The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-31

TMeek!u Gimes
ThURsDAY, AUGUST 81, ISL
Topeka people are ag'a'i'g The ~kalini
rink question.
JoHN SEcKIER i-rspscied home an lev
days with $40 Goa so,ih @: clothing,
Work ON the rsu r's,fG is being pa>het
forward. The root l. exp-cte'! {" arrive
soon.
PEOPLE visiting Nsr-a~ :iy will hereafter
have their baggage overi.auled hy the yIgi'
lance commjiie4. That viii he pleasant.
WE are i.,ieined Ia Mr.. Richard Babcock,
of Platte 20 .nly, No, Tor snme very large
apples and p...i'e-.
MORE L,.v-nrror,h people are now ab,
sent in the Ea-i .aIn have been seiore tor a
long time Among the ,tsse.,tees are a large
number of merchants, who will se,urn with
enormous quantities of goods.
GAIT THOMAS informs u hat the track
on the ID. X l.. u /. L. il finished out
twelve mites from Denver. lie rode out
ten mile- in one gf the smoking ear, aad
reports everything all O. K
THE Bu,,tia. Of hat rity, -ay- "ksnsts
CITY is the pride of Southern Kansas
Great God. -. Lgui- the pride al Chicago.
Omaha the pride q: Connri' Bluff. John
Smith the pride o' his ,tep.n"iher. Give Us
rest.
PLUMM.R Il N"i;TH propose 10 have The
hes; bell ia the c.,y "n their mill building
1t will be struck ever half hoar al night,
and in case ct iiTr will 40 good service.
Their mill will D.. -'arred rex: Mon
day.
CoNFoRTABIE day. -. delightfully."- cool
nights render lie rnu E. les of a burden than
il was a few weeks ago. IL :ari, may say
the condition 81 the hnmsn family in this
part Of the w,ri - WIS., ,iv '.He.iorsIed by a
touch Of autumn bE-. D.. Long Iaay they
blow.
We are in receipt q; 'he premium list,
rules and regulations ui the Eighth Annual
Fair of the Brown County Agricultural So
ciety, to be d.id Al HiI~a la GA the Dist,
22d and e3i o. September. Brown l. one Of
the best coua r.. Ia the safe, and its enter
prising citizen sill present a iirst cls-sexE:-
bition.
PEOPLE "a. ave had the lore;i ought
and enteriri-e 10 i'iani trees and sATubbesy,
have passed Il oBb.nr'abie summer, while
their foolish nsish.a,r- have suffered untold
mi-eries from neglect iD provide shade
There is seldom cxc,!se iUr = properly holder
who has his residence gr",!iids deycid Of
trees.
A PONY, be.o.gfug TO Gen. Eagte, fell
twenty five feet in = ssunr quarry, at Eact-
ler's Grove, on Wednesday, ai Wa not n-
jured beyond the i,7ial shining OF one
leg. In his desceil az i..-,, Sinlck pro-
iecting ledge of roc. zee ne was thrown
out by the concu,siuu = sufficient distance 10
clear the Dangerous gTonu;; and strike ia a
pond.
The OIathe Mirror Ee.rs it rIniorei on
the streets that on Sandav eyenia.. last, = |
"youth" accompanied lady home from |
church, and while ,eated ia me rarior, the |
fair ones mother Appeared WITH : piece OF
bread and butter, and handing, a 10 tl!rl, said:
''Sonny, take thus ami rim hotuc 30 your |
mother" The child has looked sick ever
since.
w learn from the Ne,rs tina; vigilance
committee IL 20 tee formed in Kansas City,
and that paper asks, Has i, come to this"
As every stranger j. considered 4 i.orse .hief I
or murderer where n,oi, law prevails,
Kansas City will IL a nice place for travellers.
Our neighboIs Ia IL, ri!Ied III being 50
overrun with cut ;hrua;s iha; the civil law is |
powerless.
NEWTON was the Scti:e al another outrage
AZ "a.
result was equally fatal I" l;.. 1t appears
that numhsr - horse have cen stoivn
from the town ans! vicinity, n.ld until y,sirr-
dav no one VS. caught This man was
caught at the -i,,"k ya.dS. wagon Pole |
was put across H.. corner ui iruce and upon
this the guilty one Wa hang unit! life was ex-
tinct.
THE Lawrence Tribune, il referring TO our
remarks on the Douglas County racing purses
SAYS:
The TINES thinks that the object in hav
ing races is Ia develop speed, and if SO, the
highest pur-r s!Ioud tie gwen to the fastest
horse, unlimited Ia previousexplolts. This
NAV open up a question; still we have impli-
cit confidence IA The Infringement OF the oih-
oil our Agricultural @'rtttiE III lhtN
have made mistake thsv will rec;i,y If.
We hop they will decide 10 admit all
horses in the STATE, without limitation, and
not merit any ia ,rge OF partiaiiry.
OUR rep"rtr, met Yesterday gentleman
who has been living in L7avenworth during
the last few months. The his; remark Of
the latter WIS, Kansas Ciiy J. lively. but
Leayeuworrh i, terrible DUH. There is no
business going on in that city. ''-kGasas
City Journal.
We are very glad to notice that The hars
are generally seeking more appropriate
localities. Every Hian OF honest. and sense
knows that ,hr. iiaiIs- many goods are
shipped up Tie n. 7. read from Leaven-
worth, AS fro n ,,ir aegAhoring city below.
WE don't know who - .eicrT,c; 10 IN the
following from tn. { .;tnnwo0G Falls Leader:
"A Leavenwnr,h man bought the -sround
north OF Sixth avenue an winch Emporia is
situated, from an Indian. bat never had the
deed recorded After 'he iniiIn died his
heirs sold the same property - he Town
Company, The heirs a. lhe ursi purchaser