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American citizen., 1876-10-28

Every Democratic Club in tue
County will meet AT its Club room
ON the 4th day OF November, tor
the purpose Of comparing notes and
prel'ai lug details, and oil Monday,
the q. II Of Move mber, to see that
every thing Is i'll readiness for ear
nest, effective and organized work
on Tuesday, the 7th of November.
By order of the Executive Com.
mittee. III. S. FOOTE, JR.,
Chairman.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

The citizens of the county, and
the east 'ar& west ward clubs oI
Canton, are rdb,tes ed to he presen,
at odd Fellows Rsil on Tuesda!
night, Cctnber 3l~t, .t z p.m., t.
hear the Hon. j. B Yel,owly aud
other speakers. Come one, come
all. Ladies especially invited.
ii. S. FOOTE, Ji.,
Chm Lem. Ex. Com.
American citizen., 1876-10-28
Notice I! Notice +!

TIE voters of Madison, Count,
arc hereby notified thst they will
vote for the whole eight Presiden
tial electors as well as for Congress
man and Member of the LeSisla-
ture, and not for District e'ectoI
merely, as many seem enormously
10 suppose. The President of each
club is requested to send trusty
to the undersigned for
tickets for his box SSa Saturday,
4!h.
II. S. FOOTE, JR,
Chairman Dem. Ex, Com.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

Mrs. SINS Announces to her
furnser l,atroi,s and the ladies gem
erafly, that she Is now receiving,
from New York aud st. Louis, her
stock Of Fall and Winter Millinery,
uhich she - Offering at very re-
xiuced rstes. Her stock Of Fancy
Notions y now complete, and the
iadIes win do veil to call md ex-
anime her stock before purchasing
elsew be re.
American citizen., 1876-10-28
Notice Of the appointment Of
Clerks and inspectors for
Election. Nov. 7. 1876.


The following appointments Of clerks
and inspectors have been made by the
Board of Registrars. and unless unav"id-
ably fetnired FROM tie polls or excused by
the Board, will be expected to serie:
SUPERVISORS DISTRICT NO. 1.
CANToN-EAsT WARD.
I.srEcroRs-W F. Dancy, ID. p. Mont
gomcry, Alfred Handy, Registrars.
CLEKkS-J. X. .-ks, :. J.. /. (tL-d
WEST WARD.
ISsrECroRs-John H. Chcatham, RObt.
Kemp. Jim Cross.
CLERKs-G II Sommcrs, John 4 Cameron.
District No. 2.
VERNON
Inspecsors-U U;.llace Montgomery. George
Hulmc, Solomon Th3tnt"n, {.
Clerks-Jos + Lane. lis + IApscclh5
SMITHS SCHOOL HOUSE.
Inspectors-i. F Lane, " l. Smith, jack
son 1ro.itlar, c.
Cleks-IF " Lawson, NJ Long.
District No. 8.
MADISON STATION.
Inspcctors-T Dulaney, Tom White
Clerks
LIVINGSTON.
Inspectors-W B Kicks, John Robinson
Joe Harris, C.
CIerks-J " Cameron, DIR J T Magrudcr
MADIsONvILLE.
Inspectors TW Holland, W wR Parker
jerry binkins, c.
Cierks-G X Kemp, William Mckee.
District No. 4.
SHARON.
Inspfcfors-C Adams, l. Gilmcr, George
| adams. c.
Clrks-D F. Wood. " III Bowies.
sUhPHUR SPRINGS.
Inspecfors-C A Arnold, A Chichester
| BayIess Winlock, C.
Clerks-D ii IIopkiss Sal w Magruder
District No. 5.
CAMDEN.
inspectors-j. p. George, J. J
! Covington. Anderson Massey. C.
| CLERK A. Magruder, Capt
Wm. Melville.
| FRANKLIN ACADEMY.
Inspecto,s-E G Postell, Oliver
BillingsIea. Nathan Edwards. C.
Gerks-W Fl Dudley, A y Graf
ton.
American citizen., 1876-10-28
NOTICE TO- PATRONS

The Grange Cooperative ASs1".ntion of
Madison county, Miss, was .gr,anized ~
day. The rules recommended by the Ma
tIonal Grange for Cooperative Associations
were adopted with but little alteration.
The election of officers resulted as follows:
Chairman. Il. Yellowly.
Trcasnrer-L. +. Montgomery. 90.
D;rectors-Jno. T. Cameron, J. A. Smith,
Nm Priestley, J. f. Co.ler
Audi, ors-E. G.. PostciI. u. ". Palmer.
SccrrtaIy-T. G.. Smith Vaniz.
Canton WAS sclccte'i pace of husI,
ness. All Patrons of Madison and adjoining
counties are invited to join the Associatioil
The next meeting will he on the 18th M".,-
law of September at Odd Follows Hall.
" order of the Association.
+. q. SMITU-VtNII.
Canton. Au.r. ~, lS1ti S,cirtJiN
American citizen., 1876-10-28
THE PATTY.

Tuesday night the young Esdies
and gentlemen of Canton had a
most delightful merrymaking at the
hodse of our tOwnsman, Mr.. Will
Walker. All went smoothly and
the guests went home charmed vi ith
cousin WM, and every body wished
for repetition of sofleasant re-
upion
American citizen., 1876-10-28
GROSS,

OCR new stock of m1trri Il has
slrlived, and We are trNw prepared
10 do work of all kinds. Merchants
can get their Bill heasls-all sizes
large and small Mute and Letter
heads, Cards, and every description
of Job Work dime neatly and
promptly. We ask trial and
guarantee satisfaction.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

RoHEDACHER' Hotel, in Jack
. NJ, Miss, is an acqlhisi;ioh to the
city, with which none of its citizens
would willingly dispense. 1t is SD
well Feft, conveniently located,
and controlled by such clever gan
tlemen that the wonder il, ho,c they
ever IN ,nagcd to get along without
l.. GA We inesd.y morning last
after u t,di 'uS trip of about three
hours f,Om this poil; to the Capital,
we were transferred iIOm the depot
to the hotel, IN tho easy goiIg and
elegant omnibus properly named
"Oscar Hick'e," conducted by a
very Garfield driver ami under the
surveillance of the "rver vIgilant,"
watchfnl and wakeful porter, Frank
Walker, who understands his bust
moss, and attends to it faithfully.
Having called for breakfast-a, we
left home too early fUf OUT accus
toned cup of coffee-we were not
kept waiting until patience and ap
petite had both left us, but in a few
minutes were escorted by the po-
lite and accomplished Steward, Mr..
Thompson, to the elegantly finished
and furnished dining room where
we were attended by clean, rhite
aproned ,caifers, who placed before
US the most tempting of breakfasts,
consisting of Fried Oysters, Fried
Chicken, BroiIed Mutton Chops,
tender Beefs. cak .Buckwheat Cakes,
delicious white Bread, and sweet
Butter, and accompanied by the
indispensable cup of Old Java !!
which made us almost forget thu
"troub!es of the way and we
changed our mind about .'touchIns
up" the accommodation train,'
which fs alas, hum5ug. We
ought tJ have daily passenger
train running to ant 5foas Canton
But, we are '.Of the track" and We
must return to the hotel, and thank
the genilemanly proprietor for his
Kindness to us and especially fol
the appearance of his card in the
CITIZEN, to which We direct the at
teniion of our readers. Before
leaving uook old Jackson-ovei
which Seems written Ichabod-w,
tender our thanks to the polite ant
pOlis he'd c'erk of ROhracher's fO
his courtesy III accompanying Ills t,
the dplwt-albeit We were somewha
crorded, but NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kl
to the clever Clarence Miller.
American citizen., 1876-10-28
Election Notice.
BE IT REMEMBEREh, That on
tuesday, November 7, 1875.

IN election will he held to choose eight
Electors for Pressidcast and Vice President
OF the United States, "a member OF Congress
and one member Of the Mississippi Lrssisia-
ture, from the CceHty ~ kadih0s. to fill
the uncxpircd term of <he fon, David
Jenkins. deceased, at each of the following
precincts in the County of Madison, State
of Mississippi. to-wi::
Canton, East Ward xox Court Honsc.
West =. =. Masonic Hall.
Vernon, Smiths School House.
Livingston. Madison Station.
Sharon. Ma,liSOnville.
Camden. Sulphur Sl'riHgs
Franklin Academy.
In accordance with section SCI, Revised
Code, state of Mississippi. all saloons or
places retailing or giving away intoxicat-
ing drinks throughout the county will bc
required to closr.
paIs open at o'clock a. m, and close at
6 o'clock =. mr.; the law provides
VIZ. DANCY, Pres
n,'..a D r. n'1..sr+"'' n.ssr' H's''''a''
American citizen., 1876-10-28

MRS. KIRKPATRICK is now re-
ceiving her pew millinery and will
continue the business at her resi-
dence. Her stock though small
will be select, and will be sold very
low. Especial attention given to
repairing and re-trimming. Friends
frufn the country are particularly
invited to give her call.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

LET the country take notice ::
The merchants and business men of
the city of Canton have agreed to
clI SO their houses of business On
the 7th day of NoNeihber, 1876, be
ing election day.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

OURmerchairts aud business m en-
can have their work done as good
and as cheap AS at st. Louis. We
will deliver work promptly in all
instances and invariably give salts
faction.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

HEREAFTER reading notices and
local advertisements will he charged
at the rate OF TEN CENTS per line
for the first aud every subsequent
insertion.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

NEw stock aud inateiiaI has been
rpcrived at this ofii,,e and We are
prepared to execute all manner Of
job Work ~ extremely Ios prices. .
Get our esfimafes. We turn out
none but yirxt class work.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

If you want your hair cut,
trimmed or dressed in the l;ites.
style. so to Weber's barber shop
We understand that the young
men constituting the Cornet Band
and Orchestra have decided to give
a grand fancy Dress Ball at Odd
Fellows Hall, at no distant day.
We are confident that the manage
snent will make a success OF it, and
the lovers of the terpsichorram art
may anticipate gay time. In an
.hher column will be found the
committees appointed.
American citizen., 1876-10-28
For the Most Reliable and Best
Goods at Bottom Prices
Go To GROSS,

OUR merchants Will do well to
ebtain estimates and examine the
quality of our work before sen,ling
your orders Cor Job Printing to ST.
Louis or New Orleans. We guaran-
tee entire satisfaction in every in-
stance,
American citizen., 1876-10-28
Don't Miss

Tho opportunity to come and see
the splendid assortment Of new
Dress. Goods, Ladies' Shawls, Ties.
Belts, and Kid Gloves i'm great
varie: les, sand 80 Cheap at
GROe1,
American citizen., 1876-10-28

Now is the season for fires, there
eIe every prudent person should
60 at once to the "Mississippi In
surance Agency" and procure a fire
policy of Charles Handy.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

Mr. q. r. SCHAEFER, between
Ssll~tt's tslIsr shop and Winklrr'.
ls,at shop, keeps fine rurrly OF
71ni:y grcc~ries, comprising every
.rticse gr,ieraky u.ed l.y house
keepers; which he off-rs cheap for
cash. Every Friday morning he has
I. variety Of fresh fsi which will b..
sold in quantities tn snit pu. cI'ascrs-
American citizen., 1876-10-28
Great Ba,aainS

In Mems and Boys Clothing. Boots
and Shoes. Laslies', Misses and Chill
dren's fiss snd heavS Shoes. Hosiery
etc. These goods were purchased
East tAis 1all at forced sales. for
cash, and are offered ut from 25 to
50 per ceut- cheaper than regular
bought goods Of same quality. Have
also received a iaIi line OF real Jet
and fancy Jewclry. Is karat plain
gold Rings, Ladies' Belts, new style
Band and Tucxing Combs, Gents
furnishiLg goods and uniaundered
shirts. Always ON hand, sugar,
coffee, hour, mofasses, tobacco and
snuff, choice cheese, ham sausage
crackers, fruits, nuts and candles
and full Line Of holiday goods. We
offer TO country dealers. special in
ducemeuts in Boots and Shoes a
wholesale. and will duplicate EasterI
regular prices.
21s4 III. GWINEER & BRO.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

WHEN job is promised from this
office at Il particular time patrons
eau rely ON having their work de-
livcrrd at the specified time,
American citizen., 1876-10-28
A Great Rush

To see the new Fall AMI Winter
Stock Of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
ls"ady Made CIothing, Hats, Boots
and Shoes, just arrived at
GROSS,
American citizen., 1876-10-28

If cotton is worth making, it is
~orth saving, then 60 aud insure IL
with Charles Handy At the Bank.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

The long looked fot Daalleable
glass lamp chimney, has boen made
n last, aad can be had at
1876 NC ORRICK'S.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

WE ask attention to all new adj
vcriisements in to-day's issue II
you wish your watch repaired call
on G. G. Coffy. IfyOu wish to buy
cheap calicOes call Oh Stinson & Nc
Earland. If you wish anything
manufactured from leather, call on
A. NJ. GNrley. ALI cheap for cash.
American citizen., 1876-10-28
II is Said

Money s,vesl is fntn.ry earned, and
time is m neg, which means tia'
You can saye both by doirg you'
trading - GROSS
American citizen., 1876-10-28

MASoN'S Glass Fruit Jars for sale
at w. j. Mosby s Co y, At reduced
prices.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

If you a'aft 4 ciesk smooth shave,
go to Adam Weber's, No. 400 Union
street.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

THERE was a meeting of the pat
rons Of the Canton Female Academy
held on Thursday afternoon, at 6
o'clock, for the purpose Of seleetins,
American citizen., 1876-10-28

ADAM WEBER keeps a first class
artist &le will serve the public in
his capacity at all hours.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

IP ,ou watt u eoosl-square mea',
a.smr hing.sixt yoa would relish.
and gs,osl co,ks,g, cal 1t the ca
m. La K 81 sursnf, the b'st IN toSn.
j. X. cHlLDaEsS, Ax-t.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

II you wish the best Lager or
Bremer Beer 60 or send to the
Camelia Saloon.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

LOOK out for the fiie-fiend and
insure without delay with the old
Insurance agency of Charles Handy.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

ALL kinds Of hair dressing AMI
pomades, prepared chalk, = super
fine article, made in Paris expressly
lCf A. WceeA
American citizen., 1876-10-28

ICE 1CE--Fur sale in large
or s-n Ill N aniiiies. at
American citizen., 1876-10-28

Oystcrs. Fish, and Game, always
ON hand ut the
CAMILLA RESTAURANT.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

INSURE your house this very day
With i'harles Handy.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

For the Finest Hats
Mems Fur Hats, at bottom prices
60 10 q ssN -,
American citizen., 1876-10-28

CIothins. Clothing. Clothing.
Better, Finer, Cheaper than ever
heard of at GROSS
American citizen., 1876-10-28

Price Hamburg Edging
And Insertions before buying and
save fifty per cent ut
GkOsS,
American citizen., 1876-10-28

HDon't forget to send that wood
promised to the CITIZEN office.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

The following are the committees
for the Barbecue, November 3:
On SPEAKERS.
n. S. Fuote. Jr., f. Cert,
Emmett L. Ross, T. T. Singleton
&. L. Gross, r. G. Smith,
Ovid ST.: d .ker.
STAND, SEAFs AND TABLES.
James Wales, Chairman.
T. j. Love, j. nj Randall,
I. L. Holiday, Geo. Davis.
Jno. NJ. Foster, w. s. Parker.
T.. III. Pearce, w. &. johnson.
Howard Kyle, ID. j. Nichols,
j.. r. PricI,a,d, Is. f. Muse,
w. l.. Mckee, q. K. Kemp.
J. L. Pritstley, Rubt. S. s. inson,
CONTRIBUTIONS.
JAS. Mcfarland, Chairman.
Emmett l.. Ross, W. b. Ricks.
j. Il. Yello,wly, f. \. Stebbins,
Sim Holiday. Il. Maas,
8. S. Barker, David Hopkins,
Robt. Cherk, Thos. Faucrtt,
w. 4 McAllistcr, S. &. Devine,
Capt.17Ak . fHs!aa Il. -MaXson,
a. Chichester. j. l.. A, lit,
WIN. Joiner, J T Cameron,
o + BillingsleS Il j Grafton,
w III Dudley, S T Mike,
L w Foster, j F. Dickcrson,
WIN Melville, j B Cauthen,
Enmettc Savage, J w Baughn.
WIN NJ YandAif, ia Reid,
Jas A Smith, J ii Hickman,
J A Turk, VIM B Dotldie,
G Adams, Geo Handy,
PITS AND BARBECUE.
JH Avery. Chairman.
Jno Errickson, J,liius Vinson,
Phil Sanders, Sam Dinkins,
Sol Bro9n,
WOOD.
JN Holiday, Chairman.
T II Weathersby I Il johnson,
Geo A Ross, Clabe Smith,
w b A!swOr:h.
Geo Handy, Grand Marshal.
Rubt Wales, Asst "
The several committees are re-
quested to meet in Canton OIL the
Saturday before the barbecue, to
make their reports and perfect all
necessary arrangements.
American citizen., 1876-10-28
MADISON RIELES

Assemble for drill aud inspection
On Tuesday, Nov. 1, at y pm. Mus
ter in front of the engine house.
By order of
GEO. HANDY,
Capt. Commanding.
TE3S RAII.EY. q. s.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

4 DE6aSSR su,uasn@; ;:ls,s re- ao1 s,,ss!!
Il CHARITIES STREET, NO.
NEW ORLEANS, l.
Ilnpor or and Dol-r In
e A R ETIN G S,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
CHINA AND COCOA MATING,
TABLE AND PIANO C:VER
WIN DOW AIDES.
RUGS,
CRJMB CLOTHS,
CARRIAGE,
TABLE,
OIL CLoTIIs
URTAtN NAT fRtALS
LACE, REPS,
DAMASES, COfNICzS.
BANDS, PINS,
GIMPS, FLUSH,
LOCrs AND TASSELS,
BED TICKING, Etc.
BURLAps HY THE BAKE AND PIECE
NTILLIAM HOGAN
Manu- u,act lrer and Dealer in
BOOTS A d S II o T. S,
TRUN NKS,
TAGS,
VALISES
| Agcn. for Empire and Gold Medal
ST WI NG Nj \ & III y T. s,
90 AND 1O1 CANAL ST..
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
American citizen., 1876-10-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
COnlIniSSiSslle1.9s sale,

Commissioners sale,
BY VIRTUE of.s decree of tste Cfftsncery
Court ef Madison County, Sfate'6 Missis-
Nplh. sentfesred 4. rte -5uly Term 1876
thereof. in tic c:isc tf. John X. Hargnn, ct
al. VS.. Thos. Shacklcfor'i, ct al. No. I625.
tho undersigned, Commissioner nf said
Court, will proceed and sell at public anc-
tion before the door of the Court House
Of Madison County, in SAID State on
Monday, November l3, 4. D. 1876,
between rhe hours prescribed by law, to
the highest bidder. on the following terms
viz: One-half cash and the other half in
twelve months from the day of sale. with
ten (i0) per cent. interest GiDin day of sale,
all the following 1rscIilted lard, to-wit !:
The west Assf of ndrt th-east quarter of sec
tion fwenty-thrre, tnwnship nine. range
tvo east, lying ana being in s;rid county of
Madison. The undersigned Commissioner
Will execute deed tn the purchaser Or
purchasers for said land when purchase
money therefor is paid.
The above il - portion of the LAID lately
occupied by J. &. Troutman. deed.
T.. =. JEFFREY,
Commissioner III Cha:icsry, Madison Coun-
r., Miss. oct 21-4t
American citizen., 1876-10-28

Pure Whistles. Ales, Wines, and
Brandies aiways ON hand; polite
and attentive gentlemen to serve
You at the Cam~lia.
r EHu nRRas A OF
American citizen., 1876-10-28

PATENTS cS cstsinsa sinfs. in ,n,,. :, Unit. ,,ns
Europe: tcrrls as low as hose of any other
relial le house. Jurisprudence invited in
the English and foreign languages with
Inventors, Attorneys at Law and other
Solicitors, especially will, those who have
had their cases rejected in the hands. 81
other attorneys. In rejected rrses orr II :,
are reasonable. and no charge il made un-
less we are s,,rt-.Ssiu1.
INVENTORS! ! 1t you want patent, ss:'lf,
model or sketch and full description
of your invention. We will make an t,Ssm-
ination mt the Patrtst Office, and if we think
llpatentahlr. will send you palers and
advice. and pres,rcutc your ease.
ADVICE. oral OF written, in all .nas''..5
relating to PATIENTS patent laws, di Invcn-
tions. FREE! Send stamp for our Gniie
for Obtaining patents II book of 30 pa cs.
.ddr, IS LOUIS BAGGER Co
American citizen., 1876-10-28

Examine the Cheap Flannels
Jeans, Cassi,neres, Blankets, etc.
before buying, at
cite IS,
American citizen., 1876-10-28
SATURDAY, OCT. q. 1876.
Loo Al ITEM Ms.
Election Tickets.

Will be sriwtsA ut this Office fdf
Tro DoHdrs and Hfy Ceats pr
Thsx and. ALI orders will lie at
|t-n,lrd to promptly. Ticke:s sent
I" any part OF this o. adjoining
counties on recript Of the cash.
Address all ORDERS to the CITIES,
canton, Miss. All work turned out
|fro,n this rfzice ~ s.sictty 6rst class.
American citizen., 1876-10-28
NOTICE! Notice.!

II. s. FOOTE, JR
Chairman Dem. Ex. Com.
American citizen., 1876-10-28
Tuesday, November 7, 1876,

JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
American citizen., 1876-10-28

IEoN BAILEY, q. S.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-22

Plenty of rain; weather cool. slight trust Sunday
morning. but no damage to speak Of
Fall wheat rpenng slowly, but filing all the better fol
1t. Prospects good.
Farmers intend to cutting wheat this week
n better stand of anywhere. II is a
little late, but is making up for lost time.
Barley and Spring wheat coming ont some. but will be
light crop.
Mr. Kercher had the first early peas and potatoes
day. Soon be plenty.
Mrs. Stripe is quite poorly sorry to say Hope
she may soon be better.
You this precinct nearly solid for Hayes and
Wheeler. All be well pleased there being great
many Buckeyes through here.
Floodn and Scbock kept busy bees repairing
old reapers and threshers.
Business getting better every day money plenter.
Mr. p. Harper is very anxious tn put up house,
but is unable yet to get carpenter to do the work
On account of the foods up the road have tele-
graph office yet but hope have as Mr.. Tucker
get back to do 1t. Mr. and Mrs. MAILER busy
learning the art. SAM.
FROM ANOTHER REPORTER
Business duh.
Some of the farmers making preparations to
mence harvesting on Wednesday OF this week.
L. Rickenbsch has gone to St. Joe to purchase full
stock Of Summer goods
Our city telegraph is progressing very slowly Battery
is too weak something else We guess its something
else"
The Ckefs growing rapidly in popularity at this place
and in the surrounding country.
Health of the country is dstressingy good thus hold
ing our worthy NJ. DIS in constant suspense and we
might add, expense
The stOre.room and dwelling owned by Nigus ST.,
vacant and afford a fine opportunity fol
wishing engage In the mercantile business at this place.
Dr. Channel is busy engaged in fitting up neat little
dwelling house and has permanently located in the prac
tice his profession We have recently learned
is graduate the Eclectic Medical Institute of Cincin
natl Ohio and from his during the past year.
convinced that he is perfectly scientific.
Schock Floodin thronged with work. and contin.
give general satisfaction in their line Of business
Daddy Stripe has purchas the farm formerly owned
fly VIM. Truaz. May be We can't always sometimes
tell.
Mrs. Rickenbach sold ten ladies' hats last Saturday
afternoon; all of the latest style. Look out boys.
One Of citizens he has not read Of any monkeys
being on exhibition the Centennial and-ke
We take up collection in his behalf he is eager to
be exhibited
Large numbers of fish are being caught daily by the
Of nets, in Wolf River.
We all expect 90 somewhere or stay at home on the
Fourth of July. JK.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-22
severance Hens.
weather to. no. for news "'1
Last wEKK's.


Weather too hot for news. s,ir-
delightful rain last Saturday night worth more q
this country than the silver currency
There she goes" is what we heard young naa say
the other day And that very night they woke up
their moonlight walk Another time. we win use oui
Buffalo Bill.
1t seems every our notice to heart abou,
tearing down bills and postsrs We did not think tn.
whole or even half of the community to blame bu
still the item went where it would do the most good
Only few persons in country that talk Of going Il
Philadelphia The railroad fare Is too high. II not
duced, but few will attend.
That three cornered sign of Luther Morse is a bad
one especially when it reads DRY Luther" We all
Know be will take soda water
Mrs Mawherter returned. last week. from the East
B. Ryan is bound to have the ssye. house i'm town.
We ike to see it,
great many Of our people contemplate attending the
Masonic celebration on th s24th. smthton Lodge No.
will be in full attendance.
Mr. f. L. Watson has his cheese factory under full
Roadway. We glad to the enterprise displayed
1t 10 another step towards the end this country
eventually to-
Many Of our farmers are engaging harvest hands and
&c citing their machines in order for harvest.
I. C. MCGEE has his house well under way Even IL il
is hard times, our town win improve.
+. Courtin has added addition to his house John
Megenty moved il.
W. D. Rippey is circulating greenback documents
Peter Coopers speech and the like 1t costs greenbacs
to circulate them. We win take the greenbacks in
THIS WEEKS.
Cool weather almost like the Fall Of the year 1t does
not help the crOp.
Buckingham, of the St Joseph Gazette paid town
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-22
COMPLETED JUNE IOth, 1876.

The extension of the ST. Louis Kaasas City aud North
erA Rdil,cdy from Ferguson Station to
The ~. Louis Union Depot,
eleven milesl completed June 10. All Passenger
Trains arrive and depart and from the Union De-
pot. whore connections made with all Eastern and
Southern lines This extension passes through the
beautiful FOREST PARK also the interesting and
picturesque portion of suburban ST. Louis and surround
ing country.
engraving. entitled "A Birds Eye Wen IF St Louis,
showing the Union Depot the entrance to the tunnel
under the city the bridge the Mississippi River and
the Relay House, East St. Louis.
For copies of this engraving, free address C. X. LORD
General Passenger Agent, st. Louis. 22june.