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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-16
GOAL.

Best Pittsburg, CSC,
Render Coal Company Kentucky
Coal 500,
Delivered TO any part Of city.
Orders Promptly filled at 23O
Second.
S5t j. WALSH.
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LADIES' CTdb4Eg

Just received, a large lot Of ladies
cloaks, prices as low as $3.50 and upwards
The cheapest ever offered in the city.
Ladies Derby hats at $1.25 and $50.
KAHN d. FBEIBERG.
Cor. Main and Poplar.
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At fhe Cotton

Visitors to-day included c. NJ. La.
than, Hopkinsyillc, KY; R. B. Sharp
and I. e, Salisbury, Double Bridges ;
J. P. Weisman, Collierville, Tenn.
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Murphy d MurpI,y.

the leading insurance men, have moved
their Office to No. 6 Madison street, in
rear Of cotton exchange. ia
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cNAS. HATTENDORF,
Fresh Meats and Oysters, $50 Vance,
Corner La%uderdaIe.


All coupons due on the above named
bonds January /, 1880, will be paid on or
aftcr that date on presentation iothe Bank
Of Commerce, Memphis, Tenn. i04
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Once a year, every one, as is the custom,
makes glad the hearts of Others or them
selves by the old custom Of Il Christmas
gift. We know Of nothing. better than tc
goto Mays, and treat yourself or your
friends to some of hisperfect-atting shirts.
He makes the best goods, and warrants
them to fit, and has aR entire new stock,
at 237 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-16

Oranges, Lemons, Apples,
Figs, Raislns, Primes, Currants,
BUCKHAM a. Campbell, so Real
BAt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-16

Imported RFandies, Champagnes
sherry and Port Wines, Fine
WHISTLES of best brands
G. BAUM * CO., s56 MAIN.
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Fritz Premrert & %. haye Just re-
ceiycd a large lot Of sausages and fresh
cider in half-barrels. 74t
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AMERICAN

The great London ghost show, a
marvellous aud supernatural illustra-
ton ofgreat interest, together with a
variety of curiosities and novelties of
a very interesting character, will be
opened to-day at No. 1853 Main street.
Mr.. G. W. Hall, the proprietor and
manager of the exhibition, was here
last season and he gave a most excel
lent show at a very moderate rate Of
admission. Mr.. Hall is a worthy
person who stands well in all circles,
and he is energetic, enterprising and
in every way worthy Of the public
patronage. His museum of curiosities,
including the ghost sohw, can be seen
for the low price of Is cents.
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BucIfwhent dOWr, Oatmeal.
Cracked Wheat, Mineement,
Apple butter, Graham -four.
Bucltham e. Campbell, 80 Real,
g1I
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inst received per Express, the
New York East river and Shrews-
bury Shell Oysters, also Norfolk.
LynnhaVen Bays and Horn Har-
bOrs. HENRY L~UERHMANN.
mi
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FRESH OYSTERS AND CELERY
Received Daily by Express.
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
80 and fl Jefferson Street. 56i

PITrsBURG coal 05 cents n barrela at John
Walsh's coal yard, go Second street, be-
tween Jefferson and Adams. 98t
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just received a large lot Of fine Lemp's
st. Louis bottled becr-the only pure beer
for family use. Fritz Pfcmfert & Co., 10
West Court street. TAT
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Cheap Cash Root and Shoe store

Harder's old stand. The best boots and
shoes at the lowest prices, Goyer Block
corner Jefferson and Main, No. 245. 8St
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Christmas Presents at
Young a. ui O., 2is Main NJ. OF
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LOST.

4 CARRIAGE blanket on Saturday night.
side. Sound with silk binding. Reward paid
for IS resgrn TO II. FURSTERHEIM,
9lA3 276 Front street.
lISkTINt'ArE Of stock in Memphis &
" Cbarie. son Vs.. r. r.. for 200 shares, No.
81. lard- w. Y. G. Humes, dated July 2,
lST7. Noficq hereby given to all persons,
not 20 neentitt1 for same, as duplicate has
q H J.A. OMBERG.
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Tho Oyster-King OH hand Again,
With down goes the price. For the bene-
ct Of Catholics, Jews and Gentiles, on
Fridays big fat oysters only % cents per
can, at FARREL's, 1856 Main st. s9t
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BOARD.
PERSONAL.

cash paid for cast-of clothing by
" S. GABAY, Is Real.
Orders by mail PROMPTLY attended, 70. q III
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-06-19
Highland Items.


The atmosphere having cooled of little, it allows
n poor mortal like your correspondent to ease him
self enough to waite these items.
The colored people held quarterly meeting last
Sabbath, at the NJ. E church good attendance Of
our white folks were out and came away feeling it
was good to have been there.
Harvest is here. This week will begin it, and at
the present outlook, there will be fine yield. Corn
never looked better than it does now.
There many strangers in our city. Nearly
every family has one visiting. Among the hon
ored ones, we notice Mr.. Hills, son of Leander
Hills Mr.. Hills is the Grand Secretary of the Grand
Lodge of l. o. o., of Wisconsin also Secretary OF
the State Senate lie and his family are on Q trip
viewing Kansas and visiting their aged parents and
others They left, last week, for Colorado.
Some correspondent at Severance feels our items
of two weeks since. rather keenly Well, facts will
tell: and while God in His infinite mercy, as he
saws. long since withered and decayed our hand, We
have this satisfaction That when God laid his with
ering hand on us, it did not wither our BRAIN That
part Of it he put OH Severance as has long since been
clearly demonstrated Go ON, sir; no more is our
advice to you and heed the common reckoning of q
common public, and never attempt to deceive people
again. especially since your largest and best support
comes from the people of this vicinity.
The exercises at the University, last week. were
IN to the standard of other years. Rev. Spinning,
former citizen, and graduate of University, de-
livered a very interesting lecture on "what He Saw
in Rome - after which, the honorary degreee of ID.
d. was conferred on him. Interesting remarks were
made by Revs s. NJ. Irwin, and Farmer of Emporia !;
also, ID. Koss, of Highland and by ID. Mcintosh, Of
Troy who told how the Bev. Spinning graduated
twice-thc first time q soldier in the 9TH Kansas.
Mcintosh thought he was proficient then, and Of
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-06-19

fHE BoND sUrrs.Twe clip the following para.
graphs from the proceedings of the United States Cir
cult Court, in session at Leavenworth, which ID
about the result expected far as that Court
concerned in view Of the many cases Of q similar
nature that have been decided heretofore:
The St. Joseph Fire and Marine Insurance Comma.
ny Board of County Commissioners of Donipian
County-Demurrer to answer sustained, and iudg-
ment Motion to set aside Judgment matter and con
tinued. ~
n Long & Co. VS.. Board Of County Commissisa-
eIs of Doniphan County, Kansas-Demurrer to an
swer sustained, and Judgment for plaintiff.
Dudley Smith Va. The Board of County Commits.
sioners Of Doniphan County, Kansas-Demurrer sus-
tained Judgment for plaintiff.
But this is only the beginning Of the fun. These
plaintiffs, who 30 keen after their pound of flesh
may we'll make up their minds to compromise nm.
der the late law, and time and costs, and get
their money sooner for that is what they will have
to do in the end. They get judgments, but they
cannot enforce the levy of taxes to pay them They
ought to see, by this time that the people of Kan
sas are determined upon the matter, and that the
Courts, while compelled to give Judgments, and to
60 through the form of enforcing them, have no
heart in the matter, but sympathize altogether with
the people.
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Mite SOCIETY .ee'' ~ MIS- N"e"s' WEDNESDAY
evening" june
Frank ben! s"u .a' "o'erson' Esq, were y
town. June '%'n' ""cep interest IN 'ne "e'
fare OF these Two se"''een, ana from tne'r aoseh'
m,ndeuness anu IAN. =" 'A"'o"' " was 'no"s". "c'
whiie mere t"h' ~ - '""a''n snonid oe aPPo'n'es
their suar"ihn' W '"ie vi 'nsir money an" q
iecfs- :.
ANY man 'na. ,ou s IT. Niar. manning NJ
Ms'rosss' ."a" -. 10 70 ~. s.n..y ~
says nc Is '""eo' - VIC e''''r vi 'ne 0"sy es'.
glasses oi oeer lo' '"' NC haA aAen In oeen"
ing his rat'onah's.
niue rat uoe, sea, iA'of!e Vi inc nanny
WIN. Eye sa' n"'0u " '"e nahai'ns eare'ess! Vi
Intentionally oil rearms
onsra'eiui anu an'.o"sh'iui humanity 'n'
season does Do. .ui' Us IN dry or rainy weatner We
commence 10 "n'ne' A"u "onder II Inc ram VIII ever
Jet up As var a. 'n'S season mas oeen ior produc.'
Oh ever! oescnP"on' never worn ought 10 ne sa'a
young lady undertook to turn somersaulf' and
before she could STOP went over three times and hi
ON her head.
We counted over one hundred grains OF wheat IN
one head.
Charley Robertson had colt injured very badly,
by being crowded along barb wire fence.
Donphan people propose to have family gather
ing' on the 4th Oh Suiy IN Georsc brenners grove.
Dinner free, provided You bring it with you.
Miss Alice sheppard, sister Of Mrs James " aiier'
came up from Topeka last Thursday returned Mon
day.
The Marshal droye some boys ont Of warehouse
where they we're piayin cards. Good for the Mar
shai.
couple OF our TOW bioods, during the hot days
procured some nsn hies and hooks and with pockets
iuii oil fresh meat started Tor Independence Greek
10 while away rev suitry hours fishing. After
plaein. their hooks IN the stream the Professor got
nboie. In ms suorts TO han IN ms tackle, he lost
his balance, ana with great efforts was saved from
good duckns. uniuckiiy Tor the hsherinen' they
lost all their bait As locnsfs were plenty they con
einded 10 use some Oh 'hen ior oat' out they "oui
moi sunk, ana the hsh having some missivhgs ABOUT
coming 10 the surface AFTER ocusts the hshermen De-
came ~earea Oh 'neir adventure ana started ior
town, ieenns disappointed anu careworn.
oh last SATURDAY, we were inc recipient Oh oeau-
tiui bouquet oil nowers' from iady ir'end' who
loves music anu MOWERS ms Is not the nrst one We
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-06-19
COME oUICK ToTHE
INTER-OcEAN SHOE STORE,
323 Felix Street, St. Joseph, Missouri.


LeO00 Items
An gstad is the boss-a fourteen pound girl.
M. Samuel Nisbet, and Miss Mamie Nisbet return
ed last week, from the Oregon, Mo-, Normal School,
where they have been studying the science Of the
teaching profession.
Sol. Jameson has begun the construction of dwell
ing and from Appearances, he intends going into
the hooking business.
" l. Nelson returned. on Saturday, from a west
ern trip. He tells terrible stories sbout the do
ings of the wind, during the past month.
We have refrained, heretofore, from saying any
thing about railroad prospects, but if there is
much prodding from below, shall say little
piece with vim, you bet II that railroad ia built.
and makes q second Chicago Of this town, don't
want it laid upon me.
The farmers are generally busy harvesting between
showers and making cuss remarks about the weather
the remainder Of the time.
Mr. Rickenbacla- has, with the aid of Prof. Dun
more, placed fine foundation under his store.
Mr.. George McCsuley has just completed fine
crib and granary on his place, north Of here.
Flodn has built an addition to his house, giving
it much better appearance than formerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price, of St. Joseph, are visiting at
Mr.. Maillers. Now that Bob has his house eemplet-
ed, We shall call him the autocrat of the town.
Steps are being taken for the erection of e 900
school house at this place, during the coming sea-
son.
Charlie Miller, of Severance, up to-day, Tues
day,l taking in the rain.
Judging from the number of harvesting machines
delivered here the past week, there is for
complaining Of the small grain crop.
Leona. since last writing has been visited with
quite a wind storm, scattering things gener-
ally and distributing the lumber yard around town
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~ Somebody has sent n copy Of the Leadville
Daily Chronicle, the fourth page Of which is a
flaming advertisement. embellished with full length
cut of with decidedly ''Christ-kilins" face
and head. The advertisement informs the public
how wonderfully low clothing is sold by "Chcap Joe,
and that reduction of ten per cent. will be made
the entire stock for the next thirty days. The one
who sends the paper writes the margin to inform
that Cheap Joe" is the "Chcap Jnhn" who was in
Troy last Winter, and accused of arson. If
"Cheap joe has big insurance on his stock. we
would hate to occupy any of the adjoining
buildings
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Feb. Is.
Geary City Items.


The locusts about all gone. They did no harm
around here, except spelling few limbs the trees.
The river il very low. for this time Of the year, but
rising.
Matt Nutter aud Miss Kate Pekard were married,
June TO- 1873 at St. Joseph, No., by Rev. J. H. Dun
can. They are well liked, and Matt. may well be
proud Of his little wife The friends Of the newly
married couple gave them . sereuade They were
invited in and treated very nicely; had pleasant
time.
Theodore Kentzler has just finished covering the
side and end of his store with signs, such Cheap
for cash.
Everybody is harvesting. this week. Crops gener-
ally good some crops excellent
The corn crop is looking well.
Rev. L. V. Morton, Of the NJ E. Church. breaches
to us every two weeks He preached good sermon
last week, and most undoubtedly believes what he
breaches
Charley Osgood and family were up, last week. He
lives at Valley Falls.
Ben. Flickinger and VIM. Deckard will run the
steam threshipg machine, this year. They make q
good team, and will be sure to give satisfaction.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-06-19

IR- If the fool is known by his folly, what Is he
who triaes with coughi cough is natures warn
ing Of peril prophetic Of disease. consumption and
DEATH yet how many neglect to practically recognize
this plain truth till their health is impaired, and
strength wasted Have you . cold Eilerts Ex-
tract of Tar and Wild Cherry, 10 invaluable ~ .
safe and reliable remedy for coughs, colds Group.
catarrh and consumption, and il you are wise. you
will try it at once. Sold and warranted by c. B.
Bickford & Co., and D. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aus. Nil
Ter, Wathena.
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ADvERTIsING DODGEs.

How often, deceived by q sensational heading. we
think have found something interesting, and set
tie ourselves for quiet enjoyment when, after read
ing few lines, find that the advertisers triek
has led us astray, and We have been reading that
Eureka Agne Pills are sure cure for Ague and that
Compound Ertruef Sarsapariila, Dandeiion and 10
dide Of Potaisiws puries the blood and invigorates
the Liver, and then adds, for sale by all druggists
and dealers in medicines in Doniphan County and
Kansas
All. reader, We pity you. We have been there too,
and learned that Broen's Liner Pills do cure the
headache and liver complaint, and that no family is
safe in hot weether without Browns Extract Biaek-
berry and Ginger
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-06-19

Mr.. j. w. Whitehead, the superintendent of
the Atchison gas works, died yesterday morning at
o'clock He had been sick for three weeks of typhoid
fever. He member Of the Knights of Honor,
and committee of Knights consisting Of j. L. Berry,
Z. c. johnson, Vim. II. Clancy and ID. T. Bradford,
appointed to escort the remains to Sedalia Mr..
whitehead's former residence. Mr.. Whitehead had
been resident of Atehison for about three years,
and was much respected. He leaves q married
daughter at Sedalia and wife and four young chill.
dren in this city His family will receive 900 from
the Knights Of Honor insurance organization, and it
is said 81, 500 from organization connected with
the Good Templars, Of which order he was also an
active member.-AteAison CkaMpion.
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WE MEAN BUSINESS
Don't Fail to Read our Price List, and Compare Our
Prices With Those of Other Houses!
INTER OCEAN SHOE STORE

Ladies' Serge Congress and Polish 81 they going
Ladies' prime Kid and Goat Slippe 81 this joke for
Ladies' Goat Fox Polish, high cut, 3S they must at
Ladies' Prime Serge Bukins 38 how would Ike them, At
Ladies' Grain Peg Shoes viii xeart tip top only
Misses Kid Low Cut Button Shoes, ll will them for
Misses Fine C. Kid Polish, il3 good Sunday School Shoes only
Misses Fine c. Kid Slippers ll and only think price
Peb Peg Polish, made kick WITH cheap
Chlds Peb Polish 7-l0, hard You
Men Lace Plow Shoes, GIL, never 90 low, for
Mems Prime Peg Brogans Gil, cheap they all
Mems Prime Peg b. Calf Boots, 6l0. will ct we'll only
Mems Prime Congress Caters, 6l0 INTEROCEAN only
Mems Fine seyed LowCpt Shoe. Si0 and them
Boys Nice LowCu strap Ties Is. good Dress Shoe and
Youths Shoes, good styles, ll3, never, for
Ladies' Kid and Goat VERY CHEAP
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A wonderful Di.csvery.

For the speedy cure of Consumption and all dis
eases that lead to it. such stubborn Coughs, neg
ected Colds Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma pain in
the side and chest, dry hacking cough tickling in
the throat Hoarsencss Sore Throat, and all chronic
or lingering diseases Of the throat and lnngs, DR..
Kings New Discovery has no equal, and has estab-
slcd for itself world wide reputation. Many lead
ing physicians recommend and use il in their prac-
tice. The formula from which it is prepared is high
ly recommended by all medical journals. The cler-
" and the press have complimented it in the most
glowing terms Go to your druggist and get a trial
bottle free of cost or regular size for sioo. For
sale by ID. C. Sinclair. Troy, Kansas (5)
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-06-19
Notice.

The best place in Atchson to buy boots and shoes,
is at the Farmers Store McCrum & Cowen.
The best place in Atchison to buy clothing. is at
the Farmers Store, McCrum & Cowen.
The best place in Atchison to buy dry goods and
notions, is at the Farmers Store, McCrum & Cowen
The best place in Atchison to buy Queensware and
glassware. is the Farmers Store, McCrum & Cowen.
The best place in Atehson to buy every thing is at
the Farmers Store, McCrum & Cowen.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-06-19

IL Harvest fully commenced in Doniphan Coun-
ty, on Monday. Inevery direction, the golden wheat
falls before the reaping machine There is an unu
sually large amount of wheat in the County, this
year. and it is generally very good in spite Of pre-
vious croaking.
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MARRIED.

At g. Joseph, Tuesday sft@neoe, June 10th. 1879
BY Elder J. n. Duncan, Mr.. MATHEW =. NCTfxz
and Mic KAN PIcxAnD, both q Geasy City, Kan
sas-
Matt nsvsr fasssts hi friends, a tAsss jsyfsl se
easisaa- He ~ EN- uP Aanassosly 70 IL CAi1 q
&c. and carried svsy IT, best wishes Of al handa
for Isas Lie ssd uninterrupted happiae Of hinssli
and his fair bgide.
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Bucklen,s Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblans, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions.
This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
in every ease, money refunded. Price % Cents
per Box For sale by ID. c. Sinclair, Troy, Kansas.
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iSjanly.

II Mothers, when your dear baby suffers in
teethng, use DIR. winchelrs Teething Syrup, it
soothes the pain regulates the bowels quickly
colic brings natural Sleep and is charming in all
its effects, that if you it once, you will it al
ways Sold by c. b. Bickforl & Co.. and d. C. Sim
clair Troy: Aug Miller. wathena, at only 25 cents
hottie
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The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine, justly
claims for IL superiority all remedies offered
to the public, for the SAFE CERTAIN. SPEEDY, and
PERMANENT cure Of Ague and Fever, Chills and
Fever whether short long standing He refers to
the entire Western and Southern country to bear him
testimony to the truth Of the assertion that i'm
VIII aterer will fail to II the directions strictly
followed and carried In great many cases single
dose has been sufficient for a cure and whole families
have been cured by single bottle with perfect resto
ration to general health 1t is however prudent and In
every certain to cure If its use is continued in
smaller doses for week two after the disease has
been checked especially In difficult and long stand
ing Usually this medicine will not require any
aid to keep the bowels in good order Should the patient
however. require cahartic medicine a single dose of
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be suff-
cient.
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must have DIR.
JOHN BTLLS private stamp each bottle. DIR. JOHN
BULL only has the right manufacture and sell the
original JOHN ]. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP. Of Louis
vile Ky. Examine well the label each bottle. II my
private stamp is not each bottle do purchase
you will he deceived.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-06-19

Wolf River has been on big bender for the last
week, which pleases fishermen.
Troy has her moonlight excursions, and we have
moonlight fishing parties, which not only enjoya-
ble but profitable. party went out, night last
week. and brought in fish that weighed eighty three
pounds. How is that for hghl
Heavy rains. the past week, all over the western
part Of the County. Since the rain, corn has grown
wonderfully fast and it has done potatoes and the
gardens much good while the rain and wind to-
gether have injured the early winter wheat to
extent
A disgracefnl row occurred here, last Saturday
night n week, in which of the parties badly
hurt and is now lying in low condition. The Of
Tending parties arrested, on Wednesday, one
for assault and battery the other for assault and
battery with intent to kill The first pleaded guilty,
and fined dollar. The other stood trial, and
bound for his appearance at District Court
in the sum Of 81 900. Friday evening, his victim
not expected to live until morning. When he heard
of he started to St. Louis to see his reatves-so
his friends say. If bond had been $4,000 which
it ought to have been, he would have been in Troy
now, which the people here think is the right place
for him.
/ Hon. James +. Legate, Of Leavenworth, has prom
sed to be here to deliver Grafton the Fourth Of
July Our Fourth of July bills will be out this week,
and then the people will know who they will hear
speak here, on that day. We don't expect to place
any name on the bills of persons who won't be here
SO the people won't be disappointed.
Mr.. g. f. Bogue, lawyer from Iowa, has opened
an Office here. He has the name of being good law
yer, and We predict rich future for him here.
Harvesting has commenced, and from the number
of new reapers that are taken away from here, one
would think that big harvest is awaiting the sickle.