The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

4 I90Uns
At the annual ssbssa meeting, II was yoesd 10 have
six mosths' schosl. A tax Of one per cent. va
| levied.
| We sax hard c.ss drunk. and strsscAed .ero..
the side Of stoss dsss. last Sunday, about church
time. Why did ~ the AArsAal take him inf
A private Pest-oAee At tie bsidge crossing d
| crock below tovn. Males and Ssnsles arrive s,sl
depart daily.
Grapes arc ripeni,s. Crop .bs.t q. sv.s.ee, this
| season
The young folks Nc the telephooe 70 talk s<ross
the garlsss, vbsse the hsase dog il cross Kissing
is done by vettns the lips with spit - that when
the kiss il sent along the line it 10 made to stick to
the lips. young man that parts his hair all o. ono
side, tried it, ono dark night taking and sendiux
kisses. When he found sut that the girl vas lady
Of color he aid he thought it strange that the night
| shades were 20 dark.
We have not been blackbervying, this season, from
the fact our better half never said one vsrd about
US going
We glad that printer has had apple dump
lings. Wen not tantalize him any more on that
point.
We dined with the families Of Mr.. Bouget and Dan
iel Budd, Last week, and were shown some fine i'm
ported stock, such hogs, ehickens and fine stall
lion Of the Whitney sire. Those gentlemen take
great pride in having fine stock; say that it takes
less feed, and ready sale. This farm il the first
We have seen, for long time, where all the ma
nurs hauled out and scattered over the feld
That is the way to farm.
David, We did not invite you down hero to see u.s.
and hen call ON the widow. Uncle Ben. h going to
fight you due-bll 1t is all right, If you think 20.
Sol. O'Driscoll arrived home, Last Friday evening
from Colorado Has good deal to talk about in re-
aton to mines, leads, prospects, etc VIII not re-
turn till Spring.
Osul Anderson has n son, aged about fourteen
years, that came very being killed. last week,
by falling off horse and the horse tramping ON his
stomach. The injury was not severe as was ex-
pected, and he is able to be about again
Plums and melon-cholic is the latest among chill
dren. 1t strikes them under the waist-band and
apronstrings-
AL and H., We will not say anything moro about it,
hyou will do what you agreed to. Don't fail.
Chas. Kuchs will take advantage Of the low rate Of
fare, and leave for Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday
next, to visit his parents.
Friday Wright, you have done we'll, a. Road Over
seer for the amount Of work you had to do You are
at liberty to 60 down to the lower end of town and
eSo VIC WIN" - ionS as you ehu st1nu u
Doctor Clark, route agent ON the A. & n. mail
train, has moved his family to Doniphan The doc
tor understands his business and has all mail mat
ter distributed and ready for delivery at each station
Where is the Rulo Accommodationi It il needed.
Would it not pay well to extras every day,
and freight attached to exprossi
n T. Landon and Isaac Weyer have been making
improvements on their residences.
Miss Rose Shean, from st. Joe, is visiting at ODris-
coils Young men, there ID = nice girl Don't all
speak at once.
Died-1rs. Alexander, after an illness If nearly
two yeara, ON Sunday, August 18th, 1877.
1t is poor consolation for u young man. because
he was refused by young lady to dance, 20 of to
saloon and get tight. That only makes the girls
more hostile Do not do so any moro, then you will
be all right.
John HoGg has sugar cane that measures eighteen
feet in height What EXPANSION Of sweetness. Il
put in mind of that tall girl ve saw on the train
the other day. She bumped her head going out Of
the car door, and said, dod dern it.
Young man, what are you going to do with that
long tailed dustcr, when cold weather comesi
good deal of sickness among children.
1t ia not for us to make known family dioultss to
the public. Common gosAippers are always armed
and equipped to spread They carry telsphons.
JONATHAN.