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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-18
THE RAID On FARM MACHIN
ERY.

The tramp raid upon farm machinery in
Ohio and Indiana was one OF the most re-
markable and fiendish exhibitions which
the communistic craze has so far presented.
Many mowers and reaper,, left standing in
the field over night were found utterly de-
molished in the morning. Flaming and
bellicose warnings were issued by the law
ess vagabonds, commanding farmers to alb
stain from using such implements and
threatening vengeance upon those who 70
fused. The result was that large numbers
of farmers housed their reapers for protec-
tion and went TO work in the old-fashioned
way to gather in their harvest as best they
could
Now this was very serious matter and
demanded prompt action. So soon as
knowledge OF this condition Of things
reached the Governors Of those States they
should have lost no time in calling upon
the sherifis OF the several counties wherein
threats had been made and overt acts COM
mitted to exercise unusual diligence in
ferreting out and bringing the offenders to
justice. The viper might and should have
been crushed at once and the dignity OF
law and order maintained. The persons
engaged IN this rad were clearly the worst
grade Of tramps-a class bent on mischief
and with a fixed determination to shirk all
honest work. Right in the very towns
where the most reapers were destroyed by
them they refused point-blank to enter the
harvest field for one dollar and hall
day, board and lodging included.
To reason with such fellows is waste of
time. If they know anything at all they
must know that the great farming inter
ests of the West never could have been
built up without these modern agricultural
implements. They know that every reaper
and thresher has cheapened the bread Tor
the hungry populations OF the great cities.
They know that thousands and thousands
Of workingmen without dollar in the
,s orld TO start with have made themselves
.ependent through the aid OF machinery,
: W they know that the same road is still
-, ,en TO others who will enter it. They
how that machinery has vastly increased
relther than diminished the demand for la
nor.
There is no palliation whatever for this
outrageous attack upon the farmersin Ohio
and Indiana. 1t is a blow that strikes the
poor man, the mechanic and the laborer
harder than it does the man Of means, for
the latter can better afford to pay higher
price. for food. 1t is a blow which if re-
peated and generally extended throughout
the West, would recoil upon every pur-
chaser of food. And the officials OF Ohio
and Indiana owe a solemn duty to the pub
lie to. bring every offender to justice and
protect the farmers in their essential
rights.
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GAVE IT UP.

The telegraph says the Montreal Orange
men relingu ished the idea Of parading yes
terday, thus avoided disturbance. Con
sidered simply As peace measure, this was
certainly the better course for them to per
sue, but it must be very humiliating to the
pretended ''strong" government of Canads
to be compelled to thus make a confession
before the world that it is impotent to
protect one class Of its citizens against the
religious intolerance Of another class. By
abandoning their parade the Orangemeu
preserved the peace, but at the same time
advertised the fact that their government is
unable to protect them from the mob.
So far ~ the two factions in this relig
ious quarrel are recoucerDed, We suppose there
is not much to choose between them, and
either, given the power, would tyranise ov
er the other, but any government worthy oi
the name would protect either party in III
right to peacefully parade the public
streets. Rstaer that some lives should bs
lost than that the liberty Of the citizer
should b oNiIced at the behest of the
mob.
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PROBATE MATTERS.


In the matter Of the estate Of Kate j. VI
Tiliotson, Mary A. Beard, guardian, Matthew
Howell,s. r. Neelsy, and J. 4. IL Sic, appoin-
ted TO appraise real estate of said minor here
tofore ordered sold.
In the matter of the same estate, appraise-
ment, and report OF sale Of real estate pre-
sented and approved and sale conf med and
deed ordered, deed presented and approved
Will of Catherine Gausz, proved and adj.
mitted TO probate ana letters testamentsry
issued to Christopher CAUSE.
In the matter OF the estate Of John Jacob
Rapp, decsa ed, Louisa Rspp, administra-
tIatrix,. made return Of inventory, and OBJ
tained an order To sell property at private
sale.
In the matter Of the estate Of Henry R0ber-
d, deceased, Michael Hoffman and Henry
Deckelman, executors, inventory returned.
License issued To Samuel q. McAckron and
Susie TCsEs, married in open court.
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STATE OF KANSAS, - -
LEAVENwoEIH COUNTY.
NOTICE il hereby given, that at a regular
N meeting OF the Board OF County CoInuuis-
siOntTs, begun ana held at the Court House,
In the City OF Ieavenworth, in said County
and stat., ON the inst day Of July A. d., 1873
Isaac Bowen and Others of Reno township
househoIdeTs Of said county. presented ans
filed petition asking said Beard Of COmmi'
sioLeTs for the appointment Of Viewers
view, survey and locate road ia said town
ship, commencing Ht the southeast corner OF
So sciion 81, township u, range 4 thence west
ON the section line, OF as near thereto, as "A
good road can be- located, between sections
- and 3, "a and q, To interS'ct Main street, at
or. near the southwest corner of III. town
ship of Rene.
The prayer of the petitioners was granted,
and Samurl ROaz, Edward Martin and Mar
tin Copp, were appointed Viewers, Ia meet at
The hGus.. uf Isaac Bowen, IN Reno township
ON the IIth day Of August ls.s, at ten O'Clock
a. m, or IN ease of failure To meet ON the day
dies signatsd, then on the following day. and
proceed To view said road, and give to all
parties concerned, "a hearing.
BY order Of the Board.
j. W SIEHArS, County clerk.
By %. DfEFENDokF, Dupuiy.
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Wichita Eagle, II.
An extract from an Arizona paper states
that Ed Longbottom, with two other par
ties. was killed by Indians few days since
Longbottom left here over two years ago.
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THE LAW OF LITIGATION.
It viii Soon bel Demonstrated by
Those Parties Who Have FILED
Snils Trial.


The following is list Of the latest suits
filed in the office of the Clerk OF the District
Court:
Samuel Stone VS.. Henry Newly, Naomi
Newly, Frank New by mote and mortgage.
The Board of tounty Commissioners vs..
Allen &. Calkins and lots No. and >, block
l9S, in Day Il Macaulay' addition toihe CIIy
OF LeayenwOrth, and others unknown, anu
all persons having or Calming AN interest
therein.
The Same VS.. II. ID. Callaghan and lots No.
IL, II and 10, in block D, Clark q Eses' addi-
tion to the City of Leayenworth.
The same vs. j. A. Douglass, j. Baker, W.
Ewing, r. Sherlock ct al.
The same vs.. Reuben l.. Bean ct al.
The Same W.. Il. e. Cord, et al.
The same vs.. John ii. Mason and John 4.
Douglass ct al.
The same vs.. The German Building As.O-
ciation No =, and q r. ElDert, 1t al.
The Same W.. Henrietta Stuart ct al.
The Same vs.. Berry Ewing ct al.
The same Vs. rancis = Pinckney ct al.
Charles l.. Nanderlpp vs.. William chaplin
and Theodore Thompson; abstract OF Judg-
msnt,
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4
LEANENWORIH, Has, July ~, lsts. J
STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAVENwoRTH CoUNTY.>
NyoIlcE IL HEREBY GIVEN, that at .
~ regular meeting OF the Board Of Connty
Commissioners, begun and held al the Court
house, in the C1ty of Leavenvorth, In said
County and state, on the nrst day OF July {,
lS1>, j. +. Colyer and Others Of Eastern Town.
ship, house holders of said County, present~-'
and filed IA petition king said Board oiC
missioners for the appointment OF Vie,
To view, survey and locate n load In q
township, commencing at point ON
west side of Big Stranger Creek, on the
Leavenworth and MaIysvillc road, On
southwest quarter OF section 8, toWn>nl
range u, about twenty rods east ~ the II
line; thence, following the bank OF Satdf
as near as practicable; thence, throug
southwest quarter OF section .. foWhsfrp
range Il thence, into the south -esst G uarte
oi same section aid range, and intersect u
AtchisOn and Ionganoxie road. Ihe pray
of the petitionrs was granted, and II.
Roach, Pleasant Thorn burSh and W. 7. Nj
win were appointed Viewers, To meet NJ
house of j. r. Colyer, near MiilSille, In T.
eTn Township. ON the Sth day Of Aukhst,
at ten oclOck, a. NJ, or In case Of failuI
meet ON the day designated, then on thu
lowing day, and proceed To view said
and give To ali parties concerned, heaIb
Ey order OF the Board,
j. W. NIEhANS, CountyCi
by %. IEFESDoRf, Deputy
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STATE Of RASSAL,
LEAvExwORTH CoC NTY.
kotics Is hereby given, that at a regular
INmeeting of the Board OF Commissioners,
begun and held at the Court House, In the
city Of Leayenworth, in said County, and
State, on the nr-t day Of July, y. d. 1875,
Robert Sample and others oil Tongan0xie
Township, hOuSs d OldeTs of said County, pre-
ssntsd and filed n petition asking said Board
Of Commissioners for the appointment of
Viewers to view, survey and change road
in said Township, to-wit: to change the
PerryvIlle road, from where IL eTosses the
north line Of section ~, townships 10, range ~,
near the northeast corner OF said section IL /;
thence west on the north line of said section
r. to the west line thereof: thence along said
west line, to intersect the Perryvflle road,
near the northwest corner of the nOrthWes
quarter Of said section II, township ~, range
20.
The prayers Of the petitioners was granted,
and Crawford Moore, Uriah Morgan and
Jonathan knight, were appointed Viewers, 10
meet at the house of Robert sample, In Ton
ganoxie Township, on the 9Th day OF August,
1873, at ten O'Clock A. ~, or In case OF iaiiufe
10 meet ON the day designated, then on The
following day, and proceed 10 view sara ROAD
and give all parties concerned nearing
by order OF the Bnard.
J W. NIEHATS, County Clerk.
Ey U. DIEFESDOEF, Deputy.
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Capt. ]. 7. Haskell and Mr. Ellison were
prompt in correctly reporting shots as rapid
ly almost as they were made.
Alter the match had been decided the Ean-
sas City team were taken back to the Fort
where they enjoyed a pleasant dinner with
the bltchelOr officers, Lieut.. Claggett doing
the honors as caterer.
This Will not end the rifle rivalry that has
SO suddenly sprung up, for the boys of our
neishboring city are going into practice at
once for another match In the future.
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Broom Corn and the Manu- facture Oi
VIEWING THE RUINS.

Collector Arthur, Of the New York
Custom House Looking Over His
Past s:reatncss-rhe New Collector
Will Re-aPpOini Most Of the Old
Deputies
New YORK, July l2.-The Custom
House was very quiet this morning, con-
sidering the important changes which have
occurred there. The new collector, General
Merritt, did not visit the building, and
General Arthur did not arrive until about
noon. But few persons were waiting to see
the latter, who said in reply to inquiries,
that he had not yet received official notice
of his suspension under the tenue of Office
Further than this, he said he had no re-
marks to make on the matter. General
Merritt cannot enter on the duties Of the
collectorship until his bonds, amounting to
500, 600 have been filed and approved at
Washington; this will require at least a
day or two.
PROBABLE REAPPoINTMENTs.
Persons who are well acquainted with
General Merritt said he would probably
make very few changes at present in the
Custom House force. BY law he will have
to appoint all the deputy collectors, but it
is believed he will appoint all of those now
in office, with one marked exception. The
Evening Post" says,on excellent authority,
that Special Deputy Collector Lydicker
will not receive reappointment.
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PROBABLE REAPPoINTMENTs.
GUrTERED, BYJsNG.
Dr. Mumford, OF the X. G. Times,
GutseFed bv q ShysseF Of that City.

KANSAS Cry, July PA street fight
took place to-day, between DIR. NJ. Mum
ford, Of the Times" and lawyer named
Rucker. The causus beHi was statement
published in the "Times" rejecting on
Rucker. Incensed, the lawyer approached
Mumiord on the street corner and struck
him in the face. Mumford returned the
blow, when Rucker struck again, telling
up, both men drew revolvers, but before
they could shoot, they we're taken away by
friends A more serious encounter was
feared, but mutual friends have held a
Congress and agreed upon satisfactory terms
OF peace.
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L
! STATE OF KANSAS,
! LENvENwOKTH, COUNTY.
/ NOTICE Is hereby given, that at regular
I<mecIiug of the Board OF County Coinmis
sion-rs. begun and held at the Court HOUSE,
/ in the Ciry OF LeavenwoTth, in said County
and state, ON the INST day oI July A. ID ISIS,
j. r. tOly.T and Others OI Eiston, tOwTs hip,
HOussh0ldrIS OF said county, presentet bnd
| filed a V.tItIon asking said Buaru OF Commits
SIOnsr> Tor the appointment oi Viewers To
view, survey and IOC:iie IA road IN said town
ship, cOmm"ncin. ut "A point ON the west side
Of BIg Stranger creek, ON the Fort Deasen-
worth and MarysVtlIe road, in the southwest
quarter, Ul section 8, township :, Ianse -,
:tbr at ~ rods east OF the range line; thenc.
iGI OWING the bank of said creek, NJ .Hsar as
prHc; ICablr; thence through the nds:E west
quarter, pf section :, township s, rssIge "
thence through the southwest quarter
section Z, township range q Them
the southeast quarter, Of same secf
range, and inteTsect the Atch.son ana
ganONic road.
The prayer Of the petitioners was grant
and II. L. Roach, Pleasant IhornbuIgh
W. i. Marvin were appointed Ntewet
meet at the house Of j. r. Colyer, near
VILE, in EastOD township, ON the sub
August isss, gt ten O'Clock, "a. IN
failure To meet on the day ~
ON the following day, and
s,,iI road, and give 70 all p:
hearing. -I7-y
j. W. NIEHAUS,L4>SSS
BY -. DrEFENDoKF, Duputy- EN
-
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2-aO To 2:sj, Enfy ymOlogy.
20 10 go, Botany.
.ssnb Ia I'D. Drawing.
".D tO iasi, Geology.
Prof Stevenson teaches all the afternoon
branches. didactIcs and both classes in book.
keeping In the morning.
Miss Brace teaches both classes In read.
ing
Miss Geyer teaches both classes In 'geoera.
ply an j arithmetic.
Grammar and United States history take
the place the last two weeks OF geography
and arithTpetic.
THE ATTENDANT.
The following are the names OF those teach
ers In attendance upon the Institute. num-
bering forty y-eight, TO which number addI.
tions are being made daily
Charles Il. Clements City.
w. +. Walllng, CITY.
Rebecca j. Newly, City
Mary L. Lewis, City.
Ella Dobbs, City.
L. j. Morgan, Ionganoxie.
Eva Hoskins, Hoge.
Genevieye Hawes, City.
A. Lamb, Springiaie.
A L. W arlington, Sinava.
Alice Culver, Fort LeavenW0Iih.
A. g. Dubois, Mount Oiivot.
Laura Hook, City.
Cora EasOn, CITY.
CIar, l.. Mallory, City.
olive Gardner, tity.
%. j. Bailey, CITY.
Mamie Mann, City.
MyTa knight, TonsanOXIe.
&C Hart, NortonyIiie, jefferson Co.
Either Sweeney City.
NJ. F. BaKer, Tonganoxle.
claudia Smith. Union Park.
Jennie Nexby, TOngannXie.
Minnie JORDAN, CITY.
Belle HoskinS, summit.
Daisy Wood, City.
Josie Riyard, city.
Martha kohI, City.
Anna Haruwtcke, City.
Maggie Connor, Mt. Olivet
Clara Sewby, TOnganoxi-.
Annie McNsnce, City.
~. NJ Grist, city.
Mollie Schwa.Ier, City.
Hetiie Mckay. City.
Ida NJ Coffin, city.
L. Ii. Graham, City.
n NJ Aaron, kickapOo.
Lou Rhet, EastOn.
Effie X. Bowman, City.
Amanda Stewart. Miilwood.
Jennie Wallace, Fairmoanf
Laura Robertson, City.
Mrs. Alma Wilson, City.
Julia Van EnaD, Topgnnoxte.
Maggie Finley, Kiekapoo.
l. May stewart, Millwo1d.
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After the report of q. W. ii. Moore, Super
intendent of Poor House, in answer TO the
resolution OF Mr.. Pickens calling for infOr-
nation in regard TO removing inmates from
the Poor House, the order OF the Board was
was rs follows:
Commissioner Squires moved that the re-
port be received, said report being satisfac-
tory to the Board, which motion was adop-
ted.
Adjournment
On motion the Board adjourned 10 after
noon
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IN orroH CnoR.

hQsb II The cotton crop in Texa,
Eui60a. Aasissippi, and Arkansas. for
June indicate considerable hindeance from
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TEACHERS TACTICS.
Instructions in Which is the object
of the Present Session Of the
County Institute.
A Large Number of Instructors in
ettendance-The Work of
the Session.


The Teachers Institute for the County of
L-aveBwOTth, opened at the Oak Street
High School buiIdiDg last Monday morning,
and will be in session several weeks. Prof j
=. Stevenson, of ~. Louis, u conducting the
lnstItut., assisted by Supt. Van Enan and
NJ iSses Brace and GeyeT.
The following is the order Of the exercises
for the session:
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VALLEY Falls New Era ,s1

George Gerberick was over from Topeka
spending his 4th in Valley Falls. In max
ing light purchase in the grocery depart
ment of Mr.. Friends store, he laid his
pocket book, which contained sixty-fve
dollars on the counter, and stepped into
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COUNTY BOARD.

PrOceediugs Of tho Board Of County
C0mmissioners. Held July sss. lnd.
and I'd. A. ID. 1873.
Rsguisr Scssioa-OJacidi.
Board met In regular sessiOn-present-
Commissioners SquireS, Pickins and h. s.
Richards, chairman, g). Full Board present.
Adjournment.
On motion, the Board adjourned TO Pm,
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A wichita slan Killed by Indians.

A wichita s1an Killed by Indians
Wichita Eagle, Ill
An extract from an Arizona paper states
that Ed. Longbottom, with two other par
ties. was killed by Indians few days since
Longbottom left here over two years ago.
Personal.
Twyaandotte Herald, Ill
Ex-senator Pomeroy has been called to
Washington by the serious illness Of his
wife.
Items From Baldwin City.
baldwin Cor. Lawrence Tribune, I0.I
Black Jacks celebration, the dancing
part of it, broke up with drunkiug fight
early in the evening.
Bridge Building i'm Ncnaha County.
Iseneca Courier, l2.l
The county board have awarded contracts
for building bridges As follows:
Harris Creek bridge 10 j. McClane for
$500; Nemaha bridge to Z. Dumont for
1896, and Manley Creek bridge to E. Du-
mont for S475. The contract for building
the couuty-line bridge between Nemaha
and Brown has not yet been let.
What the Champion Thinks About
IL.
IAtchison Champion, Ill
The demand for eight hours work is not
| Of so much consequence to the average
| Labor Reformcr As that the paw shall be
| for ten hours, while the days term shall be
| two hours less. II it were eight hours pav
| for ten hours work, what an awful state Of
| affairs it would be.
A GraAs Crop That Is Hard TO Hcai,
JHiawatha Herald, Ill
W. S. Hall has field Gf clover and tim.
othy comprising eight acres which he thinks
will Weld nearly four tons to the acre.
| From % rods he cured 400 lbs of hay. He
thinks this is hard to beat in any country
| where they cant grow tame grass or any
other country. Eastern papers please
copy.
The Women Will he Heard.
Lawrence Tribune, I0l
Mrs. p. NJ. Kelsey, of New York, an
agent Of the National Suffrage Association.
| paid the I,sbuse oiiice a call this mornipg'
Her mission is to secure signers 10 a petition
to Congress to grant 10th amendment to
| the Constitution. She has Just returned from
kColorado where she secured 1000 signatures.
| and has secured 46l in Kansas. Mrs. Kel.
sey is a we'll informed lady and comes
with letters from Miss Susan B. Anthony,
She will be in Lawrence several days
| The Democrats DissatIsned With
thckf ARra0Gemenss.
tEmporia Sun, TO-.
II the State Democratic Convention for
| this State had been called for At st. Louis
| instead of Ieavenworth, and the time fixed
for next January instead Of September 4th,
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Mrml cd.

WASHINGTON, July l2--The Secretary
of the Interior today rendered decision
affirming the action Of the Commissioner
of Pensions in regard to the Florida Indian
war claim of Phillip Hapel, of Augusta,
Ga, for bounty land rejected by the PEN
sion Bureau under section $3.50 Of the re-
vised statutes, which prohibits the payment
of any account, claim or demand against
the United States that accrued or existed
prior to April 18th, 1861, in favor of any
person who promoted, encouraged or in any
manner sustained the late rebellion or was
not known to be opposed thereto and dis
tinctly in favor Of its suppression.
Numerous Cases Of Sunssreks In So.
ST. LOUIS, July 12.-The weather has been
intensely warm here this week, the mercury
having ranged from ninety-fve to one hum
dred and two in the shade during the day,
and from eighty 70 ninety At night. Nu-
merous cases Of sunstroke have been report
ed at the city dispensary, between thirty
and forty in al, perhaps, eight of which
have died up to this evening. Besides these
cases, many other persons have been over.
come BY the heat, and have been OBLIGED to
seek relief and rest from business or labor.
There is no present indication of the heated
term breaking.
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Showing five points in favor of The 23d In.
fantry Team.
SECOND ROUND.
800 yards range .tanding; 2-inch bulls eve,
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Showing one point In favor OF the Craig
Rifle Team 'e
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ROAD MOTTO.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAyENw ORTIZ. kAs., July 18th 1873 J
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$40 10 $40, opening Exercises.
$40 10 $40, DIdacttcs.
$50 to g.IJ, First Class in Book Keeping.
20 second Class in tieOgTaphy.
9.IJ to lG:D Second Class in EODk-krspIH :
FiT>t Class In Geography.
I0:sD t. lO:'5, InterInission.
IEiI to II@sJ. First Class in Arithmetic
Second Class In Reading
II:'UtO l5:l,, Second Glass In Arithmetic.
First Class in Reading.
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, |
LEAvENwogIH, Has, July ~, ists.
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, [
HAS, Julyi0. IssS. !
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The Womea Will he Heard.
Lawrence Tribune, l0.l
L6ch AKR00RGU4Gn
fEmporfa Suu. 1o-1

If the State Democratic Convention for
this State had been called for at st. Louis
instead of Ieavenworth, and the time fixed
for next January instead Of September 4th,
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Showing 3; points in favor of the I'D In
family Team.
THIRD ROUND.
800 yards range; kneelins; same target as
second round.
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERK X OFFICE, !
LEAyENwogIH, KAs., JULT 10, I51s.
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The following is the summing up of one
OF the granger boys, on the 9Th. Ga the
morning Of the 4th he Lad 5000. To ice
cream, 20; lemonade, 10; candy. ); fan for
Jane, p; swing, 80; cigars, so; cakes, 10;
oranges, 20; nuts 10; maple sugar, 25;
ice cream, 40; fire-crackers for Dick, 20 +;
five yards OF ribbon, 30; 10 things for Jane,
Of Jane and |, 81. Total, S5.25. Balance
on hand, 70 cents.
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an Attempted Suicide in Wabeun.e'
County.
Twabaunsee County News, TO- !

Ga July 4ih, at the old Alma Hotel
soon after the procession had passed, a,
young man by the name OF Samuel Well
felt, took dull razor and attempted to cut
his throat. lie only succeeded, however,
in cutting very ugly cash, and was pre-
vented from doing more, by his sister, who
was in an adjoining room. The wound
was promptly sewed up by DIR. Myler, and
the man is now in fair way to recover
disappointment in love is said 10 have been
the cause Of the rash act
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STATE OF KANSAS,
LEtVESwoKriI, COUNTY. IS
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riiriou. Matter. nj O.kaive.u.


The Eeys Hogan and Gray will begin
the year at Plum Grove church on Friday
early candlelight. Rev. J. 4. Hicks will
preach on Friday night. Rev. Coltrane,
President OF Marvin College at Oskaloosa,
will be in attendance. IL will be a basket
meeting occasion.