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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17
In the Sweet By.and.By.

Cannot but be the happy thought As the fortunate
recipient of the Rocky kountain Touris' scans its
wonderfully attractive pages and peruses its fscnat
ing descriptions Most beautifully embellished with
new and highly artistic eugravngs, its letterpress
model of typographical richness, and the arrangement
throughout simply superb the Rocky Mountain Tour
isi is worthy Of comparison with Picturesque Amerea
or Tke Adise is written in gossippy graphic style,
covering details Of the tour through the garden Of the
Southwest tho Arkansas Valley, Southern Kansasl, to
the very heart Of the Alps Of America-the Rocky
Mountains Jaunts are made to all the famous resorts
Of Colorado the remarkable ruins, the springs, the
mines and in short to every point Of interest to tour
i.t agricuturist capitalist, miner, and invalid With
the Tourist the San Juan Guide keeps fitting compa
ny, and the two publications are mailed free to all
writing for one or both 7. J. Anderson, Topeka
Kansaa
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Grange Notice.

The 9Th degree will be conferred at the next regu-
lar meeting of tho County Grange Saturday June 9th,
at IL. A. NJ. AL 81 deg. members entitled to the
5th deg. who are in good standing, and recon.
mended by their own Subordinate Oranges; and
We would be glad to sec all such present, from all
over Doniphan and adjoining Counties. We arc to
have feasts both physical and mental. Come with
yorr baskets and big speeches. Let Subordinate
Oranges a,pont of their members cssayists for the
occasion. BY order of County Grange.
W. d. RIPPEY. Master,
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coMPLxrED JUNE iesh. lsss.

The extension Of the st. Leuis, Kansas CITY s"a '''a
ar. Rslssy from Ferguson Station to
The 90. Lesis Usiea Depot,
,Kl.v.p mile,1 was completed June To- All Passenger
Train. now arrive aad depart and from the Union
NJ, vb.r. eepnss,ions are made with al Eastern and
So.tss-l inss This sxtsassn passes through shs
bs.utiful Forrsr PARK also the most interesting ans
picturesque portion Of suburban ~ Louis ana
ing country.
Til. Company mas just publshsd beautifully eolorse
,.-.xip, entitled "A Birds Eye Tiss u ~ Lssss
.ho,r N. new Unsa Depot the entrance 10 The tunnel
nd. the ,ty the bridge the Msaissppi River and
u. Relay Hsass, East St. Louis
Fer eepi.s Of this engraving frss address C. LORD
-, p..,..r A rent 81 Ieais aajune.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

" Why will some persons presist in asserting that
the Court has decided that Jones and Haytons Addi
tons are not within the corporate limits Of Troy !
These Additions were regularly plated and annexed
and there has been dispute to its legality. The
Court has not had them before it, and has made no
decisions affecting them. The only Addition include
in the dispute Was the town of Maynard commonly
known - the Junction That was decided not legal
" Q part of Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

SkuS OUr.-Tussday evening. Sheriff vanderslies
started with Burt Donovan for the Penitsntiary.
The fellow begged very hard not to be taken hand
eufed through town, promising to be quiet His con-
duet hsd all along been good and not wishing to in
iet unnecessary modification upon him, the Sheriff
complied with his request, putting the handouts in
his pocket, to be used when they reached the juno
ton. While in the depot tho train being late, Dono-
desired drink Of water and the Sheriff went
with him into the eating house adjoining, to get it,
"Now, says Donovan, IF you have any doubts about
me. you may put on the handcuffs.r The Sheriff de-
fsrsd it, and Donovan stood by the counter talking
and treating to the cgasths Sheriff sitting close to
him, with his eye upon him. Suddenly, quick as
lightning, Donovan leaped out of the door, and was
gone in the darkness The vicinity searched but
he could not be found Men have been dispatched to
points in every direction to watch for him. and it is
hoped that he may yet DO caught We suspect that
hereafter, the Sheriff will conclude that whose
tender feelings.will permit him to perpstrate q rob
bey other crime, stand the humiliation of being
hand-cufed for safe keeping.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17
CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser having been permanently cured OF tha
dread disease Consumption by simple remedy, Is snx.
ions to make known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure To all who desire it. he will send acopy Of the pre-
ssription used free of ehargs with the directions for
preparing and usins the same, which they viii nnd
suEE CUrr for CoxsunrrIox, ASTHMA. BRoxcnIris &c.
Parties wishing The prescription will please address,
Rev. 4. A. WILSON.
sedec6me 1874 Penn St., williamsburg, New hork
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REMEMBER THE PLACE.
G.. w. NARROW,
3l7 FELIX STREET.
HiaWasha Chips.

HiaSsasha Chips.
p.,;.;. .,,;,. A.. care. th. ws.k. lint her. they
S.'" c y..,.;,,,,., w..,,.,.o. ,.,, han. ,,.
. ill., " .aU'I n ,,o,s III ILL ~ ~ '
"arA": '"n'
The Lord softened the heart oil Chariy LaMrenee'
aud he eamo around ana TOOK US OUT buggy rang
little Sabbath School student, of the he gender,
told lady teachers that he loved her ever
80 much: Wasn't that meet Chr1sti.ns are Taught
in the holy Bible to iove one another.
too in this locality They are in the habit of starting
ont ON different roads, of nice evenings and them by
mere act of chance they meet; then they walk talk,
and kiss. No doubt the Lord gets awful angry Mt
People who are always sueing each other are
mighty bad people WHY don't they put their arms
about each others nscks like Jim and Fan do, and
forgive one anothers faults That's the way q. the
yo1 nav ,o .c.r.,, IN. ,r.,, ct;.. the c.xe. the
peps or the sandy deserts, and YOU will find few
better preachers than Hiawatha has. They are
ali good men and arc doing all in their power to say
the Ioor lost tribe of wandering sheep.
NJ M;,,.r o,., ,, ,h;,l !, ia too hal far , r;.bt
LII a,, ,I e., h;m id xb,ters IN 90 10 (;
,ia.c an5 s,,rt ba,Ser .bon and then cheat lot OF
pc ~. .;s.. ,t ~ ,be;- ,nonsv and RIM IA
.n is, .e T. ,' Co.. $3.50 .honi3 nat do that
With 'no 'p'"'' ""-i '''s''- 'A' NV ~ ~
There is very little Christian charity In the bosom
Of one old blatherskite in this place He says r
am anu III :" WI, Mr . apS Ja;Iy hr.ad nan't va,
Ienas on .no Sounty ior nis iS 49,. III II ~
ming beggari
L. A. Kirk, musician, came into our den. me othei
day, with n big bundle under his arm, and when we
asked him what he had, he said Eas symnaa IN,
kind the Jews used TO play ON, 30oo Year, sg0.
| may be doing sin to listen to these wicked nna.ea
strains. but kinder like il, a. the gal said uher
her -feller' kissed her.
/ Hiawatha has four Sabbath Schools, each with q
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

70 Owing to detention Of mails from the north,
our items from Iowa Point Highland Station, and
other localities in that end Of the County, did not
reach us until our columns ready for press, and
must consequently go over. Such Is are not out Of
date will be published next week. The proceedings
of tho White Cloud Bond meeting are among these.
The committee appointed to meet at Troy on the 18TH
are, Giles A. Briggs Dawson Arnold, and J. S.
Springer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
liability Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth
fu iudseretion will for the sake Of suffering humanity
seud free to all need IT, the recipe and dresssns for
making the simple remedy by which he was cured SUI
fsrsrs wishing profit BY the sdvertssrs s1Psssss
a, do 30 by addressing In perfect conddsnss'
ssd.esu JOHN B. OGDEN, - Cedar st., New rsrk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17
CHICAGO MARKRF.

Whsat-In q r demand aad lover No. spring n "a
cash; o. 81 Jana, o. s5a Jrly; Ne. 5pr ns 81 81
sc June; Ss2c July.
0ss.-Du!L and shade lower; 4sc cash; or Jr,s
Rys LADDER &c.
festrairiy .etiye and shade higher 81 % cash or
July.
Balk Me.ts-Easier; shoulders Is isb short nib q ~
short clssr q %.
Cstte-Reesipts 5eoo. Sales made at % 1se, 90
price, generay 1Dehanged; butchefs aid stoeker q 50
% So lair to medium, u 75ss 90 good choice native
IS l09S1. -
Hoss-Receipta, 5000 Very d !; packers holding Oh:
sAigpsn dong ony limited bus ess; n were made
= = t0oS "a B W shipping IS MAS 20; light. IS %
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

SEWING NAcHNEs.-The Singer Co. instruct me to
say that their machines will continue to he sold as
Low ~ any other 6rstclass machine. Prices at the
Troy Agency will be exactly the same at St. joe.
Atchson, or st. Louis. am also Agent for the ''W
son. Machines Of all kinds repaired.
s. IL. SHEPHERD.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

~ No graszhoppers yet Matched in this County,
that we have heard Of Here it is the middle of May;
and heretofore the pests have Matched out from the
middle of April to the first of May-none later than
the GOTH 1t begins to look rs if our County would
escape as out west in the latitude and further
north in Nebraska they have hatehed out in immense
numbers We still have no confidence in grasshop
pers but sincerely trust that they dsappon ouI
exnertntios,s
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Mr. MaIlsr has lately added greatly to the appear.
ance Of his house and grounds By sodding the yard
building walks, and putting up avery handsome How
Croquet . all the rage, and the click of the maet
ID heard till the dewy shades have come.
Mr.. Z B. Gatchsll has finished the foundation Of
his house
New paint shop in town.
The meeting held On Saturday, in regard TO some
action about the bond question. well attended.
and considerable interest manifested Nothing WAS
done, however, no one seemed posted upon what
was necessary. The general feeling is that the Coun-
ty Board must not levy tax for interest and when
the holders Of the bonds commence suit then defend
until something ID accomplished. No reputation of
anything legally done in regard to voting the bonds
Miss Shaw efCentralia, is visiting her brother at
this place.
II Highest cash prices paid for all kinds of grain,
by jameson BROrHERs
There seems to BE- considerable sickness in the
Embellishments mostly. Several dangerous
cases reported.
Owing to there being drug store in this place at
present. We announce that ID. l. Carpenter will re-
Dale. of Severance DIR. Dale will fill all orders
promptly. and at the lowest market price Orders
left with Mr.. Carpenter during the week, viii be NIL
ed and delivered here free on Saturday morning. by
express.
Wonder what made the Chi,f 50 much more in de-
mand than usual. last weeki Guess that chap who
got freed, had something to do with it,
Stepping into L. Rickenbachs store. the other day.
we found he he had been stocking mp. Hardware. tim
prints, down TO five cents Leona ahead, you bet.
1t is currently reported that of our young boods
"a. NJ is married. Wish We knew; would make him
set 'em up. LASS"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

r. The mail train south the Atchison and Ne
braska Road has got to be an interesting concern
We bslievs it does not pretend to arrive time but
gets along any time from to o'clock at night and
sometimes not at all. From White Cloud down. il
usually becomes q freight train.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

r The Bond meetings were generally held in the
various precincts Of the County, last Saturday after
noon, notwithstanding the rain. number of them
have sent in reports of their proceedings for publiea
ton. The meeting at Troy was we'll attended by
leading citizens showing the interest that taken in
the question The agitation will doubtless produce
fruits The committees appointed in the various pre-
einets, will meet in Troy, Saturday the 18th, for
consultation and action.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

IL The proceedings Of the Wathena bond meeting
say that the people there were at loss how to pro-
cesd, not understanding the situatiou, and remark
that the County papers must give them information.
We notice that several Of the principal men in the
meeting are readers of the chief For some weeks
past have bsen talking up this bond question,
sisted by correspondents; and we had fattered our
self that had ventilated the question pretty thor
oughy. We even explained how the propositions for
bonds for the two roads coupled together leav
ing No alternative but to take both none Those
who take the paper must pay little more attention.
To those who do not take it, will simply hint that
the bond question will be thoroughly discussed in
these columns, and all action 1t throughout the
County published; and ~ We have room for q few
more names our list, and press capable of run
ming of large edition in . short time We shall be
happy to make their acquaintance.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

r. In all the towns Of Kansas, dealers say that
Browns liver pills act better ON the liver than East
ern pills they prepared for the bilious diseases
Of this climate, remove bile from the system, cure
headache, liver complaints, and prevent ague Every
one should give than . trial. Sold by W. p. Russell
and Bickford & Sinclair, druggists, Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17
New wage. shop 4. Severance.

! am operating Wagon Shop in Severance, and am
prepared to do all work in the Wagon and Buggy line
and will do justice by the farming community All
work that leaves my shop will be warranted. Call
and examine work. and ascertain prices.
Also, blacksmith shop attached, where oil kinds
Of blacksmithiug will be done promptly, in the beat
manner.
March 2S-6m. J. W. CRNrlR.
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PINIPLES.

Twill mail (Frss, the receipt for preparing simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove Tan, FRECkLEs,
PIMPLEs and BLoTcHEs leaving the skin soft clear and
bsautiful also Instructions for producing uxuriant
.ro,,h AZ hair am bald head or smooth face Addrss
Ben. yandslf Co, Box $751; No. Wooster st.. n. Y
SsdscGm.
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ct. LOUIS MARKET.

wheat-Dun and lower; No. red fail q ~ cash onl,
q esS3 o ID essh at call No. 3do go 20 cash. No
4 H. q IS
cers-Unsestlea ssd nuetaatnx; SHE CASH 5Ii ossse
J.se sle.isg q isaiAs agurss. saI Ss5Se July.
Oefs.fhD but nsstvs <sae bid rejected sold at 45c
ei5 Is Aueuss.
Rssss-Lsssrs q 1sSs al: % 0ss Is; ss 4sss 20.
Hofs-LiGht shipping 10 good yorkers. n ssS5 CO. hz
cen, 550S %, batebsrs u aooS 90. Reccipts 100
Csttl Mot bssyart but there IL . good steady ia
Nc u st Yesterday prieka Receipts so
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

II Monday and Monday night, the weather was
clear But Tuesday, rain set in, which rcjoced the
hearts of the farmers greatly they had begun to fear
| there would be drouth.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

~ The first Quarterly Meeting ofthe n. E. Church
Of Severance will be held Nay % and q, at Severance.
full attendance of all official members is desired
III Mora
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East Norway Items.

Corn that was planted three weeks ago, has not
made its appearance yet Present prospects arc that
it will have to be replanted.
We have herad several farmers express their opinion
i'm favor Of the umpoeter, spoken of in the Chief Of
last week. Have You got patent ON that, Sol.
That famous and enticing game called grass bill
lizards, in other words. croquet has found its way
into midst at last and is now one of the pastnes
indulged in by our young folks.
Tom. Steanson, Chas. Hardy, Mr.. Hoverson, Tyra
Nes and Osul Nelson, and C. y. Terkleson, have all
had their houses repainted outside, and painted and
repaired inside. Old Speck didn't jump over thu
moon, either
Rumor SAYS there will be . wedding in our quiet
neishborhood soon. Wonder how sooni
John Deyereaux has his house nearly ready for thu
plasterers.
Tyra Nelson has begun preparations for putting 9
foundation under his grain house, at this place
One of our young men asked. tho other day
what fault he had to q darkey. He said, becausI
they were black He was told that they could NO
help that But he stuck tn his point, and said the,
had no business he born in the dark of the
There will lie a meeting at the Norway school house
at o'clock for the purpose Of organizing union Sun
day School. Every interested should come out
Three o'clock, when Next week, or next year =
PrJ
The School Board should take some steps toward
| securing the windows Of the school house, ID
keep trzmps ont, who stop and sleep there 49,.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

| Rain. mud and blucs abound Rnads almost i'm
pas<abie MANY Of farmers think corn will have
\ 10 l,r reuIautetl No gTasshoyperx yet.
~ n p:s. Of IN. B~ll,fi. maid o,,r h,,ro . x;s;,
,.st Satr,,iaT
tn. G, -, made un,ler the CITY ,ox.r,,,.n,
- I-n.l. It;IIv of the rnstiug sapg FTbe MAYER
N Tie sooahess Vi H'' ~ num- AAA' sem
IN. -, ,r s.x.r.prs and in fast ,.,,ax; al, q,
VIZ Be- Tawn.,;n have rom. In the ,one,n.;S,
,b, ,hre honlJ ie i. good Substantial bridge buil,
@ W,f r;ar at This nI-re The one We nsv bays
Is coming to bc almost worthless Very little raj,
irin. the wafer six to eight feet the bridge max
ing il impossible to thu river. wesant good
bridge, and think !. d'ic ,nc Town, as well rs The
travelling public inert VIII ue Prutioh ptesehtsd
to our County b"ard az its mex. reuiar ineetins, ask
ing that they cooperate Will our i@ope, 70 the eng
III! .hat We gel of"se ''A' WIN '"e "'"'',u' VI
Use p'"-
The meeting held ON 8itrriay last, 10 take steps
towards action II, inc i.aiosd IONA matter, was
I wei M. Jaiaaat.s chosen ), n,s., nj IT,, a,.
... -. ~, ,I. Co,u,tv t,on,,;ss;. u.s., a
~. ~ ~, for ,i, I,y,nrt of ;r,crss nm H.
~ ,.,s The JcleIaics from Wifi Rive affar
confrriny with other delegates shall uSe their juy-
meut ;,bont withdrawing fun the County Committee
should they fail in carrying out tine above instruction
n S,i n r u.uh.t.r and o,b.rs ,r ;,,,,,,
i'm. Grounds Iy building fine fence, Also notice
in,Ir,yencut i'm sidewalk east side of DRYDEN
STREET
&c S.,s,, .xnee,. This week =, 6l s,,.l ,f
hardware. in addition to his stoves and tinware
N Rae, anil Charles Kou;etz have o,,en.l n s,lo,,
- - ~, hu;IJ;ns. aIsn n r Ti.h, f,r,ncriy Of
~ u. ' t NV ~" I : s.ioS,, In II 1If.. h,ii;,
Tbes.Ien. we think understand their business and
will be well patronized.
H., g., -, .,,,, c,uu,ell w.,,s IN all Ls
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

~ The almost constant rain. for the past ten days,
has created . general belief that Trant has been
praying for rain again. He always ovsrloes it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

~ Burr-Oak has forsaken Troy. They used to
supply us with wood but for the past several weeks
there has been wood famine lift had not been for
the corncobs supplied by the grainbuyers, and the
old ties that Cooney took ont Of the railroad the town
would have been hard up for fuel. We have an idea
that there will be a large increase in the consunp
ton Of coal in Troy, next Winter.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

lF G. w. Culp and his Cornelius, of this Town
ship, put in part of the day, last Friday, killing the
rats about their barns cribs, and stacks They killed
two hundred and sixty four-of these, fftysx were
killed in one hole Some of the rats were almost rs
large a. cats. One of their modes WAS to sharpen a
stick, and when they discovered that rat was work
ing its way under the straw dirt, they would 'nb'
down, and impale him. In one instance the spear
thrust down. aud brought up with three big rats
strung on it. And it wasn't very good rat day,
either.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

Y We made . slight mistake last week, in ouI
notice Of Mr.. Higbys new buggy. The iron-vork VA
dom. by Guider, and the painting BY VOORHEES,, bu
the woodwork Wa done BY Henry Kauts, . number
one workman. We do not wish to take the eredi
from any of Troy's meehsnics-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

" man named Curtis. of White Cloud. who
came here for the purpose Of applying to Judge AID.
for the position of Court House Waterman. fell
the street if in n tit, last Saturday afternoon
The man was taken to DIR. woodwarl's store, and
soon recovered. As the Commissioners do not intend
To hire Waterman. his mission . failure, and he
WAS provided by Of our citizens with means 10
take him back home.-Sabefha Repablicaa, l0lh.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

- Charles kuchs, Postmaster at Doniphan, and
George Bremen, one of the wine Of that place.
were in town, Tuesday.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17
August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are those
suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seventyve per cent Of the people in the
United States afflicted with these two diseases and
their effects: such Sour Stomach, Sick Headache
Habitua Costiveness, Palptaton of the Heart Heart
burn Water brash snawing and burning pains at the
pit of the Stomach. yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and
dsagreeable taste in the mouth, coming up Of food
after eating low ,irits &c. Go to your Druggists,
W. p Russell or Bickford & Sinclair, Troy. and get
IS cest Bottle of AUGUST FLOWER, n Sample Bottle
for 10 cents Try 1.-TWO doses will relieve you.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17
E P.riaian Lilr Balm remoyss pim]

y Partisan Lily Balm removes pimples, tan etc
identifying the complexion.
Browns Hair Tonic removes da.drun, and pro
notes the growth Of the hair.
Browns Arnica Eminent il the best in use for
sprains. rhesmatisn, swellings, etc.
All of the above sold by Bickford & Sinclair, and
w. r. Russen druggists, Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

u Sol Miller, in the last Troy CAief, tells how he
slept with the notorious border rufan, Col Blu
ford. Sol did not know who il was until next morn
ing. and then did not feel like he had made miracu
lous escape. We do not know how Buford felt-Hoi
Ton Recorder.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

~ The plague now testing On the West, Is rats.
We notice that the people of Central Illinois are com
planning that their section is overrun with these YER
min. Eastern Kansas il afflicted in tho same way
In another item, give an account Of q rat hunt
That farmer IL not exceptional case All the farm
era M well a the towns are similarly ovsrrun-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

EnsRr's Extract OF Tar AND WILD CHRRRr.-Ths
famous preparation is the most wonderful, efficient
and reliable remedy discovered for relieving Con
sumption and all Bronchial complaints ii never fails
to give immediate relief For Sale ct
BIcKroRD 4 SncLAIRis
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17

y Mrs. c. =. Van Buskirk, who was improving
finely has had relapse and is now in critical con-
dition.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-17
Sunday school Exeur.ss..

The Sunday Schools Of Severance, Troy and wathe
M expect to have an Excursion to Hiawatha, the
9th of May They will take their refreshments,
and have Picnic dinner at Hiawatha, where they
will be joined by the Schools of that place The fare
from each place and return viii be 20 eta. for those
Is years of age and Is cts for tbo~e Is or under
All are invited to 20. who would like 70 do So Tick
cts should be purchased Mt least one voek before Ia
enable the manasers to ascertain how many coaches
will be needed.