The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-01-14

4 hiloNs 0DOus a
In Parsons ne Congregational and
presh yASjan churches are proposing to con-
.e,ifate.
1t has been suggested, that Columbus
consolidate IFS tvo papers, and have a
tCrsAr-Jou~al But then it won't be done.
The Beloi: Gaoese publishes a. very
1a;terins review d the business and other
interests Of Mitchell county.
The Leavenyorth papers say that Gen.
Bihlht IL In Washington. Eut short time
ago they had him IN North Carolina, I'M
dergoing sentence - the penitentiary.-
lSltI1 1E,ror
Correct; but he became disguised with
the White Lacquer.
Assist. Supt. Dorrance, Of the Kansas
Pacific road, has suspended over his desk
the ominous placard, mo passes issued
from this Office"
The Paola Spirit thinks that too much
Of the peoples money is paid out to officials
in fees II recommends 4 reduction of 80
per cent. in the matter.
1t takes Just - columns of the Leaven-
worth TINES TO write up the business of the
city Its New Years edition was success
Blue Rapids Times.
Mr. Chrisman, of Illinois, while in
Hutchinson, donated $50 worth OF chairs to
the NJ E. Church. He is lucky in not be-
ing Z. g Senator, or the Atchison Patriot
would circulate characteristic falsehood
about the donation.
We understand that the Carthage, Bax-
ter Spring Springs, Fl. Smith and Jefferson
City narrow gauge railroad project is meet
ing with a great deal of encouragement
along its proposed route.
Fifteen hundred Mennonites passed
through Leavenworth, last week, but the
Leavenworth papers said nothing about it,
Now we think if that number of people
should pass through this burgh the -Nelrs
would mention it. Wake up brethren
Winchester Neus.
Mistaken, again: The TINES gave the
Mennonites an editorial notice, and will do
the same to every fifteen hundred that pass
through.
The Atchison Rdtriot saws:
\ gentleman at the Otis House on sitting
down 10 dinner to-day, ordered the waiter
to bring him Bill of Particulars. He is
to be distant relative Of DIR.
Beecher's.
We learn that on Thursday afternoon,
Micager Golden, an old citizen in the east
ern part of Atchison county was accident
ally shot and instantly killed by Mr. VIM.
Roberts, one of his neighbors.
The editor of the Ottawa Times has |
been dreaming. Not very remunera,ive |
occupation.-Leaenroyth Times.
BY filling up our "inside" we dream and |
write up our dream to fill up our inside" |
HOw's that, Leavenworth ?-Otdud Times. |
The Changers OF Kansas have made ar
Tor the manufacture of 80 reap
ing and. moving machines, on a mode and |
patent Owned by the patrons of Kansas,
and is said to he of superior excellence.
j. r. Mead reported the probable
freezing OF the carrier boy on the Medicine
Lodge route He met him near Kingman
on the prairie, his horse had nearly given
out; it was bitter cold. and he advised the |
boy to return SiPce this nothing has been
heard OF him Vieps or elsewhere. 1t is TO
be hoped that lie Sill turn up all right
|HicliAI Eag&s.
me Wielitr Eagle says:
Hedgvisk county contains three times
1000 inhabitants, that any one will die for
want of food in the county, we have no
,uch idea We need aid in this portion of |
he State, and all that charitable inclined
eersons will give will be thankfully receiv-
ID and properly distributed.
A. S. Williams, Esq, the worthy Mas
er Of the p. Of H., of Cowley county, is
lov in the State of Iowa, seeking aid for
he peedy Of eur county. Mr. Williams is
,He Of best, and most substantial citizens,
md his every action will be squared with
IN honest Niafe!H Hor and An
H.
The Oswego Lsdependea says:
Mr.. Joe Southland, whose horses were
'tolen Christmas night, has recovered his
property and one of the thieves. He traced
ais horses into the Indian Territory, nearly
o Fort Gibsou, where he stumbled on a
.abin. At this cabin one horse was recov-
red, and information was given him that
,nothe, negro had possession of the other
Ind was On his way to Gibson.
The Columbus Cbsrier says that the
.ity Of Columbus has received deed from
he railroad company for the city cemete-
cry, comprising forty acres of land, east of
The city two miles.
Well, that is the worst explanation We
nave heard. Any man that would write
'uch an answer in Leavenworth, would be
sued for libel.
-Three-fourths of the cultivated ground
n Cowley county is growing q heavy and
beautiful green mat OF young wheat, with
IN occasional rye field; and never was
INVITING more opporiune, fer thus far il
las served to keep all kinds of stock mar
set3at. In fact, it will carry the stock
through the winter, and pan out 4 plenti-
ul crop at the harvest.
1t will have another good tendency. In
rider to prepare for a com crop q large
.rea of sod will have to be broken, all of L
which adds value to the unrivalled lands of
he county-Hr and AnZ
Most farmers around Oskaioosa feed their
horses chopped wheat mixed with straw or
nav, and are surprised TO find it NJ. only
.heaper but more nourishing and health
er feed than com. Cattle, too, where thew
nave free access 20 water, look as well. per-
haps, ~ they did this time one wear AGO
but il Is faoVhat men are too careless in
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