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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-11-02
DR.. L. II. BENNETT,

ID EsIDEST DENTIST. Severance KAn.a. Omrs
h Curtis Frznkin's Drug Store. viii wait -
persons within twenfy ails Work needs only TO be
to be appr-ca,e The best Of reference An ~ork vH
ranfeh T. O Boy lO6 Snctix
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r. We have heard of but one man in tn,
County who is going to vote against Shaner, and
he says that he will not vote for any man who
eats onions and crackers and tries to talk with
his month fIIlI
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II What is wrong. 1t is now more than a
week since we have seen account OF the
preacher-bully of Topeka, Rev. Dunlap, getting
his dirty, abusive jaws slapped. Isn't sonebo,ly
neglecting sacred dutyi
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~ S. l.. Ryan is doing good work for the
ticket. in his District. All the signs of the times
indicate that he and F. ii. Drenning will be the
next Representatives from this Comfy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-11-02

~ Since the withdrawal Of Mr.. Armstrong
from the race for Probate judge, leaving John
Wilson alone on the track, il wouid be pretty
hard TO get any bets against Wilson's election.
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SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION
OF THE
Time of Holding a General Election.


COUNTY OF DONIPHAN $50
The STATE Of Raasns 70 all 10 shO ese prests shall eone
Greeting:
II NOW YE that l. Nathaniel C. Bailey Sheriff Of Don-
N iphan County State Of Kansas by virtue Of authority
in vested do by this proclamation give public notice
that, On the Tarsdny succeeding the arst Monday
In November. A. ID. 1SSj, (being the 9Th day Of said
month"; there will be held general election and tho on
TO be chosen at that time follows, to Wit:
A Governor of the State Of Kansas.
4 Lieutenant. Governor.
A Secretary OF State.
An Auditor of State
State Treasu-cr.
An AttOTaey General
An Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
A State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
-Four Representatives. in Congress for the State at args
representative in Congress for the First Congressional
District
A Probate Judge Of Doniphan County.
Clerk of the District Court
County Attorney.
A County Superintendent Of Public Instruction
County Surveyor. TO I'LL 4 vacancy
Representative in the Legislature for the First Repre-
sentative District composed Of the Townships Of Iowa,
Wolf River and Union
Representative in the Legislature for the Second Rep.
rsentaive District composed Of the Townships Gf Centre
Wayne, Burr Oak Washington and Marion.
And County Commissioner for the Second Commission
District composed Of the Townships of Centre and
Wayne.
And Of electors said officers will he received
the polls Of each election precinct in the several Townships
Of the County.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand my
Office in the City Of Troy in said County and State this
10th day Of October, 4 ID. fss2.
NC BAILEY.
sheriff Of Donphan County.
October H. lss2-4s.
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HOU SE

North Side Public Square,
TROY. KANSAS.
NHE House has been thoroughly oyerhauled md repair
IL ed and j. hrstclass In every respect IL eunyenicnf
10 the ST Joseph Western Railroad Depot and hacks
with all trains the Atehison Sebrzska Rail
road ct Truy Iun.tion- Charges rea.znable-
ssmay79. CHAS. HiGBY. ProprissG.
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y The Topeka Capital rsed To call him "a party
by I he name Of Johnson That's what misled Us
We thought he was We did not expect to
nSe q parrot--Giobe-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-11-02

II The jury in the case of Mrs. Seoville has
adjudged her insane. But she was sharp enough
to skip ont. so that they cannot find her.
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
Before ID. W. Brown Justice of the Peace Of Centre
Township in Doniphan County. State of Kansas.
John W Wade. Plaintiff.
J. X. Little Defendant.
SAID Defendant is hereby notified that the 23d day
- of October lS order Of attachment for the Of
twelve dollars and eighty cents l2 sO issued by the
above named Justice of the Peace against his goods in the
above entitled action and that said will be heard
the LIST day of December, A d. lsa2 at 10 oclock NJ
JOHN W. WADE, Plaintiff.
Attest: d. W. BROWN. Justice of the Peace.
November > lss2-3w. Prs fee, 81.
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II We are afraid the White Cloud Rerieic has
the chronic belly ache. II il sore over every
thing that is done by majority of the Repub-
licans of the County. 1t predicted that Fred.
Close would lie nominated with rush for Dis
trict Clerk. The RcrieW's ticket for delegates at
White Cluud was elected without opposition,
but still the Convention was so largely against
Close that he would not submit his name. Now
the Rerisr is prophesying Closes triumphant
election as prohibition the-liquor to-the-
boys hotter Great is the Rerierr as a prophet
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-11-02

When you vote,- remarks the Topeka Herald
remember that Kansas is i0O miles long 800 n,iles
wide 5000 miles deep. and reaches to the stars
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-11-02

p The Atchison Chaapion says, ''if any Re-
publican has discovered any better way OF pre-
preserving the organization of his party and
maintaining its principles than by voting its tick
ct, he should by all means give his discovery to
the public" of course, better way has been
discovered, and applied. Ii is to nominate n
man and adopt platform that are obnoxious
and hateful to thousands Of Republicans, and
then if they object, call then, whiskcyites
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Attachment Notice.

Before Joshua Allissn Jusse af the Peace for Welt
Rive Township DoniPbaD County. Ksn.s~
&c M.ttr'"n- Plaintiff
David Rsr.oq. }pefend.nt
AID dssndap; is hrreby bstiHed that the nh day
- Of to- erler VI attarh hment for the ef
three husdr-d dollars tsp issued by the above
ed Justice II tie fsase against his goo In the above
titled aefisn and that said viii be heard the issA
day u Nsve.rb-=, A. d. i-ss n II oicssrk, A n.
y. q. NATTESoN. PiaintiG.
Attest. J. ALLISON. Justice Of the Peace
Orfehe- 10 f--9-5v Pas Zee. II
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u The ST. John papers keep talking of an
immepse imaginary vote that will be cast IN
Kansas this fall, and solidly for st. Jon. 1t is
what they call the new immigration. Consider
ing that there has been decrease in population
in the last year, it will he what straws and
shadows and phantom roots the st. Johnnies are
grabbing at. 1t is very probable that tho vote
of Kansas will be smaller than it was two years
ago If the anii-St John men in Kansas all
vote their honest sentiment, phantom voters will
not save him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-11-02

II prohibitionist told US, this week, that
the prohibitionists in this County were generally
going to vote for Fred. Close and against Mr.
Heatley, to rstsiiate upon thes. Republicans
who refuse to vote for st. John. This should be
the signal for every opponent OF prohibition, re-
gardless of party, to vote for Frank Brown and
Heatley. When an attempt is made to whip tie
people Of this County into voting for ST. John,
by threats of beatiu. certain candidates on the
ticket the people should see to it that those
candidates are elected
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c0NSuMPIlQN:l
Taxes for 1882.

OFFICE OF TREASURE OF DoSIPHAS CoUyTr,
Troy kansas, November l. lSss-
NyOTICE i. hereby given that the Tax Rolls for ls2
IL have been PLACED IN NV hands and that ready To
receipt for all taxes that may be offered.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-11-02

II Gov. Hendricks, of Indiana, is dangerous
iy Ill, with but slim change fuE recovery We
have not learned the nainre Of his complaint.
hut blood poisoning has resulted from il.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-11-02
Tax Ievies for 1882.

The following is the levy of taxes for the iss2 on
each One Hundred Dollars valuation:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-11-02

II The serious charge is made against Frank
Brown, that he never contributed to the church
We did not know that it was necessary to
pay tribute to any particular church, in order to
be entitled to votes for public office; but, as a
matter of truth, Mr.. Brown has contributed to
churches, to the extent of his ability. Further
more, at time when Highland University was
deeply involved in debt, and under financial
cloud, Mr.. Brown, although not living in that
town, nor having any pnpils to send 10 the
school. paid $50 toward assisting II out of its
embarrassment We suggest that the persons
making these charges show mp their liberal acts
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Governnr
JOHN p. ST. JOHN.
For Lieutensnt Governor
ID. W. FINNEY.
For Secretary Of State
JAMES SMITH.
For Auditor Of State
=. P. McCABE,
Por State Treasurer.
SAMUEL 7. HOWE.
For Attorney General
W. A. JOHNSTON.
For Associate Justice Of Supreme Cont
DAVID J. BREWER.
For State Superintendent of Public Instruction
II. c. SPEER.
FoR CoSGREssMKx At LARGE.
:. X. PETERS, LEWIS HANBACK,.
d. W. PERKINS, +. n. MORRILL,.
FoR coSGREss, FIRST DIsIRIcT,
JOHN A. ANDERSON.
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v A destructive hail-storm visited Eastern
Iowa, on Monday.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Probate Judge,
JOHN F. WILSON.
For Clerk Of the District Court
FRANK BROWN.
For County Attorney.
THOMAS W. HEATLEY.
For Comfy Superintendent of Public instruction,
H. F. sHANER.
For County Surveyor to ill vacancy,
HENRY A. HILLS.
For Representative. First District
5. L. RYAN.
fOr Representative. Second District,
F. II. DRENSING.
FOR County Commissioner, Second District
CYRUS LELAND, JR-
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The price Of the following organ has been advanced
e195 since inserting this eieeirotype.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRUNKENNESS E. OPIUM EATIN
ne manuracturers nave
Won the Highest Medals and Praise Everywhere.

Over Druggists and Ply scans have signed paper
stating Bensons Capcne Porous Pasers superior
to al others Price rs ceats, a6oet4w.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,

Sixth and Market Streets, Phila'
delphia.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
Send In Your Letters.

SlHciuudtti ohtuIudy NlRnt.
There is nothing in the editors life,
perhaps, that fills his cup OF happiness
10 the brim as certainly as to be the
recipient of visit from some one bear
ing u letter Of Introduction.
1t don't make bit of difference who
the party is, or from whom he obtains
his credentials; an editor is always
glad to see anybody. Time hangs very
heavily on his hands, he leads an i.ola-
ted life, and IT is the source of inestima-
ole comfort to him to sit around and
talk for four or five hours to a total
stranger. These letter, of introduction
fellows generally want railroad passes
and theatre tickets, some of them, by
way Of variety, will borrow money,
while all Of them expect to have the
paper sent to them gratuiously forever
atterward.
And it is right that they should
expect all Of these things, for it
isn't the least trouble in the world for
an editor to get passes aud money and
things.
The railroad men knuckle right down
to newspaper man every time, and 80
DO the theatrlca. managers and every
body; they are afraid of him, and are
only too glad to give up anything he
wants.
And 80 we hope our friends and &C
Quaiutances ata distance who have
friends or acquaintanCes coming here,
will send them right to US. Tell them
it won't cost them dollar while they
are here, that weare one OF the best
fellows in the world, and will show
them around everywhere; and don't
forget to say; III only wish | co uld 60
with you; Lord! how We would wa oop
EN- up !"
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
Bera h srlt tn Madrid,

Sarah Bernhardt made her de but al
the Theatre Royal, in presence of the
King, Queen and the Infanta Isabel.
There was splendid audience Three
tierB of boxes and the pit were crowded
with nobility, diplomats, men of let
tiers, politicians and lovely creatures in
rich toilets. Mile. Bernhardt OBJ.
tanned after the second act, and espec-
tally after the third and fifth acts, a
grand success. She deeply moved the
audience. Cheers, vivas and bouquets
abounded. Her husband is a poor
performer. The chief topic of CONVEX
sation during the acts was not Barcelo-
Ira, but the disastrous inauguration of
the season of bull fights, where, on
Two days in succession there was a
fearful scene of excitement. Many
bulls were badly wounded. The cele-
hrated bull fighter, Caranchs, smashed
his nose. On the second day the bull
caught near the barrier, tossed up and
gored against the popular espada, Angel
Pastor. He was mortally wounded.
Extreme JUNCTION was given him out
side the bull RUG and he was carried
home on a sire tcher, followed by a
large crowd. Hundreds of all ranks
visited his house. The press is full of
narrowing accounts,
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
NEVER GOT OVER 1T.

"Do you know my DEAR" she sud
denly said a. she looked up from her
piece work, "do you know that next
week will be the twentieth anniversary
of our wedding?"
as that so? By George, how time
flies! Why, had no idea of it,"
"fes, we have been married almost
twenty long years." she continued,
with something of sigh. "You have
been good husband to me, darling"
And you have been good little
wife, Susan, Come here till | kiss, you.
These!'
II was thinking to-day was think.
ing Of"
"Of that sickly faced baboon who
used to go home with you from prayer
meeting before knew you ?" he inter.
rupted
"What do you mean"
"Who, but that Brace fellow, of
course"
"Why, George, he wasn't such bad
fellow.
"Wasn't eh? Well, I'd like to know
OF worse one. He didn't know enough
to chew putty. and there you were as
much as engaged to him"
"Yes, but you know yon were at tho
same time Keeping company with that
Helen Perkins"
That Helen Perkins, Wasn't Miss
Miss Helen Perkins one of the lovelies t
AMI prettiest girls in Liverpool"
No, she wasn't! She, had tee h like
a torse"
"5he had, Ell! How about that stoop
shouldered, white headed Brace"
"And such big feet rs she had why
George, she was the laughing stock OF
the town"
"Not much she WASN'T She was a
young lady who would have made a
model wife"
"Then why didn't you marry her aud
all her moles and warts and mushroom
eyes,"
"Don't talk that way to me Her
eyes were AZ nice as yours!"
they wasn't"
"They was believe you are sorry
because yon didn't marry Bruce!"
And know you are sorry because
you d dn't marry Brace"
And l know you are sorry because
you didn't marry that beautiful aud
accomplished Miss Perkins"
IL am, oh? thought you said had
been a good husband to you"
And didn't you call me your blessed
little witr?"
Then he pumped down and began to
read the m ortgags sale advertisements
in the paper aud she picked up her
sewing and gave the cat gentle kick.
These Old things will come up now and
then, and somehow neither side ever
gets entirely over them.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
Cold Weather In the West.

MADISON, Indiana, April 1.-The
mercury tell to "a degrees in exposed
places last night. Many of the fruit
buds are killed, but the blossoms are sC
profuse this season that enough are
probably left to insure crop. The
wheat is injured where it was jointed
The cherries and plums are safe. The
early apples are damaged and the straw.
berries killed.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 1.-The
reports from various parts of the State
this morning indicate that while there
was but little frost it WAS sutti Gent,
nevertheless, to kill the fruit.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, April II 1t
was sno wing hard hore this morning,
and last night it was very cold. Fears
are entertained that damage has been
done to the early peaches and apples.
Aspecial dispatch to the Telegraph
from South Haven says that the pros.
poets in the fruit belt are hAttering,
aside from the damage to early and
small fruits from this cold snap.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
A TRAGIC TALE,

All his life he had toiled and savet
and scraped, and pulled every strini
that had dollar at the end of it. An(
now all his hard earned wealth Wagon,
and a great hateful, interest eating
mortgage spread its black wings ov.l
all that he owned and loved on earth
He sank into chair, and, folding bis
arms upon the table before him, bowed
his gray head upon them and groaned
great groans. His heart seemed break.
ing
"Did You mortgage the farm ?" asked
his wife, apxiously, stealing softly 10
his side.
eyes" he growled, "both farms, and
sold the wood lot over on Big Island. "
"Aud did you have to mortgage the
town house too ?" she asked, with quiv-
ering lips and glistening eyes
ooh, yes, said the man in hollow
tones, "Oh, yes" and sold all my stock
in the Northern, and hyposhecated
what had in the Sixth street bridge"
"And was it enough ?" she asked,
trembling with eagerness. "Was it
enough
''Not quite" he growled, and then,
as he saw the CHASTITY pallor of deathly
disappointment spread over her face
he added, "but the milliner let me have
it ON ninety days time for the balance
at eight per cent. !"
"And you've brought my new hat
home then," she caroled, joyously.
"Oh, Philip, you dear old duck p
"Well, no, not all of it., he said. II
brought the plumes aud one Of the bows
down with me In the express, but the
hat itself is coming down from Chicago
on a flat-car."
And the next week after that, eleven
dark. proved men, who sat behind
Philips wife at the theatre, waylaid the
wretched man on his way home, hauled
him off down Valley street, rolled him
up into wad, and stopped up the new
sewer with him.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
HUNTING HIS AUNT.
The night y as not too utter cold,
b. t utter old enovgh
To make pedestrians hurry
And treat a sirAnsor graf.

l
The night as not too utter cold,
Bt utter G old enoVgh
To make pedestrians hurry
And treat Stranger graf.
The hour was late, and hon est folks
| Were snug away in bod;
And watch-dCgs watched the providing ca
and wished that she were dead
| That was the night, the situation
the dogs and the cats and the weather.
AS for the man, he appeared a little
later on at a houss on Brush street,
pulled the bell until the furniture rat
| Tied, and when rome one threw up a
window and asked him what on earth
and spliuIers he wanted, tho midnigh,
caller sweetly sang;
II am look ny for my aunt,
But to ind her oh l can't,
Though I've travelled till I'm nothing but q
shadder;
She eloped a year ago,
End gave me such blow
That my adness keeps growing on me sad
der"
Then the householder called him a
crank AID lots or other names, aud
threatened him with instant death, and
finally fired his revolver in the air to
SCARE him away. But he didn't scare.
He carefully placed his hat on the
ground and leaned against tree box
and sang
"Oh! wherever do stray,
l can't help but feel this way,
And perhaps 1t Is because my heat Is break
ing;
There is nauxht my soul 10 cheer,
And fell so sad and dIear,
That soon -"
"Come along !" interrupted an officer
who had been attracted by the firing,
and the prisoner came.
Lost your aunt, oh ?" quered the
court as the prisoner stood before him
and answered to the name of John
Harris.
eyes, sir "
And you grieve and are sad?"
"The same
"Well, can't find your aunt, but |
can cure your complaint. My prescrlp.
ton calls for sixty days in the Work
house, with plenty of hard work and
mush and molasses for dinner"
"Have deserved bastile ."
THE court decides that you have.
Fall Back"
"No prison bar shall ever stand be!
I'll commit suicide"
"That's nothing to me. Fall back"
BIZ ali carried him back into the cor.
ridor and gave him ham sandwich to
stay his stomach, and when the omni-
bus backed up he looked as cheerful
and resigned as an old log house
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
PURLIO nALN.
TluBIlC SALE,
THKESHINa MACHINES.


The subfcribsr will sell, At Public Sale at
tho residence OF John X. kees on this road
from OgletOwn to Nilson'a Slope, about 2
miller south east of NewarW, De,., on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10Th, 1882,
at O'Clock. =. M.
Without reserye, all of bis threshing ma.
chimes consisting Off Portable or ginss, and
shorss power, made by John Best, Lanoas
ter, Pa; z water tan Is on wheels, No and
l, No. l Westinghouse Independent Oral 4
Threshers 2 No lCombined WestinghG use
Glover and Grain Tn 'e.hers Corn Shelter,
'mith's patsnD lot ~ inch belt tools,
col boxes, SC anyone wanting thru shia X
machinery will! And II to their advantai Q to
at.en, the above sale as they ara all In good
order and will positively be sold US intend
to quit tho Du nness.
TERMS. o Il onths By to with approved
security VIM. K. II EE~,
ap. 5.i2 49, Newark, Dol.
L. y. stidham 4 Soa. auotionee 8.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
Cane may.

Rev. A. N. Keigwin has leased a
cottage at Cape May and will take pos
session of it tomorrow. His health has
become some what impaired aud this
course has been adopted in order to
secure its improvement during the
summer months. The pulpit of West
church in the meantime will be occu.
pied by other ministers unless he shall
find that he is able to visit our city on
Saturday and return on Monday to the
cape. We wish that he may not be
disappointed in hts expectations of
physical benefit by this change Of air
and scenery.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

ID EGISTER'S iIHDEh


~ NkjTTkR'- OSsivA,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 2 1882.
Upon the application of sh5On Rionarisou
administrator, -. r A. OF tliztbtth Stroud,
late OF wilmington said cou ty dec easec
1t Is ordered and directed by the Register tbAi
the ad IN nistrat aforea14d give notice Of the
granting ofletters of administration upon TIA
estate Of deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, BY causing advertisements to be posT
cd within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, In six Of the most public places OF the
county 81 New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present.
the same or abide by an act of Assembly Ia
such case made and provided; and Also cause
the same % be inserted within the same
period In the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN. q
newspaper published IL Wilmington, and 10
be continued therein three weeks, teo-d.)
~, Given under the hand and seal
LIS. Otfice Of the Register aforesaid, It
49, Wilmington, in New CASTLE county,
Aforesaid, the day and year above writtee
). q. BIUtfS Register,
NoroR--All persons having claims ayalnss
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the administrator, on
or before M .rch o, A. d., 1888, or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. ASHTON RICHARDSON,
administrator, @ 7. A.
Address.-Wilmington. MIST
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

D be u
Of Phi
chat d
ant, VI
isylva1
i'd be d
was atl
IN On
If the \
ce of Il
lister, II
will on
nd a hi
is knob
.ce, and
Jllltl not
any tinld
lsr mind
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

We have Of the best extra
supers, a very full line from
So cents to 81.