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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-28

MANY thousands Of dollars has been
spent in distributing, free OF charge, Gam
pie bottles of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUR to
all parts Of this country, to those suffering
from Coughs, Asthma, Hemorrhages, Con
mptien and other Throat and Lung Dis
eases, that the afflicted might siti-iy them
selves, that this remedy wonld save them
from those fatal diseases. No person ha-
ever used this medicine without getting
immediate relief, yet there are great many
poor, suffering, skeptical persons going
about our streets with suspicious cough,
and voice Of consumption coming from their
lung, that will not try it. If You die, it l.
your own fault, as YOU can go to your
Druggist, r. Parham, and get a Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it; three doses
will relieve any case. Regular sze only
IS cents. aug25-eod&eow
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A uube Medical Treatise

The edition for 1877 If the sterliog Medical
Annual, known as Hostetter's Aim nae. is now
ready, and may ne tbtAinei, fee of cost, OF
druggists and general county dea e-s in I'll
parts oil the In ted stLes an British America
AMI indeed in every civi zed portion OF thu
Western Henisp here. This Almanac HIS been
is e r gulArly at the commencement Of every
:, ar for over one-HfIh OF II ce fury. II ,omb mes
with the sosnd,st pra;Iicsl advice fc- the PIE
eryatio1 and Restoration OF heath. I large
amount of interesting AMI smusi g lisht rca--
ing, nd the caleadar, ast-On0m cal Calcu!a-
Il ms, chronJlCgic Al items, Sc, aTc p-ePEred
with great care, an vi b. found entirely accu
late In Issue OF HOstetier's Almanac Tor is17
VAL probably be The largest edi,ion o. a neCi sol
wo' ever published in any CoIn'ry. The pro-
D iet1rs, Me SIS Ho=Ietter & Ii. Pittsburgh,
P, on rece Rt OF two Mt stamp will forward
a cory by nail to any person wh1 cannot pro
cure one in his neiGhbOThocd,
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Our Libel Suit.

Every unpreiudiced person whom We
have heard speak Of the mater, approves
the action OF the County Attorney in dis-
mis-iug the libel suit which MONEY! at
tempted to bring against US. The attorneys
attending court seemed t. be unanimous in
their approval Of Mr. Webbs action the
Leaven worth TINES quotes our remarks Of
last week about the result. in full, and en-
dorses them edltorially. We mention these
things to show what the int liigent part Of
the public thinks about it, because we have
been informed that Mowry has thrown out
some reflections on the County Attorney,
and says he intends to Ego for" US again
when Mr.. Armstrong and Mr.. Ous come
into Office. There are, OF course, a lev
persons who are mad because the County
Attorney would not prosecute US; not that
they expected to see Us convicted, but be-
cause they hoped it would put ia TO some
trouble and expense, while the cost Of doing
it woul have to be paid by the county.
The opinions Of such persons are worth
nothing one way or the Vdthe.d
Reporter.
That ia all of course. They gratidy their
malice by putting you to the expense Of de-
tending the suit. The court did right. II
you have published one word abou, Mowry
that lie not true, retract. The truth only is
required, let it hurt whom i; will.
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DIN R&tFatQfS ialPGf Real Estate

N OTlCE is h by given. that in pursuance of
~ an ori' r H.. ic amt reed OF record o. tie
18th day OF Deem sr, \ ID 1876 y he Pro-
OAte Lrt If hontph4n Cuu1 V, ka, sas, 1 III,
IA Mon az, the sJh day OF ceOIu.4Iy, a. ID 1871,
sell IN" iOl owing desert eli Ell ssIa'e beloi
in to the Estate oi AuIjIh " Iesle- lsfe of saId
ION phan { unity. d cess q. to-sit: Tne n r h
hal o. the u hive u ar'cr o. section twen'y-
i've, t2i) tpw' sh psey ~ ian. e twenty, (sJD
con sIuIng eighty - acres ii "a e. in Le4Ie en-
yo'th ounty, kaGsi-: al-o, the sO,IreIst u ar
o. ni tie 5 uthwcst quart =, and The souIhw,si
q TART r tie sCu'h Z GU rirr o. >. ct. n hir
y six, t36l town-hp four. % .,rgs TIVE sty, cor
m o Iph q CtuDrs, ktrstS; 40 Lots hire
{ four, (D Ive. y SIN. (G) . Ven ca eight. ~
Mae ~ ten, { ~ a4d eleven, QD in Block
sewn. { } IN r,rIndu d IL IN to tn.n OF
bonn h IN, Doniph n County, Kansas Tn said
s,!e viii lie " sde at Ia door OF the Cou
VI use, in Troy, for cash IN hand betwees the
10 T. 81 - ~ and t NJ 81 tN- nd day,
Troy, r -ES-s, Dec. mbar.3 1876
h. "A wHEELEF,
AlLinistIa:1r OF >. id state.
deC2S-yi.
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PERSONAL.

james jerks, Of the Planters, returned
yesterday from trip 10 the East.
NJ. c. Thum of Montana, was registered
al the Planters Yesterday.
Judge C G.. Foster of A,chison, is regis
tered at the Planters.
W r. k-tchum Of Chicago, was at the
Planters yesterday.
J. W. Allison of TosganoIie, was At the
Mansion yesterday.
J Vrerland Of Valley Falls, is registered
at the Mansion.
Us. Mar-hal Miller left for Wichita
yesterday
C.pt E ". Ayers, OF Salina, is stopping
al the Mansion.
b. " ieTce, Esq, of Corning, Iewa, a
famous poultry breeder, rs in The ciy, in
attendance upon the chicken show.
Mai V. X Hsri, OF the Fifth Cavalry,
arrived IL the city and registered at the
P"u,e.s On Monday
Wander Cumming, Supp: OF The Eastern
division If the Mo. Psc:Gc road, is az the
Planters
Tho-. Logan, son of Hon. c. A. Logan,
arrived home from NUtre Dame. Ind, Sun
daY me. ming last.
Hon. =. :. Glib ard J. p Scroggs, of the
law IRA Al Bartlett d >cr, ggs, Wsa"dolte,
called At THE Times Office yesterday.
Mr. Ch,s. Nhoup, travelling salesman for
the gueen~gaUs hots. Of CLas Regnier *
Co 81 y chs. n, spent Christmas IN the
metropolis.
William Higgins, Esq OF Columbus, ex-
S-Tr.ant-,'-Arins 81 ih= Ii ,u-e OF Rope-
eeriativrs Ia the STATE Legislature has been
in ne city Tor the past lev dSyf.
Mr. W. ". Perrine, OF Camden, Mo, is
here. lie brought with him several coops
OF fine fowls, which may be seen at the
poultry exhibition.
Amor & those who left for Topeka yes
ter Az, II attend the meeting OF the State
Teach, r. A-sociation, were Prof. john
WhrrrsIi aud wife, Miss Hattie Wherrell,
Miss f J short, Prof. Ii ID McCarty,
Irof. ". Child ster, w Ii. V Raymond,
PROT Z ). Williams, Ja- Lane, E Lewis
Il this city, and L. D. Dobbs, of Topeka.
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THE CHICKEN SHOW.

o.... ~ r.,s,.,. -, IN.
....-.... n. CO.. -. po,,.-~
Association.
TIL. s.oo,d ANNA, .,h;h;,;or If ,b.
Aea'eh~of'h Foui'ty ana le' s'ocA ASo-
citation was opened in LsiDgs Hall, yester-
dav afternoon under soo,ewhs, unfayors-
81. o;.,..,.,. ,ha h.u h,,;,, b.,
VIC 'H
In use the night before, could not De cleared
in time TO get everything in readiness at the
time of oneniny.
.suwAs
bovav., the committee having the CHARGE
r ... s:. d.
VI AnA, nc
" ~ .. :, :. n ~ s..; IS LH Io
sn ~ Ia a. ~. a u IN .ns -nu " m
EeiooN 'n.' I"o Jul M : I'm
cohP'e'eu, enu I.Ao, ~: '"e ,nsPS.ou
=, sne '"os' "''pA'i"s ''''i'' Ane GALLUP
'''n -
WILL BE soo~
in every sense OF the word, as the finest
birds and animals ever seen In this part OF
the country, have been entsred. The VIM
ming birds from the exhibitions recently
held at -. Joseph and Kansas City are en-
tered, and consequently our show has the
very cream OF both the previous ones.
THE ENTRIES,
an fa, number four hundred and fiftv. for
weight in excess of those of last wear. and
the exhibition il. in eyery vay. superior to
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4 Sura Thing.

DIR. Kings Syphilitic Remedy Is war
ranted to cure Syphilis in the primary, Sec
ondary and tertiary stages, and in all Its
varied and complicated forms, and will
cure the worst Cases OF veneral disease.
cases which have resisted the treatment Of
the most eminent physicians of America
1t cures the first stage and heals the ulcer
in few days. II cures ulcers in the mouth
nose, throat, head, arms and legs; also
hard pains in the bones and joints, swelling
Of points, syphilitic rheumatism, etc., in =
short time. Price, s. per package. SEM
everywhere by express. A treatise on sex
ual diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold by DR.. J, Dinsbeer, sos North
Seventh street, St. Louis, Mo. Cures guar
anteed or the money refunded. Theo
EsersdoIf Agent, Leavenworth, Kansas.
ap,il26eod&w-l07
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Chicaeo Produce Market.
CHICAGO, pe,enBer %

FLoUE-Firmer; wes-er ex IA. IS 0O96 %
~H-AT-ExeIted higher an advanced IN eeuts;
y" spring 81 "a casI; I'll . January No :
sp iag, l2ai l212
Cons Active, hfm and higher; No. ?, $40
cash. 4j14c January.
Oar Demand active and advanced; No. 2: 2i1sc
cash; 3i1ze January.
f.Ys-A good eu.and and 4 shade higher; 7Ic
cash
nARLEY-s rong and higher; &c cash; Csc Feb
ruary-
PogK-Firm active and higher; sI6 jDais -
cash SIC SJSis 571a January; SIC 1.>sg!5 81
Eebrua
L.ED Firm, active and higher; $40 72Jza1O .
easn; SO m January, sl05s February, ST. O.
March
BULK MEATs-steady; shoulders, 69GI.; short
rib. sisSS1s; sborj c ear, 81.
wHisKY-sieady; 81 c..
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no your 6gyTs...r J.7E,.I7,7s!5 ,l'TIlg
"a mr. .,tT rs ~ so sEc'rIE' SO Er5FESF'
rH..t Fr lra f7sf fr.. ssslEENf g
- % s DfFIlItL Iis 80. slsfsTs f- r.rs-
' Ss, 80 60 11,:. x, GTt65s TfoTn g up.
Ss..dSe a;rag Or I' fy. Issr Proc y5a rsfe.
GoaoIaG (. co. I!ss.i :, Tor. M 81, Losto-
aug2wilt
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From the Troy Chief
We read in the papers, several weeks ago,
that L. J. Worden, Postmaster at Lawrence,
was lying very low, and that no hopes were
entertained of his recovery; but as no ac-
count has been publi-hed of his death, We
are led to hope that the case has taken a
favorable turn, and that ne is recovering.
This reminds US OF duty which We long
ago felt We OWED to Mr.. Worden, but which
We have hitherto neglected. 1t is simply
to do justice TO a much-abused man. Six
or seven years ago. there WAS not a worse
abused man in the State than Mr. Worten
He WAS nicknamed Unreliable Worden,"
and denounced daily and weekly, in I'M
measured terms A great deal Of this was
doubtless in Consequence Of MS intimate po-
llt,cal relations With Sidney Clarke, against
whom bitter war was then waged. We
made full hand in denouncing Mr. Wor-
den. We had then never met HIM but we
afterwards became acquainted with him,
and served with him in the Senate. The
more we became acquainted. the more we
thought We had done him injustice. We
found him to be a gentleman in every
sense OF The term-a man of good heart,
with no malice in his nature, and dispo-
sition 10 return good Tor evil. We believe
him to be an upright and honorable man,
who suffered unmerciful whacks in running
the terrible gauntlet Of Kansas personal
politics.
And speaking OF Mr.. Wordens connec-
ton with Sidney Clarke, now that the in
tense bitterness against him has been soft
ened down by the lapse of years, is it not
time TO acknowledge that there was some
good in him? Mr.. Ciarke's greatest fault
was this: he had been brought up in the
school OF Gen. Lane and when Lane died,
he seemed to think that he had inherited
his hold on the Republican party OF Nan
sas, and essayed to make il subservient TO
his wishes and ends. The people of Kansas
we're not disposed to quietly submit to this,
and as Clarke had not Lanes power and
magnetism, he went under. But he is a
man Of talent, and of great energy. He
was capable OF being an inHuen,i al member
Of Congress; and, TO tell the truth, pos
-sed more genuine force than any mem
Der Kansas ever had, before or since. Mr..
Clarke did excellent service for the party,
in the recent campaign. He went to New
Orleans, TO be PR sent at the meetings OF the
Louisiana Returning Board and his name
attached to the report made BY Sherman
and Others, and transmitted by the Presi-
dent to Congress, shows that he is still rec
ognized and respected by the leading men
of the party The backset given Mr.. Clarke
by the people of Kansas has been sufficient
punishment for his presumption in the past;
and the time may not be distant when they
may fud it TO be for the pnblic interest to
again place him in high official position.
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Extract From the Pod.

DR.. PRICES Vanilla Flavor is extracted
from the Vanilla Pod, obtained from Mex
leo. This popular favor, a. made BY DR..
Price, embodies all Of the delicate aroma
of this agreeable fruit, and is free from the
strong. rank taste of those extracts in the
market sold IS Vanilla, which are made
from the chap Tonqua or Snuff Bean. II
something pure and nice is wanted to flavor
cakes, pies, or puddings, get Dr.. Prices
True Flsvoring Extracts. 1t-d&~
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Exactly 50.

We do not propose to hoist . standard for
any man as Senator; it was only the other
day that we simply advocated the election,
on general principles, Of an honest man to
the United St.tee Senate, and were soundly
taken to task for it BY the great Topeka or
gan, which accused us of Wholesale denun-
citation of the Republican party. This was
the FIRST time We have ever been abused for
defending honesty by Republican paper
it has usually been the portion Of the
Democratic papers to do that. Az the
Commonwealth main idea seemed to be to
prevent any personalities in the CANVASS,
We must conclude that Its candidate, Who
ever be may be, would not bear personal
comparison with others-F@. SIT Noni-
Tor.
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Steru's Oriental Stomach Bitter..

They are the great Blood Purifier and
life giving principle, perfect renovaror and
invisorator Of the system, carrying of ali
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to
healthy condition, enriching, refreshing,
and invigorating both mind and body.
They are easy of administration, prompt in
action, certain il their results, safe and re
liable in all forms Of sisease These Bit
tiers are especially adapted to the use Of
Females. Mothers, if your daughters COM
plain Of lsssitude and exhausted vital en-
ergy, in this most excellent preparation,
you have the sure remedy; do 70, delay,
but secure a bottle before il is too late.
Sold by ESEksDoRF. eod&w
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New York Produce Market.


FLoUR-A shade hrIner; superine western, IS .
a. so; common 10 good, a. s5ea5 20, gooi n
choke, % s0sj s.; Whine wheat extra, 50 50 %
81 Louis, Is 70gs -.
wHKAT-A shade frmer; No. 2 Chicago,
81 A.
RYE-A shade hrIner; Western, s21sic.
BAzLEY-Uuil and heavy.
Co.S-A shade frTner and closing quiet; old
steam in store, GlZei No. Chicago, Old IN store,
&c
OATs-orsiet; mixed western and state, 3sSJOc;
white western, IGj3c.
CoFFzz-ElTln and qU.et.
SrGAE-Quiet and Unchanged.
MoLassEs-Qu!et-
R!cE-Stsady, and fair demand.
EsGs-E irm; western, % sZ91Ie.
PoRK- irmsr; mess, slI 2ce.l7 %.
EAM5-Piekled, lie.
BEEF--Du.l.
MIDDLEs-Lons clear, city, $500; western.
81
LARD-FIrmer; prime steam. go 953Ii co SPOT;
sl05sal $50
BUTIEs-firm for choice, AID others dull;
Western, q . 30e.
CHExsz-Fi:n; "a 1I14c-
VIII KY-A shade d.nier. 81 II.
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jewelry AID keepsskes we're swept
away by the relentless flames.
A package Of manuscript, was found in the
ruins yesterday mornirg, in a charred con-
dition, which, i, is thought, may be re-
written There are Two theories regarding
the origin of the fire, one being that it was
incendisry and another that it was from a
detective fue. Mr.. Sanborn estimates his
Ioss at 5000.
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Police COaFt.

A session was called on Christmas morn
ing, at the usual hour, not 20 much for the
purpose Of melting out punishment to sin
ners against whom sufficient evidence could
be brought TO convict them Of crime, a to
give any poor victim who had been forcing
the holiday BY getting tri6e too full Of
Christmas whiskey on the evening previous,
an opportunity to seek and obtain pardon.
The most harsened were Of course the fret to
take advantage Of the fact and one of them,
Martin Atchison, was allowed to 20. He
had only been found dead drunk. The
other cases were continued until
YESTERDAY,
when the old ssernne.s vas TO have been OBJ
s-rved in the Judges lace - he ordered the
Marshal to give him possession Of the room
by opening court. The apartment being ~
this important time, however, filled with
smoke from The coal stove near toe witness
room, prevented many Of the audience from
examining his features as closely as they
would otherwise hsveodone.
The first Case was called, and Milton
Paxton was accused Of having been drunk
ana in q condition to be unaware Of his &C.
lions ut the time. He was fined S..
Ed. Smith was docketed on the register
next, having been arrested for getting the
uorst of . re fsht in front Of Maris
Bland,s establishment on lower Main street.
His case was not called up, with the under.
standing that it vas dismissed. The fight
referred to, occurred about half past TIRES
o'clock in the afternoon of Monday and
from the general appearance Of the crowd
some half q dosen drunken women and
men we're engaged in il I'd is laid up With
= closed eye aud the other parties are YET
free.
Nark Patterson for an alleged ASSAULT
and battery will have hearing this morn
Nelli. Wosdland IN old liner ~ lie
nsxt case called. She Vas not pssssat nd
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Dr.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warran,sd TO cure the Gonnorh.a
elect, Chordee, Structures, diseases Of thu
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs o.
males and females.
Dr.. Hunters Specific No. il sure rem.
edy tor the Spermatorrhea, Seminal weak
ness nightly emissions, the los Of power
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul
gence. Price Of Dr.. Hunters Specific, 5;
per bottle; injection, 81 per bottle. Sem
everywhere BY express. Dr.. J. Dinsbeer
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, ST Louis, No. Send two stamps fol
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re
FUNDED.
Tho. Egsndorf agsnt Lsavsnvorth, Kan
~ suez7eodAvlO
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MASONIC CEREMONIES.
A Public Installation and banquet at
the Temple

the Temple.
Yesterday evening, in pursuance 10 pre-.
arranged plan, large number Of the H.
yited friends Of aMsonry assembled in the
magnificent halls of the Masonic Temple
to witness the public Installation of the Of
ticels elect of three lodges. The opening
exercises were accompanied with fine vocal
N u.ic, furnished by Mesdames jackson and
Thomas, and Messrs. Joerger and Car
pies, while Miss Emma Hamblin presided
ably at the organ. " hen all was in readi-
ness for the installation ceremonies, Hon.
J. W. English assumed his place in the
Eat. in the capacity of Most Worshipful
Grand Master, and caused the fact to be an
nounced in due form.
The grand officers having assumed their
respective positions, Mr.. H. &. Akin, as
Grand Marshal, introduced the officers to
be installed, to the Grand Master, who, in
the symho ic language OF the craft, gave
them their several charges and caused
them each in turn, TO be clothed with their
proper insignia of Office. The officers in
stalled are as follows:
LEAvENwoRrH LODGE, NO. 2.
W. NJ, H. C. Prang; S. W., J. NJ Laing;
J. w., F. Heeren Treasurer, ID. T. Shelton;
Secretary, E. W. Osgood 8. d., A. c. Sloan;
J. D., W. B. Fletcher; s. S., J. W. Prather;
J. S, Jno. Greif.
KING SOLOMON LorGE, NO. 10.
W. NJ, Jno. Westlake S. w., r. A. Ket.
ner; J. w., p. ]. freezing; Treasurer, NJ.
Short; Secretary, J. W. Kirkham; 8. D.,
J. w. Park; J. D., Vim. Gable; S. s, Ira
cy ID. Mace J. s, c. H. Pike.
HIRAM LODGE, no. IS.
W.M., c. Lasky, S. W., n. Schloss; ].
W., L. Abraham Treasurer, PHI. Roths-
child Secretary, S. Simmonds; 8. D., H.
Seller; j. D., A. W. Jackson; S. S, NJ.
Goldsmith; J. S, E L. Doughty; Tyler,
for the three lodges, F. Mayors.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies N.
W. G. NJ English briefly announced to the
ladies and gentlemen, that Is some minutes
would elapse before the proper time for re-
freshments, the interim would be devoted
to social converse, and that when
supper should be announced, the invited
guests would be the fst served, while the
brethren OF the order would wait for the
second table. Fully two hundred and fifty
guests partook of the splendid repast, and
. more sociable evening has not been enjoved
in many days, than that passed in the Ma.
sonic Temple last evening.
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HOLIDAY DOINGS.

A Merry Christmas Indeed-The Mer
riext for Several Years Past.
No holiday, during the pact four or hv'
years, has been 70 generally observed in thu
city as was Christmas. Everybody seemed
to have some money to spend, and thu
merchants report an excellent trade in al
departments. The day was spent in socia
visits and the evening in attendance upon
the various amusements.
THE OPERA HOUSE
was comfortably filled in every part to wit
ness the wonderful performances of the re-
nowped Zera, this being his first visit TO
Leavenworth. His ventriloquism is incom-
prehensible, no movement of his lips, what
ever, being observable. His talking heads
we're the source of much amusement, and
his box trick was one of those things past
finding out. He is the best performer and
ventriloquist who has visited the West, and
he merits the success he receives.
OTHER AMUsENENTs.
Alemania Lodge, No. l2S, To-. o. F.,
gave its first invitation ball and supper at
Occidental Hall, Monday night, which was
very we'll attended.
Lains's and Odd Fellows Halls we're
both brilliantly lighted up. there being a
festival Of The Benevolent Society at the
first, and similar entertainment given by
the Sons of Bethel at the latter places
Both halls we're crowded.
The Westminster Presbyterian Sunday
School had a Christmas gathering At the
church, on Walnut street, between Fourth
and Fifth. santa Claus was present, and
made himself generally agreeable, every
little one receiving a memento of some
kind.
The 'Star" Club gave . dance at its
rooms, corner of Fifth and Seneca streetp.
A children's party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Phillip Aherne, on Seneca
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
The rooms were filled with merry little
ones and . grand time was had all
around.
AT THE PENITENTIARY.
At the Kansas State Penitentiary the
convicts we're worked until noon, when
they we're given 4 dinner, the like of which
has rarely been seen within the confines OF
the dre4ry walls. There were no religi GUS
services of any nature whatever.
AT TIE CHURCHES.
Christmas services were held in come of
the churches, and the attendance was
very good.
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Ut LUIS, DfctnDtT p.
HENP-Dull; 70caI 90.
fLOUR-EiTIn, scarce and wanted at previous
prices
WHEAT-B Better; No. fall. 81 IS cash; No.
90, 81 53Z Il 53i4i No 4 do 81 II
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WHIRY quit 81 Us
BUrrEk Lose. prime 10 selected dairy, iJ1s-5ci
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81 50 s..
BAG ~ Quiet; ~ 81 40.
LAED-hed higher, 10 IS asked $40 30 bid;
sales uP the country, slGIs.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-12-28

TaRow off that desponden. spirit, crush
that feeling of despair, be cheerful, happy
and we'll. Take Simmons Liver Regula.
tor. 1t is no humbug, its virtues can be
proved BY hundreds right here at home
Examine the certificates 1t has cured the
wors. cases Of dropsy, dyspepsia, and pre-
vents chills, fever, &c.
81 have been dyspeptic for years began
to use the Simmons Liver Regulator two
years ago it has acted like . charm in my
case" "Rev. J. c. Holms, Clayton, Ala
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