The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-04-03

| The winter wheat is looking quite green and, not
withstandn- the opinion of store-box orators is
doing WELL there being sufficient moisture under the
top crust to prevent any serious injury from want Of
rain for week, at least; yet n shower would be
quite beneficial.
new road running south from town has been IN
dersons repairs. for the last ten days. This road,
| when completed. will be the more conv.n way
| of the two; still it has caused hard feelings
rs well no little expense. Mr.. Rippey objected
strongly first, it necessitated his removing some
sixty rods of fence. VIII. Foster thinks it grand
improvement, the poor ialfsarved cattle are en-
abed TO reach his grounds by n much shorter route,
than of yore. STILL leaving these minor matters, we
think the public travel will find this the most desi.
rable way of reaching Severance, when completed.
Our Trustee has commenced his labors. and we be-
licve he will discharge his duties to the satisfaction
of ALL
There black hat, torn shirt and pair of
No. Ill boots found in coalhouse, while blue neck
tie was lastly arranged around the handle Of the
scoop-shovel, and suspended it on the side of the
wall. Can it be that have had trunk tragedy
in quiet little city
Sam. Byers will remove his restaurant to the roou,s
formerly occupied by l.. e. Nelson.
s. l.. Ryan has returned from Colorado, and is
looking hearty buck. lie expects to return this
week. and reports times good in the State, that has
grounded the slvery expectations of SO many
There will he kiln of brick burnt here this Sum.
mer.
The post-oiice is moved to the new store.
G. Dooley accompanied John W. Wake down to
the residence of Sheriff Burkhater where the latter
VII rusticate until he is wanted the next term of
Court.
Our merchants are harvesting bountifnl crop of |
henfruit.
The young juveniles are armed with the pesky |
bean-biower, and of our citizens have already
been reminded that pea bean salutng You in |
the eye, and moving at the rate of sixty miles an
hour causes the bercaved to loose all respect for the
innocent offender, who quietly legs il down the first
cross street he can find
Sally neglected is the burial ground north of town
-fenceless. and desolatc enough in appearance.
Some few graves are enclosed, while the majority
open to the stock at large: and we read these
lines: "Who will come about me signing. when the
grass grows over me!" We stopped and viewed the
when we, of course, could not be posi-
tive. hut indications pointed quite plainly TO the
COWS There are many who will contribute. if some
Dne interested in its appearance will come forward
and give the needed work start.
Mrs. A. said to Mrs. b: Now where did Won get
your garden seeds!" Why. at j. A. CampbelIs of
lie sells IL papers 81 cents or 100 papers
80, and all other kinds in like proportion.
How TO GET Rich QuIcK.-Buy your goods at the
lew store, where nothing but new goods are kept.
sixteen different kinds of Tea from % cents to IS
ents per pound, the very choicest in the market
Nj groceries ut Atchison prices. We receive car
Dad of new goods each week. direct from Chicago.
;ome and examine select stock of very latest
'rint-. april3w3 SPRINGER & Co.
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