The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-13
From su1uav Mornings Daily

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WOOD Is steady at $3.50 per cord.
CELERY is plenty in the city market places
| The Murphy mpvem mt has reached Win
chester.
GRoU d has been broken on the levee for s
new ice house.
CHEIsrMAs trees have begun to appear in
the toy stores
TIE city markets were crowded last nigh,
with good things
PROF. SKINNER's matinee, yesterday after
| noon, was well attended.
Two forlosn looking tramps slept on the
calaboose carpet last night.
IF the price of wood advances much more
the coal trade will get be.ier.
THE Leavenworth Gun Club will have their
next trial shoot next Tuesday.
Books TO suit every fancy, mas be found in
Crew Bros Circulating Library.
YESTERDAY was another of the pleasant
ones Tor which Kansas is 50 famous
The Sunday schools in the city are, as a
general thing, in a iiourishing condition.
THE Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific trains
got in and went out ON time yesterday.
j. Ii. Drieshach says he will take pennies in
exchange for confectionery. Good for Joe.
THE grocery merchants yesterday reported
business fair, and the prospects good for a
nne trade.
THE market places were filed to overflow
ing last night. with people who were buying
Sunday dinners.
LODGE of Sons of Temperance mas been
organized. 1t will be known a. Leavenworth
Division No. ~
The proportion OF people WHO are paying
heir taxes is much greater in the country
than IN the city,
LEAvESwoRrH Commandery No. Knights
IehpIar, heid an Interesting meeting at their
asy lum last night.
marriage license was issued Yesterday i'm
the Probate Court TO Thomas Mcnamara
and Mary McAuiif
The drug business has been good for some
time, although there is a general t,Iiip,, ofrin
the prices oi staples.
A FINE assortment of pebble goat and cali. |
lace Shoes, for ladies' at Sl.5o, at the Gr.ar
bankrupt sale, S-s Delaware street. |
WE have three or four thousand more COP |
les OF Congressman Haskell's speech, which |
are offered for sale a, = per hundred.
IHk toy stores are being Well supplied with |
everything that Will tempt a youn.,,.r4 o 1
spend ten cents during the holidays.
The amount Of hogs brought into the civ
mus Lar has been greater than during any
previous season at this time of the year.
A BOAT containing man, woman ard two
children passed down the river yesterday on
lts way TO a more congenial country.
A LARGER number OF people than usual
rom the country Were in the city YESTERDAY
and trade was consequently better ia onr
stores. la our
HALLS Dig omnibus will make one trip To-
ias' ueaving its usual stopping places at half
past twol for Chief Joseph's camp, ria For,
Leavenworth. w. oi'
STERN Bros. store is crowded as ps,a |
Slth stock Of millinery and fancy goods for
NE winter trade, and was yesterday. the
busiest place in the city.
20 ana you will find the best assortment of ;
'oots and shoes, in the city, selling les than
y cost, al the Great E,nkrun,
'aie, next 10 the German Bank.
fEoN the amount of bad market sIn.r soil, +
n the streets Of a Saturday night. the iaa. :
ccurs that the people should hire and nav !
ompetent inspector :
A-W Strange, Esq, Lynchburr. Va vri,.s. 2
nss Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup regularly for . !,
ckline cough q night 1t dives me- Bad
M poo me 70 sleep. IL u nnch -