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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
AVCraON.

There will be large auction sale Of
DRY GOODS and LADIES and GRNfS' FURN-
ING GOODS.
At Geo. Draks's, siS Market street. Tuesday syan-
ing commsneinE al o'clock; Wednesday mOrnln6,
afternoon and evening" and also Saturday morning
afternoon and evening"
aE0R6E DRAKE. 2ls Market 81,
L.W. STTDHAM son. Auet'r. febS-6t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

Coon PRICES AT the sale OF Thomas Dill
worth. IN Chlstiana Hundred, on the 30th ult,,
Thomas BEaekln, auetiOner, ten COWS aver
aged A9.Ts per head, colt. unbrOken, sold for
Sl6l. 20. work horse elha, pigs sold from % %
SiA twin harT0ws S14.15f large hand ehum
S2T, so, cats 623z per busAel, potatoes SA.ea
wagon 90, femar.ff c0e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
noatn o. CommodOfe Aaury.

RICHMOND Va), February l.-ComnOdore NJ
FOuntaIne Mnary, American photographic ant
naval officer, died in Lexington, Virginia, at
o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

Tie effort by Messrs. Doris and Falrchlld
"a Hold a asblg talk with Captain Jack, with
x view t0 peaeeAbIe adjustment Of the Modo:
tronbles resulted In an entire failure. Captain
Iaek. u appears, wanted the whites TO come
IA his eamp, which they refused 70 do, and
"A AZ declined going 10 them, hghtlng VIII Be
a 0nee renewed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
sheriff. sale.

49, By vitae Of writ Of IsvaEi faelAs = ne
'tss directed, VII es expoaed 10 Public Sale az
~ the Lafayette Hotel. No. SAL ShiPlsy ssESes-
kept BY Jamea Q. PioEsOa, 10 the cay o.
WlmiagtCn, New CestAo county. DelaWafe.
lss3,l q o'clock. p. N. the SliovlaG aSetsose
Renl EseAta. via: =,
AM thSe certain lOt Of lnnA situated in the city q
WiIminRtan, eOaRty and State Aforesaid bouaagd
I'D aslcrihSi a. follows tn wil; BegiaAiag % the
northeFly side Of y nth street eS.seNa
tkenea hy the eAia side thereof ea9legi taAre s4e
fsoli thoaeO sOathsFlg parallel % JAeaeR ereet
fRenes theFehy WsatsFly - fSoe ta ehe plea e. e
si1aInF - The sAla mere - le.le vita tae Rrlsl-
IeSe moraovsF Of the use ot 1ai4 alisY " cea1ee
Sifh oSSeP property ounaFs tAsG6al. 3o1s4of-
Ssised and tSksa into sxeeati9l ee tae Rf9peEc
ot Abgan b, Wools.cn and Aata . ~. his WA -
& - saa % RosBIRf L. Armstrong, sAuiE
Sheriff 0Ges. New oaStla. daasl Asos asls-lee'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

II Ia thought in Washington to be probable that
Mr.. Wilson, chairman Of Credit Aobilier commit
tee No. ?, will, as a subcommittee. proceed this
week 20 Boston to examine T. books Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

Ths Berlin Gazette argues to show that Russia
II quite stToag enough in Control Asia 10 render
futile any effort Of Great Britain to check her
progress. II believes that Russia only waits tas
one false step by England.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
TME pEoPLE'a COLUMN

tNhRT BRIEF LETTERs GLADLY RRCRIvKD. LoNG
COMMUNICATIONS WILL NOT DE PR1NTRD. We
ARE IN NoWIsE REsPoNsIBLK FoR THE VIEWS
OF coRRRsPoNDENTs.l
Forthe Gazette fe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
2H6lif Sails.
Canaiahle sale

Wul be said at Constable Sale at SIS Market street.
WilminRtOn Del February s 1s7S. ~ 4 O'Clock, y.
N, the e0tirs stock Of GoOds Of Howard o. AoeEa.
isbl-2t II. $ TRCITT, Constable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
Wm. II. Stats.
In Chaneary,
ReglsIer,s Oraer,

hk0lSRRRB ORRIcR.
NsE Castle County, IAAaaEylssk. lsls.
Upon the application of VICTOR DuPONf,
Executor Of CHARLES I. DaPOSf. JT. late Of
ChrisIiana hundred. in said county. deceased; H
is ordered and directed By the Register
thai the Executor Aforesaid give notice OF tht
tate Of the deceased, With the date Of granting
ing thereof. by causing advertisements - be
posted within forty days rom the date Of such
County of New Castle requiring all peFssns has-
ing demands against the Estate tO present the
same. abide by an Act OF Assembly in such
ease made and provided. And alss eauss the same
10 be inserted within the same period IN the
Delaware GaHekte. newspaper published in viii
ninzten, and TO bseentinusd therein tive moaths,
-, Given undsFtha hGnd and Seal Of Oihce Of
H. the RegisteF afOF FesAid, attn eW Castle in New
49, Castle County aforoaid, the day Ahd year
Ab0Ve written. b. GIBBS. Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
asants.

EWING'S CLOSING SALES.
have large stock which l intend TO close out
before removing to Second and Shirley Streets
tive nc a call. Tor l Am selling cheap. have 4
large stock; you will be suited. Ladies. 6ums 70
cents Misses 65, Children's 3A Meas GaiteIs, ten
kinds. cheap. fine Boots 81 50 to $780, Boys Haiterl
80 to 500; Baby Shoes 80 cents to 81 0e Ladies
button $3.50 10 So 20; CHAS. X. EWING.
feb3ly l0tz Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
NNHIHR

AllPersOns haVin claims a. ain d Estate the
deceased must same daly ettested q the
kxeeutOF on or before January aeh. 1874 or abide
the Act Of Assembly in such ease made and prOvi
del VICTOR DuP0NT. kxeeUtef.
WiImiagtan DAi Ian so-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
WATER RENTERS FAKE NOfICE,

The bills for the year 1873 are Rog ready and pay
able at the Registrars Once. loo Market street.
The law requires that all bills paid on or before
January st, 1878, the face OF The bill, and on all
paid during the month Of February, per cent. ad-
dtionnl, and on all paid during iks SHth Of March
~ yer cent additional, and any amounts remaining
unpaid after April lst 1878 the Registrar is required
to have the FeTTules Withdrawn and suit instituted
ior the recovery Of the amounts due and water will
aot again be let into such premises unt all arrears
with assessments and two dollars for drawing Fer
rules are paid. FRANK. A. TAYLOR
| Water Department, Dec. 5, lS72 Registrar,
Il Ollna hnura- y 10 u a m and q 6 loos.af
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

1We notice in Washington letter, the state
ment that A. B. Mullett 10 one of the dead-best
hansers-on at the White House, holding the po-
stion of Supervising Architect Of the Treasury
Department, and is always on hand when therr
Is company at the White House. We had thnushi
this shoat was played out long ago. He need to
be Cincinnati third-rate ward politician. He
appeared at Chicago, at the time of the Conven.
tion Of 1850, rs an outside hummer for Chase. He
would tell of the virtues and the popularity of
Chase, to whomsoever he could get to listen to
him-and would never let mp on them until be
talked them blind. When Chase went
into the Treasury Department, Mullett got
, fat place, of course, and has managed to bold
fast to 1t. 1t is time he were retired, and put to
some useful purpose-for instance, cut mp into
tails for poodle dogs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

q We receive the LeavenwOrth Comrercial
IN exchange, and like the paper very WELL We
also receive the Daily Arsss, containing the same
matter as the Commercial, with the exception Of
one or two Democratic editorials and q few locals.
We are rather pleased with the rcfresbiue same.
ness We likewise receive the Daily Cau, con.
tanning editorial and select matter from the
Commecal, with the addition of . few local motto.
es, afording charming irksomeness. Moreover.
We receive the Weekly Herald, entirely made up
OF matter that has appeared in the Call, which
by this time has become as delightfully."- interest
ing as blank mortgage. Now, if they could
only pnt It In permanent shape, by inserting it
IN monthly publication, there would be moth.
ing more for the heart to desire.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03


The Laramie Indepesdcst Of Monday gives the
following account Of murder that caine near be-
ing concealed:
1t has at last como to light that Q most foul
murder was con,,pitted on the night Of the 22d Of
May, on the Union Pacific RailrOad, about xeven
miles this side Of Rnck Springs, at . side track
called Baxter. Tho victim was an old man NAM
ed s. N. Furgosnn, Of about seventy, who had on
him over thouaand dollars. The firxt inklins
Of the deed given the public was o dispatch of
the 3lst ult., stating that Furgeaon had prs,bably
fallen frm the cars and been killed, and that bis
baggage was put o6 st Laramie. This led 10 IN
investigation BY the relatives, which has estab-
lished the fact that tho old man was murdered
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03
ANoTHED 8WINDLER.
4 WsAsw Lsses ol0o-osSev P.rsse. U
Smaller sa0s.

The GrasskePp~ says another of those smooth
talking land buyers has been around, and wid
ow lady living about six miles northwest oi
Grasshopper Falls is the victim to tho time ol
$500 cash. This last scamp played the devoted
ly pious r.ie, represented himself "a . Covenan.
ter, spent much Of his time in the Bible, talked
auently on religions sntjsets, and in this way
found ready access to the families Of the ooven-
anters' settlement at Tippinvillo.
He was matrimolislly inclined, and made pro
posals Of marriage to several of the wealthiest
young ladies Of the neighbOrhood. His object
was the purchase Of . fine farm some few miles
vest Of Tippinville. which he agreed to take st
5000. He was wealthy-had only t. send to his
home in Illinois for the money. 80 on the
strength Of his prospects he bought . suit Of
clothes, on time Of course, from Patterson 4
sbnlzt, Of Tippinville, took gold ring from, ono
"f bic young lady acgnsintanccs, and borrowed
800 from the widow Harbinsou, 10 Close the tr,de
with on the farm be was buying. OF coursc he
has been scarce in that peighborbood since.
He called his name David Campbell, but letters
were found in . valise-that in bis hurry to close
the trade be had forgotten to take aioue-sd-
drcssod to Thomas Macarthur, and writte1 from
Greenville, Missouri; also be il known 70 have
Registered at ono Of the hetels IN Holton q Thos
Macarthur.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

sHI AxornxR.-0ns thing ws like sbout D.
Z. Anthony, ID, that be IL bossd - have story
to suit him, Il he has to tell Il affy diassnt ways
before be can get IL % stist. He nov tolls . !os
Of staG that be ssys Gov. Carney told hin, rsaa-
tive to that 5000 u ara Considering that
Anthouy hes ieea ooe of Csfusy's bittcrsst
eueuIea, and lied on and abused him m ev.
cry ereasisa, u seasds the least bit thin ts
insin.fs that Carney had any oonhdeutial
talk with him on thst sabject, and then seksowi-
edged to him that hs had eomnitted perjury.
Very rsasoaable, 10 not 1T Bot Anthony has .
right to amend his story - often - he ehoosss,
until Il suits him. All We are anxious about, ID
to be certain that we got that money. Say, Dan
mel, didns Len. Smith tell you that he gave it to
usf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

l. h' Murdock, OF the w.l..s ve,rev Tin.
as an asptrant for the position of Cou,nI =, C.
Penhagen, in Denmark. If un.tinted nr.;,. -
members OF Congress, and defending nd ;u,t;fv.
isg acts for which their best friends hardly a.r.
even t" apologize, are an approved mean. Of ~.
cnnng endorsement, then he has the inside tr.ck
Tor the ofice Besides, this subservancy to men in
power, prepares . man for doing the approved
thing in the presence Of royalty.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

PnING IT QN.-The Missouri, Ksnsas 4 Texs,
rsilrOed 10 piIing on the tariff with comspeudsbIe
zeal. They love the farmers % veil that it pain1
them to see cop selling at sach ruinous rstes. =
they have coacaudsa the fafDrss hsd better keen
their corn and nate - look ss, ssd In order 4
help them do this, have notified their aeeuts n
Fort Scott that from the 18th Of june, SO slI;.
f:ssst will be charged par car oo freieht from
snere to St. Loais. This will virtasliy make
eniPmeots "f cs'sn and oats ont Of the questiou,
not WITH eneh charges f1e traoaportatioa therr
viii b nsthinG lsft for The shipper.
Inss nov oatraee % the people of southesst.
efn kensas will be reoeabsred whom the ersat
straggie somes between grasping railroad como
rsssoos and ths voting masses, end they viii 6nd
mt thas 'its lsnG lane that has NO turps.r
III: 70 the kind Il people that The govcruusut
nss eeeo a.is9iag. giving the lasas ef TIE nation
y tbe million ecrea And it 10 thus that tbey
rersy tbs Psspae. whose Inheritance they have
seeaea. Il y aay wonder that tie farmer. Of the
vess' esd ol ka0eas II parsiealar, are orx>sjsiux
Sor oesoaceS Have thsy not rsasea Have they
net sbanaant rsassn
first, they entice tie people bere by flaming
sf.sSneata. 1owery Asscripeioas and plsasibje
nasefseseotatiosa, thea aftee they enne cut end
locate, say their lasl. sPsaA thsir spoqcy, and
peenaes ras eheoaslvas int Aebt hseiaG 70 ~
ray y sbusdaut harvssts, tAsss ipiqait0as oue.
pstasSoas tan roand end siths take IN tbsy cen
.ass, Tor feiGhtA q ~ tbsir pesauses rss spoo
fheir lands. Tie tias - ssns 6ar : chssrc.
md the Peufss viii 80 thas sasses = sGletsi'
-OeasUs Ievsel -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03
CORRESPONDENCE.
Isrrsn vneM rePEKA.

foFssA, June a, is71
Hpsros cus.-Is essal.se. - ysarsrdef' e.ns Asr,
80 ~. b 1. rssse y ssassd IL trial of our old
49, r,.srvv. AIshssgh toe days befare Tie day ss
- -. s,,l vss ty ~ vssy Aafasst work that got
~. a bsssl Thsy vsrs IN sssassd By candidates
g. ~ U,isea Sessss Ssssss ~ the scce@Dedatios d
~, 49,. n Tn ~ ehafssrsa By Love snd o.
bs.; sAs Csviel Hsssa by 0npsss ssd York; TIE 6"e
=. ns,ss Sy siA Ciarks ~ Asshosy; the Asheassh
Hsas BY Harvey s.a 6sv. Rssissse' the Carney Hoss
By KalloeA s,d r b Tsyise: and tie NeMsekin Hosse
n Moth rs,.ka br Punsrsy Tie Finh Avssss b ten
psr.ry elsssa TIE slssk has sassseasst ." take
bssxy rds with Nellie Grsst ss Lag Bssseh He ashs1
b b excsssd but she voul6nt st hin o. A. Pssss
essld b foasd anywhere the bss dsrag his se
sssce had 10 b clsssA fse rva Asresa said - hsd
chartered Tie large ths s d ths cd Tsska
Hease and that could sssp tAsre. fssd d hia Bsi
analy. S.Psss nd Ysrk gave rsso st ths CsPits
Heusa
sAys Ysrk .s "Ys. - I. ~ Q, atsrsa .sn sises
I lass net ysa-"
"wel." rsplSsd 'rhat's pretty hard joke . nan
bot hsd been done year sse perhaps ysa vesd have
been less cranky md vsad have gst into fewer s.Ps
But Who did itf'
Il dat exactly esnprsAesd yca" s.id be. perhaps
yea did mt undesstand ~ rsaark"
Il understnad yos - ssy yea altered"
'Oh. didn't mean that way. mean that have sssn
sorrow. and IN changed. feel ny usvorthisess ssA
sometimes think oo.d open ny bsso. that the vhs's
world might read my heart"
York" aid I. Dat Do is now. Il would ru. this
case in Court"
Il can't ses how ycu make that out" he replied
why don't yea 80. II yoa should let the world rcd
yssr heart would at destroy yoar eredbility
vtoess, and Pomer~y would 60 clear"
He MD bot could plainly he not alto
sssher sasisasd With ny ezplasatioe-
Why 10 IL" sshsd of Sid Ciarhs that candidates fse
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

u Some fellow in Pennsylvania, named Park
er' writes to say that he was present at the
capture Of JEFF. Davis and that the story of JEFF
se e caught in female attire, or in any undigui-
-~. po''t'on, or Of any uncourteous remarks mn
p..a part OF himsslf or wife, Is entirely false.
may oe pattern of truth but it strikes
.s,. ."A' u took him long time to think of this
.n'ng' when the facts must have been fully :.
resn IN his mind eight year. ,uo a, uov
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

pAn the funny things used to hsppeu a,
Lewiston, Maine; but Dsnbury editor got
'punky about II, brushed mp his sharpness, and
now funnier things, and more Of them occur, ..
Danoury than In any other place in the Union.
Dsnbury, We viii inform . correspondent, is .
town In Fairfield County, Connecticut, in the
western part of the State, . little ~slunchw.ys,
Of west from New Haven,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

y" '"Do not cook vegetables in iron pots, un-
less they are enameled, !" says an exchange That
would exclude all vegetables in this country, for
none ef them arc eusmeled.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

q We met our old friend, Jake skoobcudyke,
toree or four years ago. He used TO- run buck
board, and was on Of the most graceful mon /.
the business We ever knew. Jake may not hsvs
10 much hair on his breast - some fOlks, but he
mas mighty gsod appetite. He 10 ono who bets
on those who lend him money, but is regular old
calamity on shingle to those who do not ask
nun up to drink. You always know where to
nnd him at meal times, and can depend upon his
staying there to the last. He 10 now runpie an
empty goods box in front Ut . grocery, and the
business seems to agrre With him, ~ be docs
with it.
IS. We should have written this pu6 long
ago, but forgot il, until Jake reminded us of IL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

q The Repsblicss will have to enlarge again.
An exchange contained an article abusing us,
which last weeks Repsblioas was compelled to
omit, for want Of room.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

q An exchange says that Lowe is building .
hotel with the s 900 that he stole from the tax.
ridden people. Now We begin to understand
what he intends doing with all that sugar and
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

~ Several weeks ago. the RePssliosa said that
Dana, OF the New York Sss, was such confirmed
mar that he was unworthy Of belief Now the
nepooi'can 10 growline because everyday docs
nn' Acespt Dana's denial Of the Lowe xroe.rv
BUSINESS ~ reliable and couclusive
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

ihe white Cloud Leadsr has com. to N.
conclusion that there is no profit in ixht,ne NJ
Chief. If it had come to that conclus;on n.ss..
provoking fight. in its first issue, it might h.y.
been None the worse for it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

q Susan B. Anthony is said to be the only
individual living, who was personally acquaintsti
with John Milton.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

HE DELucE-Noak ADoUr TEE FLooD IN rux
10y. no...c1n .S kIvra-A gentlenan st Cosessdia
wnse; sothe Leavenworth CsQ q tbIlovs:
We haa . terrific ssorm n ~. :. s...a.-
night, scoompanied by heavy thunder ~ v;v;i
IsSs.;"s' IsSs.;ns .n,ss did damage The
Snovden, and damaged it consideraLIv H.s.n
ian.,iy been living in it st the time, ali Of th.~
woaid probably have been killed. The str..m.
% ~ . nlee that the Jewell CITY mail was coe,-
pe.ied % return this morning, and the cass.r,
did not arrive. The Repablican rose Eve fsss
yesterday, hat is now falling
We bear that man named Nafhewsoo. ;v;,~
On 1nlberry creek, four milea from Ser.. -
eoaPseteiy vssbcd oat, losing all his faruitars-
hss nve children came near being drowned. Sone
a. tne s..!i erceks rnse to the unprecedented
Q few niles west Of here, looked like . lake. M
damage 70 this county must b very largo. Near
y .il the Sridgss oast have been carried away.
aRd it win BE ssoe time before tr>de ~ fr.vsi
yin b. rseaned thoe0aRhly.
What h this ssssiea looks Hsn
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

peop'e OF Bouhsm, Texas, are In won.
ger over the portentous sigu of lsre, eerpeut
wncn they have seen in the cloods. 4. .i,n;s..
that II they do not swear of fto,, IN. ...,;.. -
whiskey they arc now drinking, ,brv viii Al. :. ~
snakes. '"'s vi" o'e Oh
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

Hiram Powers, the distinguished American
''u'psof' died at Florence, Italy. Jaaa 9Th.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

N The Grasshopprr Falls Ess ESs and the
Grsskeyp~ arc having IN unpleaaantness. The
editor of the GrsaaksYp~, driven to the dernier
resort, has taken 70 sending charades tn thu Ees
Ersin whichsre eeoncealedobseeue scrnstica. These
be mails ftum other omcra, ,nnder an assumed name
then posfs his croniss, who st once discover the
sharp trick when rho Nes Ehs sppears, afterhsv-
ing innocently published the sell. Then they all
enjoy themselves, and raise cry sgainst tho vul-
garity Of the Nsr ES~. II would be m excellent
joke II they would next conceal themselves in
some dark alley, and throw night-soil npon the
Era editors wifs snd daughters, Is they 60
home from Church.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

" Since President Grants father ia dead, the
Democratic papers have lost one fruitful subject
for ridicule and abuse. But his old mother is
still living. Let them turn their batteries upon
hop
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

VAluA1lou % KAnaAa-Ths Wiehits ksez1
says that The taxa6l q ssss.ssi vsIue n Ysnsss
which V bso tAsa ~ true valse, is bsisg .ssaal-
" aaeesaea st twe-shisis its ssal vsIns. II ths
year l60 v.s II ~ uhsis stsss - Kzsasa, e&R,-
PIC ~ vhsea. scsssdisg . tss esassa. - ~
crease ths taxshis valsesia u property - fes0,
oaly :svss jean hsses, yin b esH e5so oooeoo,
and The trse - leSisinass n2ssh1s vsass e rssi
sna Iers.aal psofssty - the eeess e kas:as, ts
be taken By the ceasss e yqns Ii, lo60 win Be
considerably ever q. ~ yooooeo.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

-. The White Cloud Leader rejoicea mnchly
ovsr statement that Sol. Miller's secret service
chap has got into trouble by making amatory
proposals. to yallcr gal. But II he will tres
pass upon the vested rights of one of the Leaders
sausage-covers, he must take the conseanences
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

q "Stay here and hang on" is the advice the
Lawrence Journal gives those uneaay persons who
have taken the fever tn 60 to Texas and other
countrics Even the Benders had 10 20, when
everybody was anxious for them to stay here and
hang on.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

II An Omaha Nebrasks fhruer vr,t s.s A. A. -.
sd.h esd struck .pca kettle ceetainns 0S0oo e ~
&c sory ne wssat digging rutsbasAs b nRkt kavS
Ihere, that's the identical kettle Of svld the
boy found near 81 Joseph, last Spring, while dir.
ging for sasasfras root. Il will bs reneub,rd
that be started for Omshs, to educate himself He
has buried bis money mp thers, aud this farmer
has found II. whose turn next 10 dig it upi
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

~ Since the White Cloud Leader repents hav.
ing been wheedled into commencing fight with
us, we are willing tn return good for evil. Some
time when We are mp there, we'll set half . stick
Of type for it-we1l set up all the complimentary
notices it has received from the press!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

y The recent landlords Of the Ten Hoaae, q
Topeka, tsss sssd Seuaton York and johnson
Tor e2s2 hoard bin during the last Senatorial cam
ps'gn. Perhsps those two worthies, while con-
'p'r'ns 70 defeat Pomeroy. imagined they eould
sponge their board ct his exreuss.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

q Now, here is something that lo"ks white,
compared with the course Of some Of the big
Eastern pap1nA. that have been modrstly notify
ing their Western exchanges that they are still
willing to exchange, upon condition that the
Western Pnblisher pays p"stsge both ways:-
GAZETTE Ovv,cx CxcxAr June ~ lsza
70 the Edissy Of The Chief.-
DIAs STR&we would b. pleased 10 continue ex-
change With yns amer July each paying pnatage the
paper received II this u not satisct0ry please let
know. Yoara truly ~
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-03

~ That man who attempts IN bring down and depre-
cate tose who abnve him. does theseby elevate
himsef He rather sinks himself while those whom he
taduces rather benehed than injured the ISLANDERS
That's what We have been telling them, all
along We feel that it is helping ms every day. -