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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

~ Pryor Plank, of Iowa Point, of the oldest
and hest men in the County, tells he contempates
leaving the County, and hunting location somewhere
on the neutrality-suspicious. Coucor,a. The commu-
nifty will hate to lose him, and he says he hates to
leave the County, hut he wants to engage in the grain
business in larger scope of country, where there
not competing points every five miles in al directions.
By the way, Pryor is a veteran Democrat, and when
We suggested to him, that of he endorsed
Hayes, he Indignantly replied mo, Sir" He would
not endorse the fraud for the sake Of encourag
ing his Treason TO IN opposing party.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

CHARACTERISTIC ScESE.-Psaoe: Late Sunday School
Picnic beneath the widespreading tees In the Court
House Square. Lately converted mother, numerous
invited guests having partaken of reeshinents about
to retire. to her little Billy, standing near his
older brother, Johnny, already ut table: Now will
my little Billy come and have Of the nice cake
everything else having been devoured.)
Little Billy: "No; eats poi"
Lately converted mother, lin sweet and most Gu
couraging manner and tone): Now, Billy you mnst
be good boy, and do without pie to-day. gave all
the pie that was left to your dear brother Johnny"
Billy, lin his original stylel: We'll that beats He'll
asin, by Gaud!"
Lately converted mother: 40, o! naughty Billy.-
To guests, in extenuatng tone: "Ah, WELL beys will
be boys"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

4
IAN day tie lowhuns clouds have dropped
Their g.rnered fnlness down;
All day grsyiaA mist hath wrapped
HILL valley, grove and tomb"
The rrfreshng and bountifal rains are eassing the
hearts Of the little wheat grains to rejoice and leap
from their dark hsnes.
Our young ftiend, and companion in Ssaks, John
McCanl has oae Of tie finest and most valuable In
ported female essis, regular Gordon does Of the
feminine gsnAsr third Psrssn Tor dogb singular nan-
her, and objective eass, tobeet Of universal sdmira
toni that vs have II sane directly from the
snow covered peaks Of old Canada.
The fruit basiness is rapidly growing into . great
meas here. Every man that can muster up t3.35, i
into it, more or less, - the ease may be; but Kari
heads the M with Of the neatest and best select
ed stoeka i, the West. One man has . stand here
that is too small to hold little and four apples.
We arc sorry to learn that Albert Dickson has
quit the jevelry store, and gone into yblue paint
ing Us q speciality. We hope it is true. True, he
has good eye for eolors but 10th to give him
up rs jeweler.
That courteous gentleman, @. W. Pace. has our
o.omfelt thanks for lot Of extra hne Summer Belle
flower apples from the orchard of Mr.. Bayless near
Highland They arc the most delicious eating apples
we have ever seen. Mr.. Bayless has hundreds Of
bushels for the fall and winter market We now
convinced that Kansas leads the world fruit State.
Come to see rs again.
Our old and tried friend John Morrisa has deserted
the Bachelors Clsb. He and Miss Emma Mitchell
were bound by cords and ties Of wedlock last We'd
neslsy evening. Away out in the dim future, We be
hold John and his worthy partner, surrounded by
friends, loved by nice family. honored by all who
know them, and o. happy rs two doves in April
All. friend SOL you touched tender cord, when
you referred to til lansnted Mrs. Pry. We "wope-
the day she passed quietly sway. never 'wope'
before. We forgot to tell you that, in the very
prime Of her youth and beauty, she was borne from
our arms by the tireless wings of-steam; and that
she now lives with-a ST. Louis drummer She left US
the morning she Was to do washing and joined
that happy-euss, at the depot Our heart 10 "busted
Well never smile again.
Those Who wish to confer little favors ON Us, ~
many have done of late, will find NJ in kley Mays
office, hereafter. We kindly thank those who have
remembered so kindly during the summer and fall
months.
Mr.. Editor as We have innocently offended several
parties in former letters, and some Of them our
best friends too We ask all such to pass those
little imperfectious Of We have never infen-
tionally offended any one but almost ungoSern-
able passion for joking has led toit In the future
we propose to do better.
A good-iosking man stopped n on the street, the
other day. ard began To ask about the health and
prospects of esrh and all Of our numerous and inter
esting family etc. etc, and We were lost to know the
cause; but We have since learned that he is indie
pendent candidate. Well by the way, are an in
dependent voter-shall vote to suit ourseh
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LoOu0 Ilenas.

Married-at the residence Of the brides father,
September 9Th, by Rev. D. b. Campbell, Mr.. Elsh.
Terril to Miss Celestne Sites all Of BrUwn county
We believe. Mr.. Pr, that they didn't keep it still
Diel-on Friday, September 9TH, Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Applegate, aged about forty-fvc. He leaves
orphaned family of four children to mourn his loss
Mr.. o. NJ. Backus, of Severance, moved into our
town, Saturday last.
Nice rain of about 81 hours duration Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr. Sol Jameson is out in the country, running the
steamer Of Sitter & Ulsh.
Seed wheat in good demand, ut clio per baslel
There will net be any fall wheat shipped from hGe
this year.
Jameson Bros. trap is 1t has caught. a.
ready, COW, one horse, and cussings sd Id. Tho
last catch spoiled the hole in getting the animal out
Mr.. Rennecker and Mr.. Alex. Lambert returned, On
Saturday, from trip Southwest. They went n far
a. into Kngman County. The report they bring 10
not encouraging They say that down there where
the herd law is in full force, you will find everything
picketed Even hogs and sheep have be kept tied.
Deliver MS from all such, say We.
Last Wednesday morning. We were attracted by the
noise and large crowd in front of Reckinbechs store
and rushing to learn the cause for the excite
ment, we found Levi ON the counter, bsrehesded,
dancing Scotch jig, and his head madly waved
two hands full of cigars, while "ten-pound boy, you
bet sir rolled forth i'm the melody Of Old Dan Tuck
He is active enough to take mp barrel of sugar.
and drink out of the bunghole.
Doctor Leigh, of Highland, has just completed 9
large granary ON his farm, north of town He also
built one ON his farm, south of the river.
Mr.. Aeker has disposed Of his property here.
There q doctor from Severance preaching 1t the
school house, last week, We informed that dur
ing his sermon, he solicited share Of their patronage
but whether in the preaching physicking, we did
not learn.
There is q fellow up way, whose time il devoted
to fatheripg 'Gohara," "a-watch," and .nipps.7
He says 1t must come bust.
largo number Of our people will avail Themselves
of cheap rates. and attend the st. Joseph Exposition
Mr.. Schock has finished putting up his fence; 1t has
something of the feeling Of prickly pear.
Peaches, Peaches, PEACHEsi CAR
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| D0aiPhaA Issaa.
Grape picking conmenees next week
Rev Angus wife has arrived here from England
He has been looking for her for some time.
Harvey. Forn.n, Miss Ebe Brenner, FIorene,
O'Driscoh and Misc Anna vent on AN excursion Il
Lincoln, Last week. F1orencs says there u . susi
deal Of country beyond Lincoln, a. far o. he coald
see. lincoln IL suite town, to be 70 far OF Donr
| see how SO many persons got so far from home
Thinks the water in the artesian we'll il humbux
because Il made him sisk. Harvey got along well
enough, till he called i'm = barber shop for . free
lunch. Said he was railroad man, and did not ears
for expenses. 1t vas pleasant trip to the young II
dies, and they enjoyed il finely.
Yes, Mr. Printer, we have right smart sprinkle
more of pretty girls down in these parts They al
read the Chief. w
When win time, with all lie 1uctuations, pat IN
end to tramps agents Of all kinds transient preach
ers pilLpeidlers with their compound powders and
blow pipes tornenting the stomach Of man with
their cureallsl Charlatans will exist till Gabriel
toots his horn.
We received a copy of the st. Louis Iypogyupk, a
small weekly published by Werner and Alexander,
devoted solely to the interest of printers and the
printing trade. Oar young friend Werner is ono Of
Doniphsn's entcrprising young men. Joe, rs We al
WAYS called him, Is an exception to most Of boys.
When quite young, he assisted his mother, then u
widow, in attending to the post-ofice, and was 70
small tina, he had N climb mn IL, Roach mail ,...,.r
for delivery. Success Joe; you will make your mark
some day.
There is q man down here that 10 an anorrhides.
Mr.. Osul Anderson, We are under obligations to
you for that big Of sweet potatoes. They were
good ones.
Jerry lance, .o,, 4. an tall ,.., IL, ... q, ,.,,..-
II hor,,ck J-,rv ..x. !, !, mo ma. ,.,tr. \. con.
NO, do xi,bout the az, ri, +. RsnnhI;.." Gov,
name,
-. ~ -. s' :. ,o nm.
-.,, -...- 50 :. 10y 80
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A.I 50. zap anu "A' "'.., ' n's' ~
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Fruit Of all kinds is being prepared for the winter
o- P'."1'' sPf','' '". ~
go, .Ann. w.. "A', 'A'.'o A'o Ie,, .:1
- ~" ."' go " nv
3, "
-, 'r P"" So '"o A"A U1' "
'"' WI - o.i "'1', an" "o'.'e'' !''' .U"',
frost
w.. p.,,;,. an,
are now improving. =
,,,a, Ia 20 .o.,..,.;.,... - 80 49,.
well. when certain Mr. 4 E,o wanted 10 ,rr.cr;l.,
for him. Inv Recommending, bvnerpbosnbats az .c.la
and lime told him It would cIeu,e TIN. nuruent dis
..s from, H.; bo,v I'm ..; a.. So; :. -,
produce lac told him that it acted on the corona
glands, the slandula odorife tysoni which secrete
smegma pepretie produces contraction of the ischo
covernasus muscle, which secretes vital virus or
quickening vinom Hold ON. says the sick man that
is not what il the matter with me; but will take
bottle for nv son. He took it,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

The SEVERANCE ARREsr.-Our Severance CORES.
pendent speaks ofthe arrest Of Nathan Springer Post
master at that place. Mr.. Springer was in town
Tuesday, and proceeded to White Cloud, where he
gave bond to appear for examination Thursday.
The trouble grew ont Of the affair ofPat Aaher who,
last Spring, assaulted Wesley Baauchamp, from the
effects Of which he has not recovered and never will
At the solicitation Of leading citizens Mr. Springer
endeavored or allowed others endeavor to ascer-
tain, from letters coming to the Office the whsrsabous
ct the fugitive murderer. The affidavit Against Mr.
Springer was made by Makers father but it is pretty
generally believed that others are back Of it, who
were foremost in urging him to adopt the means re-
ferred to- to discover the fugtive and that spite and
revenge are ut the bottom of it, Mr. Springer is very
much annoyed, it is the first time he has ever been
charged with crime. What the u,shtt Of the affair
will be, We cannot tell; hut ii Ii safe to saw that
those who nsteated it. will not increase their popu-
larity in the community. -
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StrAted OF Ssslen.

From the undersigned, Monday night, llth inst, q
black horse about fifteen hands high, thin in flesh,
and marked with white in the face and on ono hind
foot Any information regarding the same, sent to
ID. ID. Rose. at Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas, will
he duly rewarded. RICHARD HULsE
Troy, Sept. IL. 1877.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

II Our White Cloud correspondent mentions the
celebration Of the nth birthday of Dr. Thos. C.
Shreve. There il good nan-one of the olden time,
whose like il seldom seen in these latter days Dr.
Shrevc il fine specimen of we'll preserved old
"A monument of q welispcnt and virtuous Life. His
father, q Revolutionary soldier, died. believe,
aged over 80 year. Nay the Doctors years be
heightened to fully that number.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13
The Atchison & Nebraska Railroad.

GOING NoKTH.
M mail and express leaves Atchison at 140 p m.
leaves Troy Junction at s5 p M arrives st Lincoln 81
No . through freight and accommodation leaves At
chissn at SO .. ~, and Troy Junction at 10 . m.
So GOING SOUTH.
No. mail and express leaves Lincoln at 6:45 a. m /;
leaves Troy Junction at 1.35 arrives At Atchson
at 2:2s p. m.
No. 4throngh freight and accommodation, leaves Troy
Junction at 1851 arrives in Atchison nj @4a p m
CONNECTIONS.
At Atchison No connects closely with the Missouri
Pacific Railroad for Leavenworth. Kansas CITY and All
points and Seuth,; with the K c st. Jee e. Is.
Railroad Joseph and for paints East with the H.
& ST. Jos. Railroad for ST. JcsePh and Quincy md the
East with the c. r. l. p. Railread for Rock isians
Chicago &C. with the A. T., 5. Fe Railroad for Pueb
To- Denver and the Southwest; with C. B. u p Railroad
for the West
Train No. connects with trains for ST. Joseph.
Al Troy Junction, No. connects with the st. Jo. q D.
c. L. X. East and West No. connects closely for 81
Joseph. No. connects closely for the West -
AT Lincoln trains arriving and leaving conbect win
the b. & NJ. East for Omaha ETC.; West for BEATRICE
Hastings Kearney, etc. also with Nebraska Railroad
for Nebraska City and East, for Seward and West
An trsipsdaly except Sunday. JOHN T. UTr.
Gen1 Ticket Agent
L. W. TowSE. Gen. Supt-
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II Brauner, the burglar, was very much incensed
at last weeks item, relative to the description
given Of him by the Chief of Police of indianapolis
in his vrtuous indignation, he demanded that pho
tograph be taken of him. to send to Indianapolis and
show them that he was not the man. Sheriff Wander
slice took him at his word-in fact he was anxious to
get his picture, but did not know how to accomplish
it. The photograph was taken, and copies sent to
the heads of police of number Of cities for their
ogntion. Brauner seemed to feel sorry that he had
let them get that advantage Of him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

IAN Old LANDMARK GoHx.-Ihe building adjoining
TIE Highly House, belonging to Henry Wheeler, was
demolished, this week, to make room for new brick
This was one Of the oldest houses in Troy 1t was
built In 1853, for Law Office, by Allison & Lane.
Everybody knows who Lane was. His partner, A.
J. Allisoo, was the first Free State Probate Judge
elected in this County. Poor fellow, he was too
friendly with whskey, and whiskey beat him, a. ii
Will every ono who tackles it. He died on the plains
Hseat the year lse, vhis re<nrniuy from ths Plies
Peak country But to return b the house The lun-
Der was saved BY Bob niciinssr, at Gssry City,
and sold 10 Allison & Lane to pay isvyers' hill
At that time, the building which has vince grown in
to the Highly House, was the Court House. In 1869
this law Office had become whiskey shop. 1t Was
m the fs Of that in the latter part Of September
1859 the illustriOus Heed by Cd" appeared to NJ
in all his glory, to give q threatened whipping
which he didn't give. From 1856 to 1857, the bouss
was used for printing Office. From the roof Of the
building, Joe Hunt publisher Of the Reporter in 1856
fell on to picket gate, and injured himsef badly
that he died in few days. For the last few years.
the building has been chiefly occupied rs shoema-
ker's shop and BARRIERS shop.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

p. r. BaTna0's Greas show Next NJ Asehis
sOa, sept. 15shs
Mr.. Bamums confidence in public appreciation
seems to be great his great show; in fact,
limited, and yet well founded. Each succeeding year
il signazed by an increase the preceding collOs-
sal size and cost Of his exhibitions and in the attend
of such crowds Of delighted people to alone
constitute q show. So, when he reaches Atchis0n
Monday, the l7th with his three immense trains of
solid steel cars and puts up his ofeemng tents
Fourth Of July, General Training. and Fair Day, CON-
bined will have to retire into the profound obscury
of total eclipse. Half such menagerie, including
the s25 900 Hippopotamus, was never before moved ;
such museum, with an automatic department, Oper-
ated by q solid silver steam engine, before col
lected and such surprising array Of circus talent
never before heard Of There are many single fea-
lures which alone 50 cent shows ut least, such
the so 0cO stud Of educated "Trakene- Stations in
trotuced altogether in the arena; Capt Costentenus
the wonderfully tattOoed illustration of barbarc art
and vengepce; Miss Hengler in her dauntless, orig
nal double manage net with her two superb stations;
and Chnrles W. Fish, the most renowned of bareback
equestrians We don't say come, for of course You
will do that, but We do say, come early.
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New Goods! New Goods! New Pricss!!!

am now receiving my fall Goods, which will sell
very low will not only give bargains in Prints and
Brown DOmestics, that everybody ID posted on, but
osr all my Dry Goods. Notions, Clothing Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, Queensware etc, etc, at the same
low rates-
Come and prize ny goods; viii Be- pleased to show
then, whether yen purchase o. not.
s-- a. POCLEE, 80
a- ONE PRICE Cash STORE,
6aeptsv. WHITE CLoUp, KAxsAA
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The Chap Thai Did IL.

MARION, LIEN Co., Iowa, Sept. ,, ISL.
Me- EDErox Il am u reader Of the chief and have
been for about ten years. but sccoringing to proph
ecy can't read II much longer-although appears
that have outived that swindling machine called the
Life Association Of America-and as have noticed,
In two Of the LAT numbers of the chief an inquiry
to what friend Of the farmer it that inyeiglcd ID.
T. Got INSTEAD Of JoLs into the clutches Of that
concern, and caused him to iose his farm, can tell
you, in short, although there was to b. blowing;
but they blew first think that have Aome right;
and will inst ssy here that IL they had sfopped ut
my farm, should have been, say, one thousand lsL
lars better Oh. Why, sir, that friend claimed enc
hundred dollars of Of me- to start with, Of which sum
he received the most In short time. Then have pa
pers from that Company, showing how much 4 paid
my policy Of which never received one cent, but
offered ten dollars for the papers, and refused
the pitiful sum. That friends name is C. g. Bridges,
of Troy, Kansas and tine Company That helped do
the business, you can have their names some other
tins, IL needed. 'r
Now, you do you like with these few lines. and
will be satisfied. ID. ,. Corr.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

IR' No Court, this week. Judge Otis is sick, and
has adjourned Court to next Monday. His illness is
supposed to have been caused by the perfumery man.
ufactory the Court House. Several of the jury
men were made sick in the same way. The County
Board will have the difficulty remedied.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

t. &. LELAND, Jr., when In Chi.
cage, purchased the largest stock Of
Dry Goods, CloshinG, Notions, &c, ev.
er brought 10 NOrthern Kansas. They
arc On she read. and will be opened
up the Arst Of next week.
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NOsIco,

Owing to the greatly increased demand for our
-four. We arc eoepsllsd to set apart Monday and
Tuesday Of each week for suf merchant basi.ess-ths
balance Of te week Win be devoted 20 eustoa grind
Ing, ~ before. We vm exchange Aesr for wheat ct
al times, ~ usual We take this opportunity to ex-
send ssr sineess thanks to or nnnsssas eastDmers
Or past hvsss al sslicit ssati.ns.ee Of then, a.
ssys guaz.atsei,g estise sslisfsctisa- - -.
Sept SEvKaAxcs xIIs.
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II The local editor of the Atchson CRasspios, on
the 7h Published article relative to chaps who
constitutionally opposed to work. But according to
his theory, they had queer birth. Now come to
reflect upon it, there are lots of people who born
just that way. Stvers is right. What he doesn't
know on that subject, is not worth knowing
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13
Grapes and Wine.

Parties wishing to have grapes pressed exchang-
ed for wine, may call on Robt. p. Shusky, five miles
southwest Of Severance. good quality Of Concord,
wine on hand RoBT. p. SHUIsKy.
Sept. l34w.
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Y Ths secoaA Quarterly Mseti.g Ssr Seves,nre
Circuit, n. z. Church, VIII be held in the Grove 1t
South Park, o. Saturday md ssnday, September
18th md l5th We esrdally invite an to cane, and
bring their baskets H. Mors, Pastor.
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Malice Thia.

Notice This.
I'm .notber mart Of our paper will be founl the id
yertiseuent of Waterman & Bernard. who wish to
sell all the Lumber wanted in Donphan and Brown
Counties at ST. Joseph. They always sell Lumber at
the very lowest prices, and they especially invite cor
respondence from any wishing to purchase Lam
her, They are prepared to deioer by the load at
any poiut on the 81. Joe. & ID. C. and A. & n. Rail-
ro,d. and they guarantee entire satisfaction, in Quail
ity and Price. Coed sfabtiAg for tsa@s ~
r. Eilert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry viii
Cure the Most Severe Cough in a short time. Try it,
BIcKFoED SIScIAIR.
Money % Lean, ~
On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrower, on five
years time or less Interest mine per cent annum
Commissioas reasonable.
H. & W. H BARTI.ETT.
Once over Buchanan Bank, ST. Joseph, No.
r.Tsx Gooda. at hard times prices. At Lslssds.
Money Lsau,
IN lops time ut low interest veil improved Fsrns in
Dopiphs, Csunty, Kansas. Appay n aa-sza-
iapsa.. XXX STOUT. Troy Kansas.
FaANKLIN BADCeCK
win negotiate loans for parties vishi.s4 D essrov
money.
.si6G1S aCsrs cars. ces.. ~ ~
Corn taken taken i ssr sessa:..i. .T0aT
Corn taken for Cash! ., sss l.... .i.rIg 2 HTEa
ArA. PuuIz1s Casa sroER
So dscsa white CLOUD, Kas~a
~ Stock Salt at d per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland. stjas 80
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Hsvins purchsaed, for e.sh, n B0spa, 8 lsrreAo
u Boots, Shoes, Slipper, &c. am now peepsrsd to
supply all dema.As in ny line, ~ Atehison and S.
Joseph prissss - q .JoHs HAsG-
Severance, Aug 3O-Jw.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

EnERT's EXTRACT OF Tar AND Wild CsERRr--TEs
famous preparation il the most wonderful, edici<.s
and reliable remedy discovered 70. relieving Co.
sumption and all Bronchial complaints; It never e.
to give immediate relief For Sale ut
BICKFORD 4 SNcLAIRS
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NEW ESrxRPRsk.-Robert Tracy, and c. Leland,
Jr., are opening lumber yard in Troy, near The
depot Their first installment of lumber is expected
to arrive this week. They will keep full line, Of
the best quality. There is good reason why a
lumber yard should not do a. we'll in Troy in any
other Northern Kansas town. Nessrs. Tracy lie
land also intend enter extensively into grain buy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

~ Uncle Billy johnson presented us with dish
Of those big peaches We spoke Of last week They
were good ones.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13

" Just received, . large stock of fresh 7, at
BiCKFORD & SaScLsIks
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- Remember, we guarantee all our r represented,
or refund the money. BICKFoRD & SINCLAIR.
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0las.

An tinAs q NssAins Oh, - ~ = q g. Joe. q
'AE1AkA - 80 hcxyoaD & 6ucLAsR'a
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" About thirty acres of grass to let, to cut on
shares, by L A. BEARnslkr
Troy, Kansas, Sent IL lE7-2v