The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-02
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Solomon las P. I. B1: num, who
makes cheese.
Melons are floating into the county
printing Offices.
The Valley Falls Nes Era has a new
head, so has the Hiawatha Diputeh.
The Independence 7iib,la. defends Glib
SOD, the Usage Indian agent.
The Hiawaiha Dispa;eh favors biennial
sessions.
"A drove Of 700 shoe? passed through
Seneca last week.
The Oil Fellows OF Saieiha have
challenged the Masons ci thai place 10 4
match G ime Of base bal.
Hon. D. G. Campbell, it is stated, will
be q candidate Tor representative in the
cas-. district OF johnson county.
The Lawrence papers seem 70 think
that their town has reSained some OF its
former trade.
Alfred Gray, Secretary of the State
Board Of Agriculture, reports the w.Ieat crop
OF Kansas at nine million bushels, and the
cora cro.' al iiity-tiye million bushels.
The Ioll Eeyiaes says: "G-ass could
| not DC better than il il, and there will be a
great deal more hay cut in tie county ihan
daring any former season."
| In the tax list now running Valley
Falls has about 500 lots advertised, Meslins
over 500, Perry $50 or 100, OskaloUsa about
80, Winchester 80, Granville abOu, 20.
The farmers Of Jefferson county are to
have Harvest Feast, We see, at the FaiI
Grounds, oskaloosa, on Thursday, Sep;em
i-er Is.
| -lom. Pric,, Of Emporia, well kncwa -
q cattle man, viii have 4 oor.i crop on hi.
tao farms OF nearly 10000 biishc'=, all
OF which lac viii feed to his stock.
Rev. Mr. MilIa7d has rcsign.d The
charge oi tie Baptist church At Ss!ina, and
Rev. Mr.. Annear has accepted the invita-.
tion 10 succeed him for thrce months.
| Rev. J. Eoynton has been transferred
from the Kansas Conference to the Mic.li
gan Conference. He is succeeded by Rev
J. J. Thompson.
| The Chronicle OF Abilene says: Mr.
Welcome, OF lhceveg, brought to our Oiiic,
this week, 4 cucumber sixteen inches Ion;
and twelve inches in circumference.
The Seneca School Board have en-
ployed I new teacher in the German De
paitrient, from Topeka; salary, $50 pel
month.
|. -Labctte county has a lsboring man
party which proposes 20 hold a convention
September luth, and nominate county
ticket.
Rev. T. ". Green, for short time sta
toned in Lcavenworth, will probably leay,
Denver and go to San Francisco in No,cm
Der, to take charge OF the Baptist pspel
published in that city.
The independence Courier says: Ju
Illus Kaufman Will leave to-moliog morn
ing Tor LeayenwoIth, where he las 4 per
nianent situation. Julius leaves Losl o
friends in this city.
+ The universal jubilee mission will begir
iii the Cottonwood Falls September 18th, an,
continue over Sunday. The exercises will
be conducted BY the lev. Jan,es ii. Dcfouri
pastor at Topeka, assisted by two o,hel
priests.
The lola Register thinks, notwiihst md
ing the report that all the fax secd IN Al
lc:: county Lad Lseu destroyed hy the wc
heather, several hundred bushels have beeI
bought tn the market.
-Nm. !. Shannon, OF Augusta, .IUi.r
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inc sumner .ouh'y iieSs says Pic" ing
.oi ,;'I "Lei ~ IS every "here pushed "i.l
Sfsd Ea9or. lac experience IN iAah'aS AID
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i"whshlp, johnson county, haiis;'a VIII TX
heid III henter'hhs grove, near N" e2ntrt
81 ne tom''si,i ;, o.i a'iiuay anu Snn"aH
'~t'i. i"th an" iith, 1919.
| j he Oiathe 3:uTor says: some tam.
q" hung IA ,iie b.ne io;io,n eei'w I,,tt
r'"'tA re. Statc N'siu'eiy 'hat they me-! :
H.'eh. 10 h'j"ie P'i"P"i'' anu o'Ier "h''ei
WIGS.
The WaterT,iie -.ess says Coi. J. W
t."ellri!. "one OF the brightest ornancr ; q
tie i"aven"orth bar, is IN attcndanee =:
Gu: ui''fie' court 'nis week. lie pe',lrS
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| Tie -Iumboiit Ca'c. says: IN one
he.Shbolh hood lii Cottage Grove TOWNSHIPS .,
Aiessrs. searie, Stafford and Meibe have
forty aces OF brcoa corn. It all iooks
"d.' a1,e He1'Se oea,c - convinced !ha' II
r. one % '''e MI hi'''' VI efolS ~ raise III
i>'a's'
| some oil the people OF Woofson county
are M y b'isiei OF trouble over the county
s'af. Zone want the trouble to 20 on,
Wiiie oiaers are IN favor OF having quie
tns lnt on the excitement.
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Inc 1arnett I't.aeeHer says: Jei'.
nAV,s hts accepted an invitation To adde's
u h""S county tiHs, iair next ni"hiii.
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The Troy C"'J says: ". r. EuSxirk,
on Monday last, soid ten trios OF his line
chieAens Tor 50 yer par, or 800 for the
lot. Tins - the besl sale oi Chickens ever
,'i'us "a :. ,i'S'. ine I lcei was ~"
$50 ,' oe'
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