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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03
State News.
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The st Lonis Repsblioaa says the steamer St.
Luke will be the first boat to leave that port and
enter the trunk line plying between Plsttsmouth,
Nebraska, and White Cloud, Kansas. The st.
Luke is . gosd beat, and suited to the trade.
Hon. Charles Sumner, United States Senator
from Massachusetts,, is plaintiff in land case in
johnson Comfy. So says the Mirror.
John Speer 10 among the longhaird Texans,
and wiPss Ais ssssoa their Pestst=-z - =
The hrst man buried st Ellinwosd was depos-
tied in the earth one day last week. He was
found dead on the prair,s south Of the river, and
no one knows hia name ar when he belonged.
Mrs. Jane Watkins, wife Of Albert L. Watkins
of Waterloo Township, Lyon County, Kansas,
died on the 9Th Of March, If pneunloaia. She
was the first woman on Forty-two creek, below
the crossing Of the Santa Fe road, having located
there with her husband in la5S.
man named Pspin, in Leavenworth, has dis
covered coal vein fifteen or eighteen inches thick
and at lower depth smother which he says is
thirty six inches thick. He is paying miners ten
cents per bushel nr mining, and s asking the city
council for aid. The 1Saes thinks it . fraud.
The sppsintment Of Hon. W. H. Fitzpatrick as
register Of the land efiice at Topeka will be re-
ceived with general qualification in this locality
Mr.. Fitzpatrick is one Of the truest and best men
We have, and no one among ms il more deserving
Of political lfavOr.-ConaeRSesln.: :-.-:.
Mr.. Henry Martin, who settled near Eldorado
before there was house in Butler county, died
at Eld0sado On the 18th inst
The Olsthe 1h7sr says that Wild Bill" alias
James B. Hickox. in 1858 and 1869. lived in Mon
ticello, in that county, and could slng q navy
drink whisky or cheat At poker with any man
thereabents.
The Belleville Republic says that T. P. Gray,
of Big Timber, while skidding log with his team
the chain being used broke, and the log rolled
upon Mr.. Gray in such . manner as to injnre him
inwsrdly, from the effects of which he died the
next day.
The Bellville Repsblie says that Mr.. William
Hiak, living near the month Of White Rock creek,
while hauling logs, last Monday afternoon. was
crushed to death by log rolling upon him. 1t
seems that he was rolling the log with team.
in his eforte to get oct Of its way he fell and was
instantly killed. He was sixty years Of age.
Mrs. Hobba, who lives four miles southwest of
Thay-r, was thrown from . wagon last week and
had her arm broLeu betvee the wrist aud elbow.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

Mr. d. ". Dssvn sDsks Coz suns nnusss eunoefas tAs
1AsaeeisaI 'ss>a vLassa Pssk Hayna. Il TopskA
fsusvsd Mr. Brown, h . sAsrt addrsss explaining TIE
stasas Of The Je,snA
On notea committee Of three vss appointed to solicit
subscribers 70 Tie Journal Ceanitsee-D. ". Brown A
b. Miller. L. C. Hene
1f Scott q Leavenvorth vas introduced By Supsri.
te.dent Rose This gentleman spoke for some tine apoa
matters d Interest to tsache Mr. Ssott peoposed 70 pay
the initiation fec for four yoans sdss Who would become
nsnhss ef he Institute. Mr.. Rsss .ooinassd Misses
Cash. ssssas. Helvey. and Pssrsoe.
AajsG.sa. - nest q Ii Pm
A1fRkxooa.
Exereisss caatipseA By T. II laer,tx Il Trsy Who's
subject vas Beck Keeping
KnderEaFten system in common sebools BY l. W. Keys
Question upon this subject BY Prof Basneld
fsPsr spse Assssa Dsvelspo0s By Charles RappSye
Exercise by A. q. Miller, Of White Coud-subect First
Lessons in Sunbers which Conducted ., interest
ing manner
Esaay by D. ". Brown Of Troy-subeet "Eaualis,si,o
Of Climate" Civil Government By Col D. n Johnston
Prof BasAsd sGas occupied Tie se.oa Il sAs I.ssuts
His remarks called attention b Tie subject Of Trade
wnda" tn practical manner
Mr. Brown at this time stated sns facts cooesrnne the
hnaseial sasAtsa q tAs ssesy. Moved by D. ". Brow,
that ths Ss.er 1rsasarsr b required % psy a
money b his posssoa 10 The prea.e Trsasursr Carried
Music, "A Lsttsr froa Hoaa"
Adjourned. - meet ss II. I. Church. Jpn
HvExuo SESSION.
Institute ne according 70 sdyoarnnsst Called to order
By The PressAsns
Opesing exercise prayer by Rev Dinanors sf Highland
The very large audience which vns IN stsesdsnee va
highly estsrtaned BY the Rssdsgs Reeitas Esssys and
Muse Ths following the psegra.ns Of the evening
Rssdings BY Prof Gaee.
Nusic-Quartetss
Kasay-frinsry Teschi.s, Sy Niss I. C. Hsr,s.
ssoe-KasAIees Hsvoorssso. by Mis- Esrser.
Esa.y-Hdneataoa or Woaans InAnehoe Man BY
Ns.ie-Geste ssr.is-Qu.rsesse. 80,
i..y-s:sasss, c.?sndsssl., ..l s.ro.se. BY xl..
Resis.sss.I Aa.ses Roll By 1l.. Ami. Wood.
s...y,ce.Bel.ssy Edse.tio.. 3 Mn. I. Il. D<y.
ss11.s: b.. ssssss sss y Z, NJ: r.. t:;:ss 1ss
Es.is-ssi.ri. - Issssen
hscD..tses % Resolutions prsseatsd the follow.
Rssissd TAst ve The .snbess Il ths o.Iphaa County
nsss:s s.pss:. -! fith 1. he utility q ts
E: f.: - { =, 1:: ..:s; ID;
e. IT, y s:- ' s:s.s: s..:
Rei. Tha. he tha.i, q tlis issst.ss b. s.sdsrsd
Il sSS ssy lay. srd ios tSs
bers Of the Instifsts.
ResUs6 Thst We tender thanks 70 Superintendent
Rose fer tAe sble which he prssided over this
sesaios Il the Institute
Received That Of the Text Books now used 10 the
schools of this County have had their day and their
furth1 detneata b IL sdvapsssat Of The causs
q Beose; a1A tAat b ths duty q IN tsachsrs cd
% have tAsr further discsatinued asd their
place supd With eths better adapted the and
osaasAs e IL age.
e; i sss:s: ss::::''''' &C.; Committee.
On motion. the resolutions adopted
There being further busines the Institute adjourned
siss de-
z EANEN 4; sHASrk 3seer-s.rie..
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03
About Congressaen.


rhe senior Senator from Massachusetts, il still
In bad health, but the Junior Senator IL Bout
veil.
Thetwo Senators from Ohio bear the same nans,
Int one must lie spoken with lisp. They azo
Sherman an Thurman.
Kansas Representative is Cobb, while one Of
the Mississippi Senators is Allcorn.
The L,ni.ina squabble is settled at last. Tie
w.rmoth faction have been compelled to 70
West.
Zark Chandler 10 reported to have . strong
avsrsion to water yet he is daily aeen beside the
Ferry.
Whatever mag be said sbout corruption in the
Senate, there are two mon there who arc Morrill,.
In the next Congress, Arkansas will b repre-
seated according to Gunter.
Illinois has been one Of the most go-ahesd
States, but now she has lost her Snspp in Con-
gress.
Indiana depends upon her own resources. She
furnishes both Hunter and . Wolfe.
:. A committee having reported in favor Of . new
Presidential m.nsion, New York sends White
house.
The eause Of education should not suiFcr In the
South, - long as Kentucky, Georgia and Lonis-
iana ste represented by Read, Wright, and syPher.
Delaware has one Representative in Congress.
Tennessee has Num-.
Senstor Harlan, of Iowa, had sadly fallen from
grace, Of late years. But his colleague was a.
ways Wright.
Some men are worth their weight in gold; bat
AIabams Goldthwaite 10 worth NO moro than
Louisiana Pinchback.
T-.rhed ashes In recommended for reuOyatin9
worn-out soils. North Carolina evidently believes
In this, for she sends, from adjoining Districts,
Leach and Ashe.
In time of pesce prepare for war. Alsbams
sends Rapier; Pennsylvania, sPeer; Illinois,
Cannon; and Indiana, Csson.
Staid old Massachusetts, has elected two Hoars.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

The cAIkS CAsE-The trial Of Calen for shooting
Sandy Shackleford concluded Tuesday evening Tho
jury returned verdict Of not guilty.
1t would Be interesting to knd how much that fel
low Sandy has cost Doniphsn County in the last
yess The first heavy item the trial Of Jack Wright
for cutting Sandys throat. The next the Harry
Frcelaad for cavng in his head with brick bat
Nov the Callen case the heaviest of ALL Besdes
he has been dives other oecasons .ay nothing
Of In the Justices and Police Courts Cloud
We hear said that the County is have another
hitch at him, before long.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

Cassssia Is than . substitute for Castor Oil II
h the only s article In existence which csrta. to
nilste the food regulate the bovel vindcoe and
produce natsrsl siesp II contains neither npsras
phine alcohol md n pleasant take. Chidrso need
not ery and neshers nay rest febI3yl.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

a The King Wrought Iron Bridge A.nufac-
tary and Iron Works, located at Topeka, with .
Capital of 81 0OO. 900, the largest and completest
Bridge Mandatory on the continent. sre prepar-
I'd 10 furnish and erect all kinds Of Bridges. The
King Wrought Iron Bridge and Railroad Bridges
arc specalities. They also manufacture Store
Fronts, Window sills and Cape, and Columns
CorreauontleDce In solicited,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April l.
F1our-Dull.
whest-Firm. No. . spring. u I7a cash. q seisl Q,
May.
Cnm-Active and advanced. No. 2 mixed 3oFc cash;
O3 isle May.
Oats-Dnf No. 2il a2llc cash. regular. a6ac fresh.
Rye-Dui and dropping at Csc frssh: 63ic regular.
Barley-Firm at cash for choice; No. J. 6s aS7c.
Provfsons-In active demand.
Pork-Active and advanced .t tl5 IS cash
Lari-Firm at q I71dss5
Bulk Mests-Steady. Hams in pickle. l03 11ic.
Dry Salt Meats-Firmer Shoulders 7e6 &c short rib,
&c. clear Sides sdstc
Baoon-strong. Shoulders, TIC; clear rib &c. bacon
hams. Bale
Cattie-Rso.ipta $500 Market fairly active with the
bulk Of sales shippers Is sales the city
account ut e1a5. A large number remained unsod.
Closed dull and weak.
Hegs-Recepts 10000. Active and triHe frmer. with
sales chiefly at e5 5Oa6
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03
DELINQUENT Tax List.
Taxes of 1879.

IL ls7S on the SeiloSing lands and town lots h now
unpaid and II d sane 6e not paid On OF before the
Rir,s RsesAsy In May tosh), 1873,
will On that and succeeding dayA st the County
Tressurrrs Once In Troy Kansaa proceed 70 sell the
whole or 60 ush Of each aet a land or town lot =
BE- 70 psy axes pssalty and costs unpaid
theron fsr sad year. kOBT IkACi,
Taoy Nareh i0th 1s5a County Treasurer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

ST. LOCIs April 1.
Hemp-Dun and nominal at s7s0Ioo for fair 70 choice
undressed
Floar-Dull and weak the demand being chiefly for
full super tn good extra at q 15d6 50.
Wheat-Dul No spring. regular. 41 81 al .; soft
d Sal q: No. red fall q 81: No ]. IS.
Corn-Firm and in good demand No. mixed. 13a363c.
Oats-UBcbanged. No Q mixed .9c
Barey-In demand and hrm, with sales Of No. spring
Toe; Nebraska. eI coal To-
Rye-Quiet. No. 9. Toe. elevator.
Pork-Fiuu and higher: s7a i6 25 spot: May. SIG -
Dry Salt Meats-Nominally higher. hut much dong
Bacon-Higher price and stn Shoulders a &c; clear
rib. MARC: clear sides. 81 6?3c.
Lard-Higher and in good demand. Prime steam se
up country 7lc-
Cattle-Quiet and unchanged.
Hogs-Quiet at a 75d5 2s gross.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

u The papers that have been bowling for
Year, for the abolition of the franking privilege,
are now bowling because the abolition includes
all dead-head matter, snch as free exchanges
snd papers free in the County where published.
They don't like q rule that works both ways
For our part, the franking privilege never gave
NJ any trouble.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

~ The Kansas Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopsl Church, which has just been held st
OTTAWA, has voted to divide the Conference into
. Northern and Southern branch. That in North
srn Kansas will retain the name Of tho Kansas
Conference. while the other will he known - the
Southern Kansas Conference.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

y The Topeka Record thinks the Post-oiiice
question in that City does not concern the people
% much as to who shall hold the Office, - does
the matter of location. 1t thinks the people
should rise in their might, and demand that it re-
main in its present convenient location. The
publishers of the Record own the building, and
get big rent for it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03
City Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that election viii be beId
~ at the Court House in the City Of Troy Doniphan
County Kansas on the drst Monday in April Is7 far the
purpose Of -lectn2 one Mayor ave Cauncmen and one
Police Judge far said City. IN the ensuing wear
Given under my hand this 10Th day of March Il Is5a
nchi3tt ABRAHAM JEFFS Mayor
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

T Reports say that Congressman Lowe Is
very mnch dissatisfied with the appointments &C.
cured by Ingalls, and Cobb. If Lowe has no in
influence to eountcrsct that of his COLI aynes. he
had better resign, and let Sid. Clarke 60 hack
there. Clarke could always secur- appointments;
and one good trait in him Was, that he renem-
bered bis friends.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

y George C. Crowther, of the Usage Mission
Transcript, has made sbsut the poorest speculs-
tion of any young politician We know Of. Last
Summer, when he removed to Usage Mission, he
was by some slcight Of hand performance, appoint
cd Postmaster. He was elected SECRETARY Of ths
stats Senate, and during the York furors, let bis
tongue get away with him 50 badly that be was
honored with an investigation. New, We zee, the
old Post-master at Usage Mission has been reap
pointed AID confirmed. Now, if Crowther really
did not get that 200, be is worse of than when
he started in.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

TT We have been asked whether there are no officers
here 70 such the that occurred on
Tuesday. We believe there not The City Marshal
has removed to the country Last Fall the Sheriff arrest
I'd rotcr and has been abused for 1t since On the
trial it would have been thought 70 hear the lawyers
pitching into him. that he criminal and that bis
crime nothing les than murder And now IN e.
fort h being made to compel him tn pay the costa He
thinks he will NEEDLE with rowdies In Troy hereafter
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

q It 10 stated that T..P. Baker, formerly Of
Topeka. will probably be appointed Postmaster
at Denison, Texas. Are there NO Republicans in
DenisOnf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

n Milt Reynolds and Maxson have been
scooped ont of the Independence Land Once.
They had no business to he on tho losing side.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

murdered in the woods, between Usage Mission
ana IndeHcndrBM.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

q The Garnett Plaisdealer wants Gov. Osborn
70 appoint Billy spriggs to the vacant United
States senstorship. The Governor could hardly
do better-without selecting man from Osa-
watomis. -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

= Sumner's friends, headed by John G. Whit
tier, have petitioned numerously, and have made
. strong effort to have the Massachusetts, Legis-
lature expunge the resolutions condemning the
senatnr. for his battle fing movement. But both
branches Of the Legislature have rejected the
proposition, by decisive majorities. Even the re
spect in which Mr.. Whittier is held avsiled his
friend nothing. Summer has lost his hold upon
Massachusetts,. The best thing he can do is to
die, and follow the other renegsdes.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

q Ed. Ross 10 now editing IN agricultural
newspaper. He might oven b . benefit to sgri-
culture, II he would come down to the practical,
aud dispose Of himself to some farmer for manure.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

Y The reason why the Ohio Senators stood
BY Morton, in his fight against Caldwell, WAS
that they exsd him Q good turn. He patrsHized
"a Ohio water cure, to get that old disease cut
Of his system.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

20 Lsdlss wishing ts purchase Spring Goods cheap.
uii do ven BY calling Mr. Delaware Davis corner
Main and Third Streets White Cloud Kansaa
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

tF In washngtSu Township C. Nahruns il elected
Trustee and Aessrs Gordco Csyvster md Porter Jus,
tices of the Peace
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

named kainwater; telegraph operator in Oma-
hs named R"sewater; . farmer in Donphan
County named Claywater, and . man in Chase
County named Dinkwater
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

~ There has probably been nserrss and excite.
'ne Township elections thrnoahost the County
this Spring. than At any electioa herrtnn,re
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

q The people of Atchison are now finding
very young dead babies about that city. We
have not learned whether they are Dutch babies
or not.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

" The card ofDr wm R.eder win n, souna :, ,h,,
vseks paper Dr. Reeder Ia favor.bly Known here ~ q
physician. and vs ebeerfny reoonnesd hin 10 The
sling
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

ton, last week, to decide whether they should
hurry the corpse of the Democratic party, or bold
their noses and watch 1t rot. They decided to
hold their moses and watch.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

y mad dog created rest excitement about fspuips
Last Saturday 1t bit from dosen to twenty other Dig.
and srver. cattle before it could be dspstched saus
ter Of the bitten dogs has since been going ou
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03
3oeal SHUTTERS.


Aeseops q . Prisoner - Ass0ssaeoee Sones-
TIE Rsisoos9 C0OO - 0sses.
Tbe horse-thief T. AewnKans VI ~ pasese N Ne
hasds d the Sheriff os this cssssy BY ssera MCCOY
Bovn County. couple Of weeks sge naAs . afss.pt
escape last Saturday night BY bsisss sAe ailof Dur
ing the be hsd bee. snsvsd 70 rsnys snfoaSn
The Jail but at night be vas licked h As cell Ab"ass
o'clock On Saturday sight John MsqsnD. Dspety Ssef
III went lock hin uH ussa ssseSv,g Q. hassse
precaution IN thrust IN his light be'se entrusng ~ 10y
tn.ide to get view a tie sitastos Whss - pessed
the open shoved in The casd be pefcevsd the
prisoner standing behind the door, with club b liz hand
and risged out in . suspicious nannsr The prisoner
made forward movenent to force his way eat ma
quilken called him stand bsek III be st aAvasoed
with his club vkereupoa Msquilksa dealt him blow full
in the face with the heavy paddock Of the door, weighing
several p"unds which he held in his hand The prisoner
fs he shot and began begging and praying for
his Life most Justify Upoa exsninsson - ~as Sound 10
be in dreadful plight He had received the blow square
ly IN the mouth facturns bosh jaws ssvssI q -
per teeth found the hos with portion Of the
jaw adhsring. and his fscs covered With baood.
The elab which ths prisoner bad t vas aaesysrsd be
had dsbersssy prepared for the oeeasoa L va pses
Of pine bard esap,s sf feet ssgh ~ several inches
wide. He hsd wired to Il pisee q ksa, . make
more elective weapsa; and . b'sv hsa b void have
broken n skull TAs iroa 10 had takso iron psr
tos q hs cell asd had taken ~ wire fa a ~ eAair
In the a His preparaons for esespe wsss an nads ~
he hsa evidsnty been awaiting ths arrival q tAs r
He hsd hs brssches es tucked into the ts ef s sock
and his feet wrapped With r.gA I'D pair q ed svss
pockets drawn over them 10 prevent any sound n walk
ing The tail Of his stuffed into his brssehes Ike
shirt and The brooches butto.ed Il; and his
head h had old psseboard hst such By
the 'Calithumpians in their paradss His boots vsre
found tied together Tie goanA eatsids tie vi,asv he
having thrust then threash the gasns vhsrs - could
rssAy A.d then wbAe ~ eat ss esaads.s vas - q
. - al ~ ~
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

= James Dixon, United States Senator from
Connecticut, from 1857 t. iseV. died last week He
died politically, during the reign Of johnson.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

~ An important decision last week rendered IN
st. Joseph relative 10 the Wathena and Ewood Macadam
lied Rod Mr. snivSy, Of watbess who had bees pay.
ing tan BY the month. tse since refused n nay.
VIM Ellsworth the lessee sued him. and attached horse
belonging to snivey which he found in s. Joseph The
Court decided that tl could be legally collected
the road the lessee had complied with
the requirements of the law This will have the effect Of
making the road free County road.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

q How independent and careless Of party the
Liberal papers have become! They are like little
boys who have lost their mother-they have ne
body to wash them and wipe their noses and can
srear and chew tobacco - much as they please.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

q Al Tie School Meeting, lest week. Charles Rappel
ye vas elected Director Duncan NeIntosh Clerk s,d Cv
s Leasnd Sso Treasurer. There spirited contest
% tne quesos Of sx or nine months srbso Six months
carried.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

r. Joeas Lshmer has stnre In White Cloud We do
write this item wholly for Tie purpose If mentonng
the hat be has Of the saugses and incest stocs
Of Eos In the Coanty bat % refer the other fact that
he has been noticed BY Newspaper ooespondents about
tes during the last year. and every time his
has been badly butchered that his most intimate
acquaintance could not recognize Il We think he
tied - have his printed correctly sscs least
year hence we print Il
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

In view q the weather the hrst few iays Of this
Me sre nfny Of the opinion <has Sol Muller allnies
ue ooea n9g again IN the next ave years he oaght
oe 'ne'e'sa and tzAsa By Judge eDeahsy-1npsra Hsrs
we would remind the Ne,es that We publicly
repodiassd TIE Ground- Hog; three OF fsur yssrs
ago
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

~A great deal Of fault is being found with
the Federal appointments for Kansas We have
never known time when fault was net found,
and shall probably never zee that time, until
there 10 Q fat Office for every man iu the State.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

TOWNSHIP ELscnox.-The Township electioo. ~ Tues
day. vas hoty eontesssd several Of the ooes asd
there vsss good deal e interest manifested The
full oandidases vere For Trustee h. c. wykert u ns
jorty Robert Mailer: Clsrk D. r. Carpsster: Treas
srsr, Joseph Hsytna Justicas cf Tie Pesoa Joseph
Hsnpsoa md p 8 Soper Cesstabsa Lewis Nerrits and
Wn T. Bovea
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

q fhsre has beea 10 change Of Postnsxters vet .,
white Csosd Thas Old Poste(Boe sign which vas lef,
sticking with thin cot Of paint the letsers ready
70 oe rueerd oh 1henihe nilleaium comes. has finally
been removed. IN Aespar,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

~ There b eurssity I'm this town. In the shape Of
young heller that has had calf which gives
nix. Ss0etnes she yields much half gallon at
milking whn she ysarling. calf Of another
commenced sucking her, and after this kept up for
short time shs bse.s - -Dsae to her milk"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03

~ The rsssss Why last weeks Caxg was so lats In
reaching subsebes In the nsrhsn part q the Cosnty
Wa that they sst ssnt q the wrong route whsss
fault II vaa. vs cannot exactly ;b1t one of
those aocdQts which VIII occasionally I, the best
regulated families.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-04-03
Z. SAzRHfs!'cr. fkxRHfS! z4SES Committee.
bland March d lE1l
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

II Bridge. has Early Ro.e potatoes for sale.