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Decision in the Habeas Corpus Case.

Judge Royce, before whom the petition
of Mrs. Celia Troao, for the custody of her
child, Moses Trean, was heard, on the 9th
inst, has decided that the mother of tie
boy is not entitled to his custody as against
the claim thereto Of Mr.. Orange H. Dick
inson, the respondent in that cause, and
the lad has been remsnded to the custody
u Mr. Dickinson.
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very many have been dc erred from attend
ing these me tings on account OF the lncltu-
ent weather prevailing for several day
past.
The Conversational sabbath school cleo
ted their officers for the ensuing year on
the last Sabbath Of December. consisting OF
the old board pmirc | r. Branch, super
ntendent H. d B,sc, m, assis ant super
intendent II. ID. Branch, stci etary and
treasurer Lucius Needham, librarinn; also
Mle. Cults, Mrs. BoWker and Miss Young,
cboisters, II.
SUDBURY.
Rather novel circumstance recently oc-
CURED IN Sudbury. A epruce beau Of
some 50 years has occasionally escorted a
fair damsel Of sweet tixteen. They re-
Gently rode out on a pie asure exclusion for
the purpose of viewing The varied beautiful
aud enchanting scenery in the valley of
the Otter Creek Her eleg CANT form, grace
ful appearance, rosy checks ruby lips, bright
ruby lips, bright and epsrkling eyes aud her
fascinating charms SO absorbed bis atten-
tion th4t lie lost all control of his horse
In an unexpected moment the horse, cutter
and the loving couple were precipltated
down an embankment of snow over fifteen
feet, when a severe contest occurred be-
tween the horse and driver. The horse
yanked aud the driver yanked but the hore
yanked the hardest, made his escape and
took two minute gate. Ii was sight
long 70 be remembered to behold his Port
land cutter like an air balloon sailing through
the street with cleo ric speed occasionally de-
scending al d touchi < the earth which serv-
ed only to excalarate its velocity. 1t Is an old
adage that "hot love IL soon cold" l. Il
the general opinion that three f, ct of snow
will cool down the houestOf love, at least
for the time being. Time alone will de-
termine whether it will remain passive.
Whenever miudle aged man undertakes tc
cut out the boys they must expect either
to take hot or a cold bath, expect to &C.
| into hot water or dumDed into the enOw.
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MediraI.
READER,

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sANFORD,s RADICAL CURE

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merit. while the new and original method OF
ts preparation when studied with the disease
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-24
Death Of Mrs. W. n..k,,k.

DrED.-In Troy, about II O'Clock on Friday night
May 18th, 1877. Mrs. Jennie Van Buskirk wife of C
F. Van Buskirk aged 30 years.
Mrs. Van Buskirk Whose maiden name was Morton
was born at Boonville Missouri and was married t.
her husband at that place. in 1857 having formed biz
acquaintance during the war while he was stationed
there with his regiment. They had resided in Doni
phan County ever since their marriage-in White
Cloud until three years ago, and since then i'm Troy
In both places she made many warm friends who
sincerely mourn her early death
The deceased attacked with erysipeIas some
weeks ago, and after severe Illness had improved
80 much that she thought to he about well. She
was OF an industrious and active disposition, and per
haps oyer-exerted herself, which, together with a
slight cold, brought on relapse, and the disease
went to the brain. She unconscious most of the
time and but little hope was entertained of her re-
covery after This turn of the disease. Indeed it is
said that she had presentiment that she would not
recover, when first taken i'll.
Mrs Van Buskrk leaves, beside her husband, an
interesting daughter aged nine years. who have the
sympathy of the community in their affection.
An aged mother, sister and three brothers also
mourn the loss Of favorte daughter and sister The
deceased was buried on Sunday, in the Troy Gene
terry and the large coneourse of people who attended
the last sad rites, atested thr esteem in which she
was held in the community.
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Iowa Point Items.

DIR. Farrow reports population of Iowa Point in
crcasing. Ex-Mayor Ball is the happy father of
a fine daughter weight fourteen pounds. Go it,
Orse., while you are young
1t looks bad for the Worthy Chief Templar of
Temperance Lodge to attempt to make his mark" in
the banks Of Cedar Greek, while fishing just because
the mud is soft, and won't hurt his Keep your
balance, Howard; it speaks more than words for
Good Templar.
1t il a good thing for our young men that Squire
Massey is married man. He looks amazing with
his immense beard shaven off and doubt not that
he would raise q commoton with young ladies, if
there was mistress at the Massey House.
The old adage. all things end we'll, has proven
false in one instance fear Our Mayor started out
brayey repair sidewalks, but, alas, he weakened.
His first official act was to tear up . sidewalk,
and let the citizens walk in the mud. It's nice, Pry
or, but awful naughty. Brace up; do something for
the city, give the Office somebody that win. We
can't afford to pay you the Immense salary you arc
getting for nothing.
Capt. Ed Craig is remodeng his horse ferry, at
this point. He thinks he will be able give satsfac-
ton to ALL when it is finished, and with less labor for
He says his prices will DO low enough accommodate
the public.
The farmers say if this rain continues, goodbye to
corn. We understand that J. johnson, one of the
most extensive farmers of Donphan County, has had
to replant two hundred of his corn in
sequence of its rotting We hope other farmers may
be more fortunate than Mr.. johnson.
FIVE Dors
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Pumpkin Creek Items.

As YOU have not heard from Pumpkin Greek for
some time, few items from here may be relshsd by
those who read the CAieE.
Farming is progressing rapidly in this vicinity.
Wheat and other small grain looks well, promising
good yield Quite large crop of corn will be plant
ed here this season The click Of the old plant
er be heard in the field that music familiar to
the farmers boy. Certainly the farmers Of Pumpkin
Greek will do well, and grow in wealth We almost
defy competition in line Of business, for life and
energy. Everything is moving ahead
visited the Henshall farm, q few days ago,
(which might be called the garden Of the worldly He
was preparing ground for pumpkins, and working
about the hen-house. He procured . few Of those
.pecking hens from that good old lady He will
make them u speciality. They elegant layers, but
are not much on the SGT.
The lyeeum that has been carried on at the Kip
pei School House, during the last few months has
closed, owing to the busy times among the farmers
but will open again in October next. Quite Large
number of people present at taer last mosting
both old and young. Among those from . distance,
We notice Mr.. jas. Williams and daughter, Prof l. C..
MARYLAND, J. 7. Mider. Prof Robt. Larzelere, Miss
Lizzie Mider, Miss Jennie Hale, Miss Barbara Mider
ton with other exercises of the evening, which
listened to with marked attention. The essay was
quite lengthy well written, and well read. All went
home well pleased and especially were all pleased
with the music, furnished by the Rinehsrt Bros.
string hand. For music, they are hard to beat
ZEBRA.
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A Yeics from Burr.Oak.

TIGHK STATION, BURR-OAK, Nay 2lst, 1877.
Mr.. EDuoR 81 was pleased to notice, in your pa
per- that you have at last concluded to support the
present administration; and believe, If Hayes will
favor the repeal of the National Bank Act issue lie
gal Tenders in their place. make them equal to coin,
and favor the reduction of salaries he would mmor
talize his administration here in the West and make
him equal, if not superior to Peter Cooper.
The track Of the Burr0ak Central is completely in
undated. and without the stockholders are active in
making appropriations for repairs. there will not DO
any through train this road before Fall Farmers
in this section will be compelled to depend on the
boats the river to carry of large amounts Of
surplus grain; and when farmers realize that thcy
can ship to St. Louis ehcaply Is they to Troy
or Wathena, the former place will control all the
trade from this locality The b. o. C. II. r. is about
all the road have to depend on, to carry of
large amounts of freight, and the stockholders
atory and careless about the repairing of tho road
and the celebrated Stout b. q. C. still in
doubt There is no telling where the trade will lrift
to. But would suggest to the merchants Of Troy,
tho way to secure the permanent trade of this loca
~. Influence Chief Justice Bursk in rendering n IA
vorabe decision, and thus the trade for COOL
When wo. rs n Township organization ask the Coun-
ty to aid in building bridges to give another out
let, are to be frowned down by County officials
that had promised to be the especial guardians
Oak and yet our people slow in their com
plants, and would have let treatment pass until
We could rectfy our wants in some other mode Our
people have always had to be the Mosaic goat
for the benefit of the County. And. Mr.. Editor We
had expected of you to have extended halfway JUS
tee. But tho scape goat had been your Office bear
ing the official seal, and you have been induced to
join them in the warfare against not knowing the
irstness of our cause short editorial in repy tn
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Is This FREE COUNTRY EARLY in the week Tyra
Nelson was engaged in loading a with wheat, at
his warehouse at East Norway. Not having finished
loading Monday evening, he did not lock the car
Tuesday morning, he found about sack Of the wheat
spilled on the ground beside the car; and from was-
on tracks near by, he concluded there had been a
thief around. lie followed the tracks to Tanning,
where he found that young man from his neighbor-
hood had sold sack of wheat to Mr. Heirck, at 81 30
per bushe He came to town. end accompanied by
Constable Bailey, he proceeded to the young mans
residence, and arrested him. The fellow made con-
fesson, and acknowledged that he had acted the fool
but his excuse was, that he wanted money to 90 on
the Sunday School excursion. He was taken before
Esquire Wood, who fined him 80 and costs and COM
mitted him to Jail until it paid Pety receives no
encouragement in this country.
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Our platter is upside down, this season. as we
should have turned attention to raising ducks.
The foolkiller has not visited this place yet hence
persons still continue write and nOtches in de-
pot walls. OF course, person will take exception
to this item.
Our efficient Supervisor has opened road north
mile to intersect two other roads at the south
east corner of the Hotehkiss farm.
George Hagaman's family is sorely afflicted with
sickness; boy not expected to live.
An excellent opening here for blacksmith; ALSO a
grist mill badly needed.
As tho Board of Trade did not meet this week, We
will be unable to give you price current. But We
will duplicate Chicago and Winthrop for mud.
II. Corneluss wife has departed this life after a
long protracted illness, of which it death was
tho only relief left to her. Her relatives have the
sympathy of the community, and the deceased has
loft recollections of courage worthy of imitation.
A general complaint of n bad stand of corn; some
talk of planting over entirely Small grain looks
splendidly.
Seven valiant young men pumped hand-car seven
miles from the historic city, to get game of draw.
Oh I'll not tell your names or the name Of your city
for know you will not do SO again.
large force Of tracklayers expected here
daily to put in place the steel rails distributed
along here some time ago
Farmers hopeful of better prices in the future
and making every effort to have good crops, and
get of debt and something left to loan the Euro
pean nations, ON long time and small interest
The Chiefis eagerly sought after here.
The weather prophet says that if the moon does not
whop its belly, we will have plenty of dry
weather yet, in this month. Let's have rest.
MAX.
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Half.way.Besween Items.

The small grain looks well, but afraid the
greater share Of the corn has rotted.
The fruit crop looked better than at the pres
ent time. We expect that the old farmers will
squirt their juice next Fall, nearly every one is 60
ing to get cider mill.
While Severance has two saloons, Highland has
none; but the only difference in drinking is,
in one you have get prescription before drinking,
and in the other, after.
Mr. D. S. Campbell has sold his stock Of goods in
Highland, to DIR. W. G. Hammond; but If the new
firm does ~ we'll rs the old, shant complain.
Royrp
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-24

BOSD MEETISG.-The meeting of the County dele
gates appointed by the several Townships which con-
vened at the Court House, last Saturday, numer-
ousy attended, showing the deep interest of the peO-
pie in the question. All the Townships were repre-
scented except Iowa-which not represented only
because the roads and streams in such bad condi-
condition, and the railroad trains not running OIL
time. The proceedings of the meeting will he found
in another column There but sentiment
among the peOple-to sustain the Commissioners in
refusing to levy any more tax for interest on the
bonds under present arrangements. The delegates
who came here were backed by the people, who will
stand by them and the Commissioners in every step
necessary to carry out their wishes The resolutions
are short, and to the point. The meeting did not
sembe to indulge in words and buster, hut express
the public wishes in few and plain words and carry
them into effect.