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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-10-21
PAID Up.
The Fair Association Has Paid
Up Everything Presented
So Far.
Over Two Thousand Dollars in
Premiums Cashed.

Since the close Of the meeting Of the
Leavenworth Fair Association, the treas
urer, Gen. ]. C. Stone, has paid some $1,000
out in premiums, to those to whom they
were awarded. The following is the list
II. S. Taylor, third premium, three-min-
ute class, horse "Rolla," $50.
II. S. Taylor, best gentleman. roadster,
same horse, SIS.
L. G. Foster, first premium, free for all
trot, horse "Whitestockings," $500.
c. Nevis, third premium, Tree for all trot,
horse Randall" $l75.
X. l. Lee, fst premium, 2:33 class, horse
"Charley," $500.
c. A. Pratt, second premium, three-min-
ute class, horse "Ben Lyon" SIS.
II. b. Lowe, third premium, 2:33 class,
horse "Archer Boy" $50.
Same, first premium, 2:45 class, same
horse, S175.
L. C. Challis, first premium, running
race, hone Woodland" SIPS.
Geo. Wooif, first premium, 2:4O class,
horse "John Bender" Sl25.
VIM. Mulkey, second premium, running
race, horse "Bill c." S75.
J. G. Lindell, fourth premium, free for
all trot, horse "Pilot Temple" 500.
E. johnson, second premium, free for all
trot, horse "Hucklebery," $225.
John Kirch, second premium, 2:33 trot,
horse Stranger" 500.
Tom Fenlon, best boy rider, $500.
Ed Fenlon, best pony, $500.
The Association will be able to pay ev-
cry premium and every bill presented.
About eighteen hundred dollars in cash
were raised by the citizens, some two hun
dred and fifty dollars were netted from the
ten per cent. entrance fee, while the sum
received at the gate was something near
81 800. The various debts of the Associa-
ton will reach almost that amount, 80 that
in reality the credit and debit sides of the
ledger will about balance. This is the
only time in the history of this county that
an association has held Fair and paid the
entire amount of its Indebtedness without
having to levy contributions upon the
stockholders. The gentlemen in charge of the
Horse Association were good financiers and
have safely steered their craft through the
sea Of troubles which threatened several
times to overwhelm her.
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From the New York Tribune.
A Want Supplied.

The American mind is active. 1t has
given US books of fiction for the sentiment
alist, learned books for the scholar and pro-
iessional student but te1 books for lie people.
A book for the people must relate to . sub
Jet of universal interest. Such subject
is the physical man, and such book "THE
En-" q copy of which has been recently
laid on our table. The high professional
attachments of its author-DR. X. v.
PIERCE, Of Buffalo, n. Y,-and the advan-
tages derived by him from an extensive
practice, would alone insure for his work q
cordial reception. But these arc not the
merits for which it claims our attention.
The author is man Of the people. He SYM
pathizes with them in all their Affections,
efforts, attainments. He perceives their
want-d knouiedge Of henaselres-and believ-
ing that all the truth sheuld be made as
universal as Gods own sunlight, from his
fund of learning and experience he has
produced a work in which he gives
them the benefit of his labors. In it he
considers man in every phase of his exis-
tence, from the moment he emerses "from
a rayless atom, too diminutive for the
sight, until he gradually evolves to the
maturity Of those Conscious f0Wers, the ex-
ercise of which furnishes subjective evil
dence OF our Immortality" Proceeding up
on the theory that every fact of mind has
physical antecedent, he has given an adj
mirable treaties on Cerebral Physiology,
and shown the bearings of the facts thus
established upon the individual and social
welfare. The author believes with Spen-
Ger, that "as vigorous health and its ac-
companying high spirits are larger ele-
ments of happiness than any other things
whatever, the teaching how to maintain
them is teaching that yields to no other
whatever" and accordingly has intro
duced an extensive discussion of the
methods by which We may preserve
the integrity of the system and ofttimes
prevent the onset Of the disease. Domes-
tic Remedies their preparation, uses, and
etiects-form prominent feature Of the
work. Nearly all diseases ito which flesh
is heir" are described, their symptoms and
cures explained, and proper domestic treat
ment suggested. To reciprocate the many
favors bestowed upon him by generous
public, the author offe rs his book at price
(Sl.5O) little exceeding the cost of publica-
ton. Our readers can obtain this practi-
cal and valuable work by addressing the
author. eod&w
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WARRANTED not to contain a single par
ticle OF mercury, or any injurious or mineral
substance, but to consist entirely of medical
matter purely re9ctnbie, which is the reason
Simmons Liver Regulator is so efFectual
vet so harmless.
Il WRITE you to certify that 1 have used
DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator in my fam
lily with complete success.
y. W. ID. BIRD, Chattahoochee, Fla"
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Remember This.

Now is the time of the year for pneumo-
MIA, lung-fever, coughs, colds and fatal re-
suits of predisposi,ion to consumption and
other throat and lung disease. BosCHEEs
GERMAN SYRUP has been used in this
.neiehborhood for the past two or three
years, without a single failure to cure. II
you have not used this medicine yourself,
60 TO X. Parham, druggist, and ask him Of
It's wonderful success among his customers.
Two doses will relieve the worst case. II
you have no faith in any medicine, Just buy
sample bottle Of Boschee's German Sy-
rup, for 10 cents, and try it. Regular size
bottle 15 cents. Don't neglect cough to
save 15 cents. sept29-5Seod&w
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You Have no Excuse.

Have you any excuse for suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint Is there
any reason why you should 60 on from day
to day complaining with Sour Stomach,
Sick Head ache, Habitual Costiveness, pal
Pitation of the Heart, Heartburn, Water
brash, gnawing and burning pains at the
pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and disagreeable taste in the mouth,
Coming up of food after eating, Low spir-
Its, &c. No. 1t is positively your own
fault if you do, Go 10 X. Parham, Drug
gist, and get Bottle of GREENS AUaUsr
FLOWER for75 cents your::cure is certain
but if you doubt this, get Sample Bottle
for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will re-
lieve You. Sept30-5S-eod&w
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Laudahla and Patriotic.

Mrs. Maj. John NJ. Crowell, of Atchison,
Superintendent of. the Committee of the
Women's Centennial, for the State of Kan
sas, has appointed Miss Mary r. Borland,
of this city, to canvass for the sale of Cen
tennial medals in this city. These medals
were issued by order of Congress, act of
1874, and are OF four kinds: Small gilt,
81 large bronze, 81 coin silver, So; large
gilt, So Mrs. Crowell, the Superintendent
for the State, has already secured 81 200 for
the great Centennial.
The enterprise and patriotism manifest
ed by Mrs. Crowell should be encouraged
BY liberal patronage, which our citizens
should extend to Miss Borland.
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A HARMLESS medicine xs, .

A HARMLESS medicine, yet one
OF the most p otent curative agents ever
known. Allopathic, Homeopathic, Botan-
ic and Electric physicians alike recon-
mend it for Weak Lungs, exhibited by
short breath, pale lips, hacking cough,
pain in the side, STOPPING gait, and general
want of vigor, forming the well known
stages Of Consumption. aa- ~
BY inhaling the Extract, the lungs will
be invigorated and the capacity Of the chest
will be much enlarged, the air cells devel-
oped, and the entire system will be inviso-
rated. eodSv
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H0ucH

OF District Convention for the 33rd Repre-
sentative District.
There will be Dirtrict Convention held
at the Pleasant Ridge post-ofice at two
O'Clock, p. NJ, Saturday, the 23rd inst. for
the purpose of putting in nomination a
candidate to represent the 2Srd district in
the next legisla .uae of Kansas.
JOHN d. Dickson,
J. s. VAN WINKLE,
Committee.
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MURDER.
A COurtezan Shot AID Killed ut
Trenton, Missouri.
Arrest and Imprisonment Of the
Murderer--.He C0nfesses
tho Deed.

Last Friday evening about half-past
nine O'Clock, 4 oourtezan, named Fitzgerald,
was shot and almost instantly killed, by .
man named Mitchell, drummer for an
Eastern house. The two were in the woods
together, but short distance from Trenton,
when . fuss arose between them in regard to
the payment of money. According to the
statement of Mitchell after his arrest, the
woman put her hand into her pocket As if
to draw some weapon, and he, to defend and
protect himself, produced his revolver and
shot her through the throat. She retreat
ed a short distance, and again putting her
hand into her pocket, said "You have shot
me, and l will kill you" He then fred
again, the ball striking her in the head.
She walked short way down the road I'M
til she arrived at a small cabin, and, meet
ing oee Of the inmates, . colored woman,
she said to her: "Dix, of the Fork of the
Grand River, has killed me-" She then
sank to the ground and died in . very few
moments.
Intelligence Of the shooting having
reached Trenton, party vas organized to
search for the murders. SUSPICION fastened
iiAseA upea Mitchell he having been seen
in hsr company abort time before the af-
fair occurred, bat uhn found b steutly
denied1ie ,He, had bought ticket On the
Ehicagcsnd Rock IAand railroad fsfWilton,
Iowa, and wa intending to take the earliest
train for that place when he was arrested.
When in custody, however, he confessed to
being the author OF the crime, but claimed
that he consulted the deed in self-defense.
He is now in Jail at Trenton. He Is aged
about twenty-five year, has . pleasant
countenance and . graceful address, being
one of the very last men one would class
among those having mHrderous tendencies.
The woman Fitzgerald was about twenty
twoyears old, noted courtelan of Trenton,
and was the wife of the man Sayers who
vas sentenced to the penltentiary some
time ago for the murder of . clergyman
last spring. 1t was not stated whether or
not . weapon was found upon her person
after her death. Being the wife Of Savers
it vas popularity supposed that she vas the
only one besides Sayefs himself Who knew
the facts in regard to the killing Of the
clergyman, for which Sayers is nov serving
out sentence at Jefferson City. An ab-
surd story IL ahoat that Mitchell vas hired
To kill the woman, but this sensational re-
port hiss 20 far gained little or no credence.
Michele preliminary examlnation viii
be held in few days.
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GRAIN.

GRAIN
.. s
RYK-Little oHeIedi market Arm at ESQ.,;
WHKAT-Active; we Qaots No. ., ;su, 81 20 (; No.
8, slOO. --...
New corn See
FLOUR.
hkrAit-"es' choice famiy, 81 IS; Rest choice
hed' - 70; AAAA' q .; AAA, - 20; AZ
e Isl Rose, 81 80.
WHoLEsALs-i. :. Co.. So 30 Dexter, s. %
Caty AN, - %; Rose % %; Choice, star, 81 To-
CoRsAkAL-si 65.per e"t.
bxAS-6'c. per 100 !es-
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CArrLE-in demand; native steers 1859; cows
23z1S@c.
texans-sZ14sSe.
uoe-'soeX SO.
'os' 3D.
A~''''-sHSs''
fhoooCI'
s-Defnnhu 'o' eho''e soou. We queue
cnoice' per 10, Zos-''.
ESss-fer dozen' losi7c. very scarce.
ns-M hi'e navy per ousnei' 81 o's''''
osioNs-''e.ssL w.
oo.' '''
oOt
FISH
Buffalo, rough, &c.; dressed, 1oc.; catfish,
rough, lOc. dressed, l5c; bss, loc.; trout and
HAY And WOOD.
HAY-s4 5O9s5 90; ba,ed, IS 90.
wooD-Sof,, such AZ cotton wood, linn, tox.
alder, S. so; oak, s. so; hickory, So so,
FRUITS AND NUS.
80 ~ =, -
IsT' So So Wv :. "a !,
'' n-pN 49, a' - 60
Pe' i.o' n.n'n, 'o'' sneN' , n
-. ~, w. 80 -. 49,. n..., ,,a. -. t..
' ~ ~, ,.S,nf
n.or,aIo,s
49, . ,es,s .;,
- -, ~, s,.,,,,
-, -. 80 ~, 60, so
- , - n, 49,. 40 r,..n
$50, ~ - go 1,aI-.
=. 49,. .,n>.s, A
- -. s,s" AZ o. n an. s,-n. a. n
n Ill. ho1ss ,s,<c a, sn nail, bo,sd,
or ~ h.,.s ,ss[c
''|s'' w - I'VE S-''' D'
Tobias
IT,. c. ,,,.s - a., an. I'm.
.,. 20. ,s..., 49, ,-o'.h,,a
-. III ,,r,,o.o- No 70.
'.e p''ee VI e
'''p''' SEEDS.
Hemps, 81; blue grass, extra clean, 81 $50
90; fax seed, 81 so91 40; timothy, prime,
g oo@s IS; common, q 90; clover. IS 90; rex
top, 81; orchard grass, %. -..
LUMBER.
.s.
ran, YIN ~ up.u .e soo ~. s, o., .o
LINZ -. 40. N..s.s s,S ~, s,o. ss;,,,..
20 !" sne 80 ~ as $3.50 ~. 80 60, a., ~
~, 20 " anu - - 80 ~ sso com.
s''' MN .'eai ' nv ~ "a sao oo
mon ''A'u' s'' w le
GROCERIES.
Market moderate.
CofrKE-O.G. Java, SAC. hio' enoiee, ziSz'7s
susARs-cut loaf sugar, ls'se; crushed sus.f
IKE grsnuiatsd 12>lc powdered sugar lZ1s; nm
powdered sugar lsss+ci Gomez sugar ma ., wv
sYRUPs-susar ieoi, bois, W; naii DOS, soi Aes
-; bali kegs IL 10; golden oois' ose nail oon o'e
kegs eoc; half kegs 15c; sugar house syrup moiaese
bbls. 5sc; half bbls CSC; kegs 62ze; hall Kegs 6oe
FnH-Me-s mackers', half bbs' sii 2aSi1 20
No. mackerel, IS sos 3; No. 2, 70 70; 70 -
large famils, IS 80 to y; No 1 vhiteneii 30 ooc
$50; maekerel, No. kits u IS t'l 70; No. 2 III
81 oto1 60; family kits u % to Aoc.
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rAsanatis1, Deuraigias 3eck-jav, sPsains, SWELL
t.gS. burns. ecsids, caks breasts poisonous bites
russn feet, govt. salt rieam. ear-sche. &C., and
the receipt eftns nimeat will be ssnt grsts to
ess. II d The mast vosdesul hsaling and pain
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells - no article ever bsssrs did ell. and IL sels
because IT dos JUS what IL psessnds - d. One
bottle ofths Osatssr Hninsat for animals yellow
wr.pperl ID worth . hundssl Asllars for spawned.
szainsa O CALLED hossss md nssa, and ~ screw
VEN IN sAsep. Ne fanHy q sassk-svnsr en- A.
ford 10 b without Centsur Lisinent. Prics, 50
esnts; larss bottles. S1.oe. J. .. Rom 4 Co..
- HssaAvsy, Nev Yerk.
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Republican County Committee.

There viii be q meeting Of the Republi-
can County Committee on Friday, October
I'D, at the Continental Hotel, at O'Clock,
p. NJ, for the purpose of transacting bust
ness pertaining to the coming canvass. All
the candidates are requested to be present
without fail.
II. L. S. McLASsrHAN. Charm.
+. E. HALLENBECK, Sec'y.
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10 farmsrs and Stock Dealers.

We will buy at our stables, Nos. 5ll and
5l3 Shawnee street, Leavenworth, for the
next sixty days, one hundred mules, rang
ing from IA to l6 hands high, to 8 years
old, always paying the highest market
price for the same. INsLEY Bnos,
jySlwSt, Mansion House Stables.
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$500 . Lean.

/ have the above named sum to loan on
good Improved Farms, in sums Of not Les
that 81 900. Will loan but oae-aR1d the
appraised value, At II per cent interest,
payable semi-annually, vikkoa eosu,,iasioas
brokerage o. isssTusoe, or ten per cent With
insurance. Title must be perfect Ihose
Wishing 10 borrow will either call in per,ou.
or write, giving full Particular, to
VIZ. Boom,
General Agent Of the Northwestern Life In
surance Company, corner of Fifth aud
Delaware 6deeta, Lsavsnuurth.
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Notice Of Attachnaent.

dem T. .ss ss:ss;
q. t. PHILLIPS. two aoil.a. and any esn,;;
NOTICE il hersby given. tn1t en- the second
jastice the Peace Of AIexandria township, Leav-
esvorrh County, Kanas. issusd an order Of at
tschmens in the shove named case, for the sum ef
twenty two dollars and Ely cent?, and that sssd
is75, at 10 o. clock 4. d. JACOB LANGLEY.
oets-dlv3t Ito ~ --.I
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If you want cheap boot or shoe, 60 to
Frank Zipp's, No. 4O4 Shawnee street.
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SPECLIA NOTICES.
SPECLIA NOTICES.
Monthly Statement
OF TILE
County Treasurer of Lesven-
worth County.

The following Is statement Of he az ON. OF
money "A the hands o. the County Treasure Of
Leayenworth County, Kansas, on the .T.h day o:
September, 1875, belonging TO Ghe Ia DIS named.
respectively. and the amount paid out OF each
DUNG the month Of september, 1873:
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Bridge Proposals.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAvESwoEIH CoUs1Y.
LEAvxxwoRfH, KAN, October s, 1875.
SyEALED PROPOSAL viii be received, At this
y office until II O'clock ~, MONDAY, November
In i,75. for Battling Of bridges for the csanty Is
foliovs: Oae over Lawson creek, one mile south
Of Easton, in Esston township, and one over = all
creek u CampbelPs farm, in Alexandria town
shin. according to pla3s and specifications 10 be
fiei With ihs County Clerk By the County Ergi-
neer.
The Bosrd o.Countv Com missioaes reserve the
night 10 reject any and ALL bica
By Q. dsr Of the Board.
octe d3vst County Clerk.
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MEDICAL.
@S17SA
W2;I!l3
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: Ask for Ponds Extract,
Take no other.
Hear: for I rI sDeak Of erceuen things

fO9
Injuries to Man or Beast.
Falls. Bruis-s.
>srafoa, Sprains. Con,u-
sions Dislocations.
frereore., Cuts, Iaserlted
or Ineised Wounds.
SWeiifnEs, Burns, scalds,
Suhburns.
Needing Laaxs or spits.
ing Of Blood.
N0se Bse~d, and Bleedinx
Gums Of Teeth.
Vomiting Of sslOOA and
Bloody Discharges.
rDes-Bleeding P,l~s, Blind
Piles, (infsllible(.
reOshaehe. EAssehe, Neu-
raisia, S~elled Face.
8hsusnatsssn. Rheumatic
Swelling or soreness.
S000esO or Soren-ss, Ium.
b&go, Lame sBack.
S"re throat or Quinsy,
Infaned ronsils.
DsPahePsa. DP.snehlais,
| Asthma.
SOre or Infiamed Eyes or
| Eye-llds.
CataPrls, Leucorrhea, Diar-
l. rhea, Dysentery.
Sore NtPOles, Unframed
Breast.
Painful or too Profuse
Meashl g..
NIX seg. Ovarian Disease
and Tumors.
Kidney CO0piaSat, Gra-
vel and Strangury.
Chal1aEs aEd Excavations
of Infants or Adults.
vaFfcOse Veins, ENLARGED
OF Inflamed Veins.
Ulcers, uld Sores, Internal
Ulce1ti6ns.
DOLLS, 4 aIbancies, Tumsn,
Hot dwellings.
Germs and Bunions, Chafed
or Sore Feet.
Chn0ass. Harness o. Sad
... die Gals.
FelOn or whitlow. Frosted
Limbs or Parts.
aasQuisO B1tea, Insect
stinss, Chapped Hands.
ICT is found for sale by all
lDruxEtsis, and recommen-
Isgists, Physicians, and every
~ ever used 1t.
ming History and Use mailed
alton, if E0t found At your
II ~rU1 n rrr ~AN
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-or1cE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOI1CE Of rlNAE LiiLE--hL-hi l.
TIE STATE OF KANSAS, d.
Lnvasw0xIH CousII.
IN lie Probate Court, N and for sad County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
PATRICK NOOSAk, DeceAsed.
'CREDIToR3 ard all other ersons 'n'eres.ed
Z in the Aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified,
tsaf NJ the next regular Im Of the PIobAfe eoart.
in and f.r sid county TO be begun AND seid n he
worth, state Of 10 esait, Oh the frst Mond y in
the month 81 January A. ID. 1876, snail Apply
to the said Iours fog jul and ra~l set,sme-r Of
said Es-ste.
ANN NOONAS, Administrator
of PATRICK NOONAN, Deeessed.
Lsavenvorth City. Ocieber 20. A. D. 1875.
oct-2ivit
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The great discovery Of Tie ses.
There u no pain which the Cen
taur IiniDsnt will NOT relieve, no
swelling which IL will not subdue,
and no lameDeps which it VII not
cure. This b strong Language,
hut il b true. II II no humbus (;
: the receipt b printed around each
bottle 4 circular containing
eerti6catas al wonderful cures Of
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If you want good boots or shoes, go tc
Frank Zipp's, No. 404 Shawnee street.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the erron
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay, loss of manhood. &C. /
will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This remedy VS. diacoy-
cred by q missionary in South Amcr;e.
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph T. Inman, Station b, BiNe Hx.,
Ner York City. aug30-eod&w57
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A DkuxKN soldier came near being run
over BY the cans near the coal shaft yester-
day morning. He laid down o. the track,
and he'd it not been for paaer-by would
have besa The sabjsct Of cocuasr's inquest
|ese thia '-sss.sl So,
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CastoriA b nors ~ . Substitute for c..
toroil II = IL Only ~ article In existence
which b sure - regulate tAs sovela. cure Wind.
collie nd prsa.es natural sassp. Il y pleasant 70
aefR aBsz.v
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MANHOOD! W0GANHooD! MARuAcr,
$50 pages. Impediments to Marriage
the cause and cure. Sent saaled. non ns;d
for 50 cents, BY On. c. WHITTIER. 6I5 s,
Charles street, S. Louis, No., the ereat
specialist Reed his works. Pamphlet,
free. Call or write. His opinion cos,a
nothing.
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OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
LEAvxxw0kIH. KAN, October 4, 1875. !
E. McCRLLUs, COUNTY Treasurer.
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CORRECTED DALI IOR TIE TINES.
TIMES OFFICE,
LEAvRNwoxTH. Oct. Is, 1875. !
The markets still continue quiet, and
prices rule firm. No changes are apparent,
and there is little of interest. In the mat
ter of grain and produce sales and ship
ments, they continue heavy, but the prices
remain steady, with no change in quota
tions since our last report.
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BARLEY-We quote 1t eos. f-
OATs-Sev, S0td35c.
RYE-Little offered market arm at 65c.;
WHKAT-Actiye; we Q1ots No. ., ;su, 81 20; No.
3, sloO. .--....
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E72 EACH WEEK. Agents wanted par ieuisrs
VIZ free. j. Worth Il Co., ct Louis, No.
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If you want stylish boot or shoe, go to
Frank Zipp's, No. 40i Shawnee street.
sr,n&ytf
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COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

First Ward-Thos. Newton.
Second Ward-H. l. q. McLanathaa.
Third Ward-Robt. Adams.
Fourth Ward-Robt. Samuels.
Kickapoo-J. Sanderson.
Strsnger-E- E. Hallenbeck.
Fairmount-B.D d. Evans
Alexandria-A. A. Huddlesten.
High Prairie-Jonas Ettinser.
Easton-John Collier.
Reno-W. H. H. Whitney.
Sherman-Mr Parton.
Tonganoxie-T.F F. Kirby.
Deiavare-J. II. Fulton.
At Lazge-Joa Clarke.
On motion the convention then adioum-
ed ane die.
After the adjournment Of the convent On
the Central Committee held . short session.
Lucien Baker, Esq, vas chosen chairman,
and Joseph Clarke, secretary.
0THKR NOMINATIONS.
The following we've the nominations
made:
Justices Of the Peaos-John Mckee and
Jeremiah Clarke,
Constables-James W. Brown. James
Ffanks and Oscar Harris.
AasDoe-N. EJoyce.
1hs csnnittss thsa adjourned.
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HIDEs-Green, Sc green sailed. q, a. 80; first,
l5c. dry salt, DC. damaged hides, tvo.thirda
the price Of good buffalo bull buffalo COW, no re-