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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28
knights Of Honor.

At the next regular meeting Of Troy Lodge, No.
1917, X. of H.. to be held 5 sday night. December
I'd. the election Of officers for ;h ensuing year will
take place. All members requested To be pres
ent, and to pay nj all arrraragts 80 that they may
start out with TIE new year
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Thomas vigus wishes inform the public that he
keeps everything found in first-ca-s harness sh or
and is selling small profits. and invites every
one needing anything in hi. lire to give him call.
Those who indebted 10 him. lie wishes 10 s.ttIr
if possible, before the new year his books Hu-t
be closed Nv January l.t. lss5 Car
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~ VIM. h. Darling. i well known driver and
trainer Of horses. says: Il have used Coles Teter
airy Carhosalvc successfully. and will do all that
is claimed for it," Ii is sure cure for scratches,
speed cracks cuts bruises. CALLS and all soIes, and
always brinss the hair in lite original color. Pound
cans. 81 %; small eau.. % cents
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Republican City, Neb. March Stat isss
B. J. KENDALL 4 Co. Genfs,-f tried YOUR Kendall.
SPAWN Cure and 1t had the desired eject u currd The
SPAWN which 9th treatments had failed do tia not
USE quite gne bottle of your Eminent After saFih wa
removed drove the horse and his over 06 nEss
rum Linn County Iowa 10 HaTln County Nebraska iI
load OF about 1000 pounds and made the trip in far
weeks Please send Treatise the Horss price
y cents respectfully yOuIr.
JAMES YFILENff
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

winthrP. Iowa New 81 Isss
b. J. RANDALL Co, Gssb.-EHcloAed please nns .
cents for Your treatise the Horse and his Dsesses
have been using SPAWN Cure horses fer
bone SPAWN One bottle entirely cured sIneness ana
removed mcst all the bunch.
Yours rsspectfzis
LEROY " GRAHAM
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Bremen Cab.

Corn comes tumhlins in at a lively rate at 30
cents per hu-hcl. Jesse Cook and Harry Harris
horn s'cBI to he the only part,s dealing in grain
here.
The store is now full to r,pletion. Business very
so.''i. Christmas goods seem TO he nil the rage now
Jeh. McSemee now has with him in the shop,
Waller Scott, who is said to he good shoer
Shooting here. every Saturday. Plenty OF turkeys
always on hand. Last Saturday. We noticed quite a
crowd. and they seemed to have good time.
We hear Of Christmas Trees in every direction.
Brenn"r. rather Rock Greek school, is to have
one. Christmas might. The invitation is general
Contributions solicited.
oUr Literary. last Saturday night, was full. and
The entertainment very good Some very good reci-
tations and '!crlamations The Song of the Whip
puorwiil. by Miss Ella and Walter Scott was ez-
ceilrn; AMI much admired. Miss Ida Walton IA
voied Us. als". with an exceedingly amusing piece
and we'll she SPOKE it. The time of our meeting
il now changed to every Thursday night. Next
Thur-day night will be debated '.Resolred That
conscience is n creature Of education"
We hear that Oakland and Pheasant Ridge are
each 10 have Christmas Tree.
Their" il much talk of Pntltoes rafting in the pit
Farmers w"'ild 10 vel! 20 look after this matter.
aatl max. examinations. and if not too late apply
remedy.
1t is strange to see the idea that generally pre-
walls with religion. people. and many who are not
that whorSer denies and rejects old cranky theolo
~. and fails I" swallow the whole mess Of writings
written Ly nobody knows whoD called the Sacred
Word Of God, ac.. also denies di-bclieves in .
superior being and future existence Let me say
I" such 10y the way Of eye-opcn-r. that the evil
d~Bce they acerP: upon which they found their be-
lief in sHci things would net b. accepted as evil
derre ~ any Court of ordinary intelligence, in this
c"nntry. Hra-s=y evidence il worthless. when il
refers 10 the present time; but when it refers ono
back tu the dark ages. then worthless is no name
for it. GlBsrI
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the undersigned either by
mote ar -'ook aenoun;. notified that settlement
must he made by the fret Of January 1879 posir<-
~. as must have the money PA. FIop,x
LeSna. Kansas. New q 1852
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ZEsTSSsS SSsI /; Il
tssRTEI IL r.saAS.

On RcHI E,-saI-. IA seems 20 .ait bor-
sNSrr-- or five year, siunr. or i.'-s. In
tcresf. q pre- cent per amman Com-
sais.ious rc-s-ou sbIc.
sJaHly &c. a W. ~. BARTLETT.
erthTeEt Cor. 18th Edmond Streets, 81. Joseph. No.
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A Splendid Work for Families.

. F9r lse1. THE TRInrSE offers a premium. WOODS
HOUSEHOLD PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, HYGIENE and
tkGEhf vols. sl9 and ga pp prOfI-ely illustrated
bound IN esth and sold BY for the inv arae price
Oi t1 Is written by eminent phy scians Of New York
and Philadelphia and published by the well known stand
ard medical back house. Of William Wood & Co Every
possible topic relating the structure and functions
human body 10 explained In this work with and pic
ture The book teaches how 10 regain health when lost
ana nov 10 take OF when regzned It.Iplans what
TO do IN emergencies II will many n human life and
many an honr Of suffering and anxiety In ordinary
family 10 viii pay for itself in months The terms
S,o : Woods Household Practice and THE WEEKLY
TEiErST hve years.
WOOD 8 Household Practice and THE SEzI-wErELY
siS. IhInUSE five years. With ten copies Of THE
wEEkLr one year.
sax WOOD Household Praetir, ard twenty rope- of
TIE WExKLI year
A circular with full description work ant on sp
MI .fio
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r. The Christmas Cantata. Santa Claus to lee
be rendered by the youn. folks connected with the
Troy Sunday schools will he given Christmas Mon
day. night. at the Presbyterian church. Thi- is Il
beautiful Christmas exercise. and the folks should
have a crowded house. The chorGa will Ice assisted
by good quartet. \ small admission fee will Lc
charged.
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II Townsend & Richardson have the haudsoru-
est display and line of linen and silk han,lke
in the city. Just the things for useful present.
Call and sec them before buying
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Rochester led, Nov. 10th is.s
X J. kKNDALL & Co, Cent?. Phrase send u = supp,y
Of advertising matter for krndss SPAWN Cure IL kas
good aze here and gives the best Of satisfaction OF all
We have sold have learn the irsI unfavo,hs
report. Very respectfully
J. DAWSON A sON
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Tlrc In,uranr, and yInnc, r.eaninr.

ID. MCINTOSH. Fin INSURANCE and Loan Agent.
Of Troy, gives you your choice Of a half dozen Of
iile best Fin Insurance Companies in the United
States in which 10 ias'r- Your property, at the
cheapest rates. lie Sill also loan money on real
essa,e security, the lowest Of interest Of
fee adjoining ilorr-' Bank, Troy and at Highland.
Kansas gseI,S0.
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still One Point Ahead

Gallagher & Corc"rsn. Highland Station still the
cheapest. salt sl0 per barrel. Sugar superior Fl
ira {. II lbs for a dollar Best brown coffee lbs
for dollar: best -recu coffee lbs for a dollar
Second brsi. lbs. for dollar Everything els- in
proportion Cic'hing. ovrrcoat., hats caps. and
gi"'%- spreialiis. GALLAGHER & e kcoK,x.
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W. will grind feed foT the farmers, on Friday aud
Saturday Of each week. Try rur Kindred corn
nrai.
F,Lv-H-' ELEVATOR ASp NM Co.
'nHyiu Severance, Kansas.
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II Noah Pyles, Highland. received, 9 days
since, bran rev stock O: get and pain go rings
and gold bangles. He also Keeps constandy ON
hand complete line of gold brrastpins studs. col
lar buttons, elegant silver table ware gold Watches
silver watches clocks, and in fact. everything kept
in . first-cia,s iewelry store
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

All persons knowing Themselves indebted I" the
undersigned, will please call and settle by January
LIST. 1853. CH,s. BrEEHsLTTE.
lldec
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kendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Milwaukee, Wis jan sth 1891
u j. hSsbAiL Co.. GSnts II have the bi,hs-s spBIs.
Of Kendall SPAWN Cure Ind II equally good rpanT
other troubles nnrt by AMI particularly rrm.y
ing snlaTCrmeBt-.
G"nfs VERY Truly.
y BRADLEY
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~ "Prickly Ash Bittrrs- is purely vegetable in
composition. II acts directly the liver kidneys,
stomach and bowels, Attending relief and cure in
MI cases
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North Side Hens.

There will be a Christmas Tree. and rccita,ions,
by the scholars. at District Co. Christmas night.
Mike Pfenni. is deck.
Lloyd Bailey has been soEely aiiirtcd with rheu-
niatism, for three mouths he is on the mend now.
Mrs. Meer- is building addition of llx26 and
making other improvements to her house. Lots Of
good cider tap all the time. at her house.
George Townsend has built him on cehon-e.
1t will probably he three weeks before the NEXT
Wedding.
John Adams took out furniture. Saturday, TO
Harve. MeAdams place. uhrr" lie will reside. for
the wear Ia come. VI.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

~ Typhoid fereE is prevailing 70 . ea.sii-rablr
extent in some localities in the County sud 10 other
parts Of the State. 1fthe winter should he warm
and damp. n large amonnt of aieknes. may be ex-
peesed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

GS- Tie newest. nieesf. largest. and ehsapos;
stock to select Holiday present from iu the city
great variety. The best aud the most stylish, ard
ail price 30 low. that suit everybody.
even an esthetic. u. e. SISCLIIE Il BEn.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28

~ Our varied and extensive stock. cannot iail
to supply yonr wants. Special efforts haze been
male. and no expense spared. to have a larger and
attractive stock ON hand this year. than
before. u. G. SISCLAIE & BIO.
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Read Proof Of wonderful cialrtsI

frsHOnf UhiS, Ja.. ssh IulH
Dr. Is j. kenpAlL Gu. ssr,ss-I thsk g ny duly II
render my tbanks fur and pfost, which hs
derived from your inyainsbl, and Spawn Cure.
Ny cousin and bad vziusb. stao1 worth stoos which
had very bad SPAWN. ani Vron0uarss by oni
nent veterinary bysnd any sur and pss
horse done for A . Lad re-sa advised ~
cousin try bottle q KesdaiF. spavbs Care Il h<d
magical eject the third botfl- rl H. asa the hssss =
well ss.v-r. Dr. Dick q EainburEh 5s rnpens ressd
uncle Of mine. sss rake infs-
est IN s.s>tiEz ks PrOfs s.i0B.
Yoars truly
JAMES 4. WILSON. Eva Ersss.sr
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Iotal saat.rs

For suy other length time IN accordance with the
alsye rates which sf,ply eny 60 rsulaf sdvatissng.
Basiness cafri- Of 5 lines ~ lf-s-. - year.
For legal and transient advertisements q per square for
the first Insertion aud 20 par sfHase for each subse
queut insertion.
Special No.ic-s sill be eh4Eesa 20 per extra and
EDITORIAL advertisements and prpnal communications
double price Lcals pr line for .e insertion;
: cents per line for subsequent instTtinns.
Eight liaes Of zpld NonpzErn make square al
fTaf tuns Of half s4nzT. and c0urr fun
square.
Advertisements requiring Ia be certified TO- viii be ehaIg
ed the cost of cartyif IN addition o. the regular rates.
Transient advertisements mast be- paid for invariably in
sdvance.
~ JOB WORK Of all kinds done short notice,
a. the times vii admit AlfJob Work mrst be paid
for WHEN taken from the once.
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~ All persons indebted to y. W. Pylrs. will call
and settle by January FIRST their accounts will lee
put in the hands of an officer. y. W. PYIEs
HIGHLAND. kas. Dec. Is 1882
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lenna comes to the front, thu week, and beg.
space in your columns To insert few items.
This though an of year in politics. does not seem
TO be 80 IN marriages There hare been but few
weeks, for some time, without the rumor that Mr.
and Miss 'o-and so were, or to re. married.
The latest We chronicle was the marriage OF Mr.
c. B. lloeh of Bclevur. Ohio. 10 Miss Alice Troy
of this place, at the home of the bride, m,ther
Mira $. A. Troy.
The nuptisl knot tied by Rev. D. Klo.- Of
Highland. a; IL IN, Dee. 18th ISS2 tthc grooin's
hirtLdsy.l AMI witars-rd hy % large concourse Of
relatives snd friends.
After the crrrmnny and congratulations we're of.
fered, all proceeded to the City Hotel where they
Jared sumpiuously ia excellent dilntr. prepared
for the occasion After Willing away some two
hours very pleasantly, eaeh went his way. wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoch long and happy life.
The bride was aitired in M elegau: bronze silk.
trimmed with dark plush, also a briIal-wreat. The
groom wore u black suit. Both looked hands some.
Mr.. Hoch came to Kansa. January Ist. Iss2 and
was in the employ of Dillon y Springer Bros. until
in October. when he returned To Ohio Will. here,
be won many friends. Tia useless to say the bride
has hosi Of warm friends. -he has lived in this
County the most of her life
Below give partial list eli the pr, .cnt-:
One chamber set. Mr. ard Mrs. j. L. Krndn!i
One set knives and forks. and pair scissors. Mr..
and Mrs Dan. Meyer.
One set silver napkin rim "a. Willie Troy and ii -ter
One set napkins. Frank Riddle.
Table linen. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Knmi.
One parlOr lamp, 4. NJ. Wallace auI Miss MolIie
Bogss.
One toilet basket. Mrs. a. L. waIlarc.
One letter ease, f. o. Wallace.
One mustache cup, and fruit di.l' J. A Dillon aud
Miss A. Gardner.
Ono pair scissors. button scissors. II. 4. Daniel,
One silver butter knife. sugar Spoon. C. A. Daniels
One majolica fruit dish, Ar. and Mr. T.. b.
Gatcheli.
One toilet set. Greeley Troy.
On. camp rocker. C. u. Trey.
One va.-s and silver table spoons. Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. Nigus.
Onr silver castor. Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. G. MAILER.
One glass set. Miss Katie Hrs-ian.
One glass water pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. u. F.
HesstHn.
One srt silver teaspoons, Miss Alice Gardner.
One picturr frame. Addi- Moore. A.,
One elegant cake and rskrt.L. Mr.. nnd Mrs V
Adams
One glass water pitcher. Nr aud Mr.. d. 4 Reber
One photograph album. J. A. Dillon.
Misc Mollie Boss.. of Stockton. Kan. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. +. A. Wallace.
ii. A. Daniels and family moving 10 Connect.
cut. Their many friends wish them success in their
new home.
A concert in town, Friday evening. Dec. I'D uH-
der the supervision Of Miss Nannir Nrshit which
promises to he good
Some of our young people tool in the Wi!herfurce
Concert, at Severance, last Saturday evening and
all speak highly of the musical talent of the troupe
Our grain mercha nts having large grain
trade. present, which affects other trade accord
ingly
There will be Christmas Tree at Lrona school
honsa, Christmas evening. We hope to a
well laden tree. and goodly number pre.rnt. u.
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All persons indebted to the undersigned are r.
ques;ed to s-tfle by January /. Issa
MccRrN & CowES
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lNCLJDE Then EY An HE,Ss.-Mr. Stcarns, Of
sauna IN The Ahiil9- convention. proposed To in
cludr the Pullman Palace Car Company in the rrgu-
a'"n Of fares. No bill will approach anythn. near
prriectis that dos not include the Pullman Palace
tHf Company. The mcane-t Monopoly; the greatest
fraud M the country. il this same Pullman Palace
Car Company. Their whole system is organized
robbery. They sntrr their emp loyres to impose up
Oh the pThiI'. Their charges eIOrbitant. ex-
trdyaSant, outrageous. and scandalons. They pinch
their rniplpyres and pay their porters mean and
stiuied salaries purpnsey that they may fleece and
plrnd"r the pullic- If the Legislature fails reg
ui1i-' the Pullman Palace Car fraud they will he
dir"licf IN daty. and shall ose confidence in their
Judgment and good sense. 4 kindred and twin mo-
h"i"iy mp I" few years since. was the exprrss
n"linly' hnt that has been wonderfully improved.
AMI We Il" not nov know of any good cause for COM
plant at the exprrs- companies in Kansas.
- The 396 medal has apparently been packed
away IN camphnr.-!it Con.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

.Ksleys IslABd Ohss. March .sth Is-s
DR. y. j. kaxD1LL a Co. Gensa-I h.,. u.sI xoaf
spavia Cure bore SPAWN and pirased 10 repsr
that IL has taken the completely on II oos
only one hze 10 perform the an soandent thsl
pfop-y assd. II viii do all that Jon claim for n
foars t-uly.
e. ~ LINCOLN
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For sale. Cheap.

fn- farm. well improved. l36 acres. two miles
west Of Palermo known a. the Miller place. Ad-
dres. apply to T. Will & Co,
.decsv. st. Joseph. No.
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~ Henry Moore is goiRg te Lavr Santa Claus
stop with him while lie is in town. Go in and see
the old Gent
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Highland s,,u.

Tue lecture by Rev. Mr. Ingalls,. IN Tuesday even
ing was a fine trrst. and IA good hous4 turned ou
10 hear most entertaining description given 81
Northern Afrira.
Qai'e a large quantity Of ice was taken from the
Greeks. and safry slowed away in ice eci=rs lorg
ths Ia { ..thaw-
Dr. Long shipped several ear leads Of hogs 10 st.
joe last week
The members Of the 4. ". L. Church will Give a
festival on the night of the 9th inst The proceeds
viii be taken 10 further the work on their new
church building. They deserve praise for prosccu.
ting their work so vigorously. Ifthey have success
they VIII probably have thoir house finished inside
and out, by New Year
Miss Annie Lynn, of Rock Port. Missouri. il once
more the guest Of her Highland friends for a short
time.
We learn that ball will be given at the wildly
Hotel, sometirne during the holiday.
Rev. Mr.. Jones and wife we're taken by storm. nm
Monday night. 4 donation surpri.. party sven, in
upon them. and left them very much better OF in
this worlds goods
The postotiee was removed iuio Oscar Long.
store. Tuesday evening. We suppose i, will now
take a rest. for while. at least. Lon Morton has
been added to the force OF help in this store
yALEDCIoRY.
Five years ago, last summer We penned our 6r,t
Items Tor the Chier. During this time for many
good reasons we have written without a signature
frequently. and Il: different periods uuler the nom
de Pi""'es of Observer "Euierpe- Under the Ap-
pie Trees. "LscGs. and others which We have for.
COTTON items often convenient in the first thre,
years For the past Two years. We have been High
hnf- regular correspondent missing very few if
anr Issues Of this paper We have always eud-avor.
ed TO gather items that wonll BE- of interest to the
people. To Ice sure. We have occasionally uademis.
take., having been mi-iniornetl or having written
from a vague rumor. Bat several times stated
our Willingness TO correct aud rrtIact If con-
WINGED we were in error. Right here We will ven
ture that we have written items in less time than
any other itemizcr in the County, end it j. lack of
time that at lat forces H- 10 cease cathrring up
items IL was merely desire to rrrurt the IL, VS.
that prompted ~ To take up IL. pen, aud long ago
We woaii have willingly given Up. had W had the
assurance that town would con;inur 10 lie ~ e.
sented in the columns Of lie Chief Our 81 zee re
hope is that Che correspondents manl will fall TO
one worihier and brtt-r skilled in the Use Of the
and one who will send good list of items to The
Chief each week.
With the knde-; wishes for the rraslers Of the ra-
per. We make our bow and step out. Lrscrs
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r. The Wherefore Concert Company lad full
hous-, Monday night, and all were highly pleased
with the concert. They magnificent company
of vocalist--;he best that appeared here;
while the elocuinnist. Mas Brown. has bur few
anner:nr.
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Cstnrrh of The Riadder.

Singing. -martins irritation of the urinary pass
ages diseased discharges. cured by "Buchupaiba-
81 at druggists Kausa. Depot. NePiKE & FOX.
A;ehisOn Kansas.
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December Is Isss. by Rev d. Kl"s-. Mr.. CIRUs
B. HocH and Miss ALICE TEoT. daughter Of ,br l=;e
John O. A. Troy. both of Leuna- Kas.
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ASA BRECKENRIDGE,

QTANTRELL Ram CLAINS.-WhiIe Senator Plumb
WAS in the city few weeks ago. he cnnyrrs-d with
great number of our prominent citizens about the
probability of the general Government PAWN. our
citizens the LOSSES sustained during the Quantrel
rald. Yesterday Mr. +. W. Reed received letter
from SENATOR Plumb in relation to the "a after A
public meeting will undoubtly lie called in few
days. when arrangements will be made to have our
Stat" Legislature take action in the case
Laurence Journal.
The claim il just nnH. and ought TO be paid
ought To have been paid long since. The only diff
Guilty Is that there is danger of tabshing prrcc
dent which Congress and the country can ly afford
To make In reality the claims exceptional. The
abb hnt"f meu were nearly all abroad in the army
IN defense of the Government. The Confederate
soldiers came iaio the defenselcss town. and after
butchering about two hundred men, DESTROYED thons
ands OF dollars worth Of property. Nothing in the
annals of war has parallel with this wanton des.
trUrti"n Of property and cold FLOODED Massacre. II
any body rTn get the claim through Plumb can. Tho
Legislature this winter should take hold Of the mat
ter ami get II nto shape. When il il properly pre-
ut'd thcrr - fair prospect cf its being settled
au'. pail.-LedrsHircrh Press
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y The place to get native lumber. il at Palmer
e. Drtan'- White Cloud
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LOOK HERE!
MoCrus q Cswen Rave Them.

All the above suits for cash. IL close out. Over
coats also. ct cost The cheapest place in Donilhan
County TO buy all kinds Of goods advertised ,y To-
2lder. N,CpryS g,,rr.
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MAEKIfD.-oa Monday, the 18th. Mr. c. b. Hoch.
lately Of Bellevue Ohio, and Miss Alice Troy were
married. ut Ltona. per announcement in hand
some cards printed at the Chief Office The bride i.
a daughter # Mrs. 5. A. Troy, and the late John q
4. Troy. who were among tine earliest settlers of
Kansas. aud who-e subscription To the Chief dates
from Volume !. SuIaher /. Miss Troy was born at
White Cloud. and raised ON the Chief and Of course
will make No vita We wish the happy couple
long life and abundant happiness
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ISuckien,s Arnica SaIve.

TnE Best Salve in the World for Cuts. Bruises,
tlcrrs, Salt Rhenm, Fever Sorrs, letter. Chapped
Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruption-,
and positively cures Piles Ii is guaranteed to give
y; RECT satisfaction, money refunded. Price IS
orats per box. For sale by ID. c. Sinclair & Bro.
Troy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-28
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II Coal constantly hand and for sale at Tire
Banner Mill.