The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-05-15
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| Lelerkrans concert, Last Thursday night. viii
/ the hop. . success, and kept mp till q lat4
hour. The music was good, but by was not full,
understood, asit was performed and sang in German
The Club here is we'll organized, and have some a
fine vocalists there in Kansas.
Bilimek bought from the country, last Saturday
one hundred and sizty-eisht dozen eggs. o. what 9
strain On the hennery.
Wheat is heading out, and the stalk is very short
and if We do not get rain soon. the CROP under the
present circumstances, will he short
Some thief thieves got into the sleeping apart
ments of Edwin Bilimek and w. II. Nesbit, last Sat
urlay night, and get ont Of the pants of Bilimek,
some fifty dollars and his store key, which was
found next morning; also, his pants were found in
the garden. His watch they did not take. light
was in the room. and he thinks that pole or stick
was used, with q hook attached, the window raised
and the clothes drawn ont. Nesbt's room also had
light His pocketbook, with about twelve dollars,
was taken. also his pistol The pocket-bosk was
found outside of the window. There are parties sus-
pected, and had better look ont. This is not the
frst time that such . thing has happened in town.
Our Assessor. w. d. Stewart, has kindly furnish
ed NJ with the number Of head of stock in Wayne
Township; also. the number of bushels of grain on
hand, and number Of acres sown:
Acres Of fall wheat, l3Sl5; acres of spring wheat
l acres Of corn 5ss; acres of barley, AZ; oats,
LIS potatoes, 30 1; bushels of corn ON hand a..
go; pounds Of butter q 1856 horses COL mules, 1861
milk cows, So; other cattle, lO9l; Sheep IS hogs
2a; apple trees bearing, 6sos; pear trees bearing
~; peach trees bearing, 7,849; plum trees bearing
i9i; cherry trees bearing, laos; small apple trees
bearing, 1889; small pears, 30; peach trees not
bearing, 60; plum trees not bearing, 80; cherry
trees not bearing, l04 acres of vineyard 99,; per
sonal property. $6a 7a2s5; voters in Township, &c.,
matia, 267; population of Township, 907; popula-
ton Of Doniphan city, 466. We did not get the
number of gallons of wine made, but as the Bren-
ners are the sole manufacturer it would reach near
10000 gallons yearly.
Government pauperized four million slaves by
emancipation, and made provision for their main.
tenance. The result is known among us.
Lew Hahn, station agent ut Bremen. is going to
plant six acres of potatoes.
Several stray horses have been posted in Wayne
Township.
Joseph Symns was in town, Friday. He does not
have as good opinion of Donphan as he should have
The roads are not good enough for that fine buggy
n. b. got letter from his girl with picture of
COW on the envelope. 1t was not man cow, either.
Mr. HUFF had mule colt break his neck, by being
tied out to grass The result of herd law.
Mrs. Floyd, wife of Constable Floyd, was badly
injured by standing by wagon, when the team be-
coming unmanageable, she was jammed close to the
wagon by the horses turning around, and thrown
to the ground. Her injuries are not fatal.
George Bremen shipped, per steamboat, last Sat
urday night to Helena, Montana, four hundred gal
Ions of wine 1t goes to Kress Kink. The steam
boat laid at our levee all night. good many per-
sons went down to look at the boat
A young uan should be careful not to sit down in
a small chair, without taking dimensions.
Two or three parties talk Of hitching their teams
together, for good or worser.
young man asked young girl Sunday, to 20
home with her. She says, "You must excuse me-
"An right; you are excusable."
Mart. Wells and lady came up Saturday. from
Atchison, and returned Monday.
This warm weather, Emil Hoffman is kept busy at
the soda fountain. Being good looking young man,
and social, of course the ladies call often.
Bilimek and Nesbit sleep with their pants on since
Saturday night, with pop-gun in each hand.
Sunday morning, there was not cent Of money
about our clothes, when we went to bed either
The thieves are known.
Good rain, Monday night.
Another arrival of prints, hats, caps, boots and
shoes, ut Kuchs'
Whiskey in town makes some men fussy; in others |
nstills power and they undertake pull up tele-
graph poles
man sneezed in church, and his teeth flew out of |
his head. 1t must have been hard old sneeze |
Call on DIR. Bennett; he will make them stick
Smith peddling fish, Monday. Do not ask us |
what Smith.
Joe Wells eaught cat. 1t was not Thomas
CLoD-IIoPPER.