The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-08

The Presidential question i nUw settled Let a,
have peace. The nsxt important questions that viii
sgtats the mipds Of the dear people, will be the herd
Law and xr.sshoppes. When viii all the great oues
tions b settled. Perhaps not till Gabriel toots hi.
horn.
Last THURSDAY wss dis.greesbls day We wen
sensbly Impressed Of the fact BY being out an day;
calling ut Mr. JoshuA Sander, where We had depos
tied better half in the morning took shelter for
few houn, and - Mis- Betty lad warm dinner
ready We RECALLED ourself and had round talk with
the head of the family MA ssa.dess has been siea
for several days fom1he e9ects Of fall from wss.
on falling her face bruisng it considerably. but
to no serious extent; 10 improving II joshua lives
to be hundred and seventy Year, DID, he will die
rich man. and have no Inheritance for his children to
fight over.
We never knew that there was - much ssEcsry IN
advertising before We gave notice, Last week, for
new gates, and in two days found thirtysix xates
hung all about, pests, hitching racks, corner Of
fences apple tress eolunn Of porch 1t the croqust
grounds, and every place where they could gst
hinge. So
Mr. Jefferson MeNenee and sstsr n,sve to Troy,
about the 10Th. JEFF s good hoy, and 10 old enough
to marry.
J. v-LeE.lly, he hsd Nc right to eo.sul, hyuep,
before marriage. Lock 1t Webster.
The prospects for wheat never were more promising
than at this time II il togo Egypt for corn
it is right in Doniphsn County.
A suspisious looking man seen BY son,s boys,
with big key, trying to ct j, in the store Doors SIM
day.
One night last week, . thief was sssn by Vim.
Hinchm.u. trying to catch Of Mr. MeCrums
horses He told Mr.. Graes. Sho was living on the
place. who halioosd 1t him, and he There arc
great many tramps about and good many that don't
tramp much, that would Be we'll to BE- looked to.
H.,yo Of our boys should 80 70 Troy, and got tan
glsfooted % much that they eeuldnt ct mora than
half way plank fsnes, and stay there, repre-
sentng clothespn tight line, t. the disgust Of
passers, just give private notice. did about
these Troy fellows that wsre down hsrs last week.
who got acquainted with our Marshal before they
wanted to. He is hard to bulldoze.
We do not propose 20 out of jurisdiction for
items; but We met our young friend, Jefferson Hulss,
the other day, and knowing that he had good posi-
ton some of those northern Railroads, and being
at home, asked him if he laying of for recre
alton . short time. He remarked that he
ried. We looked At his mother. aud she told Us it
was true. We Lit pipe, md thought Of the failty
of man.
We witness some very ludierous seenes sometimes,
when going the rounds through the country. Oar
business called at house whore there 3 large
family Of small children, mostly boys Tho lady of
the house Of low stature, but her surrounding
were immense which she said inherited from her
parents She told the boys to in and be vsccin
ated. At that they startod to She called the
dogs and set thom the boys and they caught,
one by one, till seven eight were brought in,
screaming like panthers. The dogs freed two or
three that were not brought in.
Farmers bringing in their plows to be repaired,
preparatory to blowing.
DIR. Sawyer is better. Mrs. BENJAMIN still Fingers
her condition is critical Mrs. Nesbit is better,
of morning.; in the evenings, not WELL Still NO
Improvement for the better.
Tho friends of the Rev. Father Leak in this section
anxious for the N. E. Conference to send him to
Donipban, next year.
MISC Walkers aud Miss Hudnslls school opened, |
Monday, with over fifty scholars
Ioungers should never torment industrious people
with their idle visits They should seek each Others
society. There is no harm in bore's boring bore
JONATHAN.