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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-07
CORRESPONDENTS.
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Geaerni Nrwsy Notes.
ArcuIsoS. KAN, July 9, 1881

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cheeks, she sobbngly said: This is the saddest day
Of my life. ] knew James A. Garfield we'll lie was
n noble man. In my childhood played with him,
and lived near him until he grew up TO manhood.
No more honest, pure, upright man ever lived. 1t
| is sad gloomy day for the nation
The strangest thing of all is, that nine men out of
ten whom eonversed with on the subject, attribu-
ted the shooting Of the President to deliberate plot
on the part of Conklins and Arthur to make the lat
ter President; and bets were offered, that if Garfield
died Of his wounds, both Arthur and Conkling would
| he a.sa .sipated
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n Don't forget that NcCrum & Csven have .
large stock of Clothing for men and boys, and you
can bet they want to sell IL, and when you buy .
suit of them don't forget to ask to their two ao
lar calf boots for men.
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~ Women that have been bedrdden for years,
have been entirely cured Of female weakness by the
use Of Lydia T. Pnkhamis Vegetable Compound.
Send to Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkham. ~ Western Av-
enue, Lynn, Mass. for pamphlets.
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From my place, about mile and half from Bayne's
Bridge, in Wolf river Township Doaiphan County.
on Tuesiay night 90 Wednesday morning June q =
hay 6Iey, three years old, both hind feet white .
brand On right shoulder resembling about half an
oval viii Psy any one for the trouble Of inform
ing mo where she h.
ajunesi. ID. u. CoxKIn.
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Notice :

Machine Oils Of all kinds, at Atchison prices, at
J. A. CANrnEIL's,
23june4v. Severance, Kansas.
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DRITGS-
-o,.x .aI.aan.

Aud all the standard Patent Medicines 81
HERRINGs CASH STORE H'Ehiass Sta
lin, E..,. 3mehsl.
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The FoIIoyving Lands for sale

The FOLLOWING tseho. TUT Sn'".
Misc section 10, township 4, range 81
NV frcl ! section G, township ), range u
Slsw section 81. township 8, range 81
w. In. G. section 81, township ., range 81.
N.la section u, township }, range 81.
These lands will be sold ON reasonable terms-one-
third down balance in one and two years. For fur
Their information, inquire of
JOSEPH y. HANSON,
.g7ian Office in Court House.
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~ John MAILER is partner in three mines i'm the
Leadville region Quartz from these mines has re-
Gently been assayed and pronounced to he the rich
est Eold-bearing quartz yet discovered in that part
of the country. Consequently, John is booming
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IVA celebrated preacher makes the recommends
ton of Ayers Pills matter of religious duty. When
people bilious and dyspeptie what they need i,
the Gospel of Health In such cases. the best creed
to swallow consists of thirty susnreoated articles in
pillbox.
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A, HERRING,

HIGHLAND STATION, KANSAS,
rs selling Goods strictly for Cash, and for
onc-haif the profit Of those who have to
mako allowances for bad debts. lsn'eAsl.
~ New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles Dress Goods, and cheaper than
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ES- Remember the Sunday School Excursion be-
tween Atchissn and Falls City, July 18th. fleas
ant trip and low fare. Bills will be ont soon.
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" Services at the Presbyterian church, July
10th. Morning subject: Assassination, and some Of
its Lessons No evening service.
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EXCURSION RATES TO CIRcUs-Excursion trains
will he run, Mt low rates. to Coups Circus, at st.
Joseph Tuesday, July 18th.
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r. Open air services by Rev. =. N. Pickles, a
grove near school house. in District No. 60, on Sun
day afternoon next, at O'Clock.
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II 1--WE have great faith in the cure of dyspep
sa constipation general debility, torpid liver. and
all summer complaints, by DR.. MarshalIs Big Brom
oline.r-Dakota Stale Ga-efse
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Fire Hundred Thousand Strong,

n County Treasurer johnson went to Topeka,
last Friday, and made his settlement with the State
Treasurar
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Stills, joists studding. sheeting. flooring, doors.
glazed sash. docrframes, etc. Also. fine lot of
bridge timbers, at one-half less than they can be
bought for elsewhere. Call on
w. II. ii. CURrIs,
Doniphan, Kansas.
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Highland and Vicinity.
will sell any style Of Harness or Saddle at greatly
reduced prices. ON long time. have large stoeh
TO select from NORMAN CASE,
l6june4v Highland, Kas
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LADIES' LINEN SUITS !

We bought 100 Linen Suits and
listers, when at Chicago, this
spring, at soc on the dollar. We
throw them out for sale, this
week, and we want to see any
body sell them as eheapaswew will.
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Y Preaching at the Methodist Church, on next
Sunday morning. No services ai night
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T,,E NEWS IN TEoY.-The news Of the assn,

TnE News ~ TROY.-The news Of the assassinn.
ton received in Troy, saturday morning about
10 o'clock. An hour afterwards, the report
that Garfield was dead. and bills were ordered an
nouneing abandonment Of the celebration ON the
18th; but before they were printed, the report was
contradicted. At o'clock, news came again that
he was dead; and Mt 10 o'clock. the bells on the
churches and the school honse tollcd. Sunday
morning. flags displayed drapod in mourning
but when the train arrived from st. Joseph, it
again found that the report false, and the flags
were taken down. Sunday afternoon, the announce
ment came that the bullet had been extracted, and
that it had not touched the kidneys SPINE en-
tered the cavity. But Monday morning, that report
found to be untrue. so that it will he seen that
people were kept alternating between extremes,
at every random report that found its way over the
wires
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-07

A girl wanted to do general bouse-woh. Goot
wages will be paid good girl. J.w. WADE
Troy, June 20.
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AT low rates- IN lang time. n. PRICE,
2iiunesO Troy, Kansas.
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n MeCrum 4 Coven have fsi. line Of spring
sud summer hats, for girls aud boys; also . new
line of fur, wool and straw hats for men and eoys
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-07

in exeh.naa s can always depend on getting -four
without delay - inc severance Aiiis'
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y The foods are past, the Severance Mills ara
running regularly, and VIII accommodate everybody
promptly.
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~ Remember, We dsnt propose 10 be uuderso'd
in any kind Of Dry Goods or Groceries We meet
any and all competition promptly.
VAN BUsKIRK 4 BRECKENRIDGE
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n.trait Mieh

wrDR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORN SYRUP
instantly destroys worms and removes the secretions
which cause them. 3febls.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-07

Troy Lodge No l3II Knights Of Honor meets the sec
ond and fourth Friday evenings in each month In Odd Eel
lows Hall over Doders Bank.
RoHERT WILKINSON, Reporter
NE L CHURCH.-Servicese every Sabbath at loi A NJ,
We and a p NJ. Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing F. NJ PICKLES, Pastor.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On Real Estate, in sums 10 suit Dor
rowers, on five years time, or icsss In.
tere<t, per cent. per annum. Com.
missions reasonable.
lsjaRly III. a. w. III. BAtsilE.
Northwest Cor. 4th Edmond streets, St. Joseph No.
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y Boder Brothers have just received IS. 200 to
loan on mortgage No commission. 3june3w.
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" BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures pain in Man
and Beast. For externally and internally. 3fsb
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$500 % Lean

II The choicest styles of Summer Straw Hats, for
men and boys, q.
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aGENrS AND CANvASSEIex

Make from SIS To $50 per week selling goods for
T.. @. RIDEOUT & CO.. 10 Barclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms. l9Augly
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Girl Wanted,

= DR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the hest Ca
thsrtie Regulators. 3febsl.
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money. lA'ues wishing 70 oorro'
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q DURSO's CATARRH SNUFF cures Casarrh
md an Affections of the uucous membrane 3feb
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A. n. a. A. VI.

Troy Lodge No q 4. +. and A NJ, meets In their Hall
trst Monday in before full moon, and second
Saturday thereafter. 49, nv ,,-,.s,,,,, W. n,
ID. c. SINCLAIR Sec.
wathena Lodge No. 81, A +. A NJ, meets at their
Hall every SATURDAY before the full moon and every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethren cordially in
yited to attend. ROBERT PERiGO, W. n
Aug. MILLER Sec.
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AGENTS.
JAMES IT, RATES Il Park Row, New York.
X n PErTESGILL CO., 81 Park Row, New York
HOWELL & CHESMAN, St Louis No.
THIS PAPER may Be found on Ole at George p
tisinr Bureau no Spruce ST. where advertisining
tracts may be made for 1t IN NEW YORK.
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Troy CITY Lodge No u meets every Saturday night at
Odd Fellows Hall Boders Bank. Al members Of the
Order cordially invited to attend
+. Z. wRsTFALI, r Sec.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25
COMMUNICATED.

AS soon of our citizens take interest
in the cultivation of vine which bears
what they arc calling the vegetable
Pear" the following information may
be acceptable to them:
1t is the "Cbocho" of the island of
Jamaica, and has been introduced into
Madeira, whence its fruit is sometimes
sent to London and sold there in the
markets under the name of "Chayotes. "
Its botanic name is Sechium ednlc, from
the Greek word Selsso to fatten; because
it is highly esteemed in the West Indies,
not only as food for men, but also for
fattening animals. .... -. a
It belongs to the natural order Of the
CucusSatacea, or cucumber family. 1t is
climbing vine, with tendrils, and
smooth stems, rising from large feshy
root--and has yellow staminate and
piStillate separate flowers on the same
plant. Its fruit is four or FIVE inches
long, and either green or cream-color-
ed. p. MAGNET.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

The CAPITOLlAN has never dreamed,
even, that any other than Republican,
or one of the opposition to the Demo.
cratic party, could be appointed to fill a
Federal Office.
~ What we mean is simply this: There
are many Republicans here, active and
competent men, who could attend to
the duties of the Office of postmaster to
the satisfaction of Republicans as we'll
as Democrats Besides, there are, in
this parish especially, number of men
who, having arrayed themselves against
the Democracy, are by this time, entitled
to ask of the incoming administration
their share of the chicken pie.
If the boosted civil service reform
principle of the Republican party is o
sham and fraud, then they will con-
tinue to make the Postoffice Depart
ment what it is in the Capital Of Lou
isiana-i. e. an asylum for broken down
politicians. Else, Mr.. Garfield will Sc
lect from among the Republicans or the
opponents of the Democracy, Post
master who will be able to attend to bis
business. That's ALL
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

chants will be the losers. That the peo-
pie Of this city will cross over, for five
cents, to make their purchases at Port
Allen, where the expenses of the mer-
chants are lighter than over here. Such
being the case, we can't understand why
the Sugar Planter wants to prevent the
people of Baton Rouge from going to
buy their goods at Port Allen. 1t strikes
us that the doctrine of Gree Trade and
Sailors Rights" is exactly the one which
should be applied among the East and
West Baton Rougeans, just now. How
ever, if Brother Hyams insists on it, we
move that he be made special case and
that tho ferryman charge him ten cents
while everybody else pays but five.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

Important to Southern LandoWnerx

One of the most encouraging signs Of
better times in Georgia is the change
gradually going on from planting to
farming, and the conversion of large
plantations into small farms which &C
companies it. The State Commissioner
of Agriculture says that "there are
twice as many men who own small
farms in Georgia now as there were five
years ago. and many counties are cited
where farms as small as ten, twenty
and fifty acres are common In Ogle-
thorpe county there are four times az
many farms of,l00 acres as there were
in 1870, and there is steady demand
for land from persons who gradually
accumulate money to buy with. The
large land owners are favoring the
change because they find that it is to
their interest. A few years ago, one
gentleman bought 400 acres of land for
81, 700 and rented it out to tenant. Il
proved too large for one man the owner
divided it in two farms. These were
still too large and the tract was divided
in six farms, each with family on it.
and it is found that one farmer makes
more on seventy acres than tho first
tenant made Oh the whole 400. The
tenants have earned and saved enough
money to buy farms Of their own, and
the proprietor must either sell them the
places they live on or they will 20 else
where and buy.
The general advantage to commit
nifty Of small farms over large ones is
exhibited in more ways than one. Not
only docs it insure better cultivation
and larger yield from the same amount
Of land, but it invites immigration, null
tiplies the number of tax-paying FARM.
ers, enhances the value of land, and
materially reduces the class of shiftless
renters unattached to the soil, who
have little interest in the general VOL
fare OF the community. There is not o
Southern State that would not be large
ly benefited by the change that il going
on in Georgia.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25
gied.

ALLAIN-In this city at o'clock A. n,
Saturday, January 2sd, 1881. ADELE GRAND.
PRE- wife of Fergus Allain-agsd 50 years, 4
months and II days.
AHRENS-On Wednesday, January isth,
1881, at 7:O5 P. NJ. ELIZABETH ECKHERT,
wife Of VIM. L. Ahrens--aged 20 years, q native
Of Baton Rouge. 1875 ts
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25
SMITH AGAIN.

Inc chickens came back, it seems, to
roost at Contestant Smiths shebang,
for on the 10Th inst, in an ADVERTISE
mont in the columns of the Advocate.
he went on to explain how there was a
mistake in the matter of his refusal 70
accept service on some documents which
Col. Robertson wished to have served
on Smith in rebutta of the lattcr's pre-
pOster0nS contest for a seat in CONGRESS-
Says Smith, it was on " on the excep-
ton that he refused 10 accept service.
Consequently, he molly compelled Col.
EobertSon's representative to send a
friend all the way to New Orleans and
nave the document passed through the
cireumlocution office, ere it reached him
through deputy marshall. In word.
he didn't kill the man when he cut bis
throat, though he tried hard to do il,
He only wounded him.
Such is about the sunl and substance
of the gallant Colonel's explanation. at
the close of which he makes known to
its readers the following startling place
of information:
Now, one werd to the CApIToIIAs.
Whenever the Government deems it ne
cessaTy to effect change in the post.
office at Baton Rouge, that journal will
not be consulted as to the particular
time when that change is to be made,
or as to the person who viii succeed
me--AIyCK SMITH.
1t is hardly necessary to say, in this
particular, that the CAPIToLIAx shares
the fortunes Of the Democratic party.
to which it adheres in victory and in
defeat. Consequently, it has no favors
to ask of the Republican administration.
1t asks no favors when it complains that
a man, incapable of attending to the
public service, fills the position Of post
master at Baton Rouge, and that some
one who can should be put in bis place
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

j. S. X. Scovill, Morris, Ills, says ::
When your "Only Lung Pad" came to
hand, my son could not raise his head.
He is now up and gaining every day.
See advertisement.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25
Gri.Neeklp Cap1tol1an
LOCAL MATTERS.

We are happy TO see that Prof Lip
pard has recovered from his recent Sc
we're illness, and is once again promena-
ding our streets.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

The Mexican drover, Flores, who was
shot by Jake Shields on the Perkins
plantation last week, died Saturday
from the effects of his wounds
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

RE1OpENs To-MoRRow--Prof. Lip
pard, the accomplished instructor Of the
art Of dancing, requests US to state that
his school will be re-opened tomorrow
"wednesday at the usual hours. Pupils
win please take notice.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
School Board Notice.

YTHHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
l. School Board on Tuesday, February LIST,
1881 AL the members are requested to be
present, rs there will DO business Of importance.
jan25 K. W. WILLIS, President.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

This IL to Certify, That the most CON-
i plets line Of domestic aud foreign Wines
and Liquors and at the same time the most
reasonable, are at any ones disposal at Writings
(Signed) f. K. WEATHERSEASON
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

We are sorry to sec that both the car
pointers and the mason's work has been
suspended OH the Capitol, owing to the
delay arising by the failure of the con.
tractor to supply tho iron frames for tho
windows and the columns designed for
the rotunda. We hope that Mr.. shak-
speare will hurry matters up, so that
active work may be resumed soon.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

This ~ to certify, That, though bhe
i. winds may howl, tho rain may soak the
earth through to China, and the sun fail to part
assunder the massive vapor banks it will not
prevent US from purchasing either our Wood
or Willow, Crockery or Fancy Glassware and
the like at Writings. So help MS, the Clerk of
the Weather. tSigned)
WILLIAM OVERTHRIvER
LOOKAHEAD CLINTON,
HORTENSE HIGHLAND,
GROSTETE HOPEFUL.
MARY LIVINGSTONE
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

+. FREDEg1CKsoS.--Wc insert, to-day.
the advertisement Of this prominent and
well-known Druggist and Pharmacist,
whose magnificent store is situated at
No. 1879 Canal street, New Orleans. It
Will repay any of our readers to call and
examine the very complete laboratory
where Mr.. Frederickson compounds, on
a large scale, the very fine preparations
whose popularity is increasing every
day. The establishment is the same
that was owned before the war by DIR,
james Syme, and is, % it was then, the
boast of New Orleans. Besides finding
aherc Mr., Frederickson, one of the most
sfabie ofgentlemen, our Eaton Rouseons
will meet Major Cluverius, who strains
every point to accommodate the Chs.
toners, especially his host of friends
from this section. Any orders sent TO his
care will receive prompt attention. See
the advertisement.
The Sugar Planter is still angry be-
cause his parishioners will be allowed
to cross the river for five cents instead of
ten, as heretofore. If ever the dietum.
''no matter what you do, you can't
please everybody" was verified, it has
surely been in this instance. Brother
Hyams contends that Baton Rouge mer-
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

VI1hiS ~ to certify, That the best Five
i Cent Cigars in the State can be found al
Wittings, tSigneiD
PROF. D'REPAST.
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This IL to certify, That have got do.
i Gle. three minute, always hungry mule to
back my abatement that WRITINGS have the
best and cheapest Flour, Flour, Flour, to be
found within hundred miles or 80.
(Signrd) GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25
State of Louisiana,
PARlSg o. EAST BATON ROUGE.
w. w.

This Is to Certify, That at Writings can
i. be found the finest, cheapest and hest az
sortment Of Coffee in the city
(Signedl EMILY POSITIvEFACT.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

This il 10 certify, That when | need a
l. cheap and handsome Lamp ! buy it at
Writings. (Signed)
HANNAH VANDERBILT.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-25

vTNhis II to certify, That after long expo.
l. renco in the matter. have come to the
conclusion that Mr.. Whiting sells the best but.
ter. And, / heartily endorse the statement that
iii pays In ,he long run to deal at Writings
(Signed( Mrs JOHN GOODCOOK