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


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nea-no'' ana suii a-hestms. Harvest hands glvint
Jul otnefs snsAo-nn' - s~
| John Ae9isiy isnt gsine 10 the Baek Hlls say
J he thinks this ola aamping grounA yin do
Joe Center, Street Commissions Nov vou viii
walk the chalk line
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They took in our iu.tiv -.l.br,..l v,t.,;,, d.
| Left far hou,e Soa,r. and 80, box.-. .,ht - a
John Ylose v.s tbe;r ..,s.;rS 2 ~
1880.
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hon. ;n Re-, Go ~ ~ :.
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nm ;,or;r.,, ~. - :. c..-.... NJ. S.:-.S
wbo lives lass th., half mil. f,n ,ov,n ,n;.,lv ",
forme, him be ,r,s y; s;oht az tom ,;.c,., hin, q,
his road whers Il, . f., nn,,.. bo landed a, N.
early hour Of ops o,cloel m We b.a,3 a marty
mildly suggest to him TO take hottie of v.,er With
him. next time
| Died July 9Th Mr. Jehn Rasrn nj b;s bo,n. nm the
I'd n ~ ~ AD I''.'. oI 'ne
Germany. He WINS n soldier in the late var With
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| ~: -, $500. ~ .. VI
| 90 ,r,,I.,. .,..,- - -, -.s 80
away threw Mr.. Baseu ont breaking hi. sboulder
| M,ia III ..,....-:-s ~, :.
had In.t I.s, ,;n,.- -. &c. .,. r., - -,
| ing one finger entirely. Now he is going around
| with his collar bone in sling.
Well we had our celebration and il WAS all We OK.
pected, so far numbers were concerned. The pro-
gramme was carried out, announced, with the ex-
| ception that Gen. Wilder did not come; but ID. NJ.
Johnston, H. C. Reville, T. w. Heatley, A. j. Mowry,
and Others, filled the BILL and all made good speech
es Mr. Hcatley is entitled to much credit for the
way in which he read the Declaration of Independ-
ence We doubt whether it was ever read better in
| tne state. Joseph nixon anu Lieutenant Dooey
KEPT up the eeho OF liberty from early dawn till
dewy eve. lhey are entitled to the thanks OF our
| people. 30 nuch has been oaid about the number
| ~ "e.' can ,eii no" many ohe
e 'D,' .e.N NV .oA". 'n''n' ou' 'neie were
no' ''Ss '"ai ioi "'e 70 Six 'nousah" people pres
an oos. 90 s.ror.r.o on, e. a., 80, -, 49,,
wext W. NOTICED a nnmhs- f.o,,, ;...,,,. u.n,-
| In Robinson and other points ON the Denver Road
west of U.s. Severance is satisfied with her cclebra
ton if others are not, that is not our business The
White Cloud band came and with them a goodly
| number of their hest citizens. The band gave us
| splendid music. They came to time ut half.past
eight a. H. and remained until the exercises of the
day were through. On the grounds there was speak
ing, singing and dancing. The day was quiet
throughout; no disturbance of any kind, to mar the
pleasure. Our nine excellent policemen did their
whole duty. 1t would seem useless to give report
IN DETAIL and should We attempt to give the names
OF prominent persons who were present, We could fill
| column. Our committeeman did their duty. They
should receive the thanks of all our people Messrs
Cook q Miller deserve much credit for furnishing
the lumber Tor seats stands etc., free OF charge be-
side donating ready cash to help pay other expenses
AT night, there were two balls held in town-supper
AZ INC NC" no'ei soeHeu as II an Persons u"neeo'
Voc ''''' anu VIC Den''o ~ '""' ono y, '"e"i was
.oHs'ou' ""n.e ,u"S', VIC Oh" nenoers VI al
Tar and M..k Ronos,o., f-n;.h., ,,n rus;o g., ~.
and the Rren,er how, for IN. o,h., Tho, 80. 49,,
mus;c Alo,. towar,, tIr.. ,I,.L o., a.. ,,,o.;,,,
of the 5,h. quiet came, and dancing stopped. MANY