The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14

Blessed Is the lcdagocue. In these ScorCli-
ing days he Is the only one who keeps school.
An old man in San Francisco. who pebbles
cakes and candy, has given 500 to the
Benevolent Society Of that city. T /
The King Of Burmah, who i, known n.
His Goldcn-Foo,ei Majesty, i sending a
| representative 10 visit England, France,
Germany, Turkey and Rome.
4 Long Branch belle, named Annie
Welsh, dresses eight times day, and dsshs,,
along the beach behind four different team,
during each twenty flour hours.
The New York World says the college
graduate will discus, in five minutes '.the
weiShtiest politie,l and moral problems, ii
the age, and settle them finally and forever y
| Lord Eldon, who has just died in LONDON,
has left his whole fortune for the establish,
nlent Of an insane asylum. 81 Teaore T.
madmcn," said he, ''the fortune / owe T.
them" Lord Eldon was a lawyer. f
The Hon. George c. Peavey, a member q
the New Hampshire Senate, Is totally blinl
and legislate, with the aid Of his wife, wh'
SITS beside him all the time. lie J., ono q
the ablcst and most useful members.
| \ Minnesota editor aldreSsc., note I.
RieI, Of Winnipeg, asking him Ia forwar,
the revolver he stole few months ago, and
If convenient, Pay the express charges will
-omc If the money taken from the, Hud-o'
Bay ComIany's safe.
The London Spectator, allm3iDg To the viii
of Mr.. Dickem; to I've buried in Rochec,te
Cathedral, says: ''No mans right III prop
crtv in his body can well be deemed to La
levond the moment NJ which he part; will
it,"
The Augusta (Maine) Journal SAYS there i
Il Lady in Somcrville, by the name If Lac,
Winlcw, aged eighty four years, who h.
nine children livins-thc oldest sixty -fm
] wears of a:c. She has thity-seven grand
children and fourteen great grandchildren
The Old Lady is still smart and active, anlc Cal
i" large amount If work.
The Z,nc;villc Cowic, say:: con tn,
upper bridge they have Lovers Roll
that 1877 young men, that cross that bridge
tah ways, into this city, West and Scutl
ZanesvilIc, for the purpose IL spending even
ings with their adorahles. The roll was be
gun last fall, and since then Il number, prob
ably dozen or eighteen, have hecn married.
\ New York newspaper says; "Ou
rcugls would seem To be pretty tough, an,
,s,her hard to kill. A bar tender pat 6v'
h,llct, into the body of one Of these fellows
who assaulted him night before last, and he
walked "R complaCently with the leader
| .lcae in hi, body II NAV lie asked, what j.
the u,c Of Cofoners in districts where thit
kind If animal live;?' .rT
General Buffers daughter Bl'nche and
Senator Ames Of Mississippi, will W. mar
ried at 81. Anne's Church, in Lowell, on
Thursday, July 2l;t The festivities will
occupy four days, the ceremony and a grand
ball occupying the last. The bride maid
viii W. Blsn,he's cousin, Mis- Hilireth,
Mi; Ne~nlith and Mis-; Talbot, Of Lowell.
'nL Miss Chandler. daughter Of Senator
Chandler.
\ very good tory II told If Dr.. St"r'-
mi Henry Ward Eeecher I'm some publ,
OCCASION VI. S,orrs WI. I" preach IN Ply
mouth Church After the oelemitie, had 90,
INTO the pulpit. Mr.. Beeoher said: Brother
St"rrs. directly under where you will stand
r., preach i = ha,ai-'ry Of the most approved
pattern. II WI; built Ivy zealcl, Baptist.
and il put the Orthodox length and depth
The platform i. controlled nv a spring near
NV foot There Is at this time about three
iset 81 water in the tank. When a brthn,
pre,che, for me, and Is very hong and veIv
dry. touch the spring and1iet him ill.,"