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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02

Officer Malone, returned yesterday
from Independence, No, bringing US in
formation in relation TO serious cutting
ARRAY which occurred in that moral and
peaceful town on Monday last. Two men.
named respectively Thomas Mahan and
Michae, Glenn, were seated in saloon en-
gagged ia playing cards, when they became
involved in dispute over some little trivial
point, and being warned by the proprietor
not to fight on his premises, adjourned to
the street to ''have il out" Here they en-
gagged ia terrible fight, and during the
melee Glenn drew a long dirk knife and
slashed open the abdomen of Mahan, Great
log horrible and unsi shtiy wound, from
which the entrails proiruded and dropped 10
the ground.
A phvsicisn was at once summoned and
everything done for the suffering man.
He may possibly recover. Glenn fled
the town after the commission of his terrible
deed, and has not yet been captured.
Mr. Malone says the citizens of Indepen-
deIce all 60 armed, and at the Merchants
Hotel he noticed that every man at the table
had one or more revolvers stuck in his belt.
THE LATE HOMICIDE.
Concerning the Chiles tragedy, the Kan
aas City Journal says:
Prosecuting Attorney Yeager received a
dispatch Tuesday, from Independence, to
come down and take the deposition of young
Chiles in regard to the affair, it being thel.
belief thst I've was about to die. On arriving 1
there Mr.. Yeager found him much improved
aad resting quite easE. He declared he did
not intend TO die and would be |,
well enough in a day or two to ride I
his pony. Mr.. Y. did not take his 4
deposition, as the attending physicians have
hopes of his recovery. The bali has not been
extracted vet, as the doctors fear he can not
survive the operation, though the boy tells
them 10 ''cut away, l can stand ii" he al
so gave orders 10 his brother about his pony
and other stock, but does not refer TO the
calamity nor his fathers death. 4
DEPUTY Marshal Peacock was worse ves
terday, but hopes of his recovery are still!
entertained. MIR. z. thinks the whole diff
Guilty could have been avoided If the by-
ISLANDERS had not interfered, az he IS conf
dent that he could have disarmed Chiies and
thereby prevented bioodshed. Mr.. Peacock
serionsIv regrets the whole matter, though
the relatives and friends of Chiles exonera.e
him from all blame.
Young Peacock delivered himself To the
authorities, and was released on 81, Goo bail.
1t is surmisea that be shot himself while
drawing his pistol, though il il not positive
ly known to be the case.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02

LIE: hin, bring it to the LsavenWOrth tx
pos;tion. Messra. Simmons & S!aiger offer
8 special premium, of $50 for the best TWEEN
~ hounds OF leaf tobacco raised in Kansas.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02

DR.: A. W. Hoover, neir Buriingame,
has raised some splendid tobscco this year.
-Osace Sentinel.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02
War arted to Eject . Positiv. ure
PURELY VEGETABLE

Containing no mercury, minerals. or de!etsrious
Drugs.
eBOberve the following synptoms resulting
from The digestive organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles. Cullness Of the Blood
to the Head, Acid.ty Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn Di gust for Food Fullncss or Weight in
Hur'i' a did: Breath Nc, Fipuering Of the
Hear. Choking or Suffoeating Sensations when in
Lying posture, ifcnness OF Vision, Dots OF Webs
Deficiency L. Perspir ,tion, Yelowne-s Of tire SAN
a"d Eyes, Paiu in thu side, Chest, Limbs and
sutde Hr.hes Of Heal, Burning 10 the aesh.
few o. Of
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02

From the Holton Express We learn that on
Thursday last. at o'clock p. M, shooting
a6osy occurred between R. W. Lister and
son, Elf Lickly,er, and Spec. Robinson, all
the parties living on the head o. South &c.
dar.
The particulars, as We learn them, are
briefly as follows 1t seems the parties have
had come trouble, and the three former came
to Holtcn 10 have Robinson ar
rested, bu, the latter il eeeu.
succeeded in reaching the place first,
when come words were had between the par.
ties at Bishops drug store, and Robinson
and Lickly,er sailed into esch other and
commenced fighting. Robinson shot once
and Licklyter twice, but We are not informed
Who fred the frt shot. Neither one of the
shots took effect, and Robinson was then
beaten with revolvers in the hands of his
snemies, and his face and head Gu. in ter
rible manner.
We undesstand. ] Robinson is irrational,
and that his skull Is fractured in tvo places.
An the pareies have been arrested AID
have given hail for their appearance before
the police Iudse. So,
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eS To son PET day, Agent. wanrea.
pie, Of either sex, young or old, make more money
At work for in their spare moments or an me
same, than at anything else. Particni.rp ffec
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tstsu me IbliUVtn- oil u letter from
Rivers, wife Of Rev. DR.. Rivers, OF the most
learned, eloquent and popular ministers of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and " no is present
stationed at Broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
louisville. Ky, Oct. 5, 1865
Dr.. JOHN BULL-Dear sir: Many kind u anks
10 you for the medicine you have 50 kindly given
NE. have been a great sufferer for years, and
had the advice of various physicians. Some pro-
nounced my spine, some my fungs, and some my
heart TO be the seat Of the disease. l have been
burnt, blisteTed and cupped until L nave become
dishearrened. Several very eminent phyicians
who have examined my spine Informed me that
was Threatened With paralysis or apop!exy any Az
aad that nothing but ssaIon would relieve
had perfect horror of this, and Eesitafing
about having one inserted. wh-n you kindly sent
me your SaIsapsriiil which l Immediately begun
10 take three times dry. had suffered terribly
with most acute pa in the ri. hit side of my nesd
especially when would re d write Tor any
length of time, and on rising 10 my ieet 1 wcud
be perfectly blind for some minutes, and would
have TO hold 10 something To preyent ialiirg
/ ana most happy to inform you that tee pain
in my head is entirely relieved; suifer hut sell
dom with MY spine, but not 50 aeuieiy- My ap-
petite is good ind ed, for the rrst time in my,
life, l enjoy my dianlr more than any other meal
during tie day.
You kindly sent rle four bottles again last
night, and began ssaIn this morning, and hore
To re entire relieved. Please accept my heart
ie!t thanks and best wishes.
Very truly your Il. ust grataisl friend.
NJ b. e. Rivers.
Ny i,IrnGl a5ounds with similar letters, all OF
which guarantee 80 BE- genuine; and written by
the pers whose ;EIes they bear.
Do not suffer yourself TO be imposed or. Don't
be drawn awsy after and doubtful expert
ments. Don't risk your health by letting novices
esp 'riment upOl YOU with their trash.
My Sara "a lila has stood the test for over tven-
tydve wears it is still the Sars,psris OF the d,y
and OF tn age, towering over all others IN popu-
laIity aud It's curative qualities.
Avoid ali those rho trying 10 palm off on
nsb of lta ~
her it is DR. J0hn Ball.. Sarsspsriila, of Louisville
ky., that is the cd and relI hl- remedy for im-
pufities OF the booi aud scTotdlous affections Al
ways bear tina; in mird.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02

The genuine article mus, haze Or. John Bulls
privass stamp on eaeh bottle. Dr, John Bell only
has the right To nuf.ciur- and sell the original
John j. SiHith's Tonic syrup, Of Louisvilie, Ky.
Examine wei the label e,sh bottIs- ii my
pTIys:e stamp il not each bottle do not pur-
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advertisement and my show card. | VIII pro-e-
cate any one infringing On my ght. Tie s.nu-
inc Smiths Tonic syrup sHiy be prepared
by myself The Tusiic's servant.
DR. JOHN BGLL,
Louisville, Nov. 5, 1853
july tU eat aeov
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02

Victims Of this awful disease are found In every
neiShho.l,ooa, 10 alInos every house.
For heIu AID for their fr eui. have ii !ings OF
good cheer and hOpa--Ihe anaOunceui mt OF 4 mos,
important discovery, firm bas Il upon COMMON
ems; ami reason ~ winch 'hc !errir!. na.ady Is
pos lively c"nrrols ), agJ its victims restored
Iu health
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MEDICAL
The Romance Of Cure

The many evidcnces Of the extraordinary cures that
are daily reported = effected through
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02
THEONLYPAIN REMEDY

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ALLAYS INFLAMMATION AND CURES CON-
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Whether of the Lungs. Stomach, Bowe.s ether
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IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
No Ilat CT how violent or circulating the pain,
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02
Shooting Aifrmy nj Isemni>cn

Advices from Dennison, Texas, bring Ii:
the particulars ia relation to bloody en-
counter which occurred in that place o.
Wednesday lat.
The principals in the affair were Col.
Thos. Lip-co,hb and Col. Fi:lhush. and the
scene of the encounter was Riiey's drVg
store.
The testimony taken in the inquest is en-
tirely too voluminous for publication, but
the substance of j. ali is to this effect:
Henry S. Riley had bought of Waterman,
Well 4 Star, an sccount against Col Fitz-
hugh, and had levied o. Firzhugh's gun for
the same. Col. Fitzhhgh, when informed
by Riley of the same, denied owing the firm
OF Waterman, Well 4 Star anything, and
went to zee the firm, when he learned that
the account was for clothes bought by Fitz-
hugh's ron. Col. Fi,zhngh returned to
Riley's store and told Riley that he had no
RICH. to levy upon his property for debts con
tracied BY other parties.
Col. Thomas Lipscomb, who was at the
time in the rear part Of the sore, said TO
Col. Fi,zhugh that ii was a debt contracted
by Fiizhush Bros. Patrick Fiizhngh, who
was near his father. said Fiizhugh Bros. did
not contract the debt. The evidence here i.
that Riley then handed Lipscomb a pistol.
and Li.'scomb replied to Patrick Fiizhugh
,ha: it Vas a lie, and drew his pistol and
s7i! cone on, am ready for YOU. Col.
Fi'zhash said he did not wish any diff
Guilty. Lipsbomb commenced firing his
pistol at Fi,zhush. Filzhugh then drew his
pistol and returned shot simultaneously
with LipscoDb's second shot. Lipacomb
retreated into the rear yard, firing all the
time at Col. Fitzhugh and his SOC.
Col. Fitzhush followed him up with a
dsrripger pistol in ore hand and knife in
the other, when Lipscomb fired the last
shot, before he was arrested, Patrick Fiiz.
hugh calling out. II am shot," and fell
backward in his brothers arms. I.ipsconb
and Fitzhugh we're arrested and disarmed
in the yard. Col. Fitzhueh said, "my con
is dying, let me go TO him." and he went
into the store to thu. eide of his dying son.
DR.. F. Sanford was called and examiued
the wound. The ball entered the body on
the right side between the lower rib and
groin, ranging upward severing an artery
which caused death by internal hemorrhage
This examination vas confirmed by Drs.
Field and Cooke. After young Fiizhush
fell he spoke but few words and di. d in
less than an hour.
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For every use Of Cod Liver o., Ht. wilson 8
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For the safe internal administration o. carbnlc
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ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE.
LEA Z PEIXMS' Woecesssrshirs Sauce
i4sf.a.a, Is INDISPENSABLE.
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WORMS.
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LEAyENw0RlH NARBLE WORHS
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02
Kansas state Fair.

KaDsAs state Fair.
The Commonwealth has good account Of
the State Fair now being held at Topeka.
and says all departments are well represen'-
ed, and the daily attendance is on the in
crease.
The exhibition made in building by IL
self of the products along III, line of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad is
said to be one Of the graudest features of the
exhibition. On Tuesday there were three
races. The first was a half mile dash, with
two entries, and the Solomon City PONY
managed to get it first, although its sorreI
competitor attempted TO beat ii in by coming
across lots. The second race was half
mile dash with three entries, among whom
vs Lop Eared John, owned by
Jewell; Jim Loop, the property
Of Geo. c. Crowther, Esq, and
0;lpin, owned by Lamasney. The horses
got good start, and when almost opposite
the judges stand, Jim Loop was seen to
Stumble and fall, and his rider went flying
over his head for the distance Of at least
twenty feet and making two or three somer-
saults after striking the ground. A CRY of
horror arose from those Witnessing the sceDe,
end all interest was lost in observing the
fnish. The boy, q son of Mr.. Scott. plas-
terer, of Topeka. was found to have been
badly bruised, with his collar bone and two
ribs broken. The race vas won with but a
neck to spare, by Lop- Eared John, in % sec
ouds. The third was . tr0tting race, two
bet in three, for all horses who hsd Fever
beaten three minutes. There were nine en-
tries and seven started. but such Was the de.
crease OF speed that Frank Sewers, owned
b G. W. Wolf. Esq, of Topeka, easily
won the heat in 2:53, with Coquette Is sec-
oud, Ben Wade a. third, and three Of the
hoFses distanced. The second hest was
much the same way, and in about the same
time.
THE oovEKNoRis SPEECH.
JW preceding the last race His Excel
lmcy Hon. Thomas Osborn, Governor Of
IL 0lnfs Of Kansas, was introduced 70 the
asdiaes By the president of the society.
Cs1anA Thonss Murphy, and delivered N
a1Assa, q which he reviewed the tzanspos.
an1isa question md the farnsS noveneat
n - dass a II spseeA - ssvezn~ val
- suulnaaiL
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02
AGUE and FEVER
Or CHlLLS AND FEVER,

cisinls for il superiority al reaediss ever Of
Ter 10 the public TOR the safe, certain speedy and
iarn4nent cure of Ague and Fever, or ChilIs and
Fever. whether OF long short starding He
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cur If the directions s;rctly followed and ear
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been cured by single bottle, with peri CT resto-
ration of general hath. 1t is. however, prudent.
and In every case more certain 10 cure, if its use
is continues in smaller doses a week or two after
The dis sase has been checked, more especially in
difficult ard long standing Usually this
medicine viii not require aid to keep the bowels
in good order. should the patient, however, re-
quire eathartic medicine, after havinsts tax three
or ioCr doses 81 the tonic. singls dose of Bull
Vegetable Family Pills will be su.ieient
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FEVER AND AGUE.

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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-08-28
A Naughty Parrot.


Last winter Grstiot st. saloon keep
er went to Cincinnati on a visit, and
while seeing the town he came across a
saloon sporting the wickedest old par
rot which ever learned to speak the Eng
lish language. Gratiot street stood by
and heard the parrot strip and tear for
a straight hour, and when he came home
the parrot came with him. All the way
up here the purchase "went for" bag
gagemen and brakemen, ripping out
oaths which Captain Kidd couldn't have
handled, and the further north he came
the more wicked he grew. Reaching
Detroit,his cage was hung up in the sa-
loon, and "Jack" has been there ever
since, up to Friday. Itwas poor day
whe N he didn't learn some new oath or
slangy expression and finally he became
so that nobody but hardened villain
could talk with him. He was sold last
Friday for $40, and his owner kept him
about an hour and then sent him as a
present to minister's wife who had
been attentive to his family during sick
ness. She was very grateful, having
often thought how nice it would be to
have talking parrot around the house.
"Jack" seemed put out by the change
of owners, and he sat on his perch all
Friday night and refused to say word.
Saturday morning the minister's wife
started for Pontiac, and she carried
"Jack's" cage into her husbands study
that neither might be lonesome. She
had been gone about an hour, and the
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-08-28
A Joke on the Cannibals.

The Cannibals of p. L. Barnrm may
be genuine subjects of His Majesty King
Thokambau, of the Cannibal Islands,
and, for all that is known to the con-
trary, they may have been fattened and
nutured on roast missionary and sailor
fricise, varied by change now and
then in the way of stewed nature,ever
since they were old enough for such ra-
tions. Far be it from the writer to ex-
press the least doubt that the ininable
Prince Of Humbugs did not ransom
them from furnishing the solid viahss
of feast to select party of their fei-
low cannibsls by paying many thousand
dollars for their ransom, as stated daily
in the ring, under solid compact that
they should be sent back after q certain
time, and when duly fattened up. All
that is neither here nor there. But
there was a singular circumstance con-
nected with their stay here which, in
a faithful history of current events,
should be recorded. Amer the crowds
had gone into the circus tent on Tues
day, aud hus y few left in the menagerie
two valuable elks got entangled BY some
means in the ropes they were tied with,
aud before they were discovered, both
the beasts were nearly strangled; one
of the cannibals happened to see this
precarious state of affairs, jumped up
and shouted to his comrade in the best
of Enlish. ssBill just look at those elks,
Come and help loosen them or they will
Ale sure ~ Rill obeyed the summons
with alacrity, and after some more
swearing in good English, the animals
were rescued. The eannibals are genu-
inc species, of course, but how the deuce
did they ever learn to speak sech good
aud fluent English e-IsdfanGpelis Sen
! tinei.