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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
ct. Natricfs Xaa puree in Dubuau

ct. Hatriefs 1aa purre in Dubuque
rc&t feisrIi& bssanssn. Gin ypntifeal amt u.
cine i&Sne yrseist in Der @atbsbraIe am @or.
gen anb Elm @us;as am NaGmittas bel pratt-
spaem Wettsr an benz bic irlanriidsn Geisa.
iGaitsn unO bic S6ulsn She'll nabmen, ssisten.
Sas bic SObns Grin @rins nod INNER ben al.
ten 2autsspatrrn in bpben Gbrsn balisn. Ni&t
cine S!Sruns fsl an jsnsm Gage Dor. am
abene mar Ball in Der @lobsbals. Der iebot teI.
fer untsrbIisbsn mare, oa bic STRIDE wabrsnb Der
+. 8uieaSsii ale lirmenbsn gnsniisunsen I'M.
tsIia9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
~ us5u9
aus Ssn tslsarapbifdsn psps(dsa.
Tcuti6lane.

~NbtINDtNbp
Serlin, 20. WGr,. Der @ilitirausituB
sss bsutitsn &si6stdses BAT bic 8c0Hfeluns Der
5riscensfirfs seS &eibSbecrss auf 40i ,0009eanu
gum ;rsiten Wale perpcrfsn unt osnssmab be-
rittst.
Sranfreih.
pariS, %. NGr,. Der Ss:spg bon pabua
unp anesrs bpbssifsate psripnen, pel6e sur
Standardization beS prin3en 0euiS Hapolton IN
Gtilelburfi 'raren, lne ibrrr Ismtsr entlsst nor
esn.
Die aaeerR: eints bat beI6lcFsn, BET 9orls.
guns bss nsuen @ablaeIsssS bic Seibebaltung
Sss asssnwariissn unt bic aua6iuna Der Hatio.
nalptri am rnlung am %. sunni ~ beantrastn.
6rp6britannicn.
9pubon, 20. WGr;. GaS %. &eaimsnt Der
Buleliere, trsl@ss ssisrn, BON Goat Cattle 3u-
riidssfsbrt, i'm Safsn bon pcrtSmcutb anfani,
gttS beute Mor9en ans Varp, no es pom BEN
SirsermeiIfer unb @emeinberatb empfarsen
rurpe. Rad Sesnbisuns Der nit benz Gnpfaus
sertnlpfttn 8~eierli6feitcn, ,os ss nab benz fef-
LID gsl%tmiidten Sabnbpf unp I,Bte per Gtisis
hahn tis Seimrsiis fort.
2erp Salistury, Der neus @iuifer fir 6 fin-
eten, sstst bic Grbsbung elmer Inleibe BON $50.
OOOOOO tur Sltineten an, rpopcn S15,OOO,OW
CUR icfcrtigen Terpenburg nG.bia Nub.
XIV SHNh'Ih INV NtulN avn WV wv NV
ibsraatbets bic ams.snssnesn StraBsu.
Spanicn.
9entpn, 20. @Grs. Der cariilil6e Naita.
tiursausi9u5 in 8asonne telssrapbirt an isinen
bieiigeu assntsn, bag General paIacios nit H.
600 Wann bel Ninslaniaa, peldsS BON benz BON
Wapric nur 81 ensliibs @siisn sntfsrnten GU
srca IA Rsilsn iiioSili6 lisst, Elm rspublifant'
ites Deer sei&lagsn bat unb isst ssssn bic
5auptfaet lelbif marIEirt.
Waerie. 20. Die Ssr0Tsntli6uus anssrer
ais pfF;isusr ariessna6ri6tsn III ben 3situnsen
itreng perbpten porssn.
8%aYonne. 20. WdrS. lie G%arlifen batsn
tinss BON ben @ubsnfgrts BON Bilbao einaeuom.
men unp 40 Iann pom Der SeIaBuus ~ @efan.
ssnsn seniaht. DaS Spmtarbemsut Der Staet
bausrt fort.
Cciferreih.
@isn, 20. MGr,. Der 8aiSsr Bat Srn.
Ditto sun, pralpsntsn bss nsusn ursarii6su
NiniferratbS ernannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

Nm Sonntae Dor 8 5agsn bielt rprea4er
8erris" rrn Der Saptiltsnssmsinpe in Dubuque
cine &eps iber 5rsiidulen an feline S9aafs,
bic ais antipurt auf SiI&cf's Senneisy's yIe.
rist ssltsn lVa. Sicie cratcrii6e @isssburt
itrog. BON nslnti6riit," BON 5remSenbae, BON
ii&tbare Wutb unp ssi@i@tli6en sisen unn ;eist
70 riot bae bic Ssrrn Silt unp Sale Nnb, rvsnn
ss prr .rpmii& fatbuliiGsn air&e" rber ibrsn
Ginri&tanssn gilt. llsbrisens III ss iebr lsi&t
bic iiaiiiii6sn ansabsr, bic Der &sY. ea n,a6ts
su tpiosrlrssn, FnO fs bod gum 3psds Der Der.
tteisieurs Der ShuIen r%ssIrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
GVrreippn6en

Waluctsta 10. WGrS.
au6 bier III Der 5euffl int llnterrpd los +!
5suie Na&mittas ssssr 2 ubr ssriammsls IG
Gin 3us ipssnanntsr ganfse peasiss" in Ra.
~auOfeta, eS mcdtsu ibrsr ppbl az bic 200, nit
ibrsm Me.booiiisn ryrea9sr" al Der Spise II.
~iteusrten srape auf Sas Gcurtbau5 ~, um sem
So. Ni&tsr ibr ysib mitsuibsilsn. Ter 9ti6tsr
n,a9te srpbe @ussn ais or eisie oSerr" innsn
bsrsinfommen lab. HatirIi9er 0eiIe wuree
bic pstition. in scr ls spttssiimmsrli6 tlastsn.
SaB fs 70 oisl rpn ibrsn WGHnsra uuS SInsliu.
gen ;u lsiosn batten, eab its ss uidt mebr lam
ger auebaltsn %fpuntsn, S~orgelsat. In ale, ale.
eem Ssr3snlticsn, raS lie bdiisn, irisn bic bSisn,
bic i4lsb!eu Salponfseper SSuIp bel pensn
wiireen I'D ibre @annsr, ibrs 9inglinsr tag
tIsliG rinrn a~neuleln II. I. 10. u. (. ~. Sa5 On.
be pom sise rnr natirli@ has S6lieesn Der ga.
looms.
lRit Ger s~rnlsten Amtsmins bsr gSsit i;ber.
las Ger 8ittsr ba5 Welu6, lsste bas Gei6t inJal.
ten, ssrSus BIN Nunp sum gStslu, bstIa9te
I6meissnb ale bic Babies" cine 3sit lang aaf.
merriam unb sab ben Damsn gu ssrisben, baB
Ns nod ni&tiebr yiel ssIittsu battsa, is isisn nod
III gut ~ssflsieet u. (. ~. unc or fSnus ni9ts fir
fs tbun. 60 sossn bic rGSnie" cine mad Ter
anpsrn, MORAN wisbsr csr nprsa&sr" nit BEN
lansen Wsi6te al. llnb als fs fort Karen, ea
la6slts Der 8idtsr niGt, sa la4ts or, rap ibm
Der Baud tpadelte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
@c!b in New 2Jprf $1.11B.
S6limmer SAILS IL cine am bSu6,

Shlimmer SAILS II cine am baufsaen
aufrstsnts aranfbsit .rsl&e nit Der rauben
3abrssssitibr Gri&sinsn md&t. gsissr nur au
oft wirb bisIss gsitsn wsnis tsa@tst unb bat ea.
Der pft bic %tsftislisn aranfbsitsn, aIs 9ufhSb.
rsnsnsantuna asbIfrPf, S~&winsIu&t u. {. 10.
sur 8olse. Sober, Der nm feline @slunsbsit be.
iOrst IT, wirs sisitlte sabsr nidt sa lsiat usb-
mes, icntsrn sen' llstsl icfcrt sura ben @sbraua
BON Or. Aug. a0nis's Snmturssr Sruat3ss ab.
;ubsfsn unS ii9 sapur9 man9s i9wsrs aranf.
belt fern ~ baltsn piIsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
s

gu gsaateu pss .. U. &. 81. Subannss I'm
tsriiibunssssrsins in Solicit, eaSaQs Co., ST.,
lno am 1. Wdrs ~iolssnpe Ssrrsn ~ Yeamtsn
Der @sisaiaaft fur cas- ~tinftisc Snbr sswablt
npresn
8sp. 8. 8. NOlt, GbreupraEssnt;
Sptn Sdeitt, praip.nt;
Senrs Ssuns, 8iespraiOent
.. ". @etsr, SsfretGr.
y. Gnslsr, SGaBmeiier.
Scbn 0pbsss, Wari@al.
Der lssr 80 Mann tarfs Ysrsin freut l1 in
Der msbr ais 800 Ritslisosr siblsnpsn @smeinbs
zines sutsn ~auii&wunss. DAP nniers Stride
III Solicit cine Ger iaSrlten ssS Wslsns III, msr.
ben Re 5err &eSaetsur, wabri9einIiS wi1sn.
Sin anesrmal msbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

Nuh Gin 3eid,cn Der 3cit !-5tr
rniibt ni6i INNER ~slautsn, tab bic Sintsrwalssr,
bic ron .3eit 3:it bic 5sssr gu elmer 3situuss,
Corresponding ipisen bic laultsn 5armcr iinb.
Da IL !. .. Der Ssrr y. s. aus Ct. Opnatus
Gin Wuisr sisler Art. Ssreits am psrsaussnsn
Samaas bat CT 81 Suibsl Wsi;en in bic Grss
sstraat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
G9icago Warfthcridt.

Qer 5slssraPb.) n. @drb 1871.
@eisen-Ni@t lebbaft; no. 1. rubis ,u
Sf.2i re. 2, $1.1S!-1.193 gO. 3, lis.
@elf6fern.-eebbaft unb tSber. Brides
624 GtS. baar; :usiaub 56-5S Gts.
Safer.-5efsr unS lsbbaftu; Nc. 2, l3 bis
43b Cts.
2ogeen.-6sf. go. 2 frii6sr 81 Cts.
e.-Rsi9s; 90. 9. $i.5i; Ne. g..
S1.4i.
Sapsinsflsii& S1460; Set 1896.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
Mi(maufee Warftbcriht.

O. er 3elegrapb.) 81. NGr, 1874
@eisen.-Gef. @o. 4, St.274; @c. 2,
S1.23.
Safer.-8ef. No. 2, frii6er Al Gis.
@eIi 6tp..-5sf. Mp. z, eemiitter Oh Gts.
&psssn.-Rubis unp S&wa&. @i6t no
tirt.
81 e.-Npminsa. go. 2, 5riiblinss
$t.55.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

9rditent =. &. Graves fsbrts leSte
@c6s ron europa surid es III ibm ssslidt in
eruepn bic @nleibs Don $4,000 600 sum Sort.
bau Ter 5artsp Silver, uno Soma gaeiie Sabn
III bsmeIitcai9sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

Die Iusii6t, bab Dubuque cine @assn.
brids BADEN ioa, bat i1 ssbsHsrt, in BEN man
tSsli9 AntwOrt pom Der Gilsnbabn. unc griifen.
GOmpasnle erpartst. @is ss briBt fol- Der
Soben Der jesiaen Giisnbabnbrife nit 3 3Ua
gi4enbrstter bslsst psrsen. Die Giisnbaba 60.
ma6r bic Irbeiten in Der sissntli9sn Bride, bic
i6 auf $4,000 ~telaufen iolsn, pdbrsuo bic
Staot bic auf 100000 ssiaiytsn @nfabrtsn
bausn fol-. Inns i&einsn $4,000 prsimal gu
Siel fir bic Numbering an Der sissntliSsn
Bride. Spa fsin Sob bdbiutsrisdcn Z?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

0err 2cpi 1T nit isinsn Ginfiuien fir bic
Gribiabr's unp Summerartifsl aus BEN Often
surudssfebrt unS sriu6t oabsr feline ssebrts
aunbl&aft su tummrn unp lid isinsn Stud i'm
"Marmor Dry. @ppbs palate" in Der Wainira.
Be ansuiebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

Scr ein;ise Spbu %sunisrsS Gcasssn ses
Scrrn ). q. @niHis scm .NatiOnal Democrat,
fsI am Samias 70 unsludli6 BON elmer 6ena
sa6 man an isinem auftcmmen ;~psifelte. @ie
man uns mittbeilt sebt es nit benz ainbe wisbsr
kliisr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
SNp ut Spbann Scbmit ?

Sebn pom s. Saptiat S6mitu's Ipna Hsiisr, ssbsrtn "a
8tsasn. @emetnte Cid, @reeterSesttum 9urem6ura. zen
10. December 1897. Derislbe naneerts In 1859 ua6 Anne.
rita aus. g9sr Yi6riht Ibtr ben auisrtsait. res Serrn
S6mit pper lber hdn Ort ieinss Ieess stben lann, mpse
bitf.its asfaaisf an Srn. IA. : II ar .Wanipa Sans"
G~lasaras' an. 6. u T., Dubuart, Soma, ,idtsn. Ia as
10 I'm Grtidaits. useesenbet b,rpslt, 70 noae man bic
stpais n Na@ridtsn 10 bale as n5s.it ~rittbsilsn. Serr
Semii isa I'D Dor stwa 4 So rem NAB @iurtista bts,ben
babsp. 1914
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

0cutc, bic mad st. Gonatu5 poIen I'm
Or. pster S&winp su isten, mad Der r~Ortissn
Ndbdsn Ifaeenie tommen, pbsr aus icnif llr.
laden ct. Domains bsiuhsn, inpen pp&entli6
2 NAL 0elsseubsit BON y8orSpnsfsrry" aus, nah
anlansen pc5 Moreer GrpreB,ussS Der @b. s. II.
y. cher Der Gb. 3. unp M. u. y. per Waseu
bort bin ~ s~elanssa, tvsnn JIG i'm Depot Der Gi-
ieutabn nahfrasen. y. Stu MGR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

Sci SSimmcuauer az Gculsr Nssnue
tGnnt ibr elm sutss, fsiass @!as Bier unb cine
portion s6tsn Gmmentbaler aGie5 babsn. -
Maht NAL Spnntas's sinsn SpaSisrsaps babin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

Sersanecuen Syiittippd icBts l8 eas
Sis aui benz @iiTiNppi bel Der Stact III 8tps.
suus unp Der slug it nun cfsn. GaS Ji9rtprt
ma@! lsire rs0slmibiSs 8abrIsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
CORRESPONDENT


I'm 25. Nir, rperpsn ~folseaps perm bic Yrie>
fsrrtibs I'M ct. 5raneis Semiaar bel Milwau.
fee sinptansfn ::
Gilbert Msnosl, (Osuti4srl %bsitimmt fir bic
DiSesie Ga GrOfe Scispb Subnsr, (Deutiter)
blsibt III Der DiSeeie Wilwaufee; Sweu WeDo-
nalb C5rlanesr) ssbt mad Der Gr,eiSeeie ct.
gouis 5r @ilbslm Yape, (csuii&sr) unp 5ran.
discus Gbmelan, (SObme) psrpsn bic SiUeele
Dubuque ;u ibrem Arbsitsfelos MAIDEN.
5olssnee Ssrrcn ino tsrsits mad @ltcn Sill.
RpiS ~abssrsiit unp wsrbeu bort an, %. MarS bic
;. Yrisferweibe smpianssn. SUbann MUIiicr
unb 5raneiseus Ssiiins, bsiue 9sutl&s, bic sur
DiSesie Nltpn ssbSrea.
WSse Sbnsn alien Gott bic Gnabe psrlsibsn,
bab fe quite artsitsr i'm @sinbsrss bsS Ssrrn
tpsrbeu.
Den 5rsanbsn bes bo6a. 3. Sr. Wilbelr, pa.
pc pon Nsw Iisnna, Dubuque Co., Sa., bisns
sur nxbersn Na1ritt, paS rerislbe AM Sage Ssa
bsilissn SisrsieS Is. Ipril) iein erltss bsilisss
Wsbopfsr in Der 8snifaeius !airde, ~ Ner
gienna, barbrinssn riro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
Rene Mn5eigen.
.Mn;ei9e.

I
Gaen 9trranetsn rns Ssfanrtsu bic trauriae Nadrttt,
boB es eem aandtttsen 9ssietsr lbsr qsbsr une 7eet ee.
fallen bat am Samttas, ben 81. WdsJ. Worasus ,ntf1sr3
ano 1 lltr uufsru sniissu Spbn
Sran, gaiGofas S6r0oer,
ait 10 gRpnats. ms btfsrs Ssnists ,u ruisn.
Die t~rausrnesn Gltsrn
Tranj 2dbrpser,
Satbarina SdroStr, ssb. Bed,
Gubulat, 1dr, %. 1874.
8Iudli& bat CT lberftanseu
Nue QtieeH eieier gDelt.
3u zen spts lebenetn Verpanehn
Sst Der S'r ibn susslhblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
6eii,bt.

@eiutt ptrbsn Strr gttsr 5rTmarn unS Us 6sTndnn.
Vrle,r. seslrtis aus Sinsi.. 6ieislses rpleu sltisf
Sr. 8. u. T., Dubuaus, Sa., rihtsn. Sbre Nssrtien
y sretn ,ts n Grbf4 aftsa ssl' ssnssitsn ssplni6t.t3S-4t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

Ans ser ct. Maricneirhc tabier
rurpe am psrsanssnen 8rsitas Ma4mittas biz
Irmsnbiaie, psl6e 5 peer 6 Dollars in flciner
@iir;e enibielt pur6 2 frcmbe Sari&s s%sicbIsn.
I'm gu ibrsm 3wedc sa ~sslaasea iteats Eb Der
cine Der Siebe tetrunfen, unb psrI&su6te basur6
bic in Der Ndbe Der Stride ip;sIerrsn SinSsr,
mas ispr6 bic seaeniiter trcbnsnss Dame
Gantiapn mfnerfIam maht:. sic lab ipatsr
bic Sists au9 Ger Stride fcmmen uns brmerfts,
bab elmer cttpas untsr ben, &pdi6Obc bars. DAP
ba Gin Gistltabl ~bssanssn mar, rshsn mar bic
Dame 10 ibsrssust pnb ie mad Der ppli;si lanb.
te. Die Burden batten %inbsiIen bic Sa4ie auf-
sebrp6m unt ib mad elmer @iribitaft bess'
ben, NO ypIi;iit Rybcr ls psrbafteie. gu 80 "a.
gen GsfGnsriB linb tsioe irsssn Oiebifabl serur-
tbrilt prrSsn. unb lie erbaltsn wabriteiali6 nod
80 Sage ertra, ra is aud Der 9ausfrsi&erei an.
gefIagt ilne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
gtadt und gtaat.

Im Teffe ses 3. Soicpb sinscn bic wPit'
alisssr ses gius, ses ct. alpbcnius unb bss
S6ulssrsins an Ger bieiisen Mariensirte in CO.
pere gum beilissn Saframsntc res @ltarss. Oas
frirrli6s Setamt benz bic Grmmunieantsn bel.
,ppbnten, ~celebrirte Batter Sobannss u. bic pre-
biste eins 5Ortiesuus Der 3aienpreoisten, ibsr
bic llria6sn Res llnslaubens Der bsutisen 3eit,
birlt Der bctp. Batter @usuf Sautsr.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-17

Az EccEsTKIc WHL-There IL recorded In the Probate
Judges office in this County the viii of johnson Thurs
ton, Of Knox County Ohio dated July sth 1850 and I'D
mitted to probate in that County December 3oth
There was property belonging his estate in h. County
hence the will placed record here The testaor
was the father Of Hon. Orn Thurstnn Of Humboldt
this State, who is remembered in the will. The docu
ment in some parts is curiosity. 1t seems that Mr.
Thnrston was an inde which fact he handed down to
Posterity with his will which in this wise:
In the name OF the San and Moon. johnson Thurs
ton Of Knox County Ohio do make and publish this my
last will and testament"
Then, after making his bequests and appointing his
wife and Executors of the will he proceeds to give d.
rections to his burial. as follows:
Il also direct whoever may have charge my burial in
case should die at this place to be buried the
mound the above described four hundred little
west Of Adam Shuts Cabin where he lives to have
my coffin made Of twOnch oak plank well put together
planes to be used the boards except the edges them
90 be Matched the hroud not fine cloth; To be bur-
led In the ground i've feet deep with head % the east
any other religious ceremonies being performed fu
neral. would request the tenants that be my
farm n be in attendance hope that there will not be
any MOURNING or as little possible, for am confident
that capable Of delivering grafton character
viii permit IL to be done"
But Infdel he was, he wanted his just debts be
padwth the provisn that any persons had let their
accounts the time allowed by law they should
not be permitted trump up against his
The will winds up thus:
Il also direct that my Just debts be paid any de-
mands that shall be brought In against Executors that
have been Hunger standing than the law will allow
have l"st their hen upon forbid to be paid. The
reason why do this have always been able
debts aud by their long standing consider them unjust
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-17

A REuc.-kansas newspapers occasionally some
pretty hard times but away back before the war
the time when things blue. country publish.
er who could raise three bundles Of paper at time,
thought himself reh-very frequently, they cond
raise single bundle. We compelled to miss
issue for want Of paper, but several times were
fearfuy close to it. At time particularly closely
following the drouth out Of paper out of
and prospect Of getting and suspension seemed
imminent Snme friend discovered the situation and took
the matter in hand he went quietly around aud lot Of
them "chipped in" and raised enough money to buy q
couple Of bundles Of paper. Paper cheaper then
than nowD This helped out, and have since
been qne closely that Some that contributed
were hard up Oursrlf but in thOse times
the fellows stood by each other This will account for the
feeling that still exists among the old settlers-not
because they do not appreciate but because
the old settlers went through the nmi together To
Of these contributors passed the amounts the
credit Of their future subscriptions while several Of them
would not permit il.
These recoecfions revived by coming
old pocketbook that laid aside years ago. Ut has
been long time since had any for pocketboo
The only thing il contained q dngy, scrap Of
paper folded into small compass 1t contained list Of
those who invested in two bundles Of paper. The
almost saced but could yet be deciphered
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-17

In these days Of railroad competition the wise traveller
scts his route before leaving home In almost in
he desires reach his destination speedily
possible and for the accomplishment Of that purpose the
Hsouri Pasae Through Line from the West To the East
ria EdHEaI City and St. LoUis offers Inducements unsur
passed by any other line in the country Everything
nected with the HssOur PGe6e r. Is first class and the
adoption Of the Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air
Bake 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 Leavsnwnrth
Atchscu and other prominent cities landed in st.
Lsuis at reasonable hours msrung and evening and la
ample time to make direct connection with all railroads
every point in the North, East and South Particular
Information with mnps time tablrs &C. may be had at
the various Through Ticket" SLICES in the West or
upon personal written application G. H Baxter wes
tern Agent Kansas City, No. l. A Ford General
Passenger Agent St Louis Mo- i,nI5rI
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-17
Business not Affected

The recent depression in business has not affected the
passenger traffic Of the ST. Louis Kansas City Northern
Short Line they continue six fast express
iarO 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. over omion dollars besides earnings
in wonderful improvements in reayng their line with
steel and iron rails on broad ties in rolling
stock supplied with all modern Appliances for comfort and
safety, and another safeguard employ night day
watchmen inspect the road before and after
of each train to that everything is in order Couspi
cous among new improvements Is the substitution
binary Of reclining chair coaches elegantly
peted and fitted with dressing for ladies' gentlemen
and families, IrithOut 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 West and the East
Is over the St Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line
either through St. Louis the great metropolis Of over
5000 inhabitants through Chicago the Chicago
Alton Short Line the Louisiana Bridge open
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 crcu.
lars time cards and information relative rates &C. ap
ply to or address Lyman McCary, Kansas City No. or
L. D. uroat 81. LOUIS No. jan22yl.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-17
Lconu Items.

Mr. Nisus very busy with his factory and pat
emit He is intending to enlarge his establishment
Redd & Wilson. of the uptown store are doing a big
business; they have recently filed with Winter goods
which they selling cheap the cheapest Their store
presents lively appearance.
Mr.. MAILER is to he left behind but keeps up with
the times in quantity quality and price of goods He is
having good share of the trade. Bobs our Express
Agent now, and sings agony accordingly.
The Grr-g Bros handling large quantities of grain
daily They also extensively engaged buying hogs
Mr.. Flodin is busy bee with his wagon and black
smith shop.
trades well represented.
Your local in company with several teachers attended
the Brown County Teachers Institute held at Hiawaha
Dec LIST 3D. Sd and 9th We had highly interesting
time and edited very much by the practical sug
gesons and illustrations of such talent Prof Frank
lin Dickinson, of Robinson j. B. Merwin ST. Louis W
H. Y. Raymond. Of Leavrnworth. and many other prom
nent teachers Of the West In connection with the
exercises Of the Institute number of presents Civ
privately but Of course of them discovered
The most prominent heard of a cheek the Hia
watha Bank, drawn in favor of Prof Dickinson large
amount Of the needfu which, together with
PERTAINING exercises served make the teachers meeting
Of "A one long to be- remembered.
Several of prominent farmers investing in
town property. We glad to see it.
Rev C. Cannels is waking up the sinners this place
We confident they need some such an operation.
Mr. Anderson has moved his new residence and for
the first in long time We have house to rent.
PHLITZ
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Wathena Items.

jim Bryan and Bob Stewart returned from the North
Platte, Monday They have been hunting in that region
all Winter.
Sam. NJ LarIelere, resident Of this city Of
Camden New jersey will be married the 2ith inst
Miss Sarah Ida daughter Of s. F. Rudderow ESQ., of the
latter place Sam. has plenty Of friends here, who will
wish him success in married life.
We heard say, that after the ed" reporter whiu
ed so, he would write nothing more about him.
The revival is still in progress and converts
being added TO the various churches.
Doc Carter goes Troy to-day to attend the Medical
Institute Of Doniphan County.
About one the eanest things which has come under
notice stely is the removing Of rails from farm by
the brother Of man confined in the State Lunate
Asylum. Next week will give particulars as the
likely to be brought before the by the wife
of the insane The parties reside in Bellemont
Squire Gordon has his hands full of business just now
Will. Elliott who has been at B<videre Neb. for the
last year. with his brothern law Sid Selover is home
q visit.
Miss Jessie Bdy's select school closes this week. The
public schools will commence after New Years.
Aug. Mllers old established ''P O. Drug Store 10 the
place to buy Christmas goods
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STILL THEY CoSE The other day. bundle hand
ed u.s. which had arrived in mysterious way which.
upon prying into found handsome piece
cloth for Winter together with quantity the
finest quality Of white yarn and further discovered
that the articles from the Wooden Mills Of Cook
Chandler at Blue Rapids We have frequently been pac.
ed under similar obligations by these gentle
The superior quality of their goods and large
berality certainly ought to enttle them to profitable
business.
Cook Chandler have the contract for supplying stripe
for three State prisonsKansss Nebraska and Colorado
As did not to the penitensy they supplied sep
aratelybut not with striped cloth. But how they
tell when we begin 10 ct