The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-09-30
Desiphan Items.

Ths columns Of the Chf having been fan Of murder
ana arson am at loss whether permit pen to be
tossed by the waves Of exctement take up of
troubles and by opposing end them Many fly, in the
hour of melancholy to the remedy suggested by Satan TO
the Lethe contained in the cup wash out all the
OF wasted past and the only thing they can do
to keep rom having hopeless future pressed upon them
Is to subscribe for the Chief
Doniphan is improving Citizens are hockns in to buy
the goods offered for sale by Mr. MeCrum Co, Charles
hnchs, and W. H. Nesbt viii again ask you to
publish their Names II they ont advertise in the Chief.
They all take the Chief and like their names in
print Business men will advertise Atchison merchants
advertise, and people know that they hand with
cheap goods The Doniphan merchant relies simply
the wants of the community 1 want to build up Doni
phan but everybody AtchisOn because they don't
Know that the goods can be purchased in Doniphan.
Merchants here receiving goods every week. and
and VIII sell as low here Atchson other burg
They pay more for produce in DonphaD than they do in
Atehson or anything else the farmer has to SELL Corn
demands a ready sale.
Antoine Taton, living on Brush Creek who went out
after breakfast to work in his pumpkin vines dropped
suddenly down. His little boy to the house and
told his mother that father asleep in the patch She
went out and raised him ups he breathing. He plac
ed his arm around her neck and made effort to speak
but failed, sank down. and dead. He ndustri.
GUS honest and respected by all his neighbors He
Donlphan cemetery, last SATURDAY,
large attendance Of his German friends
see some Of your correspondents reporting large
corn, pumpkins and other vegetables We have been
silent on this question waiting till things get their growth
before reported; but when our old friend Samuel
Niece came in town with his mule team and brought
pumpkin drove up before Squire Nesbits store. and it
was lifted out thought best to weigh it; Adam
Schnel spit his hands and tried to lift but his hands
slipped; he rubbed them in sand and started to the
blow up, or he might 1t planted sixty days ago,
and weighed seventytwo pounds Allowing tEentyfour
days for the vine to and form into vine bloom
and form the pumpkin it grew on an average two pounds
day. 1t not pe-he only took out of the patch
to give for the balance he has others larger
Two of US took seat it and read the Chief with
fort Jerry James living above town, has fourteen
feet inches high, two stalk, weighing,
when husked pounds each planted eighty days. 1
good deal of corn in shock matured in eghty-fve
days. Most oft Iowa Frost has not yet
damaged any corn in this section
Some ladies down here have adopted new style of
kissing each other. We three meet 9TH
day, and stood with both hands in pockets,
down to the bottom while the kissing going and
instead of kissing in the mouth, it done behind the
ears could not see where the nectar came from.
We understood that young lady at the festival ate
thirteen of ice aud cake in proportion and
got over it without sending for a doctor.
Property has been exchanging hands some of late.
James Waller bought the house and lots formerly owned
by John Hopkins. Price, one hundred dollars.
John Hogg bought of A. B. Symns, Lots G. 4 G. Block
q. Price, fifty dollars.
Lewis Rector and others started out Friday morning,
about four O'Clock to have fox chase; raised the fox,
and caught him by sun up Mr.. Rector has fast
dogs.
n. Smallwood has been very sick with attack of
bilious fever Is able to be up and around is ready
furnish quinine and comp pills all deranged somachs
BOAZ