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, 1880-09-03
. MARINE ITEMS,

RptetdR Dttbutth to 1hs Chicago 1fiouHt-
. COtt.tSnwcnI,, int, Sept. 2.--Del'irlufes.
stuatnor CHltadh, for Chicago, passengers ana
freight, -.,...
Swsias Dtspassh to TN cAtsaao 1nbu"f'
OWEN 6tluS1', Ont, Sept. a.-Detmrti1tn.s,., ~,
st,oolrr I!lalsc, light, for Wharton, 10 loa 'e'
fur EAfcAyG,
sp<eli nt.patea to 7n4 t:hteaea 7ttbMns. rer
nAitBkx Isl4sNl,. Sept. s.-Arrlrc'l-schoo1
WAwlli,'Rt1 fr,tn chulAlyRun. tisl'itr
Sptetdi bspatt* 10 1h* chttae3 TF*hanss' ,,o,vr
lnrr lMLlHlt1aiE,' Ont Eept. .'." ..n"i
.-schtx..ur sAcadln, frout Ch!cago tor AuilsfcaA
WHEAT.
Special Nspafth to m chteaea Tribune. ina
KlKHsr.lH, INT, Hept. s.-taIlct1 vt sWsuitss Will
wh,lrt tt-tiHy-I3arKo tArl!. With ipD tons 9SH n1s
salt tnr EhiaAat; t'rt,reitbr Niagara, fsehl ea''
rllgu, With t,d51 bu corn.
Spteta! Ut,r.ieh 10 Tho CA!eaoo 1Fteuns, THE
cuttas' 1iat. nnt., Sept, s.-AfsiSa,as-, ana
lietls0iI. from, Eneboygan, With tln,bor.
Smoke burned, lraught IncrcNsolt totcr-'tsn'as ~
krpt clean, Attachment siuPlo. Hogdeo' o"''
lec1 & Cu.. Chlv;yn -.-
, 1880-09-03

SF@tWE HI5NIItH 70 The EENIQ0 1f4BHHf%
CI.ISrN, ILL.,, Sept. M.--l:tlwartl Sa.nuels,
II yt'l,ng lnul about IL ycrsrs nhl, wns acrl-
.lrnnlly Allnt nlul severely w,,.uuletl mt tu
Fairgrounds tllis eye,Ing, lls was standing
,tNr tN tnrg,'t wiiet, silI,ln tutlDw fired utlu
iH&'isSSS'' i&isS. tho sall t"k'"r effect v t'0 '"y's
, 1880-09-03

Special Htsrateh to 7ht CHIeaoo Tribune.
MASirOWue'. Sept. 1.-The bntly If Capt,
Frank !tlyurs.,,, of tho Schooner Arrow, lost.
overheard oil this port about Wenk ng0, WIS
k,ll,t! iii tho beslcIl ienr Two Rivers this
l,urIiInE.
, 1880-09-03


an Ath'l!ISs LIST ~. ,,;:, HVtA,S.i. Mi.
aPfelas D"pa',a 10 '"e e".sapo 'H"sne'
WAsllIStT0S, -. u. Sept. ".-Ille Tell
ntssre ltep.lblicAn Club tills evening l1.ye Il
brr,,nntln To l{nrncn MAYNARD. l'ostmu,trr.
t,n,,.r.., ~. Wa",s,r.f ,;.,, nr,,,,,. H., r.,.
t,enei't'. ;us' ai"y'''i" ""s iaun''s s9I sMaH
utce! ny congressman li0l1cRt ~ lell'sssee.
h[r. Afaynnrtl cH,lplinctltul the ett1zcMs at
Washington ,t1y0,, tj,o beauty Ut tho Sat1n,nl
f,n1,,l ,v1irl, In uut1 ,vnx INF sad nv
n.y. ~ WIZ "v,,",, ,a. "'.J ,.,, ."s ,.,h. H.
sI,'s,p sI,". WI ,,,, '' w. .t"as,
~, "an p W. ..s',,..',,'
tlie panlc. wtle! Il" l"tt inr C"llstal't'i'orlc'
a1ld regretted that 0;lo OF tlic few dark slh'fs
WIS tllo f,let lnt his Stntn Ut IeItesStu ll,ltl
sailed IL. rrtnltatton liz NJ, nlIpnce with tho
Reml,tllni,,rs, iils milms}"ns III III" SntlntMi
cn,,r;ss mi IN il,,, Ita,,mt,, ra,tIli,lat.sw..rn
rts,,,iv,.l will ti.n h'nrf;"st vmt,f,,s.. Snn.
sIturv 1s,,"n.t.sn', ~ n,s., s,n:,. ''''"'s' o'.
'~"''' FS", ,..''. va" ,,..,.,.s,. "tv"n'
!Hh htIEeil.
70 ne hf.sern 4atsoefattt Prs.
, =, WAsiliStlI0S. u. =, scpt S.-.tnstlliastef-
General alnyuart1 sattl tn'iilgtl, ~ respond.
-Mk tn y htrslintln tell'eTet l!ili! W THO Tell
,isSssu l;gp!!ltiG;lli Asstclllt0 lint When lic
left tlo unttc.1 Sl'ltus lts i.thp!o Nr" strli!s-
gil1,g VIII tlehrcsAnat oa lf;ult: Will GRIP
n.ss,ss: AetAsh.'sE ~ thls l.sns, ss !M4sM9
, 1880-09-03
ANOTHER VENTURE.

BURLINGTON, H., sept. a.-Assstant 0cr,-
eral Manager Potter, IT thu Chicago, 1,ur'
lt,gton Il tlulncy, went west tEEs evening
with M engineering lnrty 10 permanently
locate tho IErst twenty-five miles Of tho ,'uw
ratlscad whiGl. his Company viii build 1T
Southern Iowa from llnmistol,, Wayne
County, to thu Missouri River. 'rlh RtIrvey
FOR tho line waa nll,tn two years ugo, Mud
the wnrk Of construction IL to l,u hrgili t;sl-
,slnlfntrly.. rhis Iiu. w!I! practically ba l,ar-
Allr md nlongshtcu uf 1l,h, t1,nt has hrAn re-.
gently tnnutcd by tho Missouri, Inwa II Ny
l!rasl;a Halfway GmllMny, Nnd consequently
that locality during bio lluxt ninety days.
, 1880-09-03

"AhhSlAA II LJOAS AZ 1'Ittlt4ts
Special H.rateh to The Chicago Tribute.
NEW YoNK, Sept. 9.-TIlo officers OF tho
Wabash. vt. 14,nls IL Pacific Company snid
today that 1t wns their intention to open thu
81. Louis, kattsas City IL Northern 1toah
through TO llannIbal l,lsiness. Ttiuy nIsn
claim to fnvc leased tho right of way on the
Missouri, kansas Il Tuxas Railroad, with
which they formerly lind only n trnlc ngrcc-
nse1,s, a1Ml sail that they propose to hu'att
MI extension to lInnmilml, w1icl,
would give tl,e,, a route thirty.-slx niles
sllorcr tinn the Ctlftaxu. Burlington ~
lMincy WHEN THO upper ltne h !!nislsstl
iront Uinnl,n to nil .pnints enSt. They fur
ther,.lor!' announced their Intention {, ex-
lend their Quincy, Missouri Il !'ac!hc 1tne to
n roirt oil tho st. Louis, ku1tsas City 4;
Northern 1inatt, win AttlaM .uul TrN:
ton. II these declarations lr cnrristl
nnt they Will EtlrctMnlly break tlp
the Southwestern Association uIltl renler Of
lfttla yalne thu agreement just entered inth
between tho Chicago, burlington IL Quincy
md llnlIniba & st. JusrPll Companies. Til,
Company hive q way. however, uf innkints
money ny stuck JobbInE as well ns tltrMGh
Legitimate rnllr0ntl earnings, aud they TO not
llcsltgte to nhaMion their nvowetf l!tcntiDns
~ sODn as those jnye served tlltlF PURPOSE Uf
affecting tho stock market.
, 1880-09-03

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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26

We RkrTKRATE.-F.P. +. p. Baker, Of the Topeka
Cs.uessesltA, says that Writ Walton can eqnsl
Sol. Miller in misrepresenting mans cause.
We don't know what Walton has been doin, to
Baker, but Sol. Miller is here, and can speak for
himself We suppose Baker refers to our article
Of last week. We can find nothing in il but
what We believe to Lee true. We said his ruling
motive or principle in politics religion wss
money. That fact he has firmly established him
self. We said that he wrote the Leavenworth
Tines that be was for Blaine, and said the same
thing in his paper. That is trne. We said that
he Suddenly Topped over for Grant. That's true.
We said that he opposed Grant for second
term, in 1872. because of the corruption of his
administration, and foully abused him in his
campaign paper called the Woodehopper. That
is true. We might bave said that, in his letter
to the Lcayen worth Times, he expressed the be-
lief that the election of Grant would result in
disorg ganization of the Republican party. Does
be now support Grant because he wants TO dis
organize the party He said that if his vote
conld elect Blaine, he wonld make him Presi-
dent. Can lie elect Blaine by defeating his nom
ipati,n! We might have sad-Lnd if We had
said il, believe it would have been true
that he made his flop at the direction of Senator
Ingalls,, and in hopes of lingering public plunder.
We might have said, and said truly, that whom
soever happens to bs in Office, Baker is his most
servile lickspit and toady, no matter how low
lived he may have considered that man before
he came into power.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26

y That was a remarkable scene in Congress,
the other dsy, when the entire Democratic
House attempted to gag that veteran Democrat,
and Vice President of the Southern Confeder-
acy, Alexander H. Stephens, and prevent him
from speaking in favor of ancient Democratic
principles. and in opposition to their unc"nsti-
tutional and unlawful proceedings; and when
hs was finally allowed the privilege of free
speech only through the superior parliamentary
tactics Of Mr.. Conger, q Republican member.
This is cud for honest Democrats to chew.
The oldest Democrat in the House denied free
speech by Democ; ats, because he wished to de-
nounce their outrageous and revolutionary acts,
and Republican coming to the rescue, securing
the floor, and yielding his time to the veteran
Democ rat TO make his speech. Think of it,
De mocrats, and repeat it over to yourselves.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26
Severance City Ordinances.

No.aI.
An Ordinance Pertaining to Sidewalks Vine Street.
Be It ordained by the Eayor and Couneen Of the City o,
Severance:
to Dolman Street. the south side of Vine Street, said
be of inch plank laid
said cross plank to be three feet in length
SEC. That side walk be laid from Dryden Street to
Gum Street. the porth side of Vine Street, said side
walk to be laid plank laid crosswise
stringers laid parallel with the street. and said
SEC D. Said sidewalks s6. be completed thirty days
after service of notice by the Street Commissioner
SEC T. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force
Apr'''eN JOHN T. KIRwAN, Mayor.
Attest: J. h WARD. City Clerk.
Published February 1sso in TAe Weekly Kansos Chief
Troy, Kansas-Sol. Miller, Publisher.l
NO. 25.
An Ordinance Relating to the Fire Department, and
Appropriating Money for the same.
Be il ordained by Mayor and Co.neilmen Of the City Of
Severance:
SECTION 1. Tha. the office Of Fire Warden of the City
SEC q That said Office shall be appointive and said
ocer shall be appointed in the SANG manner as the 9th
II. rs sh pay
his services may be allowed by the Counc he shall
have G the G N the the
ded by the City and shall have supreme control and d
recton In u Q of fire.
SEC l. The of seventy Eve dollars Is hereby ap
proprated for the purpose of buying supplies fmpe
ments and equipments for the Fire Depart ment
SEC The money herein appropriated shall be eIpen
ded by committee consisting Of the Mayor Fire War
den and Councilman to be appointed by the Mayor
said committee shall procure place for storing the prop
erty Of the Fire Department according to the
tions Of the Council.
SEC g. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and after its publication in the Weekly kaasas C
Approved February %, lss0.
Attest. j. H. wAIp, City Clerk
! - IT.. Y.ns.. cnI H;il.r pnhi;,harI
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26

AssAILING THE TARIFF.-Humanity is selfish.
Things are sll right with men, until they are
especially affected by any temporary inconven-
ience, " hen they at once commence kicking, and
seeking to remedy the Inconvenience by law.
For instance, the rise in printing paper pinches
pretty hard upon the newspapers, and the cry
goes up from the press, "Repeal the tariff on
foreign paper" simultaneously the cry arises,
"Repeal the tariff on foreign type" One day
last week, We received q blank petition from
Chicago, asking MS to appeal to our members Of
Congress to procure q removal of tho duty on
paper, and another from San Francisco, to repeal
the duty on type. In the last five or six years,
the price of type has been largely reduced, and
there has been no recent rise. Paper is perhaps
higher than there is Just cause for, but there is
doubtless good reason for portion Of the rise,
for paper has been very low. But We shall sign
no petitions for reduction of tariff. We believe
in the Henry Clay doctrine Of . High Protect
i've Tariff" and want to SEQ American manufac.
lures flourish, even if it does. cost our people
little more, now and then. American manufac
lures are now fourishing. Laboring men have
more work and better wages than they have
had for years past. The tramp has almost dis
appeared from the highways sud by-ways Eu-
ropean man ufactures are lsnguishing, lsborers
arc suffering, and even starvation threatens
Shall We abolish the tariff, establish free trade.
and force our manufactures in competitions with
the starving labor of Europef Shall We turn
tho tramps loose, and inaugurate riots and plum
der, costing the industries Of the country thou
sand times as much as they are taxed by the
tariff We say, no! Our petition to our Con-
gressmen is, let the tariff stand.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26
Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. lSs
DoNIPHAN COUNTY,
In the District Court for DonphAn County. State Of
E.N. Morrill, and
&. H. James,
Partners doing business under
the firm name OF
Morrill, & James, Plaintihs.
Charles Eggers, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given that will, the 18th day
IN of March \. d. 1880, at the hour Of o'clock, r
NJ of day at north door of the Court House. in
the city o; Troy in Donphan County, State of Kansas
offer sale public auction, the following described
real estate. to wit:
The southwest quarter of the northeast quarter and
the south halt of the northwest quarter Of the north
east quarter of section twenty five C in township two
( range twenty one t2i containing sixty t69
more OF less in Ooniphan County State of Kansas.
Taken as the property of Charles Eggers and offered
for sale the highest bidder for cash. to satisfy certain
judgment and costs of record in the District Court
for Donpban County, in the State of Kansas in which
E. N Morrill, and e. H. James plaintiffs and Charles
Eggers was defendant.
Given Under my hand this iIt day of February, A. D.
1880
CHARLES BURKHALTER.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
February IL, 1s50-5w. Prs fee. el33o
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26

"DON'T INsrRUCr."-This is the cry of the
supporters of Grant, directed to tho friends OF
Blaine. Don't instruct, but let the delegates 60
untramelled. Don't autagoniz other candidates,
or get mp fight, aud Blaine will get the benefit
of it, when the other candidates are ont of The
race. Delegates who have exhausted their eff
forts upon some other candidate, arc of no use
to any other candidate, at the very time hs
needs them, in giving him positive strength ts
90 in on. Blaine wants delegates to start with
not the refuse of collapsed aspirants. The Gran,
party instructs its delegates, wherever it ha,
the power, or can secure the power by trickery
The Sherman party will do the same th ing
The supporters of Blaine would be very 70 olist
to listen to such silly advice, and neglect te
instruct when they had the power to do so. They
are not that big fools, aud will not 90 to theil
oppon ents for advice how to act properly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26

Y The Atchison Champion is authorized by
Senator Ingalls, to state that he is taking no
part in the Presidential contest, aud is u,ius 10
influence to control the action of Kansas, as any
of the candidates named would be satisfactory
to him. The Champion may believe this; but il
would be hard to convince those who were at
Topeka, and saw every especial partisan of In
gals working for late Convention, and read
the letter Of Ingalls,, counseling late Conven-
tion, as important changes would take place,
and Kansas ought to remain in position to be
on the winning side. As this is and has been the
programme Of the Grant men, Ingalls, denials
have but little force.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26
Sheri6,s Sale.

THE STAT STATE e OF pdx1sSsA KANSAS ,ss.'
In the District Court for Doniphan County State
]. X. o. Sherwood
and
John T. Kirwan, Plaintiffs.
Elizabeth Pennington
China Pennington,
Siga Pennington.
Thomas Pennington,
Libby Pennington,
Minnie Pennington,
Pearly Walker,
Louey Walker,
Hattie Walker
Robert Walker. and
Jane Becroft Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given, that viii, on the 18th day
IN of March A. d. 1850. at the hour Of two o'clock.
p NJ of said day. the north door of the Court House.
in the city of Troy in Doniphan County State Of Kan
offer for sale at public auction for cash. the follow
ing described real estate, to wit
The north west quarter Of section twentyhree t23)
in township three @ of range nineteen, 49,; and the
half OF the south half Of the north quarter Of
section twenty-five. C) in township three, 81 II range
nineteen, C9) all in Donphsn County. State of Kansas
Taken as the property of Elizabeth Pennington ct al
and offered the highest bidder for cash to sat-
isy certain judgments and costs Of record in the
sas in which J. K. o. Sherwood and John T. Kirwan
were plaintiffs and Elizabeth Pennington ct al were
defendants.
Given under my hand this ilth day of February A. D.
lss0.
CHARLES BURKHALTER
Sheriff Of Doniphan County
February IL. Iss0-5w. Prs fee. 1880
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26

SOME EFFKCTs.-We have spoken Of one inev- =
table effect of the acquittal Of Ingalls,, which is
that he will set mp for dictator to the Republi-
can party of the State, claiming that it is
necessary to his reputation and standing to u e
obeyed. But some good results also come of it.
One is, the failure of lot of editors in Missouri
to run the affairs of Kansas. While they have
more than they can attend to in the politics of
their own State, where they have their resi-
dence and their interest, they have undertaken
the job of engineering Kansas politics. Another
good thing is, that lot of pplitical prostitutes
have been fattened ont. There is q set Of men
in Kansas, who have undertaken to live by black
mail, and make it . business to howl against
any man who is elected to Office, and raise the
cry of bribery an corruption. Had Ingalls, been
the most honest man in the world, they would
have howled against him just as they have done.
Had any other man been elected, who would
have resisted their levy of contributions, the
howl would have been the same. Bat the best
result of all is, that it removes fat thing be-
yond the reach of Gov. St. John. He had con-
fdently looked forward to a vacancy to be filled
by his appointment, in which he could have ex-
ercised high-toned species of Christian bribery,
by appointing the mas who might happen to be
his most dangerous rival for the Governorship-
perhaps holding it in allegiance for several
mon tbs, as bait to manage q number of rivals.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26

0SrIcr OF CorHIr CLRRK .
TRoT. February i6. ieso
NOTICE is hereby given that petition vas presented
~ TO the Beard Of Commissioners Of Doniphan County
Aansas At their meeting on the 10th day February
ieeo asking that road be established ct the following
points. To Wit: Beginning at the wathens and Troy
road NJ the southeast Of the
Of seetaoo eighteen @ in township three CO. range
twenty-five txx running north ssid line % ipter,ect
road from Wathena to Burr-Osk. whersupop the
snd board "i County commissoners appointed the fol-
lowing pamed persona viz; l. Kncpp. Frank Kotsch
and Loy9 Bailey as viewers with 70 eet
q the place Of beginning Monday the sth dav Of
March ieo and proeeed % view raad give ali
ues neAing. And mahe due report ssid Beard st
Their session 70 be hsd es the jh day April Iss0
y sfder ef Board Of County Cennis.iouers-
Ets0t. ID. W. MORSE,
esy s"e-Sv. Csauty Clerk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26

STILL on THE Goa gentleman who stopped
at Waterville, on recent evening, says that he
went to hear the fne haired tramp, Herbert E.
Campbell, who had struck q bonanza at that
place. The only thing to vary the monotony of
the murder of his children, interspersed with
stale anecdotes, was free puff that Campbell
gave the editor of the Chief. From which it is
evident that our shots reached him, and hurt.
Tho Waterville dupss raised S75 for him, after
which, the editor of diminutive, starved pat
ent- t-outside paper published there. arose aud
cont ributed SIS for the benefit Of Campell's wife,
When the paper suspends, his subscribers will
place this contribution to profit and loss. Camp
bells next point is Belot, where he will appear
in the great one-horse act Of numbering his chill
dren, retailing tbreadbare anecdotes, and sling
ing bar-room slang, to wind up with the won-
derful sleight- hand trick of striking the pock.
cts of his audience. Campbell never wastes
much time in u town that he JAS raided
He likes fresh fields, where there is rich picking,
and where the people have not had a belly full Of
him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26
Road Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS
DoNIPHAx COcyrr koS.

DoSIrHAx CouxIr, IS.
OFrcE OF CorSfY CLExK
TROY. February 10. 1850
NOTICE 10 hereby given. that petition was present /
~ ed To the Board Of Of Donphsn Coun
Kansas At their meeting the 10th day of February
lseo asking that road be established at the follow
points TO wn Beginning at point the line
tne est quarter OF section seventeen. n. town
snip one ID range nineteen 9) Doniphan County Kan
sas where the Rad running from city Of
Cloud through said northwest quarter section strike.
said west line running thence to the south
corner OF said norch west quarter m
township one ~. range nineteen tie running thence
due west to the Brown County line Also road be gin
nng at the crnfre nf section eighteen @ township one
, fsnge nineteen 49, that will nt-rseet the r.t
described read running thence south the south est
corner OF the southeast quarter 1f section eighteen
township ore ID range nineteen I9D in Douiphan Conn
ty state OF Kansas or said described route
as Practicable. Whereupon, the said Board Of County
Com issiopers appointed the following named
viz Phil. Kelley, a. J. Sinclair. and I'd Nnlum as
Nth instructions 70 meet at the place Of begin
proceed TO view said road give all parties hearing
and make due report to said Board thar session to
ne held on the 5th day Of A prii. Is-o.
BY order Of the Board of County Commissioners.
Attesf: ID. w. MORSE,
feoruzry ID lee1-Jw County Clerk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26
Notice Of Petition for Sale Of
Real Estate.

0 the Heirs CreditorH and others interested in the
Il Estate Of Thomas C. AcGee. deceased: You are
hereby notified that the 18th day Of February ise
the undersigned presented his petition TO the Probste
Court of Donphan County State of Kansaa asking au-
thorit to sell Lot. D two. t3l three Cg and foar
~ in Rpgeys Addition 70 the City of Severanee In
Donphan County KanaA for the purpose Of paying the
indebtedness Of said Estste and that said petition viii
be heard on Monday, the 9Th day Of March. iso At
o'clock NJ at the ONCE Of the Probate Judge In Troy
Dated this 18th day Of February. A: D. lsec
Administrator Of said Estate.
February ~ 1ss0-1w. Prs fee. q.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26
Administrator's A Notice.

Estate Of Thomas c. McGee, Deceased
nN the 9th day Of February A. D. 1880 the undersigned
" vas appointed by the Probate Court Of poniphan
County Kansas Administrator of the Estate Of Thomas
c. Mcee late of said County deceased AL persons in
debted to sad Estate notified make payment Of
same and those having claims against the Estate are
qured present for within year from
the date hereof and IL such claims not presented with
in three from this date they will be forever
Troy, Kansas, February 9. 1850.
D. W. MORSE Administrator.
February ID lsso-Jv Prs fee a.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26
Notice for Divorce.

Notice for Divorce.
In the District Court Of the Judicial Distrc; Of tn
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan
Laura R. Freeman, Plaintiff
Thomas ". Freeman, defendant.
FVNHE above named defendant, Thomas W. Freeman
Il will take notice that be has been sued in the Dis.
rct Court of Doniphan County State of by the
above named plaintiff. Laura 4. Freeman. and that he
must the petition filed by the plaintiff on or be-
fore the 10th day Of March, 1890 the pettion will
plaintiff fro N said defendant.
Z. n. WILLIAMS and A. S. BREWSTER
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
FEB J, lse0.-5w. Prs. fee, $3.50.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-02-26
Sheriff. Sale.

SheriH's Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, }ss
the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kansas
Henry N. Robbins, Plaintiff
Rudolph wolfson Defendant
AYOTICE is hereby given that will the esi day Of
~ March, A. ID. 1850 at the hour of two o'clock. p
NJ of said day. tthe north door Of the Court House. in
the city Troy Doniphzn County State Of Kansas
offer sale public auction, for cash, the following
described real estate to witt The quarter Of
section thrty.two (3s) in township four, tD of range
twenty in Doniphan County State Of Kansas Taken
the property of Rudolph wolfson, and offered for e
to tn. highest bidder cash. satisfy certain judg
ment costa Of record in the District Court for
Donphan County in the State Of Kansas in which Henry
n. Robbins was plaintiff, and Rudolph wolfson was
defendant
Given under my hand this 18th day of February A D.
1880.
CHARLES BURKHALTER.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
February 49, ls50-5w. Prs fee 1880