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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

u The "Virginis Minstrels" performed in the
Court House, last Thursday night. We understand
that they had lost money at W.thena the night b.
FORE aad they did not take in enough here pay
fourth Of their expenses Some fifty persons offered
Is sents apiece to 20 in bu: they couldn't taks lsss
than 50 esns their receipts fell short They gave
security Tor their bills and footed it back to St. Joe
in dsgnst. We do not know how far West they had
been billed. Too many plug hats.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

q Fall wheat in Doniphan County never looked
better than at present Tho grasshopper deposits
tend six eight miles of the western part of the
County, where it will take hard work to raise orops
but there in the balance of the County and
with favorable season, shall have one Of the best
wheat crops ever grown in the County.
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PIMPLES.

Twill nail (Fres) the receipt for preparing simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove Tan, fRkCKLES,
PIMPLES and BLorcHEs leaving the skin soft clear and
Ssautfu also instructions for producing luIuriant
ersvth Of hair On laid head smooth face Address
Bs.vsaAsls& Ce, Bsx sis1, Ne. Wooster st., n Z.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GssslsnAa Who ss9srsd fer yoars frsn H0veus
DsShsy PrnaSurs Dscay and N tie e3sets Il ysstA
fl i,dissrssn WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity
ss,l free all Wis ned t. the recipe and drsstisas Tor
.Aki,g the s.pls remedy BY which he wss cured saf
fsrsrs Wishing W prsat BY the savsrtssrs experience
car d - By sAdrsssiRg. l, perfect confidence,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

II Our B4rr-osk correspondent, "Sage-B Brush"
complains Of the little tn. County has done for that
Township, in the way OF reads. Perhsps he isn't
aware, that nearly every time the County Board
tsblishes roaI in BurrC,sk it gets big lawsuit
its hands for DAMAGE Every fellow whose land the
road touches for the full value of his farm and
improvements,
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HsioCduS Inc louI, Buu tlelux ou SoSii AuN
pey, both the same ticket After casting lots by
the Judges, I'd. Rippey won, making Clonch, Hsgs,
Sanford, Hopkins, and Rippey, the Councilman.
Clench and H.gg were on both ticksts L. C. Nelson
received 60 votes for Clerk Frank Case received g
votes for Treasurer, and L Ryan g votes for City
Attorney. The election passed OF about quietly
was expected. The only disturbance made, was by
those who ought ~ have commanded peace and with
little effort, could have had order and deceney We
hear this morning, tAondsy Of contest, refussl to
act and several charges that persons voted who had
no right We think persons voted whose right could
10 Questioned but they invariably voted with those
who are now kicking
John MAILER, formerly of Troy, spent Sunday last
in our city. -l.-
Mr.. Noble representing that live Kansas paper, the
Atehison Daily Champion, called Tuesday. He in
terviewed our City Fathers pronounced the bsnedic
ton our returning board, took dinner with Bro
Buck and departed north, in search Of delinquents
There certainly ought to be inducements offered by
our merchants to encourage better trade. Look at
prices Ono is Offering l6 pounds of prunes for one
dollar another IA pounds of fish for dollar anoth
IA pounds of dried apples for dollar, aIother
Is yards of prnts for dollar another pounds Of
tea and 4. pounds of coffee each for one dollar We
mention no names. If you don't believe this, come
and Our druggists have reduced the price on
paints, oils etc.
a Highest prices in sasA paid for corn, ut Steam
Shelter, Severance, by 3. L. RYAN
We learn that several parties have already made
application for saloon license Let them have them,
under good ordinances require = bond for the faith
full performance of the and charge not less than
three hundred dollars This will reduce the number
faster than attempt to drive them cut. This seems
be the opinion of our citizens and think it
advisable. You Know.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

0kLass' and Childrens Fine Shoes n frcai
s.d side lace and button, all qualities, at
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND e. Co.'S
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p Ths best assortment Of Aeas and Boys Pio~
Shscs, 10th in black and russet, win be found ut
Jonxsox, TowxsExD Cos
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BLAsKs.-A large supply of Warranty and Quit
Claim Deeds Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages
Bonds for Deeds; Justices Blanks, such Summons
Warrants, etc. Constables' Sale and other blanks
Police Judges Blanks ETC., etc., neatly printed and
for sale ut this Office.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

y Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland.
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~ Eilsrts Extract Of Tar and Wild Che1y VII
Cure the Nest Severe Cough in short time. Try h
BrcKyoRD 4 Sucl.An
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Csru: CsrD! Gers:
Corn taken for Goods!
Corn taken for aecountsi
Corn taken for Cash!
At A. PouLxTs CASH sroKK,
dscse White Cloud KAnsas.
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= Calicoes At Ct, n, and Sc per yard, at
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & Co.'S

EA storm ragged necessarily throughout the
! whole Of Wednesday Of last week vast quantity
Of rain fell. Wolf River out of its banks and
both railroads stopped. The Denver trains
were delayed but one day, but those the Atchison
and Nebraska Road were stopped from Wednesday
| until Saturday evening
r. What does Dan. Sinclair care if Nichols has
triumphed in Louisiana What does he care If . man
fell out of wagon and hurt himself badly that he
! stole Charley Burkhslters medicinei What does he
If providers found about his neghbors stables
Hes al right It's girl
II Our "londsmsn," Charles Aich.llis returned
home, Tuesday morning, with his new wife, from
their wedding trip From the noise Of tin pans in
that direction Tuesday night We infer that the boys
were determined on having him set EN- up
n Ladies', please call and examine the new Dress
| Goods and Cslicoes At
JoHSsoS, TOWNSEND & Co.'S.
II We understand that Mr. Daughters, Principal
efths Troy schools contempstes locating at Sever
ancs in fsw weeks, to devote himself to the prsc-
tee Of law. He 10 . number man, and Severance
will gain An exssllsnt citizen. r fssF
n We call attention to the card Of DIR. Tuttle, of
Severance. The sick and afflicted Of that vicinity are
fortunste in being where they avail themselves OF
| the services Of 90 experienced physician.
q tramp, pretty we'll bunged up, (by falling
out Of wagon, - hs ssid) catered Mayer Burkbal-
tors house. Sunday and stole article which he kept
| sxpressly for the stomachsache.
n The handsomest assortment of Dress Goods in
Arabian Stripes and Plain Pacific Alpacss all colors,
and cheaper than the cheapest, at
| JOHNSON, TOWNSEND Co.'S.
l
a. See VIM. wann's advertisement. He is
the boss saddle and harness maker Of Northern Kan
sas and puts up work that takes the shine over any
thing on the road
Y The peachtrses are everywhere in bloom. II
there il NO killing freeze hereafter there will DO
large peach crop this season.
a Ns..les have put in an .ppsAraass At Troy,
and arc just going for all who have not hsretofers
formed their scqaaintancs-
FISH Eishl Fi.h'
Bonelsss CodSsh, Aseksrsl md Whitehall, at
| Jonxsox TowxsExD Co.'S
~ Troy now has cigar factory. Prof A.tsdorf
besides BEING N aecemplishsd nusician, i . first
class cigar-maksr.
a. Ma c. F. Van Buskirk h.. been very sick, 70.
some tina past, with Eryspslas but 10 now improving
~ Uncle Billy johnson has bean quite sick, 70,
some dsys past-the effects Of . severe cold.
~ Don't forget the Odd Fellows Grand Ball q,
Ielands Hall, this Thursday night.
Enu.rs Exr.Ac. OF Tar AND Wild eHr.nr.-Thl
famous preparation d the most wonderful, smcienl
and reliable remedy ever discovered for relieving Con
sumption and al Bronchial complaints; 1t never fall
to give immediate relief. For Sale 1t
Il RrcuvoRD II SEcIAIR'a
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Geary City Issns.

SSoHy Shsy hsS&os
Our town is thriving The merchants are keeping
full line Of goods.
Mr.. James Burke brought ON, few days since,
large supply of dry goods boots shoes etc. to renew
his stock.
There were quite Q number Of visitors to town,
last week.
Mr.. P. Burke, Of Washington, d. C., 10 in town. ON
. visit to his cousin, james Burke.
their old neishbors, this week.
I. W. Heatley was in town. Saturday.
Frederick HStz il here, Visiting his mother.
Lawrence Nelson was up, last Wednesday.
Miss Flora Patterson will be homo soon We all
will be glad to sec hsr. She has been to Omaha, Neb.
. visit to her sister.
Mrs Ellertson has sold her farm, and moved south,
with her family.
Harvey, you and that young man mentioned In last
weeks items "bids your time and whom that
correspondent gets married, you may ssk him IL he
can budget.
kentzlsrs addition il about completed. He says
he wants ROOM and will build another addition,
- the first 10 entirely finished.
The peach, plum, pear, cherry, and Siberian crab
are in bloom. They mako the fields look bright.
There is fair prospect for good crop of all kinds
Of fruit, this season.
Mike Madden, formerly q resident In this County,
has lately returned, and has rented Miss Moie Heat
leys house and farm for this year. LIN.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

The sxtaasIsa Of the a. Lssis XsSsss CITY s"a SstA
o.. IS9osv re. Ysrgssea Station 70
re Dc. Gosts Ussea Dspss,
eleven nilss) was csnplsted June TO- An Passenger
Trains new srivs asd depart 10 md from the Usiea D.
- vAsrs ss.,sctsas made with all Iasssrn a.s
ssuthsr. li.ss This extension passes hrseSh sse
beautiful FOREST PAEK ass the most interesting ane
Dlstsrssees portion 81 suburban s. Lsuis ana
ing sssstry.
yhis Company sas just pubhshed beautifully e'iorsd
ssersvsnR entitled "a Birds Ere Tiee q ~ Lssss
showing the Unsa Depot the entrance to the
.nler Tie ty brAss the Mississippi River and
the Rslay Hslss. Bastst Lsuia
n ssssSs Il Ga sasfavi.E frss sdarss C. L LORD
es-~r.a p,..s. s,r A rent g. Louis 3ajass.
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~ Troy now has cigar factory. Prof Astsdorf,
besides being N aecemplishsd nusician, i first
class cigar-maksr.
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Eishl EhshI kfsh
Bonelsss CodGsh, Aseksrsl and Whitehall, at
Joussoy TowxsHxD & Co.'S
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q Kl~ss Kxtzsss Il Tar 81 WA cAgy VI
s.rs Csasunp6sa = ~ ~ seaga
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An opse.ti.g Wagon Shop h ssversass, s.A -
prepared to do all vsrk in the Wagon nd BagU linz,
a.d viii do justice - IL farming esa1s.iy. All
work thas leaves NJ ahsp win b vazrsatsa- Csll
and sxanins work, nd ssesrtain priees.
Also, . blaekmith shsp ATTACKED. vhefs Al kinaa
Of blaeks.ithing win - dsns Prs.Pty, IN ~ bsss
nannsr.
March 2-6n. ]. W. CW11n-
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n csiisss..i. fssas - 0vss,1s, 4 - 81. -
e9A,& J0OUun, ToWuHD 4 CAsA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

n Ns.ales have put in an appearance at Troy,
and arc just going for all who have not hsresofers
formed their acquaintancs.
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mess generally Is improving.

Business generally Is improving
Doc. Channell has shaved his mustache off, and il
renders him the most homely man in town. Atleast,
the ladies say 70.
Religious exercises continue each Sabbath, at the
school house. We would respectfully suggest little
brevy to be exercised the part of the preach
era Such long sermons only serve to harden mems
hearth, and strengthen their unbelief.
"A merry heart doeth good like medicine; but
broken spirit dreth the bones.- We hope this does
not apply to our merchants now.
Leous has . private drugstore somewhere; We
cannot tell exactly what part of town it is in. But
very evidently, there is . rot-gut mixture kept by
some one We hope the proper officers viii make an
effort to detect the impostor, and deal With him
dinghy.
Mr.. VIM. Heifner of White Eagle, will commence,
this week. to erect dwelling house for DR.. CHANNEL.
j. W. Schock will erect one for E. B. Gatchell. They
are both good workmen, and We hope to each of
them build house that viii be = credit to the town.
Jameson Bros have let the job of placing the foun-
dation-ro the ground for q warehouse, toxl20
feet They are energetic men, and do not seem to be
afraid Of the grasshoppers.
The Chief is still growing in popularity at this
place.
The break in the d. C. X. r at this place, caused
by the high waters is repaired and the trains again
run regularly.
Daddy streip again has potatoes for sale, but not
for l0c. KATIE.
Last Wednesday and Wednesday night, there oc-
cured steady rain Of about eighteen hours' durs
ton and the following day, old Wolf came cut of
its banks, md like Hamnonds famous hsn, just
spread hersslf No damage reported, only to the
railroad, which is washed considerably, but not
enough to Affect the running of trains 1t would DO
greatly to tho advantage Of the Company, if they
would move the track up 70 the foot the hill.
Ksrchsr has by stillful manquvsrs. caused cor
nsr in the nsh market
r. c. MAILER WAS down to ST. Joe, to hear talented
Ingsrsoll
Died-On the 18th inst, Of spinal meningitis, Mag
gle Maxwell aged Is years
John Z. MAILER is handling the yard stick in the
store Of his brother Bob
Bill Williams and Jack Hanna, Of the Denver Road,
out prospecting when the water ct its high
sst and the mud At its deepest 1t il said they
had rather . soft thing.
Our snterprising townsmsn, E. b. Gatchsll, has
purchased property here and will shortly erect fne
dwelling.
Weather at present. rather Of the bulldOzng order
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MSaey - Les

On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrower On I've
ysars time less Interest, ten per cent per annnn
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Tho finest stock farm in Atchison County for sale,
containing 30 acres Of land, go acres in high state
Of cultivation, and 20 Of good timber and living
water, miles northwest Of Muscotah. will sell low
exchange for . general stock Of merchandise,
trade for good lands in Doniphan County For fur
ther particulars, spply to
JosErH NcCRun,
lfeb4w. Doniphan, Kansas.
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D0NIPHAN GoUETY DIRECToBY.
yalss d yulicisl Distrist-ALylkD G. Ors-
CesnkuC0mmisaian9D- HARxprSR Crnpe LMAse,
JR. 4. LARx1LBkn.
6herfE-TnonAsJ j. vAHpKRsIlc1-
CLERK Of District Ceart-FRANK BaGWH.
Yrsasursr-kollRT rIJcKNe8R-
Comfy Clsrk-cnAELRs RAfIKLY..
County Attsrnay-I.X. AIMsTnoHe. - :. gs=
prsSsfs Ju1es-RoBaEr wuxrNsoH. - - -a
Rs0istsr Of Ossds-r b. DR1Irue.
q. sseipeen1snt Of Rablis lAstrsetieh-D D. Rosk.
CC.e.-erSsD0 WnsEnUSBn- * = i7er
Suryeysr-JAnRs T. FosMAN
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Rs2esx sfTssy D1Daae sehssl, Ssr ne Msash
Enaing April 13sh, 1877.
ROOM MOL
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Y Call and sec our Spring stock Of Dry Good
and Groceries, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Queensvars
&C. We will not be undersold.
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & Co.
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Enllr's EXTRACT OF Tar AND WILD eHEHRI-Ihia
famous preparation d the most wonderful, sdeieni
and reliable remedy discovered for relieving Con-
sumption and al Bronchial complaints it never fails
to give immediate relief. For Sale Ut
BICKFoRD 4 SNcLAlR's.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
BEWARE OF CouSTERFEIrs.
sAnns TeHic SY1ur has besn eeuntsrfsitsa, and ~
sslatsrfsisse brsayhs 70 grief.
aHssTEss roNic aYRup.

rs esHtsHs arusis oesS hsvs Dr Jun 0eI1
stamp - cash bottle DR. JOIN Bull snly Aas The right
- na.ufsstars sad sell the original JOKE sArnh Tor
&c sY.ur of Lssisvils KY Eraniss veil he hbei ..
each bottle Hny private stamp 10 sss On seeA bsttls
d net purshass or ysa viii dsssivsd See my column
.avsrtissns,t snd nv shew card. viii prosecute any
sss fustfpsne % NJ right The ssssips SHIrHs Toxic
sYsuP sas b prepared esly BY myself
De. JOHN BULL,
Inuiavillo. Ky,
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~ See VIM. Wann's new advertisement He il
the boss saddle and harness maker Of Northern Kan
sas and puts up work that takes the shine over any
thing on the road.
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U car load Of plows and eultivstors for sale q
St. Joe or Afchison prices-
inch. Z. LkLAND, Jr.
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u The peachtrses are everywhere in bloom. II
there il no killing freeze hereafter, there will bc
largo peach crop this season.
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HONEY Te Loan,
On lsus sns 81 sw fstss Il interest," secured ~ farm
1890. -.s-t.s I.H. DRBNEIEG
rre. xa...a Ys, a ISIS.
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III *. o. r..
Trey City Ledge Ne. % nests svsry Saturday night
At Dad YsIlsws' Hall over Laa1ds stsrs- AL members
sf The Order are cordially invited e attsna.
J0KE hAQUI.KxG. y. g.
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N0siee Thes.

Notice This.
I. s.ssAsr part e paper win Be found The savsr.
tSssusns 81 Watsrnsn Bernard, vhs wish - ssd Ill
the Lumbar wsstsa in Dosphan and BrsSn csnsisa II
az JsSsphsr Iwss6 for the prices = sAsr pass
rS>y svsys ssn L1Absr Ut the very lowest pssss AID
they sspssaly invita- from any - vsA
Ing y y.rsAass LsuSer They prepared sss'r sy
The e. isa4 - aay psist .. the D lee . D C. a.A
A. y. Ralrssas. s.6 thsy gsaraatss sstrs sAsisfas
Ssa 4, Quality aaa Price. Gssd stah1saS Jss aassa
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q Mn. C. +. Van Buskirk has bssn very sick, for
some tine past with Erysipsas but ID now improving.
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Geo. w. Marlow's
ST.JOSEPH,. MO.

Nens Flee Calf Bssas, case; wsrth
SS.Eo.
Men's Fine Alexis Bssss, el.75 uP.
MEMS prime wbsIe Sleek Plew Shoes
and Drseass, else; worth ace.
Ladies' ane Md Polish, el.so - s.eo.
Ladies' Kid and Geas foxsA, el.95 to
l.ss.
Ladies' Kid and Geai side lace, el.s5
10 see.
Ladies' Ane Md Slipper. 7Sc., worth
Lee.
Ladies' Serge Polish and Congress
Callers, ~ el.oo per pair.
Ladies' Kid Newport Ties, In Buckle
and Lace, el.Ao uP.
All other Eesds csrrespendlngly low.
Gene ..d see for ys.rselvess we will
de yea geed.
All orders prs0Psly assesded -.
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o. I've ysaw - sssuith ~, aAAA
WI. Iea1D.
21ssaA HlGAl0A. Emns
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Frank ArAnstrsng, our County Attorney, paid our
city whit a Saturday last He has his eye .
little ereoksdnsss and certain parties not care
full they viii find thsDsslves in tie clutches Of the
Law.
We hear tAat . promising young attorney FROM
Troy eoatsnplssss locating with us Let him come !;
there y room for all
o. B. Canoll and wis returned, Saturday Of
last week. They paid visit 70 Canada. while gone.
rusticatsd on the green meantains Of Vermont, and
took in the East gsneray but they still Of the
opinion that Kansas Is far ahead Of all other States
. home
William Z. Foster south Of town, has planted out
this spring two thousand five hundred trees At this
rate, our prariss will soon b timbered.
On Saturday last, city held its first election for
city officers. The vote stands a. follows:
Asyor-W. H. H. Curtis, GO
Scattering, ,
Police Judge, d. J. Maxherter, 81
ia. Canpben, 80
Councilmen-walter Cloneh, "a
John Hagg, 6s
A. Sanford, II
G. S. Hopkins, 10
z. Small, 3
w. D. Rippey, IS
VIM. Ward, 50
j. T. kirwan, 81
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a The handsomest assortment of Dress Goods il
Arabian Stripes and Plain Pacific Alpacas, all colors
and cheaper than the cheapest at
JOHNSON TOWNSEND & Co.'S
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y We understand that Mr.. Daughters, Principal
efths Troy schools centemplstss locating at Sever
ancs, in . few weeks, to devote himself to the prsc
ties Of law. He 10 . number man, and Severance
will gain An exesllsnt citizen. tssF
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Once ever buchanan Bank, St. joseph, No
lSisuIy
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Stock Salt 1t d per barrel, for sale
by @. Leland.
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n tramp, pretty we'll bunged up, tby fallin
out ofa wagon, - hs said.) catered Mayor Burkbal
tors house. Sunday, and stole article which he KEEP
sxpressly fer the stomachsache.
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n We call attention to the card Of DIR. Tuttle,
Severance The sick and afflicted Of that vicinity
fortunate in being where they avail themselves
the services Of 90 experienced physician.
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n Uncle Billy johnson has been quite sick,
some dave past-the effects Of . severe cold.
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IL Our 'londsman," Charles Michallis. returned
home, Tuesday morning with his new wife, from
their wedding trip. From the noise Of tin pans i,
that direction Tuesday night, infer that the boy
were determined having him set EN- up.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26

~ Don't forget the Odd Fellows Grand Ball at
Ieland,s Hall. this fThursd.yI night
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q storm ragged necessarily throughout the
whole Of Wednesday of last week. vast quantity
Of rain fell. Wolf River was out of its banks and
both railroads were stopped. The Denver trains
were delayed but day, but those the Atchison
and Nebraska Road were stopped from Wednesday
until Saturday evening.