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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13
White Cloud Items.

Mr. Scott who was hurt so badly, week or SC
ago, is getting along nicely.
Old gentleman Mullenix has been quite sick, for
some time, but at the present writing seems to be
getting better.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Winker accompanied by Mrs.
winklers sister, Miss Mary Z. Bradbury, left for
their home at Fairfax, Mo-, on Friday morning last
Mr. and Mrs. Winkler came on to spend the Fourth
of July with Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury.
Our Silver Cornet Band spent the 9Th Of July at
Falls City, Neb., and reports very good time. c.
II. W. SAYS there were about twelve hundred people
on the grounds, and everybody seemed to be enjoy
ing themselves TO their hearts content, and having
joyous time of it.
Messrs- A. Frost & Co. doing rushing bust
ness, at this of the year. great many Of
farmer friends getting ready to rebuild this
fall and getting their lumber now, rs to have
no delay when the time comes for the company to
work. Messrs. +. & Co. have ON hand vast amount
of the very best of pine lumber, also doors, sash,
lath, piekets and shingles and no one need go away
with long face, for Mr.. Frost is ever willing to
accommodate all his friends and customers with
if am not right.
Mr.. Fowler is here, visiting friends and acquaiDt-
ances, and looks if he enjoying life.
Bill Steele spent the 4th of July at Eagle Springs,
with his guns and target and did very well, ccnsd-
erins the small crowd that was there
Miss Nora Z. Dunleavy spent the Fourth with
friends at Eagle Springs, and enjoyed herself very
much.
Mr.. Willis Swartz enjoyed the Fourth at Falls
City, Neb.
There were four concessions to the Methodist
Episcopal Church of this place, Sunday, the ID III
has been so long since we were at church, that We
are ashamed 10 say we don't remember what 'eon-
session" is. Isn't it the crank who keeps yelling,
"Amen !'"Do, Lord .'"les, Lord, come right down.
and such like, when the preacher is praying !-PrI
Quite number of our citizens went up to Falls
City, Fourth inst, TO spend and enjoy the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bedelman spent the Fourth
at Iowa Point.
Miss Mary Rollins, Of Iowa Point, has been paying
Miss Nora 4. Dunleavy a visit of several days dura-
ton besides visiting among her friends generally.
Miss Rollins is frst-class teacher, and has been
engaged in teaching during the early part of the
season, and is at the present time taking much
neete,l rest. May she ever he prosperous in her
line OF duty, is the hope and wish Of all her friends
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CoIOred Sunday school.

The colOred people of District i6, known the
heGallnrd District, have organized an independent
Sunday school, and to he having quite an inter
esting time. The following the officers: Henry
Cater, Superintendent; Lee Pennel, Assistant SUI
perntendeut; Chas Pennel, Treasurer; Anna Toles,
Librarian. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Anderson are
teachers.
The funeral of Henry Moss, who died about year
ago, was preached at the McGalliard school house,
last Sunday, by the Rev. jackson. There were quite
n number of white persons present.
The coored people of this vicinity making an
effort to build church, to hold their meetings in.
There is why they should not succeed. as
there quite a number here, and most of them
prosperous farmers 1t is TO be hoped they will
coed.
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MARRrED.-Mr. Edwin Hccney, of Severance, and
Miss Mary +. Hsmpson, daughter of Joseph F.
Hampson. of Troy. married in the parlors Of
the Cathedral at st. Joseph, by Father Newman on
Sunday. and started wedding trip to st. Louis
and Chicago Mr.. Heeney for some years a
school teacher in this County then held the Office Of
County Superintendent for one term and since
then lie has been successful hardware merchant
at Severance. Miss IIampson born and raised
in Troy. They have the best wishes of their many
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Normal Institute.

The Sixth Annual Session of the Doniphan County
Normal Institute will be held in Troy. beginning
Monday. August 9TH, and closing Saturday. septem-
Der ID, 1852 The last two days will be devoted TO
the Annual Examination.
The Course Of Study has arrived. All Who desire
to enroll members, and receive a copy, may send
me their address, and viii call upon them soon.
Copies by mail, ten cents each.
II. +. SHANER,
June 18th. County Superintendent
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UuionTownsIrip Items.

Our harvest is bOuntiful. The rye i tall il can
not be bound with binder.
Leonard Rice has bought farm Of Mr. Rice, Of
Brown County. Leonard is quite sick, with bilious
fever, caused by working too hard in ths hsrvest
field.
Mr.. Z. " PuEh is talking of moving to Wills, on
the Missouri Pacific X. Z.
New carriages are all the rage, at the Ridge. Mr
E. t. Byers has purchased neat little earringe.
Mr. Atkins youngest child Gte some concentrated
lye, last Friday, causing it great pain, when taking
anything into its stomach. The child is only about
a year and a half old,
The post-ofiee was moved from Underwood to Oar
win, July first. FRHSpsInr.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

J.F. Hampson Is prepared TO loan
money 10 the Farmers of Doniphan
County. on long time, at per cent. in.
terest, and n reasonable commission
Money may be paid before due nnd
stop Interest, If the borrower chooses
No delays In furnishing the money. No
sworn appraisement or application
required. Call ON him at the Office Of
Register of Deeds, nj the Court House.
22dprlE. y. u. HAMFSON.
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There will be Sunday School picnic held at
Oycrlanders school house, Wolf Grove, Donphan
County, on the 22d day of July, in which five Sun
day Schools will participate. Addresses will be
made by the Rev. Daniel Kloss and Rev. Joseph
MayOu, both of Highland, and by other eminent
speakers; and good music will be furnished by the
schools. cordial invitation is extended to ALL for
whom ample provision will be made.
BY order of the Committee.
.Tulv 1881
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A RELIGIOUS MESAGERIE-Mark Twain tells a
story of a Scripture Panorama that stopped in q
country town, and picked up neighborhood fiddler
to furnish the music and who enlivened the sacred
scenes with country igs and hoe-dOwns. Something
yery like it befell Has. Wheeler last week He has.
for some time been collecting menagerie of fierce
animals with u tent and all the fixtures Of first
class show, except clown with the time worn
Joke about nothing beating good wife but bad
husband. He ordered an erguinette TO make music
for the concern and received it just in time for bi.
first trip, which TO Leona, on the ith-where,
by the way he took in s65. Now, il turned out that
the instrument had been got up for religious serv
ccs and was furnished with sacred music exclusive
". As the crowd were gazing at the wildcats, the
music of Jesus, Lover of My Soul" had soothing
effect or, Asleep in Jesus" added to the awe in
spired by the prairie-dogs. As the monkey cut one
of his characteristic tricks 'ROck Of Ages. Cleft for
Me-" sounded from the instrument; and the Sweet
By-and-By" enhanced the splendor of the cockatOo
and the sand-hil crane. But when the orEuinette
struck mp '.Sal We Gather at the River ;" the ALI
gator could stand it no longer, but leaped from his
cage and the crowd scampered for dear life. think
ing the reptile actually going to gather them.
Has has sent his music off, TO have it exchanged for
something more lively.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

NcCrum & COwen have received
their Spring stock of Dry Goods and No
tons, Boots and Shoes, and Clothing.
We invite the trade to call and examine
our new goods and prices. We direct es-
pecial attention to our Clothing, which
is nice, new, and nObby.
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To the People of Severance and vicinity

NV EHfNt = ENA.f !" lIIt TIT, loc'-.
wish to call your attention to my stock Of Drugs,
Paints, Oils and Narnishes. l can sell You mixed
paints Of 81 per gallon, and up, according to quality
and quantity you may want.
also have full line of all kinds Of Machine Oils
for Reapers, Mowers, etc. that am offering as low
YOU can purchase such oils for in Atchison or any
Of our surrounding towns cities.
guarantee every thing sell to be as represented
or money refunded Call and me, and learn if
these things not so. Yours truly,
CIV j. A. CAMPBELL
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Too much cannot be said of the ever faithful wife
and mother, constantly watching and caring for her
dear ones, neglectng single duty in their be-
half. When they assaulted by disease. and the
system should have thorough cleansing, the stonl-
ach and bowels regulated, blood purified. snd msla-
rial poison exterminated, she must know that Elec-
trio Bittcrs the only remedy. Thsy are the
best and purest medicines in the world and only
cost fifty cents. Sold by u. c. Sinclair & Bro, Troy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

TEN GOOD FARMS FOR SALE, all under cul
Tivstiou and ranging in price from twenty TO forty
dollars per acre all located in the south part Of
Douiphan County, and none Of them over twelve
miles from Troy Atehison; all well located, and
near railroad stations. Will be sold on reasonable
terms For further particulars, see
JOSEPH McCRUM,
Feb q 1852 Troy. Kansas.
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~ A. J. Walton, formerly of Troy, has been en-
gagged in the nursery business, as agent of Ro-
chester nursery, at Kansas City. 1t appears that
damaged stock was sent him, for which he refused
to pay, and suit was brought. In order to get the
case into the criminal court, Wslton was charged
with embezzlemsnt. The trial off last Satur-
day. and the jury returned a verdict Of aclnittal.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

THE FOURTH AT LEoSA-ktthe celebration at Le-
sna, the 9Th, Thos. ". Heatley, of Troy, or
stor of the day, in place of Prof o. C. HILL upon the
invitation of the committee, when notified that the
Professor could net he present. Mr. Heatley spoke
TO attentive Audience fer shout one hour upon n
subject appropriate to the day and times, and that
vas upon the evident growth amsng the people of
the National" ''strong government idea" as
shown by the legislation and workings of the gener-
al Government, of late years. lie then endeavored
to show the need Of still further development of
the theory, and applications thereof, ia order to
give the people some remedy against the growing
power Of monopolies-that the States had failed to
protect the people, and they must needs look TO the
Nation for help. He referred to the experience of
the people in the riots of 1877 to the contest of the
State Of Pennsylvania with the Standard Oil Compa-
ny, to show what We may expect in the future,
from the Railroad monopoly, If the people de not
set fer their own protection.
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A General stampede.

Never was such ruch made for any Drug Store
is at d. C. Sinclair & Bros. for Trial Bottle
of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds All persons affected with Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, IIoarseness. Severe Coughs Any
affection Of the Throat and Lungs, get Trial
Bottle of this great remedy free, by calling at the
above Drug Store.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

70 Next Saturday, the 18th. is st. Swithin's
Day fit rains that day. it will rain every day
for six weeks-wc believe it is six weeks On ST.
Swithin's Day twenty-four years ago, tls'sl Ma
jor Morrill, narrowly missed being one of the Big
Four''-he was almost drowned in Cedar Creek.
near Iowa Point. We can keep his anniversaries
for him, any how. The Goth of April is the date on
which a bullet rrazed the end Of his nose.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

~ The Western Historical Company are pro
crossing rapidly with the history of Doniphan Coun
ty, for the State work. Judge +. G. Adams, Score
tary of the Historical Society of Kansas, is visiting
Washington, for the purpose of obtaining additional
data FROM the archives of the Government for the
Society's use
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

tsS Tuesday. little before noon, the western
sky put on n cycionish appearance, the hinge black
clouds rolling and tumbling fsarfully. But before
reaching here, the bank of clouds suddenly turned
southwark. moving very rapidly. We got a brisk
gale here, but they must have caught it heavy some
where farther south. In the afternoon. We got a
soakins rain. which did not come out of place.
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~ Silopia Beardsley, daughter Of Mrs.

~ Silopia Beardsley, daughter of Mrs Boards
ley living on the junction road, died Sunday morn
ing. We have not learned her aiment. She was
young lady. There stories afoat do not
know with how much truth, that she did not receive
proper attention. It is said that she had been sick
for several months, and that the neighbors were
never permitted to see her.
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HoM,s the RabH1

Flows the babyi" His Group is better, to day,
thank you. We gave him some Of Thomas Electric
OIL as yon advised, doctor and shall give him some
more in an hour or So" Next day the doctor pro
nouuced the youngster cured. For sale by d. c.
Sinclair & Bro. Troy
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The people of Lcona have great reason to thank
the citizens Of Doniphan and Brown Counties for
their liberal patronage, July 4th. We pride our
selves for having with little work yet to be
done) the finest picnic grounds in the State. AT an
early hour, the people began to assemble, and the
roar Of cannon, music, (both vocal and instrument
tall speeches. etc, surely enough to ths
most apathetic to such q pitch to utter forth
praises to the Almighty In behalf of our glorious
Republic. This is day that every town in America
should cherish. By the way, our fireworks, that
evening, were not bad looking Severance Band,
and Hon. Thos Heatley and other speakers, did
their duty admirably.
Leona is going to take boom soon there will be
new business houses commenced, within ten
days. Let the good work go on. We have a beauti-
full country, and prospects never better for n
bountiful harvest.
Miss Kate MAILER. sister of R. C. MAILER, paid our
town flying visit, last week. X. c. is jolly fel
low, and in for fun, be gave party in honor of
his sister, at which the young people enjoyed them
selves hugely.
The whistle Of the steam threshers can be heard,
Indicating that there is work for them to do.
c. b. Nevah, ID. 7. S. Birds clerk has been quite
sick. for tine past week. Hope he may recover.
Jameson Bros. will soon have their new elevator
Mt Stella, Neb., ready for business
We notice article in the Mifiinburg, Pa, Tele-
grdPh, written by tenderfoot of this town. in which
he credits Kansas with all the storms of the
season and farther, stating that Doniphan County
is the roughes: County in the State. Now, this
minds of the Indians story Of the white man that
came to Kansas to End home. lie gets of the
cars, and looks all round his feet; he like the
country; gets on the cars, and goes back. This
man has been in Kansas but n short time, and be,
cause he has failed to strike bonanza, has become
dissatisfied with the County and people. Such men
had better 20 back to Union County; they will be
better appreciated in that locality than in this In
fact the people Of Kansas just bright enough to
think there natives of Kansas almost a. bright
as though they hailed from Union or Snyder Coun-
ties.
A. Angstsd intends building q new drug store,
soon, which will be occupied by ID. L. Reber. Eke
is good druggist, and boss boy.
The people of Leoua and vicinity have surely Lost
all confidence in o. C. Hill, of Oregon, No. After
accepting an invitation orator Of the day, and
after our posters with his name them came out,
be notified that it impossible for him TO come,
and q; the sams time went to Savannah, No. The
people can celebrate without his assistance. fHin
il candidate for Congressman over there, and must
put in his time where capital can be msde.-Rr.]
Some wind and rain. Tuesday a. m X.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

The southeast quarter of section 81 township j.
range 81, in Washington Township, lying immedi
zteIy south of Blair Station farm, is for sale The
title has been perfected and there is no incum
brsnce on the land 1t contains timber, and is
especially adapted for pasturage and fruit Any
person wishing to purchase, will please call at the
Chief Office.
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" C. II. Lewis, druggist, of Cedar Vale, Kansas,
writes: Il have seld 'Prickly Ash Btters' for the
past seven years. and consider them of the most
reliable proprietary medicines handle as is evinced
by the continual increase in sslsa. and the almost
universal satisfaetisn Mhish attends their use
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

" This years harvest in Doniphan County, the
machines are kept running Sundays and nights.
For wan; of machines. some have had to cut their
wheat at night the owners of the machines having
as much they can possibly do in the daytime,
and cannot spare the machines. They cannot afford
to waste Sundays.
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,h. Land. for snIe

line = oho"tuS hohes hoA Sa..~'
Mise. section ls, township 4, range 81
Nv. frcl. section 6, township 3, range 81.
S.}Lw. section 81, township ?, range q.
w IN E. section 3, township 2, range 81.
Giaw.t section u, township J. 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
JosnPH r. HANSON,
T7i.n Office in Court House.
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II During the squat. on Tuesday, George Har-
ris and his family took refuge in that he has
prepared for such emergencies. person who saw
them 20 in and come out, thought it was the pied
Piper of Hamelin- marshalling the children that he
had led away into the mountans-there were so
NJ
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~ We have n job lot Of Clothing. 1t is a line of
black cotton wOrsted suits. Uusualy sell from sew
en- to eight dollars suit they will fit small men
and large boys, and guarantee the wear on them-
and you can have suit of them at your own price.
.MCCRrM & CowES.
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On Real Estate, i'm sums 90 suit Dor
overs, on Eve years' time, or less. In.
tere<i, per cent. per annuH. Conn.,
missions reasonable.
1sjdHly HI. n ". III. EAklLEi.
Northwest Cor 4th & Edmond Streets St. Joseph, No
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'.whcn tpublirly testified tina; had been cured
of n terrible skin hnBOr 10y the Cutioura Remedies
I did so that others might be cured and do not re
gret the time given to answering Inquiries. Hen
William TAYLOR. Boston
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The Best salve in the World for Cuts Bruises,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, money refunded. Price p
cents per box. For sale by ID. c. Sinclair L. Bro,
r.,
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y "Tania's Peril; or, The Edge Of an Abyss
by Henry Greville, to be published IN few days by
T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia, Is a book
every lady should read this summer. Ii Is an
usually bright and fascinating Russian Society Novel
treating of the danger to which too eonfidnG has
band exposed his wife.
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Il Buy your Dishes now, at cost.
A, PoULET, White Cloud.

y We have had large sales in dress goods, and
going to make great sodeavors to increase them.
We propose to guarantee prices to be as low any
house in the County, st. Joe, or Atchison-
VAN BusErRK & BRxcxExRrpcE
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" On Tuesday, complaint was made against +.
II. Dixon, of Severance, for selling liquor. and he
arrested. He pleaded guilty. and was fined 500
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

Y Messrs. I. b. Peterson & Brothers. Philadel-
pha, to publish ''Sylvias Betrotbed," Hen
~ Greyilles latest novel, love story Of the most
telling kind. Its great author has never written
more enjoyable book, and large sale may be pre-
dcted for it. II will please old and young alike.
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= Mr. =. L. Adams, Of h;svatha, special agent
Of the Kansa. Mutual Life Association, was in town
for few days. last week and this in se interests Of
the association. He appointed the following local
agents:
Mrs. Mary J. Seclsy. Troy.
Harpster & Aigler, Severance.
z C. MAILER Leona
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DON'T be Alarmed

At Brghts Disease. Diabetes, any disease of the
kidneys, liver. urinary organs, ns Hop Bit;ers
will surely and lastingly you and it is the only
thing that will.
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II The new postofhee at Darwin, in Union
Township, is nov doing business Service has COM
Renced on the new postal route between Highland
and Afchison.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-13

= new novel by Zola, The Mysteries Of Mar
seilIe-- now in press by T. d. Peterson & Brothers
Philadelphia, will prove choice morsel for the
lovers of naturalism. It'll love OF colossal
power, and exposes the vices Of great city with
with an unsparing hand. Every line tells.
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EF- Profs. Holmes and Guthrie will give free
musical entertainment, Saturday night, July 18th.
at the Methodist church. Everybody invited. Come
and spend a pleasant evening
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Caiarrh.-Relief in i've minutes, in every case
gratifying, wholesome relief beyond a money Talae
Cure begins from first application, and is rapid. rad
ical and permanent Ask for Sanforts Radical Cure
Completc for 81
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We will grind feed for the farmers, on Friday and
Saturday of each week. Try our kinl-dried corn
meal
Planners ELEVATOR AND MILL Co.,
nayIH Severance, Kansas
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u Bosses end in various ways but suicide Is ;he.
usual road they travel. They TO lstsa 10 thu
advice Of other people. and other people ssop listen
ing to theirs.-l PHILADELPHIA Press.
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SRuci,upaiba.ss

New. quick, complete cure days, urinary asec-
tons, smartins. frequent difficult urinatiOn, kid
ney diseases. 81, at druggists. Kansas Depot, Nc
Pike & Fox Atchison, Kansas