The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16

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18th D,strie, Stranger, Ions.no.ie; Reno and
KANSAS ITEMS.
HI. n. Elicit, Esq, brought into our
Office . carrot svo feet and six inches long
grown in his garden in this city.-Manhotan
Nafionalia.
That peanuts grow we'll in this county
has been demonstrated by T. v. Lyon, who
left a very fruitful vine in our Office q few
weeks ago 1t is a little singular that they
are not more generally grown.-lbid.
The iide of that kind of emigration
that comes to stay is setting in strong for
Ossge cou.ty and the southwest this fall
Every day ,heswhite-top wagons with their
for the past three weeks. An old substantial
farmer from near indianapolis, Ind, by the
name OF Joseph Bond, became a permanent;
settler last week, purchasing piece OF land
lying two miles northeast OF town, of o. H.
Sheldon. Mr.. B. was accompanied BY three
grown up sons and a sOn-in-law "a little
colony within themselves. Besides money
the party brought along all the necessary
things for settling right to live and to making
homes. Not the least noticeable thing in
their possession was seven fine teams of horses
and mules. They have rented the farm of
G. w. Perrill for the first year; in the mean
time they will improve the place purchased.
-Osoye Chronicle.
-Oszse county is to have another new
paper. II will be published at Lyndon, by
Peter Kirby and c. X. Bently. Mr.. Kirby
ia an old citizen Of Burlingame, and has an
| extensive acquaintance throughout the
county. Mr.. Bentley is a young man hail
| ing from Marshall, Michigan, and a nephew
of Mr.. K's.-Ibid
This i. a bad year for Republican sore;
heads and boitep. They have been defeated
] in their inordinate scramble for office in
i Dickinson, Shawnee, Douglas, and other
cornties in Kansas. Their efforts to ride
into Office by destroying the Republican Or
ganization have signally failed. Hereafter
I let them act with the Dem0cracy-0r, II
they prefer to return to the Republican
party, may they be received a. prodiga.s on
probation, until by their good conduct they
show themselves worthy Of Republican con-
Gdence.-Abitene Chronicle.
Alexander Baxter, of the Valley of
Ssrsthmore, Scotland, has purchased large
tract of land in the Scottish settlement on
Hollow Greek, south of Solomon City, in
this county, and, with his family, will set
tie on the same. ''Old Scotia" Ia already
largely represented in Dickinson county.
Let 'em come, there il still room and plenty
OF firt- quality land.-Ibid.
| -Immipration into Kansas ia rapidly in
creasing with each succeeding year; that for
this year greatly exceeding that Of any other
time in the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
The Eastern people have made the discovery
that Kansas il the Garden Of the World.
| 'tCome one, come all. - Garnet PIafs-
dealer.
On the day Of election the county clerks
Office was turned into . whisky saloon, and
free whisky was furnished without stint to all
who could be thus Influenced to vote for Mr..
Patrick This was an outrage upon the peo-
ole of the county. Public Offices were not
| made 10 be turned into dens Of drunkenness,
nor to be used for elecioneering purposes.
We think the like will never again be seen
in Jefferson County. - Oskaioosa IAdepe~-
dent.
Some of the men aud boys had jolli6-
cation on "wednesday night over the result Of
the election. Fireworks and powder suf-
fered.-Ibid.
We heard it rumored on the street yes
teriay that Nm. Ruth will not have q pre-
liminary examination until the application
made for q new trial BY DR.. Mcdlicott has
has been heard at Garnet, November 81.
-Lasrenoe Journal,
The Olathe Ners Letter b informed BY
Prof. jenkins that the number Of pupils in
the Deaf and Dumb asylum has increased
&c forty seven, and still more have made
application for admission. Fifty is about all
that can he received At present, and that
number will soon be enrolled.
As our city Is yet too young 10 maintain
theatres, lecture courses, concerts, ETC., which
make winter gala season, our citizens are
dependent upon their own ingenuity for in
tellectual and social amusements. Social
parties will soon be in vogue, if they are not
already.-N Aay's Ne's.
The Border Seatiaei says The colored
citizens generally, voted the straight Repub-
licau ticket on Tuesday last. That was right,
m il shows that they are true to the party
that has at all times been ,ru- to them.
-Marshall Parrot, acting under the d.
rection of Dr. Roberts, Indian Agent, has
latterly been serving notices upon settlers on
the Reserve to vac.te OF make arrangements
within thirty days for the purchase Of their
Lands. and m case Of neglect or refusal Of the
end Of that time they will be removed.
Quite q number have already entered into
I ksvo kAsaH~f.nr~ ~r,rkosn If
to buy in case Coogres sanctions the pro-
oeedings, and, under the circumstance, We
think Il 10 the bet bargain they can make.
La Cygne Journal.
Quite q revival u being held Al the
Nethodiss church in this plsce. The meet
inc still continues, and Considerable Interest
i being nsanifested.-Neosko Faits Adsr-
fisT.
Our friend Alex. Hamilton, accused .
Young man Of sealing his hoFse. The young
man went away voving Vengeance moss ter
rible. On laa Tuesday evening, three men
armed With euna, were seen near Mr.. Ham
iltou's hose, and inquired Of . man passing
by, ifNr. Hamihoo was at the election yel
Nj. Hamiltoo hearing Of L loaded his gun,
and went 10 the timber, but the r1sah had
disappeared. Ii i supposed that The young
man spoken o., ~ oee of the number. He
had been inplic.ssd in hone eiealing once
or txice before an, bad better Be careful Of
he company be keeps Or halser will be Ill
be will Keep ofths sszt ho@-BA
TIE sAipnent Of calsls sasevardstill con
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snd tventy-thrse can Of sock vsnt 81 %
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