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The New York herald., 1879-12-14
CLEARED.

Steamer Alsata CBr). Craig. London-Henderson Bros
Steamer Donal der,. Bussins. Bremen via southsmp-
steamer vsndslia Ger. Tischbein Hamburg-Kunhardt
Steamer Ferdinand der Tselen Beg), Catoor. Ant
S0 Holmes Grand Turk .. Do
mingo City, Cape Haytien, &c-wm Clyde 4 Co
Steamer City Of New YORK, Reynolds. havana Mex-
can ports-E Alexandre Sons ,
Steamer Chsimstte, Read, Now orleans-Boeer. Nor
Steamer Knickerbockor. Kemble. Now orleans-clsrk
steamer City Of Macon, Kempton. savsnnsh-Gsorge
steamer George Clyde. winnett, Charleston-J W
steamer Regulator. Doane. Wilmington, Nc-wm P
teamsr Old Dominion. Walker, Norfolk City Point and
steamer Hatteras. Maliett. West Point. Va-Old Do
steamer E Z knight, Chichester, Georgetown. DC-J L
steamer Martha Stevens, Chance. Baitimore-J s
Krems.
sseSmer Neptmne Berryss BostonMH + pim"cs.
Ship Levi Burgess, Stsrrett, Liverpool-Snow Bur-
Ship Colchester (Br). Henderson. London-snow Bur.
Ship Harmonia (Ger), Roinken. Bromon-Theodors Ru.
Bark Swansea (Bo. Lawrence, London--snow 4 Bur-
Bsrk Florida tNor, Nickerson, Hull. E-Funch. Edys
BARK prodsson. ,NSr Esspsand Susens.swn or Fall
Bark Rsbas Mus, Ivane.sh; QSosn:townn Falmouth or
Ro1Ss 9S % 0o
Koop Go.
Bark George Ger. Helmers, Brcmon-wsten, Toel 4
Co.
Bark WIN Gordon tBp. Robinson. Havre-snow 4
Burgess.
BARK Amaa (swe) Nyberg Gibraltar for orders-Funch
Edye Co
Bark Monrovia. Richardson. Monrovia and market
Yates h Porterhed.
Bark Thames Br, Williams, Rio Janeiro-Thomas Nor
ton * Co.
Bark Havana Rice Havana-C s Wood.
Bark Robert Murray. Jr, Brandt, Matanzas-J Ward
Co.
Bark Algeria (Brl Macarthur. Mobie-snow 4 Burgess.
Brig Raro QtaD, Penco, Bordeanx-Benhaui. Boyesen.
Picker * Co.
Brig Haviah, Coombs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Norton 4
Sons
brig Maggie Osr. Stevens, st Domingo city-Hatton.
Watson n Co.
schr Hannah Coomer. Craig. Ciudad Bolivar-BJ won-
berg x Co.
Schr Curtis. Tilton. Shepherd Santos-w Crossman
Bro.
schr Frances Cain, Frontera. Mex-overson 4 Hsw-
kins.
schr Washington, Jordan. GalvestonTupper Beattie
Schr James Brown. Patterson. Jack villeMHster
schr Katie (Bp, Swaino, Perth Amboy-Boyd &
Hincken.
Schr Planter, Harding. Dighton. Mass-J g Roberts
schr Maria IIearn. CLARK New Haven-I.sckett Bro
Schr Frecstonc Stevens. Now Haven-Rsckett Bro.
The New York herald., 1879-12-14

Mary Powell. bright child Of eleven years, resid-
ing at No. 4O6 West Sixtythird street. went to play
on November 10 in front of an unfinished building
on Ninth avenue. between Sixty-second and Sixty
third streets. There o piece Of wood was thrown
from upper window. striking her on the head and
fracturing her skull. She removed to the Roose
velt Hospital. where she died the 25th ut. Coro-
Croker yesterday held IN inquest lnthe case
Christian Dittman. residing on the southwest corner
the pieco OF wood four feet long, six inches
wide and weighed about ten pounds witness
could not tell who threw the log; It must
have been thrown with considerable force.
Brainard M. Thompson, police officer attached to
men in the place that some unknown boys had ell
tered the building and thrown wood from the win
dow into the street. He did not take the names Of
the workmen and had summoned witnesses.
Coroner Croker expressing his surprise at the apathy
Of the officer, adjourned the proceedings in order
that the workmen might be summoned.
The New York herald., 1879-12-14
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AvoKxourH Dec l2-Arrived. ship Heinrich (Ger> wey.
hansen, Baltimore
BRISTOL, Dec l3-Arrived. Govno Br> Scarett
Montreal
BoRpKAux, Dec 1l-ssiled, bark Pacific (Nor), Harris
New York.
DUNDEE. Dec 11-ssed bark Grmt (Nor). Florenaes,
Now York.
DARTMOUTH. Dec 13-Arrived. steamer Cyprus (BE,
Wators Now Orleans for Reval
DUBLIN Dec 12Saled ship Carrie Clark Storer United
States.
GLASGOW Dec l2-Arrived bark Florence Margaret (3r
Kerr Philadelphia.
HAMBURG, Dec 1s-Arrived. steamer silesis (Ger,,
Ludwig, New York.
LIVERPOOL Doc l2-Arriyed ship Missouri (r) Warren
Charleston; barks st George Br Prout New York Sarah
Cam 3r Beverdge Norfolk; schr Resolute tBr Law
renee, Wilmington, NC; 18th, steamers Ilyrian (Br,
Armstrong, Boston; Glamorgan (Br) Fox. do.
Sailed llth, bark silo Nor) Molland, Wilmington NC.
Steamer Pennsylvania Harris which sailed
for Phadelphis l3th Is detained by fog VIII sail ut
midnight 14th.
LONDON Dec 12-Sailed. barks Emma Marr (r) Shields
Tybee; Cavalier (Br). Newman. United States.
LlzARD Doc lO-Of. ship Vancouver (Br), Carver New
York for Antwerp; brig Csrrick r Welsh
for st Malo.
LISBON Dec 6-Arrved, bark Kong Oscar orl. Jen sen
Philadelphia.
MARsnILLKs Dec 1o-Arrived. bark Francesca Madre
Qtal), Poxzo. New York.
PLYxourH Dec l2-Arrived bark suez (sw), rernstrom
Philadelphia for Rouen.
Sailed 18th. bark Amerika Nor), Nielsen. Philadelphia
QU.RssrowN. Dec l2-Arrived, ship Thompson,
Rogers San Francisco; 18th, AM steamer scyths Br
Hams Now York for Liverpool (and proceeded.
Arrived sth. midnight steamer Batavia OBJ, Mouiand
Boston for Liverpool (and proceeded
RxvAL, Dec 7-Arrived, steamer Effective (Br) Cumming
Galveston via Falmouth.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec is-Arrived, steamer Leipzig tGsr)
Pfeifer Baltimore for Bremen.
sALosIcA Nov 24-Arrived brigs Rosina dsD, Cscace
New York; Doc l. Arsoiins QtaD, Grssso do.
TARIrA, Nov 3o-Arrived, bark Agar (Aus). Ivancich
New York for Marseilles.
vIGo. Dec 6-Arrived steamer Tercer Berreras (Sp)
Santos, Now York; brig Galstea Nor), Andersen. do.
WEST HARrLxPooL Dec l3-Sailed steamer Averill (Br
Alton, Boston.
LONDON. Dec l3Stcamer Barnard Castle (Br before
ported ashore at Stevenson, has foated.
Steamer A Schoten (Dutch). at Rotterdam from New
York. has been aground and lost her ruddsr
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
LIVERPOOL. Dec l3-wnd SSW, light; clearing
Lizard, Dec l3-wind s. light; fine.
ScILLY Dec lS-Wind SSW; ane; barometer 1910.
The New York herald., 1879-12-14
M'EvOY IMPROVING.

John McEvoy. the lad who had his skull sawed in
two In Paterson. N. j., on Monday last. aud who
still continues alive, despite the predictions of the
attending physicians. is steadily improving. Yes
terday it was noticed that suppuration had begun,
and that small particles of skull aud dead brain ts-
were oozing out OF the wound. This is regarded
as a favorable sign aud as he had no fever and not
q single bad symptom IL is now believed that lie
will recover. lie has been visited by y large num-
ber OF physicians. all OF whom declare his to be
without parallel.
The New York herald., 1879-12-14
WHALEMEN.

Arrived Mt San Francisco Dec schr Alaska McKenua,
Plover Bay with 400 bbs OIL $3.50 lbs bone 100 lbs
and 100 fox skins.
cruise
Sailed from Tencrife Nov H. schr Grosier Roberts,
of Provncetown, TO cruise.
The New York herald., 1879-12-14
SPOKEN.

Bark Ivanloe, from for Boston Dec II. IS m lies
Sc Of the Highlands.
Bark Kentish Tar (Br) from Amsterdam for Phiadel-
pha Dec H. lat &c (by steamer Sardinian (Br from
Baltimore at Halifax 12thl
The New York herald., 1879-12-14
NELSON HorCaKrss.

Nelson Hotchkiss. president of the Lewis and
Beecher Company lumber dealers. and for life time
prominently connected with the business interests
OF the city of New Haven, Conn.,, died yesterday
morning. aged sixty-eight years.
The New York herald., 1879-12-14
FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-12-14
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK. Dec I3--Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped to-day twenty
six hun dredths Of n second slow.
The New York herald., 1879-12-14
JULIUS WITT.
STRUCK ON THE HEAD AND KILLED.

Mr.. julius Witt. German comedian. died in San
Francisco yesterday morning.
The New York herald., 1879-12-14
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY
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Steamer. Sosis Declaration. OAce.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

Mr.. E. b. Getchell is daily expected home from
Ohio, where he called account of the illness
Of his father but who died before he reached Ohio.
We learn that friend, Frank Sites, is doing
exceilently at Keokuk, where he is attending com
mercial school.
Rickeubach has just returned from St. Joseph,
with full stock of general goods which adds great
ly to the appearance of his store, well to his
trade.
Streip has his kitchen done, and don't You forget
it
Lambert will begin the erection of fine barn, the
first part of next month
The widow Clifton took to herself man, FRI
day last. The name of the fortunate gentleman we
failed to ascertain.
George Strahan is cheering the respondent with
his cheerful smile. while measuring tape behind the
counter Of the largest store in town.
The parties who were looking up mill site, and a
place for dam, have left in the cold, and we
haven't any mill by dam site.
VIM. H. Vanderbilt stopped here, on Monday night,
on his way west He is talking strongly of building
q large hotel in Ieona, with street running to
Severance, for the purpose of accommodating the
passengers arriving there the Atchison branch of
the Denver Road. W. H. is q very pious old gen.
tleman, and shed tears when he learned that We
had no church building in town, and Immediately
placed in the hands of the Hon. James Bingham.
sl00 900 for the of citizens, in building a suit
able house of worship. The lord Mayor then extend
ed to w. H. v. the freedom of the town, and after
leaving us his blessing, he went his way.
Mrs Hickman has returned from her visit to
Marshalltown.
Mr.. Kercher had fine animal injured by the train
on Sunday.
Amos, brother of Smith Postle, has just arrived
from Ohio, and having purchased the Rippcy farm,
south of Smiths, has commenced the erection of
dwelling
DIR. futile ami Rev. Davidson, of Severance, paid
our town a short visit, on Monday. Come again,
gentlemen. BucKRAN.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08
The Latest Invension I'm lseful Household
Articles.

Articles
Within the last few years there has been expended
great deal of inventive thought and genius upon
what may properly be classed household articles,
the most noted results of which are the production
of the sewing machine, the wrnger, the washing ma
chine, the carpet sweeper, &c. Almost every week
We chronicle the advent of some invention by
which the and labors of housekeeping are les
sened, and women's work made easier.
The newest thing to challenge our attention and
gladden. the heart of the housekeeper, is, what is
called the Novelty Brush Holder. Carpet Stretcher
and Sweeper, very simple continuance designed to
firmly hold in position any kind of brush or duster;
having extension handle that enables one to wash
or dust windows walls ceilings without the aid Of
step ladder That is one of its conveniences, and
1t is also one Of the best carpet sweepers in the
ket. holding the brush firmly at angle. 1t cleans
the carpet thoroughly, raises dust. and does not
wear the carpet like the ordinary broom or brush,
and will outwear half dozen brooms As handle
for the seribbing brush it is the best device ever
made no more kneeling on the floor, no more back
aches or sore fingers.
As carpet streteher alone it is worth its cost, as
carpet of any size be laid evenly without any of
the labor and vexation usually attending such work
1t is strong, simple, thoroughly made cannot get ont
Of order has no screws levers hinges is compact,
cheap and durable.
1t is manufactured by Brown & Co., Cincinnati,
the well known manu- facturers of useful household
articles and is sold only by their agents to house
keepers The real utility of this article will at once
be seen by those most interested and We predict for
1t large sale. Every housekeeper in the land will
want one.
Any reliable lady or gentleman wishing remunera-
tive employment, would do well to secure the agency
for this County, which can be done by enclosing
stamp for descriptive circular and terms, to
BROWN & CO.,
Grand Hotel Building, Cincinnati, O.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08
White Cloud Choyy.Chew.


Another steamer, the Yellorstone, touched here
on her way up, last Monday.
Ed Palmer got chance to make one of his semi
occasional runs from Atchison home, last Friday.
The Western Union telegraph line along the A. &
n Railroad has been undergoing thorough repairs,
including the removal of the posts.
Sol. Miller, q former citizen of White Cloud, is re
ported to have been in the town, one day last
week. Whether it was the Sol or some other SOL
is the question.
Little Kit Orton, youngest child of Mayor Orion,
while playing in a wagon, one day last week, fell
out, and in striking the ground fractured Of the
bones Of the forearm.
The remainder of the Bolivar Beeler family, con-
sistng of Mrs. Beeler and Alice, together with the
four youngest members of the family, set ont for
their Ness County home, on Monday.
Three johnny Cinnamon, their way to Falls
City, where they going to set up business stop
ped at White Cloud for nearly day. last week,
and gave orr citizens chance of scanning their
makeup.
Another Of the Mllers, formerly of this place, Jon
athan of that k late of Ohio, spent couple Of days
in our town, last week.
Messrs. Palmer & Orton having purchased Of C..
W. Noyes the vacant quarter lying contiguous to
town. on the west, having efficient force fenc
ing and breaking it up. preparatory to putting in
spring crop.
Ex-State Superintendent Mcvicar, President of
washbun College, Topeka, spent Sunday in our
town, in the evening favoring our folks with dis
course at the Congregational church. While here,
he was the guest of Mr.. Embree.
Those people who think the Herd Law question
is obsolete, badly fooled, and likewise deceived
1t liveth and waxeth day by day, and if the other
,,o.l;t;.s nop;rba IN Ccuntv taxi 10 he
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

FIRE AT Iowa PoNr.- About o'clock on Sunday
afternoon, the house in Iowa Point owned by Pryor
Plank, and occupied by Mrs Garety, was discovered
to be On fire. A very strong wind was blowing from
the west at the time, and in few minutes the en-
tire building was in flames So rapidly did they
spread that it impossible to save all the furni
ture and other goods Mrs. Garety loss is consider
able. II is not known whether there any insur-
ance on the building not. The origin Of the fire
is unknown.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

BOND CoMPRoxIsE.-M Mr.. Leland has received q
letter from Smedley Darlgton, of West Chester. Pa.
who was the first person to bring suit against the
County ON railroad bonds. Mr.. Darlington writes
that he is aatsed with the provisions of the law for
compromising the Indebtedness, and will withdraw
his suit and take new bonds at 50 cents the dollar
for the amount which he represents. This appears
to be the general fseng among the holders of Doni
phan County bonds, and We have no doubt that the
entire Indebtedness will be compromised without
difficulty
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

w n Yes want - Duy Charter Oak or Md
ison Cook Stoves, Rock Islsnd, Garden City, or Can
ton Cultivators, sulky and Walking Flows, Listing
Plows Hardware Of all kinds, Corn Shelters, Garden
Tools, shovels, Spades, Buider' Hardware Tinxare,
wooienware. Barb Wire, Sewing Machine Needles
and Ola, and Field Seeds Of all kinds, at the Lowest
Market Prices, call On OF address
l. C. NELSON,
Feb. IL Severance, Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08
A Weuaerful Di,covery,

For the speedy cure Of Consumption and all dis
eases that lead to il, such stubborn Coughs, neg
lected Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma pain in
the side and chest, dry hacking cough tickling in
the throat Hoarseness Sore Throat, and all chronic
or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, DR..
Kings New Discovery has no equal. and has estab-
lshed for itself worldwide reputation. Many lead
ing physicians recommend and it in their prac-
ticc. The formula from which it is prepared is high
II recommended by all medical journals The cler-
gy and the press have complimented it in the most
glowing terms. Go to your druggist and get trial
bottle free Of cost, or regular size for slo0. For
sale by d. C. Sinclair. Troy, Kansas. t5)
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

II W. J. Orem, Of Severance, was advertised to
lecture at st. Joseph, Tuesday evening. in review
of Ingersolls Athestic doctrines If Ingersoll sur
wives it, he will have right to his turn. A good
subject for him. would be the dreadful affair in Mas
sachusetts in which Adventist and his wife muir
dered their child, in obedience, they claim, to a
revelation from God.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

II The Childrenis Missionary Society will have
an icecream festival at the Court House. Friday
evening of this week, and would be glad to the
house full of friends. old and young. The "OId wo
man that Lived in the Shoe" will be there, with all
her children Come and see how anxious the chill
dren are to make themselves useful
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

HARNESS AND SADDLERr.-H Case & Co. have
purchased the harness shops of VIM. Mann and
Lloyd Bailey, and now carry on the only harness
shop in Troy. They will keep full stock of goods
hand of the best quality and sell low down, for
cash. They pushing men, and will do what they
saw
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

Y MARSH AGuE CURE eGectually eradicates all
Miasmatic diseases from the system. II cures the
worst cases of TertiaR, or THIRD DAr AGuE as we'll
the mildest forms Of Chs and Fever, after other
remedies fail Price only 50 cents. For sale by c.
b. Bickforl Il c.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

: Try Ito cents will get q sample bottle Of
Narsh's Golden Balsam, the great Throat and Lung
medicine. Try it for your Cough. Two doses will
give relief. large bottle will do wonders. Regu-
lar sizes, 50 cents and sl.oo. Try 10 cent bottle
first. For sale by c. b. Bickford 4 Co.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08
CAUGHT Ar LAST.

90 many years eluded the most accomplished and
skilIfu detectives has been caught at last In Bua
To- ". Y. For further particularly ask your druggist
to be the best remedy for cztarrh yet compounded.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

II Hon. A. L. Williams, of Topeka, was in town,
last Friday, and called 1t was the first time We
had been away from town in eight months, and of
course, that was his day to come. II We had gone
Thursday, he would have got here day sooner.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

e second-rate variety show held forth in town.
last week. Those Who attended, say that parts Of
it were rather toush. Bnt they had some good mu-
sic with them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

y Kansas City artist, by the name of Hickox,
who for years ran the leading gallery at Emporis,
has located at Troy He promises to remain perma-
nenty If sustained, and ct up the finest and
do the best work Troy has ever had.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

WANTED BY gentleman, to correspond with q
lady Of about % SUMMER with reference to aarragc
No humbug-mean business. Direct to
A. B. c., Seneca Kansas
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Notice.

The Directors Of the Doniphan County Fair Asso-
station will meet at the Office Of the Secretary,
Saturday May 3lst for the transaction of business,
and other purYoses.
THos HENsHALI, President.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08
Severance Items.

We have young man in our town. who visited
st. Joseph, with his lady love, last week, and whom
he expects to lead to the altar as his blushing
bride. Upon alighting from the cars, he remarked,
in affections sofest flow: "Come, dear JOSIE let us
take buss-" 20, dear. no. said the frightened
girl; 81 would not be guilty of doing such thing in
the street. All the boys have to say now is .have
buss,' and his coat tail disappears around the cor
ner, with wonderful rapidty
Last week, while riding south of this town. we
noticed some parties at work stalking out ground
and having previously learned that q corps of sur
veyors were expected, tied horse and hurried
~ advanced. regardless Of two hedge fences which
1t was necessary for Us to pass over through or
der and as we deemed it discretionary in this case
We tried to pass through and arriving on the de-
sired side which only took the short space of nine
minutes from the time Of entering it, we again start
ed for the surveying party, feeling tcksd almost to
distraction. We arrived at last, however and found
that this was not only surveying party but one of
the number was Q no less o personage than W. H.
Wander. Did l say Wander! Yes, vanderver, who
was just starting his brothers to planting corn.
sad accident occurred, last Sunday, in which one
of the parties will probably become q cripple for
life. James Frogge and VIM. vigus harnessed up
wild colt, and undertook to drive him into town.
The colt became manageable, and ran some dis
tance before colidng with any obstacle seeming to
get the better of his driver every jump Mr.. vigus
jumped out from behind and sprained his ankle and
also received severe bruises quite painful rrogse
stuck to the lines until going down a steep descent
the buggy was brought in contact with fence
when the vehicle was wrecked, and Frogge was
thrown against the fence with great force breaking
his leg and ankle, and sbockingly mangns the limb
The bones Of the leg driven through the feshy
part Of the foot and rested on the soe of bs shoe
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

II The many friends of Chas. T. Clark will be
glad to learn Of his success. He has just returned
from the ST. Louis law school, and was yesterday
after q thorough examination by committee com
posed of n + Martin, y =. wsggener and c. X.
Wells. appointed for thai fnpose, regularly admit
gener stated to the court that Mr. Clark had passed
of the most creditable examinations of any Of
the applicants for admission to the bar in this Coun
ty Mr.. Clark is worthy young man; was princ
pal of high school for year. and deserves the
success he has attained. He contemplates locating
in the town of Severance. Doniphxn County, where
he is well known, and will surely meet with success
in his chosen Observation-Disclosures 3d.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

W. E. Foster sells the Champion machine-the
mos, durable, the lghtcst drsught easiest managed
and simplest machine in the market. It will ont
wear your motherin1av. aPrit24w2
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

~ Nat. Bailey and Frank Berry took Nick Wood
to Osawatome, last week, and deposited him in the
Insane Asylum.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

= Charles Rappelye is building an extensiv
hennery, to be hnished in good style, and divided
into number Of apartments. He intends entering
largely into raising fine poultry. We hope it may
pay him we'll.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

II The law carl Of Charles I. Clark, who has
located Mt Severance will be found in this issue. He
il Doniphan County boy, and an extract which we
this week copy from the Atchison Champion, shows
that he passed an exceptionally good examination
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-08

HrCnele Same Harness on pat % your harness,
VII make TIE leather lssk new, nd kssp Il sofs and
pliable. Give IL trial Fer sale BY al Harness
Makers.