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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-02
,,,uN IT, oBxRLY. Kdnor and Publisher
WIrH regret We make the record tha

wIrH regret We make the record that
the Democratic members Of congress have
endorsed the bsck-sslsry steal, and have
disgracsd themselves and their party by
voting for Fernando Wood for Speaker.
Cox Of New York, and Holman OF Ind-
ana, seeded from the caucus. II is the
Wood Democrats who have ruined the
party. They must be suppressed. With
Democratic leaders like Cox and Holman
the Democracy may hope to succeed.
With such Democrats The BULLETIN 10
willing TO act but would a. soon support
Rsdicalism % advocate Democracy A. eI.
pounded BY Wood and his followers.
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From San Francisco,

SAN FxAscIsco, december Livery
effort will probably be made by the rail
road monopolists at Sacramento to stavs
off tho organization Of tho legislature.
Gov. Booth 10 steadily gaining ground,
and the personal friends of Senator Cas-
serly says no will now support Booth.
MURDRR.
Yesterday near Elko, Nevada, John
Davis shot and instantly killed s. y.
Hedge, when Thomas Brown, Davis
brother-in-law, mere boy, drew . revol-
yer and shot Davis through tho head kill
ing him instantly, and then made his es-
cape. Domestic troubles in Davis family
was the cause. Hedge had tried TO induce
Mrs. Davis to leave her husband and live
with him.
A fire broke out in Pacific street to-day
and destroyed the Atlantic hotel and sew
arai other buildings. Chas. Allon . guest
Of the hotel was burned TO death.
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From Fishklll, n. Y.


FisnKILL, N. Y. December L.
An incendiary fire this morning de-
s,royed the entire business portion Of the
village. Lose $l0s. 900; insurance $685..
900. A man named Edward Jones has
bean arrested on suspicion of being the
inceDdiary.
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NhlArtpr

each bOitIe. a circuIAr containing Cert1h.
Gates Of wonderful cures Of rheumatism
neuralgia, lock jaw, tprains, swellings,
burns, scslds, caked. breasts, poisonous
bites. frozen feet, govt, salt rheum, eAr.Ache
&C.. and the recipe Of the Liniment will be
scnt gratis 10 any one. II Is the most won
derilli healing and pain relieving agent the
world has ever produced. IL sells ~ no ar
ticle ever before did sell, and Il sells because
il does Just what It pretenis TO do. One bot
lie of The Centaur Liniment for animals
yellow wrapper) IL worth = hundred dol.
lars for spawned, strained or CALLED horses
and mules, and for screw-worm IN sheep,
No family or stock can snoru 70 be
large bottles. d. J. Is. Rose 4 Co, 81
! broadway, New York.
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Castor Oil. II Is the only SAYS article Ia
existence which 10 sure TO regulate the bow.
els, cure windcolic and produce natural
sleep. II ispleasAnt TO take. Children need
not cry and mothers may sleep. 1917 WY
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.Centaur Llnlmen .

The great discovery Of the
age. There In no pain which
the Centaur Lininient will not
relieve, no swelling which II
will not subdue, AND no lame.
ness which II will not cure.
!. this Is strong langnApe. but
tits true. IL IL no humbug /;
the recipe Ia printed around
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From INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.

IsDIAsAPoLIs, December The num-
Der OF hogs killed In this city 10 Novem-
Der, was lO9,Gs3. About GO, 900 more than
the ZANE amount killed last year.
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MURDER.
From Cleveland, Ohio,
FtRE

CLEVELAND, December 1.-The resi.
dsnce Of Odore Hacko, No. 375 Wood
land avenue, was almost totally destroyed
BY fro yesterday morning. Loss vi, 900
Insurance unknown.
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DKLERIuM TRIMENs.

A young man named Henry Oberer,
died Of dolerium tremsns ~ disreputs-
bio house on UEion Lane on Saturday
night. The inquest resulted In . verdict,
OF death from. excessive drinking.
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A London dispatch dated 8 o'clock this
dc Havre. She was struck smidship BY
an English vesssl, the Locherne, and
sank in twelve minutes. The LLcherne
got out her three boats and stood by the
spot all morning, picking up SURVIVOR.
1t was not until we'll in the forenoon Of
tho same day that she fell in with the ship
Trimountsin, bound for England, TO whose
deck sho transferred the saved and went
her way for New York.
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SEN ATE.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The senate
WAS called to order at noon by Vice Presi
dent Wilson.
Senator ingalls, presented the creden
| tials Of Robert Crozier, who was appoin te,
by the governor OF Kansas 10 Ill the va
cancy caused by the resignation OF Csld
we'll. The credentials were received, anC
other officers were admitted.
1t was agreed that the senate moe
daily at II o'clock, until otherwise or
dered
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27
Centaur Imminent.

There is pain which the Centanr Eminent win not
relieve swelling IL viii not subdue and lameness
which it will not This is strong language bat it is
true Where the parts gone its effects
lous 1t has produced cares Of rheumatism neural
gia lockjsw, palsy sprains swelngs caked breasts.
scalGs burns, salt rbeum ear-ace &C. upon the human
frame. and OF strains SPAWN CALLS upou animals in
year than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began 1t is counerirrtant an aheallins pain
reliever Crppes throw away their cruches: the lame
walk poisonous bites rendered harmless and the
ded are healed without 1t Is no humbus The 70
ceipt is Published around each bottle. Il selling
article before sold and II sells 1t does just
what it prpteRds to do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism pain swelling deserve to suffer IL they will
not Centaur Linment More than 1000 certificates of
remarkable including frozen limbs chroncrheuma
tism govt running tumors &c, have been received. We
will send circular containing certificates the recipe &c.
gratis tn requesting it, One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Centaur Lniment Is worth hundred dollars
for spawned sweenied horses and murs for
in sheep. Stockowners-this niment is worth your
attention No family should be without Centaur Lnment
J. Il. RosE Co.. New York.
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Highland Ise....

bold and daring attempt rob the safe Of p John
made a few nights since The burglars entered
through n back taking the opportunity when M
at home hut Mr.. johnson He heard them at
work; they filed the lock with r~lrr aud made three
attempts to blast it, He supposed their object was to get
him from his ROOM and make him unlock it but he SAYS
he sharp for that. THY did not make entrance
into the safe but the lick the dOr was sprnn.
badly. He says he would pay ten dollars than To
have had il happeus There about s0 eurrrn-
CIV in the safe at that Some strangers were seen
about the day before supposed to hc Kansas City or
st. Louis cracksmsn
effort is being made have the Hon = C. Shields
appointed by the Governor Justice "f the Peace here in
the place Of T. J. Vandesicr Es, who will vlcate the
Office when he leaves here ill the responsible Office To
which the people have Srctr him. Mr. Shields is an old
and respected CITIZEN and would make excellent officer
Highland is much in need If Bazaar. We have no
doubt but If cnerprsng lady would start one it
would be well patronizcd. Hiawatha has one and why
can't vel
Business is very lively at the Bee Hive Messrs
Thomas & Close have filed up with groceries, in
tinkerins clocks and watches; and Mrssrs Unk-frr
KitzmiIler engaged in the sewing machine Lite and
Fire insurance agency
Prof l. s Riggs has returned, from extended tour to
Wisconsin, where lie has been selling his fiu. washer
SACKRT.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

4 large force of at work here len:tienins tho
side tTTrk The rapid business this place
made this necessary.
The lenshening of thu side track compelled J. Tcc
to part Of his coal house
We hear that the Rilruad Company is going put
stok yards here. Capt Couch generously donated the
grounds for the
We learn that the mreting that in progress last
week. resulted in several accrsons church Revs
Goodnight and Starr went from here to lawn Point where
they will hold another prutiactrd Effort.
W. d. Rippey to Leavrnworth where he purchased
of Alternately & Woods chairs for his hall. They
have arrived, and the hall is ready for
Our city delnscd with preachers on last Saturday
We noticed Rrvs. Orrm and For, Church Of God
Revs Strrr, Goodnight and Nisbct the Christians
Complexities; Rev. Wood, Methodist: and Rev. Brun.
IHtHersn
Vim. -Hnlcomb formerly agent at Eiwood is the Rail
road Agent and Telegraph Operator at shis place lie
is fitting up his Office AMI will soon have trlr
graphic communication with the ret If the world.
Thanksgiving Day will be appropriately observed here
There will be preaching Mt eleven that day; and at
night the Mciholiss will have festival Rpp.ys Hall
Quite a number Of hogs shipped frum here this
week, and the hog trac has been quite lively Capt.
Fleming, DR. Nsbet, and the Pry BruIcrs are buying
said by those who the affair that one Of
hog buyers had his throat felt by another Of that
fraternity The who unfortunate as to he ca
rcsse in this way, around evening look.
ing for Esquire Mawherter, with a view If having his
friend contribute to the school lind
Oar citizens enjoyed musical t,-t on Monday nj ;ht,
Our friend, Wm Hardwig having employed three Italian
brothers to assist in giving concerts the Of their
series at that time. They certainly good performers
and they gave good satisfaction.
Our merchants are kept busy. Eleven good statesmen
busy daily attending the Of the numerous
who crowd the four drysoos stores Of this
place. OBSERVER.
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Farmers lmte BUSY III 'heir c"rh n'ius looking up the
h"o"ihs'
Farmers disposns Of their Dogs at cents per pound
not having enough corn to feed them any longer.
Hon C. MAILER starts for St Joe this evening I'm Law
in new supply of goods The farmers Of this community
keen him travelling to and fro um st joe to
their ten thousand wants.
Tho ,o,,u, ,,.n,,0,.n os ann. and i;r; mn, ..,.,
IA, oon;nn >, .r,,.;,o .or,, far On, Io,.,.,,, =,
,L; n, W., Th., 80. ., - a, -,
...I - =. a.. .r;.a 81 ,ha ,...,,,a-. :. -
it. e. a. - II;.-s =. sh, a. H.,
,h;r-,t Sn.r;.,-,.
"rees mas peen a"sen' i"' NV P. "eeA 'oohihg al
ter ms grain Onsincss IN other paris" vi hahSS ms neid
OF operations getuns To DC que eAese' ana Keeps
'he 70 P"nnns nyng over the o'"H'i! " RAPID rate 10
meet all requirements
party Of young went out the other night to
enade bride and that had just taken passage in
the ship Of matrimony for voyage upon the Of life
After reaching the supposed place they dismOunted and
commenced their serenade with the ringing Of COW bells
and making the praes sund with the discharge of the
revolutionary musket and the croakns ola horsshdde
Seeing all their efforts in this direction did not bring the
lovers to view they to force an entry into the
habitaton of the snhern- pair Upon raising the win
dow they were srated at the sight Of what they supP"'
ed to be the bridal bed SO one of the youthful serenaders
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

IMPORTANT SURGICAL OrERAnoS.-Undoubtedly the
most Important and dangerous surgical operation
performed In the State performed Tuesday upon the
person Of the wife Of Rev H. W. Shaw residing in the
eastern part Of Brown Comfy about eight miles south
west Of White Cloud very esmable lady of ne educa
ton and intellectual attanments and much beloved BY
those who know her. Her age probably fifty years or
little over 1t 10 well known to a large portion of the
people Of the northern Of DOnPhan and part
Of Brown County that this lady has for the past ten or
twelve month"; been afflicted with obscure delicate
disease within the abdomen suspected By Dr. Shrcve
their family physician to be ovarian drOpsy She is
rally large woman but her size had lattery grown i'm
mense and for months past she unable her feet
and she was in constant danger Of suffocaton The diff
Guilty OF arriving at positive and satisfactory diagnosis
Of the SUCH that further counsel was sought and
obtained Among others who her was DR.. ]. W.
Brock Of Leavenworth. He Thought the Of
ovarian druPsy The abdomen which had been gradually
filing up at the time the Dr. her ten days ago.
enormously dstended with evident fluctuations 1t was
resolved TO explore with the rochar and she accord
ngiy tapped Contrary to expectations but little fluid
passed through the canula and that thick white al
luminous matter. After consultation il was deter
mined to recommend the operation Orayotouy as it wss
believed that the disease pretty clearly ovarian drop
sy and that operation afforded the only possible chance
Of relief This situation clearly faithfully laid be
fore the patient and she gladly chose submit to the
fearful operation the only hope Of relief small as the
ehasess Or Tuesday the 25th inst the operation
skifnIly performed by Dr.. Brock efficiently assisted
by Dr.. Thomas Of the LeaveoSorth Hospital and Drs
ShEeve BsxrOa aud Brooke. large iumor proceeding
FROM Shs S OrAIx entirely removed. The tumor i
known TO surgeons EaailOohuldT 1t was extern
sively adherent to the peronsa lining the walls of the
abdomen and vseera generally These carefully and
skifuIly severed and the removed. Its weight
sack aud contents sirgeah pounds, Two hours az
ter the operation the patient was but very low. The
issue Is dOubtfuL
This viii he fully reported in amcdca Journal for
She notice Of the profession.
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Interesting 20 Farmers.

The citizens Of the County who propose planting orch
ards viii find 1t to their advantage give their patronage
to Snyder of the Prairie Nurseries, at Highland who
keeps perhaps the largest stock In the State and can fur
nish them low the class of trees can lie
purchased at m Of the leading Nurseries Of the
Try Hr has had long experience in the business in
this County and has thoruugh knowledge Of all the rari
cites adapted 70 this climate Parties who deal with him,
may be assured that an orders will be filed with the variety
wanted He keeps everything tn he found in
Nursery and soeits the patronage Of the public Apply
tn the proprietor,
T. SNYDER Highland Kansas
UT 70 T. IT, bRiiH'E- Troy uy lift
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r. We understand that our correspondent Granger
who sends Severance items has again given offence
and that Persous still insist that A S Campbell is
the correspondents In the first place see that
Granger has committed any great outrage The con.
Guiding squb in his last report regarded as Joke
and doubt il intended But wish TO distinct
ly state again. that A. s. Campbell dOes write the
Granger" items and has written nothing for paper
for two months. We shall not publish any items which
consider slanderous; and repeat what we have
said before that any person thinks that injustice is
him columns they open to him defend him
self
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

4 DoSrB,x SESs,TnN-The Atchison Cha,aIioH pub
fishes sensation frrm the town III Doniphan A few
weeks ago the hotel of Charles Billimrk in DonPhan
s.rs- which ih.ru insurance for 81 900
Last week. Mrs Bimek succ-cdctl in collecting sajO
the policy induced her husband tn go a visit to rrla
tive. and while he absent she, with their three chill
rrn riop-d with Frank Lancson laborins of Don
iphan who leaves a wife and child in the latter town.
They last heard um at ST. Joseph II is safe to say
that Frank Langstan will finger these grcenaeks ut the
earliest opportunity and will then turn Mrs. Blmck and
her rhillri.n out 10 .r.ss.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

RARE BARsAN.-C F. Jennings. having failed to sen
his farm at White Cloud is determined to sell a
price If he can get offer The farm sdjoins the city Of
White Cloud and contains enc hundred and sixty
all fenced and improved IL has good house and out
buildings an abundance Of peach and other fruit trees
and everything CALCULATED to make desirable farm close
to market ANY person wishing to buy has only to look
at the place and make offer The property
bered and good title be given. Address r Jen-
ninss East Joplin No. or apply TO 3 A. ssarsr' high
land, Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

CR.ieria is more than substitute for Castor Oil 1t
is the only safe article in existence which is certain
simulate the foo regulate the bowels windcols and
produce natural sleep 1t contains neither minerals
phnS alcohol and is Pheasant to take Children need
not cry and mothers may rest febI3yI.
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ga. F. & A. M.

Xxx wHTTB.CL0tD LODGE, No. az A. F. & a.
~ NJ, meets at their Hail. third story of Weeks
Building. the Levee Wednesday night before
the Full Moon IN each month and every weeks there
after. l. L. 0RT0N, W. NJ.
JAS. NJ MAcKoT Sccy.
SMITHT0N LODGE M !. A. +. e. A. NJ meets at
their Hall tn Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon. and every two weeks thereafter Vi,itin:
Brethren are cordially invited
T. j. yANDERsLICE, W. "
W. TREgETT. Sec.
MASONIC.-Troy Lodge M S. A. F. and 4. Afasoiis
meet Mt their Hail. Monday evenings befnrc the full
Moon in each month"; and tho SATURDAY night there
after. c. C. BRIDGES w NJ
P.S SOPER Secretary.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

- Cni, -'Adly the finest workman In all kinds Of
cabinet work, is Dus 'r'''r. # White Cloud He can
make any article of furniture that may be called for Blu
rcaus desks bookcases anl the fner articles Of furn
ture are his speciacs. Call and examine his work.
when you in White Cloud and he will put you MP
thing YOU want on the shortest notice.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I O. O. r

.ssxksz I. 0. 0. T.
S@ WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. G. l. q. oi
q. r.. mertS ut Odd Fellows Hail. second
story Of Van BuskiTks Building. Main Street every Sat
urday evening at o'clock Brothers good standing
cordially invited to visit tho Lodge.
GEO. W. PIKE, v. C.
GEORGE l. MOORE, r. 3.
TROY CITY LODGE. Ma. Is, l. o. q. F.. meets every
Tuesday night in their Hail. C. Iands store. Try.
Kansas ii l.. MCADAMS y. e.
G. W. STRAHAN. r. s.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. g. ]. O. O. F., merits every
Saturday night in the Myers & Closes nurg
Store Highland Kansas. E. s. IRWIN, y. G.
WIN r. GAGE RS.
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CONF To TAw!-Bill Mann says he has few dollars ont
in accounts and whom he has accommodated for
the year 1873 and he wants to be accommodated by
getting Money he wants. and money he must have.
He means this fair warning to and ALL Settle up
br the first Of January AMI save another panic
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

nDTpM rheunIatism neuralgia. lockjaw, palsy,
sprains swelln-s cakcLreass scads burns saltrhcum
earachr &c. upon the human frame and Of strains spav
in CALLS &c. upon animals in year, than have all Other
pretended remedies sircc the world began. II is c-unter
irritant an ahrarg pain relicver Crpplrs throw away
their erutehe-, the lame VII; poisonous bites are rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without u
is humig The recipe is Published around each bottle.
1t is selling article before sold and IL sells be-
cause ii does Just what it pirtcnds do Those who
suffer frum rheumatism pain swelling deserve to suffer
If they will not Cenaur Lnim.nt More than 1000
certificates of remarkable cures including frozen lms
chronc-rheumatism govt running tumors &C. have bern
rccrived. We will send circular containing certificates
the recipe &c. gratis to any requesting One
tie Of yellow wrapper Centaur Lnment is worth hun
bred dollars for spawned sweenicd hrses and mules or
for screw-worm in sheep stockowners-th linment is
worth your attention. No family should be without Cen
Lniment Sold by all Druggists 20 cents per bottle:
large bottles si.OO ]. b RosK Co. - broadway New
York
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

MARROW EscArE.-wr have recently had of the
narrow escapes read about. Our premises ling in
Tested with rats place trap in the cellar fr their
bene-one Of those wire b'th ends nj which raise
with spring, and held up by trigger inside When
the animal enters and nibling AZ the halt
the trigger il the rns to spring shut prisonng
the 'varmint' alive. II had bern set far days
without entiring bite. Sunday morning. after devO-
tinns down to lonk ut the trap. II barry
light enough to the outlines Of tho trap but could
that il had been sprung Stirling the irnn handles
heard the prisoner maxim: Noise something brtwrrn
squeak and u growl lik- big rat FDn the weight
knew he a whoPper, and proudly marched ont into
the light with trophy. There. castins oHk at
prize snmetbiug seemed to whisper Old fellow jrst ap
that ere moughten quick And the uld fellow dropped
H. without a second invitation. 1t pretty thing
with white stripes down its back. and bnshy black tail
But had hest clothes, and didn't stay.
Getting long pole raised end OF that trap: and II
YOU ever scared pole broke for tho brush
aut that time Tha; animal could have ruined in
seconds; but strange to 1t exhibited frbearance
which have experienced at the hands of two
legged animals Of its species when they had good
oppnrtunity-it didn't sling drop and LEFT behind the
faintrst oIor indicate that II had been there. We
mighty thankful to that puet for keeping its temper
well under the circumstances.
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Price Raid Soldier. can ON me and !

- Price Raid Soldiers call and get your Scrip
cashed will callect all kinds Of Government Claims.
Pensions Bountes &c Agent for Phgnx Fire Insurance
Company Justice If the Peace Notary Public; Real Es-
tate and Claim Agent VIII be in Troy every Monday
Ew STRATT0N
Duniphan, Kas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

Castoria is more than substitute for Castor Oil 1t
is the only safe article in existence which to
simulate the food regulate the bowels wincolic and
produce natural sleep 1t contains neither minerals
Pne alcohol ana is pleasant take Children need
not cry ami mothers may rest. oct9yI.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

FESTIVAL SEyEE ,NCE-A grand Festival will be hell.
in Iipp-ys Hall Severance, the evening of Thanks
giving Day, tthis 2tl Fresh Oysters will I've Of the
features Music will be in attendance and grand good
time may he depended upon. During the evening. fine
set Of Ladys Furs will he voted to the homely lady
the hail. Tickets for Votes IS cents cach five for e.
! lmiitIncr 10 cents. All are invited
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2 Patrons of Husbandry. SE.

SUMMIT GRANGE. p H.. meet in the Klippel
School House the first and third Thursday nights
each month J. T. MIDEI Master.
J. ERsKIN Secretary
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-, The wife If Ed Noble died al the residence Of her
father Jerry Neibling White Cloud Friday last,
Of typhoid fever and buried Saturday in the White
Cloud Cemetery 1t wanted two days Of being tive months
since their marriage when she died Ed has the sympa
thes of the community in his bereavement.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-27

~ Esquire Webb Of Troy. lrf st. Joseph for his home
yesterday morning and when he arrived at the Troy de
pot received dispatch announcing the death Of his sister
Mrs Sapp of Sabeha She died Of lung fever So says
the ST Josrph Gazette of tle 26th.