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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-07

UHited States. lssi wear, was -l0ou1a
There we're i416 trottin0 and pacing races
81 which io6 were psciur ap5 2 doub
team trots
Naw thAl Ties Omaha bridge over the
Mississippi i eompletc. tlisre 9. "a unllfa-
ken lice 81 rail from Oakland. Cal, 70
Boston, $3.50 miles. atsa eycna further dis.
iaace down 10 Maine, counting ap Ia slI
probsbly to'o miles
Qaceu Victoria vas assaulted Is le
private carriage one day ls.t week, BY j
mau who pointed pistol 81 hcr And de.
nsnded that she ,Iionld sigu paper 500
the release Of ieniau prisoners. The man
was arrested, aud proved to hc insane
The weapon wss not loaded
TUESDAY o. last week Was given up IN
England 10 rejoicing 81 the recovery Of
the Prince Of Wales, aud the popular dem.
oustralions Ia London aud elsewhere
show that there !, good deal Of the ira.
ditional loyalty slill left among thc Eng
lish people
The District OF Colombia has made the
worst use 81 SIS liberty OF sclf.goyerumcnt
and run into debt st rate unexamplcd
except IL the "carpe,-bsg" government.
ofthe South lit i, not arrested Ia il,
proAigate course there win be no capital
left there
A Nebraska sheriff, visiting an Iowa
murder trial, fonud number Of the iu.
rors boarding at the same hotel aud eat.
ing At the same table with the defendant
in the trial, and I'LL publicly discussing
the testimony aud the merits Of the case
This naturally shocked the stern judicial
Nebraskan.
The speaker Of The lower house Of The
Mississippi Legislature Is colorcd man
named Lynch, only u years old. Et
was born In Louisiana, but is well educated
and possessed OF excellent ma tural abili
ties. lie is a thorough pariamentarian
"a skillful debater. and the peer of any
member of the legislature, white or black
The New York As, emily has finally
decided the contested election case from
New York city, unseating the Tamman,
/ candidate, Aleck Frear, and giving hi,
place to the reform candidate, Mr.. killian
But, although the session is now more
than half gone, the question as to Tweed,
seat seems hardly amy nearer settlement
than when the legislature met
| The Havana newspapers are greatly
pleased over the prospect of trouble be-
tween England aud the United States on
the Alabama question, aud are publishing
articles TO prove that Spain has more rca
sons of complaint against the United
States and more valid claims for indem
MITIGATION than the United States agains
England
The debate in the Senate during tht
last ten days, which began on the ques
ton of The sale OF arms TO France, bu
wandered into nearly every other subject
was an interesting diversion TO the peopl,
of this great country. These political an,
personal speeches are always more reada
BILE than the dry business Of legislation
bnt we cannot exactly understand VIII,
they should be made in Congress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-07

that ne railroad company might he en-.
aided . pay tie ibtsreston their bonds
held ~ the t5was. Is that net good
rcason } yet Notwithstanding We have
the above reasons far sending milk q
New York. s5inc seem & Doubt The
propriety Il having seine e their cows
20 dry during the gras season ioF The
purpose q having ncw mich COWS Ia
the fall aud winter and sell milk IT
~ cents per quart.
80 the question remains. What shall
we do in order 20 iuheri, a fair price ior
our labor and use ofeapi,al'
Isrnns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-07
BUSINESS vAlLrREs.

The business failures ID The United
States lAsi year conpiied ~ tie msr-
CATTLE agencies, are stated At 2.sl5.
ag ainst 3 ,55l in the year before. The
Ameuat u liabilities for 1871 il ss5..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-07

AUCTION
Ni.i lie sid at rubIit Auction oa
MONDAY, MARCH lith,
at III residence - the subse'ibr nr tioairg
preperty, W;
8 OR -FOUR COWS. z YEAHLIAGs 2suEEt /
sHoAT, SEVERAL Hons Go0p Hh1.
40 bushels Pc stpts, / go93 Bu rs Waoae, J
Limb WaRsn, Cuit aer 800 b HafraW 2
Piaws, 81 p Poo, / GrHcs'oue ! sbd
AuRrr nisur- FORK, R.Ars Sa5 ruth to, O1
luk ?, Saws ,sttsi teul-. Siuy = d quantity
o HOustlt 10 Puiituir, a good Hautrs, and
many other Htucies not h.1 ~ mentioned
quantity u but.,t Lube tor 10 . ttg ~ t~
place,
Sac to Commence NJ o'clock A. NJ.
Terms easy
" ". WILEY
l. a. FULLER, ans utef.
taudRtov, ", Feb ma. lsi2 ll2s3y
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing under the firm uamo Of
Beach 4 Lee is ths day desoyed by mutual
agreement
JOHN T. BEACH,
JAS, X. LEE,
] give notice that am TO remain at the old
stand, and those who require any thing in the
carriage line will find me at my post ready to
serve them. will endesyor 10 10 work well at
reasonable prices, and for cash
All unsettled accounts are assumed By me,
and a settlement Is required on or before 18th
instant
Yours respectfully,
JOHN r. BEACH
Factory Point, March 9, 1872. 4lfyl20x
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-07
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

Situated 10 West Rupert, rear Tie Hose
Chssss Fnetofs Good NsisF ka4 Fruit "a tbs
pTsmises
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-07

FARM FOR SALE.
situated shrui
Three Miles from the Village Of Jamaica
and shout the sEme Aisitpee from BbdWiis
About 40 scfe- good and s' vAtered veIl
tmbersd buidinF- good good orchard. cha.ee
sugar orchard. : large an0uart ~ hsmiaeH bsrk
A. o choice spruce and bard Wn1d iimb.F iGe
barb. timber aud ~ood siii much more than pay
fof the farm. VIII b. sold ~ easy tsrns and AZ 4
GREAT BAHGATs
II applied fof before The Wet River Railroad i
undeF contract
l. n. sPKAGUE.
Jamaica. w.. Feb isih, lsTz ss2tfE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-07

Fof sa!s cheap. -
jobs BOYNTOA
West Rupsf, VI Fsh. 8, ia z14slifr
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Octobef 10.
Four-Qact with small sales Of extra spring at d $50
7S
wheat-Quiet weak and lower. No. spring o. ISL
No q nisi II cash. October or November No. ISL o.
a o..
Corp-In fair demand At lower rates No. mixed lei
sale cash % October. SAFE November
Osts-Dull and . shade lower. No. 2 az 1M}c.
Rye-In fair demand at lower ntes. No. 2 sii . Sac
Rariey-Active and advanced. No FALL 0& acc.
Provisinns-Quiet With rather unsettled feeling
Of the receipts Of hoga Mess
for future with free s-ers at isic for Drcember and
Janaary.
L.rd-ssssdy: Summer. &c; winter, sie.
Bulk Neats-Q1iet.
Bacna-Quiet
Hsas-In pickle. Isle. Ne average sold at lsc:
Cattle-Rcceirts a710 Extremely duh, with ship-
pess 10 market and prices bonnay D145c lower Good
70 choice 8 ssas 90 few stccker. sold At y oo9t 50
Hocp-Recripsa l9Ss2 Dull and lower With sales dur
ing tie morning at q fair closing IS
cests below thesc pricea With pens se filed unsold
sfack 1,0l-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
Exccutor's Notice.

TINE .aAriEsea, having bess sPpca.esd ExeeHt"s q
q DuapAan County, deceaseA which appointDeaA vs.
e0aca BY the Probate Court Of aid Comfy the 81
isae4 eni1 ssae required 70 naks tnnsdtate -
tf; anf an having e1nns agnisst tie esenes- ar 70
Su1A o exhh thea Tor aswanee within - ysnf fuo
d dsAe e - eoa1r1ata; nd he - - Ire
s1eea within three yeas aeg aid date tAey wm b 10
svR hasrsA JOHN A. CHAPS0N Exseg1se.
Ssfeeab9 - ie53-lv. ff1IA q
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

.Wf HAvK 10 GsAxp FINN u.-Last week. aanins
psstsn were struck town. anhouncne sms 6res
ley and Brown meeting would be he'd i'm Try o. Frday.
the nth, At O'Clock p H. 70 which eveyneey M st
I'd to come and bring NJ iesds The foilowns gente
would positively be here speak Hon H. walk
En- Hon. 6. ". Click. Hsa. B. P. waessner. Hon n j.
Parrott Hon Thoa p Fenlos Hon. Nelson Abbott Gen.
R. B. Mitchell Hoo william Larimer, Capt J. r Nc
Clure Hon. Samuel A. Riga Hon 4. 1homan Hon Par.
dee Butler and stkers.
Two o'clock came but not the speakers The expecant
Liberals said they did about holding day nestnA
bot that the speake would and the rally he held ut
night But night came and speakers-the Court House
was not lighted up Neither did the people cone and
bring their fiends II mistaken des that the speak
ers were Hmbercd BY the election news from the East
They kept away by concentration or conjunction
Of unpropitous eircsstspcea We speak Enthusiastically
vhsn ve say that the several Honosbles Gesefai Cap
taisa &c. were kept away BY the following esasss;
Thad Walker out paying mp the hack tsxes on his
Wild lands.
Click expecting abew variety Of blooded hosa and
couldn't leave.
wagsener was asrade Of the fence considering wheth-
CT not TO follow his original intention Of supporting
Grant
Parrot had the "bronchItis"
Fsnlon was ashamed Of the outfit and didn't want to
come.
Nelson Abbott lodging landlord, to avoid little
bin
Mitchell didn't come because scouldnt speak.
Iarmsr had j.-s received H from Horace Greeley.
and was busy trying to dccpherA
Mcclure stsid away. because be ashamed to show
the lame foot got in the service Of his country in such
miserable cause. -
It Riggs day Of fasting and prayer the nepo
ti.m and corruption Of Gr.nt's Administration.
Thoman opportunity to Perpetrats steal the
State and he embraced It.
Pardee Butler was freed BY an old gander.
Tho etheys were mig koum keyau
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
ar.LoUls MARKET.

ST. LOUIS October 16.
F1our-Dull and weak. Extra Is Sac o. XX e6 50 .
o. xxx q o. as 90, family % 25de IS.
wheat-Spring dull and lower No. 2 q 1891 II: soft
q l7a1 ie No and red fall and firm At 81 20 Q
/ II for No. ] and 81 as for No.
Corn-nactive and unchanged No. mixed &c; white
mixed, 40a{lc.
Oats-Unchanged. No. mixed, 2ss Sc
Barley-Dull and unchanged.
Rye-Slow. No. 2 SIC.
Pork-Sfeady. Nesr. Isle.
Bacon-Dull and very little selling Shoulders eye; clear
b. l2c clear sides. ri
Iard-Quet With very little demand. Refined saeic,
Catfle-No shoce arriving. Choice and extra, nominal
at Is 00a6 %. superior to prime, 81 5odl 50.
Hogs e00l IS
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

~. SrETTER SEAMAN. 32l Commercial street. the
leading Dry Goods and Clothing House Atchison ocr
their tremendous stock goods greatly pcea
Extremely large stock Of Wooden goods Fanneia Blank
cts Cas.imeres Jesns &c. Handsome styles Dress
Goods IS tn 30 per yard Good imported Cor
Largest and best assorted stock Of Men and
Boys Clothing To make for other gooda they
closing their entire stock Of Shoes and below
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
A surc Way - Make Money.

In the buying goods people who wish to prosper
study economy their purchases; and is truth that
the item Of Boots and Shoes II small in the families
@ both rich poor To reduce the expense Of that item
Il buy where the best and greatest
quantity goods he found for the least money! and
that place IL at eroiusreiy Boot and Shoe store
c. G. Bridges Of Troy, keeps the only Boot and Shoe
store in the city, has excellent variety Of all xos
in that line He has them fine and also but al
ways recommends good gods He proposes keeping the
largest stock Northern Kansas and selling them to eaA
buyer. 90 they sustain him in trade and buy
cheaper than at St. Joseph Or Atchison will pay farm
or. Of the whole County their families in
lation to the number pairs Of and soes the sizes
and number. and give Mr. D. I call. Liberal discount
will be made on large bills and cash buyers. Recollect
this article and when to Troy inquire for the
Boot and Shoe store az C. G. Brdsea which you will find
near southwest Of Public Square door north Of
Shepherds Drug Store Sign Of the Big Red Boot
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

Az ADvANTAcE--A great advantage possessed by the
Evening Stove Is that owing to its capacity and draft
you burn almost kind IF wood and account Of
substance and retention Of heat you 1t with
green wood after it is heated by having small amount Of
kining material Those having to prepare fuel for ord
nary small stoves will appreciate this advantage.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

NARxaAeR GrDa-Isteresti,g vsrk, nuDerso eeps.
vingA ~ Pages fiee - cssta Address ID. Bsth' d.
pensary. n North Eighth snsse n Lssia Ne Sc -
vsrsseoesA sfsAly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

- The man who, scccrding to the St. Joseph Herald.
committed suicide at white Cloud by shooting himse
killed Table Rock. Nebraska by the accidental
discharge Of his gun.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

Grsnd Clasee fr Aeeatx xso1ise svyr e6srea LIKE
before Selling by The HhsasA ysrs1S q Pseifkrsl
sd HP.f.r LiArcf.se- CAatsins Guphk Hissssy q
tho Republican and DeDncrstie Parties: Skrtfh q
the .eoalea Lsersl Republican Rsrty; IN S.sds re Of
tAe Cincinnati Csnv.nticn Enely m.rersseA ceatsning
50 octave paeeal In fsct the 6sok wanted BY every
Assesins. eisisea- Priee b CeA eeie: Leaiesf 0ee
Fss'isAed By - UNION PrRLNHISG COMPANY.
P.A IKe IMs.r Of shis paPsf IN - paeassd 70 give
pGuea!rs &c., 10, Aes.eA S.n1.s ssPees WI
- setive -. e yosa en- IN lnaDs anahsssf tpo
DsskA - sAA - psessd - - aSy Who dearss
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
FROM GEORGE r. ROUELL d co.
PATBNTH USKING GLOVES

The very thing for huskng They
give aa1vensal sastsfaesiOa. husk frum
third ouehalf faster with them They absolutely
prevent or csM hands. The HALF-GLOyES cover
the parts the hasd. yhch usually becou,e Price
o1.15. The FULL GLOVES. .ade N beaf s.ssod
calf and brk skfn. Price, $3.50. Both styles have
claws attached and are made In three szes large medium
and small both right and left handed persona Sent
prepaid rrceips price For sale by dealers generally
Address HALL HUSkING GLOVE CO, lS5 South Clinton
ST., Chicago, III. octl0wt.
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Notice.


A he .,sst.s Of the Beard q c:Y.y ce..:s.s.:ss
"A of Doulphsn County Ksnssa heA Aexest etA. l9e4
4 ~ rssved - admit the f,svisg - tie
ieE errssr al Comfy as ths esos ssssoa % IL
nth DAT or NOVEMBER. A. n IN
lst Shall the County C"snmisoDs.s n nad Csanay b
requested Direct oree that orses nsaea assea
aheep aad cattle shal not be W run ~ ie WITH
IN the bssssls af sd County!
~ Shall the Couusy Commissioners n sead Cqunfy b.
$4,000 - 1yv1 h. m osier that swine shall ~ A.
isssS - rss ~ large within th. nds Of sid santyi
H.ilsts han b. prvpsvvd folova towt Thoss In a.
~ a. he mt prnos.6u above nrutiaaed: -Far csttla
hns.es 1nlss sases snd sherp running q large TAs
csftie bsssss slss and shcep running Of HIEs
fhaas IN fav6 II s~esnd pf'ssitios sbsvp a0sl1Ss4
~ prspafs1a above nrntsoned As.&sss sghs s1aaine
q hrEe.
Ala Shan he nnari Of Causey Csslnahnss. seu ~
psss fra e a.id Comfy anA vih ~ psseeds ua -
80 pgschaeo Dother fsr - ~ eyceed - nsgoa q
asA and With eestr.f hsstion TAase ID fSvcr Il
ea ssls md pareAsse yt vsep haIs nh ~ vordN
sYsr mle ~ PnoG INV fnone spnne1 - - - ~
p.ssha.e IN vqaa hsnns M ~ usDiS ~aSn1 -
e Few FRm- : =, 2 =
Aa:se cRArLSslAR9sLrn c.t.
nav. - ~ 8 :.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

- Price Raid Soidier can and Get ysar Script
easAed viii collect an kisds Of Gever.Deat China
Prssioas Bounte &c. Ageut fer Phcnix Fire Ins1rancs
cooPasy Justice Of he Peace; Notary Pnhae Real e.
tate and Claim Agent Win Be In Troy every Nondav.
Ew. STATION.
Duaiphan, KaA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

The citizens Of the County who propose planting ORCH
ard viii End to their advantage 10 give their
to Snyder Il the fr.irie Nsrserea 1t Highland who
ke<r perhaps the largest stock In the STATE and can fur
nsh then low the class Of trees can b
purhasd at from Of the leading Nufsfes OF the ooun
try Mr. has had ioas experience In the business IN
this County s.d has horossh ksewedss Of al the vsr
esies adapted 10 this climatic Parties who deal With him
nay that an ordrss Win Aed with the variety
wanted He keeps everything be found In hrsclass
Nursery sad solicits the pstroaass Of The Pshe Apply
10 the proprietor.
T. SNYDER, Highland Ka,sss
Or 10 C. G. BRpcra TROY, july ll-a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
Great Chsnee.

Great Ch0Dees
~. Hu.dred Tbousand bushels of Corn wanted- Tor
LA ~, h,.hest market price vii Be paid n sxcAanss
r., d. at the lowest rates by n silverman New fesk
Store Troy, Kanaaa
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

.I..vxSvoRru srAn NORMAL scuooL"-rhe FIRST
farm viii commence On Wednesday September fth. hh
dered that every teacher In the Seass seod iof eau
lsgue. Address 'o.N
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

The Enamel Paint ia the cheapest and best Paint in
,se. For sale at Shepherds
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

The Massasoit House in Atchison is a good place
70 fare good e and good attention guests
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

cd John C. Carpenter. of xeosse Cse.ss, s
speak at Troy. Thursday. October sstn mo :"
Cloud Friday. October ssth-in ~ eseoihe. 70
Cal C.rppter /. good speaker md shosld have large
audience
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

- This fine Autumn weather Is splendid for all kinds
Of business especially outdoor work. The lumber bus
in full blast and Taylor Orton of White
Cloud expect for weeks to Besides
supplying their heavy orders they preparing supply
for the Winter season. that they viii be able all times
10 furnish their celebrated lumber all who wish it,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

IxskAuAr1ox.-rhs Prssbytery q Highland vin nees
in the Prssbyteriaa Church. sa Troy aa ~.
sath inst, 1t p n for the purpose Of insssn.s
80 IA church. sermon by Rsv. Edward CssPsr. ef
Atchison.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
Notice

Joe Harpster Of White Cloud has bought out Joe Nix
ons Saloon in this place. and has taken possession.
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nRPUsLlcAs ceUnrr C4AvfnrleN.


na3osity OF the Ds'eeates regularly ehosen TO tn
Coeny Csevsnfon asseabled at the CSsr Hssse, Octo
eef issh. 18Th
Joseph kando'ph Of Marion Township vas chosen ten
pofary Charnan ana j. Z Moore Of Iowa Point tempo
fasy Seefetary
On motioe Committee Ct three on Credentials ap
pointed consisting III Dr. 1hos C. Shreve If Iowa; J. W.
Cook, Of Washington: and J. r. Long. Of Wolf River
On motion. COMMITTEES Of three On Permanent Organ
xaton appointed. conssting of VIM Fzira Iowa
Robert Shulsky Of Wolf River; and H. Hewins Of Mariou
The Committee on Credefiaa repartrd the following
Delegates entitled 70 vote in the Convection:
Iowa TowHsHr-Thos- C. shrrve. VIM. Fairall John s.
Hook, II. b. Hnes. J. E Moore. p s Noble.
woU RrvERL. q. Long Robert p Shulsky D. ".
Mons, 8. Bon~sseel
BrRR.OAk-Josepb Hin.
wAsHNoroxJ. W. Cook. Parish Forbes c. N.hrune.
AAHoSVosePn "a'a"'pn' WIN. u Sesrcy, Harvey
ne~"H
Inc Commnsee ON Permanent Organization reported.
fs~,oen1 Joseph kando'Pss for Secretary j. T. Moore
n "osion inc 1on'en"on 'nen proceeded TO the nonf
naslon Of County ticket with the following result:
=" cteH 0eno'''-f. n Dlennine oy aceismaooo
=" CosaV Aaorney|oei Holt oy aeciamafou
=" Dssn'9 C~sE-fank bfown' oy unanimous vote
=" I'o0e~ sscSo-S- T. o"fuon os seeiamanoo.
nv Cosnp cePe7ntenoenh ~ fHohe insfTucnon-D ID.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

buy your Paints already mixed Shepherd keeps
the Enamel Paint ready for Immediate use thus saving
fin. and labor In mixing besides being cheaper and viii
more surf,ce with same body and less labor than any
nsher Paint known.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

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address at once MURPHY & CO. Publishers Baltimore.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

SHARP BusHEss YouB---Have your b"ots shined r.
asked ragxed urchip q eentleman, the other day
How duch do yen ehayser asked the gentleman. Only
Eve cens replied IL. boy Up the foot the
boy rubbed away ssd Shep " had brought bright
gloss the gentleman handed him ten cents remarkiny
that 1t was worth that That's enough inter
posed the boy "the bargain for fifteen eent why
you little rascal" exclaimed the gentleman you said you
would charge only Eve c-nta We didn't" re.
piled the Lad said only Ave to ten cents-and when you
put Eve to ten cents makes heenr He cot his money
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chow To GO FAsT.o
~ the Kansas City. -. Js-cph and Berlin,
ten ROase.

Though last not least Ii adage true it is old,
and its truth is again cxcmped by the completion Of the
New Line to the East Creston and Burlington which,
though the last may be called the best route in the West
The Line consists Of the Kansas City Saint Joseph and
Council Bluffs r r, with two daily trains from Kansas
City through Atchson and St Joseph the
Missouri State Line there connecting with the Burlington
Route which leads direct to Chicago Cincinnati Indianap
oils Losansport and Columbus-throus boing
to all these points.
This Line ia well built thoroughly equipped with every
modern improvement including Pullmans Sleeping and
Dining Cara and nowhere else the passenger
petey depend speedy safe and comfortable journey
The Burlington Route has admirably answered the query
How 60 East by the publication Of interesting and
truthful document containing valuable and correct Map
which be obtained free Of charge by addressing Gene
eral Passenger Agent NJ. T. r. R.. Burlington Iowa.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

Notice.
Ladies' residing within the corporate limits Of Troy arc
requested visit my Photograph Gallery they can
not get work done there. E. W. PETERSON
oct Iowa.
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CAunoS.-Every genuine box Of DIR. McLANE'S LIVER
PILLS hears the signature Of FLEMING BROS. Pitts
bursh Pa, and their private Q. S Stamp Take no
other The market full Of limitations Il il the popular
verdict that people who have been accustomed the
Bitters or Corias obliged eventually to Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS for permanent relief aplm6.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

- There three standards Of time In this County
sun time railroad ,ime ana wo'f time
beats the hands, railroad time beats time and
Wolf Rvsr time heats the devil
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

COUNTY BoAxp-The Board at its meeting. last week,
transacted general bussss large amount Of bills were
allowed but nothing Of special interest license
granted John Conner establish ferry the
Missouri River 1t DonirAan.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
= Fine Cigars at Shepherds

Shepherd is getting on his Fall Stock, and proposes
to sell goods cheaper than ever.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

GRaxp TINE At ArcHsox.-On Wednesday. October sd,
there win be grand Republican Mas Meeting and Bask
ct Picnic at Atchisou with torchlRht precessioa at
night cordial invitation Ia extended 10 all Republicans
to be present Speeches viii be made by Dwight Thsch
er Ex Lieutenant Green l. s Kalloch Col J. C.
Carpenter Senator Pceroy John Ineals C. G. Foster
John II Price Judge A. Il. Horton. and othera-