The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-01-06
Dssiphan Iscpss.

We greet the Chef with Happy New Year. May the
subscription list doubled the coming year; NAV he
WELD pen in Of right and great light
Northern Kansas crush out corruption fear-ssly and
regardless political feelings We differ politically
honest when that with all vituperation
caunny that are eaped upon the CA from the low.
down pits black suarsn that spexed out Of the
months he'd with the stencil Of drcomposed matt.r-wr
say il is the best County paper in the State No better
evidence Of that than tn examine the subscription
list We like ma that stands first principles and
will defend right against wrong. Sc it be.
Messrs Bremen & BIlimek have moved their wines
into the store house fhmerly occupied by Phillips
SIN atwood where they receive orders and barrel and
bottle shipment. Through invitation of the gentle
men We visited their cellars and star-roa There
kegs barrels and casks, containing from twenty to
sixteen hundred gallons of California German and Kan
ines made Of choicest varetios Of grapes hey
have their cellars twelve different kinds in all ten
thousand FIVE hundred gallons couple of glasses make
f. ell though he had never seen crassopPer or
| trouble IF any kind
La week it rained for two days and nights. New
Years Day il rained showed and eeted all day. What
a gfOomy day, Saloons and other drinking places
lively We saw one fellow fall backwards out Of the store
door broke bottles exclaimed, when he got up
Thank the Lord it is safe He would have broken his
| neck sooner than his bottle
The surprise party Geo. Brenners last Wednesday
a
gentlemen and ladies Donphan and vicinity enjoyed
themselves finely The dance continued till morn.
ing Mr. Bremen and lady liberal in their refresh.
ments of wine and other good things.
On last Wednesday night the concert came off at the
stone school three miles north town and By ac
cident there. Our Justice had special notice
appear In person his services might be needed and
knowing whether it would be wedding or Coronsrs
inquest insisted that should 60 accident
of linI boa- r,Ii.r
the Intelligent and respectable citizens that COM
munity. As entered the bell rang curtains were
drawn, and up Three blind mic sung by six or
eight We have the mice before but heard it
sung They to be taken to the Centennial The Ia
beaux good; the music grand; dead Tom had
temperance song his body-poOr fellow drank too
much of Brenner's wine. Mrs CLARITY gave her hus.
band and the landlord the devil Such haransue OF Irish
never heard come out of a 'Nobodys Child"
sung by little girl beautiful. 1t would take too
much space to enumerate ALL 1t good.
Cyrus Leland, Jr- was down from Troy last week and
bought and shipped to Troy another load of hogs
Most of the money will 90 to pay taxes.
Charles Kuchs told that he soll during the HOLIDAYS
one hundred and twenty pounds of fancy candy. The
girls all sweet Look out fellows; this Is Leap
Year.
Mr. Shepherd of the Troy druggists has been down
to Doniphan arranging and marking the stock of
drugs for W. H. Nesbit. Donphan has good drug
again, under the supervision of !. y. Smallwood.
Charles Kuchs clever and accommodating Post |
has his distributing AMI delivery well arranged
Strictly private; admitted behind the boxes hut
clerks. That is as it should be-
This part of moral vineyard continues healthy
Godsend to people for this crisis they pre-
pared for sickness.
cannot have much respect for his mother OF sis
ter who will sit ound stores and other places and
gaze at ladies they pass and make remarks that
not uttered by gentlemen There of them in |
D0niphan
Two Sisters of Charity from Leavenworth, up
visiting Mr. James Butler and lady, last week. We were
well pleased with their acquaintance they being social in
telligent and refined Ladies'.
Those fellows that stole Vim. Lelingtons turkeys anil
them back, you old thievins hnss. Yoa are known.
Those red citizens Cahem that raise the mass on
Christmas arrested and fined dollar and costs.
fell of the foot bridge above iowa ten feet gpt
up took drink and walked off
a good many drummers as well as bummers were in
town last week. The only difference between the
two is, one has samples and the other has nothing.
Lots of fellows had bricks in their hats New Years
Some of them had too many bricks and tumbled in
mud Why did not the Marshal put them dry!
BOA.