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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08
Tanning Items.

Business dull. Everything dead in the way of trade.
WI. Reed began harvesting June 2sth. He thinks his
wheat will yield about bushels per acre.
Our school is ourishing and not disappointed in
our teacher.
Willie Reed is the champion crOquetist of Tanning.
Our town must possess particular attraction for
the Highland Station gentlemen. Don't know where it
lies though, unless in the back of Reeds store.
They keep only fish bait and sod.cO in there.
The Highland Station boys not very good at
guessing after ALL They went and called Pinkie lss;
and of all the bad called, Miss is the
worst.
Pinke does just exactly include them, when he she
says the Tanning girls and do play Gro and cOqrete
at the same time Pnkie be- and is very sure
you meet the Gro ground again, you will be
taken in than you were before.
We humbly beg Sub Rosas pardon, and wonder if he
knows which Of the boys he is.
Jess Reeds swing is still up. Luke again. We
doubt your having been there before. PISKIE.
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NeIernnce Ilems.

More people will read the Chief this week than usual
1t will great many trouble, they will not
have to worry themselves to borrow it quite often
Rain rain-he Oldest nhabitant has been astOnished
the last week Such rain storm seldom occurs. The
whole face of the earth covered with water Wolf
River 1871 feet in less than two hours Many bridges
carried away, also fences. Great damage done to
growing crops besides wheat in shock and other farming
arrangements were put in bad shape
Talk about raising money to educate the heather and
send missionaries foreign countries Why at Iowa
Point celebration Of the Fourth during the opening
exercises with prayer dancing going in less than
hundred yards the speakers stand and then
it all the two sets Of dancers during the
reading of the Declaration of Independence the Grafton
by Rev FacOner any of the other speakers In fact
dancing about all that done and President
Falconer said live and learn (But then Fal
is from vrgnia 1t does not cast much credit
the board Of managers If there any, We are in favor
of solicitors being appointed and funds raised else the
laid before the board of foreign missionary
ayers.
One two more parties left last week. 1t seems
though fortunate than others they get
up and leave whenever they want to.
Hprices low at the millinery shop up street
the sign indicates would advise the ladies to call and
take advantage Of the fall
Mrs. Lane widow of the late Senator James II. Lane
has been visiting the past week at Capt Geo. H. Robbs
also Mrs. Grail wife of Jesse Grail of Atchison.
The late rains, Sunday night played havoc with the
railroad, wagon roads, &C. Cellars flooded houses
damp, and general dismay prevas RiPfeys wonderful
road was completely demolished.
Rainfall at Severance from Saturday, NJ, to Sunday,
NJ, Il inches The above furnished by Dr. G. 5.
Hopkins and is official Seldom does such amount of
water fall in short time No wonder great damage was
done
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08
THE FoURrH AT iowa eo,rT.

Ed CHIEF :ous the happy lot to be present al the
ancient city, to witness the 9sth anniversary Of our rs
birth brief description of which might not be I'M.
| interesting to some of the Ohief's many friends
The 4th occurring Sunday the dav wa. ce.br.,5 On,
Saturday the good people made much ado about IL and
spared neither time money to make the occasion .
pleasant Two large stands were erected bns,tb
spreading branches of the mighty oaks one IN
the brain power the other for the benefit Of the heel and
toe Large and conmodious stands were erected for the
accommodation OF those whose stomaehs crsved after the
luxures such peanuts, icecream lemonade etc etc
Swings were erected all to please the little folks P,tr
otism the orders the thought the almighty
never once came across the minds of assembled
tude Take it all in ALL it day long to be remember
ed and will be bright spot in the history of Iowa
Point and children yet unborn will listen with pride IN
the vaorous achievements performed by their
on that memorable day.
The morning was occupied by Prof J. A. Ball and hi.
school, in singing defamation, dialogue etc. in which
the time well employed and we would say thew nc
quilted themselves with great honor Especial mention
of each performer is due them but space forbds At
O'Clock general rush made the large baskets and
boxes filed with such abundance to lead to believe
that the grasshopper plague but myth Our thanks
due Prof Ball and lady for sharing with us part of
their ellflled dinnerbasket
After dinner, an hour and half devoted to chat
ting and gossip with friends. At p NJ the bell rang
and down to the speakers stand The vast audi
divided about oneha remaining around the shrine
Of Terpsehore wishing follow the the poet
when he said
"On with the dance, let joy be unconfined;"
the others wishing to avail themselves of little spread
eagle oraory &c. This scene the like of which we
before witnessed Our pen weak to do justice
the theme. All will attempt will be faint outline
leaving others to draw upon their imagination.
The two parties sepansae4by distance of about
Eve rods and although psrsui,x fsren avocations they
worked together barmonioueiy. Rev. Mr. Biggs Of
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

The HARvEsT.-The wheat harvest in DOniphan County
is finished and estimate soon be formed Of its
tent Taking scope of twelve miles wide through tn,
centre of the County White Cloud Donphan not
one farmer in fifty will get his seed back from his crop
most Of them will not get grain. About Highland
few will get crops that may be called soso II
the western and south western part of Wolf River Town
ship n number of good fields have been cut. The who'll
of Iowa Township may reach 200 acres, not more Il
Burr Oak there are number of good fair fields; also
in Washington and Marion. In the balance of tn,
County if there any fields that paid for cutting
they isolated Probably not enough whea
has been rasedn the whole County to furnish seed to
Townships saying nothing of bread
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

AccIpENr.-we regret to learn that our old friend,
George Scaord of Seneca father Of Charles G. Scra
ford ESQ., met with serious il not fatal accident
Tuesday Of last week He was his barn. repairing the
roof when slipped and fell to the ground striking
his spine and inung himself severely that the entire
lower part of his body from the hips downward was par
alyled Fears entertained that he may not recover
He 20 years of age but stout and setive until
he with the accident Mr.. Scraord was one of the
poseers of Donphan County, having locaed at White
Cloud in 1856.
1t was reported, Tuesday that tAir. scrafOrd wa
thought to be diving.
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SpIeudid.

The late festival for the benefit of the Pastor of the M
E Church, Donphan Circuit Of the most bril-
liant affairs of the 1t given by the kind
friends of Oakland and speaks well for the energy and
enterprise of that people Honor due the committee Of
arrangements-tbe preparations for 1t the most e1
cellen and complete. Cake Icecream Candy Lemonade
&C. &C. in abundance. The entertainment was well at
tended and proved perfect Everything pass
ed off in pleasant and agreeable manner Oak
land can boast society If young folks being highly
intelligent agreeable and entertaining May prosperity
attend the people of Oakland and vicinity; and when the,
have another such time may be present.
n
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

u
Hemp Dull; 81 40d1 TO-
wheat-Dull weak and lower; No J red Fall 81 %; No
offered in lots at 800, d bid cash July; sold
30 Spring dull CSC bid for No. regular; cote for
soft
CO.n-Frmer; &C bid for lots of No. mixed; yellow
g.; held al Ac higher.
oats-Fmer; held higeeri No Mixed 56d56i
Pork-Quet; go 50d2l 90.
Bacon-Quiet shoulders Of d9ic; clear Sides l3ic
clear rib, lie.
Hams-I36l5c.
Lard-Dul; Summer steam held at sl3 25dl3 30.
Catte-Frm, with upward tendency sales Of good ma
tive s6 IS fair s2 co. medium; 50d2 62
Receipts, 9is.
Hogs-Firm; demand exceeds supply: stockers 81 80
d6 S. shippers IS 25d6 as; bacon 6Od6 3d. butchers
sOd7 %. Receipts LOO
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CHICAGO MARKET.

JHICAGO, o
wheat-In fair demand and advanced, closing weak;
No. Spring 81 053; No fresh o.; regular, O3i spot
or july 0idl4 0Ih August; No. J, s9ic al 90.
COrn-In fair demand and advanced closed easy; No.
bid August.
OatseDemand active and advanced; No. ., sic spot
sac bid July; 4Oic bid August
Rye-Fim; No. 2. 20 G93c. -
Barley-Speculative demand prices higher No. u Il
Al 20 spot. OF al OF September.
Pork-Demsnd fair snd advanced $40 20 spot 10 90 Au
gust; 10 39t ZIG 95 September.
Lard-Demand light holders firm; els l2i ais Is spot
- p August; IL Is September. .
Bulk Meats-In good demand shoulders sIc short rib
11ic; short clear 12c for loose spot.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 Quirt in moderate demand
prices steady; common to extra shipping. 81 75d6 -
stockers 75d3 IS; native butchers, 5od4 through
Texans oOd2 IS; Colorado steers sold a943 IS.
HOgs-Reeeipts since Saturday, $500 In fair demand
prices about lOc higher light weight sold quickly at q
al IS; heavy. dull at s6 s5G7 To-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08
A E. & A. M.

Wy WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. 7s, A. r. A
w NJ meets at their Hall, third story OF weeks
building ON the Leyee Wednesday night on or before
the Emil Moon in each month and every two weeks there
after. X Al "ILLiA1io' W. NJ
JAMES NJ. MACKOT. Secretary.
SMITHTON LODGE, No. I. A. F. & A. NJ; meets al
their Hall in Highland on Friday night before the
Full Moon and every two weeks thereafter visiting
Brethren are cordially invited. - w =,
NJ. T. HILLS, W. NJ.
CHAs. Z. Fox, Sec.
The regular communications Of Troy Lodge, No 50, A.
F&A NJ are held the Monday evening before the
first full moon each month, and the second saturday
evening thereafter. HENRI Y BODER, JR- W M
THOMAS HENsHALI- Secretary.
wATUENA LODGE, No. GA. A. +. & A. NJ meets at
their Hall in wathena every first and third Saturday eve
ming. D HAUL W. NJ
AuG. MILLER. Sec.
TROY CHAPTER, No. l6, ROYAL ARCH MASONS:
hold their regular convOcatiOns the first Monday night Of
ar after each Fail Moon F. BABCOCK, H. p.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

Is completed and all passenger trains the var
lines to the NORTH East and South running through
the Tunnel and the Great Steel and Iron Bridge
the Mississippi River.
This arrangement cannot but be appreciated by the
trdreng public the long and tedious omnibus trsnsfeI
across the Mississippi River is discontinued
Passengers going North, East South should bear in
mind and purchase their tickets via The ST. Louis Kan
City and Northern Ralcdy the shortest line between
the Missouri Rirer and all points East and South.
June l1m3
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

SUPREME COURT DEcIsIoS.-AmOng recently published
Supreme Court syllabi, find the following case from
Doniphan County:
St Joseph and Denver City Railroad Company Thorn
as Casey.
Error from DOnphan County.
AFFIRMED.
BIT THE COURT VALENTINE j.
l. Where a case in Justices court in which attach.
been issued and levied property Of the de-
PENDANT by the defendant appeal to the dis
trct the attachment il thereby discharged and the
attached property should be delivered to the defendant
= In such a where motion which had previously
made in the Justices court TO discharge the attach
and there overruled called up by the defend
ants in the district aavits offered be read
in support thereof Held that such motion could not
rghtuly be entertained in the district court and there
fore that the did refusing per
the adavits be read and to Oyerrung the motion
g. And further Held in such case, that, although a
motion might properly have been made in the district
the costs made the attachment against the
plaintiff the attachment wrOngfully obtained
yet the said motion TO discharge the attachment
could considered merely motion to the costs OF
attachment against the plaintiff and especially not
the motion called up before the trial in the district
court commenced
All the justices cOncurring.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. F.

Ss<z. /. o. o. T.
sQsSTNE WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No: g. l. o. o.
7sssTT4-S O. F. meets at Odd Fellows Hall, second
story Of Van Buskirks Building, Main Street every sat
uTday evening at o'clock Brothers in good standing are
cordially invited 10 visit the Lodge ,,,,,s ~ a
JoHS W. HARPsTER r. 5.
TROY CITY LODGE No. 3, l. o; O; f.; meets syeIy
Stnrd bt in their Hall over C. Lelands store. Troy
Kansas. n n ohOSA' Az ~
r. 3 DAw, II. S.
HIGHLAND LODGE, No. G., T. o. o. F., meets every
Saturday night in the Myers q Close Dure
&c. H,aLIand Kansas E. X. WOOD, n. g.
SCoTT THOMAS, r. s.
puENIx LODGE. No Il. l. O. o. F.. meet at their
UsII In Wafbeua every Wednesday evening. - .
nan " PETER DETER, n. G.
r s.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

q The County Board has been in session all week II
will probably get through with its business this week
There unusual number of applications for chang
ing assessment and it is suspected number Of pow
erysricken money oaners will be sent for to explain
why they are 80 poor.
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For Aulc-

100 of land It miles northeast of Troy, Kansas
Farm improved, and well watered printing press
will be taken in payment thereon. For particulars ad-
dress JAMES N. TRANT,
p. o. Box No. 1876 Troy, Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

lS@ fellow with his eye in a sling appeared on the
streets Of town in this County few days ago. Some
body of course asked him what allied his eye. for.
eign substance got in it last night he replied Did
you find out what it VAST next was asked Yes" he
replied. L think il was an Irshman's hstI-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

~ A gentleman passing through the southwestern
part of DOniphan County last Friday counted twenty
six reaper at work in the harvest fields So it seems that
much more wheat raised in section than was
cPsted when the grasshopper was devOuring the
substance of the land.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08
HIGH CLASS POULTRY EGGS.

Orders received and filed in rotation for Parridg
Cochin and Dark Brahma Eggs. Price g per setting
Sent to any part of the country, by express
Troy, April g. 1s7s C.F.yAS BUsEIEK.
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rs@ On Tuesday, dense cloud of grasshoppers few
this County coming from easterly direction
great many lit down be hoped that we are not
to have another visitation
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noyIPUAN County DIRECTORY.

Judge Cd Judieial District-P.11. HUBBARD
I,ou5ty CoHmissiOners-JEssE W. JONES, JOSEPH hAi
TON CHARLES KEARSEY
SIrria-THOMAs J. NASDEEsLICE-
Treasurer-ROBEET TRACY.
G,oupty Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELTE
District Clerk-FRANK BBowS.
C,ouuty AttGrney-W- ID. WEBB
Probate JudgU-ROBERT WILKINSON.
Register Of Deeds-ALEERT HAZEN
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public InstructiOn-D. d. ROSE
Csroper-G. J. ARCHER.
Suryeysr-JAMRs T. FoRMAN.
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" Mr.. ]. Dryden has curiosity to exhibit in the
shape Of four legged duck Matched his place
week The two extra legs. however too much for
it. and it died.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

Es- Son Of the Morning" new recruit puts in an
appearance To take hand discussion As to how
History and Religion made We shall try to give
him q hearing next week
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

y Stewart of the Reporter was among those caught
here by the rain Saturday and to remain until
Monday He roasted on a telegraph pole and lived on
cheese and crackers
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

-=Rsv y R Morton. of Highland preached an able
=, tbs, Mace on sunday, July 9Th, lsI5-subject:
The E;pe,v.uinth Anniversary Of American indepena-
ence A committee appointed 70 Oo'an 'ne manu- u,
iOi have not learned 1t is said to have been
,,,s,ary all
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

e We shall not presume say that Martin Luther
is subscriber to the Chief but do say that Luther
Martin ia
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

~ Three years ago this week. we issued the first
number of the chicf in Troy-carpet bagged" as one
who is termed it, We are glad that those who
predicted its early demise have come to think better Of it,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08
RRnOTf
w.G.C

OF School District No Sc Iowa Township taught by W.
Trevett-Term commencing April l2th and closing July
3D. ISIS:
No Of scholars enroIled-Males- =
- Females. .
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No,,cc TO ..RcpublicanD sub.eribers.

Mt Beale has transferred TO rs the list oil subscribers
IN the Republican, except those who have already ordered
,hrise and We this week send the CHEZ TO all who
have not reported While would be pleased to have
them all continue the chief if there are any who do not
.b 20 do So it will be great favor to US if they will
;f Mt once as this will the printing of useless e1
ira comics Paper cash and cash is too scarce to
u.iv printing stack of papers each week that viii not
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

u Treasurer Tracy went to Topeka, last week, to
make his semiannual settlement with the State Treasur
He managed to tuck all his lucre into handtrunk,
and successfully dodge the monte men
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g Patrons Of Husbandry. -

CENTRAL GRANGE. No. 4GG. meets every Saturday
afternoon at o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall, Troy
''''"- JOHN NJ. TRACY, Master.
THOMAS HESsHELl- Secretary 30
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EcInales
Total,

General average during TERM %
The following attended regularly from entrance every
day. David Martin Allen L. Martin, Robert Fish, En-
mon swinney Alice Keeney Lizzie Gilmore, Bete Noble
NJ. NohI, Z. I. POWELL Dist Clerk.
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~ Ruckwheat at Leland's, sasS per Oushel'

The American Express Company has secured the
SRt Of the Denver Road and has established an once AT
the Troy Depot The United States EAPrsss Sou,pAns
still holds the right on the AtehiS'u -""
and has i.s office at the Junction
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The Dread
MOUNT CARROLL SEMINARY

L ana of the kef Educational periodicals. that
90 t.he As an exponent Of Of the first Institutl,s
~ ,he west il shonld be in the hands Of every family
- there 4 daughter to educate Let every who
aiS seIect an Instuon to patronze send three cent
.tsr,n and receive sample copy Of the Ovsad" and
.r~e kaadsoms LikosraYk Of the Seminary md gyouads
'fee PRINCIPAL Mt. CARROLL SEMINARY.
rnehlstf CAkRoLL CoyEIJ, ILLEon-
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For any other length Of time in ACCORDANCE Win 'ne
above rates which apply only to re guar
Rusiness cards of lines or less % year ., - $1,000
For Legal and transient advertisements 81 per
for the first insertion and 30 cents per square ior each SUD
special Notices will be charged 80 per cent extra ana
editorial advertisements and personal commuhc~u"ns
double price. Io nm. .orar. An
fractions half square and over are 0oun'eu 40 m
square 4. =. oa-.;saa "a ,{Il h.
Advertisements requiring to be seInnea 70 VII DC
charged the cost Of certifying in aaoon 10 inc rsgA
transient advertisements must be paid Tor Invariably IN
E%JoB WORK Of all kinds done on short notice, as
y q ne times viii admit All job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

rEwe had intended noticing our new and old adver,
tisers this week but for want oil ue anu space
postpone IL until next week
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Money to Loan,
On Improved Farms,
AT l3 PER CENT.
GEO. CLOUSER,
ATCHISON, KANSAS,
Or to d. MCINTOSH, Troy.
may20
Order of Publication.

In the District Court of Second Judicial District Of the
State of Kansas sitting within and for Dsnphan County
Albert Perry Plaintiff
Nm Jone. SDefendant.
Two " v. JONES: Take notice, that you have been
sued by the undersigned plaintiff. in the District
Court of Donphan County State of Kansas that he has
filed in said Court petition against you the object and
prayer Of which petition is to obtain against
your and request and fees that your
property has been attached TO the claim OF plain
M 10 Wit the east half of the quarter Of the
northeast quarter section H. township range a. IN
Dcniphan County STATE o. sx ou vii ans Ia
petition will be taken and Judgment entered for
and cost and for sale Of said property to satisfy
the
ALBERT PERRY, Plaintiff
July l. Is75-aw. Prs fee. s7Ie
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q An infant of Sheriff vasSerslice, ageda few
days over Eve months, died MODdsy. and Was buried
Tuesday.
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DIR. LeDuc and family leave this week for Du fag'
County Illinois to remain for indefinite length OF tune
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,r,-,,x, Cpp FErLows-The following are the officers
- ponix Lodge No A. L o. O. F. for the present term
A. J. Mowry, N g.
All Fuellng, V. g.
A Straub, r. s
c Nnhrurg. Treas.
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On long time at low interest well improved Farms
Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
june2i. " X. STOUT, Troy Kansas.
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AGENTS

AGENTS.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-09
A GOOD EXAMPLE.

The citizens of Augusta, Ga, claim the
largest cotton factory in the South, employ
ing 500 hands. This is one reason why Augusta
grows and prospers. Forty buildings are
now in process of erection and houses to the
value of $4,000 have been completed this
year. At this rate the population of Augusta,
which in 1870 was Is, 3s9, will be doubled be-
fore the next Federal census. Manufacturing
establishments would have similar effect in
all of the principal cities of the South. The
time for sending our raw material several
thousand miles away, to be reimported in the
form of articles of prime necessity, is passing
away, and the people of the agricultural
South are finding out what it is to that makes
and keeps them poor.