The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-02

Ihere IL to be grand poll teal rally here next Friday
November 3D. Joint discussion. Come and hear the
Truth from all sides. Judge Price Johnston, Sol 0Dris
coll and other speakers invited We sh. expect al
who want our votes to come and show themselves
Judge Price. Rus Williams and Kennedy wers hsrs
last Friday expecting to enghsn the Issues Of the
day. but no one knew anything of the meeting until the
speakers came. they had no audience. Send word
next time. and We viii be ready for you
Peter Cooper stock il falling Hayes and Wheeler 70.
ing up We all right State ticket but by all sp.
pearsnces there viii be considerable scratching Coun
ty ticket.
Willie. OF Robert Mailer, made . escape
last Thursday. While train No. doing some
switching Willie being the train, fell between the
cars, but succeeded IN getting from under them before
the wheel caught him. His scull slightly fractured
and be was otherwise badly bruised but slsd
ssy he is ont again, and doing we'll 1t liz warning
other boys, and We hope they Will heed it.
There was Democratic meeting ct the school house.
Friday evening We were not present but understand
there were but few there Snyder Steward and Close
were the speakers.
Mr.. Aeher sDd lady returned oday from their visit
East, including the Centennial They sag it is big
sh ow. and they enjoyed their visit very much but
the times through Pennsylvania and Ohio are harder
than here and that poor persons suffer-
being nothing to do.
The health Of the community improving and wealth
er beautiful Fan wheat about all eat BY the hoppers
Mira johnson. of Troy is visiting her daughter Mrs
MAILER. Hope she may have pleasant time
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT
Wheat 10 the chief article Of Receipts md
shipments show that average Of 1000 bushels are
handled daily. The Jameson Bros have srscssd very
neat and commodous building for shipping purposes and
havn gained the confidence of the farmers
y uyiug and shipping large amounts of that which
slit Ltes the stat of lifs r. c. MAILER also is eIpe
renced grain dealer and is perfectly Trustworthy in the
relation that he sustains to the business
Our day school is under tbs careful and julcous
agement of Mr. C. Taylor, resident of White Cloud
Mr. Taylor Of good education and judgm ent and
seems &c know the true object of his vocation.
j. ". Shock has r-plenished his large and extensive
stock of lumber, and offers and extra bargains
purchasers.
A. Floodin has named his newly arrived son, Peter
Cooper.
Daddy Stripe has raised the price of Lis potatoes
few of the trunds bed trash of the community still
persist in climbing upon the freight while switching
despite al the warnings of the agent sud Others An
cident occurred here last week that might in itself
teach them the danger Of such conduct.
The health Of the community is getting good again.
Some sore throats and ague.
We think it advisable for our citizens lay plank
walk from the upper part of town to the depot
Last Friday night there was . Democratic meeting
held here Their candidate for Representative tried in
vain to make few votes. The is almos,
all Long men.
We are to have meeting here next Friday at
O'Clock, p. IN. Speakers all sides are expected to
touch upon the political issues Of the day COOPER