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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-31


n of The goods
A FINE SOLID SILVER WATCH FREE
On SIS
e1es Wah Ladies to
II ali lifetime NNO~f~'
we public
F. o. o stored letter
Our Firm Milton dbya uss
TSALSTON .JE w EI4RY co
importers of Watches md Je1drv
marlo7F6m LaSaIIe and Randolph Streets
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-31

Great Failure ofthe Milton @ old Jewelr,
Company in London.

Their Entire Stock Consigned Raise Money
of
Gold
partof value.
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We have ex .ensiye faelstiee at our
Mill on Conn er's Point

For the manufacture of lumber and timber of
all kinds and AWAY keep on hand full sup
ply, both green and seasoned, so that we are
enabled to fill ali 1ers at very short notice
and low rates.
Our location on Corners Point, with our
dock on the steamboa channel, gives us su-
perior conyeniences for filing orders from
Duluth or points along the river or along the
line of the Northern Pacific.
We paw particular attention to saving
timbers for houses, docks, bridges, Sc.
apr1571
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PAYS taxes for non-residents in all the
Northern Counties, examines Titles, and an
swers all inquiries relating to real estate.
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This paper is kept on file in the office of
l.. F. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago
l. North Western Railway, 415 Broadway,
New York City. Our friends, when in New
York, are cordially invited to call in and read
it at any time. They will always be welcome.
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LOT.

One Ladies' Opera Chain with slide and tasssl
One heavy Ladies' Neck Chain.
One beautiful Loeket for the above.
One Ladies' "Camea' Pin and Ear Rings,
One pair (2) elegant bracelets
One pair Amethyst Sleeve Buttons imlaid
with Pearls.
One pair Onyx Sleeve Buttons.
One set studs to match the above
One fine Gents Watch Chain with charm.
One Amethyst Ring iulaid with Pearls.
One Topaz hing inlaid with Pearls.
ehe Ladies' heavy Band Ring.
One Ladies' Chemise Button.
Cine Gents Partisan Diamond Pin.
One Collar Button,
One extra fine set studs.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-04

SZIS7SSIzSX4SS *
In all Private Matters esnsuls
DR.. CLARKE. 1S6 South Clark STREET.

Dhs CAAhAE, 1S6 south Clafk street.
He Is an Old Experienced and Reliable Phy-
sicldn. Ladies may consult on all IRREGULAR
TIiES AND DISEASES OF A CHRONIC OR
DELICATE nature with the assurance Of relief
sHc Send two stamps for .Safsguardaof Health. '
DIR. Clarke's Celebrated Female Pills, 8; 50 (exfra
sSrong) $500 per box. Periodic Mixture, $40
per bottle. >" Pessarie Prevcntis" $40 each.
Warranted. Private Home accommodations and
nursing when required.
ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS. Dr.. Clarke ad-
ministers Medical Electricity, scientifically On
ard OF other rsmedies) for Rheumatism, Paralysis,
Chorcd (St Vitus Dance) &C.
Spnmdtorhed. Seminal Wedkness. NtoAs
Emissions, and all nervous and sexnal effects Of
early Indiscretion or SELF-ABUSE speedily
cured 6Send two stamps for Book on these
subjects. Orders for all kindf of"Rubber Goods''
oiled at once. Consultation free, eacred and con.
1dential. call or write. Address letters, DR.
y. d. CLARKE, ls6 South Clark St., Chicseo.
febIs-
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice,

STATE OF KANSAS, d.
LEAykNwoRIH COUNTY,
In the District Court in Lie County of Learsa,-orth
IA the State d haAsas:
HENRY l.. NEWM IN, Plaintiff,
WILLIAM s. TOUGH, HARRIET z. TOUGH,
Ell Gabbert, Harvey W. Idle, ). y. Jerome,
Daniel K. Garrison, John III. Steiner, Abel II
Pierre, James ID. Reed and Thomas Buchanan,
Defendants
WOO, the above Daniel 4. Garrison,
L John III steiner, Abel H. Pierce. james d.
Reed and Thomas Buchanan, are hereby notified
that you, with the O.her dcfen iahts above
named, have been sued BY the above named
piai TN. Henry l. Newman, IN the above-men
TONED court, and that said lainlG has died hi
petition In said court in the aoove-enti,led nc.
ton again 81 you and the other defendants above
named, anu that you must An wer said petition
on or before Friday, the sixteenth day of F. b-
ruary, A. ID. 1871, or said petition Will be Ia
ken AS true and ju gment renieI,d acc riingly
of The iol owing nature, tow &: A judgment TOR
the foreclosure of that certain mort age, atsd vi
the Ion day Of July, A ID 1875 by which Viii
liam ;. Tough and Harriet E Tough. mortg ged
to Gabbert, III fol owing q, serb tact O.
land, situate in The county OF Leavenworth in the
st te oil kans sHamely, the south ifly of he
east half If he southeast quarter Of section
Der eleven I'D, IN town hip numb nine (9) south
of The ,se iine Of range umOer twenty two, (22)
cas-. OF the sixth principal meridian To secure the
PAYNE Mt Of three certain proni-sory notes o, the
same date, M ad- by sad W lam 3. Tough ard
Harriet L. Tough, payable to the order oil said
Z Gabbf IT, and by MIN ildorsed to Harvey w.
1de, who has indOrssd the same 10 said plaintiff
And sdgu ent that the proceed, OF such sale be
applied to the payment ana satisfac ion Of such
judgment as shall be rendered in said action. and
70 tie payment Of sait notes and The Gums of
mon aud interest therein sp Gifted, ami such
amour as shall be = lowed on acco mt OF an al
torney's Zee in said action, and that on and all
Of the def- udantS in said action be barred and
Tor, closed of and nom all snd any Ti~ht and
equity OF redemption and other n. hit whatever
Of, on, or 10 said tract OF Ia from anil AIT,
such sai- thereof, AMI ieiv possession thereof
TO the grantee In any deed made IN pursuance OF
such sale, and such further judgment will tie
rendered SIS Is u-ua IN foreclosure suits.
dated this 81 day Of ,nu,rv, A. ID. 1871.
CLOUGH AZ WHEAT,
JIn4-w4t ALTO neys Tor Plaintiff.
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Publication NO!ics.

JOSHUA II. BROWN will take notice hereby
81 that he has en- sued ~ Henry Bissell,
IN which action sarah Brown, W dow Of FREEZER
lex Brown, dcce asei, ami Morris j B own, Rob
ert Il Brown, Josiah b. Brown, John N Browp,
Joshua NJ Brown, and sarah j. Brown, IA ire
at law Of Frederick Brown, deceased, are de-
Iendants, that the petition in this action has been
Hlei in tn Office :of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Leayenworth County, Kansas, that id
deIen ant, 10. bua NJ. Brown must answer said
petition on or refore the lon day OF February,
1877. or there will be found due the plaintiff on
note and mortgage executed by said Fre,ierick
Brown, in hI7 life lime to one L Lewis, tn
sum OIL 81, 90, with interest at Il per cent. Ter
annum On oiS from ne 10Th, 1875, and On SIS
IRON December Goth, 1874, and on s4S from june
26lh, 1874, and on Si8 from December 2Gth, 1S13,
and on s4S from June 18th, 1873, and for Sl2j Tor
Attorneys ieas tor foreclosing said mortgage,
with co Is OF tIls action. There will alss
Ken decree OF foreclosure of said mortgage,
barring all The right, idle ard equity of red mp
ton of all said dele il and the 70 loving
described premises,to wit: : he north half OF the
southwest quarter Of section til e. (S), in town
chip number even I'D, OF range twenty (.G) in
cavenworb County, Kansas; also an order for
the safe OF SAID mortgage premises and pa yment
OF The aforementioned moneys, cost of sale aud
O. this action, Wi such further other order CT
relief as TO the court may seem u,t.
:. u. IHACHER
Jsri-S-4- Attorney for Plaintiff.
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THE GOLDEN LINK.

Marriage Of MT. Thea. Leonard and
Miss Emma VI. Hoyt, 1t junction
City, Kansas.
To the very intimate friends of Mr.. Thos.
Leonard, one of the esteemed hosts of the
Mansion House. the rews Of his marriage
was, probably, not ~ great 4 surprise a. it
was to people generally. That he had IN
eye upon matrimony was, perhaps, suspect
ed, but who it was, when it was to come
of, no one had. probably, the remotsst idea.
Consequently, when the news arrived here
and was made public, many there were who
would gladly have greeted him and wished
him supreme happiness. But there was
one obstacle in the way, Tom wasn't here,
there being naught but an explanatory tel
gram, which read - follows:
Msrried-At Junction City, Kansaa,
January ID, At the Catholic Church, BY the
Rev. Father Curios. Thomas Leonard and
Miss Emma N. Hoyt both of Leaven-
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leonard will, up
on their return to this city, receive greet
ing not wanting in warmth or beartiness,
nd none there are who will not say, God
speed !"
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Christina. 4, the Penise.si.ry.

/ sHADsA.SS - sAsC ACA1BC0uIoBys
A man sentenced for one year, or a lift
time, to hard labor within the walls Of q
prison, cannot suddenly shut out from hi:
memory. all the scenes Of the past.
The words "Merry Christmas" awaken
pleasant recollections even to him. So here
yesterday. While the men went cheerfully
Is their tasks in the morning for hall
days work, it was evident they had not for.
gotten all, nor was hope in many bosoms
dead.
A splendid dinner, broke the usual rigid
countensnces into pleasant rippIes, and
made the sourest misan,hrope to feel that,
the Warden, though exsciing faithful ser
vice, and obedience from all, sis a man Ter
a that"
Perhaps the most notable event here, was
the presentation to Miss Katie McCieery,
by the prisoners, of check, calling for the
sum OF Sl20. 1t was received late Christ
mas eve, accompanied by the following
notes, and was a most complete surprise:
Nh. McCLEARY Please put this note
and contents among katies Christmas
presents. The boys hearts were overflow
ing for the opportunity of doing this little.
Truly, ii. HoPKIss.
Written in very neat hand, vas the fol-
lowing
Miss KATIE MCCLEERY BY the Kind
permission OF the Warden, We hav, the
pleasure TO enclose check to your order
for Sl20, as a slight return for your skill
fnl services AS organist, in our public devo-
tons. We trust that you will live to zee
many returns of the season, and to reap the
benefit Of such an unselfsh and charitable
deed.
On behalf Of the inmates,
WM. MAXWELL.
As long as the spirit of gratitude and re-
ciprocity remains, there lis ground work for
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-04

MANY thousands OF dollars has been
spent in distributing, free OF charge, sam
pie bottles OF BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUR to
all parts of this country, to those suffering
from Coughs, Asthma, Hemorrhages, Con-
sumption and other Throat and Lung Dis
eases, that the afflicted might satisfy them
selves, that this remedy would save them
from those fatal diseases. No person has
ever used this medicine without getting
immediate relief, yet there are great many
poor, suffering, skeptical persons going
about cur streets with suspicious cough,
end voice of consumption coming from their
lungs, that will not try it. If YOU die, it is
your own fault, as you can 60 to your
Druggist, r. Parham, and get Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it; three doses
will relieve any case. Regular size only
IS cents. aug25-eod&eow
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At certain hour every afternoon WASH
ipgtou loungers on suburban drives meet an
old gentleman jogging along on = very
trusty, sure-footsd animal. 1t is George
Bancroft. His gray hair and long floating
gray beard run together. His large spec-
tacles seem to b held on By the shield of
the Low cap he vsar., and his slight, trim,
1.-the form il always closely compassed BY
. snug-6tting, double-breasted coat. He
rides With ease. and for 20 old man, with
grace. Mr.. Bancroft ID - vigorous - many
men of half his age. His habits are rexu-
lar. studious, nethodical. He riais early
at about Eve o'clock in the vinter-kipdIes
his own grate-6re, takes . cup Of coffee, and
and works. He has taken upon him msuy
the habits of the old world, and per-
orms much Of his labor befoce the day of
modern political men beginA The alter
noon he spesds in taking his ~conssisution-
al exercise. In tie evening" be either re-
ceivss hh frissdA o. stasn6s ths reception
Of. sons distinGuishsd Pss,ea.
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A Imminent universally acknowledged as
the most renowned quick cure ever brought
before the public, for the perfect cure both
of man and beast. This popular and great
healing remedy so long needed by suffering
humanity, is giving unbounded proofs Of
its merits by all having tested its unrivalled
power. Dor sale BY E. J. Humphreys 4
Co., wholesale and retail druggists, corner
Delaware and Third streets.
dpc1 0-oavdfw
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A sure Thing

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. 1
are warran,,d to cure the Gonnorhqa,
elect, Chordee, Structures, diseases of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs of
males and females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. il a sure rem
edy tor the Spermatorrhea, Seminal weak
ness, nightly emissions, the loss Of power,
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul-
gence. Price Of DIR. Hunters Specific, 50
per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle. Sent
everywhere by express. Dr.. ]. Dinsbeer,
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, st. Louis, Mo. Send two stamps for
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
FUNDED.
Theo. Egersdorf agent Leavenworth, Kan
sag. apr27eod&wlO
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A sure Thing.

DR.. 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, aud will
cure the worst cases of veneral diseases,
casss which have resisted the treatment of
the most eminent phyncians Of America.
1t cures the first stage and heals the ulcers
in few days. 1t cures ulcers in the mouth,
nose, throat, head, arms and legs; also,
hard pains in the bones and joints, swelling
Of joints, syphilitic rheumatism, ETC., in =
short time. Price, s. per package. Sent
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.
Egersdorf Agent, Leavenworth, Kansas.
april26eod&w-l07
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New York Produce Msrket
NcIV YOPY L,nu6ru


FLouR-Higher and a small business, superfne
western and state s5 40a5 50; common to good
IS 7oa5 S.; gooi to choice, 80 9096 10; white
wheat extra So 10 30.
wHKAT-Quiet and firm No. Chicago, 81 3sS
I 80
RYE-Steady; Western, s39s5c.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COHN-A good demand; mixed new no grade,
5sc; yellow steam new, COO; mixed western ungrad
ed, &C
OArs-DuIl; mixed western, 3s9i9c; white wes-
tern, 4iG51c-
Corr AZ Firm and quiet
SUGAR-Naminal' y and unchanged.
MoLAssEs-New orleans, firm, 5S959c.
RICx-Steady, and fair demand.
EGGs-Firmer; western, 30g3lc.
PoRK-Firmer; oil mess, sl71s; nav mess,
ST. %
HAMs-Piekled, lie.
BEEF-Duil
MIDDLKs-Long clear middles, western, 9
LARD-Opened frmer and closed heavy; prime
steam Sl1 So all 421. spot; 81 10 January.
BUTTER-tirm for choice, and others dull;
Western, IA SOC.
CHEEsK-Dull; 7a14c-
WHIsKY-steady; 81 H.
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st. Louis Produces Market.
ST IOETS J.nuaru p

St.Louis PrOduoe Market.
ST. LOUIS. January 2.
HENP-Dull; 10cGI 90
fLoUa-Actve and firm for supers and extra
grades.
WHEAT-Lower: No. 2 fall, 81 ssal 80; No
10, 81 551al 81; No. do. 81 25Sesl 20.
CoEN-Lower; No. mixed, 39e cash; S91 &c
January.
OATs-Firm but inactive; No. mixed, 335<c
asked c9sh, AID S3tsc asked January; sl1ze bid
January
kYk-Firm; &c
BARLEY-Steady aud firm; prime to fancy North.
erp, Soc Gxl O7I1
WHIskY-Fairiy active: 81 o..
BrrrK.-Duii; medium to selected dairy, 15g
&c; country roll and packed, 10 Use.
HAY-Easy; choice 10 fancy timothy, gil oo9
IL 80
E66s-Steady; q aaic.
PoRK-Higher; eli - asked cash and january !;
e17 % bid; <l7 % bid February.
BULK MKArs-Nery firm and held higher; Sc IS
e9a9 25 asked for round lots sales lots. Sc so
6ss 73as IL, with some prices bid far round lots.
BAcos-Only sma peddling trade
LARD-Eirm anu he'd higher; Sll % asked; 81
bid cash; eli % bid February and March.
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Notice.

We call special attention to the adver-
tisement of Ponds Extract.
As an alleviator of pain and Eemorrhage,
ahealer of wounds, or a. subduer of any
kind of Inflammation, this Extract has
gained reputation and sale 50 extraordi-
nary, that it warrants the assumption that
it is an article of great virtue. Ii is en-
dorsed by medical men, who more readily
lend it their praise on account of its being
merely distilled extract of the Hamauel-
il, or Witch Hazel shrub, which is favora-
bly, ment; oned in the medical work OF all
schools. eod&w
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ON THE TRAIL.

four O'Clock, the reporter again called At
the Jail ard found Dick Moore, the guard,
charged with shooting the aforesaid prison
er, and questioned him in regard to the
facts in the case, but received the same an.
swer, that he couldn't and wouldn't give
The TINES any informatio Whatever
Taking out his notebook TO jot down this
precious intelligence, Dick looked askance
at the reporter, and asked what he was do
ing. Being informed, he seemed somewhat
nervous, and turning to Brady he asked
him, soto roce, il he hadn't better give THE
TINES the facts in the case. Upon couaid-
Grafton of the subject, Brady thought it
would be we'll enough to do so, and accord
ingly Dick delivered himself of the follow
ing
STATEMENT OF FAC1s:
Moore had, early in the morning, taken
four Of the prisoner out to County Attor-
ney Goddard's residence, on South Brosd-
way, to saw that eentlsman's wood. Thines
vent on smoothly enough until about noon,
when one OF the prisoners, Alexander Brad
shaw, alias White, broke from the gang and
started to run. Moore shouted to
him four or Eve times 10
stop. but Bradshaw, paying no attention,
kept on. Moore then fred three shots at
him, the first missing him entirely, the rec.
ond striking him in the back of the head,
and travelling along under the scalp, came
out At the forehead, staggering, but not
stunning him. He stumbled along for
about ten feet, when he suddenly straixht-
ened up again, and ran ahead. The third
shot missed him, and he % N disappeared.
He Was Afterwards found hidden in q hay
loft about three squares aSAy, and taken to
the county Jail, where DR.. Jones attended
to his wound. He is not badly hurt and
will recover.
The main question II, what right has
anyone to order the county prisoner to
work At anybody's private residence, or to
work for anyone except the cosniy3
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Storms Oriental Stomach Bittsrs.

They are the great Blood Purifier and
life giving principle, perfect renovator and
invigorator Of the system, carrying off all
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 in their results, safe and re-
liable in all forms Of disease. These Bit
tiers are especially adapted to the use of
Females. Mothers, If your daughters COM
plain of lassitude and exhausted vital en-
ergy, in this most excellent preparation,
you have the sure remedy; do not delay,
but secure bottle before it is too late.
Sold by EGERsDoRF. eod&w
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TINS papef il printed With Cha Eneu johnson
Co.'s Printing Ink sos south 10Th street. Philadel-
phia, Pa febdssz7
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A gay party assembled at the residence
of Mr.. r. Bsiga on Delaware street, yester-
day, to celebrate the nuptials Of Mr.. Louis
Casper and Miss Addie Bremen. Rev. E.
K. Sanborn officiated. and the happy pal.
were not backward in their appreciation Of
the event. A fine dinner was served to the
invited guests, and when evening came The
TINES was Handsomely remembered, as it
Away is. BY the presentation Of fine as
sortment Of wine and cake; hence, THE
TINES wishes the newly welded pair not
only q happy new yesr, but pleasant
journey together during the stormy voyage
of life.
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We have made arrangements by which
we can send TIE DAILY TINES and Kansas
Farmer, postpaid, for one year for 500;
and TIE WEEKLY TIMES and Kansas
Farmer, postpaid, for one year for $500.
This is much lower than people could ex-
pect, but we are determined to double our
circulation, and make this extraordinary
offer.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, January 2.
FLoUR-Firm and steady; western extras, S. cog
6 Is; Minnesota, So 75S6
WHkAT-Aetive but lower; No. 2spring, 81 Isl
al 2JS casn; 81 q February; 81 2s5k9l 2sH
March No spring, 81 Zeal l01a.
CORN -Du. weak and lower, No. 2, 43X4431Sc
cash; 4iLc February.
OArs-Inactive and lower; No. 2, SIC cash; SAG
February.
RYK-Stesdy; re
BARLEY FirmeI; G61@e.
PoRK-Active and firm and higher; 81 IS
cash; SI7 i7.s l1 50 February; eli 57x0i7 60
March.
LAup-Actiye. and firm and higher; sl1 TX
oil 20 eas1; sll 32tsSll IS February; Sill AK
all so March.
BULK MEATs-Active. firm and higher; shout.
ders, e.; shot rib, .; short clear, 81.
wHIsKY-Stronger; 81 o..
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Masonic.

Al the annual meeting Of the Leaven-
worth Chapter No. 2, Royal Arch Masons,
held at their hail, December 2Sth, 1876,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
P. J. Freeline, H. p; Nv. Ellard, r.;
w. S. Gable, S; c. Beck, Treasurer Jno.
Westlake, Secretary; Van R. Liddell, c.
H; E. W. Osgood, T. s.; N S Butzel, r.
A. c.; S J. Banker, 3rd w.; J. E. Walstrom,
End "; ]. W. Park, LIST "; F. Mayors,
Tiger; B. Flesher, trustee for three years.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-04

The many friends of Mr.. ]. E. Brady
will be panied 70 learn that on Monday
evening, while leaving the residence of Dr..
Brock, on Shawnee street, he stepped on an
icy plank in the sidewalk, and fell in such
. manner As to fracture his right leg in two
places between the knee and ankle. He
was conveyed home. where everything
in the way Of surgical attention was pro-
cured, but it il probable he will be confined
to his room for several months.
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Markets by Telegraph.

New York Money Mark ct.
NEW YORK. JaHsary 2.
GoID-Deelined from 81 O71s to 81 o67s. and
closed at 81 o. Bar silver. 81 1891 sl5s green
backs, and 81 esSI ~ gold; coin, X per cent.
bid.
Gov ERSNESIs-Bonds firm.
RaICEoADs-Bonds strong.
SrArE-Bonds quiet
81 cKS-Market was strong and higher.
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j. n. ZElllN & CO.
Macon Ga. and philade Inhia

Your valuable MEDICINE -immone' Liver Reg
ulator. has saved many doc ors' Ills, l use
II Iur every IN sng il is recomMe..dtd an yer
knew il to iIIl; { have U-e l. in Collie and
Cribs, with my Ma es aui Ho ses. giving thu IA
a5 pat taft bottle Il n tiu,e l have mi lost
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