The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-02
OPINIONS AND xHS.
Collected and COnd ense<i f.GI, ESsn.a>
Newspapers.


Newspapers.
Highland University commenced lis
present session with 1l5 students.
Another bond proposition has been de-
feated. This time in Louisville township,
Potlawa;omie county.
The best coon hunter OF the State IS Il
practicirg physician at Council Grove.
"Throw physic' to the coons.
The observing genius of the Lyndon
Sentinel has made this discovery:
No matter how amia5le lady may be,
fashion row demands that she shall appear
RULED ii public.
A thief entered the house Of Dr. J. IL.
Bradford in Council Grove, che night Lust
week, and stole theEefrom $3.50 in currency.
/ he Deaoea az records the robbery.
Mr.. NJ. f. Bryan has this week finished
gathering the grapes from his vineyard. lie
hiss cold about 70, 600 pounds from seven
acres o! vines. This Mr.. Bryan regards a
very small yield, and saws his vines, ~ Ia
vorab!e year, should produce at least 30, 600
pounds Wdtia,o Rsporter.
Hardly day passes wi;hou, the Access
SION OF che or more families TO the popula-
lion of Baxter. Already empty hoI-es are
beginning TO be an ohjec', and ii the increase
Continues, there will be nece s-iiy for the
rec,ion Of more dwelling houses in the city.
us LOOKS 10 Us like healthy omen Tor
Ik;er. We say come, and vet there is
room Bd5,eI' SepHbiism.
We can toot our bazoo loud to tie far
mers WHO have gris;s to grind ans! who have
trading 10 30. Who have produce to dis
pose oi. who have rags to sell and who
have families to support from the gain
thereof. should come to Lyndon. Who hath
woes aud who hath sorrows from the effects
of the hard times of the country, should
come to Lyndon for comfort, for here you
will find all things combined that tend TO
the peace and happiness OF mankind. Here
The large sand bar in the river below
Wathen1 has proved to Be very useful
thing. Last spring when the water was
high, several persons threw out boom OF
logs fastened together to intercept the dri!t
wool. In this way, gays the Repo,ter,
thousands Of cords were caught, which will
enable people who cannot afford to buy coal
or hard wood, to get their fuel cheap.
This il the season OF prairie fres. We
have had great deal OF dry weather, end
the prairies will take fire easily. The half
burnt wad from a gun or stub OF a cigar
may burn up hundred mems summer Ia
Dor. A little caution will save all. 4 few
burrows around hay stacks, or patch of
~
save property and allow its owner TO sleep
sound!y, or leave lone In saiety.-LGwTeHcs
Tribune.
you will find Touring mill, after the Goth
of November that will turn cut the choicest
of flour and which will pay good price Tor
your surplus grain. Here you will lind
hardware store that will pay You a good
price for your rags and sell you goods with
the bottom (prices) knocked ont. Here YOU
will find grocery houses, dry goods houses,
millinery establishments, blacksmith shops,
drug stores, etc, etc, that sell goods and do
work at wondrous low prices. Lyndon.
Lyndon, Lyndon Sentinel.
The stock mems banquet at Kansas CITY,
on Wednesday OF last week, was veEy sue
cessful affair, so far as the grub and EqGid-
went. The attendance Of cattle men and
newspaper men was very good, but We believe
that, despite the plaintive cry OF j. G..
Mccoy, that eve mus, organize or sink
beneath the onmarching destiny OF the nine
teen;h century" nothing in particular came
Of the meeting, excepting few hundred
headaches-,he natural sequence OF the de-
structi on Of so much chsmpagrs.-Gir GTd
Pres.
The Eanza5 City banks are sending
checks or the Lawrence banks by express,
with instructions TO protest if not paid.
This il about the cisekiest financial opera
ton Of the day. IL Object is pfriec:.y trans
parent. Having suspended themselves,
they will leave no stone un,urned to make
Kansas banks follow their example. They
will be very careful TO have tie people Of
southern Kansas, who have been going ar |
ter strange Gods, zee that their own banking |
ing institutions are sounder and s,fer than |
those Of Mi-souri-La,rreaee Tribune.
About FIVE O'Clock Friday esenirg fatal |
acciden, occurred On Crooked crack, about
two mile. south Of Mount Pleasant. ia this |
county. John Thomas Wsldron, about II |
wears old. adopted son Of Patrick McNeely. |
in company with ore Of McNeeiy's sors Of |
abou, the same age. was out hunting cows;
Wsidron started across the creek, when his /
called to him 10 come back, hu; |
he had GO; too far s"t could not turn. Hi
Immediately gave the alarm 10
the neighbors, who instantly rushed to the
spot, but arrived too late to do any good
Atehisoa Gioje.
An i,npromptu race On the fair grounds
last Saturday resulted di-aztercusly for the
Davis boy Of about txelve
years. The stake wss 80 cents Jack rode
his own pony, and amid the applause tina;
greeted him az he came in ahead, turned t,
look back at his di=iancsd competitors, bis
pony shot from under him snd he fell heav-
ly, resulting in a seriou. fracture Of both
ZONES Of his right arm. He bore she pain
ul operation Of ''ssttinx" like mar,
hough the corner OF one bone psoiruded
hroaeh the fsb; and ve ~ him On the
eress again yaterdsy. -Salisa Herald.