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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-14
LEGAL.
SheriFs Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF LEAvESwoRrH.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
OF the state OF Kansas, sitting in and FOX Lsav.
enworth County, in said State.
JOHN II. Beach, Plaintiff,
Madison Mills, Marsare. Mills.
wife of said Madison Mills, Robert
NJ. Reniek, Isaac J. Pollard,
Charles sampson, Atlantic Bank,
OF New York, German savings
sank, OF Lesvenworth, Jenk rs
W Morris, James l.. Alternately
John N. Alternately, John
Mckee, Lucien scott, Lyman
Scott, George r. Hines and Case No, 5.u
David W. caves. Margaret
Mills. widow Of Madison Mills
Ellen VI. Mitchell. vile of VIII
liam q. Mitchell Emma j
Brewer, wife Of Dr. John W.
Brewer, Frank III. Mills, Clara
Mills and Margaret Mills, heirs
NJ Law of Madison Mills, de-
ceased. and A. e. Van Duyn. al
minisiTa,or of thcestate of Madi-
Soil Mills, deceased, peiendantS-
DUB!IC notice is hereby given that under and
j by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the
above numbered action, in and by the above named
Court, aud OF = special execution issued on said
judgment, 10 me directed and delivered, ! VIII on
Tmaiey, the All dog Of September, A. ID.
1873,
At II % clock OF that day, at thee curt House
door IN the city OF Leayenworth, in the
county aud State Aforesaid, offer at public
sale AMI sell separately TO the highest
bidder, for cash in hand. each OF the
following described tracts of land, situate lying
and being In the county OF Leavenworth and
State OF Kansas, namely.
The cas-; half OF the southwest quarter of section
number twelve ii2l, and the northeast quarter aud
the southeast quarter AMI the east half Of the
northwest quarter, and the east hail OF the SOUTH
wcs,quarter OF section numYr thirteen lSl, all in
township number nine tyi. OF range number
twenty 1.-TWO (22l. and the northwc quarter OF
ton number eighteen uS), In township number
nine 90, Of range number twenty three t:ss).
said property is 10 be sold as commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance OF said
judgment. THOMAS LEpSAED,
sheriff OF Lcavenworth County, Kansas
Sherif's O1hee, Leayenworth city, July 18th,
A. D., is13-
SrIuIrNes Il FESLoS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
IuIyllti
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STATEOt KANSAS
CoUSIY OF LEAvESwoRrH.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
OF the state of Kansas sitting and l,r Lraven-
wcrth county in said State.
Il. NJ. Dunlevy Agent, PlaintifIl
vs.. Ease NJ. :, a9ii !,
Il. e. Barker, Defendant.
DY NIEIJE "f an execution to me directed
ID and delivered, issued out OF tn. District
Court of Inc First judicial Dstr1ct Of the State of
Kansas, sitting in and Tor Leayenworth County in
sail State, AMI Of the jud ,,ment rendered in the
above entitled action, l Will, on Thursday, the
18th day of September A. 1873, at II - clock A. NJ
Of sai DAY, at the Court House door in the Cty of
Leavenworth, in the County and state aforesaid
offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, the following described tract OF
land, situate, lying, and being in the County of
LeayenwOrth, and state Of Kansas namely:
part Of the west hall of the southwest fractional
quarter dissection number eighteen 1sl, township
number nine ~. range number twenty zone (2I,
described as follows Beginning at the southw est
corner oil SAID lot running north fourteen 10 rods
I" stone; thence east ssyen t7l rods
thence south fourteen (li) TOis, thence west the
place of beginning, containing ninety-eight (3s)
rods, more or less.
said property to he sold rs commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance Oi said
Jud smen!.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff of IeaycnwoTth County, klnsa4.
Sheriff Offce, LeayenwOrth City,
July SOth. A. D., lsTa.
H. VI. HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
iuy29-diwid
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Barnum's DpiaiO0 Ut s'Ceataurs'--
the MAILMAN. Half Horse 81 flows
43S FIFTH AVENUE, NEW You }
May Oh, 1873.
GESTLEMES-I have pleasure in THANH
ing you for the case Of CESrAuR LINIMENT
sen, for the Use of our horsea and animals.
and That in white wrappers for our men.
IL would appear from the reports some Of
cur men send in tast your queer Linimeni ia
doing wonders fer hands all around. They
say it cures the horses of sprains. bruises,
etc, and acts equally az well on the thousand
and one animals, and the report is that the
Family Liniment does the work equally as
well for the men. Place the C-niaur where
it will do the most good, gentlemen, and you
will he happy. Your truly,
P. T. BaRNUN.
ToJ. B. Ro's C Co, IS RrnaiwAy, n. Y.
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Sarayed or St0len.

LSRaM tie subscriber July l., 1s7s, one large
II Bay Horse, six years old, black les, msDe
and tEil, small white SCOT in forehead, a little
white on one hind foot. and small snip On nose
was in fair condition.
Alss one Bay Mare, eight years old, thin in scsh,
black legs name aud tail, considerably galded on
breast with collar. Any information sent to
HAmiin postoftce Leading to their recovery viii be
thanktally received and literally rewarded.
july35d0 TdO6. QeDlo0R
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.gs do rot Enow that the loung Mems
Social Club will ''ohiec,," hut there is a
South Leavenworth girl going for that
equestrian prize offered by them with yen-
.esE.e. TIE iamgel ride- with q we'll
rounded limb on each side al the RALPH
tatirg s,eea, and she bids fair TO take the
fin, money ia the coming contest
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AT the Young Men-' Social Club hop,
the other evening, a gentleman skilled in
Waiting, who had due regard and admi-
ration for Strauss wal,zes, approached the
sargu. nianlrula,or-sh o,: though profess.
scs.ai in his way, does not subscribe for a
Musical Monthly-and asked him if he
would play "A Thousand and One Nights u
The arts, replied that he would take the en-.
gagement at t,ro dolldrs nigtt.
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PROPOSED ANETDMENT
Kansas. Submitted by the Leg fs:a-
turc nj Its Last Session, for the
Ratification Ov Rejection of
tsBe Electors Of the Ssst ns
tise Newt Sicoeral
Election.

liuhstiiute for House Jciut Resolution No. u,
Provi,ids for an u Icndmen, II the Cynstiiu-
ton.
BE - Feactei BY tie LegisG'sre Of tie S'He Of Ec4.-
tro hirds 81 al HE memlers ei..!eI 10 ,och
House ooacHTiHg hertiH:
SECTION l. That section two article two. OF the
Constitution of the state of Kansas, be amen led
so as To read as follows: The number Of Represent
tatiy's and Senators shall lie regulated hy law,
but shall never exceed one hundred and twenty
hve Representatives and forty Sanato:s- From
and after the adoption al the amendment the
House III Representatives shall admit one member
r" ea.n eosmiy ,d in . which v0, at eas,
east At the next preceding general
election; and e ,ch organized county in which les
than two hundred legal votes we've east at the
preceding general election, shall he attached a.
and constitute a pat Of the representative dis
Ti't OF the county lying next adjacent io ii on the
east.
SIC. >. This amendment shall he submitted 20
the electors Of this state. for adoption rejcc-
tiDnI at the next general election.
SIC. 3. The ual;ots used al said election shail
be written or printed IS follows: ''!or ameLa
nent to section two, article I'VE, Of the Cons,iu-
lion; OF. 'Aga,nst amendment To 81 lion two,
article tvo- OF re tonstiiu,ion.'
SEC. This act shall take effect and lie in iogce
from AMI after its publication in the "Har.,s
Weekly Commonwealth
t!rarbI tcsliE .Hss' me above JOINT lt7siitil'i
originated IN the House al Repre- 9enia.ives Feb
rUsty =, ini5, aud passed. that hhdy February u,
1913, tw0-ih rIs q; aii the menb eis elect voting
Therefore
JOSIAH KELLOGG,
Si'e lter of the iiouss Of Representatives,.
AIEN l. banks,
Chief Clerk ot The House Z" Representatives.
hereby certify that the above .ton: EeSci.,tian
passed the Senate March {, 1875 tso-tbiris oil all
me.r hers elect yCt'Ug theieior
=. = SLOWER,
President 81 tine Senate.
ire. . ctowTHER,
secretary of the Srra'"
Approved March 6, ls73.
IHoAAS \. OSBORN, Governor.
thereby ce'IIis th't the FOREGOING - n tree and
correct copy of the original enrolled toin Ee.niu-
ton now on hle in NV Office AMI that the same
was Published IL The ''ksnsa> Weekly Iomncu-
we@.tn'' April 10, iS.$.
IN testimony whereof | have hereunto sub
sCIihei nv name ami arIxei the great Seei OF State
bone at Topeka this .lst lay of july, \. ID 1873.
iSsNLl VI. IL. SsAILWutD,
S-lSv-fnoyf S'cTeta.s ,f St-te.
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LOCAL reporters who play pitch after
midnight cannot expect 10 prosper IN their
calling. -Commerciat
Aud thIs il another skirmish in "Life's
pa,,ls." l. it in body "a IN the beer? Did
''rope" have sny such experience in his
"Course OF rime, as Col. Houston IL now
having.
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BULLS
Sa Saparilla

Read the following extract of n letter from Mrs.
Rivers, wife OF Rev. Dr. Rivers, IN, OF the NEST
learned, eloquent and popular ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. and who is at present
stationed at Broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
Louisville. KY, Oct. S, 1863.
Dr.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Many kind thanks
To you Tor the medicine you have kindly gwen
me. have been great sufferer for years. and
hsd the advice Of various physicians. Some pro-
nounc,d my spine, some my lungs, and some my
heart to lie the seat Of the disease L have been
burnt, blisteroi and cupped until have become
no have examined my spine Informed that !
was threatened with paraly si- apoplexy any lay
ard that nothing but sraion would relieve me.
had perfect horror OF this, and was hesitaiing
about having one inserted. when You kindly sent
me your Sai saparilla which l immediately begun
To take three times day. had suffered terribly
with most acute pain in the right eide OF my hesd
especially when would red or write Tor any
length Of time, and on rising to my feet | would
he perfectly blind for some minutes, and would
have To hold to something To prevent falling.
/ am most happy to inform you that the pain
in my head is entirely relieved; I suffer but sell
dom with my spine, but not ~ acutey. My ap-
petite is good, ind ed, for the nrst time in my,
life, enjoy my diuner more than any other meal
during tie day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again last
night, and begun again this Morning, and hope
to he entirely relieved. Please accept my heart
fe!t thanks and hest wishes
Very truly your must grateful friend.
NJ Il. Z. Rivers.
NV journal ahcunds with similar letters, all of
which guarantee To be genuine; and written by
the persons whose names they bear
DO not suffer yourself 10 be imposed on. Don I
he drawn away after new and doubtful expert
nents. Don't risk yaur health by letting noyices
experiment upon you with their trash
My Sarsaoariila has stood the test for over twen-
tyGve years. IL is still the Sarsaparilla Of the day
aud Of the age, towering over all Others in popu-
iAiity and its curative qualities.
Avoid all those who trying to palm of on you
other extracts OF Sarsaparills so-called. RemenI-
Der il is Dr John Bulbs Ssrsaparilla of Louisville
Ky, that is the old and reliable teIuady b,r i'm
purites Of the blood and scr,ulOds affections Al
ways bear that in mind
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THE hes, evidence of the rapidly incress-
ing patronage extended 10 JOHN Seeker.
a, his clo,hing emporium ON Shawnee, is the
satisfaction his goods gives 20 his numerous
customers, which proves that all that Ia
..eeael 10 insure : good .rade in this city Is
to keep good articles, ANA sell them at the
lowest rates.
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AFTER a deliberation. which We think is
very nearly mature, We have arrived at the
conclusion that the Psola Spirit is one Of the
best of the very good weekly newspapers in
Kansas True enough, Perry is postmaster,
je, he gets LIME enough to prepare excel.
lent paragraphs every week, and withal his
items are presented in an attractive form.
The SPIRIT is certainly spirited paper.
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For Rent.

Tie store room now occupied by us, corner
of Fifth and Delaware, and fixtures for sale.
We will offer big Inducements on our entire
stock Of clothing unit! August 18Th, espec-
tally our summer good. Possession given
Immediately. Enquire on premises, or Of
Hershiieid 4 Mitchell.
iy30.itf REybEN & SHEEK.
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At the late convention Of Catholic
HenesoIents, held in this city, a Normal
schoo, for the training of Catholic teachers
Vas established at the jesuit college, situated
al Usage Mission 10 Southern Kansas. We
learn that the State Union OF Catholic
Benevolenis claim membership Of 1900.
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE Or KANSAS D
COUNTY OF LEAvENwORfH.
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Necessary.

Another delicate liiiie bn, ieel was
caugh; in the grating before the Postofiice
yesterday. Blu-hes rare and radiant chased
each other over ,h. fair face 81 the damsei
when she discovered her embarrassing si;ua-
ton, but after swaying back and forth once
or twic. she became released and went on
hs, yay rejoicing.
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sASrFAGTURaAs

Rev Barrel Factory Ssareed.
Mr.. Harry Benner, one Of our en,erpsis-
ing mech,niCs, has started 4 barrel f.ctory
On Delaware street between Seventh and
Eight, and il now turning out from 800 to
]. 200 barrels per week. These are all used
in neiehboring mills, and speaks veil fss
the milling Interests Of the city. Mr.. Ben
Der employs large number Of experienced
workmen, and intends TO still further in
crease his business If he can get STOCK. We
are glad 70 zee these small manufactures
eeierpri.s starting here and there within the
cityis ianiAA for they axe suss guaEaai6s
n sfabiliiy cd ssinsD PsaaRssiy.
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THEY have = fine qusrtetie at the Gala
bose. Two dusky nymphs run the so
,.,..c a.d alto. whii. a one-eared teno:
wresiies with b'oatei base in an adjoining
cell. They have not hal the advantage OF
the Normal academy, bnt sing eco Down
Moses" with energy and dispatch.
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THE slu Of 800 was paid for Monn-
ment Place grounds and church edihce by
the United Presbyterisns Ii the Presby-
ierians can remain united they will get along
finely. Mr.. Jackson, sho vas pastor OF the
Second Congregational Church, does no; ex-
MEET ia return 20 i@avenwoTth.
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Hay seed in ,h. hair and b.ue drilling
ov.ralIs are to he the prevailing styles for
politicians this fall. II is said that the ac-
ae.sions to the ranks of farmers for the last
two months of gentlemen that ne.er before
accented clover il something wonderful.
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Sheriff - Sale.

In the District Court II the First Judicial District
ot the State of Kansas sitting IN AMI loT Leayen-
worth County. in said state.
P.nilmin Franklin Flsnniken, Pam
I'M,
Ge0r,, W. Gardiner and Marcia A.
Gardiner, DEPENDENTS.
L and b. yiitue OF the judgment rendered in the
above entitled action in, AMI by the above named
court, and OF q special execution issued said
Judgment To- nie dire, ted and delivered, viii on
Thursday, he 25h dty Of 1agtst 4. d., 1873
Al II - clock, M, Of SAID day the court house
t,or in the city OF Lav-nworth, in the county and
state aforesaid, offer at public sale AMI sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow ing des
embed real property, situate, lying and being in
the county vi LeavenwOTtni and state vi Kansas,
namely.
All that part OF the beast quarter OF section
number ten tIDj, In township number niue (Sl, oi
range number twenty-five ty2i, living AND being
on the east side OF tine - New Lawrence Road"
siXty-Eye 90 acres of land, more or
less.
Said property is to he sold a. commanded by the
sail special execution AMI in pursuance Of ssii
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
SheriG Of Lalvenwortb County, Kansas.
Sherif's Office. LeayenwOrh City, July 18th,
a. ID. 1873.
wM. HIGIsGoTHAM. Attorney for Plaintiff.
iuiyIydlt
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Publication Notice.
STATE OF kANS AS.

5 JATE OF KANSAS,
LsAyESwoHTH COUNTY.
In the District Court OF the First Judicial Disr CT
Of the Slate OF Kansas, sitting in and Tor said
county.
Barclay Hollingsworth, P'aintif1
Fanny Hollingswcrih, Dcfend't)
lou, the defendant above rauns,., Iann, 'Iol
VIII tai rsiicc tina, yOa have been
sued ly the ylaintf, Barclay iioilinssyarth, in
the District Court Of the First Jau ciai District Of
fae State Of Kansas, sit;i in and for the county
Of Lasyeirsorth, and ,oJi Iu. answer the petition
tiled by said plaintiff in the said seiion or
before the 10Th day Of September. 4. ID 1873, or
said petition will he taken true and Judgment Of
divorce rendered accordingly.
NEWTON MaNN. Attorney for rleiniiH.
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4 CHErora girl at circus, acme ting
age, was hooking AT a cloSn wairfing bat
with stick, and she remarked TO her young
man that she "l-ed to do that" The young
~ an was looking at con,ort'onist in another
eart of the arena who had bis legs tied
around hi NECK, and an eSpanati"n was
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"CEREDRo-SrIsAL MENINGITIS" seemed
such terrible title 10 al old gentleman
named Russell in Atchison, who had
never heard it before and was quite Ignorant
Of its significance, thst..when told by the doc
Tor that suci, Wa the designation 81 his com
plant, he took down his rife and shot him
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SheriR's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
COUNTY or LEAVENwoRTH.
In the District Court OF the First judicial District
of the state Of Kansas sitting in ami for Lelven-
worth County, ia said state.
Austin NJ. Clark, y. 4.
Stone and NJ. 4, Clark,
Plaintiffs,
CasesNo. 52s.
Eliza +. Young and Isaac
Young, Defendants.
DUBIIC notice IL hereby given that under and
i by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action, in and by the above named
Court, AMI of a special execution issued said
Judgment 10 me directed aud delivered, 1 will ON
Thursday, The llh day Of September, A. ID. 1873
o clock a. H. of said day, at the Court House
door, in the City of LsayenwoTth, in the County
and State aforesaid, oder at public sale and sell To
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described tracts of land situate, lying AMI being liz
the County al Leav.nworth and State Of Kansas,
namely Lots numbers one ~ and two t2l In block
number six 90 in Clark and Rses' addition to Leay
enwOTth City, in said county and State.
SAID property is to be sold as commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Lcavenworth County, Kansas.
sheriff. pihcc, LsayenwOTth City, July 18th, A.
d f-7.i.
PEsDERY n GODDARD. Attorneys f,r Plaintiff
Iu2i-'tiwtd
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S.os'AS. lTFSs.
Ter ensh catches, rrecEt"s

And TN. nse Perry's Moth and Freckle Lo-
ton. II is reliable and harmless. Sold BY
druggists everywhere, Oepo, ~ Bond
street, New York.
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RELIEF IN TERI ss.NyTEs.
TnE GREAT FaEacH esMeDY.
REMEDY FREE.

We send simple ard sure means OF self-cure
for Consumption, BfonehiiL, Asthma, Caiarrh
seroiuia, end aay disease Of the Throat or Lung
nervous Debility, Premature Decay. Weakness,
spd al disorders brought On by youthful impru-
ience.
IUTILE 4 co, 3 Nas.an ST Nar Y.fk.
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Ia the District Court II the First Judicial District
oi the state OF Kansas sitting ia AMI TOT Leayen-
worth County. in said state.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
on MARRIAGE.

Happy Belle: ios Young aea !rU.n the e.ects q,
. ''r, aad buses in early life. Manhood re-
strI''. Imr-diIa.Ets 10 AsTTis.a relrvai New
metz. - treatment. Ne~ sni re.aaf kabse RENE.
dies l. IS and Circulars sent tree in sesIs-l e..
yeloFS,- a-tTass
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
iAv No. Souta sins. 81 rhii.i-ipbia "a.
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POnghkeepsie Female Academy.

poughseep,le, y. "a first-class Schoal in
every respect Home Comforts assured; CORPS Of
accomplished teacher large, and pupils carried
through our own Academic ami Collegiate course
atrei iDE any class Of Vasslr College, Reference
TO PATROLS. fo5 Catalogue containing terms, &c :,
iidTa-~ the Rector.
jsly13ecilm REV D. g. WRIGHT
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Ve0ailaeiOn.

Ventilation should be promoted in dog
days, overcrosding avoided, and scrupnloue
cleanliness about houses, streets and alleys
should be observed. The exhsla,ions from
decaying animal AMI vege able matter, pre-
pare even taGse children and somsn for in
stance, who keep out of the suns rays, for
death from heat. The obvious symptoms Of
sunstroke may not be Observed, but the hi b
heat Of summer. approaching to and even
exceeding the natural heat Of the body, is a
general cause Of summer ailnent. The
healthy body re-ist- these adverse condi-
tions; the weakened, overworked. or other
wise enervs!ed or abused system sinks I'M
der it.
W. are requested By the Atohison, Topeka
and Santa Fe RsilIo I'd Company to say that
their arrangements are nov fully perfected
for taking charge Of ali products cent them.
The Station Agents all along the line have
been advised 10 receive and forward to the
general ofnce at Topeka, all samples left at
the various dePot-.
Mr.. s. I. Kelsey, forester Of the road, has
charge of everything connected with this
matter, and all correspondence on the sub.
ject should be addressed to him at HutchiA
son, Kansas, DIV
Father FIrzsERALD's picnic 10 Boz
chanan's Grove, on the Narrow Gauge, on
the 18th, promises to be grand affair. The
grounds are beautiful and we'll shaded,
and nothing will be left undone BY the
estten up Of Tie affair to make il one Of the
nost pIsasant, social, and the most enjoyable
If IL snsA n sakss ass ely IS cents
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THE Agricultural and Mechanical Assoc
citation of Platte county, will hold their an
nual Fair on the grounds near Platte City,
commencing September I'D and continuing
FIVE DAYS. They extend general invita-
lion to the people Of Leavenworth.
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JOHN N DAVIS, WHO re-ides eight miles
above SEMI. word 10 police headquarters
tia. he has had stolen from hun bright
hay horse wears Of age.
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The man who b,usbt "PSpe's Cour-e OF
Tine" a, the library sale is going to have
the volume rebound in elt, and present II
20 the senior editor Of the Commercial. He
prefers Po;,c TO Pollok.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-08-14
r.npIe- 81 the Face, H,achncnts nn,:

Use P--ry's Improved Coriedone and
riRple !.e:noiiv-i;ie great skin MEDICINE.
Prepared only by DR.. i. G. Perry, Dema-
,olosi-,. Depot 49 Bond street, New York.
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