The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-20

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esSheo sroo oeass Exehaneea.
-Kalida = juae nov having big revival. |
The altar is every night filed with seekers,
says the Advocate
The Garnet Hain'ec,er is right when !
il says it Is not difficult to understand Why
Logan defends Caldwell. Wilson is puzzled
at Carpenters position.
The peach bud, of Donihue couniv are
not killed.
"A prolific farmer north Of Toy Vas
the proud father Of eight sons and three
daughters-on Sunday last his other boy
came. Nov he has the full dozen, and - q
matter Of course thinks the last '.just like his
pa" He will doubtless be after the ''ba-
ker's dozen. Wathena Reporter.
This L. what troubles the ofice seekers
Of O!athe City Manhal johnson says that
the laws Of Kansas are as hard for an Office
seeker to keep posted on, as the channel of
the Missouri river Is to steamboat pilot.
No sooner does he announce himself for re-
election, than a Law is published comforting
authority on the Mayor and City Council to
appoint all Marshars for cities OF the second
class.
The Mirror object. to the new law be-
cause it reduces the number of announce
men,s for publication.
Judge Devereau1, land commissioner Of
the Kansas Pacific. whose position enables
him to judge of such matters. says that the
inquiries at his office for lands indicate
greater emigration to the northern part Of
Kansas than for the past three years.
The wheat prospects in Butler county, is
said to be fine. There is large acreage
both Of winter and spring varieties, also con-
siderable rye and barley.
The Journal advises the people of
Lawrence 70 lend their energies to establish
manufactures in that city. Ii won't be
much Of a bender.
Immigration is beginning to pour in in
the old style. The X. p. cars going west
were 80 full of immigrants and their children
yesterday, that they were sticking out Of the
windows.
The State OF Kansas gave employment
IN .-47 men "a school teachers. at an aver.
age salary of $40 20 per month. and :, O4s
women, st an average salary of $3.50 q
month, last year.
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r.. - ~L. $500
v;ll s;ny ,p,in With treble notes nj M. and
love. The flowers will bloom and Lift their
fragran. beauty to the rain drops and the
sunlight-the dew will nestle in the petals
the zephyrs will watt their aroma to scent
the air for mans inspiration, and We will
joy again. How sweet and how pure ia the
spring.time. Then We will worship the
beautiful and the good, and bear the evil of
to-day in meekness, for ''sufiicien, unto the
day il the evil thereof"
Uncle Jake Lims, of Holion, was re-
Gently kicked on the right arm by q morse.
He was not ruined.
A special train came ND from Leaven-
worth at IL O'Clock o-dav. bringing IN. Dir.
rectors of the Kansas Central Railway who
met . delegation Of the prominent business
-. Ieh VI SneieNie mere "ha' Wa zone AZ
nress Frday.
The new Presbv,eri, IN Church bu;,i;ny
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svs h,,Jrsd 5o,,,r, r., n. e,u,;y;. 81 a..
mon who fol from the sc,s,,.,;,, ON n.
hank bu;,J;n, LA, ~est
Saws the Lawrence Journal. MIR
Leach os III, firm of from, & Zach W,m-
ego, pretic'edtha, his death would occrir in
the year 1913. Last fall he had his grave
dug and walled up; about three months ago
he stated that he would die IN March, and
had his Colin and shrond made and his
March and y.,r bn, liz J,y Isf, hI,nt
I asst Monday The 10Th h. lied How !.
this TO be explained?
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Hcpa'tedn VIII illustrate now easily good
man can be deceived {:
Mast. of Hdrper's WeeLly. get. after the
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