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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

q WiI1 Il g editor af the caiss. the champion WI
frr u fnr rf.fc. pl,ase tell hs RAIDERS when Doni
rEsn forufy rgrtsiDed Is 600 inhabitants; how many
II runfa'H~d ritn the last taken; what
the fhcrrase or deer, has bren in the last Eve
years; and whether the people Of the county are
h~iuc robhed "f considerable nancy every year by
Rerielr
Whea paper starts ont to expos. frauds and
reform things, it generally finds out some ground
TO base its charges upon before making them,
and is sure that il is in the right. II doesn't
insinuate, and then ask somebody else to hunt
up the facts. As we are not in the belly ache
business, we Ipust ask 70 be excused. But the
Rerier has insinuatei that County onicers are
stealing from the COUNTY. Well put it on the
track TO find out the facts. IN the County Clerks
Office it iisd out what the census of the Coun-
ty "wsre." In the laws of Kansas 1t can learn
what the salaries Of certain County officers are,
according to given population. In the Clerks
Office, it can ascertain just the amount these Of
feers are paid every quarter, a statement of
which is published in the Chief once every three
months II, with all these evidences before it,
the Rerier finds that il has tried TO slander GER
tain County officers by inusndo, it will apologize
TO tIeIn. and publish the facts. il its editor is
man enough. But that is too mnch to expect of
man whose Head is the shape of 4 peggiug-awl
The ABILENE CoSFERENcE.-From this stand
point, it louks as if the conference of members
elect of the Legislature at Abilene, last week,
was an abortion. 1t was called, ostensibly, to
agree upon some action relative to railroad legis
lation. About twenty-five members attended.
large majority had no ideas upon the subject,
and scarcely any two agreed as to a plan. In
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

II We are afraid our DemocTa;ie brc;hrs IL
are ovef-elsted with ihe recent suecess which
circumstances brought them in Kansas. They
have already got Click IN the United States Sen
ate. This is the sort of bosh they use to figure
it ont: The Republicans want TO gcrryInandrr
The State, i'll forming the Congressional Dis
tricts, in order tc make them all Republican.
But Click will veto the scheme, and they can
not pass II his head. If Click is ont of the
way, Lieufenant-Governor Finney, Rrpuhli-
eau, will become Govrrnsr. Therefore, the Re-
pHblirans will elect Click Senator, in orler TO
get him our Of the way, that they can gerry
mander the State 10 make all the Congress
sional Districts Republican. This too silly 10
be ridiculous II would be impossible 10 make
the Districts as TO leas. any one of them
Democratic. Click viii not be moIr';cd in his
seat, hut Republican will he elected TO the
Senate
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ bill is before Congress for the relief IF
the United States Circuit C0urts by creating
additional Justices, the conrts heing oVerrTowd-
ed. The best form Of relief would be- by undoing
an act of usurpati"n aud injustice enacted a few
years ago, in providing that large class of cases
formerly belonSins to the local Sratn Courts,
might he tried in the Cnited States Courts. By
this Law. the State Courts have become insignifi-
cant affairs aud local lawyers have lost all their
lucrative practice; citizens Of the State, when
in litigation with citizens of other States. are
put TO great expense aHi Inconvenience aud
the functions of lorsl government are interrupt
ed and outraged at ihr whim of non residents
Send thrSc classes Of cases back Ia the State
Courts. and the United states Courts uould at
once he relieved.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
HIGHLAND UNIVERSITY,
Highland, D0niDhan County, KiHSaS.
FACULTY:

Hos. II. n. MCCAgTY. LID. Acting President and
ProlrSsar Of Mathematics and Natural ScirRoe--
Rev. DUNCAN BROWN. \. N. Professor Of Ancient
Language and Lite a;nre.
REy. DANIEL kLDSS. 4. n. Professor Of German and
French With abb assistants in al Departments.
instruction siven in Music aad Drawing rws Courses
crsn tn both seE.clas,icl aud Sei-nte Excellent Ap
paatns and LARGE Library. Four Library Sir;irs aOrd
excell-nt advantages. TUITiON-s0 TO Si2 per term Of
u weeks. Special rates in certain pr contrzrt
Beard in private families az To sl50 per wrek Oppor
tnBiti-s 10 take up stHdy. Winter Term begins De-
eemher 5ih Far further information catalogue address
any member Of the Faculty, Highland, DOniphan County,
Kansas oy.3oNf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

There yesterday. at Mrssrs. Knabe &
Co.'S factory, magnificent concert grand, just fn-
isled by them for the Presidential mansion. Presi-
dent Arthur, who is thorough connoisseur OF music
in selecting piano for the White House, decided in
favor nf the Enahe Piano his preference, and or
rrrd accordingly the instrument referred to. 1t is
4 concert grand. of beautiful fnish in richly
carved rosewood and of superb tone aad ac-
tion-an instrument werthy in every respec; of the
place it is occupy. 1t shipped IL its ies;ina
finn v-.f,r,;ay J1Uj1ore ID,rirnu
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Total ...

ALL EXPENSES PAID.-Oue would naturally mfr
while reading the Commonwealth. the Champion
L-avenwoIth Times Troy Chief, and Junction City
Union, that they Democratic sheets, by the way
they fawn around Glirk They take special pride in
telling each other how Mr. Click builds HE hen coop
and ic.'ds his horsrs; what his wife wSars, and in
what manner his children wash their facrs. And
they tell each other how royalty Click will repose in
his hired mansion st the Capital; how regal he will
appear when ministers plrnipntentiary come to view
this MODERN wonder from foreign lands: that now
they have Governor who will siyr the righ kind al
ccpiions, aud bring honor aud dignity to the realm
uf State that he able, and will spare pain.
10 elevate the social and aristocratic standard of
gubernat0rial dignity To pinnacle becoming the
hlhambresque details which should enter utn the
Iplace privileges of Ny Lord TIE Moorish King
Hiacatta Herald
We presume, when paper sets out 10 lie for
the sake of lying. il is useless to contradict it.
But the Chief has not had word TO say nr any
of the subjects that the Herald mentions; and if
we have copied anything that any of The other
papers have said, il has been very brief, and We
do not roY remember it. II the Herald has a
longing To lie, why doesn't it tell his lie. st
oncc
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
a EraHe EHruH.

No error IN the conduct OF physical life be
greater. Of serious consequence. than TO sup
pnse that pain in the back and loins. hattcring of
the heart and disturbance of the urinary system
trivial, and will they zane. To neglect such
symptoms, is sure way TO incur serious aud fatal
di<-a>cs- The true cure tor them is Hunts Remedy.
the great kidney and liver medicine This ;s never
taken without h-nrf. IfnervnEs about your kidneys,
llsdcr. lirrr uriuary ersans. Hunt's Remedy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

Ii any oar has represented that are in any wsy
interested in any bogus bters with the word Hops
in th-r cheating honest folks, that will
,av any of tb-ir hills debts. they frauds aud
svin,lrIs. and the victims should punish them We
deal in and paw only the hills for the genuine Hep
Biiiers the purcsi and best medicine earth
IinP BIrTERs MANuFAcIIRINc Co.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

y Last week, in speaking of good publica-
tions for young people, typographical error
made the price Of HalPr's Toaag Peepi. s9.50
year. The price is only Size
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

LT leitrrs from Chiapas. Mexico. stair that ehole
"a has ragged with such violence that in some places
oxnors or AMI labarrrs plantations have all dicd,
aud il possible to bury them. and their bod
irs haze been hHrusd. Sixty deaths day havo
acrurTsl in Toaaa- terrible panic ensued.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ As did not think Of it sooner, it may
not yet he too late to observe that William Penn
and his crew landed in America jnst in time to
register. and vote at the November election
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

" We have been solicited To pal y pa,npl-
let recently issned far the PnrPosa of directing
immigration To Ninnesofs. Cant do il. Home
interests will nov demand atteHtinn. Since ST.
Johu has been unlna,led, the ;mmi grafton bus
ine.s ia Kansas will open up again.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

SF Gpilnve $. orth, Congressman from the
Lafayette, Indiana, District, died, nn the 10th.
lie is the third Con GRESHAM who has died sine.
the election. This thing of elretinR men to
Congress whea they on their death bed, may
nlay the mischief sometime
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

ss'-Neee.s;ty is the mother of invention Dis
ssrs the liver kidneys ard bosels brought lorth
tl.t sovereign frueiy. Kidney-Wort which is
tures noraal curative for all those dire complaints
Iu either E4uid dry form. IL is perfect remedy
for iho.e terrible Diseases that caue- 30 many death
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ MissnTtuncs never come singly. Marshal
Henry had hardly been removed before another
Ohio man. who had held cl-rkship in wash
ington for many yesrs. committed suicidr. A
drSft will have to be ordered in Ohio. to get
men to fill their places
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ call has bcea ssaed for the Democratic
editors of Kansas to meet at Topeka. on the sth
Of January, 20 organize an editoria, association.
A single bedroom in the second story II the old
Capital Hotel has been chartered fnr the coca
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

lP> susan B. Anthony has fallen heir TO SssO,-
GOO. TWAS beqneathed to her by an old school
mate. named Cresus. who died very wealthy,
almost twenty five hundred years ago.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ -. john told the yoUng men of Chicago.
that twenty wears ago. he drove an "N-team
the plains. This should lie n terrible
warning 10 Young men never 20 fnrsske the call
ing that nature designed them for
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

10 SaSaR b. Anthony says che has only had %
birthdays. Strange how people get born the 2aIh
of Fehruary.-Fkiladelphid .Tens
I; is time these smarty parssraphers stopped this
sort of thing. Miss Anthnny may msy not hc ui-
ira. hut she is Thoroughly earnrs: woman, aud a
ls,ylke lady Her birthdays. of whrh she i no;
ashamed are every OF thrm mile -tnn"- OF han.
crable ,ndravor.--Isi,r Oceda.
Aud This intimaiioa that She becomes more
hard and stony with every additional year Of her
life il the nl-anes. sinr of ALL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

e II is well known in Roman circles in Wash
instnn that General Sherman. many wears ago. was
received into the bod of she Roman Catholic Church
of that city Cincinnati GG-ctte.
The Cincinnati Ga-eiie is a nust Nirnient enc
my of Grn. Sherman. II has employed some
scribbler 10 endravor to deprive him Of every
honor lac won daring the Rebellion, and has tried
10 prove tina; every success he achieved was a
hlundrr defc1t The General having Recent
ly been named in connection with the Presiheu-
cy. the Ge:riis has ALREADY opened ire nPon his
religion, for the purpose Of nrrayinE srrtarian
higo;s against him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ The Anthony Jo,raaI is smarter than the
Winfield Courier. The Courier charges Con.rr---
man Andersrn with the responsibility Of the fact
that the First District has than the rest
of the STATE but the Journal IL disposed sivs The
devil his due. We quote:
The First Congressional District is what beat St.
John. II gave Click eight thousand plurality.
while the Second and Third Districts gave ST. John
a ANAL plurality. The First District il where the
Junction City Union. Troy Chief, L-aEenSorth
Times, and Atchison Champion published
This is a proper connection for remark gain.
that what seems to he needed in kansas IL some
party organs.-,JnnetioH City Union.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

: n Brcvity should be the motto Of the i-!c-
graph Fer instance. when il reports thai So
and-So. (colofed,l were hanged to-day. in some
Southern State, the wsrd colOrel is always su-
perfuous. 1t is well understood thar whenever
a man is hanged in the SoKth. he is colored.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

gakx To SPaKE-Kansa. is shipping corn 10 Tex
as TO Ill, the wants Of y State. which going TO
have uni"ld millions of surplus. according to the
prngnasfics OF rrn who wrute about IL two months
ago Texas has some to spare. in places. bat
the whole ofthc State would appear to be not over
we'll SUppitd
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
NEW YORK, 1883.

More reope have read THv II durin she wear lust now
uax-t than ever before since IL was first urntr-l No
other newspaper published on this s:de of the earth has
r,r ham ~ rI T.aI ia any y,sr TX %. I-apy men and
,,r,.u
". arr rredl. nG,tpei that u.nle buy read and Ike
Tar SIN for The ! Dnwiuw rras.,ns anlpug nthrr,:
Eeran- IT, nnna trespt in attra.tiy. firm ard
with ta rr. prs.jb accuracy whatever hss interest
Tor huptan hind The event. th,. ,irtris srJ u-l- tine
gi.Iorp tb, hil ,Dh- r. pfa!. fIly ths -lil s-r-r
the i,,,r.y ir n.I,-.lI H.. news s tie In--,i world
I.c.,. ,,l H. ~, sr, that in IA r,s,a Il r,n,-f,,.
a p-tsons and aitir- THE Srx a4.cs Practice ef trns
them the iIuth the best uf il, ability three hHned
and ssiy,t'g fsys u tc y'a5 nesic t ii"n a. vi, as
'l Aoost tae Tar = Ne y So,u' tiie si4i, nj N
iar lSr Of di-sru ~ r.ainy spd iaiI-y a. Mhsn .np
~ ~ 1911 ~ 1pihtA':: @ h -; = - - !. 'S ~
HEt'S !" - iNr "a " 10 i~dieiN anu
"a, Hitl''s g ~ '', s 'I',nulph 5 so'i- ". -. -,
- u = .naA P'L. % - -
e ,la' 'ih - - - IN. 70 NJ s1 ~
y @ tl = - ~ -. ~; !. - 81. @ .S s, = 20 t ~ !, u
No man NJ association "i n'n Ios-iigI enough 70 hs
AhF' i"i thc siS' aipiiun oi il- "i ii-Ht
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ The papers s-cm disposed TO max. Usr
upon Mr.. Lsngtry, aud dn not even think much
"f her beauty. We have had the pleasure nf
seeing ph"tasraPh Of her, and think she is
woman "i remarkable beanty. She knocks tie
stripes out Of anything that has ever appeared in
this country. People should not be 50 ieaiuus
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
A Notice.

E-izfe OF sarah J. BayRc. Decozs-zl-
NOTICf he--iy given that the sh dsy oi D-ortnh-
~ Ice2 the und-ES:sDrd ApfoiBFS b .hs Prohsi
Court Of Ds.pb1n Ceunty. Kansas AdHEis;ratur 0f tb
E.sfe Of Sarah :. Baya lite of said County. acrs-s
An rcT-ss iB-i;ed 10 said Estate pslin-d max
the Esirzsgaets AID all psgsas having claim
against e EstAfs. f-iaiTrd exhibit them ia allSs
within yrr fa The dsts O: said i-ttsrs thu
be prriadsd ircn any isnrf Of such Estatc. and
presented within t5see years ir1 said date they vii
be fosrve- barred
Tnsy. Kansas. Drceuiher 4. Iss2
WESLEY TEEyETT. administrator.
Decembrr I iss;-5w. Prs fee. 81
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

Y II is said that Governor Click desirrs 10
he inausurated without ANY pomp. He has
been persistently pomped, since the election,
that it is no wonder the poor frilo " bcconrs
nervous when he hears the werd.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

rF The story about senator Plumb, wh hirh
the Atchson Globs thinks is fissy. is substantial
ly correct, with iut slight errors, nns affecting
the substantial truth Of III story. We think it
was at Emporia, and not at Ruriiagam-. where
Plumb n"rscd The young man afflicted with
smallpox. In the early days of Empara. when
Plnnh aa, rulning IA" A,trs. . yoGng iaan, a
friend OF his, was tELru down with >.rHll- pos
There was panir in tbs boariiu. ,hoasc. and the
young mau Nou!d have been hustled out to die !:
but Plumb tao% charge OF him, took him off 10
an isolated shanty, airl nuIsri him rntiI he Was
we'll. Then Plumb took the disease, and came
near diving with IT, Th-Et WAS wher. h- won
his badly --arIe! cohnisaanUc.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ We are glad To see that Democratic pa
per, the Atehisoa Fai,iei, takes grnnHd in favor
OF retaining Major Hopkins Warden of the
Pcnitsa;iary. Major Hopkins has made that
institution model in every respect, aud his ne
noval w"uld h. 4 public calamity. rs his place
eould no; i- filed. He shsu!l stay, rcgarileSs
fP"iiticS Some paper recently iniiina.el that
the prni;entiary ucrded change, aud that an
investigation would reveal big stealage. Let n
thorough investigation he made, and If the
charge is fonni 6" hr true, let him go; bat
have 40 doubt that his, administration cunid
stand Investigation.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
Admiuistrator's A Notice.


AN the -ia day of lieernbeg. lss fhe uarrsiEne.
" ailciai-d ~ tlc !.LLate Cali & Doaipizn Cs1nf
Kansas Aah.issstEzfsT % far Es-si- 81 Eir1 Frank
der-zssz Al fsfss1s izri:ea slid E-fafr Eii MAJ
isI szte iyrssaf ss ,lIsrsiis: an.i fhsse EaxiI
e!An-s ssI ;he Essis val r-s-Es iisr -sss ,Gi.s
b 'ss-
TrsT. EsE.,ss DscslHi~. :. f-sz
g38EisT sSarI Administration
NH--Rar.r :, isSe-zw. Prs f-r 81
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ We think that when paper is dead, they
"nght {" let If die. Now, there is the Spirit ef
hansSs, "f Lawrence, has been struggling along
for years, changing hands abont once month";
until at isst il has sinmaFed down To \ few rnl-
rinns Of patent stereotype matter, and still they
try {" heepi' going. What public demand it
supplies, the Lord only knows
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

In our family Of ten, for two years fafker's
Ginger Tonic has cured hraiiache malaria AMI other
complaints satisfactorily that in exc, llcnt
health, and eIpense for doctors other medicines.
-ChrOairIr
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ M"rsa"'s honG.s having recently nnirr-
gone another shskIu. IN, il i Naaderiul tiIat
hc hasn't been discovered living ia snme ont-of-
ihe-way corner. Quantrell has just been Ills
covered again, this time living in Texas 1t is
time for Wilkes Booth 10 gel arsund once mar,: !:
and old man Bender is due at any time
2. :. The Bender story has arrived Now
let uS hear from RaGth
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ John Hanna, Of the leading attorneys and
politicians of Indiana, who died on the 29th Sept,
at Painfeld. after an illness rxirndin. over year.
and introduced act 10 abolish slavery in tha; Ter
rfory.-ErchaR5e.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

~ What the Governor OF Kansas said 10 the
Governor Of Iowa-.'The time between drinks i,
not So long as Thought it wonld he
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
Taxes for 1882.

OFFICE Of TEEisUEER or Do.II1IAS CoCSIT
TGuY, KANSAS, November l. lisa.
Office is hereby given, that the Tas Polls for iss2
have been placed in uiy hands and that ready to
ceipt fnr all taxes that may be oLerr1.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
VIEW ADVERTISE.MERTS.
ALMOST AS BAD.
what the PerpIe1ed Physician. DO in Gases


Of Emergency.
IN tell yoa the honest truth answered the doctor
B;ights Disease botheT- the medical almost badly
cancer DOES Having passed to certain stage both
point straight to eternity 1t may be uuprofe-on lr
out the secret but whenever patient with
Brights Disease any kidney trouble acting like
tell him put IN BENSOSS CAPCISE POROUS
PLASTER without delay
The doctor spoke by the card. The Capcine sos right
the spot II Won be helped. the Csprne aIn dn il;
Look for frauds Is the word CAFFEINE cut in the
middle Of fh. plastrrl If YOU all right Prize p
cents. Seabury & johnson, Chemists S-N York High
ards 9ldrofw.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

Our packing rrturns represent places that packed
50 per cent. of the Winter packing last year, and
packed since November 4. against = 2Dl 900 for
responding time last year Estimating the ether
per cent. relatively Indicates total packing of >
10000 hogs, against i.SOOOJO year ago. decrease
this of $50 600 "a per cent To make good
the estimate for the herewith given, the pack
ing fr''ii this date TO March must fully equal or
somewhat exceed corresponding time last year Cal,
cn!Hting the parking done since December to this
date. estimate that mp TO the rlosc of November
the entire packing in the wrst $40 900 hogs.
comarod with 0j 900 in 81 SIS 900 in 1880 and g.
2l.000 in 1879. Interior points have been backward
this season in starting. and many places that ope-
rate quite extensively baye commenced during the
past week We confidently look fer the eud of he
rrnhcr to show lut little il any further reduction
in the parking compared with last year, and beyond
this periud REGARD the chances favoring lar:rr
aggregate than last year. for two months.
me OUTLOOK Fos ~ STATES.
In Ohio. 81 of the 81 returns Indicate many hog.
Increase, compared with year ago; the aver
age shortage for all rrturns is per cent.
In In.,iaua. u ~ the 73 returns show larg. a
number. increase, and the general average
shortage in,lirated for the State IL per cent
In Illinois. 81 of the es returns report many hogs
last gear. morr, and the average shortage for
the State is . per cent.
In Iowa 10 of the 81 returns isdcate as many hogs
incrcass'. and the whole average decrease
of Is PER rent. The short supply of corn in this
State has led the selling of stock hogs to feeders
in Missouri and Kansas.
In Missouri. ID oi the - returns give many or
as the Indication. and the general average ia
9 per rent.
In Kansas 10 Of the 10 rrtlrns report sn equal or
larger number, ami the average j. per cent. below
last wear.
In Nrbra-ka. the } returns indicate average
shortage oi pr cent. Our correspondent at oma-
ha. where the bulk of the packing has heretofore
kten done. saws 10 percent shortage. At Nebraska
City. where parkia. will he largely prosecuted this
the estimate for that vicinity j. same las.
wear, hut late in being marketed
in Minnesota. which State d"es not figure muci in
the hog supply. there Is an average increaee IL IL
PER cent ndirated by she 8 rr;nrns.
In Wisconsin, the - r-turus show an average in
rrcasr OF per cent.
In Michigan, the Il resarns show sn average de-
crease of 10 percent.
In Kcntnrky there is pie eatfulness Of stock, and
the Is rr:urus Indicate IL per cent lrss than last
year in supply Of hogs
In Tennessee there is also an abundance of corn,
but shortage of l3 per cent in the hog supply is in
dirated hy the ID seturus.-Ciaeinaati Price Chr
Tlar
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

I've Dy.Rrf~ERs.-LoweSt Rates for adverti-
>nG IN 900 gaod newspapers sent free. Address
GEO. 7. ROwELL CO, 10 Spruce ST, New York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21

- Nobody What the Bosses will do except
the BO,ses.-T Trenton Times
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..,.H s!soRGt >. EpHELL i ca.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
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