The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-20
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THE melancholy days have come,
The sndiest of the YEAR

The saddest Of the year.
As old Autumn again approaches with stately tread
behold with feelings of sadness the vcrdant foliage
the silver-throated warbers, and perfumeladen fow
ers taking their departure; to more genial and
sunny clinics, and others to the dark bosom Of mother
Garth These things tell u.s. in silent language, that
| We must follow.
Rev. Beartlslee, of New York, preached a mastery
sermon last Sunday, the theme of .Brothery Love
and Christian Duty, one to Another and il was lis
tened with marked attention. The sermon was we'll
| timed.
j. Schling e. Co. have the largest and finest stock
of Dry Goods and Clothing that have ever seen in
this place. When Captain goes to Cleveland, New
York, and Chicago he fails procure just such
! goods the people need. He knows their want,
and he supplies it; then, Johnny Schillins knows
| how to sell them to advantage.
The labor movement is raising its shaggy head, and
calling for justice. Let justice be done, though the
| heavens should fall.
Never have We such a rush of emigration to
the West. Emisrant wagons seldom out Of sight
of each other We noticed forty odd pass through
here in day.
The City Hotel is minus a clerk. The old one went
to ST. Joseph, to take in that great E1PostiOn and
the great contrary to tactics, kindly took him in He
pineth among the stones.
Ben. Baldwin, true king Of the yar,istck, is leap
ing counters at Ben. Dodges. No in talking; he
just of the best in the country and Dodge says
he holds all of his old customers and is attracting
others thither. Success to the young man.
Judge Killey's sister and her husband, from Indi-
ana, visiting the Judges family at present. Judge
and his sister have for ten years. and as
a matter of course, they delighted to each
other We hope they may remain here for several
weeks, they quite intelligent and companionale
Our young men getting up regular tournment,
to be at the Fair 1t is not the ancient system but
is purely American. They to ride for an ever
green wreath and the winner is to place the prize on
the head of the most beautiful lady present. Comb
your head Polly, for you bound to get it. Polly
is gal.
Rev. +. ID. Houlett tied silken cord around the
hearts of one Mr.. Hubbs and Miss Amanda Edwards
last Sunday, at the residence of Uncle Philip Greno
Miss E. has against Hubb. at last. We shall
look for lots Of little Hubs.
Next week, We expect to be honored by the smiling
pleasant face of Hon. A. G. Otis, and the entire bar of
this District. We hope to them all here that
occasion, for from them CLEAN from the sOrehouse
Of memory.
Is there gentleman Of means in Troy. that would
like to move to place of note and distinction If
such there be, tell him that have nice residence
for sale, Mt shockingly low figures. Now is your
chance to get into first-cass town.
We went to praycr-meeting the other night We
often go to such places As came home, heard
chap talking to the topsy-wopsy of his alteration.
Many have heard such persons talk, before. He
wanted kiss So did We; but did not get it. He
MI have haar1 txro and