The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-28

White covered emis ran, wagons. bornd
i1r the -. PISS 'hr.nsh Iloiton Every
day
A bouniifuI iIni, crop is expected, says
the Perry Times The same iAformsiien
cone, from all part, Of the state.
.-Topeka hiss an ordinance again Il chickens
running at large. Thi. il rough On the ra-
raj rooste,s.
The Kickspoos are getting their sho-ne-i,
which means, according to the N.tswaka
Gief, tha, the psyma.ter is thtr,.
The city council Of Atchison talks Of
pas. as an ordinance to prevent cove from
grazing on the street,
Mrs. Nixor, wife Of X. bert Nixon,
Committed suic de At Oswego LAST Thursday.
Sae huTg herself.
The Grasshcpper tiioks Jefferson coun-
~ will produce enough fruit this fall TO sup
ply double her population.
Andy Wilson wintered ten thousand
head of cattle and two hundred bor es. We
want 10 zee Mr.. Wilson at the Sta'e Fair.
The Sa'e Record expe t, great advan-
t.ges to Topeka from tie build NJ Of the
Midland rsilroad.
"A buck sheep" says tie Chsiopa Adj
rance, attacked little boy last week and
seriously buited lin, inhittins danger ons
itjlIies.
The Southern Kanss .aan who sOd
the las. pi on his place 10 bly, circus tick
e.s fer his fam y, is unable - pay his
taxes.
Batter is selling for ! ) cents . pound in
Perry. No use for oleomarsarine.. in that
place. Bull butter wouldn't bring five cents
o pound 10 that market.
Brown, of the Burlington Patriot, ii he
were net Temperance mar, would advise
the people OF Cofiey county to manufacture
III, ir surplus peaches into peach brandy.
During a storm las. Wedre.dsy night,
bird se on the A. T. & s. F. railroad,
eighty mile WIS If Dodg. CITY, was swept
away.
On the 10 instsn there had fifteen
herds of cattle arrived upon the Wichita
herding grounds, in all numbering 2os, IFS
head.
The Mcuud City Sentinel briefly dis
poses Of a neigbbcrhood sensation in this
wise: "Blue Mound troublN. A duel. Cruel
for two. Woman at the bottom of i'.'
-rhe Spirit OF Kansas predicts an abund-
ant harvest Of all kinds OF grain, fruit and
vegetables. ourrant.. cherries, peaches, Iea.s
AMI apples, all I'D ia r 10 be plentiful.
INN rIiion 10 the IVES ern sn ! scuih-
ern portions Of the State is unusually heavy
for this season Of the ye.r, and is increasing
dlily.
A nephew of VIM. Rhodes. living near
ps,,.m, N, .,;a3 Tuesday II Is reported
that he had ,ws,t,.txo 6,s tbronch IN. dsv
I,s, Sund,v WatL,no Penor,,r
To lie credit ( III. Kansas delegation
in Congress, they sll voted and worked
against throwing awav money On the Cen
'e""''i ''"e"' "' '"" ''9
w Scott T;lton. of the Leaysuy, nth
lines. va. In .he Guy "e"neray' :. '"e
interests Oh "''' eNs''e"' P''"' ''"''"
Courier
-. ,,,rv b.. ha., chartered At Neo-
80 ELL fnr I,mm;no the Me- sbo river.
+, !, .S,;m,.eJ that a 1ventv-four foot head
may De secured AZ q Coz "i IT'S 'nA" Wv
ooo'-Ao'rt"es 'o"'"'''
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Inc Manoa''an H~ioap ~ 'nnI n.n
mat rhaii nave department VI ol'r =,
n rr'ln,ua"y 'Io .Ii ~ m.. =, ;m"rn,... ~
have the order ieversed.-Chdse 70. Leader.
Parsons Is anticipating hinge meeting
Of the settlers on the 9th. Sidney Clarke
ana Geo. X. Peck have announced their IN
teDtion to he present. and various ether dis-
tinguishel g ntlemen send their symFathies
AT Leroy The hog insi,t n running the
pcstofIic.. The Iader SAYS IT'S shame to
allow The hogs to monopolize the sidew alss
while the ladies have to walk out in the
s.re,t Oh. veil. tbat ia orly a matter Of
taste.- WooIson Co. Post.
"; u,o.,u xhosa home g, sn,;n.
MIN a.. hn,nsj Ia, ~e,k Io.es shont fhree
.t..J I,,,.,. II w,s fuIlv ;usm,ed n
~ W a,n.,;..n e Ph;l.J.i,.h;.
.pe ~, n E..aa 81 al. ,i.n. M.
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-, n'ns e.P' 80 I'D I..rs..a..S
me M."eeh N, P ."1 ss ~ .r:
wa lhc'es'et III. mn, s S.i = n Eu .n'Ik'
sno We noPe he WIN eu'' o''A'"'0'D ~,
dependent
Last week. we mentioned that rain vas
49, md h.,f an honr .fer-.rd. !, ciond.a
up and commerce. sprinklins; and before
night, We had a splendid, soaking rain. Yet
there are people who FAY it does no g BOD to
advei It's. Troy Uisf.
Inc waeat cior' ~ us lreS.n, csppI
county, either in pcint OF acres or prospect
u eountifui harvest. 50 iar tne cnincn