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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

RchsrGsod s. Bell whol3> and retail grocers
and produce dealers have very large stock
of staple and family groceries IN store, which
thew are selling on the best terms to Cash buyers.
Remember their place is on Augusta street, In
that large store-room of A. VI. Bruces BE sure
to call on them and money will be saved.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

PROFESSION OR TRADE FOR
IA IMPORTANT TO YOUNG La
DIES AND GENTLEMEN.-FROM $4,000
TO $4,000 PER THl-TELEGRAPH-
ING WITHOUT A MASTERl-A complete
and thorough knowledge of the art learned from
The Photographers Manuel. Price So.
Every young lady or gentleman who desires
light and pleasant occupation. by which to sup
port themselves comfortably, has now the OPP
portunity. Employment can always be had by
efficient and attentive operators. Such you can
become by study of the manual of Tele-
graphy." Operators now employed will find il
extremely useful in managing their instruments,
Batteries. sc.
A Situation Guaranteed to all desiring person
al instruction from the publisher, who is prac-
tical electrician. Address for terms and Man
uel, 7. @. BOX lO3,
June Is IF HarrsOnburg Va
yEvsI CROUCH. HIRED CALE EVsS
Il SAAE.-The undersigned has for sale the
very fine short horn (Durbaml BULL CALF,
which weighed $50 lbs. ut months of age, and
which took premiums ut both the Augusta Coun-
W and Virginia State Fairs. Also premium
CHESTER WHITE PIGS for sale. Prices
moderate. Address
A. 81. BOWMAN,
Bellevue Farm
Waynesboro, Augusta Co., Va.
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VIRGINIA, 10 wit:

NTERGsNHA, 40 wit:
In the Clerks Office of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals of Vir-
gina at the Courthouse Of Au-
gusta county, at Staunton, on
the 9th day of January 1873,
William Ell. McClintic, Appellant,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

At the recent session Of the Grand Lodge OF
the Knights of Py thias held In Norfolk, s. Tray
ers Phillips, Esq of this place, was elected
Grand Chancellor This is quite an honor for
Ona so vOnthfnI
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28
Stauntom Spertator.

Twesday, January 2S, 1873.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

COUNTY COURT met yesterday The Common
wealths docket was cleared, except the trial OF
Charles Cabei. colored, for rape, which opens
to-day. E. NJ. Gushing qualified, and John
Paris renewed bis bond, as Notary. The wills
of James Cooper and James johnson were ad-
mtted to probate A. H. Fultz and d. w. Cas-
seberry, of Pa, qualified as administrators OF
VIM B Shupe, decd. The road was changed
near Frank Koiner, so as not to cross q. u o. r.
r so often. A large amount of miscellaneous
business transacted and good days work done.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

RMENTROUT a. Css.. pr. paying the
"A highest cash prices for BUTTER, EGGS,
CHICkENS and TU RkE4S.
nov 10 tf-V Il V copy 1t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

rEvEAs! FEAST: TEAsI!!-Gunpow.
z der, Green, Japan and Black, of the best
qualities and ut the lowest prices
iulv , RICHARDSON s. BELL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

The two beautiful pictures. the "Tambourine
Grip ard Fruit Picture" which have for some
time adorned the Office of Messrs Berkely and
Fountain, were rsffle ed of last week. The sue
cessful parties were Mr. Frank Stribing and
Mr. Chas. S. Arnall These paintings were from
the pencil Of our young artist friend MT Ned,
Berkeley They were both pretty pictures, and
display much skill in their execution
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

the OH oey OF January 1915,
William H. McClintic, .s-........... Appellant
against
Mary Jane Wise, administrators,
and Lewis A Wise and Archibald
D. Trotter, administrators of Da-
vd G. Wise, decd, and the said
Mary Jane Wise and Lewis A.
Wise in their own right, Alexan-
der g. McChesuey, Benjamin F.
Hopkins, William G.. Stubblefeld
and Ann Eliza his wife, Charles B.
Hood and Jane Z. his wife, Sam
uel Rixey and Mary +. his wife,
Cornelia Fl. Wise and William A.
Wise Appellees
The object OF this suit is to review and reverse
decree of the Circuit court of Bath county,
pronounced on the l4th day of Hay, 1872, in a
Chancery suit then therein depending, in which
David G. Wise's administrators and others were
Plaintiffs and Alexander g. McChesney and
others were defendants.
The Appeliees, Alexander G.. McChesney,
William C.'Stubbleheid and William A. Wise
not having entered their appearance in this Court
and it appearing by sthdavit filed that the said
McChesney, Stubblefeld and Wise are not resi-
dents of this Commonwealth, the said Aloxan-
der G. McChesney, William G. Stubblefeld aud
William A. Wise are required to appear here,
within one month, after due publication hereof
and do whatever may be necessary to protect
their several interests in this suit. And that this
order be published once week for four success
sive weeks in some newspaper published IN the
city of Staunton, and posted st the front door of
the Court house of Augusta county, on the 1st
day of the next County Court thereof
Teste, JOHN PARIS,
Clerk of Court of Appeals at Staunton.
Bald win q Cochran, p. q. ja7-4w
I'm the Circuit Court of Bath COun-
4 ty, May 18th, 1872
Charles E. Haas, Sc Plaintiffs,
against 7 In Chancery.
Stephen Gibson and wife. &c. Defendants.
THIS cause coming on this day to be further
heard upon the papers formerly read, and the
examination of witnesses was argued by coun-
sci. On consideration whereof it is adjudged,
ordered and decreed that this cause be referred
to one of the Master Commissioners of this
Court, who is directed to take account of the
balance due the Plaintiffs and any payments
made to them, and also an account @! any sum
in the hands of the Defendant-L. G. Watson
which account he will state and settle according
TO law. A copy-teste,
WM. ri. MCDANNALD, Clerk.
| The parties plaintiff aud defendant to the
above suit, will take notice that have fixed up
on Tuesday, the llth day of February next, as
the time, and the law Office of Terriil Sc MEAL
| lister, at Warm Springs Va, as the place for
taking the accounts directed in the foregoing
decree, at which time and place the parties in
terested are required to attend
WIN. NJ. MCALLISTER,
Commissioner Circuit Court Of Bath.
iaul4-4W
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

Ts7eaE a.AssssEsT STOCK of School
Z BOOKS in the Valley is at
J. OWAN'S, bookseller,
soS-.e Now strnet >Stauntnn w
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7sYO the LIEN Creditors OF James 4.

YsyO the LIEN Creditors Of James 4.
L A. TROTTER, and ARCHIBALD D.
TROTTER.-Th undersigned is now engaged,
under an order of the County Court OF Augusta,
in taking accounts of liens binding the real es-
tate of Trotter & Bro, and of James I. A Trot.
ter and Archibald D. Trotter, individually, and
persons holding judgment liens, vendors liens,
&C., are notified to report their claims without
delay. Only such claims as shall DO specially
brought to the attention of the commissioner
will be reported by him. No account will be
taken Of bonds and open accounts.
ianl4-3t los A WADDELL Com'r
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VOmsaIsSEONEas's NOTICE

~ STAUNTON, January 3rd 1873.
IN the suits of Trotter VS.. Parish, Baldwin.
Commissioner, VS.. Parish and Parish vs. Pey-
ton and al, all parties interested are hereby no.
titled that will resume the taking of the ac-
counts at my Office in Staunton, Va, on Mon
day the 18th day of February next at which
time and place all parties must attend, no fur
ther postponement will be made.
JOHN M. KINNEY,
jan7-4w Special Commissioners.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

Rev GEORGE B. TAYLOR, D. DIE has been
previously announced that Rev. George B..
Taylor. D. D., pastor of tn e Baptist church in
this city, has been appointed to the memoria'
service, and viii, in consequence thereof, have
to temporarily give up the charge of his church
here. The pulpit during his absence, will be
filed by the Rev Jos. I. Dean, of Manches-
ter DR.. TAYLOR expects to leave this morning.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

ygT IA. GOEsJsAN has received fresh
w supply of Fishers unrival!ed Mnce
Meat IN half barrels, and also put up in three
pouad cans. Warranted pure and of the b.s;
inpredients nO5-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-01-28

COMMISSIONER EOTHCE.-To the
T. parties to the suit of Bushong's Trustee VS..
Bushong and ale. in the Circuit court OF Angus
Ia. including such as are non-residents of the
State or unknown and to all others interested as
creditors secured in the Deed of Isaac A. Bush
ong to j. d. Imboden, of date Sept IA, 1853, or
otherwise
| shall proceed on Tuesday, the 9Th of Feb
ruary next at my office in Staunton, to restate an
account of the purchase money of the land and
mill, due from Philip o. Palmer in said cause
when you are notified to be present.
ia7-4t THOMAS d. HANSON Com'r
=. Al IN aa 4 = = = "A M ES a. IA nrnn,a a1E
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

that on Sundays he will furnish meals du-
ring the following hours, and at no others
Breakfast from to 9o'clock A. M. Dinner from
l to 3 p M, and Supper from to P. NJ.
T. JACCHERi
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NAOTIsENG HOUSE.
STAUNTON. VA,
No. Is New street, nearly opposite Va Hotel.

have on hand good stock of ready made
clothing and will continue to keep up my as
sortnlent by orders daily. Also full line OF
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Stanton Academy.

Staunton, Jan. q, 1873
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

r Two years ago, the country trembled at
the name IF Tammany, and it was almost feared
that that mighty power would virtually choose
the President of tn. United States. But now its
leading sschems are trembling culprits in courts
Of Justice, and it has scarcely power to control
the choice Of Aldermen in the ward containing
the Five Points. There are Tammanys in Kan.
sas, doomed to tho same fate.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24
state News.

-, T~-., Rvpp,s
.. - 49,, s,,,,, o,.a ..,.,.s,r In Il ~,
MAks MAJ, . n, h.F '."., '.n .lo.i i.;inr wrTr
u's"' =. s',i's -, - ",L =. t. IL ,hj of
was sso"ss III" III c.i,;.." =. e.. rrn'nd Ey.r
..ohT,I ~ s,,.,,;c;a,. noise arnss,d HIM. and
the thought that his prisoners we're escaping
flashed through him In an instant, aud in less
time than II takes ms 20 tell it, he had arorsed
himself and was IN hrs way Ia the main jail
rooms. He first ran arsund on the en'side, and
mt the west end Of the. Jail discovered y hole In
the brick wall large euongh 90 aslnsit the egress
Of full grown man. Right i'm the aperture, and
in the act Of esca in:-, Was the one armed negr'
who Was sentencr1i for three months f"r stealth 3
q pistol. Summoning sid b watch the hole. th
joiler went arOuDd inside aud found that George
rlemming, the notorions fur thief and burglar,
an" SnSr'es i pN W:u.:.s e.. ~ .s..n.d 7,
'"s .I'"' :. '.e D , ~ ~ Ill, =,
vas, vas '"' M:s- "a. ~ 1s,s -~ nv
'"'s''T o"""P-
The McPhersOu county Messenger states that
last Tur.tiay two men, named Squire and Lew
allen, were travelling on foet from Hutchison to
Salina in search IF work, and ON reaching .
branch Of Dry Turkey, south Of town. they found
the stream very high. They r-moved their
clothing. ~hsn .ney tlrt s."", .ne,r nrchs an" ~.
s.'emr'e' ~ 'o,u s"o : an III .s 80
SeeP .nss .aey ,;,,," n,.,h.. a.~, ~.
SqnIo ~en. n.uS Ia''ue' ~. '
ana asa'n s'emP,e" 70 ':osH : w. "us -" S. LIE
INC e"snne' ca'.e s;. '";. "a. ~. ,,...."
~. S0 .r.. s. san. . I;..h.,as f,'", Com.
pany K, Eighty third regiment of Pennsylvana
volunteers He leaves Q wife and children in
Clayton county, Iowa, dependent on him for
support.
vi, TN. a..
a, ce"s" e.l .lo"'ei ~ ~ .,'o'' s, ""'S III
ma na'".s 1 aaS, Va e r ~ " y. .';..;.,.. :.
Jo a. - " ~. ss.a .,,,S
and the minister desired shelf put high enough
from the foor to admit of barrel of Hour being
rolled under. T" Barrel Of fionr 2" exelaimed the
astOnisled workman. " Before you've been here
q month you'll think yourself lncky to have Is
pound ssck Of corn meal to put in your cupboard.
Ds',ea q. ms pa. you s",cn s, "s, A.,
IT," ,..s,,,. .'' .iarmrn. a,,,.a ~, -, h,,,,a
'"o '"''"s o'''s mo" W 81 ''''
The Clay Centre Dspafeh states that a sad ac-
cident occurred few miles from Clay Centre
last Monday. son Of j. Knowles, between
thrre and four years age, got in fr'nt of reaper
u'.. ~ S. a., ',e ', a" - nS
.s..,.,n Ss,,.m.a . IN. ..,I.rs D,. K..,,,,. and
Ss.",.! siIa =" ,.".s,.,, ~. ..,..I ..,...-
80. "a a.. ,T M. ",i,;on ,b., nth nr,rer
...,...,,, ~. -, :; n, n. .ay.a
''o-' '''"'' quo ~ -
Ed. Clarke, who is about fifteen years Of age,
I" ~ s't ,, ~ ~. ,t, ~ Wo%,%,on,a ,;x.rr .,.h,s
On. d..,r ana mil. in n sI.eu;ny r,ud;t;on
rcIisS ont and f.,i mon the stone Pavement.
IN. arm was broken by the fall and his Lody
considerably bruised
II. cI.v c.,,r. Di.roscs saws that nm wedpes-
t.x niyht of Last week. in Washington county.
north Of Parallel, the fercest storm Of thunder,
lightning aud rain occurred. Lightning struck
the house Of Mr. Leiberf, IN when were Two
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

q They are having Post-office row down in
Linn County. A postmaster who was good Re-
publican was removed, without any charges be-
ing preferred against him, and without the petit
tion of any considerable number Of persons in
terssted in the olI3cs. Congressman Cobb ac-
knowledges that he had tho removal made, at
the request Of few politicians, aud of his friend,
Ben. Simpson, of Paola. How it must have
wrenched that sensitive conscience" of Cobbs
to perform an act which, according to his own
declaration in another case, is tyrannical aud
dishouorablei BAIL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

~ The notorious Col. York made Fourth of
July speech somewhere in Southern Kansas, in
which he found fault with everything. The
whole universe was ont of joint and everything
was going TO the bad. As York cannot escape
from his own presence, We have no douiht that he
is constantly reminded Of something ineffably
mean, and consequently always has on = big dis
gust. Suicide is the only remedy yet discovered
for that condition.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24
n.-,,.e ef MetheAisun.

II eeep,s that this great, Wide7twake, 9o-suosa
r>h,r., that Was wont to bs always on the alert,
and that served for % many yesrs - the very
out-uust and picket gusrd Of advancing civiii1a-
.ioo. 10 actually on tbs decline-sod % alarming
" op the decline, that their papers are discussing
II: and the Prvarhers' Association Of the Church
in New York City has had u under advisement.
one writer on the subject gives his views, thus
n. .,h.. os the declpe Of Nsshodsm IN this city I'D
proosiyp sppsars 70 b stsrs.fsng sos suesuSS a.
.:- ;.: W T Sss psss II - :r;1s.:ii Ms =.
srasisg y:.,hsy 20 - = psos
,aE ts.,. :srsss s.sissss g g S.Tssaiss sis..:, .s.
v; s1Ss:;s; s: ..sa.s z :: : .-..se
lss has i.ro.ed his vsrdy ps.esss e .a.sss. ::H
wv sss ys:y n tS.rssss = .. s:ssss'' .ss 20
vse s.. have d. f..ss.s nas r place soss tss
s1sc Ia cshsp sss - s':s sss nss
od he s.s IsloHsrs VI: :. stss ter Pssraeavs e not
o.iyp saasirs !. sPs.I, :ea''''''0' ''e'
Serey the .hoie ss.d Seing thsuseves vhess they
Wssn mi1isss ss .sd set vSers they w reoeiys nost
.gssd nd =. IN the .s "a tAs
s: ss 8. ss "a ys i: :sss s::
He hits the nail squarely on the bean. "nen
i. M,tbodist Conference il induced 70 send par
t;eul.r preacher to certain circuit, not Tor the
.oo, he can do for the cause Of religion, but for
IN, lov-dowp, dirty work he IL capable VI IN
,unnins local politics, what can they expect bnt
ao,,ns in Methodismf when circuit preach
:, zoe. through his Sunday work merely as job
tbs, must be done in some sort or other, and
amends the balance Of the time in political log
rolling -counteusucing and backing frsnda 70
defeat the will Of majority Of the Peop'e-in H.
most daily couclsve with saloon keepers ana pat
rons Of saloons, with gamblers and vioaaters Oh
the Law. with rowdies and screeners Of tho law
Lea. and icentious coucoeting plans to carry cleo
t;ops. by the combined use Of whiskey and Church
ipaueuce-we say, when people see such th'nss'
:. thew have seen them in this yery County,
M..hoii;.m must decline There = not County
.,.ct;oo. but these classes Of zen get together
md man ont who shall run ~ whiskey vote, and
how and By whom the Methodist vote snail ot
run. . =,
Th.r .c.in. xe have seen men who assume to
,..a;,. u,ht. in the Church, and who have
at themselves mp - public teachers, permitting
,h.,,..Ives to be made the sbject tools OF corrupt
s.a d;..ip.ted men, doing their bidding, and PAN
a.rinr to their inquities; slsnderng their neigh
bors in both public and private circles; laying
their plaps. and weaving their webs, week after
ve.k. for the seduction of some sister in the
Church. Bot they attend Church regularly, and
mise their voices against those wicked, worldly
wretehes who do not profess religion, and do not
observe the same hypocritical forms with them
selves.
All these things have been Witnessed right
amepg MS; and if it is the same elsewhsre, there
can be no doubt sbout the cause Of the decline
Of Methodism. Any church would decline, un-
der the same circumstances.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

Last ~... ~. p--,n..1 ~ -. ,..,,.r t.rp
of beip. pnv.r ~ ~ .-.-.-.. r,r.ssIIv
hard. Rsnder,d .,,...,,. s..,:..,. N. .t.ple
commodity vb,eh - h.. ~. ....;,. ov.r for
the last year "a. m.;... >, 4. ,..,;.. - ,hs
subiect: therefore. Il -. -. LEI ..,,..h;,.
pew-that il, now in th.;r .o,o.,.. q, -. ana
choice morsels the editor. h.v. ~, ,.l.,;,,
privately to their select eircIe. "a, .,... t;r.s
past. We have been surprised that they kent
them out of the paper 90 long, for We have besa
looking for them for some time. But ws suppose
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

z There 10 . vacancy to fill in tho United
States Senate. Doniphan County is entitled to
the place. OF oourse, there is only one man in
the County who is ct for the place, or who is en-
titled to it. Let us follow the time-honored cus-
tom of electing delegation to the Legislature
on that sole issue but have care that they arc
such mon - can be manipulated and used, after
they are elected
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

LOUISVILLE LOTTERY.-When the Louisville
Library Lottery came off, it was reported that
three Germans in that city owned the ticket
which drew the 100000 Thereupon a Lonis-
vile paper told all about how the German Was
induced, through dream, to purchase the lucky
number, and what the fortunate fellows were 60
ing to do with the money. Now it turns out
that q man in Massachusetts drew the prize.
That leaves q spoilt dream story on somebody's
hands.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

y Tho position Of Chief Justice of the su.
preme Court still remains vacant. The President
seems to hesitate. Now is the time to strike.
Doniphan County has never had q Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court, but she has jurist emil
nently qualified for it, Let us have United
States Senator who win bring influence to bear
in that direction. Let this be the issue in the
County electiOni ~
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

y An "a K..a.s editor long sat of The STATE just
snrSed P:ps tes ,.t 9nests"% q NJ z: foo.s What's
tiea 70 the iery untsned warrior q the North himself
We refeed the qUerst - the eitne u the Doaiphsa
County RsYsbsiess.-ssetios CSs Caioa.
The editor Of tho Usiss did we'll in referring
tho man n the Repsbsosa. We shall ses to II
that that sheet does mot forget what's become Of
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

n The Lssdr says that mech Surprise va
manifested By TIE ftiends a Sheeye. st tie Do
cision in the Msquilken casa. No doabt Of IL.
The ball vss ssrprisad vixen the iosonosive
bueked hin 06 the track.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

Y We have received copy Of the Emporia
Ne~s. We have heard good deal of the paper.
and think We used to exchange with il. and are
glad to see that it is still running For some
reason or other, it takes spell about once a
year, and stops coming for about three months.
We expect to be in Emporia, on or about the Sec
ond Tuesday in next October and in the mean
time, if certain young man, about five feet high
and six feet through, named Statler, don't mend
his ways about the date aforesaid he will find
his toe-nails scattered promiscuously over the
town.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

q John p. Hale, once famous man in this
"asies, bet SSr fso yssrs Psss almost lot sight
Of, b dead AZ Dover, New Hsnpshirs. on Tues
day afternoon, be fan and broke his hip. and died
. fsw minutes aAsr&a,d.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

0Ths k4sb'sess wssden whether re are o.
gassd in our old Pastime Of stuiang sasssngers" /"
Not exsetiy stanss ~; Bus-ws ars engaged in
dressing eosPls II hig sausaes eoters up at the
eesnes, and will ssoa b prepared 70 tsfn est .
supply Of bologna. n -.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

a Ths Cholera is raging fearfnlly at Losis-
lana, No, and in the susrounding regioa. Il p
"snass .slssst aad elessf e 1tis ssaAtsy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

q wilkinson, ef shsSe joseph HasN, ssys
the jokes weget o6 are twenty yean old. In
that esse, It will b dssea yssn yet before We
reach the joke that wnkinsoa played on the
United States, when he stole over 80 900, - Col
leetof IF Revenue. -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

~ seustor Morton was in Leavenworth. the
other dag. II is eaid that Anfhony got him
pledged to appoint him Postmastsr 1t Lssven-
worth wbeu he becomes Preeideuk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

Y The Leslr thinks some tall swearine
must have been done in the Msquilken ca.e. Al
We understand that Mypheer Tubagutx, the gsn-
al blathershite of thst concern, was busy drum
ming mp evidence against the Sheriff, we have
no sort of doubt that there ives tall swearing
done.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

q Bona" ofthe staJoseph Gasette, writes
that Beals & Sanborn tell him they propose to
make the Repsblioas red-hot, this FAN. Now is
the time to snbscribe. II is not often that the
phenomena Of two red-hot squashes can be ...c
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

y The R7ssaiesa is suxious to know Why
We pay NO moro attention to its friend, Hss. Mr..
Bowers. It 10 simply bscanse Bower is dead
dnck. and already snslls 70 heaven, without our
ssifSinR hin up.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-24

n The Atchison Globe 10 glad (and expresses
1t in double-leaded leader) that tho Champion
has adopted its views and plans for the interests
of the city, All appertaining to the Globe that
is not ears, must be cheek. If there Is any one
thing (and there is) that the CAampies has been
particularly noted for, at all seasons aud under
all circumstances, it 10 advocating the interests
of Atchison, Of every character and in every di-
rection. Why, the only complaint We have
heard of the Champion throughout the country,
10 that it devotes too much space to matters
concerning Atchison. It 10 consoling to learn
that little of the spirit and energy Of the Globe
have bern evolved into the CAampion!