The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-31

The bullion product of Nevada for 1875
is estimated at 100000.
The State Insane Asylum has a dra-
matte company.
The Southern Kansas Advance is the
wittiest paper in the State.
Three thousand five hundred students
are enrolled in the Shawnee county schools
The Paola Spirit SAYS Miami county
needs no aid.
The st. Mary's Times Published "The
snow, the beautiful snow" and still lives.
The land Office, at Hays City, will b
open about the 1st
The n. Y. 2n6sae has received S4,l55..
80 for the sufferers in Kansas and Nebraska
The Lawrence clergymen are doing q
good business, in the matrimonial line.
Rev. E. p Hammond has been in Law
renee for the last few days.
The 6reman's ball, in Lawrence, wa
the affair of the season.
The State Horticultural Society holds
i ~ hS ~ hsCcthtS 81 2ldHu8ttdu.
The winter term of the Agricultural
College commences January 9TH.
Who il this Prof. Philo. Will the Fort
Scott Monitor explain?
j. C. Briggs is to lecture in Atchison
The Cofey county taxes are coming in
faster this year than last.
-Atchison has had an incendiary fire
$500 is the loss.
The Paindealer says no one is author
lied to solicit aid for Anderson county.
-Bankrupt sales are all the rage in
Atchison.
Little Nell won't .Ouch Atchison with
a ten foot pole.
The Atchison girls, with a few excep-
tons, are the ugliest in the State.
The German Turner'S made Atchison
lively, last Sunday.
Some of the papers say Judge Goodin
'loafs" little too much. He is q Demo-
cratic Congressman, you know.
A milk-man, named Brown,fell through
trap-door, in Lawrence, yesterday. He is
now as weak as his milk.
Louis Melius, formerly of the LAW
renee Tribune, is now ON the editorial corps
of the St. Louis DispaieA
-Strontium has been discovered on the
line of the Narrow Gauge, near Grasshop-
per Falls.
The Elk City Cosnant is now located at
Longton-A good newspaper wherever it
goes.
Judge S. J. McNaughton, of Leaven-
worth county, met with quite painful &C.
cident, in Lawrence, last Thursday.
American apples are reported to be SELL
ing in England at prices no dearer than the
native fruit.
The great Exposition building in Chi
cage is to be altered into depot for the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad.
The Miami Republicans says the Falls
River railroad company is in danger of be-
coming bankrupt.
Relief fund has received over SII 900 from
various sources.
Mr.. Chapman, soldier of the war OF
1912, died on Monday night at his residence
north OF Paola.
The Kansas Pacific Railway will soon
commence the erection OF new buildings at
Armstrong, for various purposes.
The Public Schools, Of Olathe, enroll
three hundred and fifty-eight pupils under
the tuition of six teachers.
Rev. Samuel Lambert, Of Council
Grove, has gone to Indiana to solicit aid
for the destitute farmers. The Democrat
says his credentials are good.
The Seneca Courier says that the St.
Joseph L Denver City r. r. Co., paid the
tax on their rolling stock last week, and the
Central Branch on their personal property.
The Pdtrio. says Father Giles, Post.
o. aster Gale and Hon. A. II. Horton. are
each the recipients of fine Christmas pres.
ent. 1t was a gold headed cane.
Mrs. John Price, of Topeka, left he,
babe, four months old, in bed few morn.
ings since and got breakfast When she
went to see about the babe it was dead, hav.
ing been smOthered.
| Because in this column we have had
occasion to reprimand the Atchison Cham
enworth girls, we are now subjected to abuse
from that sheet.
| Mrs. Fillmore would like to hear from
her husband, who left Highland station or
the 18th. He is sixty-One years old, anG
had with him a team Of hOrses and a new
Balm wagon.
The Eureka Herald says that several ex
aminations have been made in that local.
ty, and that plenty of chinch bugs have
been found, but that they were all dead
Will the farmers examine into this!
Barbour and neighboring counties an
being extensively settled by parties going
into the sheep raising business. That par
of the country, says the Dodge City Messen.
ger, is the stockman's paradise.
The Winfield How and Anrl learn
from Mr.. Beck, of that place, that $4,000
have been raised in Crawford county, Ohio
for the destitute in Kansas. We think thu
figures are very large, or the Ohio people
very generous.
| For some months one Patterson has
been teaming between Spring Hill and Kan.
sas City. His last trip he took with him
one hundred pounds Of butter, and cOnsid.
| cradle money. He forgot to return with
the team or goods.
The proprietors of the Palace Billiard
ball have left at the Pdtriot office, twenty
dollars for the Relief society, to be dis.
tributed for the poor Of this city:-AtehisoH
Patriot.
A printing ofie is bad place to leave
that amount of money.
M. E. Hudson, Master Of the State
Grange, has received 81, $50 to he distribut.
ed among destitute patrons in Kansas. He
also has Information from Oranges of diff.
ferent States that about twenty car loads Of
supplies are ready for shipment for Kansas
Changers, as soon a they hear from Master
| Hudson.
The Regixer, published in Iols, Allen
county, has closed its eighth volume. And
We regret to add that with the last number
Mr.. Louis Walker, who has had control for
three years, retires from the paper. During
that time the Regiaer has been one Of our
best exchanges. Though We shall miss Mr..
Wake ve have mn doukt the R>oiS>r will