The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-07-19

sssoassd ne Of fifty dollars against the defendant
together with the cost therein taxed Of $35 The de
PENDANT filed his appeal bond, and the will
be heard in the District Court, at the Septembe
!! term This was wherein C. b. Roundy wa
charged with taking bridge timb-rs belonging I.
, Wayne Tovnship; James Vineyard, pros-cutin,
witness; T. n Armstrong, ESQ, prosecuting nttor
ney for the State.
J. =. Forman. son JOHN aud daughter Ida, startci
for Texas, last Thursday.
Frank Armstrong and Sam. vanderslice we're down
last week. attending to legal business.
Deuiphan has two saloons again. The one ths,
keeps the best and coolest beer, gets our niekels
Why doesn't some cage that Atehison Bird
He is hunting a roost
Our town looks 50 nice and beautiful; the dogfe
mel is all in bloom, and is SO fragrant .... r.
Squire Friek is exempt from paying church assess
ments for thirty days, by moving roads through the
dosfennel to the church.
1t was C. c. Phlbrick, son of Capt Philbrick, who
read the Declaration of Independence, the ith OF
July.
How cooling and refreshing is that beer of Browns
when taken internally.
Was the Marshal inundated, last Friday night
that he could not arrest those fellows for their loud
Miss Mary MeGee, the accomplished and social
daughter of Michael McGee, Of st. Joseph, is down
with her relatives, the Langans, spending few days
W. ii. Nesbit has abandoned housekeeping, and
his mother and children have gone to Memphis, Mo.
| Two of the children were sent to Kentucky. VIM
| yader aeeomnanied them ma far as M..o, CITY Mr.
Vader says are as well off in Kansas as they are
in Missouri, in the way of crops.
Adam Bremen informs us that the Crane erop will
fall short of the expectation of CRANE rowers this
season, account of much rain which has caused
the grapes to rot and fall of.
Farmers will be disappointed TO know that fall
wheat will be short in bushels to the acre Too mueb
wet. A great deal of wheat in low lands would not
nav for cutting. Corn looks we'll evervwbere and
is growing finely. Spring wheat in this section is
good. Barley, too much straw and too little grain.
Fail rye an average.
A. ID. Forman is acting depot agent at this place,
ior snort tiine Winnie Z. Z. fhiorek Is repairing
'eiesrph "ire aiohg the line. A. ID. rorman Is 4uite
young man. out seems TO understand his business
an" inc Interest Vi 'ne company
John liogg came very near having mule crippled
ior me- while being shod at Schlefzbaums shop last
week Inc mule pulled back breaking the halter
striking the point oil the share OF pow cutting the
~ '''i"S u ms ieS "i'o e"ie very he'ii aiming
'e' ''"' "no was s"o.'s iiiin' an'"ns
'ooso "o"n' anu Nn"s .. ",'n' oa' ni'sseu his
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nc" nouso =, merchantmen. s''r'eu III 'oNh can
.'n! "' '''''"''' III warm
mrs VIZ" ".'o" anu ."o"".s"'e,e' nun A""',
Couns, -s'' ,o ',,''ns WIN i,'"''.' N anu
'oo"' DUHipn"N' 'Ais "fr'" Is =" uAusn'erin-ia~
Vi "A''' '"'i'"' VI o"i p''''
hev. "ixen' from New iork, has been preaching
nere ior several nsn''' 10" iu4 nouse' ihis eehue
man An." f"'i'' A."A' "ne" 10Y ne"fu nm
preach oieh' anu speaAso vi n'i "S i'ah upon Whom
'neie never was inc ie''' fepr'1'n or siander ne"p
eu' "i" s'ahds hsh "here ne came from.
Rev II. Dfnsmore preached, Sunday and at night,
LII 'ie rres's'er''''' eh''reh'
new hir"y preaene" s"''oay' I" IL O'Clock anu at
nish'' at 'he A. L. 'hafeh
Adam Schnell makes wagons, and puts fellOes in
the wheei. ms lazy presented MN Win iehoe the
''h Vi 'uy' .ha' "egned ~ PounaS 'na' represents
nearly Snoie "a:oh-spoAes' hups' axle ooopnng'
'o"sue' o''s'e'' p'n' c'e'
l. fra1'ei' n'ing On f'esSAn. A'ase' was Sfouseo
run ms Peheeiui SUMMERS ny Ao.ner Sur, On 'a's
'e ~ "s'' "ni oo"s'"'"i~'0 A
'er HE '"i' "eA' LII "'e' Win ''"' ''i" '0''
i''n'
Died-Charies l., son OF Peter and Martha Willis,
OF tubercuiar meningitis July 18th, aged years and
III months. Mr.. Willis had son die and one born
the same night. JOY and sorrow mixed.
Not till last Saturday did we ever see the hind
wheels of a wagon placed before the fore wheels 1t
was McNemees- We thought that he had hitched to
the wrong end of the wagon Don't say anything to
those Troy fellows John, or YOU will have to set
them up.
William Williams. sou of his father. and the only
male child rv;no Of b;s ootber in the stiffness Of
night when all nature WAS bushed in slumber and at
the hour of midnight in the month of JULY the 18th
dav thereof. was horn to said William williams, n
daughter; weight, 10 pounds.
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IL was san that they ieit the shoek oi All EARN
quake AT hudson rolh'' Oh the 4'h- IL WAS ohs INC
hrihs oil the an'iis at Dohiphan-
As were passing through Mr.. Edwards farm,
stopped to the selfbinder cutting and binding
wheat. 1t will be the machine, with slight imprre
ment on binder. 1t saves every head.
Pet. rot axful tired. Sunday night. and Laid down
nm the corner of the school house lot and frightened