The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30
TMeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, ....--..... APRIL 81. 1874


To-day the circus pu 'rsppearAncc
The river rose feet .u 3 inches yesterday,
and is still rising.
The preIiminaries of tie suit against the A. 4
n. W. z. 4. are PROGRESSING ncly
"A large amount Of lumber vas shipped west
Yesterday via the Nsrow Gauase
-Fu corrected Wholesale and retail msrket'.re
port see another column.
Hay brings q very high price. and very lit lie il
coming inio market.
The Odd Fellows feel quite jubilant over tn
success Of their celebration.
The Can Juan excitement has struck the city
ard large party will leave for that delectabie
land next week,
The narrsw gusge is doing an immense busi-
ness. Many Of our wholesale merchants ship to
Southern Kansas via this line, it being the quick
est route.
cas- entertainment.
North Esplanade ''shoa.s'' are all named
''Maude'' by the inhabitants Of that region be
cause they ''come in the gsiden" TO often.
Our Wholesale dry goods houses are doin an
immense business aud all branches of trade are in
thriving and prosperous condition
when you don't feel like H., and never drink any.
,hing stronger than brandy.
A 6ne opportunity viii he presented to-day
for those Who have never before seen the elephsn
eat hay with his tsil.
The new buildings for the state fair will soon
be erected on the fair grounds. Floral Hall is to
have a nes roof, and the other buildings put in
good rel air.
Prof. Morton and his Winchester Musical
Class, assisted by the Leavenworth Musical Asso-
cation, will give their Fifth Annual Concert at
Winchester, on Friday, May Ist. Excursion tick
It's via Kansas Central.
Fitzwillians, the new City Attorney, has read
the riot act' in about thirty-fise saloons that
have been selling liquor without license. Many
" the proprietors have heed arrested and fined;
One Of the passengers on the X. r. train to-day,
nom euganoKie, was under orders from the -it.
sens there TO leave with ten days He said he new
did like the climate there
Marshall a Halyard received from the East
yesterday large lot OF fancy pickles. ptne apple
cheese. sauces, relishes, dried pumpkins new gen
uine maple sugar, and from tho West 10, 0U0 dozen
fresh eggs, aud five barrels o. fresh butter. 1t
The season for ''Buck beer has arrived, and
attacks # Capricornu. in q liquid shape. Severa.
came TO grief yesterday in the 'bucking' business
had had 10 be escorted TO the Cooler.
"A sran Of horses attached TO Ugh. wagon took
fr at the Odd Fellows procession yesterday
he corner Of Third and Shaw nee streets, and
E, d.d in demolishing the vehicle besore they
We captured.
An immense crowd Of strangers were in the
city yesterday. The principal streets were throng-
ei with vehicles OF every description, and every
thing presented gay and animated appearance.
Speak thieves stole two overcoais from the hail
ola Fitihstreet residence yesterday noon They Ell
tered tho front door while the family were at din.
ner, and walked away with the plumber before
they were discovered.
A very curious srecinen Of the genu. mule
stood ihtched to q wagon on the east side Of Filth
street yesterday. Ii had its back up about some
thing, and the boys were standing around wonder
ing why the circus had the camel along 80 far
a head Of time
Two CLERKS in Delaware street store 20, into
little difficulty yesterday forenoon, ard had Ie-
gular ''miiP' between the counters. One of lie
comba,apt. vas Frustrated by kick in the ,tom-
aeh, ami the other nov wears a hu,e patch Q
G. ur r.s.er a. an emblem f victory.
-an"jher one of the lad teachers Of tho Nor,i
scboo. h IS I,en hopcl-rsIr own ont nm the So, y,
nstr,a.o1y YESTERDAY Re. / E,noeh io,r., |
ia The bonds Vi ueiloek Cha r. C,c,,,, a, A.,
,nison. 4ad Miss Lou ". ". n ot,L,. c;,r IN.
lsppy pair took the afternoon train 6,r ,,,i5.I
in I'M n ne river
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