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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

this supernatural life II ia called appears 10 MN an
sfterthought. an anomaly eon,ranh ,; % mn NJ
the general plan OF Providence. II strikes MN ~ IN
foreseen and not contemplated by the irvine 1lhu III AZ
the defects OF creation to make amends TOT az uhN
pected and deplOrahle failure Why Ga nov Hod naht
nature all nc desired 10 make II from the start anu no
come IN with order, TearTanglng ana amen, ne
hands and call such questions hlasphemous lhey
will arise In every honest nina seeking thS
light, and ought to be frankly met and answered
Truth need not afrad Of being questioned or cross
examined have tried 10 answer them by showing hdI
the orders moi autagouistlc ana ihat one anu ~,
correspond one to another, aud really constitute only
two parts OF pTCncnslve plan, ana are '4idJ
embraced in the original purposes OF the Creator 49,.
In the Church, Christ, though a-ccndtd Hl'o
heaven, is living and manifosting InMsei, ENu.
lfc 70 all generations OF mankind. II You oh4
knew the gift OF God II You would but ask ne womb
give you living water That WhOsevcr drnHcti sHli.
thirst more He would give yCl living hr'"u Iih,
whosOevcr eateth shall hunger nor die no more AaS
Alas poo. wanderers rom tue fold yOn nave 10 ,A.P
herd 10 guide and shelter y0u. Poor orphans o ui9
heart yOu have mother In whose breast to eed an
Of the Fathers protection and love, lt We
have. Come with 10 tie Holy city. and W" VIII S.9N
yOu The Fathers home and mothers love- aye ana h'Ne
them yours.
&" O Rome, my country, city Of the soul! .
The orphans OF the heart must turu I" Uec'
The Incarnation, the Church, the sacra"elih-'He.t
the which God has devised Ia bring man ~"
communion with IIimEclf. They his share NJ ST.
Of the Fellowship. And now | conclude nan Ca"."ii
I'm contact with God without beng HftttreI H"u
showing il. The IL revealed in the cAttt' ~
| see nothing Col-,ike | conclude tht absence oi .'
How Is it with Won What right Lave YOU I" 1i'I' III
this Lent 70 uphold before you in az her
and beauty II you do not live OF her HE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
Iucllon Sales Of Real estate.

4 PARTITION SALE by order OF the SUI
"a irene Court SATURDAY March o. al - n. at Conn
mercial Fx, han2c. 3-g Iuion-st, Brooklyn
No iI4 va. ingtouavc, corner t'Tcrulye t"O.StOIy
and house 2sV@2 land G0LXl7 = belonging TO
lie trja;, OF the late Henry Holt. -
DEREMPTORY SALE at auction of five
cottages summit ave- Jergey city heights ~ order
az executors Wednesday March ~ al "a % Mont
geometry city Hous have All mo!crn improve
within minutes 81 CoTduNt street
Ferry For particular. inquire OF LEWIS Z. WOOD auc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TAAN7FHH7'


Nrw-yoGK CRY.
Clrv.ty W lot I2C Delagcey estate 25NlOi a,- 600
1st.ayc r. = So : II n ~ G9d.st 6OHs1; Diem and
"a 80 ioi - VI ~ AZ - g. nov vrrraI:
IiarIice Peabody ana husband 10 r',' 1900
A2ts' POI q e Of Wi-1y ave, ou aS "''''" 1900
sis,- 1 ", 3 go 80 I o' s,vr 49, 5000
"a, so' tclI CO ..'...-.... l4o9I
re- IN, t' 10 - Iey 45oO
LeTnf"I r. M -i , 81 Z, N7tcs 5000
Gtt--t IS, - IL - eo +t--lN' -".4oNi""0i b"'4"
MAYER q" May Mailer
43J-sf. 3'2 q W of SHAVE, @ulpHluu.1 Magele
>lcchT 70 i umeniha .-------.. 49,. >
l3-tur from II Ann 10 BrOOL-aYe, NlOti j J"hA-
.Sq ,5 % ,'Ie I & 10 2coo5
Chr l.1natc 10 ~ WIN l'' ' 1880
'iA@S s. lo d. % i r 81 c Az, a5oer $4,000
''td- r. -, u, To e. IS az o75o
'c'y!'' \, o. t,ilH fTi 1900
o' t,tc ,| ,o VI NJ 70 liie $4,000
e-+i 80 fl.i Il n r. nj - ave Is 4XiOO ua;ch
aa Vie 7. yary 1850
~ and no husband ' 10 SaISer . $4,000
L'Sfi lheIhsrd, 80. g. 1880
p.ri.r ioi 80 II y, o. Ui.sr, 10 Il IS Of 2davc 1Jx
81 Is J. Co0l cT tud Wy. TOD IOvLshcnd .--...'. -
-i:ue prop -ty sheriff ETC. 10 ioWI.h,id .--. En0t
2iri-.t. % :. 49, Of Uih-dye. IJNll3-; Jesse
Marshall and vie Deborah \ iloneywtl.;-.; 5000
same property DcUorau Hon'y"c" 20 Il AmtaHd o.,o,
BoTcly 20 i R,it col . to John Howard ... 3fI-5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
Copartnersbip Notices.

I United PARTNERSHIP-J. b. Robertson
i x Company: We, the under signed DO hereby CERTIFY
9 We are drs rOu4 forming limited partner nip In ac
rlnr m, PROVISIONS Of the statutes Illinois and OF
ne statutes NeEltrk and I'm pursuance thereof we do
make and seyrraly sign the following certificate
First style under winch tt alC partner
shin Is 10 be- conducted Is J. b. Robertson and tompGnj
nature Or the business u De Transacted
is q general II an and produce commits ion business
Tu!: r OF the general pafthcIs Therein, are j. H.
Robertson samuel D. Edcge, ~ the lly OF C1lcago
County Cook and state Of illinois r. W. razor ana :
Sbrrqn Of the lily o. NcWYork IN the County and state Of
York A.,
The name the special partner therein T. D. n sherman ot
m tfty lan-i the county OF DutcbeSs ana STATE
e. , York. 49,, $500,
Four The o capital stock which the said special
ottr To the common stOcE IL WeuynFc
EoUsond dollars 900 The aid of twenty FIVE
oand dollars be the 0f his liability both N tee
sff al U, and In the state Sew York. THIS certificate
g ned In both " said states where The said business 10
be carried ,-.. ~, 4.
the f day March D. 1884, ana the SAID coIartnorrhlP
ssOvcd az any time when any one OF Ie W sS4
cOpaItnera may de,Ire. --- - -, n.oou
Z b. ROBERTSON, =. ID. FLDKlDUE, i" W. EAbOfy
:. W. SHERMAN, General Partners. -.
- " D. II. SHERMAN, Special Partner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
Giip propertp 90 Eei.

OFFICES TO RENT
" IN THE NEW BUILDING
60 WAIl~ST. RUNNING THROUGH TO BEAVER.ST
Possession can be given In April Apply %
n, w. WEST,
l2f Liberty Street.
CSTH AND -STS.-Larce houses, filed
rvsV with bosriers; rent, g., 500 and - 800.
4i. iJta aud JS;hstFO let for SALE private family
clly
Flats and apartments Offices for physician and dentists
enfly possession. A. DALEY. "A West 35th.st.
S1ST-ST, high-st0Op, fOur-stOry house, fur
1A uishcd 1900 31t's, 5th1ve, r.story,
furnished, 5000. \. DALEY, "A West 3jth-st.
Xxx EAST S3D-ST.-To let, snug History
EDsF brownsione dwelling two bath rooms; large mir
all closets. plumbing drains complete;
good NJ gLbOfhOUi. B. G. WANDELL, next door
I[7 BROADWAY, corner Of Canal-st.,
oace suitaJIc for railroad company, now occupied
by Missouri ana Pacific Railroad Company. Apply TO J.
RoMAINE BROWN, 1880 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

SES 0nn WILL BUY an elegant an and
aid IS ac,es choice land At udou'e n \ u on n
md short III. fancc Hudson RIVER ana miWay De
tIen Albany aud Troy 40 minutes drive rom either Guy
: minute, om steam nnc ground aDun'a OF I
bc+lfhy locality uucNctutiUnablD SURROUNDINGS
tenant house carriage house, barns Churches chls s'orS
rol office minutes wdlk city teleph one Cou
uecfion address j. H. CARMEL, LOuGOn'ne ~. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
Gitn Reai Gstdte tor Sale.

CHARLES BUCK iEE \ G2a
CO last il-f--t., cJruct PaiK-2Vc.
Bu,tcs. or- 10 Id"gin & Cro-snll,
s!v,or.a. come. aG5naye auI cgt.st. top Of Lencx
Hill. from u 10 % teet VIDE.
TX houses corner Lcvnptou-sv". and 57th ST. uop 81
Murray HIN. iIoA - 20 - ieet WIDE.
All houses and hIllf bv ourselves
Houses Op,u sunday. SEM for pamphlet
EOR SALE.-A 5-story building on Pearl-st
/ near Bcc.mtI.Stt gOJI Investment III LAM u
WHITING. ~ Nassau-.L
EOR SALE, on LrnoX IIill-A 4-stOry brown
dwelling - Nj5l Ia perfect order elegant mirrors
an fixtures possession. lo9 East Gyth-st
EORSALE.-Thc threc-Story, high-stOop, base
mCut. -touc-;ront houses sanitary modern improve
mrut healthy location and construction uncIie IoT resi-
GcHcea house drained separately; Normal 1oIcgr,
Mode, Primary school and elevated stations within Two
Minutes walk twenty-five minutes 10 WdLs;; fI2ooo 70
5IINOJ each. m0Tt-aEr az per cent Apply on pIT-'y IS
between 1l AMI 3daVcL 70 owner JOii.' u
CIuMMINs. 1857 5d.avc.
HUBERT HOME CLUBS.
The colpc APARTMENT building 10 he erected on
the southwest OF l and J+f t VIII De- eiift
nrcroof ana have approved ator and steam heat
ing APPARATUS. plumbing and vcatilauE viii be as
feet that building NaCOuayC and 2- ST.,
witch has pTouu Ccd tc best lu the city Apartments
VIII from 10 beautiful light rooms Investment
Immediate Application for apartments should be made 70
I'll BERT. Pif-spN & CO. al tho O1cc Of the Huhert
Home alton 10 East 2~thst one door east of
AdGIr Nave, where plans. &c. can be zen.
WILLIAM. BEEKMAN and PEARL-ST.
properties Il RfU iniS ii q '%miTINc l2l Na,sau
fGTH-ST.. l2G WEaI-For sale or to let,
40 2.toy high .toop brown stone house; lot 2OxlOoJi
"''' J. = r.. Room -. No 10 wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
Broot!nn properip for Sale ano 90 fct

Drooi!nu iJropsrtD Tor 9aIe ano 20 Lei
CLINTON-AVE., No. $50, southeast corner
- canton and GTerncavc and plot Of ground i-X
40 price ST. Also s'0ry nth s'oop brcK house and
lot 2'xlOo 80 Jefferson st, corner OiInoni place price
$1,000 Apply TO 80 - W BOGEHI,,
EOR SALE.-The handsome 3-story and attic
I front dwelling No l39 AmIty-st.. north
between Cltol aud Henry sts lot 25tlOi house, 40
fcof deep. with extension, 2jx2D containing every Improve
meut l. rooms hot and cold water throughout water
"a. fixtures heater &c and Is ia the best possible
order pre $1,000 $1,000 remain mortgage IL per
FREDK. SPRING * co,
l57 WateT-st. New-YOIk.
'IO LET.-Ihc handsome corner house j36
Il Cailton-aye Twelve rooms Rent $50 rutland &
WHITING, l2l Nassaust
EOR SALE-Ihe northwest corner of It'll
4 Pre- sidcntst, brooklyn lOOxJ2.2 OF the
desirable Prospect Park Apply 10 p o..
IOG2sA New.fOik
'TO LET or FOR SALE on easy terms
Il store No 10 Montagur-,t, brooklyn, known a.
Builonkdmps Grocery. Gordon l. FORD W clark st.,
Brooklyn.
Q-Sl TORY and basement. brown-stoac, cab
- inct finished so u Brcvoort place p'cc SloopJ APP
ply premises.
t.LI CLlNTON-AVE.. Brooklyn.-To let,
= - Iho.y and atuc brown -UIr house, 2-A1J, Letu
ningropfn parlnr floor location The bet Of
The avenue bc seen A.teT O'Clock. Apply o. the
OWNER. 4lJ tlutOnage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
Gummer Resorts.

DAVILION HOTEL, Islip Long Island
i will open April l. JAMES sl-Al I'm.
PENINSULA HOUSE,
SEA BRIGHT. y. J.
SRA SHORT FAMILY REsoRr -
ROOMS NOW RENTED FOR THE SUMMER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
Brookinn i)roperin tOanlc0.

VxANTED-A furnished house in Brooklyn,
where boIrl sill De- tiA-n TO- rent with privilege u
lr.tga.s fee. yUualbllty
~ mouse. address YOUNG, MetrUpoliin Bank,
Nes-IUIk Cay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
i{caI G5iGte agents.

Gin i)royer!p Wan.e0.
NrANTED.-By LIST of May, house in a
w goJ, alton furnished unfinished by lady TAX
inc few select bdcrs the owner 10 have apartment with
board Ia!t ayment ui Ient Address A. W. BOX I,Iuo
New OH j. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

Rg Pichard T. HdrHsh
2 story hr7ch dwelling with lot. No "a Eank az -
10 OF Blocker Il, plot OF land -5AeI o'''' 5cG
Lindsey .... --..-.-.-- -------. .,.L' w.
plot Of land Booming lalc-road W -" ~ '' 500
Il, % lN,JJyE4 lIy19. FuCen" Ht-. nil"- -,a -
lot " observation-disclosures, adjoining above H'@A o1Co
77X2jxug9. Miller. -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, March IL, 1ss2'
The following sale was made at the In
.Iarc. l,I.sron7, n DIV.
BE- John 7. Boyi


4-siory brick hridilV with l0i 70 ~ - it,.oh
n eorof t7tA-si plot Of lana 2'oN'@ slOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
NlIE GOLDEN NORTHWEST.7

NOW is the time to secure homes in
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA AND mon lana.
Tmgrau- intending 10 take farms during the approach
ing Sufng Tie GREAT NORTHWEST should not la!i 10
MORN Of the advantages offered nv the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
for the cOmpanys lands along its lines IN
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and MONTANA 1911,
The Northern Pacnc Railroad runs through region when
cannot Dee cXcrlcdin
IlI.ALTHFU LNI.~S OF CLIMATE.
FERTILITY OF SOIL and - ,.,,.
WEALTH OF NATURAL REoOC KCES.
Nowhere else are - great inducements offered 70
COIONI rs AND FARM Frs,
MECHANICS. LABOREItS AND NJ MFRS, ,-.
ITMBERME$, BUSINESS MIN AND, IDi KS -
CROPS are large and sure STOCk,kAISiS 80 Is o sue
cr--ful OCCUPATION; there READY MAIN - p HOO y
N MESS OPPORTUNITIES and FINE CHANCES Tor
PAYING INVESTMENTS. -, ..-.c
The prcacr part Of Dakota and Montana oilers
NEW FIELD FOR SEIlLEMENI
condition Of existing settlements aE te
Northern Pacific Railroad IN Minnesota anu 9l-
guarantee OF th' perdh'uCy OF Io
agricultural interests Of the entire REGION 49,, ...+
The Northern Pacific Railroad has no" 10 lnarAt w ~
wheat anil grazing ands which areOaerel NJ low prices anu
In NiNYFS6TA and DAKOTA there are 100000 acres
In 'WovTSY there are 100000 ready for occu
TlfF NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EI(l "
FnT Information all pout5G ~ dldc tD'
NOETHERN PACIFIC EAlLipAD- G 1870 IL;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20
Conntrn Dropertp for Sale anb Go Let

4 CHANCE for profitable farming.-A first
class farm Cor sale cheap In settlement OF an estate
situation 10 confluence Of Rmon Brook and Farmngt ton
yer IA East Cranky Conn., 10 acres in high state OF cult
walton nice yahuu-e nd one large tenqnthouse
large barn tobacco barns cohouse &c produced IN one year
$1,000 worth of tobacco 60 tons OF hav 2Un bushels OF
potatoes 3Or bushels OF apples sc near railroads. only
four hours from New York Apply to L. ill., Box c. station
u. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-20

I GOOD INVESTMENT.
~ 10000 acres 40 Coal aud Iron Lands In tracts from
100 70 5000 acres, Pennsylvania railroads $500
Timber Lands "a Georgia AMI Florida, Tor sale iOr cash
THO. l. POWELL CortiiIdt-,t. room 40. jith door
4 STORIA-TO rent or for sale, on the Crescent,
"a house with garden and stable. high round desirable
location appreciate rapidly In value Particulars at
,23S Broadway
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-10
The fol owing levies were made for the payment
4 School District bonds and interest:

The road petitioned for by John Campbell and 9TH
ers rejected.
The road petitioned for by q. K Dolby and others
was established, per report Of viewers.
The road petition-d for by A. straub and others
was rejected
Ordered that James Simpson be allowed to re-
deem the south half of northeast quarter section -
township 9, range %, from sales for taxes for the
years ls7Ss-sOI, for the original tax. with 10 per
cent. interest.
Ordered that Anna Baskins be allowed to redeem
the south half Of the north half of southwest quar-
ter section D. township 2, range 90 from sales for
taxes for the years 1889 for the original tax, with
10 per cent. interest. if paid in thirty days.
Ordered that G. W. Baskins be allowed an assign
ment on the southeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter section Is township2 rnnge %, from sales for
taxes for the years lS3L5-6-7-S-9S0-l for tho
original tax. $500 If paid in thirty days.
Tn" bond of Wesley Trevett, Justice of the Peace
Of Iowa Township, was approved.
Ordered that Fouche Garner he allowed to redeem
the north half Of northwest fractional quarter
iion "a, township2, range p from sales for taxes
for the years ls7sesol for the sum of SIS If paid
in thirty days the land having boen enormously
sessed.
The road Petitionsd for by ii. ID. Guthrie ct al
was rejected.
Ordered that the City Of Troy be allowed to re-
deem the west 20 feet of Lot G. Block q Troy frola
sales for taxes for the years ls0l for the sum Of
S5.25, il paid in thirty days.
Board adjourned. Monday evening, August 7tb.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-10
Enst Norway News.

Health good. Business as usual.
Martin Joyce has purchased the farm on the north
Of Jas. Ryan's, for s. 500 This land was owned by
Dir. johnson, of Highland. The renter, George Me.
Williams who has been living on that farm for ten
years, will go to Missouri.
Pat Kirwan was West, last week, looking after
| his stock.
The roads, since the late rains, are very bad In
Union Township, some men bnilt bridge inst be-
fore the rain. Next day. the bridge playing the
part Of raft, floating down stream.
large amount Of grain was spoiled in the shock
by the rain. The late hail cut up the corn, but il
has grown up again, and promises a good yield.
Some chinch-buss have been seen in the corn. One
farmer saw ten millions. Possibly he made a slight
mistake in counting them. We hope so.
Mr.. Chas. Lloyd, Hagaman wynkoop's hard.
ware man, and Thos. Gray, A. b. symns & Co.'S
bill-clerk, were out from Atchison, Sunday, on a
visit
Quite number Of young folks intend making a
raid on Rsgle Springs, Sunday.
Miss Matte Burns and John Burns and wife, Of
Everest, visiting friends, Sunday, last week.
Mrs W. X. Stewart and her son Ed. left. Monday
for Ohio, where they intend spending few weeks
with friends.
There are nine steamers in the neighborhood All
kept going.
FL. Bennett is night operator at Beattie. Kans,
and is getting IS per month. We are glad Fl. has
secured situation, and hope he will enjoy better
health.
A man was through here few weeks ago. taking
photographs Of the farm-houscs. We believe he is
working for Picture Painting Company, of Roch-
ester.
VIM. Devereaux, who graduated at, and received
from the st. Joseph College gold medal for the
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-10
Rreuner Gnb.

This locality is very quiet and peaecnblc; no cH.
citement.
The grain trade is brisk. Prices tending down
ward. Small grain is in bad fix to market. Wheat
is selling low Is Farmers will do better.
If d cy put their grain in good FIX before selling.
There is going to be large portion Of grain in shock
damaged. but if il is thrcshcd sron, and put in a
roomy place, where il be stirred and famed
at least once. it will raise the grade than
enough to pay for this extra labor. The corn now
looks as though there would he the best crop ever
raised in the County Many pieces, il no storms de-
stroy, will reach eighty bushels per
Harry Hartshorn and Harry Holanbcak took .
ride Of those little handc cars; but when they
returned, things looked like funeral. One Of the
Harrcs had piece Of the ear aud the other one had
another piece. showing before them, while the lady
who had taken passage with them was enjoying the
fun hugely to the boys humping themselves like
a blind mule a towpath. Bescher's ragged edge
might do to compare with their prodigsl return;
but the boy who ate the husks was heelcd, by the
side Of them.
Sunday School Is the newest thing at this place.
1t is union The attendance is small but if the PEG
pie want to investigate, they should turn out. and
talk together GABGUr.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-10
HIGHLAND SIuxv.

The liquor trial, last week, was undoubtedly the
most ridiculous farce that ever of in this or
any other court, We will venture, in Kansas. We
were in the court from beginning to end, and
therefore know whereof speak. However we
will not enter into the particulars, since many from
different parts of the County were in attendance,
and have acquainted tho public, to some extent,
with the facts. We neither given to sIuealing,
nor are We so partial to the Temperance Union as
to take sides with that organization; but We can
not refrain from giving idea of what the public
sentiment really is and just what think any
| other itcmrer would have given.
f. NJ. Hubbard attended the reunion Of the Mem
beers Of the Constitutional Convention held at
Wyandotte, last week, being the only out of the
five in the State who represented this section Of
the country, twentythree years ago. He mingled
| with the big guns, and, in his own words, ''they
just carried him around on chips"
The death of Charley Hunter, ut Las Vegas New
Mexico was announced to his friends here by a des
patch, last week. He died of heart disease He was
employed baggage master on division of tho A..
T. & s. T., at the time Of his death.
The new A. NJ. f. Church is nearing completion,
and, when done, will be quite an imposing edifce.
Miss Carrie Devoe spent last week with her
White Cloud friends.
We are glad to note that the weeds and grass are
being removed from the cemetery and city park
Bird Gee was up from Leavenworth, Saturday
We haven't heard whether he paid his respects to
Stanley, Of White Cloud, or not, this trip
Blackbcrres are plentiful, at ten cents per quart
Large quantities brought in from the bluff, east
of town.
Married, at the residence Of the brides father
three miles west of town. on the 2d inst Will Chap
son and Lizzie King, Rev. Jones officiating Also,
on the day following, ut the residence of s. ID. Gill
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-10
u;yh,.ua S,nt;ou Items.

Our burg h unusually lively, Just now. New wheat
il helm. eliyerrd lots of teams in town after black
berries; and trnde 4. good.
Several farm. have changed hands, in the neigh
borhoosl. lately. Brint. Rawle., Patrick Kelley,
Dave Sr.rlcs and other, have SOLE, out and intend
leaving.
Sw. Trowbri.lye has commenced work on his black
smith sbop and hardware store again and will finish
n ,hi. time. sure. II will be twenty.four by forty
feet. and two stories hirh.
j. McConuitf. Superintendent Of this division Of
the n. Mr.. r. v.s here. A short time since.
II. -,,d Highland Station va. the best shipping
poiut from Atcb.on 10 Fall. Civ. lie sent over to
Eagle Springs .,r a key Of mineral water and said
h. intended ,,,ppipr few weeks Mt the Springs if
he eoulJ Get time
Nearly all the new wheat that has been shipped
from here WINS graded rr;rctr, The continued rans
c,u.r i, IN .prou, and NOR, than half the erry is
ba,lly damaged.
The measles are .tiIl raging
R.rt Wiliams ef White Cloud. i. teaebinr n sing.
ing cla.. here
ou;,. , number of our citizens xrnt mn to White
Gland Las, Friday Tn a., III. brsv town in the Conn
,r and hear IN. fu,rrr Governor of our temperpncc
Stat. wb., IN. ,r,;n arrived n, White Cloud. tho
- r.;..5 ..vh.-. I. :, Johnr- ..Wb, .aid
x;,,x ;,a;x;l,ai ..bs /. Licked m, in the cIosct
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