The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-07-20
Doniphan Items.

they remove Our museum is gone il ha, finally
been removed from the fiat cars and hencc.orth
SIM Anderson and his family will occupy its haurt
ed apartments. When | saw SIM last Saturday,
vending his way toward the section. and puttinga
handkerchief across his bright eyelights nv sympa-
thy was aroused. and. had been in hearing dis
lance would have invited him to-the Republican
primary.
By the way. have been clerk many a time. where
all honor could be had, but pay; nevertheless,
such q result We achieved in Doniphan last Sat
uriay, it has never been my luck to witness. Why
there So votes cast and 50 for each and every
candidate on the regular antiprOhibtion ticket.
Was there no prohibition ticket in the feldi Per
haps they wanted to evade Sehnell: he was Judge,
but though he be a butcher he is a lamb to sit with,
providing the bleatng of sheep Goes disturb his
equanimity.
Mr. Schnen has suffered severe loss and the per-
petrators-or. as he AYERS, superne headed thieves
have deprived the community of irstclass ex-
hibition. To he plain Mr. Schnen had gathered a
fine assortment Nof frstclass bones, such were
found in the bodies Of cows hogs sheep and kindred
quadrupeds in order to present them to some benev-
olent museum; but the boys-he AYERS they were
four-had no scientific inclination; they gathered
all they could find, sold the lot at half cent a
pound. bought iirecrackers and gum-but the future
naturalist will greatly depore this irreparable loss
Our primaries went ike a charm, and, what is
more, it made a move in a good direction-sll Dem
ocrats who slipped in their votes are in honor bound
to vote the whole Republican ticket whilst Rcpubl
cans have the choice and this agreement is good to
n certainty C., if ST. John is not nominated; what
will happen then, your correspondent is unable to
predict.
The Doniphan Literary Society is defumiIed."
H.. "a. N
Who was also the President of said concern. 1t is
the same old tale, that good advice finds seldom
hcarer. Why did they not adopt my rules and
asking seriously why did they not try to get suf-
fcient able element to keep it upi DOniphan has
the necessary ingredients and some Of these possess
sufficient grit to make it 4 success. But sweet
talking, tongue lashing, and Notwithstanding, will
never put energy nor prosperity into Literary
Society
Mr. For1nan has returned from Everest; people
say he made fortune there
The late rains affected our bridges good deal,
and the City Council appointed Mr. l. +. Meyer to
put them in good condition. The work was done
forthwith.
The wife Of Joseph Spencer had an attack OF chol-
crime. At last accounts she was doing well, com
paratively
Prof. o. Edwards and his brother were in town,
last Thursday The latter has spent some OF his va
cation in Iowa.
Father Leak has suffered a severe mishap. He
removed lot Of goods from the cellar, when some
of the boards GU which he stepped gave way, and
caused him to fall over some wooden horses. His
chest is bruised considerably but happily no inter
nal injury has been done. On Saturday, he seemed
to he doing well.
Market at Doniphan, do you requiref Well l