The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-08-23

v~1e@SS ASs
Lots Of strangers in town.
Dwelling hoases are WANTED
Tse BAN VEGA b tie bsss. L. C. NsassA = -
agent
J. H. Ward. Of Cover. No, has bsagAt tAe stock d
drugs belonging to J. II. Dale. Mr. wara has eooe
to stay. He paid e.sh ise tAs saAirs sesck.
The Old fsnsxs, 1t thsir resting. deeiasa - -
tsblsh . Lsde6 1t til plaeA Thses - ssos twelve
members, Who yin srder charter 81 slrsaAy thses
are sixtecn applications fsr meabsrsAp. Keep tAs
ball rolling
We are all waiting far the Railroad Company 70
commence that idezsek.
but all must pay. And Wills Ne think aAsss h. Il
'Jon.shan" don't Jet cur Mayor alone. tAsss VIII b
some ''sangaree" split.
1t is reported that "Jnnper Berry," Of thu Bsaissis
il . preacher. II that b %, Ne have missed sur
calling.
Hugh nghe has put in another biliarl taAls. II
10 only three that are kept running ut . tine.
Mrs. Arch Campbell il q.ite sick and has been for
three xeeks past Coaeestis. Of tie liver with bill
ious typhoid is the cause. We also hear Of . num-
Der Of others who sick.
Ii is generally considered, by the people Of tho
town, that our County Beard located The Severance
Bridge in the wrong place. Besides, It takes q feet
more of span than at the foot Of Dryden Street.
In opinion the best place for the bridge would Be
line with the road south from Sprinsers out Of
town. II is very evident the people Of the town
don't want it where 1t u now located, petition
has been signed by than twothirds Of oar eiti-
zens tvotersl asking that the location b changed
We learn that W. Trevett, A. Sanford, Arch. Camp
bell, W. G. Luther. 8. l. Ryan, and othsrs intend to
60 to Cleveland, Ohio, with the Sir knights.
CLIMAX.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
A splendid rain.
Corn will take new depart %.
A. J. Mowry has arrived.
Juniper Berry" resuscitatsd.
When you get through threading. thi.k of Nelso..
Mr.. Kirwan's warehouse will soon be completed.
warrant has been Issued for old "Den's" pocket
book. Look out.
Messrs. Kopirtz & Baseu arc getting away with
deal of o. X.
Mr.. W. Ward says that that ieg IL 70 better than
the other. and has quit limpng around. and Is now
making good time, selling goods and buying grain
He will live yet
Mr.. Andrew weyer is having . grand rush Ut his
blacksmith shop. He il surrounded With plows,
drills harrowa, wagons, and all other kinds Of
chinery.
James MCGEE can always be found at his shop, re-
peairing all kinds Of machinery, and sometimes he
turns out y new wagon.
Mr.. Lavhon has bought an interest with Mr. Cen
ter i'm the blacksmith business Thcy reporting
big trade.
Aessrs. Luther 4 Byers arc Doing large business
in dry goods and groceries. They arc both young
and enterprsng gentlemen, a.d we'll worthy of their
success.
"Lonnie" still behind the case, pushing tho Chief
through the hole.
james A. Campbell u building Handsome dwell
ing, which, when completed, would do credit to .
large city. Will cost about 1000. o. b. Carroll,
architect and builder.
Our town is improving faster tha. ever bsfsre, md
business is % good can be expected.
Our business men have made ~ their ninds tAss
they can and will sell goods - cheap - Atehison,
and our farmers should in return, not 70 abroad to
do their business, before giving hone nerchants .
fair trial. Onssavxa.
AT Sewerage, the @bess city," ct
"Nelsoa's" tho .bOssr hardware store
Everybody the .boss- customer, saa get
"Bains's" the "boss" wagon,
Evans the "boss" wroughtiroa salky pillow,
Moline" the "boss" stirring I'D breaking plou,
Buckeye" the "boss" grain and seed drill.
"Furst & Bradley" the "boss" sslky plow,
Anew Active the "boss" oeal cook stove,
LADY Gay" the .boss" wood cook stove,
Climax" the .boss" soft-coal base burner
"Spouting" and repairing done to order, by
.Wiber,r the ssbossr timer At