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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-24
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The recent depression business has affected the
passenger traffic Of the St Louis Kansas City Northern
Short Line they continue to run six fast express trains
t,oo more an any other line between the Missouri ard
Mississippi Rivers This road enjoys great immunity
from accidents by Of immense expenditures In the
last two years twomiion dollars besides earnngs
in wonderful improvements in reayng their line with
new steel and iron rails broad ties in rolling
stuck supplied with all modern Appliances for comfort and
safety and another safeguard employ night and day
uachmen inspect the road before and after the passage
Of each train that everything In order ConsP
among improvements is the substitution for
binary cars of reclining chair coaches elegantly
peted and fitted with dressing for lades gentlemen
and families ritho,a any eztra charge. The St Louis
Kansas City Northern and the Kansas City 81 Joseph
& Council Bluffs Railroad form the only line running
thr.ugh Pullman Palace Seepers between Omaha and st
Louis The shortest line between the West and the East
the St Louis Kansas City northern Short Line
either through S. Louis the great metropolis Of ovef
$50 Inhabitants through Chicago ria the Chicago
Alton Short Line the Louisiana Bridge foi
passage through trains Ticket Agents Of connecting
roads s-ng through tickets to the East North south
viii furnish tickets by this excellent line For map crcu
lars time card. and nfornsos relative to rstes &c.
ply q or address Lyman Mccsrty. Ksns.s City. No. %
p. B. Groat S. Louis. Nc. jasz2y1
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A. F. & A. NJ.

NY WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. "a A. F. A.
w N meets at their Hall, third story Of Weeks
Building the Levee Wednesday night or before
the Full Aosn in each month, and every two weeks there
after. L. L. OkTON, W. ii.
C. ". SBREvE See'y.
SNITHTON LODGE. No. /. A. F. 4 A. NJ. meets at
their Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon and every weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren al cordially invited.
CHAs E. Fox. Sec.
The regular communications Of Troy Lodge, No S. A.
EkA NJ. are held the Monday evening before the
inst full in each month ard the second Saturday
evening thereafter. G. q. BRIDGES, W. M
JANEs N. TRAST, Secretary.
wATHENA LODGE No. g. A. F. & A. NJ meets at
their Hail in wathena every first and third Saturday
ming ,. HATCH, W. M
Ire. MnIER Sec
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lswa Psint Items.

Winter h again and this weather continues the
Missouri will soon block, and freeze over.
Our Burgh in its usual quetude. The improvements
inaugurated First Street bid fair to be the last
peted reminding the writer Of the Factory contemplated
In Salem Mass years since, which fell through. In
the Carriers Address Of "a In alusion to the
the following couplet
I'm statu quo Mil Dam still,
Although II makes 4 noise;
For when We sought the faith Of Men,
We found the play Of Boys."
In the progress the Good Templars have sub
sided another saloon been opened where the ape
te for the be appeased and pehoric
depleted and 1t ia to be hoped Of the surplus
may fall into the Of the and needy and the denisens
Of The adjoining towns who attend the hoedown may be
able 10 replenish their bottles which they bring with
them and not leave empty stomach.
There has been sign yet placed over our new
loon but the following diseh foOm old sign may not
be auaiss:
Up. Holland nhabits here;
Just call and take o little cheer
OF whiskey. Rum Brandy and Gin.
All which he keeps In style Within
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" BUCHANAN WOODEN MILLs.-These mills are turn
ing out fine goods manufactured in tn,
West Some Of the cloth of their manuaci equal
the imported article Of the grade The propretors
George and W. " Buell. long ago established reputation
for rstcass work. and fair and honorable dealing which
has given their Mills the reputation they now enjoy
Farmers in this region should take their wool directly
these Mills where they will always get the top the
market for it in cash what is better good honestly
made wcoens. Everybody in want Of any thing in the
way of wooens would do well give Buslls call they
sell largely at retail
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-24

1~ nis whispered around that there is to be q big
crop Of weddings in Troy and vicinity, within short
time. Such fixing ~ is going s astonishing, There
IL Qs girl getting up lots Of nice things and BIS girl Ia
fixing up busy she and Ps girls just up to
her in wedding filings; and other girls making
suspicious movements Well let them marry-that 10
the right way keep the world moving We wish them
all Joy
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. O. o. 2.

I. o. O. z.
M@$&E WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No G. I. o. Of
SsS< n r. meets at Odd Fellows Hall, second
..cry Of Van Buskirka Building Main Street. every Sat
vdsy evening o'clock brothers In good standing are
cordially 'h''''~ W '''' JOIN s BEELER, n C.
l. T sASnoKN. r. 2.
TROY CITY LODGE. No d, To- o. r: meets syery
Kansas. w. W. oAAAAAAAN' EN' w.
JoHS HAQunKES R..
HIGHLAND LODGE No. g.. !. o. o. F., meets every
sturSsr pieht IN the room over Myers Closes Durg
sore Highland Kansas. WIN. I. GAGE, y. U.
FRANK EHzIuLKR K S.
PHOENIX LODGE Nc 81. L o. o. F. meet at their
H.Il in wathena. every Wednesday evening.
A. STRAUB, n. G..
7 MoWRY r. s.
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aSsiness cards of S fines or less, IS year
W. Legal and transient advertisements " per square
L The first insertion and 50 cents per sqnare for each sub
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,iiorial Advertisements and personal Communications
TiSt lines Of solid Eonparen make square An
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,n,.nt advertisements must be paid fer invariably In
,dvInee ,rorxy =, II ia. A.. a., .hort notie. an
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~ vhen taken froIr the once
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wosrH wErtx h worth while b cal at this Office
and see the great family psPsr the a, spaa9sd Ban
nr" Ledger sise only q year and choice Of tsrs ele
cant chronos AIbuns Book Ac % saea Subscriber. We
r-,v. sussesbers st oniy o. which thu Paper
var s preiusas al sf ss ar vel YIN club ii with the
osis sss soypay s<Afv saiv sa7a csE saa - As %
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The Elephant I'm Town!
Low Prices the Watch.Word!
Good Custom-Work at Shoddy Prices!

The above only few of the bargains offer for the
next thirty days Cali and examine stock of Boors
and SHOES We guarantee saving of 10 to Is per cent
Remember the place. GEO. W. MARROW
oet2zuanl. Market Square, St Joseph, Mo-
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u Christmas comes the 25th Of December, this
year. and every child in the land expecting old Santa
We woud advise all parents that have any love for their
children and country to 60 to Russes and supply them
selves from his immense stock Of miscellaneous and Toy
Books Toys Of all kinds Candies in endless variety
magnificent stock of Jewelry, and many other useful
things that have not space to mention CIV.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-24

Man in Bains.-One Of the saddest spectacles in
the world is human being broken down by
the Of ardent spirt But the damage may be repair
ed the ruin restored to perfect saundns by
that most powerful Of all nvigorants DE- WALKERS VINE
GAR BIrrKRs Beware Of those tonios Of which Is
element They asgravste disease aud promote decay
i0iectw.
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Hiahland Items.


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-. -. .or. t.or.n, h,r,h. a.. No, ,.v,n drs
-. "a .v.n ri,,. cnnId 8. d.r,ing NJ. srr,r.
-, -I...r.,. - -. 4, ,L;n =. Ger.
..ad 60. Ill n.,, 80 a, Ian ,..r-.nd .bo,,d
= ,,,nd.,, n. .,,.n,,.d 9, NJ. .,,L. 81, tld. vii
- - i,h .o,,. 80, it'll .,.n,. sr n. All
- - ,.,.-..,;,,, oo...,o.I So,,.,hi,. r;.. ,o,
r---L.- en-, .,Id 81
l.u III ..,., ,,
=. :, Qua s,n,. T,I.,. h.a ma. ,h., h,s 80
-.
Toys at the right of us,
Toys at the left Of u.s.
TOYS in front Of us:
Then came in about six hundred boys and girls and
they volleyed and thundered!"
And the those toys and Christmas gifts are going
of why buckwheat cakes In sausage time are nowhere
And then he has large barrel Of Dutch hnecut Col
ly amt IL good Come round and take cha~.
n Forbes Of Iowa Point has purchased the store Of
Dr. ). Leigh where MI A scnumacner Is 'enns goods
We understand Ar. FORBES WI" remo'e ms sock 70 TINS
city Mr.. scnumaener wiz prooaoiy puiia s'"e ~ ne
mas large ana constantly increasing trade ana "ouia
De folly Tor MN 10 leave MT henhedS also mas orsk
trane' ihere Is no oe''er point IN Nor'nen AAns iol
~ 81. s .ssdnd IS -, i.sr.,,on.
., no, ~ ,b., unsb-or, ch.-.c,.r ,h.,
' "a sor,.h.. a,r .hs and .;nr. >, Do.h;na
-. H., -. "a go
-
"e3Io no" Enjoying "s'' run Fa.h'i q. W. '"'n'
-.o-. =. -. :, 80, - -. i,h -
Ia -. :. h;n, ,d NJ, y.nd.rs,;.. and ha.
- ,;-..-. -, a.. -, -, - -. r.
- ,L,,s.-., -. 80 roL - I'll, ,.-o.r.ri,
"a N .noarS ~ do,s a., can h. q, .,o,b IN. sn.in'
A. =, ,,,i Ia ,hough it,, ,orrn.v nth nl.a.a,,n,..
nd ,;.h No..
- ~ 49,
Rev. Dr. hsaser mas returned from ms tour East "here
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mchlstf.


Money 70 build housed 10 in businsss money
Tor asy PurPese long time and easy terms for use in
Assouri or kansAs Be obtained every Saturday Of
TIE st. joseph Building Company the St Joseph and
Aan'Aa Loan and Building Company For further par.
eeaars apply In person by letter 10 J. n Street.
PRESIDENT; ar l. AeLsaa Secretary. Franeis street.
OPEN House buildings 70 Henry Bodsr Jr- Director
Aoy' kAosas ianlyi.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-24

II The Massachusetts, papers are making mention Of
the decline of broom making in that State formerly
large and important industry This reminds that the
Of brooms Is business Of Importance
in Donphan County. There at least half dozen
factories in the County generally small scale; but
they turn q good many brooms in year.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-24

Y Many of our citizens viii remember Charley How
ard who here months ago engaged in the
full occupation Of playing banjo He hanged by
mob last week at Des Moines, lows, for murder. He
had taken up bis quarters in house Of ifame and it
pretty well ascertained that found murdered
had been killed by Howard and his mistress What puz-
zes u.s. is understand how who had been long
under the refining and eevatng influence Of banjo could
get down TO the crime Of murder.
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poNTPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judrs ID Judicial Dntriet-P. l.. HUBBARD.
ronnty C0mmissioaers--JKssE ". JoxEs, JcsEPH HA
ION CHARLES KEAKNEr
Sh,rid-THoMAs J. VANDRRSLIcE-
TTsasurer-RoBERI TRACY.
Coupty CIerk-CHARLRs RAfFKLIE.
TSstrict Clerk-THASK BBoTN.
COunty Attorney-DAvID II. JOHNSTON
prohate Judge-RoBHRT WILKINSON
register Of Deeds-AIEEKT HAZEN.
suneriptendert Of Public Instruction-D. ID. RosE
C,roner-G. g. ARCHER.
Suryeyor-EDwARD 7. REESE.
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r Pat Barlow is still in town, and wishes to say tr
tbe citizens that he has choice lot of gloves aces col
lars &C. which he will sell very cheap large lot Of
spectsces at only s2o per pair He socits patron
age and will call around to see you
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-24

MAso1c.-At regular Communication Of Tiny Lodge,
No S. A r 4. NJ held at their Hail. In Troy. Kansas
December sis 1874 the following officers were elected fas
the ensuing Masonic year; Henry Bodsr. Jr.. W. Nj
Charles A. Stewart w.; James Reville J. w.; Hiram
P. s.xton. Treas.; Thomas Henshan, Sec; James n
Trznt Tyler.
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D. S SzReEkST.-See the advertisement Of Mr. Ser
eeant this tissue Of paper BE has full stock
Of every description of family groceries and viii sell
article the line cheap the cheapest BE also keeps
horse feed and feed stable By II you want feed
for yonrseh your horse. give him call
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There will Be Christmas Ball given in Fox's building
On Friday evening the assh general invitation is en-
tended. Price. o. per number.
Managerial. ". Newton W p. Russell W II sAe,.
herd Oh Highly Chas. Z Brown.
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Warming.

Ny old firm accounts must and shall be settled by jar
uary 1875 Accounts not settled then, parties will fin
in proper hands for collection JOHN T. WILSON.
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~ Charley Burkhal.er's building 10 ready for the
roaf The hate favorable ve.ther has been 10 his hand
and bis WORK has pushed He win occupy the o-er
part far his Nest Market while the upper s"ry VIII be
divdsd up into sfces This building completes solid
brick block from Bader's corner 10 the City Hotel
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Is expected that Court will adjourn today As the
business is mostly disposed ot
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q MUucAL EDUcEuoS Of the highest grade can be
'Sahed at MOUNT cARRoE SEMINARY, fully equal to the
the best musical eonseryatOriss less than half
~se cost july2tE
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~ Popular illustrated book go pagesl on MANHOOD.
"oOkNHooD! NARRIASE! Impediments to Marriage;
cause and cure Sent securely sealed post paid for 50
SaA BY DI C. WHITTIER GIT ST. Charles Street St.
"'o'A Ne tie great specialist Read his works nois.
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An admirable feature In the arrangements at MOUNT
IARso sEnkEv IL the furnishing manual labor
sass Who would economies their expenses. See adver.
S'ensut o. foarth page juiy7f
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AL READY FOE TIE HoIIDAYs,-As have just n.
ceived large stock Of Toys from the East for tia Holt
days. we are able to sell them At Eastern prices.
BfcKFsRp SrycIArR
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" The item which recently published relative to
the Harpster brothers wheat IN Wolf River Township
has pretty much gone the rounds Of the in all parts
of the country 1t doesn't do any harm to make note Of
such thiugs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-24

~ large invoice Of Sugar Toys just received for the
Holidays at Wheeers Call and make your purchases in
time
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9 Patrons Of HusbandrY. ~

CENTRAL GRANGE No. 466. meets every Saturday
afternoon at ! O'clock in the Odd Fellows Hail. Troy
JOHN N. TRACY, Master.
THOMAS HENsHALL, Secretary.
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II Fresh Candy every morning, at wheeier',.

r. Saturday night another boisterous night
Drunken were yelling through the streets firing re
volvers and riding their horses into stores II offenders
dealt with they deserve sufficient could be raised
from fines to pay the running expenses of the city.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-24

" Ed Rseder left on Tuesday. 10 spend some months
in Indiana That's Why many Of the girls are dressing
in black
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y Next year will not be Leap Year. If 'sacket" Is
Hatering himself that will have privilege to 60
for him 80 soon he is foolng himself
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Il We mean BUSINESS when say st. Joseph nor
Atchson beat for Low Prices Don't fail to give
ms a test CT. VAN BUsKIRk.
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~ ThE "TEldsEKs PROVISION" at MoUsr CARROLL
has enabled Of the best teachers In the
dt themselves for the positions nf usefulness and
4 they are occupying. See advertisement In this
R-Pef iuly2tf
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II Hi. aud Yves weyer left for indiana, Tuesday, to
spend the Winter. HI named aft-r old Hi Lowjack
and wes after John Wesley the that killed Tecum-
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u The latest case Of economy Ne have beard Of vss
that q young married in this County, who wa.
shortly expecting the first addition % hs family He Wis
tied a. the In the place. receiving proposals. and
getting up eoupettioa or attending 10 the case and
de.vorspp N SEW them down the lowest fgarei
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Y A communication from Highland on the other sid
of the question Of making home pleasant win appear soor
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y II you want anything in the line of handsome pres
ents for Christmas 60 to Russells.
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~ The most complete assortment Of Christmas goeda
.t Russes yon looked at and eeept Csa supply
cbristrass Trees At very reasonable rstes.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-24

" An kinds Of Cakes and Pies furnished for balls and
parties at nstoe Also, Fresh Bread constantly on
hand At Wheeler's
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Coal.
Rsehnopd Coal for sale at The 81 Joe D. C. R. De
not by c. L HOLLAND.
octia
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~ The largest and finest assortment Of Candies m
town. at wheelsrs Also fresh chessauta D4sea Fig,
and Rsissns.
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Y Oysters served up in every style and BY the can
wheeier's
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supply Of Police Judges Blanks just printed and
"f ale at thi. Office.
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- At The r-aehers' Institssa % meet here On the
-. .hAass Huffman wir give lesson On manners and
ne sAseld use hi. eonnunicatons in the wsfhs-
~ ''7' Ast Fan against the OzS9 - Illustrations.
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y Julius Brown moved into his new brick building.
last week and nov h.s gos stare rce SLED with a.
choice stock Of sesda can be found In the County
Juus know. how 70 keep confectionery and restaurant
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whseisr'a Cal md try tAeu ~
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~ Pred whipple had hi. trial last w,.i g., go.
I'D vas acquitted. fur want Of common ,e,,.
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B o o z 5
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TAky pleasure IN announcing 10 the public, that
nov better than ever prepared 70 manufacture ordl
every style and description 81 Boots End Aoss-eoarss
fBe peged sevedn the neaest and rnsst subssasts
manner.
variety Of Eastern vsrk hama for tho ssesnusss
too Of those who prefer n
Making and repairing ecns 10 order; and The ais,s
Of ready made ucrk On hznd n an TINES shop ksie
Street sign of The Big Boot nearly opposite H.{'s
white cload. Ksasss, August is7i
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