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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

SEvERANcE.-At the recent tern Of Court, Judge
OTIS upon the proper petition, issued order for an
election to perfect the incorporation Of the town Of
Severance - City of the Third Glass; The election
will be held on the 2lst inst Severance il perhaps
the Ivelisst town in the County, and to have
an immense amount Of gstup Such citizens - w.
d. Rippey, c. C. Cloneh j. T. Kirwan, s. L. Ryan, A.
=. and j. A. Campbell, Dr. Hopkins, Dr. Dale, d. w.
Morse, Amos Sanford w. II. II. Curtis, Billy Ward,
and many others, guarantee that Severance con-
tains the right material for prosperous and orderly
city.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

TAX DEcnsoS.-Ihe ease Il ~ Atchisoa and Ne
braska Railroad against the Sheriff, enjoinng the COZ
lection Of taxes levied BY Troy City and School Dis
tsiet was decided BY Judge Oh, last week, against
ths City. twas no doubt lsx, but it vas rough q.
tie City and the School District which lose several
thousand dollars Of taxes The Judge decided that
the ordinance annexing the addition called Maynard
was not legal and therefore that part Of the country
was no part OF the city. The probability is that the
act was legal at the time; but the records and pspe
IN .ne case were got up and kept in such slipshod
ana oanehng manner, that they served evidence
against the City. hundred dollar. or % had been
expended in proper time in printing the ordinance.
ana placing the records in good shape, perhaps ii
would have been the means of saving thousands Of
dolar 1t is not yet too late to provide against f-
ture losses
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
SIT FELIX STREET,

Gsary CITY Issns,
The river is rising vsry fast It raised about sx
feet, last week.
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words but think thsy were sometbi.g like the fol-
lowing: "Coue. hoasv. its NO use to ride. when Va
can walk They walked.
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

| HiaWnnAA saaP1aeks,
District Court in seslioa, this week
Oh, the rain, the beautiful rain, Saturday.
Scott FaireAild has been aiek for quite while.
There is much sickness in and around Hiava,ha. n,
! this time
| The farmers are moving into their work like val
| iant band into battle.
She met us on the street, howell ..smole- q smile
and said: "Ho~dy, Mr.. Paul Pry.- We blushe.l.
The new Methodist minister, Rev. Simpson. ure.rb
ell good sermon. Sunday, the LIST. He is good man.
and q splendid preacher.
Tom says he doesn't like piano at all nor an organ
much but, he says, fur real sweet music there il
nothing like the Belle. Ish dot 90, Toni
They had pleasant little dance party at Mr. Cary's,
Thursday evening The elite were there en- ssass aud
yours truly lost his heart on that suspicious occasion
Lon tried to quit this world. He walked the pigeon
| too we'll
Up street and down Newt. almost few.
And quickly followed william, too;
and he had big knife up his sleeve but he never
found his WILL says he has been injured BY this
gay Lothario. and nothing but blood will pay the
damage. The way Of the lbertine is rough, and his
pursuits exceedingly hard.
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

Nov b the tins Of year fs Pneumoais, Lang Fever,
&c. Every knly shoalA hsye bottls Of BOscxEx's
GEnMAx SHsrP. Dsat allow r. - nsnmt 90
eoash - taks had u yssr ehfd ysu family o. your
sek Cna.Etia. Ashna, Pneamsnis, Crop, Hem
@fhagsA asd s<hS fht.l dissasss nay set in. Al
thsagh h = tire 0EnMAx sYHUP = curing thousands
= fse dssaded dissasss Jet It nueh better b have
Il = haad vhn dses dsso vm eus ysa O.s Bstt
De vM ~ ysR vhsas fas1y WIssss, snA kseP ysa
nls Ao dnngR. II ~ - easnpeive, Do Mt
~ ~ ~ sss tzisatlis rsasdy. sample Beetles
10 esafA Regular ~ Is esafA ssld b yoR Drug
Gsts, ". P. RaneIi asd BfekSssd 4 Si.eiair, Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
PIMPLES.

will mail (Free) the receipt for preparing simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAx, FRECKLES.
PIMPLES and BLoTcHEs leaving the skin soft clear and
beautiful also Instructions for producing luxuriant
rrowth Of hair ON bald head smooth face Addres
Ben Wendell 4 Co.. Boz slal, No. S Wooster St.. N. Y.
Qsdar6u
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BremneP Items,

David Wynkoop has been very sick, with measles.
Mr.. Blood, the agent here, has moved into his new
| house.
urdny evening allowing each patron to invite friend
We were lucky enough to have friend in the Grange.
We will try and give you slight understanding Is
| to how it was carried on. We cannot do them jus
tice, but will do the best We can. Owing to tho in
clemency of the weather, there was not rs large o
crowd present rs was expected; but about o'clock,
the people began to come in with their baskets, and
there was soon magnificent supper spread on tho
table. The committee Of arrangements respect
ively-Mrs T. Hinckley Miss Carrie Jarrett, Misses
Mary and Annie Lloyd, and Mrs. Mamie Wilhelm.
Owing to the sickness Of ths Worthy Master, Mr. 8.
W. Hnckley, it devolved upon Mr. J. =. Cook to act
in his stead. The Worthy Master called tho house to
order about O'Clock, and after some music by the
organist Mr.. Lsdwig read an essay, in which there
were some very good remark that the Oranges would
do we'll to follow. After the essay the visitors were
invited to supper. The members of the order seemed
to vic with each other to who should be most At
tentive to the wants Of the vistors We hereby
der most hearty thanks to the members of the
der for the pleasant way in which spent the
ing. We think you are working in good cause, and
and you have best wishes for your future progress
We near some tAk on nGW etofe mere we thlnk
store run on the right plan would pay here come
along, Will, and make Q start
The roads are full of emip.nts, going to Western
Kansas.
The great improvement in the singing class at Oak
laud, speaks veil for their teacher, Mr.. Landrum.
There ID a young man here from Indiana, who 10
not very favorably impressed with the Kansas girs
He says the first girl he sat by in Kansas gave him
the measles
Mr.. n Hagaman has sold his fat o tile some TWEEN
ty6ve or thirty head He sos fsur-forty for them
the average weight being thirteen hundred and forty
two ponds. Mr.. HagAnaa nows how to make .
profit corn, when Il sells for % centa
About the worst fooled perso. We heard of, the first
Of the month, was . gentleman near Oakland. He
told to take the Bible TIM. the fourth chapter
Of Actz and the 18Th verse, and he would learn how
April Fools originated He did %, and found only
verses in the chapter. We are afraid that he don't
read the Bible - much - be should.
b. =. Landrum will give three weeks vacation be-
fore commencing the summer term Of the oakland
school REUB.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured Of tia
dread dis,ese Consumption by simple remedy, il snK
iona 70 make known to his fellow sufferers the Of
cure To all who desire It. he win send copy Of the pre-
ssrpon used free Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they win dad .
sunx CurH fer CcNsUnrTlox ASTHMA, BEoxcnnis &c.
Parties wishing the prescripten win please address
Rev. Z. A. WILSON,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Prsnaturs Decsy. and al the seets Of youth
fl naissrstsa WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity
ss.d free 70 Il. VIE ned It, the recipe s.a arsstoss fer
naki.g the simple remedy by which he was cured SAT-
fsrsrs wshns prsnt by the advertisers experience
oaa do % by sddrsssins. in perfect confidence.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Items.
The farmers are busy sowing grain. and ploving for
corn. They say the great army must be fed
Rev. VIM. Orsm presshes 1t the Red School Hoase,
the fourth Sunday In each month. He understands
the Bible, and proves many fine points.
The boys from ths Psint to our little town for
horse race, last Saturday. Tie bsys here opsnsd
their hearts, and hired then 70 20 home, by paying
them dollars II il probable they had ths fast
est horse.
Since the .andstsne exploded. Ne Sc men leave
Highland with jug ut thsr feet They think IL safe.
Since the saloon in Severance has closed, the boys
to Highland to get their teeth paIlej Strange
that there ID nothing strong enough thsre.
0ra,d Oper. ePsa every Saturday night East High
land The next play Win Be TIA Last Glasa,- and
close With stump speech b. &c II abaest sssso
Our friend Case . dsing slashi.g bssisea He
can Ct up - good hsnss - anybody, at prices to
suit the times RovKR-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

Stems erO0 Welt Blv0R I0W0ohbps
Farmers busy, in spite Of the bad weather put
ting in oats and barley. The grasshopper problem
does not seem to worry the majority much. Some
want to enrcs the Late law relating to these pests
and sous do not, % the probability il that nothing
viii be done until j. y too lsse The trouble ID,
certain clsss Of men afraid that they will do
thing that will benefit soma else.
1t ID our private opinion that ministers Of the Cos
pei would preach love and liber.lty, and less
faith and creed. VIC should nOs much selfish
ness displayed - We now do.
Mr. Boyle has three children down with Diphtheria.
They are having trouble down in the Glen District.
oaer their school tesehse was hired for fern Of
nine nouths, bat this Spring the vossr held meet
ing. and decided to close The srseol; hence the
trouble.
Alex. Similarly has sose to Atehiso., to serve -
clerk in ths dry soolA house Of Geo PoehIsr. Alex
ID god boy. and vs viii hin saeosss-
r P. ShuIsky, our able Township Trusfes has com
nencsd his annual assessing tour.
We are sorry to st.ss thss Jssss Hssnsy u quite
sick.
Prairie fires are seen every evening in every direc-
ton. It veuld Be veil to defer tie burning Of Er.ss
u,tH tie yssng hspp&s bsgia 70 n.vel vhsa great
namben eosld Be Destroyed in that way.
Nike Meos.ey, from sever..es, Il digging wells in
this neighbsrhood. Nike u good workman, and any
wanting work Of that kind dsae, would do well to
employ him AcHuIzA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

Y The DosiphaA County Agricultural, Horticul
tural and Mechanical Association held its annual
meeting, Wednesday afternoon, and elected the fol-
lowing Beard Of Directes for the ensuing year:
Aeses Townsend. Thomas Henshall, Fred. Harpster,
G. Leland, Jr, A. w. Beale, J. w. Pry, John Hover
son, Robert Flicknger, e. o. Turkelson Robert Ira
cy, William Chspple A. Larzelere. J. N. Zimmerman,
G. w. Townsend n. b. Wood. The new Board will
meet on the 5th ofJune elect its officers and make
Arrangements for next Falls Fair
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

u Gents, 60 and see Van Buskirk's Calf and Goat
bsxtee Shoes, you want something nice lish and
that will wear.
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AGENTS.
DsnIrnAH COUNTY, Dunscresv.

JUDY - Ju1icisl District-kLFRKp G. OTs.
Coa61y Cs08iasaoa1re-FE1D. HAkssfRs cykuD LuLAXp
in, A. LAKxkLBRR- 9
Shsri2-TEoHABJ J. vAypRRsf1R.
Clerk Of District Csurt-fRANK Brown.
Treasufer-RoB1kT FIIcxIy0KR.
County Clsrk-CnARLxs RArPxIYs.
Ceunty Attsrssy-f. 4. AKMsrEozG.
Probate Judee-ko1xKf WILKINSON.
Register of OssAs-f. II. DRxxnrNo.
Superintendent OF Public Instruetioa-D. ID. Ross.
Corensr-DH- WIN RKnDHk.
SUBMISSIONS i. FoknAx.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

y DR.. w. W. Crook left, Tuesday afternoon for
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory. He may remain but
. few weeks, or may locate there permanently. We
sorry to lose the Doctor he IL se man, social
and jolly. He ID man who thoroughly understands
his profession; and in the department of operative
surgery, he has reputation equalled BY few in the
West His skill Is attested by the invarable
that has attended his operations Dr. Crooks family
remain in Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

Many Of our ctizsns going to ST. joe the 18th
to hear Bob Ingsrsoll lecture.
There il . young man who lives near Topeka who
occasionally visits our city, that makes the natives
stand back This was the ease, at least, the even
ing Of the lecture at the church.
We see, from notices posted up that there is to be
an election held for city officers Give good men,
who able to put the city government in working
ORDER it will DO to the interest Of our people, and
not personal ends. Hereafter when We work the
road, it will be in town. Give good Street Com
missioner, and then get around. This much
We will gain by being incorporated. We do not see
any for trouble 1t is small job to start out
and get all the ordinances to suit the greatest
number We have been in City Council, and have
learned that it is the best place to kill of that
can be found. Personal ends not justice.
S. L. Ryan and wife contemplate trip to the South,
during the coming Spring.
o. Is. Carroll and wife expected home this week
Ben. McCrsy has opened a new carpenter shop.
He will make anything, from coffin to twostory
house.
DIR. G. Y. Dale has bought out the grocery store of
r. Small and intends moving it into the drug store.
He will sell cheap for cash, exchange goods for
produce.
Corn still coming in. Trade brisk. On last Mon
day, there was unusual excitement. Corn was QUO
tod at % and 23} cents On the arrival Of Snvely
Hedges agent on that day, the price went up to "a
cents His Office is at the Harpster scales, where he
can always be found. He pays cash. and questions
asked. When corn runs high, their agent has never
been known to leave the market, and leave other
buyers the burden to bear The farmers of our vcin
ity the benefit of opposition in the corn
trade.
Tramps abound in our vicinity. 1t seems ~ though
they come with the frogs. Let's put them to work
our streets.
u Highest prices in cash paid for corn, at Steam
Shelter. Severance, by s. L. RrAS.
No young grasshoppers reported yet. 1t is about
time they should put in their claim You KNOW
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

Fer any other length Of time IN accordance With the
above rsfss which apply oaiy 70 regular advertising
Business cards of lines or less, IS year.
For legal and transient adverfisemeuts u psf square
for the first insertion and 50 esnts per square fer each
subsequent insertion.
special Notices win be charged 50 per cent extra; anl
editorial Advertisements and personal eomnuAicatons
double price.
Eight lines Of solid Nenperen make square, An
fraccna Of half square and over. countsd fan
sqsare.
Advertisenents requiring to be certified t., WIN -
charged the cost Of certifying In addition 10 the rsSuler
rates.
Transient sdvsrseuspts must be paid for invariably
advance.
~ JOB WORK Of all kinds done on short notice. -
low the times win admit All job Work be paid
for when taken from the Office
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3. .. .. =.
Trey City Lodge No. 3 meets every Saturday night
At Odd fellOws' Hail. Lelands store. AL members
Of the Order are cordially invited to atte1d.
JOHN AAQUuKRE, y. g.
j. B. BsooKs Sec.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

1t really seems strange, Why men who are making
. comfortable living, and also saving small amount
of money each year, sell out, and start for such
country the Black Hiils If you have occasion to
travel, yeu constantly meet with people returning
from that rsgien and nearly every gives fearful
description Of and earnestly advises to stay
home, even If they living at O poor rate here.
Yet sorry - say, Of citizens are fool
sh enough to risk their lives and comfort in rushing
out in uncertain business.
We cannot record anything very startling in our
town. Saturday set aside for q famous foetrace
but the rain uneeremoniously put stop to that and
the young men and boys had to stay in Doors and
themselves with such games pulling OF hats
trading knives, and euchre.
We csme very near having . serious accident On
our street, Friday last, by the upsettng of bug
" containing Mr.. Kennedy and Mr.. Adam Heater.
Both met with several bruises but nothing serious.
Considerable improvement has been made on our
Main Street. by building several door-yard fen
COS. Our sidewalks need repairing in some places in
order to ave the ladies dresses, and might say
broken bosses.
Many Of our neighbors are blowing, and making
their g.rdens. We fear they arc fixing some dainty
nsrsels for the grasshopPers We hope they may re-
ceivs tie bsae6t Of thsir labor, bat doubt IT, for
the little tosments already making their appear
ance.
Your humble correspondent has been spending some
time in the city Of Leavenvorh and felt very much
amused bearing the different opinions in regard to the
Wilson and sway1e tragedy. 1t seems as though
people think does not hurt editor to shoot
him
Business seems quite brisk, at the present time.
Agricultural implements are in demand Should the
farmen Of this County raise good crop, this year,
there will b happier faces seen in midst next
winter. They ass certainly the bravest and NEST
hopeful men We ever saw, and they merit success for
their forbearance in miafortune
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

u II two three correspondents fail to zee thei,
productieas in print this week, they place it to
the account of their not having trusted with theiI
real names That thing il played. We hope it will
BE- understood, after We have mentioned it several
hundred times more.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

" The County Board was in session, Monday and
Tuesday, allowing bills and transaetng other County
business. three months accumulation of bs makes
the Commissioners wish that the Law prohibiting the
allowance of accounts at other than regular meetings
had never been thought Of. Among other business
transacted the revocation of the order offering
reward for the arrest of John Morrssey and the pas
sage of order that hereafter the County would not
allow attorneys fees for the defence in criminal cases.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

a Charley Mchallis started of, Wednesday
morning. in hack, dressed in the height Of fashion,
and accompanied by preacher and several friends.
Nobody has any idea whore h has gone to, what
for But it IL thought that when he comes back, he
will bring . car Iced Of beer and Holland gin with
him. and set en- up on top nit der boys
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

For I've year loans Ut reasonable rates on real q
tate IN DsaiPhan Cssnty, sSpay 70
neh1s n. c. REvulx, Troy, Kan
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q Elests Extract = Tar ~ VIVA Chsuy vH
Cure tie Asss ssvas cs.sA b . shsss tna ny L.
BscxyonD 4 euCzAn-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

q Evsy ha1y thas 49, ~ NOD Bskss, q,
they cent do vitbest It. Isb gssd ~ svesythine.
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CsMrLErkD sUNK lssA. lsss.

.>..rs-s,oa Of III. T. Loxis. Kamsss City SD XsrtA
IN Rei.sas from Ferguson Station to
TIE %. Lssis Usisn DsDss,
fK,sv,a utissJ was completed June L. All fasssssss
Tr,i,s new sive and depart to md fee the Ussa D.
ut vhsre conrecsioss srs made with all Easssrn and
asuthsrs hass This sxtsnsisa psssss tArssgA shs
bsautsful FoREsr PARK: also the most Interesting ana
picturesque portion Of Suburban b. Louis ana
ing esaaty.
Thi. Csops,y sas Just pablshsd besuufuily e"isrs1
..,,.y,ns entitled "a Bride Eys Vsse q ~ Lssss,
heips the new Usoa Depot the entrance to the
,ds Ss sty the bridge the Assissppi River and
the Rslay Hssss. East 81. Louis
Far sspiss Il this sagavisg free, address c. 4 LORD
go, p...s.~sr GENT st. Louis. 93jups.
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~ J. B. Byers' business has grown % large that
he ID crowded for shsp-room. He ID building con-
siderable addition the rear. v b sesd - work
shop which will give him the entire main building for
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

LUcREr1A, HIAwAmA.-You say You don't under
stand the date line ut head of first column third
page of last weeks Dispaek 1t is very plain That's
the size of it. By the way, the editor Ia marrying
man
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

II We do not drum or solicit for patronage; but
advertisers who wish reach tho attention of the
pie Of this part of Kansas cannot ind any other
dunn equal to the Chief gees, every week, to 400
subscribers in Donphan County, and to 100 in
Brown County. 1t has long lists of subscribers at
cry postoce in the County, and reaches every nook
and corner of tho County Besides its large circula-
ton to subscribers look for and read it reg
nlarlr than thosa WIN ARE not snl,scril,ers
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

q The Model Baker 10 indispensable in cookin:
meats of all kinds baking bread, and roasting coffee
Try one. Warranted and sold by J. B. Byers.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

No. Pacific Express No. q Atlantic Express; Nos
; and 6, Way Freight and Accommodation Nos. and 5
Through Freight and Accommodation.
Passengers win not be allowed On Freight Trains With
Trains Nos. l. and daily. except Sunday. Train No
leaves Hastines daily except Saturday. Leaves Hano
daily, except Sunday.
The time given above that of St Joseph No.. being
IL minutes slower than Quincy Hannibal snd n min
utss slower than Chicago.
JOS. HANSEN, L. D. TUTHILL,
Mater Of Transportation General Manager.
j. W. ATWILL,
GenI Freight and Ticket Agent.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

We have more encouragement for farmers in
the grasshoppered regions. wyiie Moore, who has
been q close observer says that q large majority Of
the eggs deposited are found to be bad. He thinks
there great lack of rooster grasshoppers, last
fall and that the eggs laid by the hens lacked very
important essential to make them productive.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-12

~ Stock Salt at d per barrel, for sal.
by G. Leland.