek. if away FROM town. give
more room for building. JoE JOHNSON.
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Doniphall Items.

Mrs. Jennie Bonner left here for Salina, Kansas,
Friday, where her daughter is acting as telegraph
operator.
Mrs. Charles Angel left here, Friday, for Leaven-
WORTH where her Nellie is attending school,
Miss Florence Welsh also left Friday. for Hart
forl Kansas, visit her sister Mrs. L. a Hoffman,
of that place.
Misses Katner md Ii,ner went down on tho train,
Friday. It is really bad that all the goodlooking
iadios left on Friday We always thought Friday
was just rs lucky rs any other day.
Boney Wood and Thomas Heatlcy, two Of Troy's
most prominent lawyers. were down last week.
Their business seemed to havo been at Gcary City;
and mp to this time, neither has auceec'ied in
making out q case
Wind and rain Saturday. great deal of fruit
blown off the trees, Saturday night.
Strawberries in abundance, and an abundance of
girls to gather them.
Harvest will hc hand in about ten days. The
finest wheat We have scen, is on Pleasant Ridge.
Joseph McCrum is breaking over ono hundred
acres of prairie tho Ridge. He has over two hun
dret head Of cattle grazing Jrleil Frnzee is the
boss.
Pleasant Ridge and Oakland have of the
finest fnrms in the County, and farmers who know
how to til the soil.
Mr. Albert Hnl.e, Winthrop. Mos. best druggist,
was mp to Doniphan, Saturday night and Sunday,
prospecting.
a couple of under the influence of bcnzine,
Saturday night. were foolins with dog in the sa-
-. a.. -. "a -. IT. .h,rnh, ,,,o Jo, was
nal ana ho ,ron,d srr.Iy die Uc WINS told that
tLoro ,r,. ,nor 1,,,o- IN Tho ,y,akev than tho bte
of the dog
Frank Shcrer and wife, sonin-lnw of Mr. Frogge.
living IN Pleasant Ridpe ore IN n visit from Smith
Go. 49, NJ ,r;c, ,;u ron,o;n t,- scveral
-. lii y. .o,,rns -, , f.,, ao,s
Tall about droutbv Kunsos- when right here, on
- - g.. t. NC h., ,,o, ,,o,,,oos 90 Iorce
90 49, a,sr Mons han. ra5;sbss op;nns. cte
s,,ar.hoss;ss ,,a .roa,,, or5 n;o far do,se,t
g., h,aohho,-;o. Nil, cow. :, nv tho b,sbeI A
- 80, nha,-,os a.. a,-o.d- !, r,.rta,
NJ 49, ,rho v;,I, his family have becn In
uon,rotr sns,I;n1 sor,-oI mouths yisi,;nr rela.
60. IS o,roro5 . GOOD farm, IN remain in Ken.
81, h,. Ill NO, roo,nc;,. himself 70 live in an
IA So o. ry;r, in Konsas .o ,orr lie told
-, =. -, ta,ao.ioI, ,,d n.or,c, % go, back and
fes,s a, home once more
On, ,,os.ros,o- came wort, re,r ;riuri,r himself
nv .,andin, nm nj. hc,, tn cancel s,amp., when tho
s,.mr i mn, q, rns;dc dor Persons stamping let.
tcs sbopid b, carefu, IN have bsa5s nm. In putting
tbe address ON letters he c,refu, not to name the
Ir,,,I s,a,os ,,,loss !, In a, Io,, Smith tben the
,os,r,os,o- + rosnons;,,,a q, h, Noes NO, oe, i,
orr ,h;rtrf ou,tb .nn;vsr,,,r xns celebrated.
Inn. q, lsso Tim, sosn,s :, ,opg time To he mar
"a aDd 20 have ,-roun nm children and to be
rrand-dad and al, tbese tbin,s. Our next thirty.
fourth anniversary will he somewhere in nineteen
-
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Rev.. George IL. Thayer, of Bourbon, Indiana,
snown to every one in that vicinity ms most intlu
eptal citizen, and Christian Minister Of the NJ. f.
Church, Gays: II wish every body to know that
consider that both myself and wife owe our live, to
SiIIoI's Consumption Cure" Drs. hatchett
& France, Physicians and Druggists ofthe same place.
,ay: all il having tremendous SALE and is giving
perfect satisfaction, such nothing else has DONE
For Lame Back, Side or Chest, don't fail to use
shioh's Porous Plaster. We recommend these
remedies" Sebl by d. c. Sinclair, Troy; j. A.
Campbell, Severance; a. s. Campbell, Highland.
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ON THE WESTERN SLOPE.

-
MR.. Epir"H we o''ie you s'ouoso y",u
were gong 70 take Una. rins a. peh'ef' is
hf'n''in, Guy oi apou. n'"nonn'' a.u
IKE "h oid "cS'ei'' o9' y, .ne VI No n
"h'' se"'i". "Pi"%'"" .'- =. ~
wh'ere', ,n's " ns"s :, a, =.
'l''s ''''' "'.. n - - In ~,
som" ensos' n,' '. .', % a. :,
ah' =, -. =. CO.,. a..
i,'aiis u, r's go - c.. ~ - -.
'h" "'o't,'"p, w 49, - 80. -.
a"' sun patn'' 'u' S -, T..
.o ,,a Soita,b ,e;,t so,,o .rioras ,horc
ma, may % i'.' " - ono rnr,t man.
reS -, -,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

The undersigned. practical Tailor, having per
mancnty located in Troy, respectfully informs the
public, that, having had large experience in all
branches of his profession, with confidence solicits
their patronage, and guarantees satisfaction.
Clothes made to order. in the highest style of the
art All garments warranted to fit with case aud c
egance Gents faded garments cleaned, repaired,
and pressed to look equal to new. Cutting done on
short notice. Charges moderate. Terms, cash.
Give me trial. Shop west side of Square.
T. j. FAIRDRAss.
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Y George IIasenbueh and George Lang got
back from Colorado, last Thursday after absence
Of less than four weeks We believe they are cured
They report the country with persons out of
employment, and willing to work for their board.
The country is dried and burned up and everything
looks desolate. They country that could be-
gin to compare with Doniphan County. We guess
tho emigration from this County to Colorado has
abont closed. for the present season.
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TTIpES's NAVE WIZ Nor HE PIysRsTEn.-We do
not believe Mr.. Tildens name viii he before the Gu
ninati Convention. His forces will simply DO kept
together and held eomparty pnssible, In order
tn transfer them TO whoever has been selected to
take bis place. We have strong reasons Cor this be
lief Nor would it I've difieult 10 indicate the ean
date who is to receive the support of his battered
and broken followers It viii mako litte difference,
however who that individual may prove 20 be. Mr.
can he secure It for another This viii be owl
dent to body.-LosisiEs EreHfng Post
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

The Recorder, Americus Ga, says: Clerks, SEN
ators, Representatives, Doctors Lawyers, Citizens,
in public and private life testifyins by the thou
sands, and over their signatures, that remedy
has been found for Brishts Disease of the Kidneys
and for Diabetes; these are respectively known as
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and Warmers
Safe Diabetes Cure" 6may3m.
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NJ ILLS,
Matt. Nuttcr, Miller.
CUSTOM WORK A SPECIALITY.

The Tanning FIGURING Mills arc centrally ioca'ed'
and possess every facility and modern improvements
a., Icing every kind of custom work, and making
tho vary hest aour. We cannot and will not he ex-
.o,,od We solicit custom work from far and near
Ln,y,no tina, vecan make tho -four You want Bring
on your wheat. EANNiNs
Custom Grinding Friday and Saturday OF each week
Fnnning Station, Doniphan Co, Kansas l"l'rS<'
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II The cause Of the delay in the Chicago Con-
vention In getting to work, each day, is thus &C
counted for. After calling the Convention to order,
and listening to able prayer, the President asks
sis Charley Burkhalter PRESENT." If he is, the
President says Then let the business proceed :
but il he is not messengers are sent ont, and the
Convention waits for his arrival.
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Now, SPREAD YoURsBLvBs.-We hope all our cor
respondents, everywhere in the County, will try
themselves and send good lists of items for next
weeks paper. We don't mean trash and foolishness
to make them string ont hut genuine items Of Local
interest We shall have plenty Of room now, and
want good send-oif in items for enlarged paper.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

IT A citizen Of this County, who some time ago
emgratcd to southwestern Kansas, has just return
ed confirming all reports of terrible drouth through
out that country. He Furthermore says that the re-
ports of good rains In that region false. They
have had several slight Showers scarcely rising above
the dignity Of sprnkles, and not sufficient to he Of
any benefit Whatever to the crop%.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

SIIiLoHS CATARRH REMEDY.-A marvellous
Cure for Catarrh, Diphtheri,, Canker mouth, aHd
Head Aehn With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injector for the successful treatment Of
the complaint, without extra charge Price % cts.
Sold Ivy d. C. Sinclair, Troy; j. A. Campbell sever
a,or- A s. Campbell, Highland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

CAKES BRoTHRRs-This company gave one Of their
concerts In the Court House. Monday night to good
house. The entertainment was frst-class-in fact,
the music was the best listened to in Troy. An
other thing in favor Of this company s that they are
genuine gentlemen and ladies, une1ceptionable In
their conduct and department Such companies are
n relief from the snde" affairs with which the coun
try Ia oyerrun
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That in this town there scores Of persons pass
lag our store every dry whose livcs are made mis-
cradle by Indigestion Dyspepsia Sour and distressed
Stomach, Liver Complaint Constipation, when Tor 20
is We will sell them Shilohs vitalizer, guaranteed
IN cure them. Sold by d. c. Sinclair, Troy; j. A.
Camphell, Severance; A. S. Campbell, Highland.
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n a gentleman who has recently met Col Z. X
naneially. There few men who have had more
ups and downs than Col. Jennson. and nov il up
pears he is having steady succession Of downs.
His life has been one long game of chance; some
times he has staked life and always his money. It
seems hard to believe that the game is really up
with him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

~ When a man with dollars worth of bad
whiskey in him, stops his County paper because the
publisher will not knock of 80 cents from the reg
lar price, it shows TINT no is determined to enjoy the
nccessnries Of life by cutting off the Injuries.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

~ Physicians freely prescribe the new Food Med
icine "Malt Bittcrs- because it is nOurishng,
strengthening ana purifying than all other forms of
malt or medicine while free from tho objections urged
against malt liquors. l0iunciw.
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For Sale or Rens.

My business house, in Troy, is for sale rent, to
take effect forthwith. Business room below, and
arranged for residence or Offices above. I would
prefer to SELL but will rent, if have an application
Inquire at the Cni.f Office.
- may. CHARLES MicUAELIs.
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II John L. Noble of Iowa Point, was in the CAief
office when the news Of Garfield's nomination was
received. lie set up tho cigars the strength of
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II The Ladies' Aid Society will hold the next So
cia Tuesday evening, June 18th, at the residence OF
Mrs. ID. NJ. Parker. All are invited. Refreshments
served mt $50 o'clock.
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II Last Friday night, baby was left on Obe
Craigs doorstep, in St. Joe. We have not learned
whether. in the language of the old song,
1t looked like Obediah.'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
rretions Of youth, nervous weakness, carly decay,
loss of manhood &c, will send q recipe that will
cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send seifaddresscd envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INvAN Station n, Ncr York City. l5aprly.
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" Dawson Arnold one Of our old-time friends
from the vicinity of White Cloud, was in town, Mon
day.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IF. Hampton IL prepared 10 loan
money TO the Farmers Of Doniphan
County. on long iime, nt 8 per cent. i'm.
ferest, and n reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due, md
No delaysin furnishing the money. No
sworn appraiscment or application
required. Call ON him at the Office Of
Register Of Deeds, at the Court House.
22apr1y >. #. HAMPTON.
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II Another terribly windy night, Saturday night.
Shade trees suffered and much fruit blown from
the trees
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I'm hest improved farms, ON mortgage Tor rom
,,,,oo % Eve wears time ut sPcr cent, and small
' Albert PERRY,
Isa..I,- Attorney at Law, Troy, hss.
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~ The death il announced of tho Rev. William
Handy, somc timo Bishop Of the church of the
United brethren in Christ. lie elected Bishop
il 1856, and served term Of four years In that
Office. lie was previously and subsequently editor
of the Religious Telescope the organ of the dcnomi
nation. lie died ut Westeryille, Ohio, nj the age
nf
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RRaI. ESTATE TRaNsFRRs.
Filled fer Record During the Month 81
May, 1850.

WARRANTY.
Joseph MeCrum and wife to James Burke, south
half Of southwest quarter section Is. township Z,
range 81; $500
Jane Duncan to George W. Roberts, south half Of
southwest quarter section 3 township l. range 10,
$500.
Eugene Corlct and wife to John T. Libel, all south
of Wolf River of half of northwest quarter
ton 81 township J. range l9 special warranty, slO.
John Starr and wife 10 slas Lloyd, southwest
quarter section 81, township 4, range 10 1900.
George p. Dixon and wife to b. +. Hsrpster, Lots
g. TO- T. Block Is; Lots . T. e. 10. ~. II, Block ID;
Lots s. TO- IL IA, Block IL; Lots ., g. TO- H. H. Block
Is; Lots 8 and 10, Block l9. Severance; ss25.
Thomas X. Holland and wife to Michael Foley.
north half Of northwest quarter and southeast
quarter of northeast quarter section township 3,
range p; 1850.
James F. Forman and wife To David n. Mote, east
half of southeast quarter section s5, township 4,
range 20; $500.
James F. Fornau and wife to VIM. NJ. Ego, Block
81 and west half of Block 81, Doniphan; $50.
Richard NJ. Shanks and wife to Timothy VI. Ham
ilton, Lots L. and g. north east quarter section l2,
township ., range 81; 81.
ii. G.. Hinricks to Lewis Clemet-en, northeast
IT, a., '" 40 f'''' sum
Is,
f, $3.50 NJ. =, u...,., -,
MAJ, a. :, ,s - M,-., 30 =
~, - -, -, -, n.n-,., 1911,
no' Spio.' anu ".'o ~ ~ .',.'
n..ii u -, 80 .na f''"'''' ''' ~ """'P >
e. r r,,o,,, ,,s,,,, 60 1u,;o v pou.r
90 ~ , IT. 20
,,.,,,:.a' c..-"n 80, .;., ., -. co,,o,o.,.
,..a.;a,;a -, h,If a., a.ro 4, nor,h'oa., ,o-nc,
- ~ .a., - IT., a, ,.u,.h:, rar,,o
o.. >,
n.r,.s s,, and ,;es % Io,-. 7 Iovd I6
l.. an g., 80, IT,, 8 n,oor Q, and Jnt $ RIoct
o. IT, Ia ,,,o ;,.I ha,fos o,s, half ~ ues,
half of fractional ouarter section 81 town
sbin . ranpe 81. sooa.
Charles Williams and wife tn Milo Williams,
soutbeast auarter section r. township I. range To-
5000
Osul Nelson and wife TO Tyra Nelson, S4 aeres,
part Of southeast quarter section 81, township I,
range %; 81, md love and affection.
Thos. ii. Franklin and wife md lIazasi Frck and
wife to W. IT, II. Curtis, Lots l. ., 3 10, H. -
Is H. Block &C. and Lots and ., Block 20, Doni-
A Miller and wife to Elinl T. Miller, Sen. and
Elial U. Miller j., sontherst fractional quarter $40
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~ Mrs. Josephine Dunbar, wife of Samuel Dun
bar, and daughter of David Jenkins died at the
idence Of Frank Brown, in Troy, on Saturday, May
I'D, aged 10 years. She left young baby. three
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u Our friend, p. J. Kennedy, of Iowa Point, has
tho thanks Of tho Chief Office for treat of cigars.
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sF~ For NIL kinds of McCormicks Mowers' 'e'
Rake and SelEBinlcrs, 90 &" JOHN ~. ms,
tnAe "'" White Cloud.
fnlnH
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70" c. NJ. Chambers is now agent Of the Atchison
and Nebraska Road at its new northern terminus,
Columbus, Nebraska.
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KROW F
BIcKFoRps.


Money to Lean!
All, 4 and per cent interest Time d',d amount 10
stit borrower.
If you want to pay of mortgage, or transfer your
indebtedness, securing TO yourself the recent
rates of interest established you should me. No
inspection or appraisement fees-money furnished
without delay upon production Of abstract and per-
fectior of title ALBERT wADDELL-
Ofice with Attorney at Law,
3ALRERT PRRRY. Troy, Kansas.
lniunaSn
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MONEY TO LOAN,

On Rcni Estate, In sums 10 s"it Dor.
rowers, ON five years time, or less. In
terest, = per cent. per nnnun,. Com
missions reasonable.
lsjaR1y III. n w. Ii. ia
Worth west Cor. 4th Edmond Streets St. Joseph, No
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II. The County Board has been in session since
Monday. There appears to he good deal Of business
before it.
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sY Tho final penalty on unpaid taxes aeerucs
next Sunday, the Goth inst.
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II A. A. Heron, agent Of the Detroit Post aud
Tribune, and Of the Life of Zach Chandler, favored
us with n call, TUESDAY.
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II Norton County has sent To Governor ST. Jonn
for aid for her starving. The mask has been torn
from the bright reports Of sevrral other Counties,
and the hungry and gaunt are acknowledging the
truth There Ia druuth west of us.
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We have few good, new Buggies for sale cheap
Call and see them, at our Livery Stable.
l0junc3w. lIkZEN & PuGH.
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~ The celebrated Imperial Mccormick combin.
cd Reaper and Mower. SelfRake. at
JONI II. LrNDs',
smsr White Cloud.
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STrCY.I, BARGAINS /!

In order to reduce our stock We will oer Tor 81,
~ days, to cash buyers, special bargains IN I'M
GOODS. NOTIONS, BOOTS ana shoE .,,,. an"
CLOTHING. MeSh'" "
slanr2 I'm.
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IL The Chicago Tribune says IL Tilden had q vote
ut Chicago he would cast it for Grant.
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The YoItaic BeIt Co., Narsna,i'
VIII send their celebrated Electro-' o''"io n'' "
the afflicted upon 30 days trial speedy cur.s IN.
"h'e'" nov.9lyi.
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II Since the meeting Of the Chicago Convention.
Congress has been IN what might he termed a state
Of total eclipse.
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MARRIED..

June 7th, 1880. by Rev. d. Kloss, Mr.. CHARLES
KRoLL Of Brownviile, Nebraska. sud Mise MARY Z.
GATES. Of Highland.
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u Go To John ii. Lynds', mt White Cloud, and
get yonr Repsirs for McCormick's Rcapcrs, Mowers.
and Binders. 6may.
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On long time at per cent interest, well improved
Farms in Dopiphan County, Kansas. Apply to
junc7<. XII stout, Troy, Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

~ IN O speech In 1851 Joig Logan said: sBs
Cd, an o Democrat, aud cannot be drven frnG
the party by threats. hul.ers ny blaekgusrd7,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

~ Tom Ogan has our thanks for tho first mess o
new potatocs-and they were nice ones.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-06-10

ED N. Emerson, White Cloud, has received the
agency for the celebrated Mason e. Hamln Organs.
Hmay3w.