The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-08-10
Dsniphaz Issns,

The weather had been very warm and dry until Satur-
day night when we had good oldfashonOd rain Corn
potatoes cabbage, etc. are looking up Sunday very
warm.
The case os Rahd va MadOulet up again. before
Justice FOrman last Friday 1t vas mixed case Radd
sued before Justice Randolph by one Iners Tor
other name) and Judgment rendered AGAINST him. Then
liners garnisheed Madoulet for money due Radd for
WORK ana labor Radd turns about and sues Madoulet
before Justice FOrman and RECEIVERS Judgment for for
ty dollars The question Ia now who will Madouet pay
this money tot Who win pay Madouletts costs II the
sarn ashee Is sustained before Randolph it will perhaps
go to the District Court.
The Republican primary election here Saturday
was mixed up almost bad the Radd and Madoulet
case There was no one knew but part Of the candidates
how 1t should There seemed be sets Of tick
ets One Of the candidates says it was 4 frzud and
swindle In order to defeat him. While he quarrel
ing over it. some stole all his tickets out Of his peck
ct 1t too bad for old wheelhorse politician be
euehred that way. Look out, j. B., next time.
Robert Tracy and Cyrus Leland were down, last Wed
nesday. We never enqured their business : 1t not
our politics.
Capt. Philbrick Is at home again is nohcommttal
to where he has been As he Ia of large corporal
capacity he is supposed to contain great deal Of nor
nation
Adam Bremen is of on a three weeks tOur Will re-
turn the last Of this week
Mr.. ]. S. Miller. living two miles north of Doniphan
has beautiful grove Of ten He proposes clean
up and thin the trees for camp IL minsters
those who have charge Of such matters want him
There is ninexhausble spring Of good water and plenty
Of water for stock, on the premises.
Mrs. Elliott, Of Savannah Miss ouri IL stopping with
her sister. Mrs Hudna Of this place also Mrs Bryan
Of wathena-
James II. Welsh returned from Iowa Saturday and
he travelled FIVE hundred miles In the State
and the small grain ia failure in good many portions
Of the State In Counties they did harvest any
thing Corn looks badly and will not make half crop.
The wet weather in the spring and dry summer ruined
their crops.
The brass band that came from Troy to the DOnphan
festival full They got full (of wns after they
came here.
c. p. Philbrick has been placed in charge Of the A.
and n. Depot. at this place Is young of steady
habits honest truthful and accommodating and will al
ways be found his post when his services requir
ed giving info rmation shippers and passen
gers Loafers will have hunt other quarters.
Uncle Jim Forman' IS hoOpup is at last hoped up
the west side Of Main Street where Squire Forman dis
penses justice.
Corn is pick up its ears cabbage is taking big
heads everything is refreshed like of the Troy
fellows, whom they came 10 the festival.
A. C. Low was up from Atchison Friday. Don't see
that be has lost any flesh, this warm weather.
The rag and bone after our rags Saturday
A good many tramps are prowling around residences
begging for something to eat Look out for them.
that would charge for keeping door at a festi.
val would chase tOm.tit q ten-acre field for q
pumpkin seed.
Mr.. Strstton had ten Of and threshed three
hundred and twenty bushels Antoine Brown had eighty
of abad4 hone aid hus bala