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Y o9EN2Qp srRApER,
ATTORNEY At DIV,

UVVETTTI W NO
pnriiCCs in tho Circuit Courts Of Ran.
dolph,nnh adjoining counties, in the onrl
Of App.Ils ,nl United States Court.
Collections aud all other business
promptly attended to.
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IfyOu want the hes. chewing and
smoking tobacco and stogics, be sarS
70 go 10 Edwards.
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DR. W.. ]. BLAND,
- -sURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,

Office on Ccnlrc street, two doors above
The National Exchange Bank, where lie may
lie found unless professionally engaged,
Surgical eases will he attended to NJ his
o1iecjr the residence VI the patient as may
be desired
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Groceries of all kinds to be had very
low at Edwards.
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tfyov want good Indigo, ersny other dye,
suht, 30 10 Dt@'s.
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LIOuORS

Is tho best in this market. lie calls mar.
tieular attention to his assortment of fms
old Rye and Bourbon Whistles, which he
offers at the lowest marke, prices.
P.TlERNFY. dec u
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JAs. ". worFISDIN,
i 0TA RY PUBLIC
Weston, y. Va.

Acknowle{. ssats and Dispositions "
kga. ! eau he rUUnd At all times nj my
tfilcc, near thcCOurt HJu4c.
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THE TIERNEY HOUSE.

TINE proprietor Of this old aud non.
l alsr stand would respectfully inform
tie public that he las just received u full
md complete stock OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Of the hest quality aud at tho loves, prie1.
lila stnek nf u
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-24

RJ- Tue CoSyEsuoS ELEcTIOS.-
The Commissioners appointed by the
Governor met on Wednesday, last, and
appointed the following gentlemen tG
supcrintcnd the taking Of the polls al
the various precincts in this county, at
the election to DO held on the 24tlI
Of August:
DATTRLLH TOWNSHIP,
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WA. DELsRIDGs, 3'|M.
NO " UME NTAL MA SQA
Weston, W. Val
Monuments, \
Head,toncs,

and all ether carved and plain work done
cnihi shortestnotIrc.
Designs aud prices may 10 seen on ap'
p'lCatlou. july lO.ly
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M Y B COX st OR G

Is complete a, all times. / sell Mt Baltimore
prices, with . Ter cent off, Country Merchants
supplied with sIH0oL BOOKS at publish
ers' prices. r.
Churches and Sabbath Schools
supplied with BlB.ES. TESTAMENTS.
HYMN BOOKS and ESCORTED LIBRAFl
anywhere.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-11
PROPERTIES pAIN KILL IA.

This is the celebrated medicine t.5at nan
Perry Davis, Pain Killer outoftho markst.
wherever it WAS sold. Davis, made Prophitt
change tue aame from Pain Killer to Pain
Kill 4. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, or
pain of any kind itlias no equal For Cuts.
bruises, burns, or old Sores. Il Is rho Ssst
thing you can uselh s a dressing. For Snake
Bites or Shngs Of Poisonous insects, ii IS a
perfect Antidote. Is Is good for Colo, Colds
Coughs, or Aowct Complaint. It's name
Indicates its nature fully. III Is truly DFATH :
TO pain. Manufactured and soidsby Bnxp-
rtELn & CO., Atlanta. Ga, and for sale by
alfNdrugeists.
DooIY corSrr, Ca, Aprih is67.E4This ia
its certify that was eenhnsdto the hsi,he.
and most Of the ti,he 70 MY bed. md ~selfer-
ing the greatest agony Imaginable with
rheumatism, fer fiye mcnths, and after try-
ing every available remedy, with no relief i
was cured with two bottles of DIR. o
Prophitrs Amodyne Pain Kill IL each coat
ing ifiy cents only. II relieved me almost
instantly. l. therefore RECOMMEND it In the
highest degree 20 Others suffering from slim
liar disease. can sag TINT tits one or the
finest family medicines now ont, cerfkin.
Yours truly ". a, PORTLAND.
DooLr cousTY. Ca, Oct. o., lsG1.-Dn.
20. 5. PEcanITT. I hsa$s, $Asss:.e Che aest
eighteen months, used ycnr Pain EHFIt, and
l consider II tinequaled by nnything FOR rtaia,
in the head, breast, back ar side, shd for
collie nothing gives relief balf So quick
your Anodyne Pain Kill IL is doing mech
good in the community IN other families a.
my own. Yours, Sc. D. 4. RoREIIARD.
NEwIoS FAcroay, Ca, Nov, Iss7.-Dr.
Frophitt Latst sAmlace my morse snrained
hrs enee severely, causing the whole, leg to
swell TO about twice il natusaf sire! and
rendering him almost helpless Two applipe-
sions Of your Anodyne Pain KllE thorengh.
~ cured Il, JOHN .. DAyIS
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l.Ngs CFR0Ea..

No mother. si,c3ild ever te without,a bottle OF
Lie ENPEGT0RANT in The house. We have
numerous certificates of itshaying relieved,
almost instantly, tho little sufferer, when
death appeared almost inevitable.
MOTHERS GEADYISED!
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encd, FILLING hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and dceayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use win prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and.
consequently prevent badness. FREQ.
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for o
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Eda sfae uhs Russsus
am happy 70 ANNOUNCE to the CI9I
lens Of OrkngSbnrg, that I am now PRE-
sPAREpfo SuPR3Y FamiIes and Customers
with BREAD, CAKES, PIES, and all other
articles generally found Inn FIRST CLASS.
BAKERYs
care to sait the most fastidous tastes.
Tho PATRONaGESo of my friends md fell
4ow-oitizens Is respectfuliy collected.
THQS, w ALBERG0TTI.
Mrs. ALBERGoEM returns thanks for
.ths Patsoasgs Heretofore bestowed as, as and
ne the same.
She will keep. constantly on hand an as.
sortment of FRUITS, CoNFECTIoNARY
and FANCY ARTICLES as usuals
dec 10 BIN
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Keep IL on Hand

This dread disease requires prompt action
as soon as The hoarsc, hollow cough is heard,
apply the remedy, and it is easily snbIued
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PAGIEIC GUANO COMPANIES.
CAPITAL $l,coe.Go)
SOLuBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

KEsHs oUANe rs NOW SO WELL KNOWN
in all the Southern States for its re-
Markabls effects as an agency for increasing
the products of labor, ms not TO require
sneciai Recommendation from us. Its use
for I'VE years past has established It's char
sacfer for reliable excellence. The large
ixed capital invested by the ~onpanyin this
CONTINUED exc" ence Of it's Guano.
j. N. ROBSON,
So, .ag Agent, Charleston, s. C.
dN0. s.. REESE & CO, General Agents,
Bsisiniora.
Dec. "a. IL.
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diseases PecnIiar to
their sex-sGsh as Sup-<SAH#
preston OF the BfeBees,
Whitas, Painful MONTE 3
ly sPeriodsa Rheunar
iism of the Back ana -
Womb, Irregular Men
strifation. HnmorrhaRe
or E4eessiye FLOW, 2 and Pyolapsas Eteff OH
or Falling of the Wonb. These diseases
have seldom been tfeated unnecessarily. Tho
profession has sought diligently sor, soma.
remedy that would onbalc then to frcsf
these diseabes with sasccss.
AZ last that remedy has heen sdiscoycred
by one eftthe most skilIfnl physicians IN
Stateof Georgia. That remedy isy BRAD,
FIELDS FBMALE REGULATORS II is
purely vegetable, and is put up in Atlanta.
Ga. by DRAprIxLps eos II viii purify
tne blood and strengthening system, fe,iese
irritation OF the Kidneys 4, nnd jsp peffect
specific for Gil the above diseases: ia ser-
tain o cure as Quinine isin Chils and Few
ers. For Q history of diseases, snd cclfi6-s
Gates ofits wonderful cures, fhb reader is
referred to the wrapper aroufd the bottle
Esers bottle warranted to give satiefactionS
or money refunded.
yIELD "a CO., Atlanta, cA.--Dfrr sis
take pleasure IN stating TINT Z have used for
the last twenty yenrs, the mcdicina yaa are
putting up known as DR. u BHADrfELprs
FEMALE R~EGULafoR; and considefit Tie sbext
combination sersgottenIo the diseases fsr4
Wniehli is recommended. i hsyes been IA
miiar with the prescriptioH both ms a pxas-
asoner 0i InsqicIne ana ~ aomtsic prao-
a boon to sufferine .femaIs. asd ssSiss.s 49, =
that every lady i'm ony WSnis Iara 80 ! 1sps
be suffering in any ,yay ,css,;s 49, 49,
may be able 10 piocnTc : hat,is ,Sat 49,
sufferinys nav not onlv he rs,;sr.S ~, -.
they may be y%estored to Sea,,i AMI st w ~
With my kindest repardss i nm 49, triiis 4.
w. b. FEnREII Al s
w. ~.
ure 4 eeama saSnea pEeggisis aaks piesss
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Psut EpcI;ay Is Dangerous!

ESS~ The properties OF the EXpECTO-
RANT are denuiccnt, nutritiye, balsamic,
soothing aud healing. 1t braces tho nervous
system and produces p~lcnsantand refreshing
sleep.
Il E.eh aarates and R,lieces G1oominess
and Depression.
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wei 3moHB q
Doctors and 10 La.
dies that Homsa are
subject % nj rous
diseases Peculiar 10
their sex-sseh as Sup
preston Of the Bfehses.
hitas, PAINFUL Month
~ Periods Rheumas
iism Of The Back and
Womb, Irregular Men
strnfati0n. Hnmnrrha4n
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TO CONSERVATIVES

II is invaluable, as it Immediately relieves
the difFicnlt breathing and harraSsing cough
which attends that disease.
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FOIs ASTIgMA

1t is a speeifc-one dose often relieving the
distressing choking, and producing calm and
pleasant repose.
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SH1s ARTICLE is MANUFACTURED
y the PACIFIC GBANo COMPANY
"a Charleston s. o., under SUPERINTENDENT
pr 81 JULIEN RAEEyEL. When com
postea With hnequal weight of Cotton Seed,
g RESULTS have been found fully equal to the
best standard fertilizers. Its economy must
ittothe noticcof Planters gener,
ally.
FSr specific directions for composing and
fer srppliea epplyto jim. R0BSIN,
Selling Agent, Charleston, 8. G.
mo- s. RERSE& Co, General Agents,
Baltimore,
dee q Id
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CEnTTTTOATE.

STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CorEry
Know All men by these presents, That have
this day for value received aold ana transl
ferred to BrndfieId 4 Co.. tAe soils riehs ss.
maautactpre snd sch mysFenilS Medieinns.
and hAsc fHrpishesG thsn1 siffs the fuli rs.
oipes, and hare aufhotis&6 the ssia Brsa-
field & Coz 10 prini, Or fsksA pfsatea.
thing they may ace pf6per etloefhinn ant
and al OF ahsSse nasat3l MSainsnf8N Th;s
I5sh day 81 9naS. 1870.
gHe 0XAs nNorAfrg
10 rreselss % ThoinaS { 56h0s. No5sfk|
ECxeMtora Notary PAHiiy. l8a 81
Mapafaesnss and IN sAle RHADEsRfIDs
s4As fspea laefsAf 60 sxS4ok
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-07-13
THC FOURTH AT sARCOXIEVsllE
AND TIL REA RlDCIS.

Near the little village of Sarcoxieville,
where but fonr or five years ago the Della
wares, then the only Inhabitants Of this re-
gion, were wont 10 meet in Council, the peO-
pie Of Sherman and adjacent townships met
to celebrate the Fourth. The meeting Was
held in beautiful grove on the bank Of the
Stranger. The affair was managed largely
with reference TO the pleasure Of the chill
dren belonging to the several Sunday schools
around about, Of whom between 800 and
400, representing about dozen schools,
were present.
The occasion was enlivened by the spirit
stirring strains of a drum and i;fo corps, I'M
der the lead of Mr. Hickock. The Declara-
tior was read by Mr.. Wright, and the ora
ton of the day delivered by Judge Emory,
of the Lawrence Tribune. The words
'.Let music swell the breeze,
Aud ring among the trees
were observed in the singing of the Lational
ode, "America;" and an afternoon discourse
was given by Prof. Dowell, of SarcoxievilIe
Academy.
The little folks diverted themselves with
tire-crackers and swinging. About noon
the representatives Of the variots neighlor-
hoods gathered in groups under the shady
oaks, and partook of the eatables they had
brought for the occasion; meanwhile an en-
terprising caterer, from Tangaroxie, was dis
pensing ice-cream, lemonade, cigars, and
"scl," for such Of the crowd as were dis
posed to indulge in luxuries.
Capt. Human, of Sarcoxieville, was chief
Marshal Of the day, and that the large num-
Der present went away SO highly pleased with
the entertainment was owing greatly TO the
efficient manner in which heidi his duty.
At Gienwood, Ienape, Little Stranger,
and other localities, the people gave express
sion to their patriotism and good cheer by
Pic-nicking, dancing, and other festive de-
monstrations. J. A. Il.
ELM GROVE. July 5, 1871.
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LONDON, July minister SickIes has
arrived here en- route to Gerfixny. A ban
quit was given yesterday by Americans at
Langlam's Hotel and a reception was held
at the residence Of Mr.. Schenck.
LONDON, July 5.-A banquet WAS given
at the Washington Hotel, in Liverpool, Oh
the Fourth. Mr.. Branscomb, U. S. Consul
at Manchester, presided, and large number
Of American residents Of Manchester, Liver
pool, and other cities, were present Speeches
were made by both Americans and English
men, in which the most friendly sentiments
were exchanvesi
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0Meeklp Gimes
THE RAILROAD pRoposITi0N.

TIT County Board met YESTERDAY 1t was
exrec.ed that the Citizens t4rsOc". ION pro-
position would he accepted at once Sl'eeches
were made by Messrs. Wilson, Einstein and
McGonigle favoring the citizens proposition.
Col. Burnes accepted 1t, and said IT the
county would give them half the stock and
500, 900 in bonds they would build The road
TO Topeka.
Gen. Stone, On behalf Of the X. {. T.,
desired to give all the X. 7. L. stock to the
narrow gauge road. We have expressed
our preferenca for the proposition of the
Association, and believe that was the best.
We hope that before the Board meets this
morning some policy will be agreed upon
which will be acceptable to both
parties. II 50, we hope the Board
will submit it. If nothing is agreed
upon by the railroad companies it Is the duty
Of the County Board 10 submit the question
of aiding the Kansas Central in some indie
pendent shape. The people, if We can form
any opinion Of their wishes, are in favor Of
,ae building of this road al almost any cost.
II it is the best and only way give them the
stock in the X. T. road, and give the TOpe-
ka road 500, 900 Of our bonds. We would
also advise the submission OF the question Of
aiding the Leavenworth 4 5. X. road. Sub
NIT all three propositions. They can be sep
arAtely voted upon if you desire 1T.
Gentlemen Of the Board, it Is your duty to
make up your minds as to what questions the
people want submitted and then lot the PEG,
pie have a chance 10 vote on them. First,
give u the X. G.; second, the Topeka;
third, the Southern road. We believe the
people estimate the importance Of the bnld-
ing of these roads in the order named above.
Secure the building of the. first without fails
and then secure the others.
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The COUNTY BOARD.

The proceedings of the County Board yes
ter!ay were intensity interesting. The court
room WAS thronged from morning until
night. The public sentiment seemed to
favor the policy We have heretofore marked
ont, to-wit: First-aid the X. CIR; sec
ond, the Topeka, and then the road south.
They want these roads, and demand
If possible that the Board submit some pro-
position that shall secure the building of all
Of them. The people are anxious, and will
vote such aid rs will secure their constrnc-
ton. 1t is hoped the Board will to-day
adopt such a policy as our material interests
demand, and which will meet the wants Of
onr people-a policy that viii, accommodate
all, and he unanimously endorsed. All con-
iicting interests must be harmonized.
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TILE aOuNIY E0ARD.

The discussion of the various railroad
propositions before tbs County Board was
continued through the day yesterday. Many
new propositions were made, some good and
come tritiing ones, but last night it was evil
dent to the dullest mind that the people were
ia earnest; they wanted not only one railroad,
they wanted two or three at least, and were
willing 10 vote the required aid needed 10
secure their construction. The County Com
nirsioners have expressed themselves willing
to vote for such propositions as the people
wsntei. They must now he convinced.
The compromise resolutions agreed upon,
giving aid to the three roads, were put TO the
people, the Court room WIS crowded, and
the vote wa. one unanimous aye" There
can now be no mistake a. TO the will of the
people; they are united and in earnest. LAT
no time in our history has there been such a
oneness Of purpose.
Gentlemen of the Board, it only remains
now for yor to net. The responsibility de-
wolves upon you. You must agree, you mrfst
act, and act to-day.
You have it IN your power, simply by the
submission Of such propositions as Won know
the people want submitted, 10 inaugurate a
rev history in the affairs OF The city and
couu E I"ryenworth.
Inc ..T5-S of the past can in part he re-
trieyed. You cannot shirk The RESPONSE
sility. You must meet it. Io'-s dirty is so
plain that if you were blind you co.., not fail
.. snowiag the right Ana ii il.ere is a
man among you who fails OF doing ais duty,
the people will hold him to strict account.
We have faith that You will unite upon some
policy that is just 10 all. Ii We are light in
thin hope, the day il not far distant when
even our neighbor- will acknowledge Leav-
enworth the proudest city in the Missouri
Valley
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THE VOTE.

II must i,e remembered that the submis-
sion Of the question to aid three roads can
Ice carried much more easily than one or two
Of them. The three roads will command the
vote of six towns and the city. We want
the whole work done now. II We attempt to
do this work in detail, We will meet with the
same trouble at each election. Now is the
time We would also advocate the voting Of
another 100000 bonds for the CarhondaIe
road
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A Rur OF CHlNExE uOSsuP.
How = New H0sk Beauty Lost usenrs
Win . Ae0o6e0.

sss~ = New Yesk Beauty Lost Hears
Win . llesskeo.
An unusual tit-Lit is now going the rounds
Of fashionable gossip, saws the New York
.Nar, relating to strange fancy of at uptown
belle for 4 veritable heather Chinee."
The youn. lady in question il an exceed
ingiy stylish and handsome brunette, who has
been splendidly educated II the Georgetown
Convent, where she graduated about year
ago. Since that time she has been the sole
mistress Of her fathers elegant and aristo-
cratic mansion near Murray Hill it
The young lsdy i n,otherleo and an only
child. She has beea indulged in every vhim
BY her fond father, who is immensely pruud
Of hisdaughter' beauty and accomplishments.
About six months ego the father took into
the house butler or seward, . remarkably
clever and Intelligent ChianaA. 'CAt-like,c
drezmy-eyed, yellow and Slim the new but.
Ter performed his duties admirably. II vas
not long, however, until the almond eyes of
the Asiatic and the sparkling orsr OF his
besutiful mistress interchsnged many dances
Of admiration whenever the duties Of che
household brought them together IN consul.
tatiou. Longer and more frequeat became
their interviews. More and more iassressed
were they in their household accouus.-sDd
with each osher. The servanh vhnpered
among themselves about the ar,nee intimacy
between their mistress and that "heathen
Chinee, whose smile vas 10 child-like and
bland"
About two weeks ago the father came home
unexpectedly, and entering the libs,Ey sud-
denly, was honor struck 4 the sieht Of his
lovely dauOhfer n the arms n the lcv;r.
''celeaial." The way hat he vsnt for la
.Heaihea CAtnee would have giddeael
the heart Of M. Wilian Nye, could h
have Witnessed ths scene thas elsusa In
vain Tie daaghaer Gid. pleading ker love,
avouing her determination 70 marry him.
II only sdded fuel to The flame Of wrath con.
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MARROW GAUGE RAlLROA ID.
The Country In Earoest for the X.
R-NOW In the Time.

The Country In Ear0est for the X. 4.
R--NOW n the Time.
GRAssHoppER FALLS, July 5th, 1871.
Editor Of TIE Tunes:
The present seems to be the era from
which we shall date the perfection Of our
railway system in Kansas. The geographic
cal relation Of Kansas to the East, West,
and South, demand the building Of these
public thoroughfares in every part Of the
State. This being so inevitable, the ques-
ton is then, what kind Of roads shall we
build
THE TINES, with its commendable zeal,
laboring for the good Of the whole State, has
been answering this question to the satisfac-
ton Of the most thoughtful Of our people.
From the nature, or rather from the in
equality Of the surface OF the West, especial
" Kansas, the building Of the old system
of railways is productive Of so much ex-
pense; that home or Eastern companies
| cannot he induced to take hold Of and push
them forward, unless the government makes
heavy land grants, and in addition the peo-
pie vote heavy taxes and burthens upon
themselves. VIVA, then is the result !
Many Of the best portions Of the State must
do without a railroad, or he oppressed 10y
the exorbitant rates of those they already
have. The Kansas Central Company Of
| your city have proposed theory that is
looked upon by some az mere innovation,
and by others as just the thing We need. Ii
has struck new chord in the public mind
that IL vibrating all through Northern and
Central Kansas, and meets the earnest APP
prevail Of all who desire the speedy develop
ment Of our State This narrow gauge road,
approved by experienced engineers, will he
the precursor of a system Of railways that
will travel every valley in Kansas.
Occasionally We may hear from snch COR
respondents As the Jefferson County CORES
pendent of the Topeka Commonwealth, 50
heartily endorsed by that paper, but they
will he only occasional. Jefferson county
needs and wants connection with the metrop-
oils Of the State by this "ndIToT rdlrood. y
Brown county has been awakened to a sense
Of its need. The article in The TIMES
from Major Morrill,, of Hiawatha, speaks for
itself Leavenworth should by no means
overlook the suggestion. a narrow gauge
road from Grasshopper Falls to Falls City,
Neb., via Hiawaiha could be built with but
little oo-; u, the GrasshopIer Valley, and
Lesvenworth in the end reaIs an abundant
reward for her "new departure"
We sre anxiously awaiting the decision Of
the people of Leavenworth county, hoping
the proposition Of the company will be ac-
copied so that our village may have direct
connection by rail with our largest city.
j. A. A.