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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

The crops are looking magnificent, in this part Of
the County Corn is growing very rapidly. 1t is to
he hoped that farmers NAV rejoice when the crop Of
small grain is harvested and slowed away in their
barns.
Mr.. Littlejohn IL im,rovi.e .lowly
Bud Herring has completed his new residence Bud
is an A, No. young man.
Our friend, Louis Degginger, Is still specializing
largely in produce and dry goods. Degginger and
his partner have the contract to pave the streets
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06
RAMBLER.


Will say, in the way of beginning the weather is
fine. Corn il growing very fast, and farmers feel con-
dent Of an abundant harvest Of all kinds of small
grain In fact, winter wheat is filling so WE'LL that
We all expect more than an average crop of this
cereal.
Mr.. Hsrwi Of Atchison, gave friendly challenge to
all reapers to meet him at Mr. John Otten's wheat
field ON last Tuesday, and have contest for the best
machine. There were three conference.-the McCor-
mick, Woods, and Marsh, all selfbndcrs. The first
to open swath was the Woods, with Mr. Frank Shaw
and Lem Insals fur machiuists than whom there are
none heter, and who did well display the good quail
ties ftheir machine. Next came the Mccormick who
also BY rule of the committee had to open sxatb;
and We might a. we'll saw that those two Young men
who ran it, whose names We did not learn were ex-
perts ut least with the Mccormick they made her do
her work with but little trouble and do IL COOL Mr.
j. Harxi the challenging marty. was on the ground.
talking Dutch out Of one corner of his mouth, and
Norr.v;.p f,o., H., sl,.r and l.l.l;,g IN. E,gI;.l
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

Mr.. Angstad has his house nearly fnshed. 1t
looks nice. Rickenbach is painting his house, i'm
proving the appearance greatly thereby.
Gatchell has his barn completed.
DR.. Channell is again able to resume his practice
Mrs. Clifton and Mrs. Kinsley sae quite sick.
b. =. Heastan's little boy met With quite serious
accident, one day last week, be being kicked by a
mule, laying his head open to the skull.
The annual run Of tramps has commenced. and be-
sides being numerous, arc almighty impatient.
Considerable excitement In District H. in regard
to voting bonds to build new school house-a por.
ton wishing to create si,king fnd snd not 60 in
debt. The bond party won, theagh Ne hear talk Of
steps being taken to Ascertain II the actoa wss strict
ly legal.
Miss Laura Thuma, of Robinsou, spent day with
Nrs. Channel, last week.
New potatoes and green peas are beginning to look
familiar
Mr.. J. W. schock Is engaged repairing the nipple
ments Of Mr. Dunbergcr. which were damaged by the
fire, when his baildings buried
Mr.. B. r. smith, jr, has retursed frso b. trip west
He reports prospects COED, and farnes jubilmt. He
viii permanently locate, after harvest.
Farmers are very ba@y in thsir corn. good dea
Of blowing will have to be done, after harvest b
over &C.
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WE

Offer, this week, 500 yards white p. X.
at SIC per yard.
New style KnickerbOcker cloth, at Toe.
JUST RECEIVED.
English Cashmere, very fine, one ward
soc per yard.
Grass Cloths Linen cOlOrs-frOm 81
to 121c.
No. 152 Dress Linen, at Soc. Who can
beat it! Worth 35c at st. Joe or Atchi-
son.
Our Lace curtain at 25c per yard is a
splendid bargain. They are very stylish,
this year. : ff :
Our white Bed spreads at 81, are going
fast, as all know they are cheaper than
ever before known in any market.
FOR GENTLEMEN. fF
We have the 'sTudOr," or white Neck
tie, the thing this year, from 10 to pc.
We are agents for the celebrated s'E
Pluribus Unum" Collar, splendid shape
and fit, 25c. Ef
A new invoice of Gents Kids, Alex
andre, for Sl.5O.
The celebrated '.Stets0nn Hat, raw edge,
at S3.5O-wOrth in st. Joe 81 to $3.50.
12-thread Cloth Shoes, 81.
2O-thread Cloth Shoes, s1.5O.
2O-thread Cloth Shoes, sidelace, $50.
A Leather Shoe for 81.
Shoes are so cheap, We are astOnished
how they can get them up for the money.
CLOTHING.
In Clothing We want it understood that
We will sell for less profit than any house
i'm the County. We have suits from So
to S25.
We can astOnish cash buyers, if they
will only call on us, as We don't propose
to be undersOld by anybody, and will
cheerfully show and price to one and all.
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We do not wish to infringe on DAVID the rcsu
t% correspondent Of the Chief; but - he haa been
sser-worked, We thought perhaps his time was to-
Ach occupied to itemize every week, and so We put
" CUR shovel occasionally, and outsider, may
ind gone aiaerent news.
juvenile fic-nic party Of little boys and girls
was gwen BY Master Benjamin and his sister Sallie
fnck' last Saturday The youngsters had a nice
basket dinner, aud enjoyed themselves nicely in the
little gr9re- 9uite number were personalities Iva
Hyde. Masses Mary and Carrie Quinn. Master ID.
Quinn, Miss Birdie Brenner Master John and Katie
Welsh, Master Ernest and Anna Schnell, Mss Emma
| kuchs, and others whose names We did not learn.
Master Johny Welsh was taken suddenly sick. and
returned home. But the little misses, mindful of
their duty good Samaritans, sent him alb und-
anee Of goodies and applied cool cloths to his fever
ed brow. Little Johnny Is better now, and feels
thankful to his little friends for their loving kind
ness.
Miss Mary Messenger called on her many lady
friends, Saturday.
Mr. Howard, living the Price farm. had q son
very sick, last week from obstruction of the bowels
Charley is better.
Hon. A. Low has secured n seifbinder and will
commence TO harvest wheat next week. Wheat is
rpening very fast, and the heads are largo and we'll
filed. We examined some heads and found them
near FIVE inches long aud eghty.faur grains to the
head. Wheat in this section never was better
Our Trustee W. ID. Stewart instead of paving two
hundred dollars for pe-drivcr, had one made
which cost only about seventyhve dollars. That is
economy. Wayne Township can boast Of having a
piledriver of her own.
Show us a lady that is fond of flowers and we will
show you lady that is u nice housekeeper; keeps
everything in its place, and place for everything.
Industry and economy is the watchword. Yes, and
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06
A CLOSED LETTER.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE CHIEF
Deor Sir Somebody has been writing open letters
about Browns Celebrated Medicines; this is prrdfe
letter, and write to tell you eonfidentnlly that
Browns Liver Pills have entirely cured my sick
headache, biliousness and CONSTIPATION
We would think of going without bread IN
orr family as to he without Browns Liver Pills and
blackberry and Ginger One of my neighbors was
cured of Chronic Rheumatism and bad skin disease
arising from impure blood by using SarsaPartils,
DanSeliea, and lodide Of Potassium, COM
pounded by the Brown Medicine Co
For sale by all dealers in Medicine in uoniphan
County.
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- Old goods marked down, at lie.
lands, 'egarlless of cost.

NEw LAW FIRN.-We call attention to the card Of
the new law firm of Pierce & Walker, Of Atchison
Tom. NJ. Pierce was raised in Doniphan County, and
requires introduction FROM us. The Champion
speaks as follows of the new firm and the new part
We invite attention to the new law card Of Pierce
L. Walker, attorneys ut law. T. N. Pierce is well
known in AtchisOn and adjoining Counties, having
been prscticing in this city for several years past
and is Of our prominent and successful attorneys
Mr.. C. ID. Walker comes from Jefferson County, and
is graduate of a regular law college. He is man
of fine legal ability, and We are glad to welcome him
i'm our midst.
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WIZ. O.s.a CAev-CA.,v.

l
HE wsskhef ~ the past wees eas been all nv
csasd b ds<sse Tar rr9ps-vaF, with eopsoas sA.Rs
he cur. has ehaaGea FAR sse1x yellow 70 ossGf
green color ana We noflee same % the paansni
'aA' .:''a aie'eh .afee ~ nas'.' ~ ..1 w
VIC n"'ee '"s' "aen OF the eota h.s "ee" "'hiel
VIC "e'nod Shsch nPfea' =" "' s.'"'"i
"'"s WIN OF iarners- harvesting "P'ay up
r'O.."s' a.a VIC iearn tnst ever! o. "or s-.-''.
-" nave pure nassa senossoen' e u"'
~ promising tssseh' - .PI'e'
-. ~ :" eons'aeraoIy oeao~ 'nat "l iA'A year
"nAs hs'er-rAJ
1 '..s .e. oS.y y" NOS eo"e :" s.na un =
s' o.'nS 10 inc man agent nes'ocnhs :" 'oro1 on
tse sseA containing Inc PsPen' IN passing up Inc
c'an'f"aneeS OF al were leNsaea "y iara"as
iook.
NM. L. T. biakeiy ana enldren reached none' IN
week ir"m year WISH 10 New iork ana inaaha'
Inc n'er /" iahhg Slowly ~ present As"he ~
oeeh orSk 'hroasn"a' tne r'se. In some instances,
tue fa"Sen oeng unable 10 overcome !ne current Oh
."e H'er "ere eompe"esi I'D esh "P"0 Tue ie's ooa'
10 oaS1st them ashOfc
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

ISLANDER Subtitle caricature spoken of in these
columns resulted in Islander suit, with damages Of
81 900 asked for The plaintiff, q celebrated horse
trainer sued wcll-known druggist for bringing him
into contempt and ipjaring his prospects for getting
work in his profession. The tried ON Tues
day evening. before Police Judge Wood, who was
special Chief Justice for the occasion. We noticed
several prominent County officials in the jury box.
The jury to find verdict, and the wit
nesses were to make answers to such questions
should lie asked them. The LeavenwOrth Char
ter was taken rs the standard for rules of evidence
and practice and the rulings of the Court were very
wise and just The testimony was clear, that the
counsel both sides submitted the without
gument. The jury excused until Wednesday
morning, with the caution to not let any person
speak to them, and ordered to assemble in the morn
ing, and agree upon a verdict. We understand that
they found the plaintiff guilty, and that the Court
had jurisdiction under the Leavenworth Charter.
The plaintiff charges that the defendant bought mp
tho jury.
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BALLOON AsrExs!ox.-A ffep ballo0s asesasio4 |.
advertised fos Fray taaF, tfhursday) These thihSt
usually follow in tho wake OF on the outskirts vt
come circus, and used to attract erowd W ave
the swinders and confidence men who travel with
them, opportunity to fleece the gullible. Such
sxhibitia took plscs st Kskssille, No. few days
ago. Whether it was the same one not, We can
not say, but hzve doubt that it Of SINH
lar character. An we have to ssy Il, look to your
back doors aud side windows, and to your pockets.
If any allows himself to be beaten" out of his
money by them, remember that you have had fair
warning We let correspondent of the Quincy
WAig tell the story Of Kirksville:
KKKsvILE, Mo-, May R-Kirksville is excited
over the operations Of gang Of confidence people
Some few days ago company Of show people arrived
in town. and advertised free balloon ascension and
other attractions, such genuine Circassan girl,
trimmed pig Samsou Who could Lift 100 tons n0er,
and the seductive Punch aud Judy e1hibition. Tho
show Was all well enough. The people expected to
be swindled when they went to it, and Of course
were not disappointed. 1t the consequences OF
the performance which eaused the people to kick"
The show had about half a dozen attaches and hang
ersOn who were genuine Conscience people, and who
roc in the unsophiscated, and bilked them 0f their
sugar IN the most approved style Of the crook with
show was in progress. these sharpers scattered
throughout the town. selling snde jewelry, pewter
and other articles Of real value. Ono
of them made q business Of selling watches on the
"give back the money plan" lie wOuld offer q fine
sixteen carat gold hunting watch, with all the
necessary improvements and attachments for large
family at the low price Of s0 and would give back
the money after the purchase was made. He did it
several times. His pals purchased several and re-
ceived hack their greepbacks, which convinced the
crowd that the transaction genuine. although
none Of them seemed to question how the fellow could
afford this extravagance. But they found out Com
mencing to purchase quite rapidly to one
of those remarkable bargains before all the watches
Sold the citizens handed up their so apiece got
their watches and waited for the return Of their mon
ey. Some five dozen watches were sold. The pur-
chasers still waiting for their money The seller
drove Oh. after bidding them ahectioBate good
ties arrested the Circassian girl who had been selling
bogus jewelry, and couldn't get away quick enough
TO evade the Law. The Circassnn girl who resembled
anative of ireland with her hair frizzled. fined
500.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

A NV rowxsnIH.7rPeA Pst,tisa Of MsnY eiti
spA after dnc coRSiaeratisa, TIE Comfy Rerl
Tues.,sy, created . nev Tawnship, enbraeins the
full Congressional TOwnship IN the southwe,t cor
Of tho County, being TovhsAIp T. range 49, II is
taken Wholly from Wolf Rive. Township, comprising
about one-third of the Of that Township. The
name of the new Township is Union, and the orx.ni-
zstioa vil be made atthe November election, When
fall list Of Township officers will be ehosen. Tho
Township is six miles SQUARE, and We get from the
assessors returns the following statistics oft
Valuation Of real estate. Slsa,O6l.
personal property. 1905
Population, ia
Males over q years ef age, l@.
Females =. l43.
Militia, Isl.
We cannot see the force of the plea Of additional
expense, that has been urged against the formation
Of the new Tow nsLip 1t will cost no more for cleo
tons, us there is alrcady voting precinct In tho
territory Of the new Township Justices Of the Peace
and Const ables are Psd in fees anil therefore will
not make any additional expense. The assessor is
paid by the day. it will require just the same time
assess it as part Of Wolf River Township sep
ar.,te Township. Township officers will cost but
trihe. And feeling of antagonism had grown mp
between this part Of the Township and the northern
part, that was becoming very unpleasant In time,
other Townships will have to be divided for eonvc
nience and this Is but beginning of the inevitable.
R. p. Shulsky. John l. Blair, A. W. Waters, tho
Harpsters Dentous, and other leading citizens of
Wolf River Township, are thrown into the
Township and il embraces Of the finest land in
the County.
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u Mr.. Kicfer, of the Revenue Collectors Office,
was in town, last week, looking after cigar boxes,
etc He found boxes in several establishments that
had no. the stamps destroyed, ~ required by law.
The revenue laws are hard to understand, and many
persons fail in some Of their requirement. through
carclessncss. Mr. Kicfcr is we'll aware of this, and
did not suppose that any of the dealers had wlfuly
violated the law. But after soaring some Of them
pretty thoroughly, he gave them friendly talking
to- advising them to be careful hereafter, any flu
ture omissions would be punished All dealers in to-
bacco and liquors should he very careful in following
the directions Of the law, many officers would NOT
he SO considerable Mr. Kicfer, bat would exercise
their authority. and punish all mistakes as severely
Ms if they were intentional.
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a. U.Asasahss rrusA.

Yea deserve 70 suGss, ed II yoa lesd miserable,
unaatiafetssy life in this beautiful vor Il entire
" your own fault, and there il only one excuse for
yoa,-your Unreasonable prejudice and skeptieism,
which has killed Thousands. Personal kpovIedRe
a.d common rsasoaiDg vii SOFA show Jon that
Grsess August Flower will cure yoa Of Liver Com.
plant, or pyspepsi., With IN its nserable eaects
saeh sick hesdsehe, pslptatioa Of the heart
staaseh. hstfsd eastiveaes, disziness Of the bead
nerveus prostratiss, low spirts &c. Its sales nov
reach every town % The Western Continent and not
Druggist bat win tell yoa of il vsaderful cares.
Ton can buy Ssnple Bottle fae 10 cents. Thres
aosss yin ears yea. Frals BY C. B. Bedford & Co,
md d. c. sinelaiF, Troy.
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n All kinds of new goods at Lelanfs
at prices to suit.

IT, The Troy public have been profoundly shock
ed, within the past week, by the exhibition Of cro
mo or caricature, in which business scientific, and
professional men of the highest standing have been
publicly scandalized and their reputation damaged
Only men Of the highest standing and most unben'-
scd reputation have been thus attacked and indis-
nation is justly abroad in the town. 1t is miracle
that bloodshed has not resulted from 1t; and it Is
hardly possible that the affair can blow over without
lawsuits Men who have spent lifetime in acquir-
ing perfection i'm of the noblest professions known
to men, cannot tamely submit to having bat reputa-
ton blasted in few brief days, by being csricatured
ms having dogs tail. A man who would he guilty
Of such an act, has not spark Of gratitude in his
boUelk 2.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

CHOICE PoEMs.-To our Highland correspondent
and several others who have requested the publica
ton of certain poems, this is a reply:
We have published beautiful Snow" three or -four
times but are willing to accommodate. However, il
will have been observed by close reader of our pa
per- that when articles suited to any particular
season or anniversary publish them at such times
therefore, shall again give Beautiful Snow
when the snow comes again. The other two songs
mentioned We shall look up aud publish ut rs early
day as possible. Be patient, if they do not come a'
soon as you could wish.
:. By request we this week republish walking with
the World, and Gen. Lytlc's magnificent poem, IAN
tony and Cleopatra
Two poems which have hitherto published
"The Watcher Of the Geyscrs" and THE Chemistry
Of Character have been much sought after. and
we long ago ran out of extra copies containing them
We shall next week. or soon thereafter, repnblisl
them.
Baby Bell and The River PATH will also re
ceiye early attention.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

PERsOSAL--An unusually large number Of leading
| citizens Of the County were in town. ON Monday
mostly on business connected with the County Board
and most of them paid their respects to the Chief
c. w. Shreve, of White Cloud, made q brief visit
He reports prospects for the celebration of the 4t
bright.
Rus. Williams and Phil. Kelly were down, of course
part of their business to attend scientific ex
periments by Prof Dan Sinclair. who has obtained a
parallax by which he has determined the chemical
causes of Beecher's true inwar1ness.
A. ]. Selover and John ID. Hicr, the Wathena mill
men, called in; and rs they appeared to be happy,
We judge that business is good with them. Jsck's
fighting weight is now 3a5 pounds.
A. R. May, Esq, A. Schling, DIR. Seburn, and c.
H. Lawrence, Of Hiawatha, were in town. We think
they had some kind of struck" with the Masons.
These Troy MasOns will cripple some of those Ha.
watha folks yet
Mark LAndon, Esq, Of Doniphan, reported for d,l-
fy. He is still sound in the faith
X. r. Shulsky, Trustee of Wolf River Township,
reports his section prosperous.
John A. Chapson, Trustee of Iowa Township, who
has been elected six years in succession says that
Iowa is in better condition than it has been since
he into Office Everybody is at work, there is a
large increase in taxable property. and the Township
Fred. Harpster, of wolfRiver Township, late Com
missioner in town. 1t looks familiar to him
in town ON Commissioner day.
d. ". Edwards, one Of the big wheat rascrs Of
Wolf River says his crop will fall onethird short Of
what he anticipated in the Spring but that he still
will have enough for his and some to spare.
Dr. Robert Gum, President Of the st. Joseph
Bridge Company, was in town Tuesday, and called
in. He informs us that he has reduced the rates
the bridge to the people Of DonIphan County.
That bridge is an immense benefit to this County,
and such q manager Dr. Gum deserves the we'll
wishes of our people
W. d. Stewart, the best Trustee Wayne Township
ever had, and Charles Kuchs, the best Postmaster
Doniphan ever had. Called Tuesday afternoon They
reliable men.
Arch. Campbell, of Highland was down, looking
hearty and contented.
Barney O'DriscOll was in town, but did not seem
inclined to enlarge upon the Greenbaek question.
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.4Havey you cold, cough, hoarseness, weak lungs,
bronchial trouble, asthma use Eerts Extract Of
Tar and Wild Cherry. 1t is a sovereign remedy for
all pulmonary diseases 1t is warranted to give sat
isfaction do not fail to give trial. and if it fails
you may return the bottle half empty to your drug
gist. Sold by C. b. Bickford & Co., and ID. c. Sin
clair, Troy; Aug. Miller. Wathena.
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COMMENCEMENT At HIGHLASD.-The commence
ment exercises at Highland University will be held
ON Thursday, June 18th, at 10 o'clock n m. Bacca
laureat sermon on Sunday, the 9Th. by DIR. Cruik
shank. Examination of classes on 10th, 18th, and
18th. Annual meeting of the Board of Trustees, on
the 9Th.
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sRDR. WINCHELL'S TEETHING SYRUP is a
Safe and Sure Remedy for Diarrhei, Dyscntery and
Chldrens Complaints generally; it should bel every
house where there are Children, Mothers give it a
trial. it has been blessing to thousands. Price %
cents per bottle Sold by C. b. Bckforl & Co., and
d. C. Sinclair, Troy Aug. Miller, Wathena.
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J. W. Weyer. of Troy, has established branch
paint shop at Severance where he will keep rstlass
workmen employed, and attend TO all orders Tor
house, sign and ornamental painting, glazing eaei
mining, paper-hanging, etc. All orders viii he at
tended TO promptly and in the hest style ii april
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s~rernnee Mfllss

Still ahead in fancy brands of Flour. The ceie-
hrated 'Suow Flake Tho famous "Sol. Miller The
favorite Harvest Queen" The old and weiifried
.XXXX." All warranted first-class grade.
We invite the citizens Of Troy and vicinity to go to
Sergeant & Loyds, and buy the famous SOL Miller
Flour Il is warranted to the fullest extent.
25apr.1 w. H. II. CURTIS ~
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The Comfy Rospi NET an MonSsv and s.,,ou,.,,
on Wednesday. An m. ,,.s.,..- - - -
! eHt.
The buIk of tho ,,,.;.
| cessive or erruneou. t.x..;.....,: -
allowing yarious p.,t,.. .. - -,
for certain amounts and NM, 60, s,n,,;,;o,.
A they are not Of general ;n,.,., !, !. mn,
| ~ to gil up space With IT,,
An order was made cr-.,;,, r.~n.h;,, o,,.
of the southwest Con,r...;,.., r.-,..h;,, =, WI.
Rive, n,;~;.,. = Va "o'i
commence July Iotb ami ......:-..;.. ~ a.. -
Township to be com,i.,., n, 49,. ~ -
at the No,,.,h. .Ia.: y ''' go ~ O'''
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II For Pure Cider Vinegar, 60 to d. C. Sinclair.

County SrXnsrIcs-we had hoped to lie able to
give the statistics of the County from the Assessors
returns this week but there is great deal of foot
ing up and arranging to do and at the time Of going
to press, have not been able to obtain accurate
tables We therefore prefer to give no figures until
next week. when shall puhlish full and correct
table of statistics
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-06-06

COLORED CELEBIATION-The colored people Of
Troy have almost completed arrangements for a
Fourth of July celebration ut Troy. Good music,
speaking dancing. etc, will be abundant, and ex-
cursion rates will be arranged the railroads Bills
will he ont in a day or twO. y.