The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

The Fourth passed Of well could be expected The
day very and owing to the crowd Of people the
heat seemed intense II Is estimated that 1900 peo
pie the ground There was some fault found he
few; still, the people Of Severance
should e blamed for that-they did more than they
authorized to do. The speeches. orations and ad
dresses good An did well. To aay that the subject
Of Grating the 9Th is used up is not ecrrect there Is
something always and good Special mention is made
Of Rev McCrary his ne address the Sabbath
Schools in the afternoon.
Our Highland neighbours down in goodly numbers.
Amongst those whom noticed rather csuspicuously
from Highland the tall red face red head red Nhisk
Of Trcvett. As usual he free and independent
The Troy Band did well could be expected; they
played that same old tune.
wm n. Shepherd. Of Fleming Shepherd bought
fine Of cattle Of Jack Pry Saturday last They
taken Atchison owing to the condition of the
bridge at st. Joe.
The wife Of VIM Quinln died on last Saturday.
Elisha Bobby los, . ane horse. On Saturday last
The given by A. Sandford the evening Of the ih
grand affair. Over sixty numbers were sold. Anos
is businos. when he tries hrs hand
Harvest hands are wanted bady.an farmers cannot
cut their grain Of the lack of hands to help
There will be four weeks Of harvesting yet
Nesbit Morse preparing 10 build grain elevator
at this place. and enter general grain business hav
ing made with the beaver Road 70 have the
track extended further west 70 then
ample room for their building. etc.
A Fss.ers, FesrsA.
Emron cMsp:-The Fourth among the Fsrmers Of
Brown County, Mulberry was success. The Day VS.
ane and made radiant with lots Of beautiful gr lots Of
good food lots gray ha and dsadasd 1t poths and
chiidrr. swing erected or the pleasure ofthe last
| and FIRST while the medium, aerd and gray i"unged
around beneath shade and talked Revolution Grang
a politics snd II would be failure to attempt the
deseripos Of the good feature. that presented
themselves during the dav.
Much Of the pleasure due 10 the of Revs
Aver. and Curtis Messra wheeler Thompson. M.avie
and Fountain and their kind enorts 10 make al happy.
Dr. Irwin and lady prssded the Assd Of the commit
tee an reception and be IL said q their ers there
not one let hunger because Of neglect The day
c.u<luded BY caaveaing . Farmers Ccsvestics which
hand To recapituats: had tossts sp-eches Declare
t.s AZ I.depsadence enoa food god behavior a. eo
rssas, good time. n
THE Ryrn-rhe Missouri River has been steadily rising
fr several weeks and Ia higher than any since
the eossable high Of le4 Bctvees wsthena and
St Joseph the rcad Ia axle-deep under water.
| The S,ttpa between White Cloud and Iowa Point 10
sversowea casing much trouble 10 the railroad In the
vicinity q Gordon the roadLed Ia under water and co,
euassuazy wsdisg srsssA belseri.s up track and
| every tai. II detained iron 70 three hour.
There Il slss eseabe - tAe D. Jsssph Council B,u
Rood Near Ha.bsrx. Iowa . few yesrs ago. the river
sought new channel and the railroad track over
or near the cd channel Since the % the river has gone
back % The cd channel and has swept away miles
the railroad track Il win require several veeks to build
Q new track.
lVur The County Board was in session Monday and
Tuesday, and was surrsanded and throaesd With elan
crowd eager have their enormous burdens Of -
sessment reduced few dollsra We believe most OF ~
4 equaixing was In the town Of Troy.
I II We paid first Newspaper postage last wees
having paid up for the first quarter our exchanged '"
are assessed about go year make up loves incre&s
| saIary and bsck pay steal
~ Il r.ned in this country On Easter Sasdny, 40
| NJ months.