The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-20

THE bus.n, s. houses on Delaware street
werr- sd.d yesterday with people from
the country.
We are afr..id the boys AT the Court House
al. not keeping their pledges, in a temper
ance point of view.
SINCE the weather has become warmer, the
marriag. list has not b IN 20 we'll filled as in
the colder days of November.
To thu humble and credulous as well as Ia
tn rIch and * pticsi, Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is a tree and Welcome friend.
@E have received al Invitation 10 attend
thu first annual bs ! u b. given by The Rcd
Men, on tile evening o. the 18th inst.
THE new lodge OF Knights of Pythiss in
: AtchisoD Is said TO be progressing finely. IT
: has BEEN named 1.-The Golden Cross"
"WHoA EMMA"is going the rounds as a late
: slang phrase. There is about a. much sense
In il as there is In any other slang term.
! Jerry Quinn of St Joseph, who was recent
~ injured by a wreck on the X. C., st. Joe
ant {. Broad, Is out, interviewing his friends.
Mr. JOSEPH STERLING began moving into
his new and elegant residence near the cor
ner Of Arch and Fourth streets yesterday af-
, ternoon.
THERE was a greater number OF ladies on
the streets yesterday than las been seen for
long tlfne- as the
cause of IL.
A LAME man who was too drunk 10 feel his
position, created considerable fun on north
a gray horse.
THE Lawrence Standard says that work has
been resumed on the dam. The everlasting
may il be sol crib sunk to I'LL the last gap, is
being flied with stone.
THE swearing of time is near, and all the
old bolts of unsuitable ribbon o various col
ors. red, blue and yellow. being brushed
up in the dry goods stores.
THE good weather Of the last few days has
given the wood men ample opportunity TO
replCnish their stocks. There can be no ex-
cuse now for a corner" ihis winter.
Dr. Few complains that sneak thieves
raiding his premises in South Lelvenworth'
and that he will he compelled to use powder
and shot in the future, To protect his proper
ty.
PEOPLE who prowl about alleys after dark,
should be- made 10 give AN account of them
selves when Caught by the police, and shot
when seen by people who have anything
worth stealing.
MErRopoLITAS Lodge, No. 81 /. o. o. F., is
To have IA public installation of officers, and
there j. a movement ON foot to have the OFF,
Gers of other lo,igss publicly installed at the
s,m- time, when Will make the affair an
imposing one
WE would call the attention of our readers
To the adv-rtis. of The Richmond Oper-
eta Bouffe Company, which app-ars in this
city at the Opera House, next "Wednesday
evening Seats will b. on sale next Monday
morning al kennedy's book store.
MIR. MCCowS HUNT, Clerk of the District
Court, was called out OF the Opera House last
evening Ia Iie certain papers in an interest,"
ing cattle case which viii be brought before
IN, Court to-day. The ease is that Of Henry
Kin; ~. Powers anu EuIk!ey.
WHAT i Dooley's Yeast Powder, do you ask |
my friend: II l. made from the purest and |
strongest elements. Anon. them, cream |
tartar made from grape acid expressly for |
thas- maruf. crur.rs The result is that the I,
biscuit, coils, wafii--S. cake break and pastry |
produced, ar beyond comparison.
THIS morning at half past six O'Clock "A /
special train will leave on the Kansas Central |
and will run Ia onega where the last rail was |
laid last night. The Mayor and city Council |
will b ofrhe Invited su.>is and TINES re-
porter who will accompany the patty will be
the historian
DIR. V. BI.RT, 80 well and favorably known
in Ibis city, has been appointed to duty in the
camp of the Me- Perces Indisns, TO look after
the wounded. Chief Joseph may congratulate