The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

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road system of the State and its influence IN
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,tise Of his surplss prodnce, This, syshen
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cuseS i;.seif from sSssi;pe. eIp.s.ine Iis,
citizens on 90 pleasant an OCCASION 81 .in4
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Fokr Scorr, Sepa. ceIThe interest in the
State Fair inaeases, and the attendance
daily growing much larger. II was ssti-,
mated the attendance on de srs,,pds todsy
| numbered from 1000 to 10000. Every
body is happy as Purifier over the splendid
success Of the Fair, at the attendance. The
amouut, variety and excellence Of the. en-
tries and the general results Of the Exhih-
tioa. It has brought out and enlisted class
Of nov set,Ierx br boLl;u, !, a. This nlh.ces
that has not, heretofore. shown nuch mtef-
est in the Fair. The grounds not covered
with stock and articles on exhibition, are
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IN many inStShceS' camping 0it anu otnn9-
ing their camping and cooking outft with
them. 800 .''i. F''7'. BID 30
THE PRESS ~
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Is We'll 'cP'eSel"e"' All e'e '3|""s P~fS''
Of the State have representatives.. IhS city,
81. Louis Chicago and Cincinnati press also
\ h,ve re,,,,,e,s T learn there i stropp
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CUM .AA"' y" VAC i"i'o. u'e I.
sentatives OF the press OF the lack Of facilItaes
offered them to obtain full information for
,h.;. ,o,,,,.s Th.v Jo,t,,,.s. have an,
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"ly 'eA'ea '"e western s'y,e Vi el'o.'.s
ones way through the world, especially IN
the pursuit of knowledge under difficulties.
IT.. ~e.,.rn nexs,,,ner mon have learned
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tha' inc oe1' way u ca'cn lucas Is !" 20 ol
them, and not to stand upon the order Of
heir going but 70 "at once" 1t is quite
likely that frequently political conventions
and other public bodies do not supply all
those facilities for getting favors and ceourte-
sizes that it is equally their interest and the
right of the press to demand ~ n right, and
not especiaiiy - . favor. cannot see.
however, how any blame in this direction
can be attached TO the officers of
the State Agricultural Society. rp..
They certainly have been courteous in
their attentions, and mindful of the wants of
the press, 20 far as my observation extends
I KANSAS CARRIAGES -..,.,..
The buggies and carriages and other Wheel
T ed vehicles manufactured by Messrs. b.
Miller & Bro. of Paola. are deserving of
special mention, They are highly creditable
tn Kapsae manufactures. and show that we
have artisans who can turn out work that
will compare favorably with the best in other
states. This firm enter, and of course carry
o6 the ribbons. ON a splendid spring wagon.
a beautiful omen buggy. called the "Ameri.
can Girl.n a 6ne iump-scat buggy and
phseton.
A firm from Kansas CITY enter a couple of
f;ne hughes and banm,che.
Rem. Mcdonald enters a very fine buggy.
Mr.. Swsuk. Of Fort Scott. enters aa ex-
press wagon Of comely make and finish.
mannfactSred by him.
The fruit rbow IL not large. but embraces
some choice varieties Of apples. Concord and
Delaware grapes. plums. beaches, &c. For
the hcst disnlay of annles- 4 SHIN of
Fort Scott. took the fist premium. SIS:
hest display of winter APPLES. n. =. Hart :
heat collection of varieties for family n. for
cuIt;v,t;on in Kansas w. F Hudson hest
seeIline peaches for cultivation in Kansas
r Rro1n: hf.t mecimen IN SuIivsf;a6 r,
Kansas orch.rd Mrs. r Mcrvv.S6cs
display Of cranes W. T. Campbell. In the
DEPARTMENT Of flowers and -plants Nrs!H.T.
Wilson took oG moa e IN pr,nMn,s
though Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Roberts and Mrs.
Pouison took some good premiums.
PREMIUMS TO CATTLE.
The following premiums we're awarded to-
day: Best bull three years old and UPWARDS,
A. Wilson: second premium. III. C. ChafIce:
hest bull two years old and under three
John Inflow: he,t bull one year old and nm
der three. Fl. C.. ChafIee: do. second hest
bull calf A. Wilson: second. II. c. Chat.
fee. hest COW tvo vears old and UPWARDS. A.
Wilson: second do. best COW two wears old
and under three A. Wilson. secopd do.
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