The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15

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THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1873.
THE TIM Els
OFFICIAL PAPER
.. CITY or LEAvEN WORTH,
COUNTY OF LEAvENWORTH,
UNITED STATES.
THE LEAvENWORIU TlMN
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the TSnes, Conservative, and Bulletin, tn
# fkres Oldest dniiies IN Tie State. Our daily an
,,eeklv circulation has reached fgsre neser Be.
fore as1ined IN EGmap JosznntuSa. Ii On
% extensive uiA the SUITE, he Missouri P"'sss,
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NOTICES
n this column sciH Be CHARGED as foiiO.cs:
For Eoy liaes o~ less, one dollar, tn>n,y-6ss
cents for each additional line.
CITY NEWS.
> RAIN fell in copious showers yesterday.
II was thankfully received and appreciated.
The Good Templars will have an cxcur.
-, -ion next Saturday.
LEAVE your orders for ice at Geo. I'm
methun's Drug Store, cosner Of Fifth and
> Cherokee streets.
BURNEs & DILL, Attorneys, have removed
!. to the corner of Fifth and Delaware streets,
Thompson's block. Fee card.
: Ice delivered in quantities to snit pur-
chasers bv leaving orders at Geo. Umme-
thun's Drug Store, corner Of Fifth and
{ Cherokee streets.
? Col. HABERLEIN's condition last night
was very critical. He was unable to talk
and couldn't recognize his friends. His re-
covery is considered very doubtful.
A POLISHED foreigner that We know Of
thinks that he is keeping his approaching
wedding very secret. The truth is more
! than a hundred ladies talk about it every
day.
OFFICIAL proceedings Of the County
. Board appear in to days TINES. The pres
ent se.eion has special reference to the valu-
ton Of condemned property.
We have heard considerable of the bust
ness activity Of Atchison of late, and might
possibly have believed in it had We no: run
across the following item in the Patriot:
'One solitary wagon graced the market this
morning."
Our citizens should call a meeting to
assis. the officers Of the Post TO arrange ap-
propriate services for Memorial Day. Where
are Hopkins, Moller, Shreve, Goddard and
a host Of other gentlemen who are usually 30
enterPrising.
Called Mee,ing.
The brewers and saloon keepers of the
city are requested to attend meeting, TO be
held at the Mount Vernon House, corner Of
May 18th, at s p. m, TO transact business of
importance. dit
FRANCIS SIMoNs. the rolikiDg dispatch
boy of the Western Union Telegraph Office,
lost his dispatch book" yesterday. A re-
ward in sum somewhat less than hundred
dollars will he paid to the finder il lie re-
turns the book to Master Simons.
CHAs. WELLER has had the mechanic
and arts. at work in the interior of his jew.
elry store. Everything about the establish
ment ia pleasing TO the eye, and withal neat,
exceedingly tasteful and not less elegant than
the proprietor himself.
| Personal.
A. ". Moore, Esq, the accomplished ed-
itor of the Holton News, paid n. the compli-
nent of a visi, yesterday. Mr. Moore pub
fishes a readable paper. ard receives an
excellent patronage from the citizens OF
Jackson county.
THE Fourth United States Infantry are en-
route for the Modoc country. 1t took
twenty-five cars of the Kansas City, St.
Joseph and Council Bluffs road to transport
them and their baggage and trappinss. They
crossed the Missouri; at Council Bluffs and
took the Missouri Pacific railroad.
CITY ASSESSOR SCHMIDT gives notice in |
another column that he will commence At |
once TO take up the statements of personal
property subject to taxation, and requests
persons to have then ready, and if conven-
lent return them to his office without being
called on for them. Roll up gentlemen, and
hand in your reports, you will find Oliver
Diefendorf in the office glad to welcome you.
A SOUTH LEAvENwoRTH young lady
AYERS that that the shadowy pan.omime item
about q girl with q mans arm around her
waist, couldn't have been intended for her,
because she and her beau never sit near the
window curtain. 1t seems that her panto-
mime is only in rehearsal, and not on ex-
hibition.