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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

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We had no idea what an uproar would be caused by
the Chief falling to appear ON time Last week. We
had the matter for the paper mostly In type by Tues
day evening. All hands kept the Fourth, and We ex
pected to be out in time fur Thursdays mails; but
owing to other work that crowded in, did not make
the rifle - III tie mails leave about The pa
pen al n IL okSee in time for Fridays mails;
but by a those eversights which will sometimes
happca, tie packages for the west tucked away
in corner, and not thought of until the train had
gone; consequently, they had to Lie until Satur-
day. The clerk who committed this oversight, was
duly sober the It'll; and he has been married long
enough to be comfnddled that account so that
the only available plea is insanity. But the postal
cards that pouring in us, account of that
delay Of the Chief astonishing 1t required
II. mail sacks to carry them. As specimen, give
portion Of those received from Hiawatha alone
HIAwAIHA. KAN, July I. 1871.
Sc Ss Sa; hi; week VIE eooidn' live without it,
What Is the matter with the Chief Hasn't the editor
got over his 9Th Of July drunk yeti
HnwATHA. KAs July T. 1877.
Dear Sss:-wh.t 10 the m.ttsr with the Ckif, Is it
bust is it bustedf Come Sol, settle down. and
send it along GRAVES.
HAwArHA. KS, July T. II.
Sol Muller. Esg.-DsGr Sr:-The = trims iats does
me csxing and out on time What s the matter Of
HnwATHA, KAN III 1877.
No paper this week Has the old thing gone upi
C. II. JAMES
HIAwATHA. KAN. July T. 1871
Ed. Chef:-I an employed in the p. o. here to deliver
newspapers. The demands for the Chisf con.
Of starving multitude for bread DO stop 18th of Ju
lying and send il along quick Or have you got Bullet
IN youi Yours. anxiously, NIEHESKE.
HIAwArHA 7-7-T7.
Sol :-Chief Chief that the question The De-
wills up. No Chief this week. Give me the Chief or
give me-. Send the Chief the CHIEF the CHIEF.
EF-EF-EF! Children crying.
Muchly, II. SEBuRS.
The allabsorbng topic Is the hot weather. and
for the appearance of the Chief Hurry up
We cannot get along without it. THOMAS STEVENS.
Business is totally suspended of the Chief
z W. BLISS NJ. d.
HIAwATHA, T-7-T.
Dear Sir II failed to receive my copy Of the Troy
Chief this week. must have i'll can't get along with
out it. Women and children cry for it. Hotter than
Hades-loo in the shade-al fo the want Of the CHEF
Send 1t. Very truly, W. j. RICHARDSON.
HnwATHA KAN. July T. 1871
Mr.. Sol Miuer-Dear Sir Your paper has failed put
in its appearance. this week. What's the matteri We
are getting anxious Respectfully. II. C. MINER.
EAwArHA KANSAS July T. 1877.
Sol 1ues-Dear Sir The Chief failed to to
time fear have got demoraiized. The Herald came
business time. Please explain.
Yours &C., GREGORY AxASN.
HLAwATHA, KANSAS. July 4, 1871.
See here. friend SOL what the nation is the matter
with the Cff The enraged populace bitterly
sing Of being the Of this appearance of the
Chief II you delay many days longer, there will be
corpse here, and that corpse will be PAUL PRY.
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EuRpr's EXTRACT OF TAR AND WILD CHERRr.-This
famous preparation is the most wonderful, efficient
and reliable remedy discovered for relieving Con-
sumption and all Bronchial complaints; it never fails
to give immediate relief For Sale at
BIcKroRD g. SISCLAIR's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

| ~ The Ladies' will find o good assortment of
White Goods such p. H., Bishop & Victoria Lawns,
also full line of Pacific Lawns, in figures at John
4 son, Townsend e. Co.'S
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CARPETS. CARPETS

We have on hand Samples of Carpets. We will
take orders, and furnish at factory prices.
BIcKFoRD & SINCLAIR
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

.F We an item going the rounds that Sol.
Miller has been convicted of burglary in the second
degree. It is very evident that this Sol Miller *
he of the Kansas Chief Sol of the Chief does every
thing in the first degree He is not Of the second
degree kind-HOlton Recorder
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COPS COUSTRI.-We do not believe that sueh an
other country lies out of DOORS as is embraced in
ranges 10 and %, in Doniphan County, and Is, in
Brown, and extending south through Townships l. 2,
g. and L. This includes all the western part Of Doni
phan and eastern part Of Brown County. The places
of T. J. McCreary, WIN. II. Bayless. and DIR. j. s.
Long, Highland, are beautiful enough for any
body's So are the places of Samuel Meyer and
Nathan Springer, in Wolf River Township. We no
ticcd many other fine farms, but being unacquanted
with the neighborhood. did not know to whom they
belonged On south Of Severance, are told, there
are many fine farms We propose to go and see, one
Of these Summer days. fla man has the taste and
industry, and wants to do il. he can make home
anywhere in Doniphan County, that cannot be ex-
celled on the globe.
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CoxFAR-"I wonder if .'s 's' is up ON that porchi'
ayes IN bet he is"
al guess he was up there when he heard that con-
versation between N"
aOf couHne, be Haa."
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II James Baird, landlord of the wildey House,
at Highland is Of the kind that keeps stirring
We think he has more cellar than any Of our &C
quaintance 1t is dark and it takes yoa long while
to get through but when you do got to the Other
end-well, it pays you.
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Five Tear Loans.

For five year loans at reasonable rates, on real e.
tate in Doniphan County at only per cent interes
Apply to
m.boa NJ c. REvILLE Troy, Kan.
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Pasturage.

All kinds of Machine Oils, as low at st. Joe. or
Atchison, at BIcKFoRD & SIScLAIR's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

~ ear load Of plows and cultivatOrs for sale n
st. Joe. or Atehison prices.
Smch. C.. LELAND, Jr.
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~ This he witnessed almost daily, at
any pOst-oifice in Doniphan County:
Customer inquiries for mail, and clerk hands out n
lot of letters and papers.
Castonaer-"I guess here's mistake. This paper
doesn't belong to me-
Clerk-Yes, it is to your address. 1t is paper
published at Troy. suppose it is complimentary,
as q dozen or two others the way, to per-
sons who say they never subscribed for it."
Customer" But, if take it out, won't have to pay
for itl"
Cierk-"Yes if they ask it-thats the law"
Castome-" What! make man pay for something
he never Orderedl-
Clrk-"Yes, he accepts it. His only remedy is to
refuse it."
Castomer-"T Then, send it back. and tell 'em don't
want it know what papers need, and can send
for them, when l want them"
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e In the Kansas City Ts~eS lottery, last week,
the following Douiphan County nen were made rieh,
| to Wit: n c. Haddix, Troy, . set of teaspssns;
John Hosg, DonipAan, n slverplstsd erknife;
n A. Springer, Severance, u silverplassd napkin
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w- All kinds of plows at Leland,s. sn

II Eilerts Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry will
Cure the Most Severe Cough in a short time. Try it,
BICKFoRD & SIscI,.IR
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~ Advertise in the BsLefis, if YOU want to get
rich" A travelling chebang, that that influential
sheet tried to blow into big business. has packed up
and Lit out with its remnants from bankrupt concerns
Patronise home dealers whether they advertise in the
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

Strayed.
From the premises of the undersigned, about the
10th of June three spotted shoats weighing about 40
pounds apiece. Any information leading to their
covery will be suitably rewarded.
CHAs BURKHALTER, Troy, Kas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

~. We hear that Senator Ingalls, will probably be
in town. within n few days. on legal business Could
not our citizens prevail him, while here, to deliver
an address the political issues of the dayi Ger
tainly nothing could be more interesting, time
more opportune.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

~ new anti bilious pill has made its appearance,
and is all the go. 1t is supposed that the object of
Dan Sinclairs visit to St. joe the early part of this
week, was to secure the agency for its sale and
~ The newspaper office that has a full outfit of
first-class workmen, get out poster, after
two trials at it, that will be accepted by the customer
rF Joe. Hampson returned from Marysyle, Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Hampson is very sick, with bill
iOus fever.
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AGENTS.
DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Cd Judicial District-ALFRED G. OTIS
County Commissioners-FRED. HARPsTER, CYRUS LELAND
JR., A. LARzELEKE.
Sherif-THoAAsJ J. VASDERsIIcE.
Clerk of District Court-FRANK BROWN.
Treasurer-RoBERT FIIcKNGRR
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELYR.
County Attorpey-F. X. ARMSTRONG.
Probate Judge-RoBEKT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-F. H. DRRNHING
Superintendent of Public Instruction-D. D. RosK.
Coroner-DR. WIN. RERDER.
SuryeyOr-JANEs +. FoRNAN.
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Tur cA.v n. p.-v, L....,
.Aost "a, q TO- -. -, an. - !.
Rev. WI. Leak v.s ;,,rN.,.-, n. -. -.
underpunr n church ;n,..s;.-...~ .,l,:s-.m
meet ma tn mata .one n,...;.. 20. - "a. :. .
natter of uubl;c ,oto,;.1v ....:-. !. 49,. -
much tn its pubIic;tv IT, - -. -,,,.y,. =.
sire. for some time p.., q, a.. 49,.
We have nefra;uea f,c, q 1870 ....... - :, ]
age and standing of Y.,hs.T.r - ......-..:
ty Of sett;pv tis f..t. o,. r~--
exseper,tion. and 6.t;u. ....--sa. sn,
because II vo,Ia a.. 49, ..--u- .,:'
tunes of . ,..,....,l. s~m p -
tronble v;,hon.
Tna ...,a., ..s.--.-.
younp la5r . u.,,h.- - a.. CO. ~. 49, ..
duced. and the o,ro.u..,,... g.. -. "a -.
birth IN a child NJ, -. =. $50.
nected with the seduc,;o, .,a ,,,,.;.,,s. 90
xere aao.t q. 20 o.. ;,.,..,.. - -
seen in comnanv Nth t,. ,,,,,,,- Ia, 80,
GUS letters that he had written b.r on,.;n;na vo,.
propositions. and imnrrde,t I.non,.e Sho,uo,
were preferred sgainst m, I..L a., ,h. ,sio,,. 90
the Methodist Church of tb;. ,,I,.s and The ,,,.,
came off l.st Thursd.v. ,u,,,ar ,f n. ,,;.;..- -
Northern Kausas having been .nmmousd hsre q,
the purpose. We have been prom;.ed . commrn;...-
ton setting forth the fact. az d.,,,a ON a.. t,.I
lint Mt tb;. writing :, b.. M, -, t.L.o,,;,- 49,,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

= Henry Wheeler is preparing to put up . brick
building adjoining the Highly House, tie site now
occupied by the frame thaa is uSed for . shoe chop
and BARRIERS shop. 1t will be quite Improvement
| to that row.
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Money to Loan,

On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, on NV
wears time or less Interest ten per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable.
H. e. W. H. BARTLETT.
Office over Buchanan Bank, st. Joseph, No.
lSianly
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~ Ladies', Misses and Childrs.is slippers, full
line, just received at johnson, Townsend L Co.'S.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

II Severance Mills Snow Flake is still ahead of all
other brands of -four.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

II the original Masons Porcelain lined Fruit Jars
with Boyds Patent Caps, also Patent Giassfop Jelly
Glasses, ut johnson, Townsend & Co.'S
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

on long time q. low interest on well improved farms
Donphsn County. Kansas Apply to
;uns9. XXX STOUT. Troy. Kansas.
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~ Bridges ofthe Troy Bulletin, evidently feels that
he has been caught in bad company; hear him defend
himself:
THE Baletin Office il on the west side of the pub
lie square, up stairs Mr.. Michallis saloon. We
have no fear of slurs that account Mr.. Mchallis
keeps good saloon anybody, so docs Mr.. Bailey.
Both of these gentlemen have been good friends, both
piled with the law, taken out license in compliance
with the city ordinance and should receive the pro-
lection of the Law. Now, II anybody wants to make
capital, let them pitch in.
Now let us hear from the saloon keepers.-Holtoa
Recorder.
The saloon keepers - mad wet hens about it.
The most aggravating thing about it is that Bridges
always starts his papers over saloons where he can
let bucket down the back way, and haul up his
beer, while spreading his softsoap preachers and
church members.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

e Teas-the best assortment in the city can be
found at johnson, Townsend & Co.'S.
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~ Yoa can buy plows and cultivators OF Leland
cheaper than at any other place. emcA-
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~ Mosquito Nets, all colors, and very cheap, at
Johnson, Townsend g. Co.'s.
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~ Stock Salt at 81 per bafrel, for sale
by G. Leland.
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~ The Chief and the Bulletin, Of Troy have
locked horns already and the readers Of those sheets
can rest assured that they will have years reading
Of very interesting newa"-HieratAa Dispateh.
The Dispaseh needn't worry. II won't last near
that long. The Chifis doomed, and long before the
period mentioned in the DispaieA, it will be no more,
and its endorsers viii be paying its debts or going
into bankruptcy One of the surest signs of prosper
ity is to have men just tumble up, and fight for an
opportunity to subscribe-come by the score, and
quit the other concern by droyes to take the
Gus psper-and As fast ~ its debts become DUE its
hackers shin around for the money to pay them.
The Chief 10 not prosperous-itis failing II has no
body carrying it, and has to pay its own debts.
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u The Doniphan GRAFTON, the Severance post sser
TEN case and several other contributions, are crowd
ed over until next week.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-12

Y Constable San Doney brought down from
White Cloud O Saturday, md lodged in jail, man
naned Johnsoa. Who burgiarissd Harpster's saloon,
Friday night
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q Uncle Len. Smith ID building large addition
his hotel 1t Highland, which will make IL almost
double its former size. He says he has contracts
ahead for . sufficient number Of boarders to I'll it.
We glad he is prospecting for he is of the pi
oneer hotel keepers in Doniphan County.
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IT. Eilert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry vii
. eure CONSUMPTION in its first stages
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e County Treasurer Flickinger went to Topeka,
last week and paid into the State Treasury q Sc
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az

Different styles Of Wall Paper, at
BRKFoRD & SrNcLAIR's
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~ Severance Mills is making the hest -four in the
country. No blow about thia
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II The great remedy for all bowel complaints, is
Browns Extract Blackberry and Ginger. This prep
arstion = well known - the sure and safe remedy
for Diarrhea Ind Dysentery. Sold by Bickford &
Sinclair, and W. A. 4 =. A. Kinsey, Troy. and Aug.
NilleP Wafbenn
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For any other length of time in accordance with the
above rates. which apply only to regular advertising
Business cards of lines or less, Is year.
For legal and transient advertisements q per square
for the first insertion and so cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 50 per cent extra; and
editorial advertisements and personal comnuncaons
double price
Eight lines Of solid Nonpareil make one square. All
fractions Of half square and counted full
square
Advertisements requiring to be certified to- viii be
charged the Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
m JOB WORK of all kinds done on short notice, -
low n the will admit All job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
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y Severance Mills Snow Flake is warranted te
be Superior to any Flour now on the market.
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Csra. Csrn: Cora:
Corn taken for Goods
Corn taken for accounts!
Corn taken for Cash!
Ara PouLETs CASH SroRk,
White Cloud Kansas.
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A fine rain, Sunday night.

A fins rain, Sunday night.
Several harvesters had to leave the field ON
account of excessive heat last Friday and Saturday.
One man lost fine team. Thermometer, sc.
Young men should be more oircumspect, when talk
ing to ladies' this warm weather. While perspirng
freely to say that your shirt is wet to ask the In
dy if hers wet too that is their business, not yours
Rev. Father Leak will deliver lecture in the N.
E. Church, Friday evening Every one is invited,
and will, if they come, be well paid for their time.
Look out for squalls This lecture is free 1t is not
our business to know the subject. We will find out
when We hear it. Ample seats and room will be
made for ALL As many copies of the Chief are TAX
EN- here, all will get the notice. JONATHAN.
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4. O. O. r.
Troy City Lodge No. go meets every Saturday night
Odd Fellows Hall, Leland's store All members
of the Order are cordially invited TO attend
JOHN MAQUILKEN, n. G.
J. B. Brooks, Sec
M Z. CHURCH.-Services every Sabbath, at 101 A.
Vls NJ, and Il p. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. J. A. AMOS, Pastor.
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For Sale, Cheap!

A new Kirby Combined Reaper and Mower for
Sale rry iosr for cash, easy terms to suit pur
chaser. Inquire of j. J. Norris or A. fouiet' "h'e
Cloud, Kansas
June 2l-3w.
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II There il considerable law business going on,
just now. Squire Sopers Office adjoins the Bulletin
Office and persons entering either, must pass through
the same door, A persons enter the door, go into
the Justices Office, "Lazarus takes down their Names
and gives them puff for calling on him.
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New Goods at bard times prices, at Leiands.
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CO-OPEIATIvE STORE, SEvEIANCE.-Whle at Sew
GRANGE, last week, We took look through w. ID.
Rppeys Cooperative Store, and were surprised to
find it well stocked with goods. 1t d full to the
ceiling, and large warehouse attached, is stocked
with salt, nails, and agricultural implements. Mr..
Rippcy tells that his business is very good. His
sales the Saturday before the 4th were over $780,
and OH the 4th were fully large. Mrs. Rippcy,
who is of the best business women in Kansas, has
charge of the sales department assisted by three and
frequently four clerks Two of the clerks speak
German fuently, which is an advantage in trading
with the German population in that viciil
ity.
Mr. Rippey has reduced his business to business
principles He has put down his goods to the lowest
living profits sells for cash. and renews his stock fire.
quently, thus keeping his capital moving and firn-
ishng his customers cheap goods. He has just re-
ceved two loads of SALT and car load of nails
He sells salt at 81 per barrel and nails at g per keg,
which fair samples of the revolution he has made
in prices. He has already sold large quantity Of
agricultural implements, at remarkably low figures.
He contemplates addition to his store-house, to
give him room for a larger stock Of goods.
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II The only pin prepared for the bilious diseases
Of this elimats is Browns Liver Pills All dealers in
medicine say that pill sold gives much satisf.c-
ton as Browns for headache and billions affections
Sold BY Bickford 4 Sinclair, and W. A. & F. A. Kin
| sey, Troy, and Aug Miller, Wathena-
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~ Everybody should know that arniea properly
prepared, in Browns Arnica Eminent and Salve,
has no equal for removing inflammation. Hyou have
sprain, swelling, old SORE any local diseases
of Browns arnica preparations will cure you. Sold
by Bickford & Sinclair, and W. A. +. A. Kinsey,
Troy and Aug. Miller, Wathena.
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FRaNKLIN BABCOCK

WIN negotiate loans for parties wishing to eorrs'
-. 3feb76.
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FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT
the fine residence of W. E. Foster; there you will
find of the prettiest groves in this country. We
found it so last Sunday evening, besides lots Of nice
cherries. Mr. Foster spares pains to entertain his
many friend.
Miss Melinda Goodrich and Miss Melissa Freeman
have gone to Troy to live. There are . good many
young men with sad countenances. But what is the
loss of the Severance boys, is the Troy boys gain.
Miss Ollie Comstock, of Iowa, is here, visiting her
aunt, Mrs NJ E. Holmes ESf
There is q young lady in city, about the age Of
twentythree who wants to know II Il i imprsper foE
her bean to kiss her the gate, Of Sunday
ing after coming from church. We don't think thers
is any harm, if they don't break down the gate
Last Monday the town was full Of harvesters on
big spree One of them was fined q and costs.
Harvest is in full blast now Hands are scarce II
q. Is per day.
j. Rollins, City Marshal Of Hiawaths spent tha
4th here, the guest If Mr. Luther
Butterlnlk is mere plenty since the 4th-
built in front Of their store.
J. A. Campbell's new house u bsinE PasAed fsrvard
rapidly, by Carroll 4 Cyphers, who have the con
tract When finished, il VIII be one Of the finest i,
town
Dr. Brad6eld made stzike with his vheel Il for
tune on the eth, that be takes bugU ride svefy
evening. EAGLE QUnI-