The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-31

Meyers stri5. hard hal plenty of work from elev-
en- in the morning till at night. with hardly any
intermi.sion. Everything went OF pleasantly;
quarrel disturbanre Of any kind whatever
curing. Sae! amusemen:s should occur oftener.
Mr.. George Waller will begin to pick peaches this
week. They look fhc, have /. delicious taste, and
the gentleman expects about fifty bushels of them.
| The road to the cemetery is now being fixed, and
fence Is also made around it. This is as it should
BE-; the city Of the dead demands that respect.
= Adam Sshsell sen; q into the country. last
week, to get COW, But he rrturneg minus her,
bringing the discouragins information that tn. cow
| was lying siek somewhere in the country. Mr..
Schnell S-nt out and pnt her in good custody. but
il of no avail she died the same day, making
Mr.. Schncli the loser of sl6.
a sudden attack of cholera morbus ob.iscs J. l..
Philbrrk remain in the sick chamber. lie is.
however rrroverips and will presumably he again
his place Of business. in a few days. In the
time the store ia ably superintendent by Aaron Hail.
Miss Nillie Tracy, from Muscle Fork. No, is 1T
present the guest of her amt, Mrs. DIR. Welsh
Dr. Bennett came down frum Highland, last week,
and attends to business in this place.
J. W. Low il shipping sr'at many grapes wet
ani north, He has purchased Chris. Stcinwicn's
crop of grapes. n he able to I'LL the numerous
orders he receives.
Joe Werner and his sister. Miss Nullic, have re-
turned from proracted visit to th.ir relatives at
Seneca
Dick Welsh is very busy. The express business
starts at a brisker rat. than he expected.
The people in the vicinity of the depot assisted
by some of the business men of Doniphan. have
made a new road to the station 5 road much pref
cradle to the old roek-and-tumble institution.
:. J. L. Philbrick and J. X. Welsh were summoned
Troy, last Wednesday. witnesses in the horse
stealing case pcrPetrated on Frank Hinkston.
Doniphan had fine rain, last Thursday. 1t was
however. very local in its nature here it came
down in torrents. and the Kncndy place it didn't
hardly rain enough give the musicians time to get
a refreshing breath.
VIM. Hutchinson suffers from sprancd leg
Dancing not the cause Of it.
The NcIcs advises Chas Bremen to 90 to the coun
try schoolmastcr, if he wants some writing done.
Charles will hardly heed this advice his business
requires him to spend of the time in writing;
but it would be good for many who attempt TO
write, to cultivate this advice, n great extent.
Chas. Bremen is harvesting his onions, of
which three inches in diameter, and very solid
Iangan, Banghman & Miller are very busy, at
present.
The following will explain i,sclf:
We are compelled suspend. the publication of the
Ns for the present. a. our printer has ENGAGED IN orr
ing and it will pay hire printer exclusive for that
business: and also ini-rs with professional
end six months will Issue any of tho
Ner and hope all in arrears viii pay bath snb-crp
tion and ADVERTISING expect ." back to a who
paid for tn" year, one half Of subscription.
Personally, ] am sorry. indeed that the NctrS il
compelled to "dcrumix." IL expected that its
publication would supply "lous felt want which
l do not believe is diminished by its suspension.
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