The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-22

We were standing under the pluml,.tr,r
And Richard said something. low.
But was tired and fustere,i.
And tremblei. I almost know
For old Red is the hardest Of milkers,
And Brindle % horribly slow.
And then-lct me see-whcre was l.
Oh, the stars grew thick over head.
And we two stoei under the piun,-tTcv
Til! the chickens flew up Ia hs,i
Well. he loves me, AMI We re IL t'c married.
And that is-dbcaf what he said,
II. l.. BoSrwIcs
TaN Payers NeesisE ~ TOmGnnONir.
\ meeting Of taxpayers wis held At Ton
ganoxie, on Thursday evening, Dec. 18th,
and WIS numerously attended by farmers and
taxpayers in that vicinity. \. 4. Williams,
/ member elect to the Legislature }, Chairman:
ii. II. Binford, Secretary.
| The meeting Wis addressed hy j. \. Black-
man, Of Fairmcni.
| The following resolutions were unani-
mo,,sly adopted:
| Rssoirod, That the present rates oi t,xa-
ticn IN tins county, are unreasonable and vl,-
pre-sive, and SERIOUS drawback upon the
prosperity and devslopemsnt OF the County
Rssoirsd, That We are heartily in sympa-
thy with the movements that have hscn
made in other township. ;o obtain relief
:,:, ~ .'I;.,;,' - ~ "' :"
$3.50, l.t,s,. - 80 % ''',
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railroads.
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posed of delegate from each Tax Payers
Unien IN the county, win view that the
memoers oil each convention confer and al,
vHe WIN 'he boani oi COMMISSIONER, ana
'ha' tneS agree al such meeting upon pom
cy 10 lie recoinmended Tor the adoption "f
tax payers generally Throughout the county,
anu memorial 10 e -iSned ny The TAX payers
Oh All 'ne ois'rics, I" NE E'u "iofe the
mar" "' commissioners at 'heii next meet
ing:
lu, ih'' oP''@ ~ 'h'r' re>"'"'''''S
NC P'eSe"''i !" ehc" vi ''e P''h''P'e county
P"lxfs "f Po"hca'i""-
A"e "iee'i"S '"." went '''" psinanei"
oiSahizoh D! 'he s!".."n 81 III: U WIZ
''h's as irs'"en'' H. II: b'hi"r'' '.cre-
'arI, an" :'mueiNaslter, treasurer, ana "r
an IAe"ve co",h'i'''t, Ashies i.a'ehii' >:
Hens' a; L. ESsiest"h' Horace Brown anu
"a'"ei Casl~er.
| h Iiouoi,, II was 'e,'N"' 'h't 'ne Exec
utive O"hi'ni''ee S auth"r'zei 10 select rom
Su co"hn'i''ee oeies'te !" represent this
Cn'oh IN 'he propose" '"uh'y lax rayerS
Ocn ~,
Inc coniht'ee therefore met IN" selected
IA; ~, Igg'es'oh ~ s"ch nsieSa'e-
r. me "lte''is "9ourne'' 10 n''e, again al
io"g'hoAie on '''e evening oil ''ie -f'h INST.
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W. S.ap'e WIN ne" "'"e'h" 10, F~", "'n'
''h'ol'u',a'e'y, .nere w''S an ot'i'hancv pre-
'en'"s ',' e,.'''' " ns" ''li'' "''''"',;'
inc on Se'p'' having "e'' "' "'s"- ne
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" ,he or, na,'e "'f' "it ~''''"" '",,,i,e
'"hshah' !" 'ne proposition saying Il"
''o' sa,p' ''' ii'', ""eT Pif
i'u 'o' $50 '"' ""'n ny T'"'' urn
a new stable want $500"
The agent reasoned with Schmidt, hat H.
no purpose.
Finding that he could NJ, compel the pay-
nient by law, he become Disguised with the
insurance b,lsine. altogether. Calling upon
the agent, Schmidt SAID:
"Mr. Agent, ] want you 10 stop dem IN .
srirance on mine frow. u" not pay more I
moonish that way; ! u" M" understand dis .
INSURANCE business.
Agent surprised why Mr.. Schmrli,
you are dong very foolish thing. You
have paid considerable ON TIN. p"iiey al I
ready; and II your wife should die You will
get the five thousand dollars"
iaw, dat lsh what YOU tell me now said
you say get nine hundred dollar ii it burn
down ~ It was burned, and YOU not give
me my monish- You say, oh, dat was an
old frame shtabie-i-h not word anyd'ngs.
l make you brick -htabls, and YOU M
pay me nine hundred dollar Ven my frow
die, den You say To me: ''Oh, she was an
old Dutch woman; she not word anydings;
get you n new English wife" And So bee Z
nv five tbons,nd dollar You no, E.,l
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Schmidt again. ] not und-r-tand di' IN .
Rtlrance business.
Tur c,hy. ipfor,ned us n few day. ,p,,
=, = /
that marriage had been arranged between
Mr.. Algernon Sheridan and Miss Motley, /
daughter of the LAT. American Minister ,o
E5I tn, -
'h. ~ sf"s sn % h'hdoa paper.
MI. sneI.'an Is grandson Oh The iamou,
JIa!"t ana xI, rom Shom II - 70 DE hoped
hA' ne may nave inher'ted All ms 1lairle-
ave ms incuraDie imTeeunio-ity' ms III
Plp o heeM M r the mos important
aenleven Iy Mi. Mo,isy since ms n2'liha-
uDn, VII u any ms daughter remotely WIN the
~ nou Seymour no" n,7.peiIei ny
Ine"i'eNes y. HanfI luke h .o'her9e''