The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-22
DOniphan ltens,

For the last two weeks. have had plentv of mir
Everything looks we'll Farmers are in better suirit
although the weather, for about week has been var
cool Fire and overcoats comfortable Corn seem. !,
grow fast considering the cool weather Farmers sa
that they will commence harvesting next week Ra,ls
and Spring wheat have improved good deal since tn
rains Potatoes and other vegetables look splendid Som
families have had potatoes.
Mrs. Belle Luckey married, June 9Th to DENIM
Cook Of Gentryville, Mo- It's Lucky to have good
Cook and also little CookdeDs.
Dan. Budd has made his premise good, by giving n,
pair of imported pigs They the descendants of thu
Rocky Mountain hog captured by P. 7. Barsum Thea
pigs have short small tails and very little ba
their bodies but their skin is similar to that of n,
eiephant-very tough, and will, perhaps. stand cold
weather. They live on and Limburger cheese AZ
they young wait for further development beOr,
we give their fun pedigree
Our sidewalks and town bridges have been somewha,
repaired. The Street Commissioner for further time
to make complete finish of all works. he is very busy
with his crop There another matter that should by ali
be attended to- and that Is for the Council to have
that culvert under the railroad raised four feet on Jack
ron street.
The thief that stole Mrs. ODriscols turkeys and all
the eggs, had better bring them back.
The river at this point is q stand The wagon road
from Doniphan to Atchison il very bad.
good many have left town, to work in the coun
try It makes the town very dull Loaf.rs are very
scarce.
Air and scandal much alike the oftener thew are
breathed, the worse and more posOnoes they become
Miss Jessie Echorn of Fairfield Iowa and Miss Alice
Sheppard, of St. Joseph No. who have been attending
Bethany College at Topeka Kansas will visit Doniphan
Friday their hone. As the young ladies' have
good many friends here they may remain several days
A man came into the drug store, the other day, and
surprised his stomach by taking drink of cold water.
We called at Jacob Brenners last week. to ascertain
the certainty of the grape crop. He has fifteen in
grapes all bearing His vines very full than
expected this year. account Of the damage done
the vines by grasshOppers last year. We counted
vine one hundred and fifty lunches which counts well
for large yield person could hardly expect to call
Mr. Bremen. without being invited TO his cellar, where
is found every variety of wine out Of
his different varieties Of grapes His cellar is large wall
ed up and srched with We able
to sample all the varieties Of his good wine but thought
perhaps might call again. We next took stroll with
the young ladies, Misses Mary and Barbara Bremen in
the garden and say that it is the finest garden
in town. There and flowers of every hue sur
rounding the whole premises The young ladies' have
good taste in selecting shrbbery and have everything
around them that is nvitng and they always their
friends with welcome.
Is would be well for Mr. Billimek to riprap his "a
fence along Matheny Creek.
The Protracted meeting has closed having lasted
three weeks We suppose that every sinner his
portion meted out to him. Now, let us have rest
The that will give plenty of money hard soft
is the for President VIM Eye is all for hard money
is good man, but 90 for him this time for
President.
The young man that got the mitten from young lady
Sunday night, must quit wiping his his coat
sleeve IL he expects n lady to to take Ills
Adam Bremen sitting between three doctors the
9th day, and began to tremble. He thought his
had come. JONATHAN