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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

The telegraphic news from Washington
OF yesterday represented PINoaBAcg as being
In q pinch. out of which it was doubtful
whether he would get, and MoRroS as being
angered almost to sickness. Both pieces OF
news are good-almost too good to be true.
Blu. PrscHBACK is iearfully crowded.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 3 lst Of December. 1875, by Rev.
". X. Boyle, Mr.. ROBERT r. HILLS, Jr.. Of
Lexington, Va. to Miss MALISSA }. PULLING,
of Richmond, Va.
Married. on the evening of February 9th, 1876,
al the residence of The brides father, Colonel W L.
VIM, by Rev. J. william Jones, -. D., Mr.. WAL
TER NJ. SHELTON to Miss BERTHE W. VIM :;
all of Hanover county.
Married, February 1. 1876. b. Rev. John n.
Batter, MIR. l.. w. PARSONS. Of Charles City
county, and Miss MARY +. GAINES of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

FAYETTE McMULLlS has written an open
letter to Governor SMITH In favor Of law
connecting President GRANT, judges oil the
Supreme Court, the members of the Cabinet,
and members OF Congress to return to the
Treasury the money they drew under the
"back salary.grab" law.
FAYErrE evidently does not know that
Congress has no power to pass such law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

DEATHS.

! Died, on Friday morning he tn instant, At 81
| o'clock, of pneumonia, WILLIAM TIREE, in the
| eighty third year of his axe.
His funeral Will take place from The First Baptist
| church THIS Saturday. AFTERNOON NJ 3
| o'clock. The frieuds Of the family are Invited to
attend.
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IL FLANNELS! FLANNELS

VS. FLANNELS FLANNELS
The best 25c. WHITE FLANNELS set offered:
The best yard-wide soc. ALL-WOOlELASNEL
yet offered;
The best HEAVY TW1LLED RED FLANNEL at
40c. yet offered;
All kinds OF FLANNELS In great variety at
fc LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

FUNERAL NOTTCE.-Thc remains of Mrs. CAR
CIlNk, HOMasSEL THORNTON, Of Rappalln-
mock county, will reach the desOt Of the Chcsa-
peIka and bio railroad THIS MOANING. The
funeral will proceed from the depot to Shockoe
!ill Cemetery at A. VI. The friends Of the fam
ilv are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

We have received copy of the New York
Herald's excellent almanac for 1S7G-the first
of the season. The others have not come to
hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

hgSIDNEY BAPTIST CHI Rtll'-
Preaching at IL A. VI. and ~ p. IL. By the Kew
Mr. MACaASAwAY. BY the same every tIsht
during the week.
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AIoDToS On BLAlSE's SPEECH. "

NIOnToS On BLAlSES SPEECH.-A WASH
iugton telegram, 10Th. says:
cit is understood tonight that senator
Morton is chuctling over the speech with an
immense degree of good humor, from which
It is construed that Mr.. Blaine has not
strengthened himself with the West as
presidential aspirapt."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

MT ST. JOHNS CHURCH.-Lltany
service aud sermon by The rector EVERY NIGHT
THIS WEEK at q quarter TO o'clock. Seals free
All are welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

MT GRACESTREET B APTlS
TOMORROW by the past or
Rev. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER, ID. d., at II A. M'
aud al 7i1P.M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

Cleanliness is next to Goodness" So
saith the Scripture.-.ScottSu Courier.
Not so. But who did say so?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

Nj TRINITY CHURCH.-Seryices At
II A. VI. and p. VI. by the pastor. Members RI.
ceived into the church after the morning sermon
and the ordnance OF baptism administered.
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NAT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor'
ncr Main AMI Sixth es).-Rev. G. c. BITING,
D. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL a. NJ. and Y!
Z. VI.
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ri7 FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH ION Mayo street near Broad). -Rev w.
c. SCHAEFFER, pastor. Sundly school at $50 a.
N. Preaching at l 4. NJ. and 7.3O i. NJ. Sub
ect for evening sermon The History, Character,
aud Mission Of the Lu hcrin Church." Seats free
i Il inYi;cN.
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M" NEW SPRING CALICOES-a large
assortment;
CHEVIOT SHlRTINGS, Just opcned,a at
fcS LEVY BROTHERS..
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nIg BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rev. 5. A. Steel, pastor, viii preach
ut O'Clock A. NJ. aHd ~ Z. NJ.
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lJy@ ECRU CACHEMIRE LACES AND
ECRU POINT GAZE LACES;
CACuEMIRE LACE SCARFS and BOWS;
10000 yards HAMBURGER EDGlNGS and IN
SETTINGS;
REAL, IMITATION, ana FRENCH PATENT
VALENClENEES LACES;
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES In great variety at
LEVY BROTHERS..
PICTURE FRAMES. feS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

MT FIRST p X L L \ L E II A \
CHURCH.-Kev VI. II. HOUSTON. recently from
China, will deliver al address in this church at ii
A. NJ. on Foreign Missions. All are cordially in
vitcd 4 collection for missions will be taken up
after the sermon. Preaching at night By the pas
tor rs uslIl.
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MI WILLIAMSBURGH COURT.-At
LEVY BROTHERS, you will find goods suitable
Tor costumes for the representation Of the VIII
liaInshurg Court. -
CDLORED aud BLAGh FEINETEESS,
tOLDRtD SILK PLJSHES,
WHITE and CDLORED CORDUROY,
LARGE-FIGURED CALJCOES and CRETONS,
LACES in all widths.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
Also, for ball dresses,
.SPANGLFD MUSLlNS.
WHITE and FASCY-COLORED SILKS,
WHITE and COLOKED JARLETANS;
Two, four, and six button OPERA KID GLOVES
IA Ms i'm great variety;
FANCY JEWELki, &C., &c. at
LEVY BROTHERS..
New arrival Of HAMBURGu EDGINGS and N
SETTINGS nj great baruaius. fec
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

NJ METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOCIfTY.-Thc regular mouihly meeting will be
held at Broad. Street church SUNDAY AFTER
:TOUS at 81 O'Clock.
A. l.. WEST, President
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
of Twelfth and Broad streets. REV. W. A. MONT
GoMERY, y. d., Of Lyuchburg, al II A. N. and u.
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Nj MAINS R EFT CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel s:rccis). FL
der PETER AISSLTE, TOMORROW NLort's day at
IL A. VI. ana =: 7. VI
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c. SEVENTH.STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH corner Seventh and Grace strcetsj.-
Rev. j. ". TRIBE will preach at II A. NJ. and "a
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPASY,t
RICHMOND. January 2l, 1876.
T,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held al their office,
on Leigh street, on MONDAY the 2Oth day OF
February, 1876, at ~ O'Clock VI.
IA 2I-td c. WALDROP, Secretary.
The above meeting is postponed by direction OF
the President, to MONDAY the 2Sth Of February
f. Sid e. WALDROP, Secretary.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A GENTLEMAN AND WEE CAN
IA find BOARD in private family with Nicely
furni shed front room, on second floor, the Cap
tol SQUIRE. Southerners preferred For further
information address, with real name, X. Z. b.. care
Carrier No. IL. fe 12-ltN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

They keep the largest and bes tassorted stock In
this city, and are always the first 10 mark down
when there has been decliue n prices
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know where to make your purchases; that is if
You
WISH TO EcoSoMTzE IN THE PURCHASING OF
YOUR DRY GOODS.
LANCASTER CAMBRICS,
PACIFIC PERCALES,
AUBURN BLEACHED COTTON.
AUTHORIZATIONS LEACHED COTTON
ANDROSCO6GIN BLEACHED COTTON,
HILLS SEMPER IDEM BLEACHED COTTON,
DAFOL MILLS BLEA CHED COTTON,
WAMSUTTA BLEAGHED COTTON,
NEW YORK MILLS BLEACHED COTTON,
PRIDE-OF-THE-WEST BLEACHED COTTON,
PEPPERELL, WALTHAM,L HUGUE
NOT, and UTICA BLEACHED aud IN
BLEACHED SHEETINGS;
LINEN SHEETINGS,
TABLE LINEN,
TURkEi-RED DAMASK, for table cloths,
NAPKINS and DOILIES in great variety,
RICHARDSON'S LINENS,
TOWELS and TOWELLING,.
CRUMB-CLOTHS, at
feS LEVY BROTHERS.
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A MEETING OF THE STOCK. "a
n HOLDERS IN THE MASONIC TEN Xxx
Pr e ASSOCIATION OF TIE STATE OFLV
VIRGINIA will be held at ST. Adams Hall tIhird
and Main strects), in the city OF Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY the 23d Of February 1876, at
O'Clock p. NJ By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
:, ! O. 3t,w3wSdtd JOHN DOVE, Secretary.
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THEY ASK BUT ONE PRICE, AND THAT THE
LOWEST.
they PURCHASE THEIR GOODS N LARGE GUAM
ToSIsHINGLT LOW PRICES.

Titles FROM FIRST HANDS, WHICH
ENABLE THEM TO SELL AT AS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-12

&. +. RADY, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aa MORE DRY GOODS
FOR YOUR MONEY
LEVY BROTHERS,

THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN THIS CITY.
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The SPEAKER presented 4 report from the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth Of all char
ters Of incorporation granted by the circuit
courts during the year 1873, and led in his
offipn
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-15

We have been suffering for rain since the hsod Sat
urdsy evening bad glorious old rain. Everything
looks lively this morning
Garden track is doing we'll; Potatoes nd psas
mixed mp with grub to-day Iosks veil In the
Bottom and wheat sever Looked bstssr the nslbsrYss
real f~ss there 10 pretty good crop Of peaches 1.
the Bottom pswpaws and wanuts prouiskgi every
body seems to Be hOssfuf; all busy doing sspsthsg
Fshn has been tie bssnsss Of the ssy usl the last
week. The Old Muddy has got her hack up, end pat Q
stop to H. We have caught great many Ash here this
Spring Of various binds and sizss frsu 1 up 10 81
pounds intended 70 have TO Troy last week. and
brought you q sucker. bat misfortune kept from ID
The health Of the city Is very god.
-Four newcomers to city. in the LAST tive days.
George DSvis's 10 boy Frank Austin's was GIRL Il
died. and was buried Sunday at the Bsensat cemetery
John Fsathsrston Is walking aroand prsud pea
cock with bouncing daughters on his back He says
Tilly Is the best wife he ever had.
We had very pleasant school picnic, Saturday the
ID inst Charles Quinn ESQ., szPsrin tended the AFFAIR.
The dance continued ut night A COED time.
The protrseted dance Ia still going %, frsmyssk to
week, ever since lsst Fall - years ago. Ihsve ever
been to enc Of them yet they say they are mighty
fine Big and little cid and ysung. attend the
When fellow gets cut Of grab he has dance at his
house and in that way they kept mp from house
house and have everything in o0mnss-vsry esnmon.
There were Il persons psptssd Sunday at BeIlemsnt
in the liver BY the German Rsfor.aed demonstration
BiLDLD.
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" Obituary poetry il the chief aiicton Of the Jer ~
City Journal. Language it says 'is inadequate 70
describe its utter Horthessnesa II the friends Of dead
people don't knoysny better way to honor their
es than to scribbe doggere rhymes about them then
the dear departed be congratulated having got
safely beyond the reach Of sueh friends."
We endorse the above, fully. Occasionally there sP'
pears beautiful obituary poem, bat in pnetynine cases
ont Of hundred they the worst kind Of trash and
credit to the writer the deceased 1t is class Of
matter that editor cannot well reject But in major
y Of cases is the composition Of acquaintance Of
the family Of the deceased who offers It for publication
without the knswledge Of the friends. They mean it
well, but often it is a of modification to the
friends of the dead We recently published Of these
contributions and the head of the family whsh the
deceased belonged aerward told that he had known
that it have been sent in he would have asked
farer to reject it. Original doggerel medley Of
lines of different metre selected promiscuously from
wide range of religious and obituary poetry Is Of ben
eft to the dead or consolation to their friends
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Sea Him Rres.-Per What P.rps,e ,


Nnisf D'oes ID soaf Issue o. June sth uai
sPe"h VIII DO presented 70 tne Sossrnor Of the State
Tor tne pardon oil one Jerry heCsrty who was
"'onccu al the september term' ieta oil the District
court Oh Donpan County Kansas Tor the shsrt term Of
three years, for grand larcsny II is nine month
since he was committed to the penitsntay We expesd
Thousands Of dollars annually in making laws for the bet
ter protection Of society that individuals may be
in person and property. We spend thousands in
executing the la~s suppose thors never Of
CRIMINAL prosecution District Court Doriphen
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-15

RAILROAD TAX CoLLECTED.-It will be remembered
that few months ago, in the United States Circuit
Court Judgment obtained against the st Joseph and
Denver City Railroad Company for some AIoO, the
of due Doniphan County for the year 1875
motion made last week in the Circuit Court in ses
sion at Leayenworth confirm the sale of this road
which made 3 short time ago W. ID. Webb, County
Attorney of Donphsn County appeared before the Court
resist the confirmation of the sale until the amount Of
the Judgment paid and succeeded to the
fullest extent The Of a 4I3 paid him, fer judg
and subsequent taxes that had accrued. and he
brought money home and turned into the
This is q good lift for County 1t the present time
and entities Mr.. Webb great deal Of credit for his
watchness and energy in behalf Of the interests Of the
County
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CORRESPONDENCE.
TEE CENTENNIAL.
Hs.sie.Is.r.! l. Ne, pie,..s.s.e B.iIdi.E
The Electro N gazette 0rgan-Other Ites..

| Horticultural HaIl-A Pfet.re.sue R.irs,,,
Tss ..ssie olrs. .s: I'D Tree.
| PHiLADEIPma June 2 1875
EDITOR CHEZ We hsd made some preparation tn rit
the Main Building and give your readers an idea of the
exhibits therein but upan second consideration MA sd
1t viii take at least four days thoroughly examine
the prominent disphys will visit Hortieultu
raj Hall. Viewed from the United States Government
Building its pleasing; and the numerous
orange and lemon trees with their bright yellow fruit
dangling temptnsly within reach; the odd.lookipp GEN.
tury paints with their huge elephant tusk like leaves
the on each side of the wide thorough
fares and the circular p of ground covered with native
flowers add largely to the pictuesqueness of the build
ing Laies We notice linger longer at this building than
at any ther The clankng and grinding Of metals and
the the great Coriss engine at MACHINERY Hall
seem to terrfy them and they rush this spot where
all is quiet where the wonderful organ in the east
end Of the building peas forth grand piece Of music
| by the aid Of electricity.
Upon entering west door eyes rsf behold many
fair faces and then whole garden Of surppica plants
and cumps Of peculiarly shaped trees There are over
thirty six Australian tree ferns-great clumsy black
things with bark in shreds and resembling the outside
Of the of the cocoa The leaves grow out from the
extreme top and fall gently over If they wanted to
hide the rough sable body The est was over twelve
feet In height The screwpne and Cuban sage palm at
tract ed very much attention the former for ts long
leaves winding upwards in regular order around
the stalk the latter for its graceful shape being
Eve feet high and feet in diameter at the base 1t is
different from th>sther palms, having ibruus igament
like the cedar instead Of broad leaf 1t il in the pos
session Of Poey Of Havana There also another
variety. called the African fanpalm having long stems
the ends of which brd leaves similar to those of
pie-plant and divided of into sectionz which when
shut up is pretty closed IAN. The prickly pear date
fem Peru looked something Ike tn. dstri buted
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-15
RRAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filled ssr Record D.si.E the Month Of MAY
WARRANTY.

Il
WAERAST.
hsnrJ Ashrwine to Minerva Chase - acres OIL OIL eAs'
oe quarter section "a township range "a
T. ana mary Sesot 70 Wn- WEBB part Oh iot' anu
Z B''es T. severanesf 500
james D. Payne and Mary T. Payne TO Levi kunkel
Lou ma section - township range a. containing
Jul" scrss also. IL acres out Of Lot No. In north
east quarter northwest quarter section H. township
| range 70 u soo
M La zimmerman and wife 70 John +. Wilson Lots IL
sna H. BLOCK q Maynard; go
'eergs d. and Eliza Green TO Oliver NJ Spencer Lots
J. D o. IL r. and TO- Block j. East Troy w.
George W. and Annie II. Wood to W. T. Wood, the
south Is Of the south east quarter section town
| ship 4 rsass %. 1.3oa
W. h Eorbss and wife to T. J. Thomas north 80 acres
north west ausrtsr section townshps range 1s; and
ss west hsh Of vet half Of south east quarter section
IS. township l. range 10. 20 acres; taeso.
-, =. -. - s-...-, - -, a, -
.h,n . - a.. ~. - -. - =,
$500,
60 ~. :. C..-s--
-, r,' -. ~.
s<oo
wilism Il. Hammer and Lurinda Hammer to Evelise
W. Wood asloo ef Of the north side of south
west quarsr Of north vest quarter section H. township
). range u: siso.
Matilda Les 70 William Quinln, south half Of north
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FROM sACKET.

KELVIN, KANSAS June /, 1876.
Ed. CHIEF :-"Sackets' Highland Items will be seen
in your paper had intended write a vale.
dictory but time forbade. wish say to my Highland
friends goodbye If my scribblings have been any
amusement profit to any one 1 am satisfied; the
other hand if any has taken oense have apollo
~ to ma Ike, believer in death bed repentances
With these few predatory remarks, will give brief
synopsis of my trip.
At Severance, 1 boarded the St Joe & Denver City
Railroad After pleasant ride of two hours got of
Seneca the County Seat of Nemaha County. Not having
been in this place before two years and having
acquaintance took stroll about but how chan.
cd! Their beautiful Court House, which had been
proud ornament to North eastern Kansas is pile Of
ms Surely, the fre-fend has done sad havoc here.
The bank where be the smiling face
Of Charley Scraord and the full round belly of Sam.
Lappin was filled by strange faces. The former
exile perhaps in South America the other taking
his prison rsons in Topeka beautiful Court House
which had been erected by their efforts Of ruins,
seemed In its silence To say Il wish no longer to
main . monument to persons such IS they"
From Seneca to Centrza the Central Branch Rail
road the wagon road leads over high divide rode in
company with the proprietor Of the Csntraz cheese fac
tory He says that Kansas produce good cheese
as Western New York the Western Reserve in Ohio.
He, having been an old operator from the last named
place speaks from personal knowledge stopped the
AcCubbin House, where the weary traveller is always
y. se's 'P'snu" he.N anu " 'a.A IN INC sun,
VI m ''oAu '"he' AZ os"''Aia Nn'' AppeAfou
80 e 'oei- arg 500. VI soOe', 'ne
s. Oe'Is 'nA y, IT. h'uaen' "h'. vas Supeiln'enu
~ ne ".e'" oio'nei'' wv VI. Do"iP"~' Cou-s1
aensous 'u " ' my "s"'
they must have the Chief for Sunday reading. hope
their morals will not be ruined
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= ..Nr'- w.. - nr. - .-o -, -
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=, IN - a.. -, h. ,,., ,h,. -. a.. 80,
1000 -. :. a.. -, -h,oh !. a., oin,
-, III :, 80 - .-n,,..;;
m. smm.,,. ann ..,.n, i,,...,, ,h., ma. ,h; mo,
on. ~ ,b.. m,n.,.-. h,a ,ld.a nm nj. nc. I,ck r.h
ne. n. -, :, . 49,, an, an o....o,.r $500.
-. :. -. ..-, -. e.
- -. = -. a. ...,.,
-, -. g.. - = -. a.. -. - a, - ,,,
=. -
tn. S~,.......,.-s - - - ~ p.,,.
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50 ~ 80
as, NJ. ~ ~ IN. o-nA. " 'A. :.
.isi -" .'. 49, :, -. ne Guns. .a' 20
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For any other length Of time accordance with thu
above rRtes which apply only 10 regular advertising
Business cards Of 5 lines or Less q ayear
For legal and transient advertisements 81 per ,ouays
for the first insertion and 50 per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 50 psr cent extra; spd
editorial advertisements and personal communication
double price.
Eight lines Of solid Nonparen make one scusrs An
fractions Of half square and over counted a fun
square.
Advertisements requiring to BE- certified tn WIN bs
charged the cost Of certifying In addition TO the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid Cor invariably i.
advance.
u JOB WORK Of all kinds done on short potjcs ~
l0W the tines win admit All job work must 81 n.id
for when taken from the Office.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-15

WONDERFUL MUSICAL PRoGIDY.-Little Della Car
psns of Troy emily five years Of age executes
hundred pieces Of music en- the organ and plays four
parts She also pa sccompenimens to vocal music
the vslis and other isstrume And the little Won
der plays perfectly too We do not remember to have
read heard Of yeung person who could do the half
quarter that she does And stranger yet she knows
nothing Of the rudments Of music-doesnt know one
from another She appears st the until
dressed for the OCCASION When she unable to reach
the proper keys with both hands, she her little chin
and fails produce the right KEY. 1t is really
marvellous the vay she executss-Hidiodthd Herald
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-15

The csstsasial Exhibition opens the 10th Of Nay.
We nnst not miss this grand showing Of the worlds gosd
All Of the valuable products Of the dfsrent
tries will be displayed. ID claimed that will have
to travel 60 miles 70 through this grand exhibition 1t
is your dnty to 60 New want to make suggestion
before you start. step into Van Buskirks and get
outfit dress suit Of Clothes pair Of kid gloves neck
tie pair of shoes &C. Kansas is hard up and feel it
nay duty tell you Just where to CO. in order to lessen
your expenses and awe ali you
Come and stock, at VAN BUsKIRK's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-15

IRIS CoHNe.-Ws are to have aCirens, after al Dan
ca...llo, Circus and collection Of animals VIII tx bit
:, Trov an Monday ns1t; Highland, on Tuesday: and
Whit. Cloud on housekeeping all parts Of DOni-
phsn County an opportunity to 20 70 the show. A.
sysryboy has haaksrng to 60 to Circus at least 'aes
wear svss they have to sell COW or oookstovs u
raise the means here is the opportunity This shev has
visited our County former occasions and has exhibit
cd throughout the length and brssdth Of the Land
travels by its wagons that railroad smAshuPs DC
not interfsfe with It.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-15

r. Two of our leading citizens. Mr.. Thornton walker
and Rev Robert Fisher engaged in an animated
,tree dispute the other evening and apparently could
not come to an understanding. Finally, Thornton eK-
claimed IN give you written permit to 90 aad take
them away" Fisher hssitased but the proposition was
so fair that he could object and he went Oh satisfied
bs fact that neither Of the gentlemen can write
word or read when written was Of no consequence -
lang as thore was such perfect willingness displayed