The Kansas Chief from Troy, Kansas • Page 3

-c. iv' I i i gcal fjjatte. THE KANSAS CHIEF. SOL. MILLER, Publisher.

Terms: Two Doiaam A iwi. ljaMaUhooH made etrictly la edraare ii- jo. vmbTchanM.UUwdl'KirUaaorUiel'iklUKr. The extra dollar will la no oat be exacted, except whea mtrraaon-abl. de'jj ttJd pajmrat, or uaseie-aarr tiwUeie elrea.

ft Ualwayl beat lo hare a clear waierattndial'wita the luUibr, wbe tiBM la ceainxt. Advertising Rates: Jma. Jmo. no. lyear.

Itx loo roo I moo Im 7.00 ttM nJ 1.oo 10.00 ioo 10.00 lif C00 LO0 13.00 25.00 40.00 73.00 00 a.OO 73.00 130.00 One Twb Tare. Square. Ooarter ofa Colnain. Haifa ForaeT other lesrth of ttoe, la ejlAnee with the atoe ralra, which aool onljr to rrpUAT MrerunaB-ItarfoeMeartatrfSlU orka.aTear. ror leral aixl tranaieiit adTertiaeaaenta, II per enure rur tbe BrrttDarrUon.

aad carta per aqnare foe each 'sJlillrN-Seawraie charr4 per cent, extra: and ditorUl adTertiaemente and pemiual ruaunankatJ'aia, duiblaprire. IxcaU. lOcMrta perliae tur aiafle iDeniuai 3 reata per line fur aabMvest Klehl line of awlfcl ii make one eanare. AU fractMTM of half a enuare and orcr( are evanled aa a fall Adrertl.emeBta requliie- to be cerUaed to, will be charr ed then-tor renin i Ttaaalt atlrmuHiiaib moat be paid tur iarariaUjr la IV Jor.WOEKof all Unda done on abort untie, aa luSi.lLelilue.wina.lmlL AD Job Wort moat be paid for when taken from the office. DONIPHAN COI'HTr DinECTOBF.

Jo.lrealJoairlalI)i.trlct-I)AVll.Sarn. LtTJAH rTTKl. Sheriff OlIASIAi. Bl-KKHltTU. Clerk of Butrirt Court K.

J. Clou. TreAMirfeKAMtxl. X. JOMiMMt.

County Clerk 1). W. Mode. Ceontr Alfcirnej Tuoma VT. IlrATUT.

rrokale Jodje Joh K. Wium. KrjrUtrr of Ueeda EaaidlL-a Y. 1HXOX. KoieriiiteDlcnt of loatructiuD II, V.

Sllisra. Korrejor CHAUXa CoaBretra. Corouer Kobxet 8, IftseMOEX. AOK.tTM. JAVKS n.

MATES. 41 Talk Sow. Sew Terk. K. M.

PKTTENniLL 4. CO, 37 Park Kow, New Tort HOWELL A. cnESMAK. M. Luoia, ilo.

IIILI IC A Tirn roar be foend on file at George P. aHaO JT.A17.lVri. aper AJrer. tiaul Eoreau, (10 Kpmre SCI where con tracumarbemaileforltlNnCW VOIIK. TroT City lMr, o.

V. roe t. every fiatnriUr iiisM. at CMd 1M1. over IWlik.

All member.of Iho Order are cunlially luviutl to aturnd. E. IL lVr-Trau, K. Set it. V.

A- A. 31. Truv Lirf-e, So. 53, A. F.

aa.1 A. if meet. tb Ir llall. UntUuwIarliinubiuaulh before full npjuD, and xjud t-tarday therealler. D.

SuiUli, AVaibru L.l-e, Ko. V. A. wret at tin-ir njill, rTrTy NalunUy uo nr Lcfunt Um full Mioun, and emy tvowtkiitLrrMlVr. VU.U112 brrthwo are eonliaUy ln- vitwi to aitwL IbIGU.

W. M. AfU. MlLLXK, S. K.

OP II Tivy I--C. I.3I7, KnlcbU of llntwr, m-U lb ond aim iwuiin rnaay rTruiuj; ms itb. In 014 1-V1- Uwi' llall, uvt-r Uutltr' Bulu r. S. SOFEE, WcUtor.

COHEKTWlUUSnOY, ItfportW. K. CIirUCIL Srrrlcw -rr Saahath. at I0 A. 1L, ait4 7k lTrrMftiitrtTThiiriUjTMi ie- X.

JJVo aV jljlkail-i, Don't fwrRct to come and f-ec our new stock of CLOTHING wliile ill the citv. Also our LACE BUNTING In tlie most desirable patterns. 18, and we have everything in our line, as cheap as can bo bought anywhere. "Vc keep nothing but the very liest, in every class of goods. Just received, a new line of iin all colors, which we are selling at a great sacrifice.

Don't forget to get our prices on GROCERIES as we can give you extra bargains. Tflwnsei EicMsoi TROY, KANSAS. 3IOMEV TO I.OAS, Oo Itrnl KMlalo, In muu to unit hoi nnrrn, on fire lime, or l. In. trrnl, pr cent.

ier nnnnm. Com-mIMton renjaonnble. WJanlj II. -v w. 11.

iiARTi.irrr. Horth-wert Cor. 4lh ft Edmona Stneta, 5t Joieph, Ko. TO IOAJT. J.F.

Ilnrapson I proparetl to lonn money to the rnrniern of Ilonlphnn County, on Ions limp, nt per cent. In-tcrct- nnil renoonnblc commijiailon. Slonrr nuiy lip pnltl lirforr. line, nnd lop lntprc-t, irtlip 1orroTcr clioop. rnodrluyalu furnllilns thr money.

worn uppmlsenient or uppllcntlon rpqiilred. Cnll on lilra nl tlie olllre of ReeUter ofDrnls at tha Court Ilonne. .1. r. IIAMPSOX Tlie Follourlne; Ijtiida for Nnle X.

1 r. i eection 19, town.lilp 4, ransc 91. X. w. frrl.

i eeetion towualilp 3, nujl 91. S. I a. w. i iMU-tion 31, townaliip range 91.

W. I n. e. i iwtion 33, towu-liip 2, range, 91. X.

1 a. w. arrtion 12, townalliii 3, ran-e 21. Tb.e Ian Ja illlw auM on rraaonablc trrnia ono-Aiinl down, balance in one and two ycara. Forfar-itbcr lufonuation, inquire of Jo-cm V.

IImi-oxt 57jan. Office in Coart llonac. A. HERRING, UICULAXD STATION, KANSAS, IssoTTtngCoods strictly for Cash, and for ono-fxatt the profit of those vho have to make allowances for bad debts, la.i-ii'i. fjT Xev Gotxls at LELAXD'S.

Xcw stvles l)rts Goo-ls, and cheaiHT than JIO.IBV TO I.OAX On IinproTcd Faruie, in aum to auit liorrowcra. In-terrat, 8 per rent, jicrannuin, and onl one cowaioi of 3 per cent, for I loan directly for a private i-arty iu the Kaat. TlHil. W. HuTUT, 9lecS0.

Troy, Kanaae. Fire Iiiatiraucc nndTfoney I.oanlrt:. 1). JIcIS'TOSH, Fire Inauraure and Loan Ascnt, of Troy, Riea you your choice of a balf adoxenof tbe boot Fire Inaurance Couiiwniea in tbft United in wblcnto inaure your property, at tbe rkcapcet ratra. lie will alao loan money on real rotate eacurity, at the lowrat rate of intereat.

Of tiro adjoining Bodera' Dank. Wheat Wanted. At the Severance MCla, for which the liigha-t market price in caah wiU be jiaid. A large anpnly of Ilran, Hill Feed, and Flonr, al-waya on hand. FbaxkUX i FkICK.

21 ApriL ritxjGJS, A ad all Ike Hlaadara Palrat Jletllrlaea, al UKBUINC'M. C'AHII PITOBE, Iligklaaa Mia. Ilaa, Kaaaaa. 3mcht'l. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS Van Bualirk A- lrecLenri.lge are agenta for II.

D. Welle' 6ld JlenV Comfort," "Victor," and Pccr-lCM- Calf lloot given np to the bct iu any market for the nioney. Jj- Fanners can alwaya dria-nd on -rtting Hour in exchange for their wheat, at the Severance Milla, without delay. llnrxlca far Sale. We have a lot or good new bug-pea, for either one or two borara, for aale cheap.

Hazes It Peon. Troy, March 10, 1881. CIICAI- Money to loan In any amount, and at low rates or Interest. Apply to CEO. T.WOOD, Troy, Kansas.

none tu Loan, At low time x. tiucb. Troy, Kanaae. Iloarjr to Loau, On long lr cent: Lutcn-Kt, on well ilu- Applyl. K.

Etoct, Troy. Kanru. r-gtaWow SfeUC. Lecture. Don't forget the Jettnre at tbe Court Ilooae.

ou AVednMilaT. Joue ISUi. by Dr. TlaOn-i-aon. SaMfct and oar lrlation to It- rrocda to be tuc4 far PnWic Librarr.

AdmIion, 35 cent. Tick et for re-serreil eeata ran be taJ at Bickford'a drug tore- witbont extra ebarse. Lrtare -kVSX begin at 8 o'clock, aliarp. Come one, come all. Enjoy a literary treat, at the aaae time aulat In bnlMing up a Library tUataOIbe an lionorana bicaamgu onr tovn.

Ita Action Snre and Kate Tbe celebrated remedy, Kidney-Wort, can now be obtained In tbe tunal dry TegetaMa furm, or in liquid form. It ii nt in tbe latter way for tbe ea-peeial cnveiiietic of tboe who cannot readily prepare It. It will be found very concentrated, and will act with equal efficiency In either caae. Be rare and read the sew adTcrtlaement, fo partic ulara, Sotk and West. CiT Uartin Scraflord died at tbe reaidence of JXor-ri DaTwon, near Higbland, May 2Cth, of droptiy, aged 33 yeara aud 2 luonlbn.

He came to Kanaaa, with hia father, in He commenced to learn the printinz bufuneaa in the office of the Iowa Point paitk, in I8jJ, and afterwanla jvorked for a fw wecla in the CUff office; but finding tn bnaineM not auit-ed to hia taate, be abandoned ft- He tnliated in tbe Kaunas 7th, among the firat of Ita nienibera, and acrred during the war, making a good aoldier. A few yeara ago, he went to lire In Colorado, fur the benefit of hi health, but without permanent bene ficial retoult. He returned to Poulphan County, a abort time ago, to die. Mr. Daviwm thanka hia neigh-bora for tbeir kiudncsa In aiting to wait upon the dereaacd, in hii lait Olneaa, WMam.

She imii'tM that it la of more imiwrtanco that her family ahall be kept in fall health, than that ahe abould have all the fashionable dreatw ami atjlea of thetimea. She therefore at to it that each mciu-bcrofher family i aujiplied with enough Hoji llit- firrt apiearance or any pymplomaofm health, to prevent a tit of -ickneM, with Ita atteiwlant exinM, care and anxiety. All women ahould exer-ciae their wimIodi in thia way. En. Hoset-I)bw.

A bee-kccier in thia County Infuruia na that there baa, within tbe pat ten daya, more of the ubtonce known aa 'houey-tlww" fallen, than he ha ercr befure known it. On m-varal mornluga, he obmrrreditIjingirry thirkly on tbe lea.caof the hickory, sumach, and other auiall tnieannd buahea, ami the leca were at it early, carrj ing It to their hhea in iiaantitiea that loaded thciu down. He wifdica to imjuire of Mime one learned in auch mat-tera, what thia really where it cornea from, and what cauwa or protlneea it. tr Cob Frank JI. Tracy, of the UertilJ, baa U-rn 1-vatmaater at St.

Joaeph. Wi cougrntu-late him ou hia luck. He waa elated with hia good fortune, that beaoared away intoforgctfuluef, and expmwed aunrie whwn a party came to acre-nadehiin, in honor of bU apiointment, although he had carried a telegram auuounring the fact in hia pocket for two or three daya. Then, to cap tbe climax, be rained the wagca of hi compoaiton two centa on the thouaand ema. (7 JIuch aerioua aickneaa nud auflering might bo prett-nted by pronitly correcting thoe de-raugeinenta that, often dcelop Into act-tletl diM-aae, Ahenacold or other cauHC check tbe operation of tbe accretive organs, their natural healthy action ahould be reatored, and intla minatory material removed from tbe ajateni.

Aycr'a Illla accomplish this juukly, safely ami aurely. tt? It i pretty generally conceded that large fruit will he almost a failure in thia part af tbe country. Cherriea aud applea bljouiel very profun-ly, but cither the hloasoma dropjMtl off without forming: fruit, or the young fruit rapidly fallliug off, leaving but little on the trees. A blight 'ma tulmo struck it in the bloMui. Tbe fruit that rvmaina pre-acjiU a bard and ahri elled apjearaure.

Tlieru will ulo lo but few peachra. tiTlic miracle of Mou-a amiting tbe rock, aud of the wouderful apriug at AndriouvilIe, hat ln-en aurpamted at Highland. 1'eter, the breaer, had a pump, that for yeara had been yielding pure cold water but aince the first of May, it has been pouring forth genuine lager beer. It MtttonishM I'eter so much, that it in said be ban preared to abandon Highland, and will nturt a hrewiry at Foreat City, Mo. C.f5? An article ao favorably known as Hall's Hair Itencwtr needa no word of praie fnm tin.

It has wun its way to tbe highest favor in the public mind. and inultitudea who have vainly uncd other prepara tions bare, on trying this, leen luadu glad by the Ieedy restoration of abundant locks, a iu tbe days of youth. Wathexa. There will a strawberry and ice cream festival, on Friday evening, at the M. K.

Cliureh. Aa this is the firt one of tb N-amni, the mitg folks are pluuuiug time. Iatt'afill the bouMft. The children of all the Sabbath schools are invited touttend the 3Ii-tboHat Clturrh, ou Sunday after-noun, to listen to an appropriato aermuu by Iter. TicLlca.

The Church.wil! be decorutcd with flower. youug man named Decker was drowned In tbe slough ut Forest City, last Sunday. Ho wanted to lt-aru to swim, nnd aotue of tbe Irnya ier-suadiNl him that the way to learn quickly waa to jump iutu deep water, here he would be coin pulled to awtm or drown. He juium1 into water twehe feet deep, and at once sank. iy It ia iraioNitilo for a wowan, altera faithful course of treatment with Lydia E.

Finkham'a Vegetable Couijiound, to coatiuue to suffer with a weakness of the uterus. Enclose a stamp to Mrs. IdL. E. I'inkhanj, 333 Western Atcnuc, Lynn, for her itaiupblctn.

lli a tc. A public debate will take place at Wathcna, Juno 14th, at 7:30 p. Iu the M. K. church, loetaceii tli Jesuit, Ucr.

A. A. Lambert, ami Uev. C. Olt, Mctb-olit minister.

Subject: Who is Hurtf All uru cordially Iuvite.1 tu attend. ty The Ladies Aid Society of the 31. E. Church express thauks to the committee ho rendered so much help in their recent festival to the ho furnished the cake to Mr. Wutkins, for the generous gift of (lowers; and to the general public for lil-eral putronay.

The receipts of the evening wens highly satisfactory. i 2 Jiks McCrnm sayshe will give tho editor of the Atchison f7ooe ouc-balf of that 14,000 that ho ban Inherited, if tbe editor will put bini on the track of the money, or gi.e him any information looking to the discovery as to where the legacy is to come from. ltUimisness or ronstijmtiou is a sign of dior-dcrvd liver. Core them both with a bottle of Dr-Marshall's llromoline, the I tig Blood Medicine, fifty cents a bottle. tV The scrricea at the II.

E. Church, on Sunday morning, will be devoted to the children. Tlie Church is now In its new dress, and will lie decorated with flower and birda. Next Sunday ia to lie regarded as Children! Day, in all Methodist churches. Whoever got up the story for the St.

Joseph Herald about the last secret wedding sensation iu Kansas, (meaning the Troy rase,) managed to make as poor a story out of as gtssl material as it was possible for a riter to do. Sometime little aMtance at tbe right time will enable the system to throw off an attack which might otherwise result in serious sickness. Aycr's Fills tdiould alwavs be kept at band, and promptly tsken for the relief of alight ailments, before they become formidable diseases. 7 For sale, a second-hand McConuick Harvester, cheap. Also, bate $4,000 to loan on mortgage.

Enquire of Lelamj. junr9w3. Soiuetiody in White Cloud advertise to know the whereabouts of a persou. who is supposed to be In Vermillion County, Kansas. If be Is there, be will never 1 found.

'There ain't no aicb County." J3? Service at Presbyterian church, June 12th. Morning subject Concerning truth, ami the judging of it. Evening subject: Goodness keeping back the evil, that the good may lie better. They are erecting a wind-mill at the well in frout of Charley Bailey saloon. The water in tbe well is Inexhaustible, ami supplies a large portion of that part of torn n.

The County Board have 1-ren in session, this wi ek. It did not adjourn in time fur to get a synopsis of the proceedings for this Issue. tV For constipation, costivene, or biliousness, use Dr. Marshall's Big Bromoltne. Big tattles for fifty cent.

Ask your druggist for it. I3 Hans Nelson returned from his European trip, a few daya ago. He pent a year visiting in Norway and other European countries. XV Miss Mfdlielligga, of Frederick County, Maryland, grand-niece of Mr. Ann ZimmcTman, la visiting her and other friends In Troy.

The M. E. Sociable will be beld at the bona of Dr. Iteeder, Tuesday evening, June 14. AU are cordially invited.

During the slorm, Tuesdsy night, Mra. L. E. Allen, on Mnes Towuseml plaer, waa liadly at tinned by lightning. XaT An almost total eclipse of the moon will occur about 1 o'clock on Sunday morning, the 13th.

HP There are G2.G3 miles of railroad in Doniphan County, of tha assessed value of X5T S. S. Sineltzcr has our thanka for the first mesa of new potatoes. XjT The Troy public schools closed, last Friday. XST McCrnm Cowcn have a full line of spring aud summer hats, for girl and boys; also, a new line of fur, wool ami straw hat, for men and boy.

The choicest atylea of Summer Straw Hats, for men and boys, at VAN BUSK1BK Ac BKECKEXUIDGES. MEETING OFTIIE DIRECTORS OF THE FAIR.ASSOC1ATIOX An "Old Settler' Ilea on" Daiinff-the Fsilr. to ka Held There was a largely attended meeting of the Directors of the Fair Association, held at the Court House, on Tuesday afternoon, June 7th, at which the various committee were appointed, aa follows: raXMICH UST COMMITTEE. C. Leland, J.

N. Zimmerman, AVm. Chappie, Tho. HenahalL E. X.

Watklna, T. W. HeaUey. PXrsTTXO AXD MCf IC. Kobort Tracy, J.

F. WUeon, N. B. Wood, T. W.

Heatley. FTXAyCE. M. Townsend, Wm. Chappie, J.

N. Zimmerman, J. F. Wilson. FAIR CKOrXUft.

Leland, J. N. Zimmerman, John F. Wilson, Wm. Chappie.

It waa determined to hold a Fair in September, the date to 16 agreed upon by the officers, within a few daya, and the General Superintendent wasgivsn authority to place the race coarse in condition, and to use hi discretion aa to the amount of work to he placed thereon. E. X. Watkina waachosen Manager of Floral HalL The Secretary waa directed to procure lOOthree- eolor uostora. On motion of J.

P. Johnson, it was determined to hold an "Old Settler Bcnnion," oo one day of the Fair, the day to be agreed upon at an early date, and tha following gentlemen in the various Townships of the County were appointed aa a committee "to take bold of the matter, and work It op to a success Iowa Towviair J. P.Johnson, S. M. Irvin, Daul Vandcrslice, U.

M. Williams, Benj. B. Leach, Dr. J.

S. Long, Geo. G. Fox, John II. L'tt, W.

11. Bayless, B. 8. Campbell, Giles A. Brigga, Joshua Taylor, J.

J. Bradley, Tho. Hays. Wolf BivEsTowssiur S. D.Gilmore,N.

Springer, Clouch, W. D. 2Zipley, Thos. Lyons, John Zimmerman, John Delaney. LM4i5 Towssnir Wm.

Gillcn, John NonnDe, Barney HiH-ney. WATXETtiHMHiir Jas. F. Forman, Ed. Ege, J.

L. Philhrirk, John Curtis, It. S. Whorton. A.

W. Patterson, A. I.ow, Jos. Kent. CcxTkx Tsim Sd.

Miller, Joseph Hayton, J. B. MsUJtr.l. David Isv, Henry Boiler, Jr X.B. Wood, Cyrus Lelaud, SrM Daniel Norman, Jas.

E. Drydeu. Majuo.x Tow 9giiti N. Harrington, Jo. lUudolph, John Hays, W.

H. Deck.nl. Wamiiscto Towssinr M. E. Ilrj-au, Wm.

B. Craig, J. W. Cook, A. J.

Selover, Benj. Harding, T. II. Vorivs, A. Disque, Peter Uroh.

Blkb-Oik Towxkihp J. W. Jenkins, Lnkus Fetter, Samuel Lehmauu, Heury Moor, Joseph Gabriel, J. P. Johnson waa made Chairman, and Sol.

Miller Secretary of this committeo, and the first meeting will held at the rail of the Chairman. On uioliou. Board adjourned, to meet on Tuesday, July Jth. TuoMiit W. Heatiet, Secretary.

A Grand AflUIr. HlGiiLAKU, June 7, 1331. I had the pleasura of attending the party given by tho "Erodelphiau Society of Highland University to tbe Atelceta aud Eutle.au last reuing, at tbe Wildey House, and It was indeed a grand affair. Aa we ucared the hotel, we saw that Mr. Baird had illumlued the yard with Chinese lanterus, making a grand display of his fine lawn.

At 9 o'clock, there were assembled about fifty Io dic and gentlemen, making merry the flying hours. At about 10 o'clock, Couins Cornet Band" rendered Mime very fiue music. By the way, I would like to say a few words for their baud. It is composed of twelve memliers, ten of which are boy; eight of them are rousius, hence the nam. Tho boys are yonng, not yet out of school; they pur chased a set of iustrumcuts, to cultivate their musical talent with.

They played for the I. O. O. F. celebration, aud were very highly complimented by a gentleman from Troy, aaying, that they played fully aa well a the famous Iryor Band, of SL Joe.

They are also nearly all of them members of the Erodelphiau Society. At 10:45 o'clock, we" were ushered Into tbe largo dining room, and lo and btholdl tbe fine! table we had seen for a long time, was waiting to refresh tbe Inner man. After one-half hour or more spent in refreshments, we again assembled in tbe parlor and on the lawn, to sinuse ourselves, and bad a general good time. The Band gave ns a few more selections, and in the small hanrs of morning, we dearted, with very kind feelings toward Mr. aud Mrs.

Baird and tbe Ertslelphian for their splendid and grand entertainment. I forgot to say that the Erodelpbian i the largest gentlemen society In ths school, having over three-fourth of the gcutlsmen members of the school. A VlMTOB. AXD CANVAVSEIt Make from 115 lo 50 per week selling go.li for E. U.

Street, New York. Send for their Catalogue and terms. lUAug.ly School Report. TJU trie I. 4N, IW Ou Term Comimcmcimo September IKSO, and No.

puuilssdmlttM No. iu set us. stteit4soce. A vsrags cost of tuition per fooutb per papil. No.

tun 31 I am glad to say that this has lieen oue of the mont pleasuut terms I have taught during my eight yeara in the school room na a teacher, ami I can only extend to the citixeus of Norway District my hearty, sincere thanka for their kindness and ration, and Itespeak foriuy successors the same generous treatment; and we know that they, like na, will exclaim that tbcir linen have fallen In pleasant places. M. L. Ed a ci. Teacher.

East Norway, Kaua, June 7, 1SS1. Died. Dickie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.

N. Johnson, died, on Sunday, Juno 5th, nged 6 years. She bad an attack of scarlet fever, about three months ago, which was followed by another db-ense, iu the form of dropsy, of which the little one died. The funeral was held Monday. Oh, Isy her gently in tbs mould Cover her o'eri Sba from her bed so dark and cold Will coum no luura Hu-bed now forever is ber song, St touched with fire 1'siu wsusl still it strain prolong On mruVry lyre.

Vr gentle gales, that breathe of Spring, tTut her rre, Aud when Imniy otlora bring, (Jive as sbs gsvo. Oh, nure the wulow-tres that weejis O'er her sweet brrsst Ob, DoorUh each fond nosrr that keeps VTstch o'er her rest. Thou soft sad fragrant Sarumer breeie. Hit grave comes nigh. And linger ntoag the eyprvss trees That o'er her slcb.

Ye brtghteMt stars of shining spheres, Sollh) from above Thou rosy morn, ths dewy tear Weep o'er my love. Oh, weep them st tby dawning hour. When nous is m-sr Ob, AH ths cbsliee of each flower With ooe purs tear. sboald they drop upon tbe ground tsn flowrets eyes; TheTU fitly coo serrate the mound 'Neath which she lies. J'lre Hundred Thousand Strong.

In the Hist few month there have lvcn more than bottles of -Mi I lob's Cure Sold. Out or the vast number of people who hare used it, room than 2,000 cases of Consumption love been cured. All Coughs, Croup, Asthma, and Brocbitia, yield at once, hence it i that everybody speaks In It praise. To those who have not used it, let na say, if you have a Cough, or our child the Croup, and you value life, don't fall to try it. For Lame Hark, Side or Chest, nso Shiloh's Porous Plaster.

Sold by D. Sinclair, Troy; J. A. Campbell, Severance; A. S.

Campbell, Highland; Herring Brothers, Highland Station. A Strange ltopte Do yon kuow that there are strange people In our community, we say strange because tbey seem to prefer to suffer aud pas their daya miserably, made ao by Dyspcjisia, and Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Constipation, and General Dcbili.y.wbcnSHlLOirS VITALIZES is guaranteed to cure them. Sold by D. C. Sinclair, Troy; J.

Caniplcll, Severance; A. 8. CampWH. Highland; Herring Brothers, Highland Station. r5We have a speedy and ositive Cure for Catarrh, Dipthcria, Canker mouth, and Ilea Ache, in SHILOH'S CATARUH BEMEDY.

A nasal Injector free with each bottle, t'se It If yoa desire health, and sweet breath. Price SO cents. Sold by D. Sinclair, Troy; J. A.

Campbell, Severance; A. S. Campbell, Highland; Herring Brothers, Highland Station. HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS. BEN.

TV. FLEMING fc BRO. Casi. Prices the Lowest. 407 FELIX STBEET, ST, JOE, M0.

April 1-F1-3H. Tlie intnneapoIU Twin Binder, The King of the large wheat field of the North-west, i on exhibition and for sal atvScTerance, Kansas, by J. II. Long. He also baa the Buckeye family of harvesting machinery, consisting of Wire and Twine Binders, Table Bake, Dropper, and Mower.

He can always be found ready to ahow up his machines an Saturday, canvassing during the week. J. H. Lose, jnucStf. Severance, Kansas.

2Vew Dnr Stare Dr. John W. Wade baa located permanently tn Troy, in the Drug business, and in the practice of hia profession Medicine and Surgery. Drug store and office on the North aide of Public Square. Besi-dence on the old Sheldon place.

2 June. McCrnm i. Cowen are selling print at 5 to 8j centa per yard also, a large stock of spring and slimmer dress goods, at from 10 centa to (1.00 per Tard. It will pay yoa to examine tbese good and price, before buying elsewhere. Eaat Norway Item.

"Awful dry. Can't yon send ns a little rain I The contest between tbe farmers and the weed still goes on. In honor of the pluck and energy of the farmer, the weeds are rapidly disappearing. The Norway District contain thirty-one quarter section of land also some four miles of railroad, which taken together, the taxable valuation la seventy-nine thousand dollars. This District baa one of the beat school hem sea ia the County, large and well furnished, capable of accommodating and comfortably seating seventy-five pupils, having complete appointment in everything, including maps, charts, bUck-boards, good cistern with pump, oat-hocsct, and good yard, and well fenced.

M. L. Edwards closed hi school of nine months, last Thursday We understand he gave entire satisfaction, and that tbe Board are anxious to secure hia services again, for next year, even if tbey hare to advance his salary. On the authority of Thomas Steanaon, ami other prominent farmers, we estimate the acreage of corn in Norway District to be twenty-four hundred acres, with every prospect, so fsr, of a good crop. John Uoverson la one of the few men who have a crop of fall wheat.

It 1 a fine as has been raised In tut neighttorhood, fur ame years. The grain dealers of East Norway are rushing things. Their eight-horse shelter ia kept busy all the tims, shelling the corn stored in their capacious bins. Tbey have about twelve thousand bushel on hand, and more purchased. Frank Siites' croquet grennda are proving quite an attraction.

If we are to judga from the number of young ladies who collect so ofUn at the depot. The orchard of Ebert Simon, containing about tao hundred apple trees, is now a fine a looking prospect for fruit aa we ever saw. There appear to be no difference between early and late, but every tree loaded to its utmost cai.seity. Ebert says he ia going to put np a rider press, this fall, and his friend shall have plenty of cider. Suppose we should visit him, on Monday, drink heartily from a luirrel of fresh cider, go back again on Thursday, drink from the same barrel, which, during the time, had rorirtf, and become what i known aa hard cider, tbtn we could go away, report on our host, have him heavily fined, thrown into jail, and hia manufacture of the terrible, death -dealing, poverty-breeding, prison-filling, murder-eommittiog poison atopi-ed; and yet St.

John and the other fanatics tell na prohibition will Interfere ith no Industry of the farmer. Wc called on "Saturn, the other day; saw his tel-rsroiie, ami must ssy, it Is a neat a glass a we bate seen fur a long time. The picnic at Oaklaud, on last Friday, was a success. Tho crowd was nt large, but select. The day psiwM-d pleasautly, with swinging, croquet, luuoie, iustniuieutal and vocal, recitations by the MipiIs and friend of the schools, an address by T.

W. Heatley, an off-handed speech by J. J. Baker, rloiog with a short address from T. B.

Marshall, who ha been teaching the Oakland school, for the past niue months. Everything wa pleasant, from the commencement to the closing exercise. One thing, however, needs esjiecial praise and mention. The recitation, "The Shunts of Tennessee, by Mi Minnie Benjamin, was as well rendered as it could have been by any one. Mis Benjsmin ha recently graduated from the Central School of Kansas City, and Wsides her other accomplishments, conic out with her fine elocutionary nt era well trained and fully developed.

As Miss Minnie jiosM-sse a pretty face and very engaging manners, we predict a bright future for her. The reception given Mr. Marshall by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Symns, at their home, on Friday evening, waa a happy affair.

Atchisou, Doniphan, and Norway were well represented. Music was furnished by a string bund, and as tbe festivities acre kept up till 3 clock, it must have l-een a pleasant gathering. Last Sunday, we attended service at St. Benedict's, the occasion leiug that of the Pentecost lal Feast. Services were conducted by Father Timothy, who preached one of the finest sermons we bavo listened, to fur mauy a day.

If all persons, whether they lo Catholic or Irotestant, were to follow tbe advice given by that Catholie would have a muck lietter world and, whether we gut to heaven after death or not, we would not lire in a perpetual hell whilo on this earth, and when we came to die, wo mould have the satisfaction of knowing that we had attcuded strictly to our own business, and, with charity for all aud unkimlnrs toward none, we had. followed throughout life the Golden Bule. The temperauee meeting at Norway, last Saturday evening, wo rather tame. The President, A. Boots, seated upon case of empty lieer liottle, called tho meeting to order.

T. Hardy, Secretary, using a soap-1mx from Brenner's for a table, upon which ant a long-necked imI- lottle, holding near a quart. Into which was tbrast a long rye straw ieu-holder, prc-uired himself for business. A report of the committee was called for, but as there bail lieen but one committee appointed, and as they had failed to show themselves, with the sjieakcrs, whom they were tu escort from Troy Junction, 'the President decided that no ri'i-ort wa due, but remarked, if the Secretary was going to make a hog of himself, by chewing that rye straw icit-bohIi all evening, be would adjourn tbe court whcreujmit Thomas lassod hitu nior the ink and tu, which the President took quiet possession of, placed the icn-holder Wtweuu his liisf leaned back, closed hi eyes, and awaited development a. lTeseutly another bottle of ink waa ordered for the two officers, when Chris.

Turkelsou mildly intimated that if Boot and Hxrdy were going organizo themselves into a monopoly, and give no one else a show at that straw and bottle, they would all go home. Tbe order of business was then called, when it was agreed to chaug the constitution, where It says: "Instead of wine and lieer, we shall all make water, am now it reads "Owing to the fact that we all have good wells, we consider the manufacture of water unnecessary. Therefore, It enacted, that when we feel like It, we may draw water, and If we have no wells of our own, we may draw from our ueigbl-om wells." Tbe shinnishconimittro now reported that Hilly White nnd Frank Berry hail captured the feminine temperance sjieakrrs, and bad gone to Doniphan with them, after Ink and soap, upon which the meeting adjourned in great confusion. Tl. UP Mast persons will take no medicine nutil pro tratcd on a bed of sickness.

Thia is folly. Nature alwaya call for assiMtaucc when needed to throw off impurities. With our habit of life, it 1 necessary to render thia help. Pbicklt A sit Bittlks will not force nature, but acts mildly, and render the assistance required. Try tbenu Prairie Cirovr Itrniw.

Two-third of tbe corn planted in this neighborhood had to le re-planted. Wert- we not too bashful, we would ask the Vkief to send us some rain, for the corn aud spring wheat. Our farmers are preparing to put np a good deal of hay, thia year. Mr. Boot ha sent to Chicago fur an $35 gun.

We learn that sovrral boys and girl went straw-berrying, Sundsy. A usual, a vast amouut of chinch-bug were eaten, and farmers were profited by It. Mr. Thomas Barrett, uho has lieen teaching at Syracuse, I going to the "Kockles. Whether he Is going there a a U.

S. Detective, to bunt np hia "lost love," or fo the good of hi health, we don't know. I le look healthy enough. Tho Norway Gun Club shot their seventh match, this week. A new man shot with tlum, this time, and be came near eclipsing them all.

Frank Stitea aay he would have broken more, tbi time, only be waa at a dance, the night fore, and waa "broken np too badly to do good shooting. Twenty balls each, twenty yard rise: Bmke. Frank Stile 12 Aaron Boot 1G 4 James ...13 Hsrmau 4 After the match was over, they all went in search of straw berrie to fill tbeir eaac.ou atouischs. A large turtle was In the act of crossing over some dry land to a pond of water near by, when the boy captured him. They were talking about roasting him, when Frank Stitea, who wa more generous, and having a larger heart (and frame) than any oue else in the crowd, caused the poor Saurian to be taken to a iond of water, and set free.

Satucs. RESCTTED FBOTl DEATH. Tbe following atatement of William J. Cougblin. of Swuerville, i so remarkable that we beg to ask for it tbe attention of our reader.

He aayt "Iu the fall of 187G I wa Uken with a rioiVal UetJimf of lAc tungs, followed by a set ere cough. I soon be- gan to lose my appetite and flesh. I waa so weak at one time that I could not leave my bed. In the summer of 1ST Iwa admitted to the City Hospital. there, the doctor said I had a bole in my left lung a big as a half dollar.

1 expended over a hundred dollar in doctors and medicines. I was so far gone at one time a report went around that I wa dead. 1 gave np hope, but a friend told me of It. WILLIAM HALL'S BALSAM FOB THE LUNGS. I laughed at my friends, thinking that my rase was incurable, but I got a Imttle to satisfy them, when, to my surprise and gratification, I commenced to feel better.

My hope, once dead, began to revive, and to-day I feci In better spirits than 1 have for the past three year. "I write this, hoping yoa will publish it, so that every one afflicted with Diseased Lung will be Induced to take DB. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOB THE LUNGS, and be convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED. have Uken two bottles, and can positively say that it ha done more good than all tbe other medicine I have taken since lay sickness.

My cough has almost entirely disappeared, and I ahall noon be able to go to work." For sale by all druggists. SfcbSl. CsT Dr. John W. Wade ia new located in Troy, with hi complete Drug Store, and is tbe only compliant In the County with the law of prohibition; consequently, the only one who ran sell liquor for medicinal, scientific and mechanical purposes.

3 June. CP" The Largest, Best, and Cheapest stork of Boots and Shoe in the County, at VAX BUSKIBK BUECKKXBIDGE'S. ry If yon want the best, buy the New Wheeler Sl Wilson Sewing Machine. Over forty recently sold in the County, all giving perfect satisfaction. Call on, or address.

J. II. Long, Severance, Wax, B. Ellcdge, Troy, or W. L.

MeUot, Leona, Kan. 19may3w t5" The Severance MUU make the beat floor la Northern Kinta. Try it, aad see. THISJEEK! NEW! BRIGHT! Van Buskirk Breckenriilgc have to how 100 ranisoto, from 12c to 500 Fans, from 2c to 2. 500 yards Lawns, latest styles and newest prices.

500 yards Momie Clotli, bcantiful St. summer styles. 500 yards Cretoncs, Sidebands, -ties, lenns, ncnic Jiitts. Novelties in almost everything. uonie wnen you win, we can show you something new; and remember, Onr Prices are Always the Lowest.

ill flw LADIES' LHH SITS! We bought 100 Liucn Suits and Ulsters, when at Chicago, this 3 spring, at 50c on the dollar. AVe turow them out Tor sale, tins week, and we want to see anybody sell them as cheap as wc will. 1st fl. THE DRESS GOODS BARGAIN OFTHE SEASON! L'OO yards of pl.t in and hairline S'lmincr Poplins, now on the road from Chicago, to be sold at Sc prryanl. These ioods will wash, a CO mil arc very desirable.

3 The Jjarsest. Best and CluttiK-st stock of Boots and Shoes in tho County. The choicest styles of Suimuer Straw Huts, for men and hoy. i Beiueiiibcr, we don't pniitoseto lo undersold in any kind of Dry Goods or Groceries. Wc meet any and all competition promptly.

IkonSplinn Item. Mr. Stoekwell, the brick man, i made Lap-y by the arrival of his finiily from Ohio. J. II.

Wel.U aud family, from Joo, came Io-xu, last week; returned Monday. Biter on a stand. We hav heard it said that CurtiV mill was in mice danger, from the bank fulling iu, UIow tlie mill. Strawberries are plenty, but net very 1 ire. The plcuie at Hagsmau's, got np by Mr.

Marshall, the last day of his school, Juue 3d, was, wc arc informed, a nice aHiir. Quite a turnout from all point. Si-eeehes by Thos. W. HenlUy, of Troy, and J.

J. Baker, of Eart Norway. Mr. Marshall addressed the children. Anmptuoudinnerwaa spread In the grove, where all refreshed themselves plentifully.

At night, a dance at the house of Joseph Symns, and from all accouutu, they danced all night. A good many from here did not get in till the next cveuing. What a terrible effect soda water has on some persons, since the prohibition. A youug man giving a description of the country round about Oakland, say It I the paradise of Doniphan County. Farmers iu that section know how to furm.

Crops of all kind are good, nnd the best crop be saw was at tho picnic that was tbe finest cnqi of pretty girl be has seen, since he ha got big enough to notice them. Harvey Nobit arrived home, Monday. It Wing bis twenty -seventh birth-day, his father, W. 11., gave him a l-arty at night, nud all the elite of Doniphan were there. It i about time that Harvey was look-lug about and selecting a companion, for In few more years he will be on tho list of old bachelors.

A lady wa down from St. Jot, with a beautiful young babe aliout niuo months old, and every newly married couplo wa taking a peep at it, ami would look at each other, and take deep inspirations. We could not account for it. What bring so mauy preacher to Doniphan! There are but very few St. John men here.

The people of Doniphan are not worried much about the contemplated removal of the railroad. It is not done yet. We are uuder obligation for those fine M. I- Edwards' school closed, last Friday. He waa nt Doniphan, Monday.

Edward WUhelra has returned from Colorado, and Is at Joe. Symns', for tbe present. Thomas Langan started to Colorado, last Tuesday. Will go dowu into Texas, aud be gone perhaps a month or two. John Gray, of Atchison, was Wm.

Cook, from Oakland, waa InTown, last Friday. That gentleman who lives on Pleasant Bidge, who lost money, wa iu town, Sunday evening, riding a mule. AI. Wcyrr and hi bride wen out at the picnic. Charley Donley and Edward Ege were iu town.

Id at W4k. Mike laong'in say chinch bug are taking the corn. A good many farmers are replanting. If Mik. would get married, he would not have to replant.

White Brown has gui'cto St. Louis, and left Black Brow to sell soda water. Our butcher truek a good Wef, last we k. Siuco we rouiineuretl to write, we anderslardtb river I rising again. Neece'a orchard wa.

protected byau I'Vrrgrown hedge funcr. Mik Nellio Forest caiuo down, Saturday, uud remained till Monday. She wa the guest of the 3Ii-e Ilahu. A vuuug man told na what a nice dinner ho got, out at Oakland. We suppose he thought so, l-ecause a nil young lady prepared It.

Bcikkie. STATtOS, Dinmus C. Ka.i, I June 5, 1831. Ei. Chief: Please, publish this, for the lenefit of the poor man.

Maybe it will enable him pay you for your valnable paper, and other luper. PUse ropy, iu order that nil may reach prorqcrity. Poor man, help yonrself, by paying $10 to tho County Treasurer of each County ltcnlcring on the Mississippi and Missouri Ricr. frou Oruansto Sii-nx City. Let the receipt 1 good gold, for traniortj-tion on the steamboats and targe the monry would build, provided two hundred thousand men or women will pay their 10.

Tho Govt runic nt will jerk the nag out of the wuy, and nt.ke money by doiug so, and help the poor to get the substance of thtirsoil themselves. Millions of people would he bufitted thereby. I am a poor ib.n mjself, but I will pay two tens, when the balance of the poor men will look and see, and act with aagftity. Lookei ash Scxx. 1IHALTII HATPtMXS.

It recms strange that any oue will Buffer from tha many derangement brought on by an Impure condition of tbe blood, hen SCO ILL'S BLOOD AND LIVKB SYBUPwill restore jicrfrct health to the physical organization. It I Indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant to tike, and has proven itself to be the best blood purifier ever disrowred, effectually curing Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders. Weakness of the Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and Debility. It corrects Indigestion. It makes the old feel young, and the young feel gay and will invariably drive out of the system tlie many ill that human flesh heir to.

A single Wtle will prove to yoa its merit as a health renewrr, for It acts like a charm, especially when the complaint is of an exhaustive nature, having a tendency to lessen tbe natural vigor of the brain and nervous system. 3febSI. foT BAKEBS PAIN PANACEA cure pain in Man and Beast. For use externally ami internally. 3feb.

rwDB- BOGEUS VEGETABLE WOBM SYBUP Instantly destroy worms, ami rrmov ea the Secretion which cause them. 3febl8. Don't forget that McCrum Si. Cowen hare a largo stock of Clothing for men ami boys, and you ran bet they want to sell it, and when yoa bay a auit of them, don't forget to ask to see their two dollar calf boot for men. Bemember, we don't propose to be undersold In any kind of Dry Good or Groceries.

We meet any and all competition promptly. VAN BUSKIBK BBECKENUIDGE. 17" The flood are past, the Severance Mill are running regularly, and will accommodate everybody promptly; MARRIED. At Wathena, on Wednesday, June 1st, by Ber. E.

K. Miller, Mr. Cm a lea A. Ftxwixo, of St. Joseph, ami Mis Mixxik Cxaio, daughter of Wm.

B. Craig, ot Wathena. Tho Missouri captures and carries off one of the handsomest and best of Doniphan County girls. Mis Minnie has spent all her life in County, and Is a universal favorite. The Cfehnowledgea a liberal aupply of wedding rake, aiidolieT testimonials, and wishes the happy pair a Tuwigaad Joyous life.

At Wathena, on Wednesday evening, June 1st, by Bev. Dr. Uuneie, Mr. Eablt B. Uakdixg, of Colorado, and Mia Katie Cook, of Wathena.

At Genuaatown, Ohio, on Wednesday evening, June 1, by Bev. Mr. Barkett, Mr. Will. W.

Brat, of Greene, Iowa, and Mis Alice of Oer-maatown. This couple are now stopping, on their Journey to their home In Jowa. in Troy, vWting friend. That' JOHNSON MERMAN Hare reeeivnl their Spring Stoek, embracing a Splendid Aasortnunt in Dress Gnois, Tiimis, Laces, EilnuMenes, Prills, Gitams, Cirats, And an excellent line of OXrOCnSXXTG- CJENTS' TTTOTXSISXira- GOODS. We keep in aloek a full line of Groceries ltl ataple anil fancy, Tronka, Valiaea, Ilata and Cape, Iloota anil Sboea, and we keep erarrtlung that kept in a general Store.

We aak onr enatomrrs anil fricnila to give nra rail, price onr good, and we will convince them that OX7Z. PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST JOHNSON ATTC.S, NEW CLOTHING HOUSE LATE "BANK CLOTHING HOUSE" 319 Felix between 3d and 4th, St Joseph, Missouri. qTovpTOLgorua, Wyatt cto Pica. Stand. II.

B. KETCIIAM, Prop. Ii. BIRD, Manager. GEITS; YOUTHS', BOYS' CUffl'S CLOTH FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, We are now in receipt of a largo and complete fctock of Gent', Yuntlu, IlojV, and Cliildmra tftyliah and r'aaliionalile CIotliiuR, which will anld at LOWEST POR CA.SJH: CALL AUD EXAMI2JE GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING.

H. B. KETCHAM, tVatlirnn Item. There la to 1c a debate at the M. E.

rhurrh. June 14th, cummducing at 7 o'clock, between Bev. A. A. Lambert, a Jesuit Missionary, and the IVotest- ant niininter.

Subject: Who isllnrtr All are iu vited to attend. The strawberry hardest i here, and they are very fine, and should wc hate some rain, there will lie a largo crop harvest ed. CoL Hatch has some of tbe finest we hare seen this year. Mr. Hatch is aauc- erasful fruit crowcr, and always keep the best.

He will have a large amount of raspberries. The black berry crop will not be suljrge, many being winter killed. J. McAleer also has a fine variety of fruit, and those that have seen them, prouounce them good. Married, ut the rcfidenee of the bride's parents, In Wathena.

June 1st, Mis Minnie Craig, of this place. to Mr. C. A. Fleming, of St.

Joseph. They were married by the Bev. Mr. Miller, of Jit. Joseph.

The ceremony wa performed at 11) o'clock, after which all pjirtook of an elegant dinnsr, and undoubtedly did full justice to it. After diuurr, Mr. and Mrs. Homing took their carriage for St. Joseph, from where they left on the Wabash road, for the East.

They will visit at Sidney, Ohio, whero the grandpa rents of tbe bndo reside, and after a celt visit in tbe East, tbey will return to St. Joseph, where they exptct to make their heme. The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Wm.

B. Craig, of this place, aud was loved and highly esteemed by all who knew her. She will be missed by her youug associate. Mr. Fleming we are not acquainted with, but we hear him highly spoken of by those that arc aeijimintetl with him.

Hi butanes I train dispatcher, for the St Joe and Western Bailroad, and he I undoubtedly a young man of fine business qualifications. May their pathway lead them through the valley of riches and fame, and may happiness blew tbeir home, and may discord never enter therein. Wm. B. Cook wa in the city, attending the wedding of hi sister.

Mr. Obe Craig aud family were, in town, Wednesday, attending the wedding of Mis Minnie. Married, on June 1st, at the residence of the bride parents, Mis Katie Cook Mr. E. B.

Harding. The ceremony was performed by the Ber. Dr. Buneie, the bridal pair stsndiug under a beautiful marriage hell, composed of white syriugiaa and roses, after which tbey all partook of one of the finest suppers ever gotten up in Watbcua. There were many present, but the chief oue were a lovely pair of bracelets from the groom, and a beautiful uecklace ami cross set with diamonds, from the "bride's brother.

Mr. and Mrs. Harding were both raised from their childhood iu our midst. Miss Katie Wing the only daughter of Mr. and Mr.

J. W. Cook. She I an amUibleyoiiiig lady, loved and respected by all who knew her. Mr.

Harding a of Mr. and 3frs. B. Harding. He I one of the fir- residiiitof Doniphan County.

He Is a young man of good character and fine buhii.ialitic. He htat present employed by the Denver aud Bio Grand Bailroad, at Placer, Colorado, for which place they took the train, on the ereniugofthe wedding. We bespeak a bright future for the newly wedded couple. No one i-osscs-sea warmer friends, whose future happiness all will follow with interest and affection. Don't forget the st raw 1 terry festival at the M.

E. church, on Friday e.tuiug. Every one come, and hate a good tini. We have hail plenty of rake aud good Ihiug, this week. Wa It in your miud JV- SwAMr.

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Be sure you get HENRY'S CABBOLIC SALVE, ns all other are but imitation. Price 23 cent. For sale by all SfehSl. fin. RUEE-VS OXVtiKXATKD IMTTntN Are a cheap and simple remedy for Dyspeiwia and Biliousness in ail their wont forms.

It is a well known preparation, and ha been known and endorsed by physician for many years, and ha lieen used by thousands of sufferers in all part of the world as a Standard and Bcliable Bemcdy. 3fch81. rjp DUBNO'S CATABBH SNUFF cures Catarrh and all affections of the nincou membrane. 3feb. jy DK.

MOTTS LIVEB PILLS are tbe best Ca-thartie Regulator. SfcbSl. nif" McCrnm or. Cowen want everybody that comes to Trey to call In and examine their good and prices, and see how cheap they are selling theiu. CV There is little doubt that the Kansas prohibitory law ha grievously dsmaged the States fsr as immigration is ronerred.

The law i had enough aa it i. but land advertising agents who hate Kansaa have misrepresented It in a most villainous manner. Circular printed In every language are freely distributed in New York to emigrants as they arrive, and in these it I stated that iu Kansss they are not allowed to raise apples, grains, or barley. A gentleman ennuccted with the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railroad stated, a few daya ago, that the la ml sale of that company for the past mouth were about one-third only, of what tbey were for May, ISS0, and that of that" amount only one-fifth were to people from without the State. Ami what Is true of the land business of tbe Santa Fe doubtless roually true of tbe land business of every other road in the State.

Every reader of newsj-aper Is familiar with the fart that the emigration to the United State thia season has been nnpresedeutedly large, ami of a superior cls-s. Therefore, every Kansas man will regret that the prohibitory law lately adopted has resulted not only In inerraxlng the amount of whiskey consumed, but In driving away that which ha lieen one of the source of the State projeritr. Every newspspcr of any importance warned tbe Ieople against this danger, but it was said of them that they were aaloou organa. Atekhtm Ctole. Nkvrx HirrEXKU llEroBC Secretary Wisdom's plan for extending the bond brought ft to jmss that for nine days the Government l-orrowrd over 000 a day without withdrawing as much a a single dime from the lankor the loan market an unprecedented feat.

Jtofton TraHtrript, i i TROY JIABKKT. Flocb Best FsU wbest, rcfsQ, sijcood grade. H.7X. Wheat FsILKeatt-Oei spriag. Mitts.

Bte (toe. Bl IT-IT Me. CotV 30331 OSTS-3DC. Potatoes Sae. BAr-Prs-ris, 110.00.

Bern a 15 sue EaJCS IOC Laed lSJe. Hams Ue. XUCOX Swles, 10s. NT, J.Ori -TIAnitKT. St.

Loci. Jan 7. Vn.est-n.-ber sad ss-ttlt: till, eh. t1S Jane. flllai 11 July; 09 Asgutj llfReiaiUaltKhVptcwlMT; No.

3 do, 09. No. ids, ft ooj. Corn Cash sharply advanced andrr very arrest sV maad fur lninwd.su einort; 4IJc cash: 4S.aiSje Jsa; CJ.ir.4c July; Ms44lcAngBst; aHieleptAberj iaJe year. OGcbUJanc.

Au- CVuek-Qaieti ishbuag. 11113. Ilscui Firs. Maxell, IGWrftlS, fSUsVSQ. lard-lleU nrmly st 110 Use sctlvet Yorkers aad IlsJlhasres, S220S cUsca to fsacy.K3t CIS.

shipnicnta, 1.000. CHICAGO 9UBKKT. Cwjcaco. JnasZ. Wbest rssettled.

bat Iswcrt 1 re winter, tl OS 1 OH sprint nll June. 11 091 Jstri 0W1 OtH A a rmst 07lVpieber: sales, It lOatllf. JsJy. fl QyjiMlOi AsfwU, No, 3 spring. Ke all 1.

Cora Steady and fira. lOe JoJy. Ja die AngnsL. Osts Msderately active aad higher: easfe; 37e 937)6 use i 3Cfc Jaly; t7aKc Aagast) S7reSeptcn- Psrk Steady and fin, tit 10 cash and July 1 1190 Angnst. L-jd Sowirrr and sigkeT, fl cashi 110 73 Jalyi HOMAscwst.

Hsr lreipts. 31,000 shipments. 1,700. TWlinrsnd shlpptaz. active.

Arm sad kizWr, aad in rwd desaaad. ad vanccdsaioei psor to g4 nrixed psAl.c. 5 K5, rosatochelee ssvcklng sod skipping. fSaoaf U. lift, ISfloaSts); psoas so.

UJ-Eeeerpt. 4.500; sUnsnents, S.000. Nice fst sct-Ive, aad 510e hlgber i Knot to choice snfpptntv H73 85: MMeUfslr, 240ai0t exporters. ii, BsKlnanv at ISNfllt, clsaiag'wlth a few sales at Ult.tW; bsjebers, atesdyt cssnawm to fair. 378; enstto cbsiee, TH wmierea lexaaa.

Hmint varooxa Texaaa. acaree, la gosd Ii enml, east flmwr, ZIMMERMAN, KANSAS. HEAI. IISTATK TKA.SFi:US. Filed for Heron! Durlnc the ISM.

wiKRixrr, Benjamin F. Hariwtrr ami wife to George B. Hall, Lot 1(. Block 11. Scveraiice; (10.

D. Melutotdi nnd wife to W. W. Guthrie, south half of Miuth-cast -purler --ertion 13, township 4, range J0; flOO. Syhia A.

Troy and heirs of J. Q. A. Troy, deceased, to John Bell, the undivided three-fourth of -IS acre in south-east quarter section township range ID; Jame B. Burton and wife, by their attorney, to Jacob L.

Zimmeruiatu, east acre of north-west quarter section Ii, township 3, range 21; f700. Martha ABreuner and husliaud tn Charles Floyd, Lot 1, 2, 3, 4, Block 7, Doniphan Extension ttf. Cathariue Wilson and husband to Daniel Neal, north-west ijuarter of north-east quarter crtiou St, townshipt, range 30; $3M. Heiettine Notes ami wife to Mat tie A. Snyder north half of south-vast quarter section township range 19; E.

C. Nuzum and ife tu Muttic A. Snyder, southeast quarter of south-east qtiarternectiou 3), town ship range 19; f7Wi. Joseph SIrCrum aud wifeto Jthril Fraxee, north half of south-west quarter section 9, township -4, range rJO; ftX). Emma R.

heeler and hu1iaisl to Lvdio W. Har ris, part of Lot 9 and ID, Block 2, Troy; $U-. I ac Beaver, by hi attorney, to P. A. Corcoran, Lot 2, Block Severance; K)" David Kerebcraud wife to Henry Eilwards, Lot 11 and 12, Cherry Stre-t, Leona; tO.

Catharine Clav Jihn P. Johnson, Lots 9 and 10, Block 4-i, Highland; J1U. A. 11. Synin and wife to J.

A. Symns, west half of sectiou 26, township 4, range 20; 1,500. Charles Ohle and wife to Joseph A. Symns. west half of S4cliou2G, aud east half of section 27, township 4, range 20; fo.000.

S. B. Shepherd and wife to C. F. Van II Bbtck 41 aud a.

Trey; $1,000. Heir of H.N. Seaver, deceawsl, to Elijah Gee, Lots 9 aud 10, Block SO, Highland; to upp1y lot deel. Ozla Bailey to Malvina Moore, south-wet frac tional quarter sectiou 19, towmdiip range 19; 400. WillLim Bishop aud wife to Joseph W.

Rankin, Lot 4, 7, 9, 10, Block 91, Highlatid; $200. Emma Bishop and husband to Joseph W. Rankin, 271 acre In north-eat corner of quarter of section 22, township 2, range 19; yriT-CLAIM. William Kirby to James J. Kirby, north-cast quarter of north-en-it ipiartrr M-ctiou 29, towm.hip 4, range 21; John Kirby ami wife toJnntesJ.

Kirby, same a above; 120. School Board of District No. 43 to Matilda W. Form-root, Lot 2 and 3, Block 31, White Cloud, 10. Boltert L.

Martin uud wife tn August Fimzol, north half of north-west quarter of north-east quarter sectiou 21, township 3, ruuge 22; c2t0. F. D. Mill and wife to Ievi Kunkel, southeast fractional quartirmTtion 20, township 2, range 21; D. B.

Campbell ami wife to S. M. Irvlu, Lot 3, Block 99, Highland; 10. D. B.

Cainpliell and wife to Jame A. Kennedy, Lots 1 and 2, Block 73, Highland; S. A. Turkelsou to Frederick Turkel-on, Lot 11, 12, 13, It, Block 27, Maynanl; G. G.

Fox aud wife and C. J. MlniVraml husband tn W. A. SarUr, Lot 3, 4, 7, Block Highland; f30.

Hattie Ege to I. Weil, east 13C acre of northwest quarter section town-hip 4, range 22; W. John P. Johuaion ami wife to Joseph W. Bankfn, 27 acre In north part of north-east quarter section 22, township 2.

range 19; George Day and wife tu Jame A. Kennedy, Lot 12, Block 72, Highland. orriciAL irrj. Minor heir of Johu Q. A.

Trey, drcraHd, (by GuartlUn) tji John Bell, the undit ideal one sixth art of south half of south-west quarter section 5, and east luirt of section township 2, range 19; fl'Xi0. Estate of John P. Thomas, deceased, to Mary F. Reynolds, (liy onlerof Court.) south-west fractional quarter section 7, township 5, range 20, Doniphan County to Frederick Clo-o, Lot 10 and 13, Block 73, Highland; ,11.14. TurcMty-rire Yeara Ago To-day.

I From tbs Laarrnce Tribune, May xlsLj Who remember it Wbn remember that ou that dav. May 21, IKtf, the Eldridge House, otherwise called the "Krre State Hotel, wa battered with cannon, blown up with gunpowder placed in the cellar, ami finally burnt to the ground Who re- ineiuoer lust lue ursi cannon oaii ureu ai iuo uoici that day was fired by David It, Atehion, then lre-ident pro lest, of the United States Senate, ami by reason of the death of Wm. B. King, who was elected Vice-Iresident, but died Wfore taking hUseat, Atchison was virtually Viee-President of the United States ou that same dsy which he pronounced "the mot glorious day of hi life, by d. There was some excuse for aim, for he wa too drunk to bo responsible for hi acts, or to aboot straight! Perhaps he waa responsible for being drunk, but the common understanding i that he was not but it was all tbe fault of the man who sold or gave him the whiskey.

Poor, innocent man. how could he help drinking it when mo tempted But be waa certainly vrry drunk, for thougb the Free State Hotel was four stories high, and the cannon waa planted right arros the street from It, very nearly on the spot where lb TriLun building now stand, and though be took careful and deliberate aim, tbe ball from hi cannon went ten feet over the top of the hotel, ami was found three or four year ago a quarter of a mile or so west, across the ravine. On the same dsy every printing office, waa sacked, tho presses broken ami the type thrown into the Kansas river. At the same time Governor Robinson's boo, standing on Mount Oread, Just south of the obi University building, was burnt with all Its contents, and other depredation too numerous to mention, were committed In the name of Law and Order," and under color of a warrant from tbe Supreme Court of tha Territory of Kansas, commanding such destruction, the warrant being based on a presentation of tbe grand" jury that said hotel, printing presses and Blantou's Bridge, four wile south of town, were nuisances and needed to lie abated. That was one of the ruffianly acta that fired the northern heart, and came verv near niacin General John C.

Fremont In the Presidential chair. Law rence then was a feeble, struzzlinz villaee of sfaantie. containing, perhaps, 500 inhabitants. It waa "wiped out then, aud seven years Ister wa "wiped out again by QuantrrU and hia hellish crew, but today ran show up ten thousand Inhabitants, tho fineat water power, me nanusomesc business street, ami ine best University in tho West. "Firtevrr the JUgbt onsses uppermost, Aad sver i Justice dooe," TVATKH.

AGAIMMT How Xew York in DlagsNtest With the JIU- sisstppi stiver.) Tho statement that a sin els "tow of barvea cm rssUe from SL, Louis to New Orleans carries ten thousand tons of grain will disgust trunk road managers, but It will anlict in greater degree the business men of New York; for, whilo the railroad magnate can recoup themselves by in their own securities, the man of business makes money only by legitimate barter and sale. When it is understood abroad that immense quantities of grain are moving toward New Orleans there will be no lack of ateamere and sailing vessels to carry cargoes to Europe, and aa wneai can oe piaceo on ine levee ac aew uneaaa at half the transportation charges that would await It if it came to New York bv rail, tbe Crescent Citv can snap ita fingers at New York Unnta, until onr cans lacuiurs are rmargru mat lotaou waior transportation equal to the greatest possible demand. Tbe very stupid men who are sent from tho rural district to Albany to look after the interest of the State, cannot be too prompt in recognizing tho fact that if their own Counties taxes are to lie reduced by laying extra burden upon this city. It la necessary to do all possible to prevent the volume of business being reduced here by a Socthern city that thrives largely because country legislatora hare not sense enough to look to tho health of tho goose that lay a the golden egg. A'ra Ymrk Herald.

The Rubor a Mas Coexeix Is. Cornell Is a narrow man. of no broad ranlumrnthk anr direction: bat he baa aa indefinite patience aboot details, a so ber jaagmen. ana an nnnsnai gin at noitung tongue and sticking to hi own way. Hebthecom-inr man in the present situation; stronger to-day with all whig than any other one man ht tho party, and If he goes to Washington bo will be tho real leader cf the party in the Xsflarv THINCAMYJ1CS.

C7 The Potomac sat ConkUng and Piatt. tx? "Bricka without traw" Conkling and Piatt. An Indiana revivalist give a ehromo to every convert. ty Conkling la in deep water. Piatt ia under wa itr.CkaUaHOoyft Times.

7 Mr. Conkling is now only an object of terror to hia rrienda. Acs? IWi Jtail(Kep). 7 Tom Scott married on 50 a month, ami Chaa. A.

Dana on a week. CF" Conkling whistles when he mad that is, ho whistles for Plat Cp" Conkling vindication has become a fight for life. Cteteland Leader. CtTTbe Washington Capital rails Lord Iaoscoo "the oiled and curled Assyrian bull of Utica. Victor Hugo dies, Boseoe Conkling probably will be the most superb egotl-it living.

ry Garfield, Blaine and Conkling President, Premier and Primate Let ns have Pa. riT Piatt like to have a table between himself and Boseoe now when they talk np tho situation. ty The late Colonel Tom Scott voted only once in twenty-four years, and that waa last fall, "for Hancock. Then he died. ty Conkling find It a good deal harder to climb np again than it was to jump down.

Cleveland 7er-sia (Uep). C5?" A Mce-President who is "agin the Govern-mcut, is one of the novelties of the season. iftwam Uerald. ty General Grant should be careful when be arrives In Albany. Tbe coal-bole covers in that town are still awful slippery.

ty The madder Conkling gets the more people seem to laugh. PkUadelfkia TEstrs. tyEx-Scnator Conkling ha the rooms he occupied In Washington engaged for next winter. Vice-President Arthur ha rooms in the same house. tyA Lcudon liattrr put forward a claim to patronage on the ground of Lord Beaconsfield having bought hia last hat of him.

Cy The peeler fined for aleeplng on his beat resigned because be waa not in harmony with the Government. Orleans iVaywHc. ty Conkling will have another towering fit of rage. What did the Queen mean by making Prince Leopold the Duke of Albany just at this time ty Artcmua Ward had the true inwardness of primacy in him when he made his famous observation: "Ef I'm drafted I shall rezine. KF "Cordially yours, Boseoe Conkling, did not bring a cordial response.

The tido has set the other way. i'Ai'oaiWuftia irrs (lUf). ty Mr. Conkling should take the Vice-President out of sight and hearing, when he wants to "larrup" his lackey. York Had.

ty Conkling stoop to conquer. He made anasa of himself at Washington that he might become a Bon at Albany. Iranlvrt (Kjf.J Yeoman (Vrm). ty Ithasbeensnegestcd that copies of the old edition of the NewTcstament be bought up and sent to the heathen a a measure of economy. Indianapolis Journal.

Jy It wa thirty-seven year ago, Tuesday, May 24th. since the first message wa transmitted over a telegraph wire. The message was sent from AVash tngton to Baltimore. ty Tlie first religious bwly to formally adopt tho revised Now Testament was tho Congregational Association of Marlboro, but the was afterward reconsidered. tyMr.

Blaine amuses himself by reading the hystrricky declamations about hi "malign control" of the President, and the latter enjoys the absurdity of the nonsense. 1. Mail (Hep). ry B. K.

Bruce. Becister of the Treasnrv." on a legal-tender note will be slightly distateful at first, to the Southern "uiggah-hatah, but be will not object to getting used to it. tyA bill passed the Pennsylvania Legislature providing for a iension for the veterans of the Mexican war. There are about 000 in that State, nnd tho estimated expense is tj 10,000. ry Thirty-one years ago CurtU Barrett, of Strafford, thrust into the ground a halm of gllead sprout be hail been using for a cattle whip.

It took root and grew, and now measure eighty-two feet In height and three feet In diameter. ty Important from Albany touching Conkling: "The common custom of the ex-Senator to go quietly to his room without registering, waa iu this instauco departed from. He put down his name boldly. ty Don Cameron'a turn will come after Conk-ling's, a Washington observer says. It is unlikely that old Simon's boy will whittle up his cars in any uch fashion.

ty If Conkling and Tihleu would walk through the Delavan House arm-in-arm thing would hum. A new partv would be born on the spot. Iietnre that strut and that whisper In conjunction AVw York Tritmn. ty "Letter of marque" and general piracy, to cniise against the Administration, ia what Conkling ask the New York Legislature to give him. furf ford Conrant (Hep).

ty If Conkling would really like to retire from rubuclifs die should join tho Democratic party. Few democrats are bothered with the carca of office. Philadelphia Times. ty There I an old and simple rule about whittling which aajs, whittle toward yoa and you'll cut fe, whittle from yon and yoa won't. Conkling and 'latt whittled toward llitnL.SpringJUld Hepubliean.

tV Gen. Phra, first eunuch of the King of Siani, has arrived in Paris. When at homo ho rules over 350 young ladle In the royal harem, bis aide in the service being females. Tbe object of his trip i to engage material for his august master's harem. ty Tho new Kansaa liquor law supposed to bo triple proof has worked like many similar law in other States it ia enforced in tbe country, while in the larger towns not the slightest attention ispaid to it- AVte Orleans JemorraL ty He is another illustration of the folly of "mag-nauimity" in politic like ours, having been foitd upon the Chicago Convention by ex Governor Den mon, of Ohio, tbe head of the late Sherman delega-Uon.

Meaning Arthur. ty The Philadelphia Times says ex-S pester Randall ia mindin hia own business at hia country residence near Philadelphia. He has not been to New York to offer a Democratic haven to Conkling. ty The Albany Journal (Ktp.) published extract from nearly 200 paper In and oat of the Stato of New York. With few exception they able with the Administration, and against Conkling.

ty It Is said that Conkling wrote to his tailor: "I want a new suit of clothes. Haven't time to be measured. Go to art gallery and measure stntuoof Apollo Belvidere, and make a uit by that measurc menL Philadelphia Telegraph. CyuIf the sharp practice of which I have heard a little, aald the Bev. Dr.

Loritnrr. in the Baptist Missionary Union, "are at all prevalent in the foreign mission fields, we shall very soon ha, to send missionaries to the missionaries." ty Delaware puts boy of ten and thirteen in tho tiillory, and whi) them in public. A easo occurred last week fn Newcastle. Tlie Sheriff had to put stools in the pillory to get the hand of the boys up to the stocks. ty When Grant was President he waa always having hi mtml "poisoned" by souiebodv or other, until nnally the American ieopie begun to "have tbeir mind "leo'suned" against hint.

Philadelphia Tele-Srapk (Hep). ty Old Commodore Vamlerbilt once bit a piece out of a New Testament still preserved in a New York court which had been handed him to ki- in a case when he waa in a towering passion at having been summoned as a witness. tyThe Springfield HepuUini observes that "Conkling reputation goes over like a tree with a big top and no roots." And Piatt i one of the little climber carried over In the fall. Chisago Tribttne. ry The Revised Testament excite the Richmond U'Aisf to ur! KiirnMl it la at fur curiosity's sake, and it ndd: "Let us stanu uy ina venerable euiuon or onr la ber ami mothers, and be damned or aaved by it with them." ty The Albany Journal quotes from Mr.

Conk ling'a speech in New York City last October, In which he spoke at length of the great importance of securing a Republican majority In the United States Senate, ami It eharartcri.ua his resignation a "a crime against hia country." ty Cornell la for Conkling at Albany, but very much aa Garfield was for Sherman, at Chicago. Ho la loyal to hi friend in word, and may bo in deed, but i all the time secretly entertaining the idea that thing mar turn out in snch a way as to make hitu tho available candidate. Italtimorc Arte. ty Within the last decade seven of the great pub-lie men whose fanio filled Europe for a couple of gene rat iona hare died Napoleon Maxzint, Thiers, Victor Emanuel, Pius Alexander aud BeaconsfiehL Gortschakotf. Bisinarck.

and Gladstone are still In harness, but their age will scarcely carry them to 1890. tyThe house of Washington Irving, two mile oath of Tarry town, N. I out of repair, hot It la said tbe library la exactly as he left It. Hi Tien la on the table where he laid it down for tho last time, and his papers a he had arranged them on hi desk; tbey have never been disturbed. tyA swarm of bee In the Sweetwater Valley, San Diego County, CaL, settled on a rattlesnake, measuring six feet eleven inches In length, ami having twenty-two rattles.

They stung him violently. so that be was blinded, twisted and quivering, and waa easily killed with a spade. ty We have continually warned tho stalwarts that the little finger of Blaine would be heavier thaa the loins of the fraudulent Administration, and that when it should be laid upon them the bone would crack. Arte York Sun. tyA poet of tho beginning of the last century wrote that "wisdom 'a part" 1 To be resigned when Ills betide.

Patient when favors are denied. And please! with fa von given. How beautiful this does snm.l ii.vri;zr,jr.. phialrzssKp). I tyThe Maine Historical Society last fall commenced uncovering the foundation of aa old fort at Castine.

sapDosed to be that TUmn The excavations made disclose line of old stone waiis, an oiu weu, none pavement, stone step leading to underground chamber, iron hinge ami Implements, and other signs of occupation by a civilized race. ty Captain Ralph E. Herretson, who died la Charleston. 8. the other dnr.

Is menttnnaxl it. Seirt and Courier aa -the hero of tho battle of the teamsters." It I stated that during Lee's retreat from Gettysburg, Captain Hervetsoa gathered together a number of teamstcra and successfully resisted an attack of Buford'a cavalry. ty One of the Conkling men's storio waa that he (Conklins) had been Invited to enter a law tint tn- this city with a 'guaranteed income of $50,000" a year. Of course tales of this kind are not lrziilmat sub ject of criticism, but we will suggest to the hench men uu. inie parucniar taie would bo made much more effective by naming tho law firm.

Any name ty A cruel blonder waa made In announcing tho verdict in a St. Loci murdar rase. The foreman of with his coanseL "There a mistakr said theforo-jnaa to the clerk, "you've read the wrong alip. Tbe one that's aigned 1 oar verdict guilty of murder in the first degree. ty While two men were digging a drain near Ua-ycaser, between Ittlruah andEonl.

in Ireland, aa May If, they came upon an Iron-clasped chest of large dimensions, lying oa which wa a Urge sword Tbe box was found to be foil of gold coins of ancient date. On the sword wa engraved the wont "O'NcilL ty The Springfield HepuhUean warn ail men who Bve by dally work not to count too much on the present "boom" of employment lastiag, and reminds them that the great immigration I dsily adding to the number of those ready and willing to work at cheap rates, who will depress price, and make work tho harder to get by multiplying those who want It. ty Sydney Smith once remarked that he waa ao hot be sboald like to take off hi skin and sit in hi bones. Conkling ha done It. try Mr.Tlatt seem likely to go down Into history a "Me Too." He la also aometimesv alluded to la print a t- yUL Philadelphia Times.

ty Mr. Blaine, having saved tbe American hog, can probably be trusted to save hia own Omaha Hepmblkan. tyThe remaining United. State Senators may die, tmt they wiU never resign, alter this. Lovlswm Post, 4 31 2J 5il XI v3l If IK r.

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