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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
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MI oerielben Deriagte.
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1eten uno segen mel6eS Die Staatsgeleb7
gebung ni6ts tbue.
Der nd9tIt9e &ufluraus. 0esen bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

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nOIbS ftimmte emit 6teben nit
uns, tDG6reno Us II nit @rasie ipieber
gu beri6tpin0en getpablt bate. Nu6 i'm
9auie mill man ii@ Die Singer ni6t uerz
bremen.
Gin @eIebeSbori6lag 8ra6pe1ls CUR
tbeiltpetlen N6i6affung beS an @eri6tss
peien bGngenben 3opfes unterlag Der
D%eretntgten Wa6t Der Nooofateu. Sin
uni9uLoi9er CD Seriuh. ein alnenbtrtes
&e9titrtrnn9sseieb bur6's 9auS gu
i9muggeln, 16etterte oil oer G9rli6teit
oer repnbltfanii6en 8auern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
Estate of JOHN DUSOLD,
DECEASED.

DECEASED.
Notice is hereby, gwen to all persons ~ having
nrIsnIn- deceased. to present the same for adjud-
ication and settlement at a regular term OF the
county court of cook county, to be holden at the
Monday of FEBRUARY A: D. 1874, being the sixteenth
day thereof. oro
MARGARETHA DUsoLDs
JOSEPH DUsoLD,
MICHAEL LINBACK,
Administrators of the estate OF John Dusold,
@0ssa6p 1MPR "Fee"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
Estate OF THOMAS WOLFER,
DECEASED


Notice is hereby given TO all persons haylngg
claims and demands against the estate OF THOMAS
WOLFER, deceased, to present the same LOT az
Indication and settlement at the regular term OF the
County Court OF Cook County, to be holden at the
Court House, in the City of Chicago, on the tnlro
Monday of April, A, D. 1874, being the %oth Gay
thereof.
Chicago, February 9th, A. D. 1874
LORENZ Z. WOLFER
sfeb6mt1 mIpm administrator.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
Estate of Ludwig KOelzOw,

IIECEASED.
Notice ia hereby given to all persons having claims
and demands against the estate of Ludwig keizow;
deceased, to present the same for adjudication ana
Cook County, to be holden at the Court House IN
the City of Chicago, on the third Monday OF February
A. D. 1874, being the 18th day thereof.
Chicago, December Sth, A. d. 1873.
NINA KOELZOW, Administrative.
FIR. RoELLE, Attorney, As North Clark Street
16beaG1p 1n1lpm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
S3u %UerfaMiem:

. a NJ p + 1T a ! d. u Cine second hand
4x8, cine 8x12, etne 1896.
Gin secondhand GubIar Dampftefel, Elm second,
hand Stres8or Dampiteiiei, ieOer Don fint Rierbetroft.
Serner bic ~fOlsenOe neuen Dompfmai3iueu. cine 4xs-
6rei 6xs, elm. 6hx11, cine ska, cine 9x14, eipe 10x14,
cine 10x1S. MaR iprede Dor ober abreIfre
g.. s. GOos & Co.,
2Oian5w5 $50. 1873 Mi6i9onz Strake, Gbtcooc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
Estate of ALBERT GAUDE,

QeCeaseu.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
and demands against the estate of Albert Gaude,
deceased, to present the same for adjudication and
settlement at q regular term of the County Court OF
Cook County, to be holden at the Court House, IN
the City of Chicago, on the third Monday OF April
A. D.. 1874, being the Goth day thereof.
Dated this End day of February A. L. 1874.
BARBARA GAUDE, EXecutrix.
ARNo Voss. Attorney, 4feb6ut 1nlrpp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

@arter'f6e 6iitte, nobel Der Rnabe bers
puloet tunrbe, bate fetnen @run6 6arin,
oaB Garter bic 9iitte = an cine farbtae
Samilie DermietDen tpoIte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

Sn b%ertaufem: men, sa . @'isSGsaS@iSS '55o i S@s.
ebtca9O oerbeiiertes Steal @itats perIanst. genruel @ittt.
DON Eantotee, Sl., oftertrt leine moblbefdttnteH carmen
gum 9crtaut 9elesen an Der SuinoiS @entral @iienbabn,
III Eontatee= nuo Sroquots>Gountp, Staot SuinotS, in
itne nabe ben 80riern @bebauie ,uO Clifton, 65 0teilen
lnolt0 pom ebtcogo. Inter bet &nSubL lit bic Dtelbe>
tanHte rWtIle's Grone SFarur" unb bet sidrmen uno SGnz
oereteH IN Der llmseseuo, entboltenb $500 Mcre in einem
ing. Otele 6orrHen lnb 2dnbereien limb ais bic
retbten nno meiit prpbutttuen I'M Staate Su betra9ter,
nno lueroen 5u iebr btltgeu Staten ~pertuuft pie fol9t:
scott Sarut". ansren3eno an pas 8orf Gbebanls IN
Mantotee eouittp, nnb unltaBt go are; bteleibe bat
5pet 9nte SSopnbduler, SDet CUTE Stuue Ino Gduppett;
liIn9er S~blt9drten a. it $40 tr~Gsenoen 8duimen, 6irl9et
@tthef, tIetne 6ril0te nnb @etrdrd) bat pier bauer
pate 6rilnen; gut I'M Sduut IN 40 unb 50 Acre Seloer;
tam aut Serlonaet lei9t in swei oaer rnebrere s5armen
9etbet!t- Wetoer. Srgeno eine NerIon, pel9e ft1 POM
gel6alte SHrid5 usteber mSni6t, ilno iii oer rnmtItelS
barren @eserto zines ~habid9en Stdotdens gu wobnen,
An5obl Store5 uuo anoere @eicbGftsbduler, iinbet bic
nun9.
DpiebIanb Tarn1", etne 01etle n5rbIid pom Gbebanie,
IN Sontatee eonntp Sele9en, 1n6 entbGlt 800 AGer; 9ros
pes SluetloIt9eS MounbGuS; quite uno gerdulnige 9te>
3e!l9eoauoe; lun9er unb gutter Sbit9arten nit 75O tlags
l1Dt9en SbfDauneil; aroe1e S~Sritdble fat auer Nrten,
@eltrale &C.. quite Quettet 5ur &rGnfuns os &tebs;
gut mil SetSen nno oeGen %rmsebeu; cine ~retSeuOe, anz
8ereDms, Trl6tbare uno pinldenSrpertbe Sarm.
D~EoHg5dm Gree J1rm", 2h Metlen Iiiolt@ uon Gbez
oaale lno IL Wtetlen n6rblt@ poI Der bibldet Srts
l1att Clifton, an Der SuinoiS Central Babn, in cSros
dAotS Sountp gele9en, unb ertb6lt T60 Ader; bat Spet
WV V'"ie'' tI"eS Spel>' pas anoete anoettDdlo1todi9
@touun9en, Stbeunet uno @ribS; l6Dner jun9er Sbltz
9artsn pom 700 tra9fabtseu 8auuem; tleine 6Tabte i'm
~tleberEuB, SeIrdude, &C.. better idwor5er @rltno; gut
b~ep1nert nno e~IH9eSdunt lnb uuis Bette perbeNert; etne
ahs9sSeIsrete 6orll, pel4e, IpsnH nDtbi9, leidt Setbeilt
Weroer tam.
%o98bseIer 6arm", et,pa 4 Otetten meltlid BON Clinton,
IN Sropuois @onntp 9elesen: eutbdlt SOP Mder, oues
nnier gutter @nltrr; 9nteS 0auS, groBe Sdeuue, ousge>
oebnte Anbouten, Cribs unb CARDS sut eingesauTt;
tein 3anermon9ei; ret6es, meueni0rmtQes Yam; iuuz
9r SolSarteH pon $40 &Gumeu, weldt eben uusoesei6s
NeIe 15CuQte Su lrQQen DeQtuuelt, fletuere 9yrltdbtc uuh
G!eltr@ute; r%ei5enoe gage, %n0rblid9 unO weitItb bur1
etren lbonen &9aiu pom iun9en &albbdumen 9ei9iet;
etne 5art erlter Sloile uno tHr Seoernann preiswiirot9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
Afitet G,td1 boz oma&SaIber.

Gin Spfer trGbsr Snbiscretton, wOOur4 @srusuidwas
Si ate SeilnIitteI %pereebeuS; bis er elm einiades 0titteI
Srtr Getbit=Gur tntoefte, 6as er iret ieiueH s~eiSsHsges
tilbrten 3uididt. MDrefe: j. H Reeves Te, 20
fGai9H Str. &eps9Grt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
Neb0ututen=Gh MIe

lin wieberboGten Muffor6erunsen sa eutipredeu, babe
i'd mid eutidlolien, am 1. DtGrS einen Sebamneneqebrs
CIRRUS Sa %erofmen. GGbere 8sOinsunseu All idriitIide
ober mitubIide Anirasen ertbeitt Or. SuIa $.
sriiden Baibinston unb &an6oIp6 Strobe. Oiiices
Stunben: Ia ubr Na6mitta9s. 99ian3t u4mImD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
MQsQufr00fn=Amiioel

in srobsr @uswabI gu ben nieOrtsIten grslfen Be
Chs. 6. SIenteMtS.
Gatbarine Sebtn, @sent,
559 State Ctr, nabe IL. ctr.
SrberS iIrs 2aub perbeu prompt uub biais beieret.
11ian1W 10 mo liam u4mS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17

Hber ben @nfentbalt nub bic NbreIIe DON Stoberf
M0ant i'm Sabre 1869 in. ober BET Gbtcaso, gus, erz
bittet belien BruSer SuItNS MO0mt, belize ans etieos
Iib, 8reuben, unter Abreiie 9lu9MIt Bent, p. NJ,
gaft Sarminston, 9olf Co., @isc. 1feb4mlpS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
Ginaiae NiteDerIaae non

SamSrcfh's Samercieut
bel ID. S. Heffron, So. $50 State Ctr, Gbicaou.
senb.t fir Catalogue unb atmauac. "a S.uti6 unb
6rous6fi9 ptrb seiproden. 1~ieb4mlp5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
s@mieSesGbop an perfamfem.
13ian4w6

Cine ausseSei6nete @eGeseubett fir einen Deutlden
Snmtep- gfa4Sufroser BET .
Geo. Seipett,
13ian4w6 @riblep, Oicyeam Co., SSus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-17
ReO Gtor Chic.

paKage=@retfe:
GaiIts pen uno uad Nut1perpeu $50 un6 $50 Gapier.
n giperpool $75 bis 500 Rapter.
0piiheuoed,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-20

In these days of railroad competition the wise traveller
selects his route before leaving home In almost every in
stance he desires to reach his destination speedily
possible and for the accomplishment Of that purpose the
Assour Pacific Through Line from the West to the East
ria Kansas City and s. Louis offers Inducements
passed by any other line in the country Everything
nectedwith the Missouri Pacific r. is first class and the
adoption of the Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air
Brake together with Pullman Sleepers, 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
Atchson, and other prominent cities landed in St.
Louis at seasonabe hours morning and evening and In
ample time to make direct connection with all railroads for
every point in the North, East and South. Particular
information, with maps time tables &C.. may be had
the various Through Ticket" offices in the West or
upon personal written application G. Baxter Yves
tern Agent, Kansas City, Mo-, E. A. Ford, General
Passenger Agent St Louis, Mo. janI5y1
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-20
Busiue.s not AGec,ed.

The recent depression in business has not affected the
passenger traffic of the St Louis Kansas City Northern
Short Line they continue to six fast trains
to than any other line between the Missouri and
Mississippi Rivers. This road enjoys great immunity
from accidents by of immense expenditures in the
last two years Of over tive 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
wachmen to inspect the road before and after the passage
of each train, to that everything is in order Consp
ciOus among improvements is the substitution for
binary Of reclining chair coaches elegantly
peted and fitted with dressing for ladies' gentlemen
and families uiahO1 any ertra charge The St Louis
Kansas City Northern and the Kansas City St Joseph
Council Bluffs Railroad form the only line running
through Pullman Palace SeePers between Omaha and St.
Louis The shortest line between the and the East
is over the St Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line,
either through St Louis the great metropolis Of
$50 900 inhabitants or through Chicago the Chicago
Alton Short Line the Louisiana Bridge open for
passage Of through trains Ticket Agents Of connecting
roads selling through tickets the East North South
will furnish tickets by this excellent line For map circu
lara time cards and information relative rates &c. ap
ply 70 address Lyman McCarty, Kansas City, Mo,
p B. Groat st. Louis No. jan22yl
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-20
Iowa Point Gossip.

Since my last the grasshoppers going for every
thing most that eatabe but when it of
the bpeds think they will find them hard TO mastcate
Our place has been honored If may use the term by
the advent of some young who left here some rev
since to better their condition and give the world
the benefit Of knowledge acquired under circum.
stances They severally carried gold watches wore fine
clothes yet did not seem wholly above speaking their
old chums 1t is to be hoped that their may be up
ward and onward and hope they may arrive to that
pass that they will not recognize their poor kindred.
Our mills going SLOW the farmers being backward
in improving their farms the grasshoppes throwing
damper on everything.
Our merchants feel like hanging their harps on the
willows but it is to be hoped they may enabled to pay
as heretofore, their just liabilities.
send copy of the Salem, (dassl Register Under the
Obituary, the death of Errom More You will OBJ
that it spells the each way which think you
will find hard to match.
One Taylor Englishman, offered 81 900 sterling to
match the following:
'Lewd did live,
Evil did dwell
And in view of the dcgeneracy of the people hope such
may not be our condition. BONES.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-20
Severance segmeuts.

The long and parching drouth to a happy end in
the copious showers of rain on last Thursday
night Happy end sayi but every has its thorn
The excessive heat followed by almost pc peual
blaze of lightning and peal after peal of the loudest tun
Rev. G. W. Wood and his wife were asleep They were
rendered sensees for Minutes and the set on
ire Mr. Wood recovered far to take in the condi
ton Of affairs and found his wife still senseless but she
also was resusctated and they began extin
gushing the flames which accomplished by the time
i aid of Baird Campbell Morse others who came to
their aid and took them t houses and kindly cared
for them the Parsonage having been very much injured
The greatest excitement that has prevailed here for
some time the Convention on Saturday which was
called for two O'Clock At early hour wagon loads of
spond but they seemed little cres:fallen on finding
that great majority of them belonged the Grange and
went to the Hall instead of the Convention But printed
tickets were passed around the satisfaction all until
by some unneky slip" it ascertaued that the
State was put up" when of the leaders went off
on his ear followed by others Of the subornates who
were heard to eHcam that Wolf River had been carried
long ennugh in Troans pocket and the was all
the more awaiting because they did see it until
alas! IL was TOO 1ateS ------------s
Business is quite lively considering the crasshonper
panic Apples fresh from the orchards every day.
Omnibus business being little dull the Hon. has turn
ed his attention furnishing the Benzine vendors with
cider, and the groceries with apples.
The II. E. Church is almost completed and it is
credit to the people Of our thriving town PETE
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-20
wsshens r,s~s.

Although the opposition to Judge Price strong and
determined we have TIE satisfaction Of knowing
elected his delegates the Congressional COnvsnon last
Saturday.
Some of the ragtag and bob tail of this community tried
to make ii apparent that Of our best men, including
A. e Campbell and Chris Nahruug, had sold out" to
Cy- Leland, in favor Of Price when man is Price
man for months in advance Of the primary election how
can he sell QUIT"
W. H. Stone, Of the Bellenont saxills selling best
native lumber at $500 per thousand feet
One Of our coored citizens delivered himself Of the fol-
lowing one day last week: have bin notsin de genea
ogy OBJ de moon and de mastrcnomy OBJ stars my
opinion is dat de cold all in de souf end de moon
and de heat am all in de end and dats watts makes
30 hot here now. AS Fred Paul would say: That's
what's the matter, and if they will come down will cool
them of"
Jno clswater owns the Belemont Iimekilu, and will
furnish the best quality Of lime all times for s
one hundred bushels; 80 eents,by the wagon load
Hensel the wbom Bona of the ST. Joe Gazette land
one Of the best Price in state was in town Tues
day hunting subscribers for St Joe Herald The Chief
man got two 10 his one. and he was q Price man.
Galloway is rushing things Jake Ramsels new build
ing.
James Fulton, the man who shot few days ago is
still aye but no hopes of his recovery
James Mitchell has moved his drug store to Robinson
Brown Co. Jim has many friends in this section who
viii regret his departures but they will all wish him suc-
cess wherever he may 60.
couple Of boys had "scrimmage'' Monday and the
Marshal promptly arrested them but the Police Judge
too much under the influence Of the weather n
ssy than -UPeel" Case Confined by the Marsbs
until Wednesday morning.
New that Gus Miller has no opposition, he /, sailing
drugs at lower rates than ever -
Our thsnks due C. L. Holland for favors rendered
MI Phi Box viii his family to Fairburv. Ne
braska in about two weeks. Many friends will regret
the departure of Mr. Box and family from our midst
Judge Price and Doney Wood were in town Tuesday
morning The Judge sent for by Mr. James Ful,on
the man who shot.
The fight against Price, last Saturday resulted i'm a
deadlock for about three hours; but A J. Movry over
reached himself and caused Of his friends to think
that he was Osborn which made n slight CHANG,
in the vote.
The editor Of the Reporter entered ntn the contract In
support MI Price, and although Phillips man. nobly re-
deemed his pledge, by voting for Price.
Uncle Charley Highly spent the day in watlena, Tues
day His many friends were glad to see him.
Doctor Quincy, formerly of this place, has been in
town for a few days.
Cy Leland, Jr- was in town, Tuesday morning and
greeted his friends Of whom he has many with smile
over the result OF the primary election He is Price
man. i
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-20

INTERNAL MAcHYE.-we have been in the, editorial
business for twenty-five years during which time
many threats have been made against u.s. never until
now have detected suspected deliberate at
tempt at assassination. few nights since, a buggy
drove up in front of our house. and after few haoos
from the driver and the opening and shutting of the gate
drove away again. Going out, found box in the
path which carried into the house. 1t was carefully
marked, This side up" On opening it. we discovered
most complete arrangement of missiles powder &C. but
by some luck the apparatus explode this magazine
not been perfected to which circumstance doubtless
our life. There bottles of pickles and sauces
glasses of elles papers of cakes crackers coffee and
ping of soap box Of sardnes, paper of cigars big
potato and other articles Suppose there had been box
Of matches and the friction OF opening the box had igu
ed them communicated FIRE to the cigars from thence
reached the powder and exploded the whole magazine of
soap sardines and pickes-where would have beeni
We tremble to think of it, However, the powder was
powdered sugar. We have clue the perpetratOr
of the outrage tag with the card of Craig, Motter
Co. of St Joe, in the box but this have nodoubt
gathered with The straw used in packing the box
perhaps put there pupOsey by the coDpiratOrs
to misead detectives.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-20

SINGULAR OccuRREScE-0De Of the strangest stories of
the day. and the most novel phase of the grasshopper
question that has yet presented ITSELF
Phillips County About year ago. family from Geor-
ga OF German descent named Boonershine located mes
the western line Of Philips Comfy The Oldest dsugh
ter aged about eighteen, addicted to the Southern
habit Of elayeating She usually obtained the clay from
the roadside where resembled the clay the SOUTH of
which the natives fond. Early this Summer the
rasshoppers settled down in thz. region and soon began
depostng their in the gardens feds and by the
roadside The Boomershine girl with her clay.
eating usual with unusual effect uuf short time
ago when she began complaining Of uneasy feeling in
her Interior and commenced grAdnaliy swelling IKE one
with The dropsy rhesy<nptoms fusreese and change
began to take place in her appetite She no longer had
taste for clay but seemed to banker the blades of
corn leaves of trees dog fenne and other weeds and she
said she frequently felt If she could wings and y
away. Dr.. lie Due Of Phillipsbury was sent for who
said that he had before with case of the kind
that she be abong under haucination of the
mind Things went thus until recently when one day
the grasshoppers commenced rising and taking their
fight The girl looked them for awhile when unable
to restrain herself longer she rushed out of the house
tapped her If they wings about ten feet
in the air. and then fell the ground dead Dr. LeDuc
made post norton examination, which revealed the
wonderful fact that her insdes were literally swaruing
with fugrown grasshoppers. The theory is that she
ate of the clay in which the insects had deposited their
they hatcbed out inside of herr her appetite
partook of theirs and when time came for the
hoppers migrate instinct directed those inside of her
to do the An immense of people attend
ed the girls funeral DR.. LeDuc has preserved lar of
the grasshoppers, which he intends depOsting the
Smithsonian Institution Washington and the vari
Gus medical museums throughout the country.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-08-20
TO FARMERs-
TIL. place where you should Buy Wooden,

Farmers should money by pafronzing home insti
tuons and buying their woolens where they made,
and where but good stock is used in their manufac
We shall make Il the interest of all wool growers
bring their wool directly to the actoy, by giving the
highest market price either in cash or goods To those
wishing exchange wool for wOolens promise
saving Of twenty per cent
As quality style and durability of goods after
fourteen years experience in manufacturing feel
dent that they will recommend themselves To parties
buying in large quantities liberal discount win be made
Our stock is large and take pleasure in showing it.
whether you buy not Custom cardng and cardng and
spinning done for persons from distance at once.
We just what say and hope all having wool to
dispose Of in want of woolens will give trial. and
by doing money yourself build up home manufac
lures and keep the money in the West
CAV n. BUELL.
Factory and sales room, North Third ST.
may2sws ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May H. 1874.