The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume], August 24, 1882, Image 3

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THE KANSAS CHIEF.
SOU MILLER, Publisher.
Terms:
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Advertising Rates;
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prreonal comjoonfcatioBa,
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ftS2i.ifT.l?i ".are aoTorrr. .re r-ratrJ a f all
"JuTiniTMiu ttnws tw rwuaj to, .mberhatg
Tnuwrot a4TertiJWrrla nia.t be paid f lnTan.br la
I..!. tketim.fflodB.it. -Ml Job Work nroat be paid
f.r wbea taken rrum Ike nmre.
"DOKTrilATtOCnTV OIBECTORV.
JdceIJodld.ll)Wrirt-l)innMAiTa. ..,..
Ja. Lrnr. raTTr-a.
Sheriff F C. Baoit
Clerk of Uutrlrt Lort r J Clm.
Treu.rer .SahlilN Joanov.
t-rmtj Clerk 1 W.lloawt.
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ScrrrTor-Cniaxr. Lonnrniin.
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MOKY lO I.OAo,
On tlrul Otnlrt In tmra foaiull lor
owrrt,on fire jnrn llmr, or Ir- In
lerf, 7 per cent, per annnm. Com
mfIon rrnonnbIr.
ljanly - W. II. It AUTI.-RTT.
orth-wMt Cor. 4th k TOacni Street, EL Jo.eph, Mo.
MOtEY TO I)AX
J.F. Ilnmpnon ! prep tired to lonn
tnsnej- to the Furram or Donlphnn
Count j. on Ionpllme,nt7 percent. In-
terefnnd n rcnvoBiible commlwilon
iWonejr tnny'be pnlil before ne9nnd
afop lnlrrI, IT the borrowfr chooties.
Io ilrln j In .furnishing the money. Io
mrorn iipprnlieinent or application
reqnlretl. Cull on Iilm t the office of
RejInter orieedeS nt the Conrt IIone.
Viaprly. J. F. II AMWJOX.
The Fello wing lJind fsrSnle:
V .f J ftretiim 19. tAvmntiip 4. range 21.
N. w fn-1 Motion 6, townnlilp 3. rsnge 31.
S. k. w. i fwrtinn 31, townliip 2, n.nx 31.
tt. 1 n. -. J motion 33. townnWp S, range 31.
IV I n. w J ftrcl.nn 12, township 3, ranje 31.
Thru? UdiIm will be noM on rramraablo temfr oue
thinl tlnwo. bahiuoe in one and two yrara. Tor far
thf r Information, inquire of
JOUKTII V. HaMI-MY,
37Jjin Office In Court Houc
TEN REASONS WHY BRYAN, BROWN
SHOE CO. BOOTS AND SHOES ARE
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.
1st. We ofTer a reward of one thousand
dollars for the detection of any Leather-
board or Shoddy, In any part or any snoe
made by us with our own nameonseme
2d. We use only the best stock to be
had in the market.
3d. We close our seams with Balding
Bros. Prize Medal Pure Dye Silkthe best
tnatismado.
4th. We make all shoes with the Cordl
an Back Seam, that cannot rip.
Sth. We see that every shoe Is put to
gether In the most substantial manner.
Oth. They are made by skilled work
men, who are responsible for the parts
performed.
7th. They are made on Full Lasts, and
will not cramp the feet.
Sth. They are the neatest fitting.
Oth. They are the best finished.
10th. They are the latest styles.
Van Busklrk X Breckenrldce,
Agents.
ioic mii;
TN COOP rAUMs 1-OK sALF.a.I nn.lrr en!
ft.rt.tiin, rihI niif ing In prirc frotu twrnty tnfrnly
dftllur prrarrr, all iratrtl in thr tmuth part of
pntt.jihan Omntj, an1 none vf tltrni virr twrlrn
lull from Trnjr AtrliiMin, all wrll Iratn1, ami
nrar rmlnci'l ttiffi' Willi w.l 1 un muwntil 1p
trrnm ir fnrtlirr parlirulurp r
JOM Ill cCKUM.
Krli 33, ISS2. TrtT, KaiiMn.
MiCnim & Cotton h.i e rccchetl
tbir Spring sloclv of Drj GihhIs jiiiH Xo
tioiiH, II(Kt8 mid SIiovs, nud (Mothiu.
Wcimite tlie trade tot. ill nml examine
our nctr ods and pnees. We duvet Cb
Iccial attention to our Clothing, which
is nice, new, nml nobhy.
iy New Goods at LELAXIVS. New
stales Dnvss Goods, and cheaper than
eer.
fr" e hare a Job lot of Clothing. It la a line of
buck cotton worsted suits. Unsually sell from sev
en to eight dollars a suit, they will fit small men
and large boys, and we guarantee the wear on them,
and yon can bare n ruit of them at your own price.
McCitm Jc Cowcc.
Land for ale.
The outh-cat quarter of section 24, township 3,
range 21, in Washington Township, lying immedi
ately south of IUair Station farm, is for sale. The
title has been perfected, and there is no incum
brance on tbe laad. It contains some timber, and is
especially adapted for pasturage and fruit. Any
person wishing to purchase, will please call at the
Ck office.
tV Oo to McCrcm & Cowen'e for Severance
Snowflake Hour
Boots and Shoes.
Large Mock of Boots and Shoes, jnst
retched, at Leland's.
Come to See X a.
AVa wdl grind feed for tbe farmers, on Friday and
Saturday of each week Try our kinl-dned corn
meal
ACMERS ElTVATOU AXD MtLL Co.,
msyttf. Severance, Kansas.
Fire Insurance and Honey .Loan Ing.
D. UcINTOSH, I ire Insurance and Loan Agent,
efTroy, gives yon your choice of a half adoxenof
tbe best Fire Insurance Companies in the United
States In which to insure your property, at the
cheapest rates. He will also loan money on real
estate seixr.ty, at tbe lowest rates of Interest. Of
fire adjoining Hodem Hank. 9cp80.
money to Loan,
At low rates, on long time- X. Pwcx,
JlJnneSO Troy, Kansas.
Money to Ixian,
On long time, at 7 per cent, interest, on well im
proved Fanusm Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
Jnne2l X K Stoct. Troy, Kansas.
, EP The Severance Mills now have an abundance
of water, and are running day and night, with a good
sn; ply of flour always on band
rUWKM-l UARCOCK
V ill negotiate loans for parties wishing o borrow
wey 3feb7C
ty Plows audCultiators at Leland'b,
nt St. Joe prites.
.rt!1 ",tmK Cl nonr, should get tlie Sever-aaeoMUls-SnewFUie-
f i"" A ladM-i.' Tt-..-i
Cow -, thc ' tTerJ M' McClma
Klnlc Mchfrol Fund.
Tie Jot divMm.l f the Mate Scbotot mad kw
been rrreirnl at ttio Connlj Tnwnrr) and U too
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Trne Co Iter Trout.
Too tnneh ranniitleMhl of thrrr fiithfnl wife
and mothrr, ronnUotlj watrhU "nd tarioj for her
draronra, neTertirjIcrtinsaMnRleditty In their .r
half. ttbrn thry are anailfd by dinratr, and tbe
pytni nhoo.d bare a tbonragb elranIn;, tbe utoni
arb and bovrln rrnlated, blond panfieI, and mala
rial Kiwn exfnuioatrd, ahe moH know that IZIe
trie Ilittrra are tbe onlj iuc remedy. They arc tbe
liet and jmirKt medieinea in tbe world, and only
rot fifty eenta. Sld by I C. Sinclair A. Bro, Troy
IHmvterbted KixriVr. VsArrnTxtxTzv.U I
related of one of thow wouien in Kanaaa who are no
artire in attending to other pecple'a bosinrM, and
who worry tbrDntelrea OTrthioa that do not con
eern tbeui, that ahe recently dlsrorered that a jonng
man, a perfect atran-rr to ber, ww pajing attention
to a girl who wai connderably talked abont, and
that be waa evidently bent on tbe marry. This wo
man, by some book or crook, found out where tho
yonn; man' mother Hrel and atraigbtvay Aat her
elf down to write to her, warning ber of tbe dan
ger in which ber aon atood. hhe told her that what
errr was done, moat lc dune at once, at there win
no time toloe; and to give force to her ailrier, ahe
mentioned that ahe wsa the wifo of tho mlmtter.
X!y dno eonrae of mail, a reply eame from the young
man's mother. Sim adTicd ber unknown friend. If ,
ahe had any bntineasof her own, to attend to it, as
ber aon was of age, and eonld run biaaftaira. If abe
was a minister a wife, na abe md, perhaps abe could
find enoogh to do In keeping brr huftband'a flock
rftgulateil. Hut if -be would keep on ber own aide
of the frnc, ber sou would not molest ber. And
tbe sou married tbe gitl People never git auy
tliMiks for iHMin iu such a flairs.
Ilncklen'-i Arnica Hnlir.
The Hot Sahe In the ttorld for C'utR, Uruntea,
Cletra, Salt Iibcniu, levtr Sma, Tetter, Cbaj ped
Hands, Clnlblaina, Corns, and all Sklu Lruptiona,
and i-nitiTely cures 1'ilrs. It Is gnarnnteeil to give
IKrfect satisfaction, or money refunded Price 2
cents per 1mz I-or sale by D. C. Sinclair At lint f
Troy.
Teachers Kxainlaatlan.
A public ci animation of candidates for teachers'
certificates will Iks held in tbe public school hntld
ing, at Troy, tnlayanl HataMay, Septeiuler 1st
and 3d, 184 lcginiJing at 7.30. a, m
II. V. Siumk,Co Snpt.
f7 Al. 1 1 nine was down from Hiawatha, Sstar
day. He has just rome tnnmpbantly through bis
second liquor triaL Some dsya ago, the spy who in
formed on him before, untered bis store, under pre
tence of buying something, when Al. invited hiai
nt quick. Tbe fellow went oat, and then called Al
a beastly name, whereupon Al. went out and applied
his foot to the man's gable-end. He bad Al. arrest
ed, and the latter pleaded guilty, and was fined
and costs. Then Al bad htm arrested for using ob
scene language ou the public street, and be was lin
ed 15 and costs. Then tbe County Attorney jerked
Al. for whiskey selling, charging that he was the
man himself who bad bought it on divers occasions.
When it came to trial, tbe County Attorney, avail
Ing himself of a Mwyer's privilege, refused to ga up
on the witness stand, but wanted to withdraw the
suit. Al. demandsd a verdict, and one of acquittal
was rendered. AL keeps a scrap-book, in which the
acconnts of his trials and acquittals are preserved.
He has it almost fulL
ErII to be Avoided.
Over-eating is In one sense as productive of evil as
Intemperance In drinking Avoid loth, and keep
the blood purified with llnnlock: Blood Hitters, and
you will 1 rewarded with robust health and an in
vigorated system Price I 00 For sale by D. C
Sinclair At lira,, Troy.
17 A tramp printer came along, this week, that
w fair epeeimen of bis breed He wanted to
find a Union office to work In, and would work only
at scale prices. Then he legged a few exchanges of
us, to swap off to some farmer for his dinner, and
bummed a few dimes out of the printers, to help a
fellow along on his way. We afterwards saw him
asleep in the Court House yard, grttingndof the
scale of prices that be found at the bar of a Union
office This is a sample of the lousy dogs who spend
their time in talking Union, and raise a row In print
ing offices ltecanse tbe proprietors will not iy them
bigger wages, t make up for their loafing time.
It rain nnd Itervc
'Wells Health Kcrewer." Greatest remedy on .
earth for iwntcnce, leanness, sexual debility. Air,
$1, at dniggista. Kansas Depot, .MclMKE A- 0
A trillion, Kan-as.
r?" We understand that Moore, late of tbe High
land CcntralSUjtr, was thrahcd, tbe other day, by
an old Drniitcrat, lceause be bad collected money
for subscription, aud did not fill out tbe tune, nor
pay the money baek Tins i a tnrk that has liecn
played on Dcmornita in this County so often, that
tbey engbt t be used to it, by tbutiuir. If they do
be a dollar or two in trying to supjtort a larty pi
per, tbey ought to gnn and War it.
-V CAHD.
To all who are suffering from the crrora and indis
cretion of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loMt if manhood, etc., I will send a recite that will
cure you, FKI- E OK CHAKRE. Tins great remedy
was dwmcrrd by a, uu-ioniiry in South America.
Stud a self addrrswd envelope to the I.KV. Jo-HII
T I-M1-, Station Dt .rie lorl dig ITangly
ITtr A drummer for a paier bouse was here, the
other day, trying to sell ns some wedding goods
There is not ma eh call fur such stock, in this conn
try There is lots of marrying; but ourcxenenee
is, that when a young couple bate nothing but a
secondhand deck of cards to lcgin housekeeping
with, they don't aquanler much money on costly
wedding invitation.
tjr Advocates of prohibition need have no fears of
"Prickly Ash Hitters " as it Is a medicine, and by
reason of its cathartic properties cannot be nsed as a
leverage. It is manufactured from the purest ma
terials, and acts directly on the liver, kidneys, stem
aeh and bowels As a blond purifier, it has no equal.
Is pleasant to tbe taste, and effective In its action.
FT X. C Hailey brought in hia horse-thieves
from Leavenworth, last week They were the ones
who stole Hinksfon's horse, near Doniphan The
Dutlon thieves were not caught. One of these cul
prits is a young man najned Noah Young, and the
other Is J. C Langston, the sore-eyed chap, well
known aliout here, several years ago, aa the alleged
husband of Mrs. Langston, of unsavory reputation.
In Hot Ytater,
Orpba M. Hodge, Battle Creek, Mich., writes: "I
upset a tea kettle of iKM.ing hot water on my hand.
I at once applied Thomas' Eelectnc Oil. and tha ef
feet was to immediately allay tbe pain. It was cured
in three days. For sale by D. C. Sinclair &. Bro-,
Trov.
7 A gentleman who came from Seneca, Monday,
aaya he aw two or three dozen beer kegs on the
platform, to lie returned to St. Joe, to be replenish
ed; ml he learned that this was a weekly occur
rence. Seneca U one of the town where ao much
blow ha been nmde about the prohibitory law be
ing enforced.
Mo he or. Mini , Sept. 25, IST3.
Six. I have been taking Hop Bitters for inflam
mationof kidney and bladder. It ha done for me
what four doctor failed, to do. The effect of Hop
Bitten aermed like magic to me
W. I CAItTER.
(7 Thi (Thnmlay) evening promise to be a gay
time in Troy. The Institute Ball, from present ap
pearance, will be one ef the pleaaantest ever given
in Troy, and will be attended by the yocng people
from all the anrreondmg country. We understand
that the Highland Band will be down, at night, to
eerenade the town.
Catarrh of the 11 1 adder.
Stinging, smarting irritation of the nrtnary pa
agea, dweaecd discharge, eared by "Bachopaiba."
la at druggist. Kansas Depot, McITKK A. FOX,
Atchison, Kansas,
CiT It i related of one of the Normal Institute
students, who is attikteil wilb the spectacle agony,
and who can t possil ly get along without his gits,
that while Prof. Niliart was giving lesson in pen
manship, this stndent was required to defiue seme
delicate mark or curve, and wa obliged to take off
hi spec, in order to see the mark
iy The resnlt of tbe flection ha proved a grand
micccm, but nt more so than Kendall a Spavin Cure
is proved to It- every da v. Bead adit
rp ey t'ry and dusty. A good ram would be
api reciatcd, alout this time But Vennor predict
severe storms, the eud of the moLth and tha first
cf September.
ty Liver tliecaatft, headache, aud constipation,
eaneedbrbatldizc-tion. auicklv cured br 1rowna
I Iron Bitten.
Iautltale KetesM
Greater lnteret I taken, I tils week, ttan ever,
at tt hUitute. I'rof. Know lea and Nib art are
growing wore and more worthy of the names tbey
bear, every day; while too nincb praiae ran notba
bestowed on onr worthy Vairintendent, for hia ef
forta to make tbe Institute a success,
Nearly all the schools in tbe County are taken.
Several so-callrd teachers hare been trying to take
advantage of teachers who are always found at
tending (Mir lavtitatea. by runt dug around tbe Coun
ty, trying to secure school, wl th rightly belong to
thoe who prepare themselves eqsrtlj,.y for tbe pro
feKu ofieatMng; tat iu almost evrrv instance,
they have got bwaatifutty U-fU
F. K. I'aigeand J. J.liaker deeluw the honor of
being classed as two of the veterans, aa was inter
polated by ope of the Trtrrans m oar notes, last
week.
A few I cache it who absented thcniftelrts two rears
from tbe Institute, beraue they beW "A grade
certifies tea, find they bae fallen so far behind the
times that tbey w itl do Well, this year, to get a grade
two certificate. Tbe Superintendent say no one
shall teach, tins coming year, nalces be holds a t er
tificatr, and that no ttno will 1-e granted a certificate
nnlcsa be stands an eiaiainatlon. ssthe rest of the
teachers do ; so tbor fellows who claim to be teatb-
era of maoT years standing, but who have alwaya
bummed their certificate, or taught without, would
better Inok'a little out.
The Institute will hold a sociable at the Methodist
Church, on Thursday evening, August 31st. All the
teachers and the friends of teachers are requested to
be present. Hclow is tbe prograuima, as arranged
for tbe occasion :
1. Jlnsio Quartette,
2. Salutatory; I'rof Know lea.
3. Recitation, ''Sockery Setting a Hen," Ida Tracy.
A Song (guitar); J. J. Baker.
5. Toast to the ladies; Prof, Xibart.
6. Iteionet Elixa Johnston.
7. Duet; Dr. Wade and lira. N'oyrs.
8. Toast to tbe gentlemen; Ella McKrrnan.
9 Kesione; K. II. Uartin
10 Mnrnc Solo; Dr. Dinsraore.
11. KecitAtion, MIeath Doomed: George, Hell.
12. History of the Doniphan County Normal Insti
tote; 31. L. Edwards.
IX Music.
14 Keeitation;T. 11 Marshall
15. Valedictory; Nora Panics ry.
16. Ma sic Quartette.
Hclow we append the names of those carolled :
-tora Psnleavr
EUaMcKenma
Msrj Kswlings
Clem. Elippel
E.O Henidun
Mary X.rts.l
Utue Fllnlge
Jlaczie Kliimel
Leena KnlliTan
TV w. Krsktae
A 2 I'ernr
Ida FUedge
Mabel Itarkbaltcr
J J. -taker
(,eo. Mets
Sam Smitli
A Hawkins
J M.Wibon
Jane Col-msn
Msgcie Usml4agh
Moliie Grsy
Lena Lindner
Nellie rmrest
Aana Kerry
Hattie Otten
Iranee Terrj
Mary Kelts
lleraClarT
Josie Mi.Mlan
JeMi McClelUn
ttlll Cnrtis
I W Terry
CTarrie Uaolinss
KlizaJ JnhnMen
K 7irtitnerman
C 'tt Juibertnoo
E. IL W eat fail
Joe Andrews
T IL M arshall
A J Mar
K a Martin
Nsnf2eabft
XateonicnMik
Katie IiVlancy
"nuers Katner
FlU Meele
I mnta Toner
Ktba A ilkinsun
Kmm Terry
Mina MeMragr
Harriet "v-rb-j
Mah Tracy
Nannie Majnanl
nin- Mananl
Chartea IlVedrr
Msry Traiit
Jiwie .iKUn-t-r
A J BtdliMa
liennts Ijiutlix
r, UAstklna
Kli Tnt-riting
Charles MrArter
lit-. IL IL TlioinMi-a
(.ettic Ilsnann
VUr Tnch
3f abrl IVrrv
f faarlea IVfcard
IlnghMtt rum
Mavnard Carter
t L-renee lnce
Toot Traer
Amelia Klipr
.liMvI
Ellen lloxarth
I JkzIm TbontpMnn
WiIL TA Inwr
M;n Kirbv
I l..lwanl
erjrr IVrre
J r. erU
d nnHie Ilanlv
Mpjie Veildre
Uxa Towo-eml
Aoffnuta rantona
J MUboorne
Kd. Tnwn-etul
Lbu. Scott
C It. Rnundj
Ida Saihrn
IiMta kerfer
Alice M Shedd
Annie Djk
Mary Mfwnjyr
JIrr Clonrh
Annie Saxton
Mat lie Drntpn
II 31 Conkfia
Cbsrlra Hatcher
MaTawtumid
Mabel Tux
Battle Allen
Hattie Scott
F F.IHlge
Cbaa. rVtjd
Mollln Merehead
Ida May Walton
MUs Ciem
Clsra V. Williams
Jonie Katner
rtrhel Metz
Hop ntttera are the Pnreat and Beallltlera
Kver .tt-ule.
Tber are comjKianileU from Hop, Malt. Huchtu
JlatKlrnke ami Dandelion the oldeKt- beet, ami moet
valuable mctliclDea in the world, and contain all the
leit and moMt rnratlve jirajtertieaof all other reme
died. Win; the greatest Blood I'mi-Eer, LIrrr Itegu
la tor, and X..fe and Health Kpntoring Agent on earth.
K dieae or HI health ean ponniblj long tiUt vhere
thew lhtteniarenfteiI(eovanelandrerfeetare their
oje rations
They pve new life and vfcor to the aged and infirm
To all wIiopc employment ramie irrrcularUj of the
lowels ur nrtnary organs, or who require an iipctiz
er, Tome and mild Stminlant, Ho Uittera are inral
uahle, lning highly curative, tunic and t miniating,
without intoxicating.
so matter what yonr feeling or ayiuptonis are,
what the diwaAe or ailment lit, nue'llop Bitter.
Don t wait until you are tick, hut if yon only feel
bad or minerahle, uoe Hop Bittern at once. It may
eae your life Hundred hare been raved by no
doing $o00 will be paid fur a caw tbey will net cure
or help.
lo not -uffir or let vonr fnenda enffcr, bnt om and
urge them to umj Hop Btttera.
iCenierober, Hop Bitter m no vile, drugged, drunk
en uootrnm, but the l'lirrnt and Bent Medieloe ever
made, the "Invalid a Friend and Hope, and no
itermin or family should le without them. Try the
Bittern to-day.
Sociable.
The Presbyterian Sociable will be held at tbe rmi
deuce of lira. Loui Zimmerman, unTuenday een
ing, Aug , 1882. Conveyance will be at tha Pre
bytenan church, at half iaftt Ix o'clock, to accom
modate those whbmg to attend. AH are conllally
inrited
Hclhlrd, the Fl.etegrapl.er,
Ii having lot of work, and in kept on the move. He
im turning out good pictntra, and giving the bett of
atifaction Call on him soon
Fruit Jnra.
Large et stock of Fruit Jars ever In Severance, and
at lowest prices, at J. A. Campbell Slang.
r? We learn that an Insnne man made an assault
nKn flcorge U.Clem, of Union Township, a few
dav ago, with a bar ot iron, and if persons near at
hand had not come to the rest ue, he might line
killed him, or seriously injured him. The crank i
under arrrst. and will lie sut" njKn for io sanity.
Yef Some thieve broke into tbe depot, rriday
night, by cutting out a pane of glasa. They failed
to break open the safe witli a pick axe and a spike.
and could find nothing to steal, except a grip sack
Wlongiug to Payton Enies, which tly gobblfd. It
is supposed to have leen tho work of home talent
A f-enrral Mampcdc.
Nivcr wa such aruch maile forany Drug store
ns is now at D C Sinclair A. Bro s, for a Trial Bottle
uf Dr. Kmg'a Xew Discovery for Consumption,
Cough and Colds. All person affected with Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or any
affection of the Throat and Lung, ran get a Tnal
Bottle of tin great remedy free, by calling at the
above Drug htore,
tST In the last few days, small white buttcrflie
by the million were flattering about the top of the
weed and garden vegetable. They did this for
several days, aad then disappeared as nuddenly as
they came. They were supposed to be laying the
egg for next year'a crop of cabbage-worms.
ty A a Iarty living south of Troy were pausing
through town, Friday evening, on their way from
Eagle SpnDg. a horse at'tached to E. X. Watkin
buggy became fractions, and commenced kicking.
A lady guest of Mr. Watklns was kicked an both an
kles. Inflicting painful braises.
A Friend In Need.
Time over and again. Thomas Eelectnc Oil has
proved a salutary fnend to the distressed. As a re
liable curative for cronp In children, sore throat and
bronchial affections, and as a positive external rem
edy for pain, it Is a never-failing antidote. For sale
by D. C Sinclair A. Bro., Troy.
t3T C. VY. Ilargi has brought In the big apples
ol the season, grown on his place, in town. If yon
ran imagine an apple big enough to make a mess of
dumplings for a healthy, hungry man, who I fond
of dumplings, yon can guess at the site of those ap
ples. Don't Die In tbe IT ease.
Ask druggist for ''Rough on Bat. It clears out
rats, mice, bed bugs, roaches, vermin, flies, ants, in
sects. 15c. per box.
t7 The plank sidewalks about town are faronte
resorts fur bumble-bees, under which to build their
nests. They are more numerous than asnal, this
summer, and scarcely a day pass- but they pop ort
and salivate some of the little boys. S
y TV teachers for the Troy public schools, for
the coming fall and winter, have all been engage..
Tbey are: Principal, A. II. Miller; Assistants, Miss
es Emma Tooer, Frances E. Kstner, Hattie Allen,
and Elixa J. Johnston.
CTtltSOO per year can be easily made at home
working for E. O. Bideont -k. Co,, 10 Itarclay Street,
Xew York. rVml for their catalogue and full par
ticulars. XJT Ir. 5encca Gurney was in, this week, from
hts home in Washington County. If all the old
Doniphan County citisens scattered through Kan
sas would come back home, the County would hare
abent -15,000 populst-n.
? Thousands have nsel KcndaTTs Spavin Cure
fur rheumatism, after all other remedies had failed,
and have experienced intant relief Read advt.
tp"E." IL Lmtwiler and Charles Knst. of
Atchison, were in Troy, last rnday night. They
came to brighten np the Lodge of Knights of Honor,
and they put tbe bora thrcngh the tfnlL
C7 7"ot a dnnk, not soM in tar-rooms, but a reli
able non-alcoholic tome medicine, nsefsl at all times,
and In all seasons. Is Itrown's Iron Hitters,
r?" Ph. M. OnndlaeVs patent Gram Drill, sold
by Joe FcbleUb&am, Toniihan, Kansas.
iy Onr old correspondent, 'Mordecal, favored
ns with a call, Monday afternoon.
THE J. W. BAILEY
In! 1'iiiiiiij
Dealers lu Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS
-AND-
NOTIONS.
Dress Silks,
Fine Dress Goods,
AM
Dress Trimmings
V SPECIALTY!
Keeji tlio larcest assortment of I.eail .uiada
Snits, Cloaks, Ulsters, fchawls, Umlerwear. Iu
sierjt filores, etc.
Everything Sold Cheap !
Indirs' ami Miiaci Dreve ami Wraps mntle
loonier at slmrt notice. In the highest alle nf
the nrt. Prices reasonable.
YiftiroKfi ro iiii:
ST. JOSEPH EXPOSITION
(Commencing ptcmbrr -1, and continuing aix
ilavO in enMh sate i uoii'li 1 more thin nir
thtir expense, if tlie will make out a list of
giMMU titer nrr sure to necil during the iihiiiii;
1 all and inter, and tin it
BUY OF US
while in fat. Jompli, as we shall make Special
Pnpoiratioiis and offer
UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS
in all Department, daring Expoxitiim wk. AH
are conlially inritrd to call anil aro n, wbrtbrr
lMinnj to iMirtbav or not. Wo mil take iilraa
nro in alio m Ti.itori t-ronj;li onr 3Iammoth
Kfttabliument.
THE J. W. BAILEY
MERCANTILE CO.,
F S04, :4Xi Ji WW Fi Iix bt , Cor, Sth,
Bt Toaopli. - -VXlaifsoxxx-l.
WlioleHalo Department ou the second and third
lloon and ban men t.
The Troy Hcliool.
The School Hoard of Distnct No. 21, embracing
the city of Troy, has, upon due consideration of the
merit of all applicant for position a teacher in
the school of said District, elected the following,
for the ensuing rrhool year: Pnaripal, Prof. A 11.
Miller; Assi-tauts, Mis Frances E. Katner, Miss
Hattie E. Allen, Miss Km ma A. Tousr, and Mis
Eliza J. Job niton. I'rof. Miller has had orer twen
ty fire years experience a a teacher, eight of which
years have been spent in the schools oHVhitc Cloud,
and he holds a five years State certificate. Mia
Katnrr ha taught for five year, and has a 'o. 1
County certificate. Mis Allen ha taught for an
equal length of time, and hold a certificate of the
same grade. Mia Toner has taught continuously
for six years In our schools, and ha a No. 1 County
certificate: while Miss Johnston ha had three years
expenenre In the school room, and hold a No 2
County certificate Tbe Board believes it has se
cured a corps of teachers adapted to the need of
the several departments, and that each teacher is
desirous of co-oK:rating with the Hoard in itscf
frt to improve and euro fur our school, and that
now, all that is needed to make the schools a suc
cess in the fullest sinse of the word. Is tbo hearty
co-operation of imrtnt- and guardian To tin end.
the Hoard intend to luuke an earnest effort to en
force the attendance of all school chi!drn uptn the
schools of the District, and in thu n spect, in partic
ular, ask for the aid of all iarrnt and guardian of
the children in the District. In new of tbe fart
that the school meeting limited the temi to eight
months, it ha Wen determined by the Hoanl that
thescliotilirar shall begin October 2, which, with
one week of vacation at Christmas, will run the
school until May -XHb. 1883 Mr J. P. U iUn was
engaged as janitor, for the ensuing year.
Titos. W. HrATxrr, Clerk.
Lmtor Cinrr- Prof Nihart, who will he a can
didate in Atrhison County, on tbo Democratic Anti
Prohibition ticket, has jut made the remark, and
xnide it very forcibly, that if he was Superintendent
he would not sign any teachers certificate, if tho
teacher even weut Into saloon occasionally, although
he might answer erery and all questions correctly
that might be put to him. Is this nut a little fanati
-l! Teach k a.
rT The lest and safest Drill is that one manu
factured by Ph. M. Gundlach, at Belleville, 111., and
can be had through his agent, J. Schletxhanm, Don
iphan. CT We had a call, Saturday evening, from Mr. I.
It. Detwiler, of Toledo, Ohio, who owns considera
ble lsnd in this County, and is firm In ths belirf that
Doniphan is the best County In the Union
ty Thinks to Honey Wood, for a basket of his
finest peaches. He has a good crop of them, this
year, and i making them pay him. He ha a de
mand for all he can ship, at good prices.
17 We are undsr obligations to the Directors of
the Marshall County Fair, for a complimentary tick
et to the 1 air to be held at Marysrillr. from the 23th
of August to the 1st of -September.
? Dan. Sinclair has continued to keep his foot
ing, since our last issue, without any slips back want.
The improvement is very slow, but still It Is Im
provement. CF Mrs. Kesfer has tha thanks of the CAicfor a
very handsome lmuquet, anil some magnificent
peaches, of a calibre of abont three to a goed sited
cobbler.
tyTbe handsomest hedge in Doniphan County
I aronnd the block of II. A. Wright, In the western
part of town. Mr. Wright loves to do such work.
r7The grat en the Fair Grounds was bought
by Dr. Reeder, for N2. Thi is the highest price
ever obtained for the grass on these grounds.
ry Gundlsch" ferce feed Grain Drill gives tho
Wst satisfaction. wWrever used. For particulars,
apply to J. Schletxhanm, Doniphan, Kaa.
CF Archibald H. IL Calvin and Hiss Martha
Walker, ef this County, were msrned.at St. Joseph,
on Thursday morning of last week.
OT The H. A. M. R. IL, known as the Burlington
Route," offer special advantages to travellers. See
their Jul vert jscment in this paper.
tT F. P. Ilaksr, of the Topcka CVMnireaJM,
was in town, Fndar evening He is eschewing pol
itics, and attending strictly to forestry.
Cr"C- H. I hck ford was np from CaldwslL with
his little son, tbe lstter iart of last week, to see his
old partner, Dsn Sinclair.
7 Mrs. C Leland and children and Mrs. Stout
started, Monday, for a month s visit aftioog fnends
in East Tennessee
HT A lady's black collar, fonnd two miles and a
half north-east of Troy, can be had by calling at the
CXxtf office.
Foea!e.
Aa opera house drop curtain, perfectly new, 16
feet long, 12 feet wide, painted with a Wautiful
scene. Call en Henry Moore, Trey, Kansas.
tjp Farmers ran now depend upon getting their
grinding done promptly, at the Severance Mills.
CHAMBERS,
1
'ST. JOSEPH, MO.
"Hew Gooda" now being placed on sale in every department The
"latest Hove-ties" as fest as they are introduced East AN IMMENSE
NEW STOCK will be on sale by opening of Exposition. The LARGEST
LADIES' AND CHTLDREN'S SUIT BOOM in the City, accessible by
the only handsome Passenger Elevator in the City. 7e "Lead" (not
follow) in low prices, guaranteeing the lowest prices in thi market for
same quality of goods. "Headquarters" for BDTTERICK'S PATTERNS
AND PUBLICATIONS. Catalogues mailed free. Samples sent on ap
plication, and all orders carefully and promptly filled. Strangers and
others favoring us with a call, will be politely shown through our at
tractive stock, whether purchases are made or not
CHAMBERS, --l2TE"5r & CO-
Hort Side Tear Street, between Sth and 6th.
PRomann FRoap-rm
F.r m H.crr..r.l I.lrrftlale Kzp..ltl.. Im.
pr.romr.ta Belaa- 3Z.a t. Ikr ?ra.4a aa4
Tr.c-.
The arrangement for the Inter-Stntc Lxposilion,
rhwh opens in this city on the .th of SeptemWr,
are progressing rapidly, and the manager are spar
lug no pains to make it the most successful exhibi
tion ever held in the valley. The abundant crop
this year, ami the prospt runs condition of the coun
try in general, insure the largest displav ever made
In any of the departments, and the manager are
making unusual preparation to meet the demand
that are likely to be made for space.
Tlie grounds are conceded to be the finest In the
west, and with the improvement that wdl be made
this year, they will hare no equal for their site.
Atont GO acre are enclosed, and the track embraces
a grove of forest trees that afford an abundance of
shade A small creek niu In a xig zag course aero
the grounds, ami a snpply of pure watrr Is furnished
by the city waterworks Hydrants are stationed at
convenient points, and fountain have been erected
within and without tho building The mam build
ing In 300 feet long, and I a well lighted, well renti
lated and substantial structure. There are two
fount. us in the centre, aud a commodious stand ar
ranged for floral and other displays. The sides of
tbo building are divided into space for exhibitors.
and the arrangement in this respect could not be
more satisfactory. Above the xbihitors space is
promenade platform extending around tho wall, and
affording a fine view of tbe dfopliy Wneath. On
the ncrth side of the building tbe spare Is di tided
inti lmxc' for the use of spectators, from whirl.
fine lew r the mrr c nrse may lo had The scat
Ing nrrortmottatH n an god mid sitting for alout
8,000 lersons hac 1-rn provided The seats, al
though nurovercd, an well shaded by forest trees,
and those who desire m iv en lire the private boxen
in the main hull, undtrcntr All other seat are
fne.
About 100 Ikix stjtllit for horses have Wen prm id
ed, and are located mi the west side of the grounds.
Tbey are all in good shape, with a hmI tntttoui and
ventilation, and bo-eiucn pronounce them Cfjiial to
any found in the West. Across the rn-ek on tbe
Uct side of the grounds, are tbe tattle sheds, niton t
12.1 in number These are ! well arranged and
meet eery requirement Pen for swine are provul
ed near the cattle sheds, and a commodious poultry
house has Wen erected for the benefit of breeder of
fancy fowcl.
The sink hole back of the refreshment booths,
originally intended foramlnature artificial lake, is
Wing filled np, and a foot bridge will be erected
across the brook on the east aide of the grounds.
Workmen are emplojed at variona points on the
grounds making iuiprorenirnts, and tbe first week
in SeptemWr will find them in Wtter condition than
ever Wfore.
Tlie race track has lecn extended to n full half
mile, and tbe course ha been decidedly improved
this season. The track wa in excellent condition
yesterday, and horsemen declare that it ean stand
more rain than any other ronrse in the West. It
will W rolled and kept in good shape every day.
The prospects for the rare dnnng tbe Exposition
are most flattering A large number of horses hare
been assured, among them some noted trotters and
pacers. There will W three race each afternoon,
and the 2:18 class will W trotted on tbe owning day,
which fact itself will Insnre a large attendance Tbe
track now Wlongs to the national association, and
all races will W trotted under the rales of the asso
ciation. Charles M. Smith one of the Wst known
horse me a in the country, has been engaged as start
er, and Messrs. Smith, Moore and Woodward will
constitute the Judges. Pools will W sold on all race
Wth on the ground and In the "city.
Msjor Hart wig and Capt. Frnst are devoting their
time to the details of the work, and the indication
for a successful exhibition have never been a prom
ising as they are this year Tlie ground of tberu
selves are an attraction to outside exhibitors, and
the means of access to them, and the facilities afford
ed the exhibitors to ship by rail hate alwaya Wen
strong inducements for the people of adjoining State
to come here. The Kansas Citv, St. Joseph and
Conncil Hlufs,and tbe Missouri Pacific railways run
close to the grounds on one side, landing passengers
direct at the entrance, and tbe Wabash and Hanni
bal roads strike the ground on tbe other side.
During the exposition week trams are run on sach of
the four roads at regular Interval. There are also
two street railway lines running direct to the
grounds, tbe Union line on one side and the Citix.nti
line on the ether. It will thus c seen that the loca
tion of the St. Joseph gronnd I a ccnliarly for
tunate one, and Wtter mean of access conld not W
desired.
The ancces of last year's Exiosition, considered
In connection with tbe many cirenmstances that
combine to make the prospect more flattering thi
season, enconrage tbe Wltef that the shswofl8$
will W the Wst eier given in the Missouri Valley.
The liWral premiums o (TV red are bound to luduce
the exhibition of large collections from tbe marvel
ou crop of cereal and other products of the soil,
while the general j rospenty of the country willcxll
forth specimen of inaiiuf-irtnre, ware aud mer
cbandise in al undancr.
There are reason to expect, also, a fine show of
live tm k, Wcaiise tbe fanner and breeder are en
conraged bv the abundant crops to pay special at
tent ion to the improvement of their stock
As a guaranty that the race will W a feature of
rare Interest, it is necessary only to mention thit
horsemen who bars attended the summer meetings,
state that all the owners of ft horse at Chicago,
Milwaukee, Kacnic. Detroit, and other favorite rue
eonrscs of the West, hare expressed a determination
to W here
St. Joseph and the Not th west are proud of the
Inter-State Exposition, and look forward with pleas
ure to tbe coming evept feeling confident that it
will be a credit not only to thi city bnt to all the
surrounding country.
Wnlhena Item.
Mstt Haines, of Lamar, Mo., is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ang Miller.
Otto Jones left, last Sunday, for Woe Springs,
Neb-, where he intends to spend a week, hunting
prairie chickens.
The workmen are getting along very fast with
Snlvely A- Hedge niilL O C. Jone got through
with the tin roof, last Saturday. M r. Sam K a richer,
the contractor, was hers a eonple of days last week.
bnt has gone East now, to see that the machinery is
shipped all right.
At the annual school meeting, last week, M. Haner,
Jr., was re-elected Clerk, and a tax often mills was
voted for teachers wages, and two and one-half
mills for Incidental expenses.
SIIss Emma Rhmsel has returned from Clay
Centre.
Tha fruit shippers liavo commenced shipping
grapes.
B. N. ForWf s starts for Chicago, next week, on a
bnuncs trip
J, W. White, an old citizen of Doniphan County,
bnt now of San Antonio, Texas, spent Friday and
Saturday of last week here, with his old friends.
Mrs. G. W. Barr and Mrs. Sterline left, last Thurs
day, for Sidney, Ohio. Joxatiux.
THE REV. GEO. IL THAI Elt, of Bourbon, ImL,
says: "Both myself and wife owe onr lives to Shi
lob's Consumption Cure,
ARK l OU MADE Miserable by Indigestson, Con
stipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yellow skin!
Shtloh'a Vitaluer Is a positive cure.
WHY WILL kOUcengh, when Shiloh'a Care, will
g.ve yon immediate relief. Pnee 10 et.. SO et.,
and (1.
SIIILOIPS CATARRH BLMLDY a positive cere
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Canker Mouth.
H KCKMETACK," a lasting and fragrant per
fume. Fne 25 and 50 cents.
SIIILOIPS CUKE will immediately relieve Croup,
Whooping Cough, and Bronchitis.
1-OU DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, yon
have a printed guarantee en erery bottle of Shiloh's
Vltalizer. It never fails to core.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Pnce 0 cents.
The above preparations are for sale by V. C Sin
clair 6l Bnx, Troy; J. A. CampWll. Severance; A. S.
CampWH, HighUnd
.Tfedlcal nailer
Dr. W. G. Hammond, of Highland, has resumed
the practice yt medicine, and will be pleased to hare
his friends and the public generally call and give
him a fair share of their patronage. Office at his
residence, opposite his oM mercantile stand. High
land, Kansas.
Aug. 10 w
tsT I am prepared to pay the highest market price
for all kinds of grain, to load at Troy Junction, Fan
ning, and Brenner Stations. F. L. Welto.
1? ang.
MARNEY & GO
J
3!C
TVhlfc? Cloud Chovr-CboTr.
W kite Cloml congratulate heirelf un one thing
not a show hss stopped here, this season.
Jlis Minnie Keith is attending the Hiawatha In
stitute. A atermelons are gradunllr Wcom ng more plenti
ful :n the msrket, and early grape are making
their first appearance. AH that I now needed I
another supply of dor tor, and a hogshead or so of
medicine.
Ed. Palmer eame np from Atchison, one dav last
week, jnst to show his parent their latest grand
child. His wife accompanied him.
We see an item going the rounds of the p-ii-ers
concerning a calf Wrn with only one ear, owned by
Bolivar Bceler, of Ness Connty. AVedont want to
discourage onr old townsman in thi matter, but
still we don't believe the thing will work ehi
tlnn Martin once tned to start a I recti of double
headed rattle here, bnt gne It np soon after Wgin
ning. Mr. Enoch Spaulding returned home, last t rtday.
from Colorado
The workmen engaged with the canstmction train
at Salem, take their meals at White Cloud, rather
than pay the exorbitant prices charged for board
above.
A nnmWr of friends took didner with Mrs Job
IVrce, last Saturday, the anniversary of her birth
day.
Y e learn that KeuWn Partridge Is quite sick, at
St Joe.
-Nothing causes so murh annoyance to our citizens
who wish to travel, a tbe tnanuer in which the
train run on the A V N. Both the freight nud tbe
passrngi r trim come np in thf morning and gudown
in the evening, thus affording tople no ay of vis
itfug Atthison and returning the same dnv
Rev. Perry, Wlicring in the S-rtpturd maxim,
by their work jc shall know them. hi gicn a
fresh coat of paint to th shutter f thr (onn ga
tmnal church, and cleaned tbe wee1 from the j nl
The Library Assotiation ha received another to-
oiee of bunks, consisting wholly of novels I ict ion
scciiif to form tIieiiiot pi pnlar style cf literature
among the patn n of the library
Otirqnondam fnend, Ben rnohl, will this irar
teach in hi home Dittnet Tbe Hill Ton schoi 1
wa offered him, nt increased wage, but tbe former
engagement prevented him from accepting.
A largo quantity of wheat i Wing brought Into
imrkct The price of this commodity, compared
with that of corn, m by no means grat fylng to our
farmers
Rer. KIoss, of Highland, assisted in the rvirre
at tbe Congregational church, lat handay evening
Not anithiereut photographer has set np on our
street, dnnng the present eeawm. lVrbsp the
treatment of tbe last one has forever scared them
away. If so, we are fortunate
John Lynd and Milt. Emerson took their annual
western hunting tnp, last week. The started from
Table Rot k. Neb, going seventy miles westward,
but found game very scarce.
The city cemetery has Wen given a most resiecta-
Idc a pcaranee, by tbe work pnt upon it during tbe
1 resent month. Tlie rule In the past has Wen to get
it in goed sbaj e, nnd thn neglect it nntil the grass
and brash reached their full size, when tbe cleaning
np process is repeated.
Peter Palmer is enjoying a visit from hi daughter,
Mrs. Piatt, of Illinois, accompanied by her two
small sons, Loyd ami AlWrt. Mrs Piatt will spend
several weeks in thi lace.
Ten barrel of api Ics and a considerable quantity
of J caches were shipped north from this point, by
express, lat Thursday morning.
Tlie water has Wconie quite low In the well about
town Asa final resort, wc have tho mineral spnngs.
An unusual amount of sickness is prevalent in thi
vicinity, at the present time. Kate Forucrook ar
rtvrd home, very ill, from Troy, last Satunlay, but
Inow slowly recovenng Mrs. Jennie Beelrrhas
Wen in a senous con Iition, for scleral weeks. Mrs
Philip Gnbling has Wen remove! to town, so as
to receive the more immediate attention of tbe doe
tor Miss Mary Nobis, who ha Wen prostrated for
a bug time, is somewhat Wtter. We furtl.cnnom
learn that Lon. l-ro-.t, Charley Cain, and Phil Gnb
ling, rich has a sick child.
Several Inches of dust now cover Msm Mrcct,
miking it anything bnt plcasaut for the pedestnan
Somebody ought to repair and start tbe old street
sprinkler
J. F. Mitchel has superseded Mr Nafo as railroad
agent at this place. The latter has gone home, to
Toronto, Canada, where he intends taking a short
rest.
Our citizen are now making up their miuds a to
where they will scatter their silver, dunng the com
ing fair season. How would it do to patronize the
home fair nt Troy, juit for a chaugnt A little loy
alty in this direction would prove of no harm to
White Clirad.
Joe Taylor, John McCall, Matt. IIol, and Mr.
Smith, arc running their thrtshing machines iu thi
icimty.
Ntlse Pierre, afler three years of faithful erie
Whind the counter, in W bite Clou I, ha gone home
Society loftCK one of it jollicst mrmWrs, by hit de
parture JIrs Diusilli N ilson, the Stato Pnsi lent of the
W. CT U, lectured here, last Thursday evening
rarmcrs are now (lowing for full wheat The
low price of wheat, tin fall, will effect n decrease in
the acreage of this cereal CiitMi.
I'nlou Ton nwlilp I (cm.
W rather IieiutifuL
W. B Garten Is bsck from Huron again, with bis
threshing machine. Mr Garten Is running a Ni
choll A. Shepard Steam Thresher. He says he ean
thresh three bushels of wheat per minute
We are glad to state that Leonard Rice health is
Improving.
Jlr. Ninian Hyrrs expects to start to Illinois,
Thursday, to attend school, near Chicago,
Mr. Eddy Henney is going to attend Baker Cni
versity, located at Baldwin City, Kan .School Wgins
Sept. 1.1b.
Mr. Alee. Shulsky ha accepted a situation a
clerk In the hardware store of Ileeaey At Lyons, Ev
erest. Mrs James Chancy Is sick; has tnlargrraent of
the heart, and spinal complaint.
31 r. F. Schneider s twin babies are both sick.
Mrs, Schneider has a century plant fsurycars old.
It Is not probable that any one living at present will
lire to see it bloom.
Miss Mattie Denton, is attrndmg tbe Inititnte,
from here
Mr. Nicholas Hess expects to teach the Norman
ville school.
Rer. B F. Bowman will preach at tho Ridge Pra
ne Church, next Sunday, the STtb. Iter. Bowman
is a former paMor of the above named church. Give
him a full house.
Miss Henney, of Hiawatha, is visiting her nnc.o,
Mr. J. Henney, of this place.
Mrs. D. W. Edwards father and sister, from Co
lumbus, Ohio, are here, visiting
Distnct No. 57 is agitating the question ol dividing
the District, and building two new school honses.
One to be south and the other north of the old school
house. Fkiexi Ship.
Martin Mcliool Ifeaite Hems,
Having looked, bnt in vain, for items from this
distnct, we concluded we wonld not let people get
tbe opinion that we were all dead.
The farmers are Tery busy plowing, and saving
their hay.
Miss Annie Vexie, of Allen Concty, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E.T.Puwell. It Is Miss Vezte's intention
to teach in our Connty If she can secure a schooL
We hope she will succeed, for she u one of Allen
County's Wst tcschers,anl most accomplished young
ladies.
E. II. Martin will teach 4 be Martin school, this
year. W e think onr Board fvrtanste in securing so
competent a teacher.
The yonng folks of thi vicinity had a social litUe
party, last Saturday afternoon, in Ike Gilmore's
grove, one utile north west of the school house.
Plenty uf ice-cream, swinging, croquet playing. &e.
There were present. Misses Annie Vcxw, Alice fcwin
ney, Tina Tobm. EIteJSdmefrf EllaOrrrtandrr, and
Dora Terry, and Mesr. K. II. Martin, James Raw
lins, IL W. Tobm, Q A. Gilmore, Charles. Over
lander, Lee Sharp, W. Morgan, John Swinney, and
Al Martin. They all report a nice tune.
We hope that yonng gentleman who get so badly
"mashed, last Saturday, will survive; such acci
dents dont occur often, in onr quiet neighborhood.
We suppose he completed the -mash, the next day.
Such brilliant lads" are 'few ami scattering.'
Even axd Asoy.
For Sale
I have one of the Wst quarters of land In Nema
ha Connty, f no-half vf it broke. I am going to Col
orado for health, and will aell on very accommodat
ing terms. Good orchard full of fruif, and water
abundant. Farm fenced. Or. will rent for cash.
J, C. FLLsworro.
I7a3g1w, Centralis, Kaniai.
13 S.
A. M, SATTOV.
SAXTON &
."OI Felix Street, St. .Towepli, Mo.,
Jl.aar.ttorrr., irbnlrnalr ami ErUU IViIrn ra
Jewelry and Silverware,
OF ETVEITV DHCIMlTIOIV.
W hsve mA onr "toe ttCttnl snt raruUbed. awlhtg It awe attractive, ilm giving l-rttir fscifitie toe showing
mri-ew rn Stors. wtitrb H far pnprtw to last erw, o-mnrMag all the new attreltfa-fl in Mlrerwsre ss4 Jewelrv.
Frwb and Amrinu CVfis. Ppeefsrl-. Opera M VU IUae. r. Tbs largest stock aad lowest sriec In the
city AIIcnwIssoMby srtCTTMrreeefrhstT. Watches sad Jewelry rrpmrrd bv competent work new. aad wac
rssted. WsextcBdan .BVitalbtn to all to vbitttir estsblishaient and lowk for threwlves. Wo sre slwsv happr to
ebw Her goods.
Romemlsor the 2?lne 50f .Folkc Stroct,
Opposite Leul 1U Farm tare KUMWtmeet. Wtween Titlh and Sxth streets.
-:, SAXTON & HENDRICK.
ITontphnn Item.
Adam Lrrnner ha written a lengthv communica
tion to the Board of Trade of Atchison, reinstiBg
that body to urge tbe County Commissioners to
hnng almtit a speedy eompletit n ef the Indepen
dence bridge Thi bodv will, of ronrse, comply
with tbe request, pa a few resolutions relative
thereto, ths Couiiuistiuuers will order the Clerk to
pnt them on file, snd then the ctiitrartors will ss
stimeall the t'lmty of that class of tbe hnman race,
and do a tbey plcac
Last Sitnrday, the yonng folk at sim Anderson s
celebrated the tl brthdsvof one of their com
rades They had a fine time dancing and the Wst
of amusements
Grapcsarenpemngfast. and though some have
Wen lost br the frost, and some .y damp weather,
tbe yield will W abundant A great many ot them
are sent to western and north western points.
Cabltage heads as bi.; a cabbage head are al
lowed to W, are sold at one and two cents, in tch
isonj but iffhe'bnttcrtlir that aro nw ti uttering
throngh the air by the thousand, will continue to
deposit egg on late cablsge as they hare done the
last week, th lovers of saner knut will hsve to par
more Ilnobner sits there are 22,000 different kinds
of battsrdirs, snd it i a very good thing that not
each of these Irj idoptf-ra pnnrida s profusely for
I tvsperous progeny a thi little white one.
Friends of green and roatsl corn have plenty of
opportunities to appease their appetite
George Waller has, this year, plenty of all kinds
orfnut -nsj Wrres, IdackWrnrs, apples, pearhes,
&c.
There 1 more wine shipped thin season by the.
Ilrenncrs, than in any previous one.
Threshing machines on all sides, and all doing
satisfactory business. Some farmers mould post
pone threshing ft r a few week, at least, because of
gram beiugjusttn full sweat, but they are afraid
that tbey then can't get auy machine.
Chas. Low and Guff hare thrclird in and around
Doniphan, and are now at It. Langnn's Tbe aver
age yield of that gentle ma nV wheat I aWut twenty
iiiao budicl per acre A good yield, indeed
l-rank Hingstou, who had a hore stolen, about
two iii(nth ago, rrcrerrd the mine at Ln en
worth, after he had sjent much time, and aWut f.
hi cash Two hard rlmncttrn vrro arrested ns sus
picious Ncsrly crerv day, souh o ic gin to r CMine from
Evcreot W II Nesbit make tbe tnp aWnt tw.ee
a week, ainl our riiricntt rs, like John Ifarhirt, 1
Quiun, and others, try to reach home once every
two weeks.
1 wo i-oliernien from Atchison got oX their U at,
iu pursuing a suj iciou vagaWud TLey came up
to Oom.ib in, aud wbu some one hinted that their
culprit might have taken refuge in a wine cellar,
they instituted a diligsnt svarch They dulnt find
their man, tut they felt unusually pearcahle when
thev tarted t return
Doniphan will have her mill delivered twice a
dir henceforth Srch Is the order from hradipiar-
tcra, and all contract made decreeing otherwise are
null and void.
ft hen tbe railroad moved, the et press rom panics
shortly after followed suit, but the Wells, kargo
& Co Ft press thinks otherwise, and has appointed
J R. Welfh agent, who is ready to do business in
Whalf of said company, at aay time As there U
plenty to ship, just now, and Dick"" inclined to
take hold In earnest, he ought to make the agency
pay
The weather Is hot rnonrji, and a good rain wonld
W thankfully received.
eranklm A- rrick hare sold their farm on Jordvn
Creek to J V r razee, for 400.
In thi isne of the Chief J 'nhlctihinm adver
ti? tbe Gundlach Patent Drill. Fanners who
know thi machine, prefer It to any other, and
eUetzbinm acquaintance are aware of the fact
that he Is a practical machinist, who doc not and
would not advise the pnrehaae of anything whatso
ever. unVsa it W practical indeed, and of hrst-elasa
work in in ship
J. Koehler hi a cow which sometimes csres but
little for ths herd law, or any other Last Sttur
dav, P Ntcolier caught her on Brenner's premise,
and shut her np Koehler got somewhat aggrava
ted, aid when he met Pete, romc hsrd words were
passed (romhsrd wont it came to hard blows,
bnt thsy were separated, snd went home. Tlie
Marshal, however, arraigned them, Monday morn
ing, Wfore tbe Justice of tbe Ponce, charging them
with disturbance of the peace The Judge fined
Koehler 5, and P. Nicohcr's case was bound over
till Saturday, when a like fate awaits hiai.
George Breuusr will build a house over his cellar
The incrraso of hi business demand a store-room.
Disarm.,
DoMHUT.Ang 20th, ItSS.
In reply to an article in one. of tho last issues of
the DoMjJtan II ret y Are, aimed at me. I desire to
express my surprise that Hon J. R. Welsh, Jr,
with amount of unlimited knowledge, refined tsste.
an 1 high standing, would stoop so low a to mix np
In politic, trying thereby to get nd of any scratch
ing, which seems to lacrease his itching to a wonder
ful degree I don t deny fact a to hi allusion, nor
can he forget the sweet three dollar he wa foolish
enough to spend that niht, for tbe same purpose,
not to sny anvtbing about a sleepless night.
C. D HcExiKn.
lllalilanelMiivr.
The joungpeoplo who will attend echool at col
lege abroad, will ahortly take their leave of High
land, for the coming school year Miss Annie ForWs,
who ha 1m en spending some wet k with her rela
tives and fnends in JIiMitouri, Illinois and Indiana,
has gone to Glcudale rimale College, near Cincin
nati, Miumcs Jcnnio RobiUMin and Mamio Hough
will attend at OWrlin, Ohio , I- b Leigh aud Charley
Bowers go to Chicago, to carve rori-eii m Ruh
Medical College, Mi Daisy Wigh return to the
it. Juscih Content, Byron Crow I r will try tbe Vsl
paralso Normal School, in ludiuna. Mie Lillie
DcVoeand Maggie Hubbard return to Chicago, t
complete their course in music Chicago will have
a pretty good delegation of Highland yonng folk.
Not long ago, Dr Long had hi family carnage
repainted, and bought for the sime a pair of spank
ing black $300 roadxters. and set of silver mounted
harness. In Atchison At the same time, he also
bought anew buggy and phaeton, the latter of which
he presented to hi danghter, Slaude W hen it
cornea to putting on style, the Dr. can surely gct
tWrc.
While Jeff. Stepney wa shaving a citizen, last
week, he (tho citizen) was attacked by the real
"jim jam, or delirium tremens. Jeff's bran new
barWr chair was considerably damaged, as a result
thereof. How Is thi! We thought thai the verdict
returned by that jury In the liquor ease was equiva
lent to a proclamation that nothing intoxicating
could W had In town.
We were first to suggest a pulie well, last snmmer,
and inasmnch a it was not only dug, but completed,
In a few weeks after we named It, we would now
like to try our hand at a city ball. Nothing is need
ed more than thi. Whenever onr citizens hare a
concert, festival, lecture, political meeting, or enter
tainment ofinj kind, some church has to W opened,
and consequently thfngsrequently occur that are
very repugnant to the memWrs, though not particu
larly out of place. Every year many good lecturers
and theatrical troupes pas n by, knowing that we
hare no public hall, and that the churches cannot be
hired for their purposes. Now I the time for those
who have surplus cap'tal to distinguish themselves
by building a good hall, and a bountiful harvest
surely awaits the ierson that do this.
Bill Finley and Ld. Moore, the editor of the de
funct Mate, hail a rough and tumble fight in Pylc 8c
W inters jewelry store, on Saturday evening. Finley
got the Wst of Moore, and they waltzed back into
Doc. Ben net a office, the back room of the building,
and here Moore was unmercifully pitched out of the
window. Claret flowed freely from wounds on
Moore's head and face. The difficulty arose from
Finley's accusing Moure of having borrowed money
under false pretence.
The band concert and festival, on Tuesday even
ing, was a gay affair, and financial success.
Dr. Bob Dinsmore was up from Troy, on Sunday.
The young folks will pve a concert, under the di
rection of Miss Matie Morton, next Friday evening.
ome thing cnnsnally good I expected.
Misses Alice Frame, Nellie Poo let, ami Lillie
HohlitzcIL accompanied by Lemon Peeler, eame
down from White Cloud, on a flying vhdt, Saturday
last.
Breaking for fall wheat a'nd rye l nearly all done,
in this section, but seeding will not W commenced
until the weather clerk favors ns with a little rain.
The prospect fr heavy corn yield were never
more Hattenng than at present. The cars are well
filled out, ami will make good, solid corn, whether
or not we hare wore rain.
Mrs. Wilson, of Lawrrner, delivered temperance
lecture Wfore tbe Temperance L'men, in the M. E.
church, on Wednesday evening. A good crowd
turned out to hear her, and all that we have heard
express an opinion, speak in complimentary terms
of her effort.
Henry Masters, ajimt "John A. Logan," has the
contra't of carrying tbe mail on the new.postal
route. He makes a tnp every day lo Nocznanville,
tho half way otce Wtween here aud Atchison.
Ltscra.
Apple nod reach l'arera.
The best and cheapest ever invented.. Call on
F. M. Paxkxe,
w, Eaaner Mills, Troy.
n. u. nExnRicK
HENDBIOK,
II rentier Gnb.
The grain tnwe i very lively here, ami grain Is
in Wtter condition now than a few week tack.
Cook A, Hinckley hare bmlt lur-tv room in their
storehouse and their trade is steadily increasing.
The pic-aie here, Saturday, wa a pleasant affair,
tbwngh not very largely attended. "Nme rhoice
luiieie. croquet, ice-cream, swinging, pitching horse
shoes, were among tbe enjoyment of the day Da
vid ynkoop, Jsr.and Job MeDamel are the cham
pion with the horse-shoes. A dance at night, end
ed the Nimbiy School picnic.
A,man who will lay around tbe saloon drunk, and
neglect his wife and children, and cnea ami bawls
like a calf nntil ho could W heard all over tho
neigh Wrhood. because his friends talk to him about
it, must have a conjunction of the eyes and bladder.
We must not forget to mention tbe singing and
plaving by the old Itdynnd her daughter. We did
not learn their names, tut wo Wlieve they were
Mr. Chas. CatnpWIl mother and slser Somo
good musicians, who Imtened to the old lady sing
ing, mj she has a remarkable voice, for a lady of
hrr age as smooth an nnrufltrd as a girl of sixteen
John Srott I on the sick list He seem to W af
fcctetl with general debility. John was a soldier in
the 13th Kansa. and wr WI eve he ought to have a
pension
A certain doctor (we will not say where from)
called out in the country, to see a sick lady, but
when Iiearnvrd at tbe residence of his patient, he
found her sitting at the table, eating very heartily.
ot desiring to mike the call without giving some
professional service, he uiidc an examination of tho
wuld W paticnt'a case, and gave some medicines,
av ing to a lady visitor who happened to be present,
that he was different from other doctors, he never
made large billn never hsd to call to sec patient
but once. W hat says the lady visitor, "do they
die so soon a that P
V K. MeDamel ha had to quit threshing. Wing
aflhrted mi tadly with sore eyes, but U going to
start up hi machine aud corn-sheller, thi week
John Often i mnning hia steam thrtuher daily,
and l doing good ork. ami doing it fast Nice
to hlui
Dr Hamilton ha aWut entirely rrcorcml from
the ague Hciour of thi hind who has too much
energy to have the ague long He has no time for
siieh fiM.lixhncx.
Thomas NirhoUin hiiuinerin away in hi stono
quarry, and sirs LeU driven to keep up hi- trade.
Lso miieb building going mi Gsiu.1T
lrtcrnmiiic of Doniphan C on it I- siimlny
School Cuitvctitlon,
To U Ac 1 nt jjA.im, Aa i ,
h3 .M.inJiJA In.
TIirMMiAT
I 10, a in Devotional Meeting, led by Rev S.
M Irvin
2. lUl'n.yer, Rev Klosa.
Singing
3. 10-40 W'chome Address r Rev Jone
Singing
I II 15 Organization of Convcntiou and Appoint
ment of Committee.
5 12 Dinner. Prayer, by Rev J S. .Slaten.
6 lJrt, ti. ni Unestion. How may aCountvSun-
dsy School Association W made m success f O Ben
son ami RoWrt Clark
7 2:00 How may the .School now In progress be
rontinttrd with Interest dunng Winterl II. Cruik
shsnkatidW. R Mewart.
& J.4S Is a Union School the Wst, In a nrijtiVor
bood where the people Wlong to more than one
Denomination t Rev Msyon and Prof. McCarty
9. 130 The Relation of tbe Sabbath School to tho
Church ; Rev. Farmer and Rev Brown.
10. 4.00 How should the Church support Minday
Schools f Rev Otto and Rer Irvin.
11. 00 How should ls rents support Sunday
Schools I Dr Neshit and Rev. KIos.
EVEMXll KXEKt ISE A GtSr.E IL XFETIVI.
ringing
7.30 Reading of .Scriptnre and Prayer, by Rev.
Muiear, of White Cloud.
Singing
70 AddrrftMC by Rev Prof. Brown and Kov.
Prof Klon.
Singing
Benediction, Rer Jones
rsimr ..
1 9-0O. a. m Derotiousl Meeting, led by Rev.
Terry, White Cloud.
2. 5-30 Prayer; Rev. Griggsby
Singing
3. 9-45--Reports from the Committees.
4 10-00 Lecture on Evergreen Snndsv Vhools,
Prof. McCarty
5. 1030 What I the Wst method of Bible StnJy
in the Sunday School! F. S. Moser and Rev. Jones '
C. 11-00 How msy the Sundsy School W msde In
teresting and self supporting, and accomplish their
right aim! Rev. Perry and Rev. Minear
7 11.30 How cm the Proper Observance ot tha
Sabhsth W Procured! IL W. Winn and W. E.
Pickett. -8.
I00-Diuncr.
aneMox.
9 I 15, p. m Praver, by Rev Joseph Mayou.
Singing
10 I JO Address to Sunday School Workers, by
Rev Mayou.
It 2:00 Report from the School.
li. Election of (((Beers for tho County Association
Singing
IX Prayer; Rev Prof. Brown
H Benediction; Rer Irvin
All the Sunday .Vfaool in the County are request
ed to send two or three Drlegatcstothe Convention,
and all hhath School worker, who are interested
in Sabbath School work, are conlially invited to at
tend Fntcrtalnment will be provided by the Committee,
for thoc who come from a distance.
Signed, JosEril Matiil,
Pastor of Presbytenan Church
DAYIELHU'Sfl,
Pastor of Congregational Church
Rev Joifs,
Pastor of 3tethodit Church.
Olacs Haiscy,
Sunday School Misaionsrj.
The above should have appeared In last week's
pajicr, but owing to a misapprehension, was neg
lectcd El.
Apples and Peaelac U anted
The highest market price will W paid for eating
and cooking apples and peaches, by
Juiix Jag Ei.
West side Public Square, Troy, Kansas.
tsT Samuel Lttinger' A. O. Sanborn, R. P ZuWr
and R S. J. Wise, railway postal clerks, running
Wtween SL Joseph and Grand Island, Nebraska,
bare Wen promoted from the grade of second-cla
clerkship to the grade of third-class, ami their sala
ries increased from ?J00 to 1 1,000.
BCP A whole shoal of Western Congressmen are
likely to W left at home. In consequence of their sup
port of tbe nver and harbor stent AT. T. Star.
TBOY .TlAKKKTft.
FUHTB Best Fall wheat, retail, 1X40.
Wheat Fan, 73oe.
Six tSc,
Baelet C3c
COI3-T0C
Oats rce.
Potatoes Me.
Hat rrsirie, K003T 00
BcTTxa 15 a 30c
rocs-ufc
Lxkd 15c
ILucslSc.
xUcos-Sidea, 13c,
Boos 4700370.
IT. LOt'l JIABKET.
, . , , Sr.Loti. Aairasta.
Wheat Lvweraad very sbrw X.3mt, f7a9e aecr
dbigtolcatka,casb,.3re4. 9013lje; Xv 4 led He
asked.
Corn lull aad lower TCjaTCfc rash.
Csttie RecclpU, 1,900; tbfpmmU 1J00. ftapplr klr.
marKct sfcw sad weak, soew aalea lower svathweatern
teerssf 900 to l9NSBZi4s.M0OS3Xi-tt batcher steer.
t3 00 a 3 5. native ernra, t3 733 50- gnssTexaas, S3 Wrf
00fkircma3oatoraifgotidUcIi4ceHMS4 73;Bw rwl
sbtpptag steers otfere4.
tlb-g-Demand fair, bat amIy very U. bttle done,
pfgaadUztkorkein40730.good porkers. 9604-40-
IwUhersU beat heavy t233Se3(j7aMers, I730S9 00.
BccefptA 300; sblpmenU, 100.
'CHICAGO HARKBT.
Cescao. Aixast, 17.
Wbest QaM and steady: recular, ltajl u AanUi
lJeSeIitember9ea9eeOrt4W.fMwne yoress
ben r7rc the vrar: &xCkWmro sprtng. f 105 cash 3ft3
d 01c. -1 ml winter active, Srm aad algher, ft 031 9
1 OH cash; ft 03 Aa!, ft 01ft SepCember.
Cra Active but a shads lower- Cxcsb snd Aarwrft
Hit September; 73Je October: TOJc XeveiBbenMie tbo
Jtn rejected 74l47fe.
.tsas Active hat liftij ltecsh and aEnt;36la3fiIo
Jerted, 3S.3Sic ' " "
ny ioii ai r.
Barloj Don al De rVptrmbrr.
Um Lnripla. ROOOi UpmniU 3.N0. Drmaod hit,
MnratolT artire al J a 10c bijnrr: oona to rJ mliM
17 30 ti-. fcoarr. W Oil 90-. Utht, I Tsat 30; .klpa. I w
73 .anplT ril tUmtrd.
Cattlo lirerrpta, JJCOj abrpmmt isoe. Doll aad oh.
oo mono. I tobir. otbora ttmtf. nporta, n 10.7T3i food
to tttttn Hmtof. M 50S7 (, roauoon to fair, rrrr wn.
at i Mas 75; satire bauhera, rtroscrr- row. and nltM,
UMM3 73s romiooo to awtiaai. (toO.IW half brenlo
and ABKflcaiu, H vatSM-alorkrra, tttiai n.
DIED.
Aopi.t 13th, 188 Cuu Kxm. ol.Ir.t daa-litrr
cf Jlr. ul lira. Jaclaon Walter, of Lrona, ajrd IS
jean, 3 month., ami 8 &aju
AagMt Itl!:, !. rcr Sabetla, W. X. Ltn,
af rl 37 yrnn, 6 Qontli., and C daja.
Angtut 20tb, near Highland, Cbixu Wiuua,
slant aon of Mr. and Ure. TbeoJore Tnotnae, aged.
Jtar, 7 DontL., and 34 dara.
i-i,
mort.