The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

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1t Is in Washington county, kas. 1t IL
on an eminence which overiooks the magni-
lIent valley and river Of the iattle Bloc.
There d cons'defabie timber on THIS ssrsam.
The country surrounding this place
affords to the eye one vast panoramic view.
II is productive. Settlements are sprin gine
into existence here and there. The town OF
Hanover contsins about four or five hun.
dred inhabitants. Nearly all OF them are
from Germany. but they are fast adopting
Eng'ish customs, and are among the mcst
industrious and honest people Who have cast
their fortunes In the New Wotid: The peo-
pie here celebrated the 25;h of May in their
usual way. They repaired to grove about
hall mile south oil town, snd there ENJOY
Ell themseives throughout me day. Beer
was drank, speeches were made, songs were
surg, ana happiness reigned supreme.
SPeeches were made Dy NJ. S0aosmito, re.
Gently OF Leavenwotth; MI. Brewer, and
your humble servant, and smother man,
Sermsn, whose name Is not o6t.inable.
feoPie were IN attendance from Wishing
ton, Maryssii!e and Other PLACES. In the
eveaihS, dancing vas IN oruer' ana az Two
houses the light fantastic was ripped till
are RI ,im.nts here 10 the Hanoveri.n snc-
CO ,ion-if not to that in Europe. there ia in |
th,. free America.
The following ara uprisht bu,ine., men
d. L. Mollkesp. general stock of msr-
chandie. This gentleman hiss a large trade |
and deserves il,
John White is proprietor Of the o. K.
A Jadicke, the Oldest settler in Hanover,
deals in general merchandise. He formerly |
lived in LeavenWortb, and like almost every |
other person who ever lived there, he still
has . hight sol inioa OF the chisf city OF
K.nsas:
H. Maurer has Just opened . Jese!rrJ /
shop at this place. he 10 good workman,
and the prospect 10 that he will have all the |
work he can perform.
VIM. Stalibories keeps . meat market |
and deals IN hides and iuIs. be u another |
man from Leavenworth. de used to keep |
meat market on Fourth and Olive streets |
in that city. Mr.. 6. wants to hear from
'n1 C VIC -.
Hsnov.r b,e-sr, H. .l.a Zen. . b;II;.rd
hill and 4. doing a fin. h,s;ne..
Jnc. Ba,n,ins keers a wine and beer hall.