The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-18
DOnfpham Items.

two weeks trip to the East, and expects to take in
the Sneaso ,i.i,s Exposni9n.
a htuie ioufyearSiu aa"shter OF Mr henry Low
came near being kicked 10 death by horse, III her
iatners narn, wnete she nad Dceh playing. me
morse kieked with ooth Ieet, one striking her lett
pres,, anu the o,her "rc'AihS 'nro"sh ooaru oe-
hinG M. tne h'tie siri. She - now ao4ut again
we near Oh Young Inah near ,his town, VINO Is
negotiating with MS motner i3r the purpose OF buy
ing one Oh n1r sprung oeus. we suppose MS next
business VIII oe WIN the munster. -
Miss iSeiie Qmnh' oi weston MO-, Is staying
while with her sister, Miss MISS Adoma Qnnn
Next Monday, tine pabiic schooiso OF Domphan com
mence the ia,i TERM rarents are earnestly request,
ed TO have their children attend the first day. as all
delays are sure TO throw Things out OF order. nave
everything in readiness as early as practicable.
And the everlasting ehiiis; we could name dozens
OF people, every week that are ninicted win them;
anu many others we never hear o.;
One OF the rowdies who assisted IN biackguard-
ing and disturbing the German lady who was trav-
eiins through Doniphan some time ago, IN a cover
ed wason taxes exception 10 our item on the ontra
geons proceeding anu taiks as II we had haned I'm,
or given any names at all Whether We gave names
or not the shot seems to strike him pretty hard In
answer To one of the boys tand an exemplary crowd
they are, tooJ we won say that We nave very GOOD
authority Tor what we sad IN our item of the other
week. lhe Doys ne, "hen they say we nave only
exaggerated information from precarions sources.
IL does seem shame .hat we nave snch boys as
1.-THE boys we have reference TO- IN our midst and
were rid of them, we would have no more of that
rough Illicit slang which horres the ears of the la
mes; AS ior tnaI ma.'ei rs also norfhyihS 10
and eentous talk that Is lnduiged m at the corners
We would he glad If our town could be rid of such
shameless impudent, God-iorsaken creatures as the
boys and their ilk are. 1t would be blessing If
such n radiance could be consuminated. Meanwhile
We ask, must a woman that buys wine by the buck
et:fnll be insnlted; is it absolutely necessary
The "bOss corn comes, this year. from the farm of
Mr.. Luke Clem. He brought load of it to town,
last week. and Mr.. kuclis had few ears of it
hibton at his store. Some Of the ears are fifteen
tanning many 800 grains each, and weighing
nearly two pounds. Some other farmers say they
have corn TO heat it, but there is no telling how big
corn will be, this year 1t beats anything in the
corn line We have seen before.
Last Sunday, the Sunday School was resumed
again. but owing to its being the first Sunday, there
was but a small attendance
1t was announced, last Sunday, that the Mite So
ciety will meet again. in the first week of
and we are glad to & hear I f L nhe day and place OF
We WISH TO apologize Tor slight mistake that We
made in o9r last IN reference to that young man and
the calf 1t was all joke the calf did not take the
aforementioned young man flying across a sweet po-
tato patch, nor did the a; v NJ come down 'chee-
whoiop. when tue rope snppea from the eau head;
nor did the u m lose ms hat, TO hnd 1t about sew
en- feet above him, IN tree top; nor did he swear
around till everything was blue, on that same Sun
day evening. because he was delayed IN going to see
his dulcinea. On no; we Were entirely mistaken,
and sincerely ask pardon Oh ai whom we nave Of
Tended"
Somebody has told us that the boys intend to go
on scieiiading, next week. Girls, get your boil-
quets ready
She has terrible time IN keeping those boys at
nome VIC "fc """u S"o " ia, .r " i'sc on ina.
reward. To get them thrcsied. Inc boys say no one
will undertake to do II Ior tue petty sum OF 80.
As an evidence OF the hish regard IN which Mr.. IL.
Jarrett, who died last week, was held, one OF the
largest funeral corteSes that ever passed through
ponPIah a!.enGea n's ," par,,, ,, W , sep.e
Der 10th Mr. Jarrett was one OF the oldest settlers
around Donipan, and has iived here ever since his
settlement: A community mas Always cause ior re
gret when 1t loses man Oh MS character ana intes
rty. 80.
This week, Mr. George brenner received four .ooo
gallon tuns and one oi those immense tubs from
hold SIX tuns OF wne' whicn VIII pe ABOUT arop IN
the bucket, when We CONSIDER tne amount OF wine
that viii be made In Doniphan, TINS year;
MIR. Adam Brenner also received eight OF these
tuns, which will contain the increase IN quantity OF
this years crop above that OF last
The Atchison merchants nave at last seen INTO the
folly Of their road overseers and propose to raise
by private subscription, the sum OF 81 JO for dura-