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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-20

The nsIt temperance mass meeting will be held at
the N. f. Church, the 2nd Sunday evening in
August. good Programme is filed, and everything
is being done to make it interesting and proita-
BILE evening to all. Let all persons, and women,
come out. Every one is interested in the temper
ance work, and should stand back. Every
woman who comes to the society, to find ont its Oh
jet and plan of work. is ready to cast in her lot
with temperance workers, and use her influence to
suppress the terrible traffic The society numbers
over fifty members, and many others are ready to
give Encouraging word, who, from circumstances,
cannot join in the work.
The officers Of the society are:
President, Mrs. L. V. Reeder.
LIST Vice President, Mrs. NJ A. Byers.
End Vice President Mrs. II. r. Dixon.
Recording Secretary, Mrs. Mcintosh.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. N. Close.
Treasurer, Mrs. NJ. Reese.
The officers of the society together form its
tive committee.
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Highland SInw.

We were visited by another wind and rain storm,
Monday evening, which proved itself very nearly
destructive the one on Tuesday previous.
Quite a change took place in of our principal
business houses, last week. Adam Schumacher
bought out Hammond & Sons stock of dry goods,
paying $1,000. Mr.. Schumacher took possession i'm
medstely, and will his stock his building
now occupied by Misse & Gilmore, the 18th of next
month In the meantime, he will put q ffty-foot
extension to his store room, making it hundred
feet long, and the largest store in town. Tom snd
Jim Hammond will remain clerks AZ Adam was
formerly engaged in the mercantile business here,
he knows what he is about He has our best wishes.
1t strikes that they have things fearfuly mixed
up concerning that union Sabbath School picnic to
be held somewhere, on next Saturday. The notice
in the Chief names Overlanders grove for the pic
nic while the posters insist Martins grove
al miles distant from the former place and the
same speakers billed for both places Also. the
Pleasant Grove band will furnish the music and not
the "Glee Club To help matters along, two S. S.
superintendent got into pretty lively controversy,
the other evening. and had there been little more
Of the Kilkenny cat element in them, we would
have had pugilistc aray to chronicle. I'VE print
ed both the notice and the bill they given
US. The notice sent frUm Highland, and the bill
we wrote, as dictated by one who was interested
Prl
Noah Pylcs is on the shelf, for repairs. probably
the result of reading "The Autotopsy," and trying
to comprehend the medical terms.
Well the election for State delegates is over, the
snre-heads and macontents giving a last kick, in
their death struggle-pollng mine votes out Of
seventy-six east at this precinct.
Bill Finley, in the western part of town, is pre-
parng to build n large barn, which, he SAYS shall
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Troy Items.


Mr.. Andrew Tracy spent Monday with his family
He says the furniture business in st. Joseph is dull
Miss Jordan, young lady from Chicago, is visit
with Mr. Wentworth's family.
Henry Case seems to be ON the q,i rire, this week
He spent Monday and Wednesday in Falls City.
Thursday and Saturday in Hiawatha, and Friday in
st. Joe. We understand he contcmplates moving
his harness shop Falls City. Henry one of the
boys, and shall be sorry to lose him, but never
theless wish him abundant success wherever, he
may he.
Miss Daisy Van Buskirk has been over from ST.
Joseph, for the past week, visiting friends. I'VE
presume this includes her father.-Pr.l
Mr.. Arthur BiddsOn is in town, and will probably
spend the summer here.
Miss Nellie Amos. Of Seneca, spent a few DAYS
last week. with friends in Troy.
Sunday nfterRoon was very pleasant. and the PEG
pie out riding entirely to to mention
except, perhaps, Harry Shaner. who really did well
with his turnout and Joe. Hagenbueh, whose horse
ran away, breaking the buggy and injuring itself.
Albert Perry has been engaged in the public
school at Beattie again. for the ensuing school year.
Miss Salina Sanborn, of Sabetha, spent last week
with friends in town. Miss Sanborn returned on
Monday, accompanied by Miss Maud Bildisou, who
will remain some time.
We sorry to learn that our esteemed citizen,
ID. Mcintosh, will move his family to Highland this
week. He goes that his children may have better
school advantages.
VIII Richardson has been sick, this week. We
are glad to see he is better.
Ed. Hanna, Clarence Fletcher and F. J. Town.
send, of the firm of Townsend, Wyatt & Co., st.
Joseph, were in town, Sunday, drumming up trade.
Mrs. Hastings went 10 Lawrence, this week. We
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-20
Remember This.

hyou are sick, Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature
in making you WELL when all else fails.
IL you are costive or dyspeptic or are suffering
from any other of the diseases of the sto
aeh or bowels, il is your fault if you remain ILL.,
for Hop Bitters are sovereign remedy in all such
complaints
fyou are wasting away with any form Of Kidney
disease, stop tempting Death this moment and turn
for q cure TO Hop Bitters.
If you are sick with that terrible sickness Merry
business. you will lind Balm in Glead in the use
of Hop Btters
II you are a frequenter. or . resident Of n mias-
matte district, barricadc your system against the
seourge Of all eountres-malarial, epidemic. bilious
and intermittent fevers-by the Of Hop Bitters.
IT you have rough pimply, or sallow skin, bad
breath, pains and aches and feel miserable general
~ Hop Bitters will give YOU fair skin rich blood,
and sweetest breath, health and comfort.
In short, they all Diseases of the Stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves. Kidneys Bright's Dis
ease $500 will be paid fer 4 they will not
or help.
That poor bedridden. invalid wife, sister. mother.
or daughter, can be made the picture of health, by
few bottles of Hop Bitters costing bat trife Will
you let them sufferf
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About Boiling.

Mr. Miller.
DEAR SIR:-I see, by last weeks CRief, that some
parties talk of boiling the ticket in case of ST. Johns
nomination. or rather denomination, for Governor
and Won propose, in any event. to stand by it.
was little surprised at yonr position, as did not
know hut perhaps one of these DAYS YOU might want
an Office Now, if you do, the only sure way to OBJ
tain il is to bolt. saw but few years since and
YOU did too, Ben Simpson bolt Republican conven-
ton. II allude to the last time Osborn was nomina-
ted for Goyernor:l but q few years later he was
appointed U. S Marshal of this State and has held
the position ever since. In 1872, Col Haowell left
IN. R.publican marty. and ran on the Democratic
ticket for ATTORNEY General; but fev wears later
h. was anno;nted T. & District Attorney of this
STATE. and ha, held the Office ever since. In 1872
Senator PIumb bolted the nomination of General
-. -, y, go, = =
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MRS. MARY LINCOLN.


SPRINGFIELD H.. July l6.-Nrs. Mary Lincoln,
widow Of the late President, Abraham Lincoln,
hrcaihe her last at Sis this evening. at the resi-
denee Of her brother inlaw, Hon Nathan w. Ed
wards. The public il aware that for some years
past she has been invalid, and her movements
from time time since tho tragic death of her hns
hand, have been noted. Last March she, after
prolongued visit to New York, where she was under
medical treatment. returned To Springfield. and
made her home with her sister, Mrs Edwards Since
that time until her death, she under the Of
DIR. Dresser. eminent physician Of this city. De-
easionally she was driven out in carriage. and,
permitted to see her. Her death may lbs con
-dered sudden one, nothing in her case being look
ed upon - alarming.
The immediate cause af her death spoplectic
paralysis. The last words she was heard 10 speak.
were heard last evening Mt 10 o'clock, when she
looked At Mr.. Edwards and said: al SIN dying and
from that time until her death, she ubeoncious.
To those acquainted with her condition, her death
which il has been Mrs Lineolns fortune to live she
has been tenderly cared for by Springfield people,
snd has been the object Of their most anxious soc
tude They ever recognized the fact that but few
women Of her day and generation, were ever 80
shocked and shattered in their lives
Mrs Mary Lincoln was born December Is, 1878. in
Lexington. Ky, and died in her 64th year. She
the daughter Of Hon. r. r. and Elizabeth p. Todd.
Abraham Lincoln, November ?. 1872 and from that
time until the assassination she shared the success
of her distinguished husband. She came from n
distinguished Southern family and during her young
womanhood was q reignng belle. She leaves behind
her three sisfers residents Of Springfield, Mrs C. NJ
Smith, Mrs. n. W. Edwards and Mrs DIR. Wallace.
Her only living child il Hoa Robert Lincoln, Secre
rotary Of War, who was not present when his mo-
Tuesday morning. when the arrangements for inter
ring the body at Oak Ridge will be made.
a. Mr.. Darwin's estate foots up s73aooo. No
m0 saved n cent
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North Side Items.

Early planted corn il tssseing.
The heavy gale, last Tuesday week, blew wheat
shocks down with IMMUNITY. Some stacks were par
TALLY blown down.
Blackerries will be ripe. the coming week.
Miehsel Pfennig was sick, the latter part Of the
week, With the front part of bis back.
Fall wheat stacking is nearly through with.
Lightning struck George Townsend's corn-crib q
couple weeks ago. This crib was lower than any
other building and not far from the rest Two hogs
were killed by IL.
Charley Bell spent last Sunday in the neigh Dor
hood. He returns to school, at Parkville, No. this
week.
Miss Mollis Bell il in Bismarck. Dskota, and
makes her home with Mr.. whitsett, formerly Of this
vicinity.
viii. Hosre is water h.uler for Cuswsy & Nc
Clelland's steam thresber.
Every once in while We hear of stock being kill
ed or injured by pirketing. Dave Esder is the last
victim he lost q nice four-yearold COW.
Miss Jennie Cox out carriage riding, on the
9Th. Hurrah for Jennie.
A daughter Of Mr.. Murphy arrived, last week, and
was taken out home in the hack. The night being
dark, one Of the boys had TO walk and carry . lsu-
tern. After stirring up several families, they found
Mr. Nurphy's at l. O. m W.
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II Dan. Sincairs seems TO have become se-
rious. The severe pains in his hip, which was at
first taken for rheumatism, IT appears caus-
ed by abscesscs forming the result Of general dis
order of the nervous system and the blsod. Ono day
last week, DIR. Wood lanccd the calf of his leg and
considerable quantity of natter flowed. Next, a
gathering formed in the hip; and on Sunday, DIR.
Wood, assisted by DR.. Jackson, of Kansas City,
aneed that and drew out another large quantity of
matter. They entertained strong fears Of blood poi
soning, and pronounced the serious. Dan. is a
universal favorite and his friends will regret to
learn Of the serious turn Of sment which at first
they felt like Joking him with
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-20

ticket in the field for delegates to the Republi-
can State Convention, there was pretty good vote
polled at the primaries, Saturday afternoon. The
following arc the delegates and slternates chosen:
Deiesates-R. M. Williams Joe. s. Beelcr, J. A.
Campbell, S. n. johnson, Fred. Breising. Lnkus
F-tter.
AherRdes-J. D. Williamson, Arch. S. Campbell,
W. II. ii. Curtis, Adam Sehnell, II. G. Iewins X.
p. Shulsky.
The delegates are uninstrueted and unpledged.
OF course Doniphan County is opposed to St. John,
and the delegates will be for him. From express
sons have heard. think they, most of them,
have a nRrtialitr for Jndre Thnrher
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

J.F. Hampson Is prepared 10 loan
.usuey 10 the Farmers of Doniphan
Co..ty. on long time, ut per cent. i'm.
serest. and n reasonable cOmmissiOn.
Me.ey may be paid before due and
stop Interest II the borrower chooses.
No delays In furnishing the money. No
sworn aPprnisement or application
required. Call ON him nj the office Of
Register of Deeds, at the Court House.
22aprly j. r. HAMI'SON.
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Feb. %, 1882.

NcCrum & Cowen have received
their Spring stock of Dry Goods and No
tions, 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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e July has been unlucky month for formerly
of Doniphan County girls, who are married and
living elsewhere. On the 4th Of July the house of
Mr.. Musselmen, in Falls City, husband Of Irene Hol-
lebaugh was burned down, with the greater part of
it's contents. On the 5th of July, the house of DIR.
Rains and wife, formerly Alice Amos,l at Concor-
dia, was buried, with its entire contents, which
were very valuable. DIR. and Mrs. Rains at
the time visit to her father, at Seneca, and it is
not known how the fire originated.
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Normal Institute.

The Sixth Annual Session of the Donphan County
Normal Institute will be held in Troy, beginning
Monday, August eth, and closing Saturday, Septem-
Der ID, 1882 The last two days will be devoted to
the Annual Examination.
The Course Of Study has arrived. All who desire
to enroll as members, and receive a copy, mny send
me their address, and will call upon them soon.
Copies by mail. ten cents esch.
Fl. =. SHANER,
june 18th. County Superinte ndeut.
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C3- We learn that polls were not opened at sew
eral precincts in the County, Saturday, because
there was opposition ticket, and the Committee
man was not suited with the ticket that out.
We didn't know that Committeeman appoint
ed to carry out their whims, and to keep Repub
Leans from voting because there no chance for
them to raise Old Harry to crafty their spite.
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nyou are suffering with low and depressed spirits,
loss of appetite, general debility, disorered blood,
weak constitution headache, any disease of a bill
ions nature by all means procure bottle of Electric
Bittere. You will be surprised to the rapid i'm
provement that will follow you will be inspired with
life; strength and activity will return; pain and
misery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in
the praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents
bottle by ID. c. Sinclair & Bro. Troy
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MILLIONS Given Away.

Millions of Bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds have been given
as Trial Bottles of the large size. This enormous
outlay would be disastrous to the proprietors
it not for the rare merits possessed by the wonderful
medicine Call at d. c. Sinclair & Bro, Is Drug Store,
and get Trial Bottle free, and try for yourself. 1t
never fails TO cnre
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-20
E0K SALE.

TEN GOOD FARMS FOR SALE, all under cul-
t,atiop and ranging in price from twenty TO forty
dollars per all located in the south part OF
Doniphan County, and none of them over twelve
miles from Troy or AtchisOn; all well located and
near railroad stations. viii be sold on reasonable
terms For further particulars. see
JOSEPH McCRUM.
Feb. q. 1880. Troy, Kansas.
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II We want to say word, unsolicited, in favor
Of good clothing house. For nice and honest cloth
ing, Jones, Townsend s. Co., of st. Joseph, stand
the head. If you want nice suit, and tailor is not
handy, you can measure yourself, and send them
your Dimensions, and they will have the clothing
made as we'll if merchant tailor had taken your
measure, and done tie job. We ordered a couple Of
suits in this way, and they nice and snug that
il had got them sooner. believe could have
made q .uccessful race for Governor.
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II Sunday evening. Joe Hagenbuch got out his
buggy, for ride and tied his horse the hotel to
wait for supper The bell frightened the horse,
which broke loose and started at full speed for the
stable, upsettng the buggy, and turning things out
Promiscueusly. As blankets and wraPpings few
out, and came down fiat upon the ground, they had
somewhat the appearance of a woman pitching out
much 80, that ono excited individual exclaimed:
my God there's q woman mashed fat rs pan
cak<r
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RucSIen,. arnic. S.Ixe

The Best Salye in the World for Cuts Bruises,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chnpped
Hands, Chlblains, COrns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by ID. c. Sinclair s Bro.
Troy.
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Il St. John and Morrill, are both confidently
expected to be at the colOred celebration at White
Cloud, on the 9Th of August. We hope the colOred
people will not lavish any eIt.vagant calculations
upon this assurance, made, no doubt, by those who
are seekn: to bambooIle them for their votes. st.
John will not be there-nor Morrill,, either, ten
chances to The delegate elections for the State
Convention will then be over.
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II We have job lot Of Clothing. 1t is line of
black cotton worsted suits. Unusually sell from
en- to eight dollars suit; they will fit small men
and large boys and We guarantee the wear on them,
and You can have n suit of them ut your price.
MrCRrN A. coyEy
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II We have had large sales in dress goods, and
going to make great sndeavors to increase them
We propose to guarantee prices to be ~ low as any
house in the County, St. Joe, or Atehison.
Wax BrsKRx & BRECKENRIDGE
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Y Fruit Jars, at Emerson's, White Cloud.

" The Storm on Tuesday Of last week was pref
ty stiff in the western part of the County. Aaron
Long, living south of Severance fearing his wheat
stack would blow got the top of it, to hold
it solid. 1t blew ovsr, breaking his leg. North of
Leena, little child of Mr.. Jordan was carried
away by the wind. She was found a mile and half
f. hama nnhnrt
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II Isn't it little bit singular that special
from Troy has appeared in the Topeka Capital, an
nouneing the verdict in the whiskey case Had it
been the other way that specisl.would have been
hand. Verify, man ia given to blowing his horn.
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r. 0verworked men and women. persons Of Sc
dentary habits, and others whose system needs
peration, nerves toned. and muscles strengthened,
should use Browns Iron Bitters.
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Who that has lived anytime in the country,
but must have heard of the virtues of Burdock
blood puriferi Burdock Blood Bitters cure dyspep-
sia biIiousness and all disorders arising from i'm
pure blood deranged liver kidneys. Price slOo
For sale by d. C. Sinclair & Bro, Troy.
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A fortune may be spent in using Intellectual medi-
cines, when by applying Thomas Electric Oil, a
speedy and economical be effected In cases
of rheumatism, lame back bodily ailments, pains
of every description, it affords instant relief For
sale by ID. c. Sinclair & Bro, Troy.
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Fire In.urancc and Money Leaning.

d. MCINTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent,
Of Troy, gives you yOur choice of half dozen of
the best Fire Insurance Companies in the United
States in which to insure your property, at the
cheapest rates. lie will also loan money real
estate security, at the lowest rates Of interest OF
Zee adjoining BOders Bank. 9sepSo
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V The prohibition felix's now trying to get
the officers to agree TO remove the whiskey cass- to
Highland for trial Troy can run her own affairs.
The greatest difficulty is, that too many ontsid-
ers are pitching into the business.
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School Directors, Teachers, and Students,
Take Notice.

FROM PROF. n. =. snASER, co. sUPT OF Pun. ms.
Troy, KAN, July Is, 1882.
Prot. j. NJ Reid-Dear Str After an extended
and careful examination of JOhnSon's Cyeioprda,
sincerely commend it to the pablo. 1t is new, and
contains the latest information. An hour spent in
looking its pages, will convince any OF the
superior arrangement of its matter; also, that il
contains mich heretofore desired in works of the
kind, but never found in them. 1t should be in
every school in the County, as welfas in the hands
Of every teacher and advanced stndent.
ii. +. SHASER.
Prof. j. N. Reid of Morrill,, Kansas, will give
readers opportunity to examine the work, and
will furnish the American Britannica at 40 per
cent. off the regular price, if any prefer them.
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II Henry Case has decided to move his harness
shop to Falls City, and carry larger stock. He has
been doing steady safe business here and Troy i.
good point for hsrness-maker. He may yet real
izo that it is safer to let well cnoughalone.
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On ReaI Esfnte, In sums 10 suit bor'
overs, on five years time, or less In
terest, per cent. per annum. Com.
missions reasonable.
1sanlg II. a w. Ii. BAhifhll.
Northwest Cor 4th Edmond Streets, St. Joseph, No.
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~ John Reeder came up from the Indian Terri
tory, last week. He couverses almost entirely in
the Indian tongue, and thinks Of retiring to a Res
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IL We have received copy of a small poster,
announcing that there will he celebration of the
Emancipation Proclamation Of he 18th Amendment ?"
at White Cloud on the 4th Of August. That will be
snmething new. beyond q doubt.
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Wells Health REVIEWER Absolute for
nervous debility and weakness of the generatiyo
functions. 81. at druggists. Kansas Depot, MePike
& Fox, Atchson, Kansas
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u c. II. Lewis, druggist, of Cedar Vale. Kansas
writes: 81 have sold 'Pricky Ash Bitters' for the
past years. and consider them one of the most
reliable proprietary medicines handle, as is svinced
by the continual increase in sales, and the almost
universal satisfaction which attends their use
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II Mrs JEFF. jenkins, who had been spending
several weeks visiting in Troy left for her home at
Concordia, Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Frank
brown
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y Al Shipley died suddenly, at his home in
Atchisou, Monday merning. He was the first eI-
press messenger the Atehson and Nebraska
Road and filed that position for n number of years
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Notice.

! will preach in the NJ E. church in this city. at
II q m, next Sabbath; at Blar's, B. p. m, and at
wathens, 7:3o, p. m. j. BIDDIsoS.