The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-07-22

Is lao arss:Ic violent medicine.
Is sgre u IL I ken r-yu .aTiy.
: l. no intoxicating beverage
Is l. a fsuti-s fmiy msdicias,
4 f. tine cheaI est medicine IN the world,
Is given ~iih safety and the happiest r,sults
the INST d-iicst- infant,
| Does not interfere with husi e-s,
:. | Does no. dissrrsnPe the sys',m,
Takes iha plrce Of Quinine and B!ttcTs 0. eTel
= Einr,
Contaics ta- rimplest and bfs: remedi,s.
FvR SALE BY ALL DRU 8GISTS.
1 4 GREAT many cases Of sickness are T
I ported throughout the city now.
THE best thing you can do this hot We
ther IL TO buy one of those woven wire ma
trcsts of Abernathy Bros.
. BARSUM's mammoth circus is now
Chicago, and will probably be here in Al
gust.
How a woman can keep on talkin
while she twists up her back hair and h;
!; her mo nth full of hairpins is a mystery M
yet explained.
, THERE will be no drouth in Leavenwort
county this summer. The crops will b
notwithstanding the ravages of the gras
> hoppers, unusually large.
THE Grand Secretary of the Gran
Lodge of Old Fellows for the State of Kar
sas, Mr.. s T. Burdett, has received SO
letters during the last three months.
THE steamer Fontenelle, from Fort Ber
tn, bound for St. Louis, arrived at tn
levee last evening. She had seven hundrc'
;des for W. c. Lobenslien.
Capt W. S. Tough, has purchased til
Crespigney Il Sewer prol ,rty Just outsid
the city limits, adjoining the place G
Mes. Sboit-
AEERSATHY Bros have shipped a cal
load Of furniture every day the past week
\ large portion Of it goes goes out of tn
Stale.
Two hundred and ninety dollars in fine
have been assessed at the police court $
far this week. Verify this is a paying in
stitution and should be fJstered.
ABERNATRY Bros. have Just finished
new marble-top chamber set, which the.
sell at forty-five dollars. 1t is the bes
thing for the money We ever saw.
The r. w. Grand Lodge Of the Inde
i.,ndent Order of Odd Fellows, which meet
Il Atchison in October, will call togethe
over two hundred representative men, com
ing from every county in the State.
"IF Jones undertakes to pull my ears,
said loud mouthed fellow on 4 street cor
ner, yesterday. che will Just have his hand
full, now" The crowd looked ~ the man
ears, and thought 50, TOO.
A YOUNG man named Edward Moretor
was arrested VI ter,av mo:ni. = charge,
wiz The shooti :; OF J. " C: 20. More
tor bseJuelly ,niesse d III sh pJinc, ano
saws II was done IN sclf-dofe; :.
Mr.. q. III. KELLER, residing twelv,
miles south OF tie city, brought into oul
Office yesterday morning, some stalks o
millet measuring six feet and one half y
length.
A SMALL boat, containing an emigrant
family, fioatsd past the city yesterday af
ternoon, about four o'clock. 1t was a nea
craft, and contained all the ncccssaries t.
be used for long voyage.
He had on white pants, with four eggs
somewhat decomposed, tenderiy thrust in tin
pockets thereof. He TUNED the corner, sud
denly, evidently with the intention of elud
ing somebody, when he tripped and fell
Tableau.
A WOMAN a; the poor house gave birth Il
4 child night before last. DR.. Neely was
summoned from the city, and arrived at the
place in thirty minutes time, but boy
weighing twelve pounds had already made
his appearance.
HIGHEST barometer, 29.9S lowest 29.SS
highest thermometer, So; lowest 60
River, Is feet s inches above low waite,
mark. Nearly stationary barometer and
temperature, southeast northeast winds
and partly cloudy weather have prevailed
at this station.
The police are on The alert for horse
thieves. Several have been seen in this
vicinity lately. They were Spotted" by the
officers of the law, and if once caught will
serve short time behind the bars of tbs
State Penitentiary.
Mr.. S. +. ATWOOD received letter from
the post-ofice yesterday, which had been
torn open and read. On the back of the
envelope was inscribed the following legend
"Founl near a riied mail pouch in the de-
pot of Quincy, Ills" The missive had
been forwarded from Quincy to this city.
THE rains throughout Kansas this year
have been abundant, and with continual
ton for few weeks longer, We will have
by great odds the largest crops ever raised
in the State. Even the districts devastated
by the locusts will produce abundantly for
home consr uption, with some left 10 ex-
port.
GUY Il. Pol FER sold pair of horses yes
,rday TO Benz. Akers, for 81 500. They were
trained by Brack Smith, at the Fair
grounds, and changed from PAGERS to trot-
tiers, one in iorty days, and the other in ten
days. B-acs Smith is one of the best
trainers in the West, AMI reasonable in his
prices, and in this instance has turned out a
team that equal If not surpass anything
west OF the Mississippi river. The bay
horse is to be named after Mr. Potter.
Postal Items.
The Post-otice Department has COM
menced the issue Of cent postage stsnps,
to meet the new le,ter-ra,e of postage, un-
der the treaty of Berne. The new stamp is
designated from a bust of Gen. Zachary
Taylor, in full face, and printed dark blue
color. Hereafter the two cent stamps will
be printed in vermillion, in order to avoid
the liability to mistake caused by the SINH
larity in color between the two and the ten
cent stamp.
The Department has also issued areyised
schedule Of stamped envelopes. The change.
are not in the prices, but
in the addition OF certain grade.
and denominations, and the discon-
tinuance Of other grades and denominations