The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-05-25


The weather. the last week has been COED Farmer,
in THE section win get all their corn in his week N The
weather continues favorable The first corn planted
up and ready to work The ground will have to be stir.
rcd early. as the soil Is fun ysung weed. We never
saw more favorable season. far. Seeds sown come
in three days Fall wheat heading out and Is very
heavy. Rye Is No. L; barley looks we'll Everything
tends towards good harvest
The Amateur Concert came of last Saturday night
and was success The house was fun, and the music
splendid The eomical tableau created good deal Of
meri1ment An seemed to enjoy themselves. II would
take too much space to the different pieces
sung and by whom but suffice II 70 saw that exercis
Is were hard to beat
When young calls an amateur concert = can can,
be either making sport Of his superiors his vulgar
aspirations run in that direction
Mosquitoes plenty and commence their familiar isy
about bedtime.
Several horses have died in this section Of Epi1ooc
Mother Gossip has secured conveyance and has start
cd out with her knitting soliciting patronage Every
thing furnished at low figures down to mustard plss
ter.
The suit We spoke Of last week between Bender and
stratton compromised stratou paying costs except
Beners witnesses whom Bender pays and retains the
harness
CommuDicatiOn between Dsaiphaa and Atchison 10
again opened by land.
We do hope the Street Commissioners will look to our
streets and sidewalks jackson Street soon, the
side walk win soon rot in the mud.
sehistzbaum schnsl tnrnsd out Of their shop Last
Saturday hne tvoseatsd buggy James Butler became
the owner Jsnes With his good lady took drive oat
to the Stone Church We don't what object he had
In having two seats
Doniphsn at this time. is without bot-l The last
tWo rnadd aun Oar oIdf and
Henry Bender keep tions for travellers and
boarders and are clever old gentlemen. The traveller
and stranger need not fear but what he will get good
grub and a nice bed to rest his weary limbs.
Mr.. Andrew weyer and family. from Severance have
been visiting their friends in Doaphan They returned
Monday.
Mr. L. Messenger returned from TeIas and 10 visiting
his family few days VIII return Tuesday He speaks
In glowing terms Of that portion Of Texas that he has
been in and thinks he will take his family there
Our Township Assessor has enlisted four hundred and
forty dogs and several dog families to hear from. Three
dogs to one sheep. person would suppose that we
I'm favor Of . herd law. More dogs than herds-
There viii be paid dog in this Township ave
hundred dollars which would buy two hundred and hy
sheep, at two dollars and fifty cents per head The wool
Of hese sheep averaging eight pounds to the head would
be stuo Thousand pound and at present prices forty
cents pound would bring eight hundred dollars The
increase Of flock would perhaps than pay the
and make up for loss the whole flock More prO6ta
BILE than dogs.
Mail trains on time again.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will commence in
that church, next Sunday morning, at nine O'Clock.
Several hands could find employment i'm the Douiphan
vineyards at this time.
Mr. Adam Brennsr tell, us the grape crop viii be
short this JONATHAN.