The Kansas Chief from Troy, Kansas • Page 3

PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DELINQUENT TAXES. SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP! Owner. Lot Block. Tax.

A Pitta 7 8 109 each 40 A Brenner 14 118 39 Geo Winters 1 to 14 120 each 39 Unknown 3 121 70 BShafer 13 122 70 do 14 122 164 8. I. L1BIUBV. The library will be open every Saturday afternoon, from 1 to o'clock, except during Court. The following rule of the library will be strictly enforced Only one book mav be taken out at onetime, and roust be returned within two weeks.

A fine of ten cent for each week over the above time will be asHessed. The time extended to four weeks to pcraons living a distance in the country. CHRISTIAN ill K( H. Sunday School at 10:00, a. m.

Preachiwc at 11:00, a. and 7:45. p. m. V.

P. S. C. I- at 6:30 p. m.

Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening. N. A. Stvix, Pator. Vrn Owner.

Phillips 4 a in a fr do 20 a in rr Green Ca vender 20 a fr Chris Steinweden 20 a 40 a fr John Laughlin 9 a fr Brock fir do fr Chris Steinweden a fir AS The Soap that Cleans Most is Lenox. Taxes for 1890. COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,) TttOV, DOKIPHAH t'OCSTT, KANSAS, July 10th, 1891. Notice is hereby given, that the taxes for the year lsyo. on the following described tracts of land and town lots, are now due and unpaid, and that if the same be not paid before the first Tuesday in September, ISifl, I will, on that day, and the next succeeding days, at the County Treasurer's office, in Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas, proceed to sell so much of each tract of land and town lot as may be necessary to pay the taxes for 1890, and the penalties and costs thereon.

The sale to be governed in ail respects by the law authorizing and requiring the same. The law now fixes the interest on tax sales at twenty-four per cent, per annum. M. BAUER, County Treasurer, Doniphan County, Kansas. IOWA TOWNSHIP.

hW Wm A lp Uss iest vim Died. Delia, daughter of Richard and Louisa, Whitlow, passed peacefully 3rd, 1891, aged 10 years, 9 months, and 16 days, caussed from blood poisoning. Drs. Herring, of Highland Station, and Campbell, of Troy, were the attending physicians. Her remains were interred in the Iola cemetery, July, 4th, at which a goodly number of sympathizing friends assembled to pay the last sad rite to the one who had seemed so bright and promising.

Called home in her innocent childhood. Released from this world of woe. Our darling has entered the Heaven Where the pure in heart may go. We arc lonely, but would not recall her To sorrow and pain below. "Suffer the coming of Children," Said Christ, in Ilia infinite grace.

"The merciful Father in Heaven, For such hath prepared a place; And the angels of innocent children Do always behold his lace." Bitter the tears of parting, When we bury our treasure from sight; When the light of the home and the household Goes down in the grave's gloomy night; Iiut smiles of joy shall be greeting. When we meet in the City of Light. A Fhirxd. IOWA POINT. Owner.

Lot. Block. Tax. A Hendroo 12 1 1 62 Fish 16 2 1 6 2 Shields 11 12 6 each 86 Mary Fish 12 7 each 4 56 do 3 4 7 each 69 do 5 6 7 each 102 Miller 12 7 1 32 Fish 12 7 1 32 Holland 20 7 2 25 Fish 23 7 1 62 John Martin 24 7 2 25 Matilda Ball 10 8 2 87 8 Evans 11 8 7 18 Leigh 13 8 69 Mrs A Tracy 18 8 3 47 do 19 8 69 Nnznm 9 9 2 87 A Martin 14 9 132 Massey 1 10 2 87 do 2 10 39 GBNuzum 6 10 2 87 Clark 18 10 1 32 Alex Erickson 6 11 1 32 GBNuzum 9 11 2 25 Margaret Egan 18 11 1 63 Matthew Mcoay hf 6 13 2 XI Tracy hf 13 2 87 McCay hf 5 13 39 Dawson 11 12 13 each 1 48 Williamson 1 14 5 65 do 2 14 69 Asa Massey 11 14 39 do 12 14 2 25 Walker 7 8 17 each 1 17 Jas Griffith 10 17 132 Noble 12 18 each 1 17 Powell 3 1 62 Cal Ball 18 27 2 25 3 a ao 9 5 21 20 4 79 9 5 21 20 4 79 10 5 21 20 4 79 11 5 21 9 153 11 5 21 50 3 50 14 5 21 11 1 53 15 6 21 80 4 79 iWNSHIP. i 2 1 2 21 53 6 79 2 2 21 21 1 52 12 2 21 15 2 50 12 2 21 35 6 83 12 2 21 10 152 12 2 21 30 4 79 12 2 21 20 2 85 12 2 21 30 1 19 12 2 21 60 4 16 12 2 21 40 6 42 13 2 21 80 13 62 13 2 21 40 6 76 13 2 21 1 56 24 2 21 80 2 85 24 2 21 80 2 48 24 2 21 10 87 25 2 21 20 2 85 25 2 21 40 5 12 25 2 21 160 10 19 1 3 21 160 19 76 7 2 22 40 868 7 2 22 40 3 68 7 2 22 40 3 68 7 2 22 40 7 73 13 2 22 85 4 79 14 2 22 10 77 17 2 22 981 3 58 17 2 22 614 7 02 17 2 22 15 219 18 2 22 80 12 62 18 2 22 80 15 25 18 2 22 40 7 07 19 2 22 10 1 30 19 2 22 12 1 52 19 2 22 10 1 22 19 2 22 94 1 22 19 2 22 10 1 22 19 2 22 10 87 19 2 22 40 3 72 19 2 22 40 513 20 2 22 40 825 20 2 22 40 10 71 20 2 22 17 6 83 20 2 22 8 1 97 21 2 22 10 158 22 2 22 15 165 22 2 22 10 132 23 2 22 8 156 27 2 22 21 61 27 2 22 12i- 1 86 31 2 22 80 9 97 35 2 22 2i 77 35 2 22 40 7 64 35 2 22 160 11 91 35 2 22 16 11 91 1 3 22 40 10 74 2 3 22 40 9 17 3 3 22 79 8 24 5 3 22 80 2084 -SZThv b4 Chichestc Eeu8n.

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Lot. Block. Tax. Ball 12 2 each 86 HIGHLAND STATION. t4 kr all Lacai VraorUta.

ELWOOD. Owner. Lewis Brand fr Unknow fr Smith 15 a qr do qr Dockhorn 10 a 1 nw TT Smith frseqrnw Jos Walker 20 a in cor Dockhorn fr qr Abbott fr i qr i Leland Jr qr Saml King ebfie Shelton ne pt do lane cor hf nw Minerva Chase hf qr Geo Schneider hf John Barrett qr qr Saml Moser hf qr ne do qr Weekely A Way Geo Schneider a A Dinning qr James King A Dinning Chappie Wash Hany A Smith George do hf qr a qr fr hf fr S8t a 621 a Chas Croombs 15 a SO a hfse Goacher hf JC Williams shfsw Henry Dinning wjelie Aug Miller 10 a 8 qr Mann iz a lot 1 lot 4 lot 5 lot 9 qr a qr qr Foley Smith Goacher Shanks Broadsword Whitney Phil Cowger Joshua France swqrse do 17 a qr Lewis s8aelaese Williams 10 a fr Sweet fr Jacob Sollars 20 a side fr Fraudevaux hf Mary George 21 1 ne do 124 a qr ne Fred Ramsier hf Swinney est 2i a Jacob Marolf qr Unknown do Francis Bazor hf 1 sw A Juhl w40ashfnw Ed Otzenbergsr 79 a i ne A El ringer nhfnw WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Owner. Lot.

Block. Tax II Turner 2 21 45 each 1 43 11a Singleton 1 2 3 4 51 2 30 do 5 6 51 each 1 43 Wm stone 7 51 2 53 Unknown 22 51 63 A Stone 13 11 51 each 1 43 Boxly 16 51 1 43 Unknown 18 52 63 A Saxton 19 52 63 Unknown. 21 52 ftl Sadie Irons 23 52 63 McDonald 21 52 63 Unknown 7 8 11 12 53 each 63 Chan Junes 16 18 53 each 2 00 Ironn 1" 53 63 Chris Baker 8 9 54 45 Chas Cherry 13 14 105 eac Ul has Searcy 19 20 21 106 ea 117 Luke 1112 lijucarh 143 Geo Craig 3 1 I'M each Ul Mary Join i 15 16 17 liSesicli 117 hris Baker 1 to 24 116 6 79 Condee 7 8 132 3 20 Julia It Vigus 15 to 21 132 6 6.1 John Lcmustcr lt7 142 2 18 Owner. Lot. Block.

Tax. Milton Rawlea 5 I 2 11 do 4 3 4 84 Wm Byrne w20ftefrhf 4 3 14 Noble 15 1 78 do 2 3 5 each 41 James Glenn 7 5 1 78 SEVERANCE Owner. Lot. Block. Tax.

Elizabeth Mock 3 3 48 do 4 3 1 74 John Baird hf 1 6 2 13 de ehfnhf2 6 90 Bennett hf 4 6 2 97 do nhrs 6 2 97 Geo Mock 3 7 13 29 John Lyons pt 4 5 10 3 85 A Carroll 1 13 4 61 Carroll 2 13 2 97 Hall pt 5 13 13 29 David Reese lots 8 to 10 13 6 32 CW Roberts 1112 14 13 39 Rippey 13 15 46 Unknown 14 15 48 Rippey 1 16 27 do 7 16 27 do 1 18 27 do 9 20 81 Ryan 1 2 3 19 22 55 RG Drake 4 56 19 6 07 Rippey 11 16 27 do 12 16 27 GL Mowry whf6all7 20 6 97 John Kirwan 12 3 21 3 31 Garner heirs 6 7 22 2 23 PALERMO. Owner. Mlock. Tax. Roll 94 i II Koll ifl do r.

sm do at do i do 16 17 4 1 71 do 23 do 51 52 53 1 Roll 55 Vi II Rnll hf 60 do iif 61 Roll 74 T5 1 NX do 102 103 111 a 5 I 1 5 fr. (g 8 1 19 381 4 85 8 1 19 46 5 91 8 1 19 10 166 1 19 6 2 37 9 1 1J 27 6 20 9 1 19 9 3 78 9 1 19 3 2 00 13 1 19 8 2 71 15 1 19 60 11 60 15 1 19 120 23 31 15 1 19 23 3 78 15 1 19 5 1 29 16 1 19 15 3 08 16 1 19 100 13 01 16 1 19 80 10 52 16 1 19 40 15 50 17 1 19 20 3 15 17 1 19 171 3 00 24 1 19 300 8 58 25 1 19 60 7 03 28 1 19 160 47 23 2H 1 19 60 17 85 35 1 19 55 16 92 36 1 19 20 2 40 35 1 19 5 84 36 1 19 10 1 47 36 1 19 40 4 55 36 1 19 40 4 55 36 1 19 10 85 36 1 19 10 1 47 36 1 19 10 1 47 1 2 19 80 28 31 3 2 19 80 8 82 4 2 19 80 11 39 II 2 19 40 6 20 11 2 19 24 2 77 32 2 19 40 6 30 35 2 19 80 13 51 81 1 20 10 1 47 31 1 20 67 7 66 31 1 20 10 1 47 8 2 20 5 1 09 9 2 20 30 4 31 9 2 20 20 2 85 15 2 20 20 2 23 15 2 20 10 1 43 IS 2 20 10 1 43 15 2 20 15 1 72 15 2 20 5 82 15 2 20 10 1 25 15 2 20 20 2 33 15 2 20 20 2 33 15 2 20 40 4 41 15 2 20 40 4 41 15 2 20 40 4 41 15 2 20 40 4 41 15 2 20 3 53 15 2 20 30 3 37 15 2 20 40 4 41 15 2 20 20 2 33 10 2 20 97 10 65 10 2 20 20 2 33 10 2 20 10 1 43 16 2 20 20 2 62 16 2 20 20 8 88 17 2 20 75 13 94 21 2 20 50 6 17 21 2 20 28 4 66 21 2 20 7 1 93 21 2 20 7 1 93 22 2 20 80 15 10 22 2 20 40 7 67 22' 2 20 40 7 67 22 2 20 80 7 03 22 2 20 80 6 08 22 2 20 41 6 78 22 2 20 15 2 90 22 2 20 24 4 71 22 2 20 24 4 71 27 2 20 45 5 09 27 2 20 96 28 49 28 2 20 70 22 61 29 2 20 160 25 85 29 2 20 20 6 61 30 2 20 160 23 59 31 2 20 37 10 60 31 2 20 44 6 69 34 2 20 37 13 74 37 2 20 114 55 62 34 2 20 20 5 59 34 2 20 80 14 76 Owner. John Bell fr Unknown blocks 249 250 251 252 253 254 277 278 279 280 2H12S2 2K3 2M 308 309 310 in fr School Dis No 43 pt a fr Blakely blocks 285 305 SOS fr Unknown fr do sftqrei 3 a cor Simmons 3 a cor Utt fr do fr do fr Sloane'w 23 a hf sw Idol 5 a mid iwjaw Utt 15 a fr do 100 a fr do hf do qr Adam True 20 a 40 a 571 a hf do a 174 a hf Unknown fr hf do a fr Josephine Kelley bhonyo 60 a Martha Gentry 55 a hf Unknown hf qr nw do hf qr qr Ball qr qr nw Mary Fish qr Jas A Weston qr Unknown qr qr se do qr qr se do qr qr Jas A Martin hf Thoa Armstrong hf Sidney Lucas 80 a hf button qr do 24 a qr PCGeer ehfehfne Partch hf Unknown 10 a in do 67 a in do fr Nuzsm 5 a cor Wm Parker 30 a hf i Unknown whfwwne Sparks hf qr Warren a qr qr Unknown qr qr ne Rittenhouse 15 a hfiwarne Marcell 5 a hf hf Saml Herring 10 a qr Edwd Herring hf qr Unknown hhfneqrnw Collins swqrnwhf Campbell qr do qr Wilson qr do n3aswqrsw Unskins 30 a a do qr Wells hf 8 qr se Flinn fr Edwd Herring hf qr 8 Unknown hf hf qr do hf qr do 65 a hf Wm Dickinson 75 a pt hf Unknown 50aehfne A Iledrick e'fflasww! A Herring 7 a qr 8 Herring 7 a qr Jas Simpson hf Geo Basking hf hf a Joshua Buskins hf hf Minerva Simpson hf Eliza Mulkey whfaw Alice Simpson qr Jas Corcoran 8 15 a 78 a Eliza Jones 24 a 78 do 24 a 78 a Phoebe Leach hf 50 a hf Wm Hedrick est 96 a Andrew Searles 70 a Isaac Jackson Andrew Searles 20 a 112 a Ragland Jetlers e37anjswfr Pepper 44 a cor A Hedrick fr qr Wm Hedrick est 114 a Unknown hf qr Bradley hf WOLF RIVER TOWNSHIP. CLONCH'S ADDITION TO SEVERANCE. Owner.

Lot. Block. Tax. Russell 1 to 7 1 6 47 Rippey 8 to 14 1 1 68 do 7 to 14 2 2 16 Parsonage 12 3 3 4 49 Rippey 8 910 11 12 13 14 3 1 A Robb 4 5 4 13 39 RZiber 4 5 5 5 66 Rippey 1 2 3 7 17 21 do 1 to 10 9 6 08 City of Severance lto4 10 2 43 Rippey 5 to 10 10 1 do 12 34 11 12 13 14 11 2 16 City of Severance 5 to 10 11 3 07 1) Rippey 1 to 14 12 2 43 do 1 to 14 13 2 43 do 1 to 14 14 2 43 do 1 to 14 15 2 43 do 1 to 14 16 2 43 do 1 to 14 17 2 43 do 1 to 10 20 1 93 do 1 to 10 21 3 03 do 1 to 14 22 2 14 do 1 to 14 23 2 14 do 1 to 14 24 2 11 do 1 to 7 25 1 25 do 1 to 7 26 1 25 do 1 to 7 27 1 25 do 1 to 5 28 86 Owner. 3 5 i 6 Unknown whfehfnw 8 3 22 40 1052 do qr 8 3 22 40 10 52 Wm Hack qr 9 3 22 40 5 38 Chris Marolf seqrne 93 22 40 653 Unknown sw 12 3 22 160 19 16 do se 11 3 22 160 19 16 Martin 100 a fr 15 3 22 100 21 25 lo 117asw 15 3 22 117 18 60 Wm Rhodes neqrnel6 3 22 40 664 Lettering nwqrnwl7 3 22 40 8 66 do 30 a i i in 3 22 30 5 39 A Jendresa 100 a 19 3 22 100 9 83 Clark 120 a 8 21 3 22 120 8 65 Martin fr qr 22 3 22 33S 5 47 John Rhodes 5 a 22 3 22 5 1 42 Morris sw 12 3 22 160 15 56 do 8 fr 22 3 22 40 3 17 McAleer 18 a 27 3 22 18 10 95 Mrs Ureal 5aseqrse 28 3 22 5 250 John Glenn 10 an cor se 28 3 22 10 6 26 Vegeley heirs 1 a hf 8 28 3 22 1 57 A Kirkpatrick 2i a cor 28 3 22 2 223 Wallace 4 a hf 34 3 22 4 1 91 Elmer Abbey 5 a sw pt nw 35 3 22 5 156 Nancy Wallace heirs 9 a 35 3 22 9 2 91 Unknown ehfsw 35 3 22 80 560 Unknown 36 3 22 49 10 53 do 7 3 23 160 9 70 West St Joe Co 4 a 31 3 23 4 1 41 I Heddens 15 a 31 3 23 15 3 99 John Burnside 17 a 31 3 23 17 4 45 do 4 a 31 3 23 4 1 41 Carter Heirs 48 a 31 3 23 48 12 40 do 25 a side 31 3 23 25 6 55 John Severance 7 a 31 3 23 7 284 do 75 a 32 3 23 75 9 82 MARION TOWNSHIP.

RIPPEY'S ADDITION TO SEVERANCE. Owner. Mary Eaton Lot. 1 to 14 Block. 4 Tax.

15 23 LEONA. Lot. warehouse hf 3 5 5 16 apt 1 spt3 8 pt 5 100 ft 1 40 ft 1 hf 13 15 Owner. Gregg Bros A Goforth Billings do Weidensaul do do do Nelson Angstad do Street. Crescent Tax.

9 81 1 46 1 36 37 2 70 22 22 1 52 37 22 3 35 Cherry Maple EAST NORWAY. Owner. (2 Theis cenlOaehfne 32 3 22 10 302 Boeh swqrne 32 3 22 40 9 00 Cotree nwqrsw 32 3 22 40 12 HO Sandusky qr 8 32 3 22 40 792 Ferguson 4 a cor eqrsw32 3 22 4 89 do 23 a qr 32 3 22 23 295 do 37aseqrsw32 3 22 37 3 43 GWRoll ehfehfne 32 3 22 40 4 87 Phillins whfnelse 32 3 22 20 2 00 TJ Ferguson i se 32 3 22 20 2 00 A Brien qr qr 32 3 22 10 199 Holl neiswjse 32 3 22 10 104 Ferguson 9 a qr 32 3 22 9 89 II Ball 41 a qr qr se 32 3 22 41 89 do qr qr 32 3 22 10 104 Rebecca Hughes a qr 8 qrae 32 3 22 61 89 Hatcher s22aswqrse 36 3 22 22 6 18 Wakeman qr 2 4 21 40 7 10 Dietrickson 100 a nw 14 4 21 100 37 47 Unknown 5 4 22 160 8 25 Evans qr 8 4 22 40 6 52 John Hier seqrsw 8422 40 792 John Kiley 5 a fr 17 4 22 5 1 40 Eugene Ayersn 20 as fr 17 4 22 20 4 46 Mowry qr 19 4 22 40 7 15 Unknown 31 a lot 3 19 4 22 3i 1 00 Hawley shflot4se 19 4 22 5 1 76 Robt Flickinger lot 5 i se 19 4 22 10 215 II Deckard 10 a fr qr 8 29 4 22 10 100 do w8anefrjsw 29 4 22 8 100 BANK OF TROY. Soutfct5t Ccrnir Pub'Ic Square, TROY. i i i i i KANSAS.

11K.MJY ItODKIt. HAM. Kit. Shuvrnmor to Urm.rfinlwKcd JO. LOAN MON'KY, T1 SKI.

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Transacts a General Banking Business. 3mnyS3. It. S. DINSMORE, AM Sl lii iFON, Troy.

Kunwia. DIHif one il.x-r north of Mnclaii ilniK lore, up tiiira. AiiprM. W. B.

CAMPBELL. M. IIIVNK'1AN AND IK, I ON, Tro, Kanrw. tMli.fi RurtetMlu-r's buUtlUiK, 1'ubUe r4Uar, up atalra. KiiWjp.

ALC1D BOWERS, VTTORNKY AT 1-AW nn.l mile-tor, Tfo. KatiwiA. Ollice with County At1.rnr., Ll Curt lluuxv. llllinySri. J.

J. BAKER. VTTOWTOY AT LAW Troy, Knnsiis. wuu-r rtouth-wt-ft of ouit llotwi Kiifwv, uuituira. 1Zuhm.

W. H. II. CURTIS. VTTOKM.Y AT LAW.

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V. run: and toilnado INSURANCE. JOHN ZIMMERMAN, Agent, f.nul.Ol. THOV, KAh.tN. Furniture Store J.

B. BYERS, of tin- "III. I liul.l,." I-nrnil uri- hu.rc 'if i klill on linn.l, ihI will II Fuitil-lure iif I'V. rv ripl ion, 1- im or I h. hi.

AT PRICES THAT CANNOT EE BEATEN nrivwiHTf in tlw Oumty. Omw? ami lamlmj (mmxIh, kin) K' my pri h. UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY, An lu-r-tofor, nt oll nhnvl. Miiln K( t. uf I'iiIiIic hiiarf, ni-nt ll.M.r to llrun WE HA VK A LINK AM) A I'KKI'AKKI) AT ALL TIMK.H Alt'OM-MDIMTKTIIOH HAVINU NI.LI HP IT, AT KLASONA-HLK a ijvjiks su'i('(irris.

l.tnovltfiiO. If You WISH TO REACH Kansas City or St. Louis, Go Via Tlift Missouri Pacific It' Ft. Smith, Little Rock, and Arkansas Points, Waggener Roiilo. Go Via Pueblo, Colorado Springs, and Denver, Go Via Colorado Short Line.

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tiOTJIB, mo. Fire and Tornado INSURANCE. INSUItK IX GOOD tOMIMMIS. I have tteraml the money of the followlnir flrat- clatw Mrs liihuruij.e iiii.arn.-. aim am now rjrf-rcl to wnt rmkn oa buililiuvkor kkk1h in town or in tlio country.

Insurance Co. of North America, Hartford, of Hartford, Connnecticut, Fire Association of Philadelphia. J. D. WIXXIAI.ISON, Tilt) V.

inprtl KA.NHAH, IV-lilioii for Jivore. In the Iitrict Canrt of the Twenty-XiTonrl Judi cial IJwtmt ol tlx- Mtate of Kauaa, aittai iui-in and for Doniphan County. Ida Malone, I I'luintilT. v. Thoinaa A.

Malone, Defendant. THE aliove named defendant In notified that ha haa been ued in the ahoe t'ourt, and miwt answer the petition filed, on or tM-lor me 2lt day of Auituxt, INUl.or the petition will lie uk.n mm trne. nod for llivorre and the cuatotly of the iiifunt children of the imrtiea to thia auit, named in the poUUon, will nu.li-r. il accordiuKly. u.

A. ukavkh, Attorney lor n. July liWl-Sw. IT! Itw, IT ONE DOOR NORTH OF DRUG STORE. I shall aim to keep everything on hand that the trade demands, and will sell lower than can he bought elsewhere.

Give Me a Call I jpttpcM iia ii'tM in Ka4 n4 mtatn fa MhP kld. iUfWtl MfttUM.M Mi lw1k SELL YOUR PROPERTY! A. BOWERS, Real Estate Agent! If you have a Farm or Town Property for Bale, see A. Bower. R-al Agent, and have it advert, Med in his column.

I 1- ACRES at Troy Junction, of the wry finvnt i I laml for i Jantrtiiii nnd Fruit Kjiimmk, Two houseta, both in good repair, l'rtte, f7M). C5( AC'IIEM. one am! a half milts from Ilinn-j land Station, till in cultivation Houm- of four rooms, t2Xt two Ntorieit hih kik1 (turn, I W'M3- io full hearing, and tuiiull t'ruitn of all kimta. rrice, fi W. iiTiuif io sun purc'iiUKcrH.

a. ACRES join inn Troy on ftnutuweni new frame Iioum. one anil a half Mo run high, with nix room; got-wl cellar under houm lart? ciKteru, froori well all the ground in fruit iipU If rapes, blaeklK-rrieM. nisptH-rrief. MrawTM-rru and peaches.

Ilandrtonic locution. I 'rice, Term half cash, and balance to suit fc) ACRES, one mile eaxt of Eagle (Spring; 9 tit tee acres in heavy timtter and ten acres in mulberry and young walntt; living water; good outlet. Price. WtlUxchangc for to, k. a.

ACRIi, three miles east of Troy 140 acre in cultivation, and "20 tu nM in native timrter JSM apple trees young trecM and '200 full tteuriugi; grove of 1m-un1 large enough for poKtN; ho we of 6 rooms, ciHU-ru, well, barn for tnree teams, corncrib, frnmary, and other out nou.sctt; UNii-poiid, Ruppucu wjiiiiing water Admirably adapted for stock raising. I'ru e.f-tNuj. lerma. cam. O.

VI MorSKof 4 rooms, in North Troy a If built in lH'Jl, on lot WixMO; new- cistern; beautiful location. Price, ifhUO. Ten part cah, and balance in one year. 7. Vr 0x110 on northeast corner of Public 1 Sutiare; hoiiHe of four rooms, large IHirch; built in lMKH; good well large ciMcrn.

Price, $12ou. Terms, part canh, balance in 1 year. O. ACRES, 5 miles north of Troy nil in frond timber. Price, J-'i'V.

Terms, half catdi. and balance on tune. If you want to rent a honse. If yon have a house to rent, If you want to buy a plnro. If you have a place to aell A.

U0W EliS, Troy, Kuiishs. Money to Loan AT SIX PER CENT. REASONABLE COMMISSION JOES. HEELER, IIMilll.A Wl, ANMAM. Final Sllliiitii(.

Estate of C. O. J. Uw-ler, Di-ceanl. TdTH'K IB lipn-hy ifivon to creditor all others inU-reKb'd.

thut Xw. utult-rHjnrtl, Ad miiiistrator of the Ktat4j of J. Ife-t lcr. dc n-aMt-d, will make a full and timtl wttUrnicnt of all the matters Mod Kiaatr, with tliu l'nilut Court of loiiiphan on Mondny the 17tll MhtoI AukiiM lit 10 clock, A. M.

THOMAS V. Administrator. July 16, 1J1 -w. I'r'B fee, t-i. FOR KANSAS NEWS 1KB JOI'KKA WKKKI.V I A PITA 1.

Oil ta in mom KaiisaM news than any other pafx published, and should be rciwl by every KaiiMin who dcMircn Im thoroughly mted fin Kuiihuh ultuir. VN will end you, postage paid, for one yeur, the Topeka Weekly Capital AM) KOK Two Dollars and Fifty Cents now, nt fhi very low iiHcp. Hither i.i;h ulonc is worth tne price asked lor lMth. CHEAP MEAT AT Leland' Meat Market, WEST OF POST-OFFICE. Notice the Prices 1'ic i 1 1 fiiii Slt-ak Otlwr Ktt iiks f.

lluilin I'f Mutton I'it klctl Toik I 'oi Sansa' 'orn-l IiT ATM. .10 8 a 7 5 hmok 3i A 'I'M. Cunl I fit in SlifttI Ham Si! ISivakfiLst JSacon SlioulI-rs. Iiolojriiii (lar or small; 1 1 am Sausage 9 7 5i 7 7 Choice Family Lard, tans or jars, (illtfl to order 8 Loan and Abstract Office, DOMI'HAX COUNTY, KANSAS. Have lb till to your land examined bjr JOSEPH r.

HAMPSON, who baa aaw a ait complete art of A h-atrmctTIUcKrcordaof all Undi aud Town Lota la aald Cooutjr. Title prrfVelrd awd abstract ffciraUhcid oa abort notice and at nawaabl, rate. Atao, Notary PhrIIc and Coa-ref ancer. Kprclaltlr. mad of drawing I)erda, Mort-KIt la, etc.

Loam Begotlatcd and tase paid. Ota la Court Iloaac, Troy, Doatphaa Coaatr, Kmaama. 2Mec3. Fire Iriaaranee and Money Loaning. D.

McINTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent, of Troy, give you your choice of a half dozen of the beat Fire Insurance Companies in the United State in which to insure your property, at the cheapest rates. He will also loan money on real estate security, at the lowest rates of interest. Office adjoining Boders' Bank, Troy, and at Highland, Kansas. N. D.

GOFF, Booonaor to Flaming A THE LEADING HATTER, 40T Fella Street, St. Joaeph, Mo. A fall Stock of Hats, Caps and, Umbrellas, at tha Lowdtt Prieas. Boots and Shoes. Large stock of Boots and 8hoe, just received, at Leland's.

Xo. 1 fchingle $L25, at Kilos, Kyle St. Joneph. PdT Gent's dress shoes, all Btyks, G. W.

Townsexd. TROY MARKBTK. Ffcor Best Fall Wheat, per 100 Wmbat Fall, per bushel Boltks MatiFcr loo la Com Caor- Per 100 Rra Per bnohel Coaa Fer txtahel Oats Per bMheL. PoTATOsa Per bu.hel Hat Prairie, per ton bvrm Per Mt 1.30 5V0c awe ic UK ue He fc Labo Per tf. Hams Per Baoos Mdea, per Hnoa Par lue mm 4 a i .2 a Sc Owner.

I fc 3 so sept 8 18 3 19 13 5 38 I.Billings ptseptse 18 3 19 1 80 Stewart 21 3 19 160 19 41 Unknown pt 3 19 28 4 29 do pt 8 23 3 19 1371 23 59 Wood cor 23 3 19 3 2 71 Marv Eaton 7 a pt 23 3 19 7 4 12 Dittemore 8asw 24 3 19 8 1 92 Thomas 3 3 20 40 7 99 August Pennell 43 a 3 3 20 43 8 57 A Goacher nhfshfse 4 3 20 40 934 Dan Ruse cainehfsw 9 3 20 8 2 88 James Huss 4alot6whf 7 3 20 4 1 99 ChasHerzing ehfne 8 3 20 80 1134 Unknown 8ainnw 8 3 20 8 2 88 Chas Pennell hf 10 3 20 80 18 48 Unknown 40 a IS 3 20 40 11 70 Ryan 19 3 20 160 48 16 do 19 3 20 150 88 07 St I Co 10 a in a qr 28 20 10 4 57 A New Lake. The Missouri River has cut a permanent channel through Doniphan Point, on the Missouri side, just south of the town of Doniphan, by which the channel is made very nearly straight from Geary City to Atchison, a distance of seven or eight miles. When the water goes down, it will leave the old channel a lake, something near seven miles in length. This will be a better thing for Doniphan than the river was for, since no boating Is now done, the river is of no service, and only cut the banks on the Kansas side. The lake will be made a pleasure resort, and perhaps since the cutting of the banks Is no longer a hinderance, a railroad track will again be laid through Doniphan.

The Sever Failing Remedy. Those who continue to suffer with contagious blood disease, after having gone through the usual course of treatment, have one consolation: They can fall back on the the never-failing specific, S. S. 8. Sometimes they suffer from the diaeaae itself, and sometimes from the effects of the treatment itself, especially if mercury and other mineral poisons have been employed.

In either cane they can find an infalible remedy in S. 8. 8. It would be better to take advantage of the remedy before undergoing other treatment, as thousands have done and are doing, but it is not everybody's foresight that is as good as his hindsight. JS-if The other day, while lecturing and selling his "Twin Hells" at Red Oak, Iowa, John N.

Reynolds was arrested for swindling a man out of a farm and other property, some years ago. This is the same man who was hailed as a Jesus Christ in Doniphan County, five years ago. Newspapers were started to defend him, politics were jun with him as an issue, the Chief was to be "done up" for exposing him, and "Universities" were subordinated to his glory. By the way, is there a single Reynolds "convert" in the County who has not backslid Is there a single man left in the County who devoted himself to championing Reynolds A Mother's Gratitude. My son was in an almost helpless condition with flux when I commenced using Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

It gave him immediate relief, and I am sure it saved his life. I take great pleasure in reccommending it to all. Mrs. M. Johnson, Everett, Simpson Miss.

25 and 50 cent bottles for Bale by D. C. Sinclair, Troy; MeCormick Gilmore, Severance. yrit- We regret to learn that Capt. John Schilling, of Hiawatha, had his right arm broken, Tuesday.

He was in the hay field, and attempted to climb upon a load of hay by means of a step-ladder, when one of the rounds or steps broke, throwing him to the ground, and in attempting to break the fall, his arm was fractured. This comes of trying to climb upon the Alliance wagon. Ho made the mistake in supposing hat men had to work in the fields in order to belong to that party, when they only sit on their hind ends and howl. jpi As there is no royal road to learning, so there is no magical cure for disease. The effect, however, of taking Ayer's Sar-saparilla for blood disorders comes as near magic as can be expected of any mere human agency.

This is due to it3 purity and strength. Pensions. Ijint week was a good one for Doniphan County people, in the way of pensions. T. J.

Ferguson and Herman Christel, of Wathena James M. Knight, Henry Jenkins, and James McGlenc3', of Troy, and Peter Anderson, of Black foot, Idaho, formerly of Wayne Township, were granted pensions and Simon Shoe, of Troy, got an increase. We find several other names that sound like Doniphan County people, but are not sure. Mr. CLark, to the public I wish to ay to my friends and the public, that I regard Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best preparation in use for Colic and Diarrhoea, It is the finest selling medicine I ever handled, be cause it always gives satisfaction.

O. H. Clark, Orangeville, Texas. Far sale by D. C.

Sinclair, Troy; MeCormick Gilmore, Severance. A new bird has made its appear ance in this vicinity, in large numbers. It is of a green color, but as yet, it has neither wings nor feathers. Our best ornothol- ogista say that when fully developed, it will be one of the handsomest ornamented birds in the world, and perhaps a beautiful songster. It is found chiefly under soft maple trees.

Every other day now the B. and M. Road is moved back from the river, and the route changed between Preston and Brenner. In the meantime, no survey has yet been made, except that a person who would like to sec the change made, has gone over part of the imaginary line on horseback. Ayer's Hair Vigor has long held the first place, as a hair-dressing, in the estimation of the public.

Ladies find that this preparation gives a beautiful gloss to the hair, andentlemen use it to prevent baldness and cure humors in the scalp. A sensation was caused in St. Joseph, last week, by the discovery in a cellar of bottles containing the bodies of prematurely born babies. From all accounts, they are the results of the practice of a person not unknown about Troy, who is in the abortion business over there. Jpff- This (July 15) is one of our anniversaries.

On that day, 1S5S, E. N. Morrill narrowly escaped drowning in Cedar Creek, near Iowa Point, and immediately came up and sulwcribed for the Chief. He has since gone safely through war, pestilence and flood. rii Albert Ervvin, Editor of the Leonard, Texas, Graphic, says: For the cure of cramps in the stomach Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best and most speedy I ever used.

Many others who have tried it entertain the same opinion. For sale by D. C. Sinclair, Troy; MeCormick Gilmore, Severance. jEff- A rare phenomenon was discovered in front of Kotscb's gate, Monday morning, immediately after the rain.

It was the full length print of a man of elegant form in the soft mud. It was just our size. if We have two more communications on the Sunday question, which will be published as soon as we have room. We presume they will close the discussion. They ought to.

The subject is exhausted. Joe Hagenbuch has gone to Toronto, Canada, with the school marms. We have it from good authority that he will return with "the schoolmarm," but he will no longer be a bachelor. PQ- To keep the beard from turning gray, and thus prevent the appearance of age, use Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers, the best dye made. jzif We notice the names of George Bird and Noah Walters in the pension list.

Whether it is the Doniphan County Bird and the formerly of Doniphan County Walters, we do not know. MB- Mis Mary Macy, daughter of the late Dr. II. F. Macy, was married at Riverside, California, a few weeks ago, to a young man named Jones, of Las Angeles.

jf As we passed Eudora, Douglas County, last Thursday, we noticed N. B. Larson on the depot platform, wrestling with baggage and freight. Chapter 1: Weak, tired, no appetite. Chapter 2: Take Hood's Sarsaparilla.

Chapter 3: Strong, cheerful, hungry. yS In the New York Life Insurance Company's report of death losses paid during the year 1S90, we find the name of Adam Brenner, for jkSr Capt. Ira J. Lacock, of Hiawatha, ond George Burkhalter, of White Cloud, were callers at the Chief office, Wednesday morning. The youngest child, a son, of the late Arthur Macy, died at Hiawatha, last week.

Owner. Lot. Block. Tax. Steanson 14 3 88 BENDENA.

Owner. Lot. Block. Tax. Bastian 3 1 61 do 4 1 204 James Aylward 12 2 61 Edward 9 10 11 12 3 1 12 John asm us 14 24 do 2 4 1 19 do 11 12 4 each 24 DENTON.

Owner. Lot. Block. Tax. Denton 7 8 9 each 78 A Denton pt 1 11 36 do 2 11 1 62 Catherine Dixon 7 14 5 44 Dina Denton 3 27 3 25 TROY.

Owner. Lot. Block. Tax. John Taylor 9 3 85 Aton Simonson 678 9 5 84 Chas Higby 100 ft 1 11 70 do 20 ft 4 11 198 Jas Marcum 20 ft 4 5 11 6 48 Chas Higby SwbflO 11 2160 CW Beeler pt 8 11 14 24 ehflO 11 162 Dill 7 8 15 7 20 A Wheeler 1 10 18 each 70 Unknown 2 3 20 3 34 Mrs McPhenon 1 21 10 15 Price 1 24 10 78 Snethen 3 24 6 04 Phoebe Briggs 1 to 12 30 5 58 Unknown 1 to 10 37 2 54 Phoebe Briggs 1 to 12 43 19 67 Brown 1 to 10 47 2 28 do 1 to 10 48 3 00 do 1 to 5 51 1 06 do 1 to 5 52 1 06 Briggs 1 to 5 56 1 06 Proceedings of County Hoard.

Board met Monday, July 6, 1991. Present, Commissioners Leland, Edwards and Manville, County Clerk Forn-crook, Deputy Sheriff John Berry, and County Attorney Brewster. Ordered that the taxes against the north-east part of north-west quarter of south-west quarter section 22, Township 2, range 19, for the year 1887, be remitted, having been erroneously assessed. Ordered that Paul Roudebangh be allowed to redeem Lots 3 and 4, Block 24, and Lots 1 and 2, Block 29, Denton, from sale for taxes for the year 1887, by paying the original tax, amounting to f2.06. Ordered that the taxes against Lots 1 and 2, Block 21, Wathena, for the year 1888, be remitted.

Ordered that A. Poulet be allowed to redeem the south-east quarter of north-west quarter section 35, township 1, range 19, from sales for taxes for the years 1887-8-9, by paying the original taxes, amounting to 24.92; also, the south-east part of north half of north-west quarter section 35, township 1, range 19, from sales for taxes for same years, by paying the original taxes, amounting to 1.57. Ordered that James Madison Newman be allowed to redeem Lots 19 and 20, Block 8, East Troy, from sales for taxes for the years 1884 to 1889, by paying the original taxes, amounting to f7.28, if paid in thirty days. Also, Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Block 21, East Troy, from sales for taxes for the years 1886 to 1889, by paying the original taxes, amounting to fS.90, if paid in thirty days. Ordered that S.

N. Perry be allowed to redeem the north part of north 72 acres of south-east quarter section 3, township 2, range 19, from sales for taxes for the years 1881-8-9, by paying the original taxes, with 10 per cent, interest, if paid in thirty days. Also, the south part of north half of south-east quarter section 3, township 2 range 19, from sales for taxes for the years 1879-80-1-8-9, by paying the original taxes, with 10 per cent, interest, if paid in thirty days. Ordered that Miss Nancy Bennett be allowed to redeem Lots 21, 22, 23, 24, Block 140, Elwood, from sales for taxes for the years 187C-7-8-82 by paying the original taxes, if paid in thirty days. Ordered that James Mack be allowed to redeem Lota 9 and 10, Block 22, East Troy, from sales for taxes for the years 1876 to 1889, by paying the original taxes, if paid in thirty days.

After the allowance of accounts, the Board adjourned, Tuesday evening, July 7th, to meet on Monday, August 3, 1891, to make the annual levy of taxes. Specimen Cases. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength.

Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Spcpherd, Harrisburg, 111, had a running sore on his leg of eight years' standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John 8peaker, Catawba, had five large fever sores on his leg; doctors said he was incurable. One bottle of Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely.

Sold by D. C. Sinclair, Troy, and MeCormick Gilmore, Severance. Something Xew. Through Cars lle-t ween St.

Paul and Kansas City. The traffic between the above cities has so increased that the Great Rock Island Route has instituted a new order of things, and has put on their trains a through car between these points. The cars run on this service are Pullman Combination Chair and Sleeper, and are the embodiment of comfort. The price charged for this especial service is but little compared with the accommodation given. See that your tickets read via the Albert Lea Route (C.

R. I. P. B. C.

R. and M. St. L. Ry's).

Maps and time tables sent on application. E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Tkt.

Pass. Agt. General Office: CHICAGO. S. A.

CONAWAY, AUCTIONEER, Offers his services in crying sales to all who may need them. Has had a number of years' experience as a successful Auctioneer. Terms reasonable, and work guaranteed to be satisfactory. Please consult me before fixing dates for sale. Orders may be left at the Chief office or address me, S.

A. Conaway, 5feb3m. Wathena, Kansas. -New Goods at -ELAND'S Now styleH of Dress Goods, and cheaper than ever. S-Sr There is just one way in which Mr.

Blaine can stop the report that he is a physical wreck, and that is by announcing that he will under no circumstances become a candidate for President. That would do it in short order. Emporia Republican. Pil- St. John gives notice that he will boycott the world's fair if it builds a beer palace.

It may be a shocking truth, but truth it is, that the majority of those who will visit the fair would prefer beer any day to St. John. Emporia Republican. "In Kansas," soberly remarks the Kansas City Times, "the Democratic party has a future." For a party that has no present to speak of, and never had much past, this should certainly be gratifying intelligence. Emporia Republican.

When Professor Snow gets through with the chinchbug and the grain aphis, let him turn his attention to that small green insect known as the tin plate liar. It is not destructive, but it is pestiferous. Emporia Republican. Chili is in a perpetual state of dis graceful disorder. To properly appreciate the condition of things there, it is necessary to have at some time been present in a Democratic Convention.

Emporia Republican. Sr- Handsome wives are desirable enough in their way, but the experiences of Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Parnell show that they do not carry elections. Emporia Republican.

ir-If Governor Humphrey and Maj. Hudson should die, it is believed that Col. D. R. Anthony would become a stalwart Republican again.

Emporia Republican. JTS The plutocratic East is still trying to contract the volume of money. A New York girl swallowed a SO-cent piece last week. Emporia Republican. X-if Senator Plumb said at Clay Centre that if Providence's term should expire this wet weather it could not be re-elected, so far as Kansas is concerned.

The reason a "young feller" hates the "old barnacle" is because the o. b. has stood in the way of the young feller becom ing a barnacle himself. jrv- The oldest son of the Prince of Wales is said to be almost as deficient mentally as his father is morally. Emporia Republican, It is said that Mr.

Blaine has taxed himself above his strength. Another in stance of Republican high taxes. After all Schweinfurth is a very modest sort of a fellow as compared with Peffer. Kansas City Star. Hannibal Hamlin died while play ing cards.

Instead of turning up a jack he turned up his toes. jgr The weeds in Kansas are full of Mow Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King's new discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back.

Suflrers from La Grippe found it just the thing, and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense, and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at D. C. Sinclair's, Troy, and MeCormick Gilmore's, Sever-ence.

Campbell University. Send for catalogue of Campbell Univerai ty. Tenth year will begin September 1st. New building. Additional teachers.

Departments: Preparatory, Normal, Com mercial, Collegiate, Preparatory for State University, Music, and Art. Special School of Short-hand, and Type-writing. Board furnished room, and tuition, f28 to per term of ten weeks. Satisfaction guaran teed. E.

J. HOENSHEL, President, Holton, Kansas. Alliance Notice. S. M.

Scott, Assistant State Lecturer of the F. A. I. will be in Doniphan County, July 30 31, and August 1st. Any locality in the County can have Mr.

Scott on one of the above dates, by addressing the County Secretary before July 15th Mr. Scott, if desired, will make a specialty of Sub-Treasury. J. J. Kikby, Secy.

Xotlce. There will be an Ice Cream Festival at the Union Church, Saturday evening, July 25th, 1891, at Highland Station. Every body invited COMMITTEE. i I refuse to be responsible for any debts iiiui. my tvuu may William Pinder.

Dental Notice. Dr. J. C. Myers will be at the Wildy House, Highland, Monday and Tuesday, July 20th and 21st.

White Cloud News. Number 3, of the White Cloud News has been issued, dated July 15th. We take the following items from it: Married, at Atchison, June 24, Mr. O. L.

Sanborn and Miss Minnie Hunt. Bert, as he is called by his friends, is the oiaest, son oi Mr. ana Mrs. Lu X. aanborn, wno lormeny uvea here.

Did you ever notice what a beauti ful place White Cloud is, when the trees are in luii iouuger inere isn one resident in ten who appreciates the town. We want to say, right here, that we think there isn't another town in Kansas that can produce an orator of the same age who is the superior of our rising young lawyer, A. w. urewster. His speech on the Fourth, in make up and delivery, was one wuicn would bring no discredit on any speaker in tne state.

There was about ten thousand bushels of corn sold here, last week, at fifty to nity-iour cents. The general opinion of the level head ed farmers here now is, that the wheat will average only about fifteen bushels to tne acre, instead ot twenty to twenty-nve, ltiM-klen'u Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or mon ey refunded. Price 25 cents per box.

For sale by D. C. Sinclair, Troy MeCormick Gilmore, Severance. Miss Annie Reville and Miss Minnie Sipple are enjoying a trip to Portland, Maine, on the Millie R. Bohannan, as the guests of Captain John Reville.

Milford (Del.) News. LATER BV POST. Delaware Breakwater, July 10. "Have been out from Philadelphia two days, and we have had to anchor four times, and and Oh glory, how seasick I have been 1' Reuby Knopp has presented the Chief with a basket of cherries to make a cobbler and now we shall anxiously listen for the announcement, "The cobbler's done." jZtf" W. H.

Bayless and wife and Mrs. Minier, of Highland, started for Minneap olis, last Thursday morning, to attend a reunion of the Bayless family. Mrs. E. Brick, of White Cloud, will soon make a trip to Ireland, to the place of her birth, to look up family records and history.

Mart. Elinn, who was killed in Texas, a few weeks ago, was at Iowa Point visiting his family, the other day. Hugh Cowen has been granted a pension of per month, with 117 back pay. We notice the familiar form and benign smile of "Jumbo" in our midst. Miss Carrie Dixon was up from St.

Joe, visiting in Troy, last week. For a change, we had another heavy rain, Monday morning. j3tf Amanda M. Davis has been granted a pension. "F'or Sale.

A No. 1 span of Ponies and Harness, and two Sets of Light Harness one Half-platform Spring Wagon one Side-Spring Wagon. The ponies are well matched, young, and fine travelers. Want to sell the ponies together. Inquire of J.

W. McCLELLAN. By the undersigned, on the 18th day of June, 1891, on the road leading from Troy to the Joseph Sallee farm, a watch. Own er prove property and pay for advertisement. Andrew Zimmerer.

Residence, southwest quarter Sec 1, Town. 3, Range 22. Troj- (fence Factory. I am now prepared to make any kind of fence on short order, and invite Alliance as well as non-Alliance people to come, see, and inspect my machine and work. Thankful for past patronage.

25june. JcLirs Bra UN. HOUR'S RESTAURANT. -Weat Side Public Square, Warm meals at all hours. Fresh oys', served in all styles.

Candies, confectioneries, and fruits. Choice brands of cigars, especially our favorite new brand, "Horr's New Idea." 12feb.91. For the finest dress shoes, gO to G. W. TOWNSEND'S.

BcS IT you have Corn or Hon to sell, call on Iceland. 6 and 8 foot boards for $SJ6, at Biles, Kyle St. Joseph. fir- "Let Sam Wood rest," says the Leavenworth Time. Agreed.

And, by the way of beginning, let the Time ring off on its gush over the Elmdale statesman. Kansas City Star. If Sam Wood's religions belief was correct, what a picnic he and Jim Lane must be having talking over Knna politics. Kana City Star. The Republicans have one satisfaction.

The Alliance folks who go to picnics get full of chiggers. CENTRE TOWNSHIP. The Hot Springs of Dakota. These springs are rapidly becoming famous on account of the waters, anil the many marvelous cures which have been effected by the thermal baths. The town and springs are delightfully situated in a picturesque valley in the Black Hills country, abounding in beautiful scenic effects, and at an altitude of 3, 100 feet above the sea level; thus insuring a pure atmosphere and exhilarating climate, absolutely free from malaria.

Under the enterprising and progressive management of the Hot Springs company many desirable improvements have bten made; among the number the erection of a commodious bath house fitted up with all modern conveniences for the comfort of guests. New hotels have been built and comfortably furnished throughout, conducted in first-class style and at reasonable rates. Those who prefer stopping at private houses, will find many desirable boarding places where good accommodation are furnished, and at moderate prices. The superior daily service now afforded by the Burlington Koute to Hot Springs, with through sltcxing car accommodations from Omaha, Lincoln, Aurora and Grand Island, makes the trip an easy and enjoyable one; and for the benefit of all who desire to test the efficacy of the waters, round trip tic kets at reduced rates, good for ninety days, are now on sale at all offices of the Burlington Route. For pamphlet, descriptive of the springs, and full information as to rates, time, apply to any agent of the company, or to J.

FKANCIS, Gen'l Pa-ss'r Ticket OMAiia, Neb. Oregon, Washington, and the Northwest I'acilic Coast. The constant demand of the traveling public to the far West for a comfortable and at the same time an economical mode of traveling, has led to the establishment of what is known as Pullman Colonist Sleepers. These cars are built on the same general plan as the regular first-class Pullman Sleeper, the only difference being is that they are not upholstered. They are furnished complete with good comfortable hair mattresses, warm blankets, snow white linen, curtains, plenty of towels, combs, brushes, which secure to the occupant of a berth as much privacy as is to be had in first-class sleepers.

There are also separate toilet rooms for ladies and gentlemen, and smoking is absolutely prohibited. For full information, send for Pullman Colonist Sleeper Leaflet. E. L. Lomax, General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nebraska.

DC) YOU KNOW That it is time to think about Your Summer Trip The Santa Fe Koute has on sale Cheap excursion tickets To all Tourist points, east or west. Going to the Pacific Or Atlantic Coa.st, The mountains of Colorado, Or to the Mnjtat Lakes, The Santa fe Route will take you Cheaply, Comfortably, and Safely. Write to F. B. Seaw right, Ticket Agent, Atchison, Kansas.

He will send you interesting books Free of charge. flu Irk and Comfortable Trip. Two new trains have been added to the already excellent connections east that the Great Rock Island Route has been offering to its patrons. The Lake Shore Mich. Southern has put on a new train leaving Chicago daily at 10:30 a.

and the Fort Wayne (Pennsylvania Lines), one at 10:15 a. rn. These are daily trains, scheduled on fast time, and arrive at New York City next afternoon at 2 o'clock, and via the first mentioned Boston passengers re-ieh their destination 2 hours later. The fast Vestibuled Express from Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, via both Kansas City and St. Joseph, arrives at Chicago at 9:30 a.

daily, and the Vestibuled Express from Omaha and the Iowa main line arrives at Chicago at 8:05 a.m., daily. E. ST. JOHN, JNO. SEBASTIAN, Gen'l Manager.

Gen'l Tkt. Pass. Agt. Notice. The following excursion rates will be in effect via.

The Great Rock Island Railway: To Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Trinidad, 25.00 for the round trip, good to return untill October 31st, 1591. To Salt Lake City and Ogdeo, for for the round trip, good to return 90 days from date of sale. For further information call on L. M. Coons, Agent.

Good Farm Tor Sale Cheap. We have in our hands for sale, an excellent farm, seven miles north of Troy, and two miles east of Highland Station, that is offered very low for cash. It is a good farm for either fruit, for pasture, or for cultivation. It contains 281 acres, with good brick boose, well, cistern, and all other conveniences. There is six acres of good bearing orchard eighty acres of excellent pasture, with wire fence; one hundred acres under cultivation, and the remainder in good timber.

If applied for soon, will be sold away down. Apply at the Chief office. See J. W. McClellan'a display of fine organs and sewing machines, North side of Public Square.

lie will make you low prices. Call and sec him. siding for $11.00, at Bile, Kyle St. Joseph. EAST TROY.

Lot. 9 10 20 12 17 18 1920 11 12 17 18 19 20 7 89 10 1 to 20 Owner, Jas Reville Wilkinson Alice Anderson Dilcy Estes Henry Toles A Appleby Leland Jr Wheeler Block. 3 9 15 21 22 22 32 38 Tax. 7 12 1 61 3 1 50 1 74 2 89 3 85 354 C. JONES' ADDITION TO TROY.

Owner. John Roberta Susan Rice Harbisen Lot. 6 345 678 Block. 2 1 3 Tax. 70 4 69 7 83 MAYNARD.

Lot. Block. Owner. Unknown Tax. 2 66 6 43 DONIPHAN.

a. 5 .2 a 14 2 20 14 2 20 14 2 20 14 2 20 14 2 20 14 2 20 14 2 20 14 2 20 14 2 20 23 2 20 23 2 20 24 2 20 24 2 20 24 2 20 24 2 20 24 2 20 24 2 20 26 2 20 26 2 20 36 2 20 11 3 20 11 3 20 11 3 20 11 3 20 14 3 20 23 3 20 30 3 20 19 2 21 19 2 21 21 2 21 21 2 21 21 2 21 21 2 21 22 2 21 22 2 21 11 2 21 22 2 21 22 2 21 23 2 21 23 2 21 23 2 21 23 2 21 23 2 21 23 2 21 27 2 21 27 2 21 27 2 21 27 2 21 27 2 21 27 2 21 27 2 21 28 2 21 28 2 21 28 2 21 28 2 21 31 2 21 31 2 21 32 2 21 33 2 21 34 2 Zl 4 3 21 5 3 21 5 3 21 6 3 21 11 3 21 14 3 21 14 3 21 16 3 21 19 3 21 19 3 21 20 3 21 22 3 21 34 3 21 35 3 21 85 3 21 20 3 21 Owner. Lot. Block. Tax.

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Owner. Lot. Block. Tax. Caroline Cos 4 5 6 2 6 26 Stewart 12 3 4 4 28 DONIPHAN EXTENSION.

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Tax. 1 to 22 45 182 1 to 22 69 282 1 to 22 93 282 1 to 22 94 1 82 Geo Ledington Ed Craig Thos Flanigan Unknown Sanders Unknown Armstrong A Brenner do A Kennedy ao do do Owner, A Delano Flickinrer Aug Pnebe oo WATHENA. Owner. Lot. Block.

Tax. 9 60 10 43 2 11 S44 1 10 11 each 1 18 II 12 11 each 83 whf3 12 S3 11 12 3 35 Shf 7 13 5 47 13 4 56 7 8 17 1 28 10 11 22 each 83 A Livenuore do Andy Morria Wright do Stephens Noah Roll man Muncy Snively A Co Geo Burton WEST WATHENA. Owner. Lot. Block.

Tax. Batcher 1 to 9 1 35 Martha Butcher Mil 12 178 Caraoa 7 1 1 18 do sa RC Clark 16 196 Higgina pt ont lot Z4 1 44 CBEAL'S ADDITION TO WATHENA. Owner. Lot. Block.

Tax Ramael 1 T7 83 Crate park 1 58 NORTH WATHENA. Owner. Lot. Block. Tax.

ChaaMenefred 7 8 15 6 42 GWBarr 13 17 196 Johnson 7 8 18 2 80 8 Thomas 7 8 9 16 11 II 32 12 60 I Davis a hf 7 89 34 2 16 Fleming 1 3 1 35 2 16 CI Cooper 46 3S III corn this year..