The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15
From Frid.y Mornings Daiiy.l


SALE Of fine stocI; today.
The city is iull of travelling inen-
Wood and coal dealers are happy
THE pork packing season is on Us.
The .-S.S.ariuz of s. season approaches.
CAL wAGSER's minstreis are coming thi
way.
THE season has arrived for hot scotch anc
| oysters
The official vote of the county will be can
| vassed TO day.
ST JOSEPH has been regaied with police
mems ball.
THE district court coavenes at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
/ Way few farmers in the city yesterday.
Weather ito ugly.
| CAPT. Touch will sell to-day some of the
nrstock in the country
ATTEND the sale Of fine blooded stock at the
| Mansion Hose stable to-day.
The Board Of County Commissioners meet,
to-day, at the Court House.
The first snow of the season fell in the
Black Hills ON the 10Th of october.
TINE to begin to think of Turkey, Cranberry
Sauce and Cider for Thanksgiving.
THE Hyers' Sisters tcolored) dramatic
troupe Is playing in Council Bluffs.
FINE colts at your own price, at the sale to-
day al the Mansion House stables.
TH.season is arriving when the calaboose
will be- filled wi h tramps of nights.
No arrests were reported at the police sta
ton up to twelve O'Clock last night.
BLACK the murderer OF Bates the ST. Joseph
policeman has not yet been captured.
THE talk yesterday, about the election, was
principally that of satisfaction at the result.
JUDGE A. H. HORTON has 100 majority in
Atchison county for the Office of chief justice.
FINE blooded stock sold yesterday at the
Mansion House Stables AT very reduced rates.
THE full election returns from the county
had not been brought in late yesterday after
noon.
AN organ grinder and a scissor machine
were objects OF attention on the streets yester-
d V.
PRAIRIE chicken hunting Is all the rage.
Duck shooting il also receiving good share
of attention.
SIX thousand dollars wor. h of fine blooded
stock was sold at the Mansion House stables
yesterday.
DoS'r forget TO attend the sale of fine
blooded stock at the Mansion House Stables
this morning, at ten o'clock.
ONE frail female and one drunk We're all the
cases before the police court yesterday The
first WAS fined so and the latter s..
YoUSG local editors generally, are now get
ting OF their winter talk about somebody
who is to write about "beautiful snow
THE temperature in the Court House yes
teriay afternoon, was IS, while outside, the
heaviest overcoat was necessary TO comfort.
HoN. ]. h. BAusERMAN was appointed ad-
i,,f of h.. f.f. - I
C. White deceased, yesterday, in the Probate
Court.
TIE incipient snow storm OF last night, did
not amount To much, hut the drividg north
wind which accompanied it was very disa-
greeable.
TIE members Of the Omaha Board of Trade
are going on an excursion to Denver, having
accepted an invitation from the Superinten-
dent of the L. z. road.
HENRY CLAY DEAN is to lecture in ST. Jo-
seph on tre government fraud question. He
is thoroughly COMPETENT TO give any kind of
on that point.
KANSAS CITY has not yet got over its row |
with the gas company, and hts papers are puff |
fling up the lantern trade. The officials talk of
lighting the city with coal oil. |
As reliable ami cheap remedy for the va
rious Elections of the throat and lungs, We |
h.artiIy recommend Dr. Bulls Cough syrup. |
small -, and large bottles 80 cents.
Col. FRED GRANT came up on the North /
western train as far Missouri Valley yes
er,iay morning and went over the Sioux |
-'itv. ~ Paul and Pacific road for Iankton.-I
Council u nbs NonI'dret.
If the bond-holders want to com promise al
3 cents on the dollar of the city bonds, a set