The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-30

HlaWasAa CHIPS.
Beautiful, Laughing. loving school marms arc ut.
ting more numerous On our streets.
Fine grapes, in large quantities. 1t eight cents pr
pound, can be had Ut the fruit stands.
Norm. Chapman i Of On . long drumming trip, 70
all parts Of this vast and honorable country of oszs
Hope success win Be hiA
We took stroll with Tom Mclaughlin down to
the City Hotel the Other evening. and We enjoyed
6rxteiass supper. Geo. Seaman and his pretty and
polite walters know how TO mako poor worm Of the
dust feel happy.
The camp meeting has closed and some say thSrs
we're several souls nade daring ts progress. A We
we're there but once, arc not prepared to give
definite facts connected Herewith The soil paved
up nuchly in some places
Though We have been ignor.ntly opposed to the
Normal Institute yet it has been of great advantage
to many of the teachers No doubt there will be
much benefit derived from it. We have made il q
point to interrogste the teachers this system and
they all say it is good one
Miss Annie Castle, one of the pupils Of the Normal
fell n corpse from her pony, a. abe was returning
home last week. All the teachers marched in pro-
cesson to her funeral which beautiful yet SOL
elnn scene. AlB9 Sastlc was huOuk ncf
quaintances-
Earnest vigorous efforts being put forth to make
our Fair satisfactory success No doubt it will be
better this year. than it has been. Fine crops,
fine stock and abundant fruit vegetables, &C., to-
gether with our industrious labores will be to
make it attractive It begins the 18th of September
and continues three days.
Last week, Dr. David K. Babbit bought out Graves
& Macys palace drug store He it only one day
when he discovered as did A. Warl of fighting that
this was not his forte he sold back to the former
owners. Dave arose like a cloud, worked one day,
made his pile, and then retired ALAS, unhappy
Yorick.-
A certain young student in this place is ever wont
to lie humming: "She is the Idol of my bosom etc.
and were rather put to it. to know why he should
thus he affected; but it is all explained Miss
Idol is pretty girl, and is said to be worthy and ef
icient teacher.
If q certain man, not a thousand miles from here,
who has not been married quite three hundred years.
will pay more attention to his wife, when ut parties
etc, the people will talk less about him.
Our popular friend and former Superintendent, X.
c. Chase, gave the teachers lawn party, last week
They were there by the ton; and u credible gentle
man says he never saw such set of men in any gath
ering before. He says the hideous the pale, the fat
the lean the halt the FOOLS and the blind there
Male teachers not popular here the females.
The northern part of this County received q most
terrific hail storm, ten days ago. 1t actually knock
ed holes through the roof Of house, and utterly de
stroyed two or three fields of corn. In place
Walnut it drftsd to the depth Of twenty-five inches
Have your floors garnished, and tell all your typos
to put clean collars, for will all be to see you.
Friday. We are coming, solomon, coming.
Mrs. Bearlslee has the most beautiful and attract
i've residence in this place. The front windows and
yard are crowded with rich and gorgeous flowers and
clnging vines, which. eontrasted with the green
swar,l, makes it q lovely place. Mrs. Bearlsee is
certainly lady Of extra good taste.
There is a fellow in this town that says he would
not let the Chief come into his house but
it arrives he borrows it, and laughs heartily over it,
and his wife goes to Of her neighbors, and reads
it through oh, Consistency thou art indeed jewel
Judge Dickson, one of our old and influential men,
has gone to Ohio to see his father 1t looks funny to
old, gray haired starting out to visit his
father.
The frogs have disappeared, and Henry wsy is
perfectly inconsolable. He says he loves to hear
Foote heard wayfaring man playing an accordion,
the other night, and he thought 1t was q band.
Foote is q music man. 20 he walked all over town, to
find the band. He says he has poor ear for music
now,
Ruley, We wish yon every success in life. Nay you
grow rich! May you grow fat! We hope You win
'quad out your line !" lock your "form" in 'chase"
life "set up" but little send your devil" to 'hell
with the .pi;" but don't distribute" your matter"
Eagle Claw" called ON US, the other day; but we
had a cussng spell on We hal pied lot Of type
Come again, when happy.
Geo. Seaman and Mr.. Brown were partners in n
patent feed cooking arrangement. Brown took the
wagon aud team, and went into Atebison County,
sold one Of his articles, also a horse, and then he
mounted the other and started for the land where
the woodbins curleth. Brown--not Smiths gone,
and still Seaman 10 not supremey happy. seaman
has gone after the wagon and sold horse. George,
you should beware of men who wear large moustach-
es PAUL Pay