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Connecticut western news., 1874-09-04

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Connecticut western news., 1874-09-04
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Connecticut western news., 1874-09-04
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Connecticut western news., 1874-09-04
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Connecticut western news., 1874-09-04

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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
HfEhiand Iterns.

Christmas duly observed by saints and sinners Mr.
c. Obler fell victim at many places. and for the first
time In his existence pous words said in his pres
Many citizens INDUCED in the very beautiful
and innocent pastime Of trundling wheelbarrow at
stake they being bndfolded. sackst' wanted to en-.
gage the festivities of the boys but took cents
get in. Oh, the curse Of poverty!
The schools are all having vacations the Holidays
being duly observed
A pleasant party held at DR.. J. S. Longs Christ
mas night which enjoyed by many of citizens.
For good old fashioned socabe time there better
place than the Docors both he and his genial lady max
ing feel perfectly at home.
The R. r. fever Is breaking some there being slight
prospects Of the Midland Pacific passing through this
place; but afraid it will with the recep
ton did the St. Joe d. C. R. R. Gentlemen, be just
IL you can't be generous
If next year is not Leap Year as near as Gen
Grant did Of being twin-it within Of it;
didnot make bad guess after ALL But let that be
1t may willing that the ladies' should take the
same liberties with Leap Year would allow
de.
MI C. W. Prewett is lying quite i'll.
Prof A McAfee has gone East in the Of the
Hufford Home We wish him abundant success.
think his enterprise worthy.
The following the officers chosen at the last meeting
of Smithton Lodge, No l. A. F. & A. N:
Milton I. Hills W. n.
w. Trevett S.-W.
A. S. Campbell. j. W.
]. Leigh, Treas
c. z. Fox, Sec.
b. Z. Moore, S. d.
William Brazicr, J. d.
j. W. Birchfeld. s. s.
Highland Lodge No. g. l. O. O. F. elected the following
officers:
T. Il. Wood, NC.
F. Kiizmller, V. G.
Scott Thomas Sec.
S. +. Amsbury, Treas.
MARErED.-By the Rev. L o. Hendricks Dec. Goth. Mr..
John Ward Miss Mary Rttenhouse both of Wolf Riv
er Township.
to Miss Sarah Benfer.
Christmas gifts but whether they got it in their stock
ngs not not informed That good old hymn
sung, viz:
This is the way long have sought,
And mourncd because found it not
DIED.-At his home south of Highland on Tuesday
Dec. I'D ls74 Col Sylvester Bonesteel aged 81 years
Col. Boneseel native Of New York, and had been
for many years resident of Highland He Colonel of
the State Militia at the time Of the celebrated Price Raid
He was universally respected; kind neighbor genial
companion, and ardent Christian, being member of
the N. T. Church.
Near Highland Kansas Nov. 10th, 1874, Mrs. Rosathe
Thomas, wife Of John Thomas, aged q years.
Also Nov. nth, Samuel W. Thomas, nephew of John
and Scott Thomas of Highland, aged II years.
Thus in the short space of week. did the Angel Of
Death appear and from the shores of time two
from the household WIFE and mother of three
small children; aud Walter, leaving orphan sister to
mourn his loss How sweet how consong the words
of Savior: Blessed they that mourn for they
shall be comforted."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

In these days Of railroad competition the wise traveller
Sects before leaving home In almost every in
stance he desires reach his destination speedily
possible and for the accomplishment Of that purpose the
HssOuri Pacific Through Linz from the West to the East
vSa Kansas Cty aud 81 Lowis offers Inducements
passed BY any other line in the country Everything con-
neced with the Missouri Pacific r. r. s first class and the
adoption Of the Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air
Brake together with Pullman Seepers, and Reclining
Chair Coaches render trip the line perfectly safe
and pleasant Passengers from all parts Of the West by
taking its Express Trains at Kansas City Leavenworth,
Atchison and other prominent cities landed in ST.
Louis at seasonable hours morning and eyening and la
ample make direct connection with all railroads for
every point in the NOrta East and South Particular
Information with maps, time tables &c. may be had at
the various Through Ticket" offices in the West,
upon personal written application to G. H. Baxter wes
tern Agent Kansas City, No. z. A. POrd- General
Passenger Agent. St Louis, No janl5yl
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To Observation-Disclosures Notice.

After the first Of January next-but short time distant
-publishers viii be required under the new postal law
to prepay the postage every of their papers
outsde Of the County in which they published At
rate fixed the postage the Chief will be about 10 cents
ayear, which shall have to prepay. We propose to
prepay the postage without additional charge all pa
pes paid for in advance at the rate of q But
subscribers viii that afford to send
the paper credit and prepay the postage toohey
not reasonably expect it. Ten is an insignificant sum
single paper but hundreds It counts up This law
viii necessarily do away with the newspaper credit system
at least, papers sent outside Of the County.
To be fully prepared for the order of things
SHALL in short time enclose bills all subscribers
ing under this rule showing their indebtedness up the
st Of January which they requested
NIT prompty-and Of course they wish continue the
paper las trust they all Will they will know what sd
ditiona amount send for the time they Those
who fail to respond win be dropped from the list
cannot afford send the paper credit and pay the
privilege.
~ This mark paper the wrapper will indicate
~ that the time paid for has expired is about expir
ing Subscribers finding it their papers viii govern
themselves accordingly.
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$780,

These Bonds issued for the purpose Of raising fund.-
for the erection of building the City Of New York
be used for
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Wathena ltems.

An grinder furnished fun and music for the boys
of our town Monday.
Bill Howell has started new bar bershop on ST. Joseph
Street
a shoemaker, by the name of Cummings has opened a
4 shop in Braidys harness shop.
Several teachers attended the Institute this week
Some of the nice young men about town. got drunk
Christmas Eve. Shame you, boys!
The Christmas Tree mentioned last week,
Everybody was there and almost everybody present
Credit due several Of the young ladies' for the pains
they took in decorating the tree.
The editor of the Reporter had the headache
bad that he could only give notice last week
QUERY!-why do people have the headache Christ
masi
We had Jail delivery last Friday night John Boston
and ruian called Caststeel confined there for be
fastening of the lower of the door, and springng
open. 1t thought that they had help from outside
There will be Charity Ball at the schoolhouse, on
New Years Eve. 1t gotten up by the Masonic fra
ternty for the relief Of the poor
Our town has been envened during the past week. by
the return of several young ladies and gentlemen who
have been away to school and elsewhere.
We are told that Mr. Fulton will shortly leave thi,
place; he goes Hannibal No. NJ Bauer will take his
place in Suiveley's mill.
The ladies' Of the Baptist Church had oyster supper
Tuesday evening.
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Rusisens net Affected.

The depression In business has not affected the
passenger traffic Of the St. Louis Kansas City Northern
Line they oonnue six fast express trains
than any other line between the Missouri AVID
Mississippi Rivers This rad enjoys great immunity
from accidents by Of immense expenditures in the
last years. over million dollars besides earnings
in wonderful improvements. in relaying their line with
steel and iron rails broad ties in rolling
stock supplied with all modern Appliances for comfort and
safety and another safeguard employ night and day
watcmen inspect the road beore and after the passage
Of each train to that everything is In order Consp
eous among improvements Is the substitution for
binary Of reclining chair coaches elegantly
pete and fitted with dressing for ladies' gentlemen
and families, rithOut any ertra charge The St. Louis
Kansas City Northern and the Kansas City St. Joseph
Council Bluffs Rairoad firm the only line running
through Pullman Palace Sleepers between Omaha and St.
Louis The shortest line between the West and the East
is the St Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line,
either through ST. Louis, the great metropolis Of
10000 inhabitants through Chicago ria the Chicago
Alton Short Line the Louisiana Bridge for
passage Of through trains Ticket Agents Of connecting
roads selling through tickets 10 the East North South
will furnish tickets by this excellent line For map circu
lars time cards and information relative &c. a
ply to address Lyman McCarty Kansas City, Mo-,
p. B. Groat, st. Louis, No. jan22y1.
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HiR luyention,

Lloyd the famous map who made all the maps for
General Grant and the Union army certificates Of which
he published has just invented way of getting relief
plate from steel to print Lloyds May the American
Contnent-showing from ocean to ocean-on one entire
sheet Of bank paper tOzo inches large lightning
PRESS and colored sized and vanished for the wall
stand washing and mailing anywhere in the world for
unvanished for 10 This map shows the
whole United States and Territories in group, from
veys to 1875. with million places It, such towns.
cities villages mountains lakes rivers streams, gold
mines railway stations &c. This map Should be in every
house Send IS cents to the Lloyd Map Company Phila
delphia and you will get \ copy by return mail
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MARRIED..

At Marysville Kansas, December I'D, 1s74 by Rev L.
+. Sheldon, Mr.. JAMES G. McISIRE to Miss Lou Shell
Don, al Of that place.
On Thursday evening. December 2lth ls74, by Rev A
II. Lilly Mr. PERM BLAIR to Miss MATILDA McADANs,
daughter of II. L. McAdams all Of Centre Township
Thanks to the couple for samples Of the wedding cake
The best wishes of the CHIEF attend them through life
On Tuesday evening Decrmber eeth. 1874 at wathena
by John C. Gordon, ESQ., Mr.. JOSH MAeuILkES to Mis-
BTrIE wooDwoKfH both Of Troy.
CAMPBELL-SCOTT-At Highland, Kans- on Thurs
day evening December a<h the residence Of thu
officiating minister Rev. NJ Irwin Or. JAMES A. CAHP
BELL and Miss MAKr & SCOTT both Of Severance Kansas
No Garcia
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
CHICAGO MARKRT.

CHICAGO. December 8.
wheat-Demand active. advanced and stronger; No. l
spring 81 No soc spot sOc January; so3o February;
No. ,, SIC.
Corn-Demsnd light and holders firm shade higher;
No mixed Soc spot; No. mixed CSC spot CSC bid
january G5f a66ic February
Oats-Fair demand and advanced SIC spot or December
Sale January; 52l sac February.
Barisy-Du and shade lower Nc. q s2ia % spot;
81 - January; 81 25 February.
Pork-Demand active advanced and unsettled; sis 90
spot; sl9 27i February.
Lard-Demand fair and advanced si3 10 spot 3 soei1
40 January; SIS IS March.
Cattle-Fay active and prices stronger all round ohe
rings of good quality 10 extra shipping - ~
butchers s. 00d4 81 choice TO extra steers IS si al
20; Texans sold IS 00d5 e7S
Hogs-Rather quiet but very firm and 5dloc higher
bulk Of SALES to fair grades at Is o. prices
range at % COAT IS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

BooTs AND saoEs.-Boots and Shoes important
item in the clothing Of mankind. They most i'm
portant part Of the person. and subjected to harder
usage than any other part Of the dress II is advan
tagc then have good article in this line and it is
important item get them eheaply possbie-espe
cally in these hard tines There is place where be
found these great considerations combinedand that
is George W. Mariows Market Square. ST. Joseph He
will sell you pair for pair style for style of the best
tsmmade work. at fifty cents per pair cheaper than you
buy shoddy stuff called boots and shoes Read his
noupcemeni in local columns headed The Elephant
In Town"
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ST. LOUIs MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. December g.
Flour-Demand only for grades at "a j0d4 IS and under
wheat-Dull and weak; M red 81 Ola o.; No. 81
o5aI 05; No. spring offered at SOC; 7ec bid
Corn-Unchansed; No. 2 mixed Is d66c-
Oats-Unchanged; No. mixed 81 a51ic.
Rve-Quiet No. 81 coal o.
Purk-Dull sI9 25dl9 So
Dry Salt MeaIs-firmsr round loose lots held higher;
shoulders sc; clear rib 93c clear sides lOc.
Lard-Dul prime steam nominal no round lots offered
by city packers.
Bacon-Dull shoulders Of smoke; held nominal at
9lc.
Hogs-Nomina s6 O0a6 90 for light to heavy packers;
ket.
Cattle-Quiet and unchanged; good to choice native
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

Dr. G. W. wertz, Dental Surgeon, permanently located
Hawatha takes this method Of Informing the citizens
Troy that he will be their city twice per month and
will remain three days the Hgny House, and that he
prepared do all work In scientific and satisfactory
Dr. wertz will be in Troy the third week in each month
All the latest improvements both in mechanical and op
erative dentistry employed Satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases dec5l.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31

pEArH OF An OLD CFTIzES.-It is with sorrow learn
of the death Of Col Sylvester Bouesre which occurred
last week at his home in Wolf River Township. Mr..
Bouest.el was Of the earliest settlers of Donphan
County and Of the oldest patrons Of the Chief having
become q subscriber during the first Of its pubca
ton and stood head Of Highland list During
the nearly eighteen years that We have known him.
have found him upright honorable man. always just
in his deaingA Kansas cannot well spare such The
pioneers are gradually dropping out.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
A. F. & A. NJ.

W WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 70. A. =. A.
|" NJ meets at their Hall. third story Of Weeks
Buldipe on the Levee Wednesday night or before
r Fu Neon in each MONTH and every two weeks there
after. L. L. OhION' w. N
C. W SHREvE Sec'y
SMITHTON LODGE. No. !. A. F. & A. NJ, meets at
,r Hall in Highland Friday night or before the
Full Moon and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren are cordially invited. -
LEWIS WELLINGTON, W. NJ
CHAs T. Fox Sec.
The regular communications Of Troy Lodge. Mo- S. A.
FkA N are held on the Monday evening before the
mi full moon in each MONTH and the second Saturday
evening thereafter c. e. BRIDGES, W. NJ
JAMES NJ. TRANT, Secretary.
WATHENA LODGE. No. g. A. +. A. NJ, meets at
their Hall in wathena every first and third Saturday eve
mig. D hAlCh' W. n
AUG. MILLER Sec.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. T.

I. o. o. F.
R&& WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 6. I. o. Of
N y meets at Odd Fellows Hail. second
- II Van Buskirks Building. Main Street every Sat
vrday evening at o'clock BrotherS gooa A'e
cordially invited 70 'i''' JOHN s. BEELER, n. C.
I T SASBoKS. X. &
TROY CITY LODGE No. IS, l. o; Q; y; meets every
Kansas. " "
HIGHLAND LODGE, No. g. l. o. o. F. meets every
,,day njgbt In the room Myers Closes Durg
sEr Highland Kansas IN L. GAOE- n u
FEINK KrTZMIILER, X. y
PHENIY LODGE, NO a, /, o. o. +. meet at their
h--'A A. STRAUB, n. G.
J. MowKI r. s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

<ny the lefh day Of Decenber A D. ie74 the under
signed were appointed by the Probate Court Of Don
iphan County Kansa- Administrators and Administrators
n The Estate Of william J. Bayne late az said County de
eesssd An persons indebted 70 said Estzte viii make
iumediate payment 70 the undersigned Those holding
clsi,, aeznsf the Estate vii present the for allow
snre within one year from this Ate and il not presented
-ithin three years the zame yin be forever barred.
Troy Kansas December p 1s1i
SARAH J. BAYNE Administrztrix
b b AAYNE, Administrstsr.
r.-,ub-r n Is7l-fw. Prs fee, q.
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II There 8 q rivalry going on In the way Of val
liable wedding presents when old Sharons daughter
San Francisco got married recently the old gentleman
presented her with check for million dollars. Down
in Brazil when the daughter Of old Don De Souza Csbr
the owner Of the diamond mines got married SOM pre-
scented her with diamond necklace worth almost
hundred millions Of dollars together with few billion
dollars spare change for pocket money. A Doniphan
County girl got married few days ago and her father
presented her with q capy of the Chief
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FG %! rIicb apply only 10 regular advertising.
s ' q lines .. Is,s e yss. Dsr
70 ;seTtiou and 50 cents per square for each sub
,ni Sotces will be charged 50 psr cent extra and
- ADVERTISEMENTS and personal communications
shs pToe. Of solid Nonpareil make one square. Ali
EEsI bslfa square and over, are counted - fun
srt .;..nspts requiring to be certified 70. viii be
~ cost Of certifying. in addition TO the regular
arged tDe 0O''
~ Advertisements must be paid for invariably In
IIncso; WORK Of aIl kinds done short notice a.
n yuD ,;n'ss viii admit All job Work must be paid
y = taken frOn the Office
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II We were nisnfOrmed regarding the marriage Of
Miss Phrbe Noble mentioned last week. If she il mar.
RED she hasn't found 1t out yet II We were a young
chap would do best TO make it true. But We take
it all back and wsh her much happiness when shs does
net married.
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The Elephant in 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 Call and examine stock Of Boors
and We guarantee saving of 10 to Is per cent
Remember the place. GEO. W. MAKLow,
oct2stjanl. Market Square, ST. Joseph No.