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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
SHERIfF'S SAlENO. 35.

| DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that un-
/ der and by virtu" Of an execution Is
I sued out Of the District court in the County
| OF eaven worth. IN tine state OF Kansas, III
/ an action wherein Jane W. Hanna was
/ Plaintin, and John ". Hughes WIS defeT-
/ dant to me directed and delivered. 4 Will, on
| Monday, thr Siu day of July, \. D., ls7s, at
| eleven o'clock A. NJ, of that day
| at The ~0utH mont door OF the Court House. in
| the Cily OF Laavenworth, in the County Of
Ie-tvenWpTth In the State of Kansas offer at
pubic sale and sell 10 the highest bidder for
cash IN hand the following described tract
uf land, situate, lyiiS, and being in the COun-
~ II LaSyenwOTtn In she state of Kansas
namely ~ part OF the northwest quarter q. a.
uf ciiOH number twelve ~, OF township
number nine %, south OF range humber
twenty two -, east, commencing at the
southwest corner of said quarter section
thence running east with said quarter sec
ton line, variation IL " east, ten chains
theme. north, variation II zW east, ten
chains tlsence west, variation 10 ~" east, ten
chains, thence south variation lU =" esfSt. ten
chains, 20 the place OF beginning said prop
crty has been levied upon, and i- 10 bee spid
"a The property of Jane " ilsuu1.
Dated this Gth day Of June, I-s-.
J.. g. LOWE.
Sheriff Of Leavru worth county, Kas.
Z. THoLES, Attorney t"r Plaintiff
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Sheriff's Sale No. 2S.

DUBI,IC NOTICE Is HEREgY GIVEN
Il Ihat under anu by virtue of an execution
an action in the District Court i'm
the County of Leavtnworth, i'm f.ha.
safe OF Kansas. wherein Frederick Devrr
" as Plaintiff. and Elizabeth LeuchIrv et al
were Defendants, 10 me directed and
delivered, / Will on Monday, the twenty
fourth day of June, A. D., ls.S, at ten O'Clock
\. NJ of that day, at the south front door of
The Court House in the City of Leavenworth, g,
| IN the County of Leavenworth, in the State
OF Kansas, otier nj Pubic Sale. and sell 10 the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow
| lag described tract of land situate lying and
/ being Ia the County OF Leavenworth, in the
St'tse OF NanSaS- namely. Lot number tbir-
subdivision of the City of LeavenWorth. Kan
sas.
| L. G. LOWE,
C. THoLES, Attorney for Plaintiff
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
THE wISCONSIN CYCLONE.

The recent cyclone in Wisconsin was so
destructive to life and property that Gov
Smith has made il the subject of special
message TO the legislature, now convened in
extra session. Attention is called to the
great losses sustained by citizens living
in the track of the tornado, and the need of
Immediate aid to the sufferers is urgently
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
CiIL SOME MORE OF THEN. MIR,
POTTER.

M Levisee, OF louisiana, was expected
TO be very effective weapon in the Demo-
cratic cause. But he proves to he BOOM
erang in inexperienced hands. He shows
plainly where a good share OF Mr.. IIlden's
income tax savings were to be applied II
necessary. The grandest fraud seems 10
have been on the Democratic side. We are
anxious for them 10 call more witnesses as
good as Levisee and as bad as Anderson
Good or bad, they appear to be alike dam
aging to the fraud investigators
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
both Good ,aen. and Ought 10 he lsc-
Elected.

l>tllia Iicidiu, .
We this week reproduce a portion of the
debate in the L. S.House OF Representatives
ON the bill for the reduction of the army,
embodying the remarks of Col. W. A. Phil
lips and Hon. ID. {. Haskell, of Kansas
These two gentlemen express broadguaged
views that have the hearty and almost unan-
the people OF the entire west. Col. Phillips
is now an acknowledged leader in Congress,
and has more influence in Washington than
any Representative Kansas ever had before
sent there, and Mr.. Haskell is rapidly ris-
ing 10 prominence. Both ought 10 be, and
doubtless will be re-nominaied and re-elec-
ted
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
A Summary way Of bringing IL Bss .
f0Fe the Court.
New York Herald, g.

Some ponderous arguments are occasion
ally hurled at the heads of our courts by
ambitious lawyers, but the member of the
bar who yesterday threw all his papers in
the face Of Judge DAILY took course which
if less tiresome than the former practice, is
neither as decorous nor as respectful. Ii,
however, the option we're left to the court,
and no question of the dignity Of the bench
were involved, We have no doubt that the
Judge would prefer to receive the learned
counsel's argument from his hands than
from his lips. At all events, in this case
the court literally took the papers, but the
decision was not delayed nevertheless. The
energetic lawyer was At once locked up.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
A Grade OF Four Hundred and SIXTY
four Feet 80 the Misc.

Denver News, D.
Colonel Fishers branch OF the Kansas
Pacific railroad, which runs from the east
to west bank OF the Kiowa, has demonstra-
ted another possibility in railway engineer
ing. The grade from bottom to top of the
bluff at this end is 464 feet to the mile for
three hundred feet, and vet heavy passen-
ger trains skip up and down it, and freight
trains pass over generally in but two sec
tions, as ordinary locomotive hauling seven
or eight loaded cars. The grade is very
much greater than any on the Colorado
Central or Denver and Rio Grande
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Mewhir,.r 20 Have n Monument.

The fate of Mr.. Buford's great horse,
McWhirter, on the Jockey Club course
yesterday, was one Of the most remarkable
calamilies that ever occurred on race
track. The spectacle of a horse continuing
his run for a full furlong with two legs dis
iointed moving on the stumps-is unpre-
cedented in feats of physical endurance.
lie did not deserve 10 be killed, but he
earned the monument that is to he erected
over his grave, which will be dug where he
foil
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

A case wa. as.broughtbefore the General Ses-
SONS, in New York, last Friday, in which
Mr. Berg had man indicted for docking
a pony's tail. But the attorney for the de-
fense cut the case short and made sensa-
tion in court by setting forth that the court
was in fact not court, inasnuch as the
constitution OF New York declares that mo
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Nothing but ihe Same Old story,

The Potter investigation promises 10 be
very dull reading. There will not be a
single fact elected with which newspaper
readers are not already familiar. Judging
from what has already been made public,
the whole affair will be thrice-told tale
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
'IFN 'H a " TFNIf
Attorneys for John VI. Cooper.
nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY

DCBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
il That under and by virtue OF an execution
ISSUED out of the District Court, in the County
OF LeavenwOT1h, in the state of Kansas, in
an action wherein Ruth A. Ingie II piaInt. II
and John Ashton and Joseph Ashton are de-
fenfhnts, To me directed and delivered, I will g,
ontIonday, the 18th day Of June, A. ID. Is7-, at
eleven o'osock A. " OF said day, a the south
front door of the Court House, in the CITY OF
LeavenwOrth, In the County Of LeavenwOrth,
IL the State Of Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell TO the highest bidder tor
cash IN hand, the fOllOwing described tract OF
land, situate, lying and being in the County
Of IsavenwOTth, In the state of Kansas
namely: Those parts Of lots number two
and three {. and b, in block n"mber twenty
two ~ in Latta'S Addition to Leavenworth
City, In the County OF LsavenWorth and
State of Kansas, tO-wit: Commencing at "A
point eighty f-gi feet east Of the northwest
corner Of said block twenty-five fZ2j IN said
addition, thence south on a line parallel with
the east line of Broadway street In said city
seventy-eight i7sJ feet, thence east parallel
with the south line Of Oak street in said eity
forty % feet, thence north parallel with the
east line Of said broadway street, seventy
eight 80 feet, thence west along the
south line of Oak street, forty 10 feet. TO
the place Of beginning said property
has been levied-lpOn and is obe sold a. The
property OF John Ashton.
Dated this 18th day of May. n ID. ls1s.
Il. O.. LOWE,
sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas
LEcien Baker and Thomas p. FenlOn, AttOr-
neys for Ruth \. lBgle.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

Those who are preparing strawberry les
tivals and other Summer entertainments in
aid OF churches, may well pause until the
Governors decision upon the new law tax.
ing church buildings and the text Of the
law itself are known. Heretofore, all bull
dings for public worship have gone untax-
ed. But it is stated that our late Legisla-
tu =. in the wisdom of ils closing days, en-
acted that whenever entertainments to
which an admission fee il charged are held
in church building the property shall be
taxable
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Notice of Final Settlement,

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwoRTH COUNTY,
In The Probate Court Of said County aud State
In tse matter of the Estateof
JOHN WRIGHT, Deceased
-HREDITORS and all other persons interes-
" ted In the aforesaid Estate. are hereby
notified, that at the next regular term of the
Probate Court, in and for said COUNTY TO h.
begun and held at the Court Room In the
city and County Of Leaven WORTH stsfe az
aforesaid. on the nrst Monday In the mcnth
Court for a full and final settlement OF said
Estate as Admtntstrator Of John Wright, De-
ceased
ri r HXHSH an. a1r,ints,r.,or
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Les Them Have All the Freshnses
They Want.

boston Traveller, g.

Some one says that Russia requires a
great number Of fresh men, in order that
her armies, which suffered much in the late
war, may be re-filled. She is welcome to
all the freshmen in cur collsges,-and
should she get them, they would learn
something Of discipline, of which they have
no knowledge, and which they are not like
ly to acquire at home.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
What n Leading Democratic Paper
Thinks About Bt.
IT,


There is no method known TO the law
whereby any Developments of electoral
frauds by the Potter investigation commit
tee or otherwise, however fragrant, can af-
feet the title of Mr. Hayes to the Presidency
He has been commissioned with the highest
ceremony of unquestioned law, and any AS
sault upon his title, however conceived or
directed, would be revolutionary, and as
such must be regarded as an assault upon
the government itself
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
DUBLIC NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN

DUBLIC NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN
II That undera by sirtue of a Judgment
rendered ia H., District fpurJ in the County
of LeavenwOrth, n the state Oi Kansas, in an
action vi rein Joseph Henry iS Plaintiff
ami James Wilson and others are Defend
ants, and Of an execution issued on said judy-
ment, Ia me directed and delivered, 4 will, ON
Monday, the tenth day OF June, a. ID , Is7s, at
two o'cI"ck T. Z, OF that day, at the south
front door 81 the Court House, in the City Of
LeavenwD-JI ia tn. County yOfLsavenwOTth. of
Ia the state 81 Kansas, offer at Public Sale,
and sell To the highest bidder for cash in ha I'D
the fa,iowIn2 describ, Il tract of land, situate :
lying and feing In fhe Courty Of I-ayen-
worth ia the state of Kansas, namely: lot num-
b"T three ~ in block "B' ia Iatt:I's addition
To- the City of fLesvenwoTth, the same being
Otherwise described being lot mum
ber three 90 Of Ltttas subdiv ision of
block b. In said addition except nine feet
off Of the south side, and thirty eight and one
half feet off Of the north side OF said lot.
Dated this sth day Of May, A, ID. 1873.
u. G.. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
CLDUGH & WHEAT,
AttDTusyS for John NJ CODps-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
The Most Newsy Of ali I1an.a. Ia.


LIl--s '77s1- N'71s1Etl -I11.-F .
We have before Us copy OF the Leaven-
worth TI,IEs, the most newsy Of all Kansas
papers. The Times has very able man
agemeni and is a deseryedly popular news
paper
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

Persons living in unhealthy localities are
safe from bilious attacks by taking a doze
OF Simmons Liver Regulator occasionally
To keep the liver in healthy action. 1t
should be used by all persons, old and
young 1t is not unpleasant, it il not in
furious 10 the most delicate constitution,
and will keep the liver in healthy action.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

DCBLIC NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue Ofan execution
issued out Of the District Court IN the 'Ouuiy
OF LIeavenWOrtb, In the state Of Kansas in an
action wherein Jacob y. Thomas j. Plaintiff,
and James II. McMurffy j. Defendant,
to me directed and delivered, 1 viii, on
Monday. the 10th day of June, \. D., ISIS, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, OF said day, at the south
front door OEthe Court House. in the city OF
IeavenwoTth, in the County Of Leavenwortfl.
in the state Of Kansas, Offer at Public Sale
and sell TO the highest bidder for cash in
hand the following described tract Of land
situate Iying and being in the County OF
IaavenwOrtn. in the State Of Kansas, name
": Lot number Ave % in block number
ous. hundred and two tl02). In Day ana Ma
cauIey's addition TO the City OF ofIeayenwo-th
Kansas. said property hrs been levied upon
and i TO be sold as the property OF the above
uaIned defendant
Dated this 9th day Of May, A. d 1873.
Il. q. LOWE,
Sheriff OF LeavenwoEth County, Kansas.
BYRoN SHERRY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
ANDERSON sUPEwCEOEs ANA.
Mas


Inter.Ocean, TO-
Take down his monument, his name forget /:
The old mans badly beat, he can't come
nigh us;
The deil has sought our own age for pet,
And Anderson succeeds to Ananias.
The lies the Old man and his wife did tell,
Whatever until now have been their
claims,
Compounded, spliced and multiplied as
well,
Can hold no candle to our Truthful James,
So pack his fan, and also pack his duster,
Hes suited for a cOnsulsnip below;
When Ananias sees tnere'll be no bluster,
He'll simply look and then git up and go.
Canton, III. Il.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
No Fraud About Thas-of Cour,

o! Judge Levisee, of Louisiana, was Of
fered 100000 to cast his electoral vote for
Tilden. But there was no fraud in that
1t was exclusively in the interest of econo-
nv and reform.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

There is reason to fear that the outbreak
OF the BannOck Indians, which is-reported
from the West, will result in formidable
war. The savsges appear determined, and
several murders at their hands are already
announced. A disposition is manifested by
some OF the other tribes to cooperate with
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
LEGAL
ShERiEE'S SALE NO 26-

DCBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Il That under and ~ virtue OF an execu-
tton issued on a jufisnitnt rendered in an ac-
Ton III the District Court in the County of
LtavenNoTth, in the State of Kansas, where
IN christina Armstrong was Plaintiff, and
Patrick NyGraw and others were Defendant =
10 ne directed and deli, cred. / will on Mon
day, the tenth day OF June, \. d, ISIS, at
eleven O'Clock A. ". of that day, at The south
'front.' door OF Inc Court House, in the City o.
leavtnworth, in the County of Iaaveu-
| worth, in the state of Kfnsas off,.r at
laoiic sale and sell to the highest biGdrf, fOr
Silsh In hand, the following described tract If
lshd, SITUATE, lying aud being In the County
OF Leavenworth, in the state OF Kansas.
L namely '
| Lot npIneer twenty lone t2U, in block number
s~ ~en -'hree t-Sl, OF Leayenworth City prop
| &C., =. g. LOWE, Sheriff.
| SCOTT ASHTON, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Their Are An HARD Ciiizens

lChlcago Times, 10
The intensity OF the Cars sympathy fol
the Bulgarian Christians impelled him to
make war on the Turks These people are
now proving their title to the Christian
name by crucifying helpless Moslems who
fall in their hands.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
DENT Know What 20 do With Their
ELEPHANT.
tGlobe-Democrat, 10 J

The jubilant tone of the Democrats has
shrunk TO a small squeak, and it is even
hinted that one Of them intends to offer a
resolution declaring that they have no in
tention of attacking the Presidents title.
They are well aware that they can only
unseat Mr.. Hayes by Impeachment or revo-
luton, and they are hardly ready for either
method yet. The fact is, they have drawn
4 very large and voracious white elephant,
and DOW they don't know what to do with
him
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
aII hold the Office Of inst

silasl 7 hold the Office oil justice or
sludge OF any. court longer than until and
including the S9st day Of December next az
Ter he shall be seventy years of age" ard
Judge Sutherland was seventy nearly q
v-a.ra-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
A speech for The Encouraxemeu, a,
TfanpS.
Topeka Blade, 81

Tbe spesch delivered by Governor Anth.
Tony, some Years ago, upon the labor prob
lem, was most unfortunate one for his
name and fame. 1t is full OF false logic
from beginning to end. In fact there is
hardly . proposition in the whole speech
that will bear the scrutiny of close inves-
tisation, it is utterly wrong in theory, and
should it be acceptedsas correct in principle
il would sap and overthrow the very foun.
dations Of society. The speech is an at
tempt to prove labor dishonorable, II
look" ssy9 the Governor "spon the diniiy
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
He CoIId Have sold the AI,ni:-''
How 10 10 % Better.

The Governors logic when fully Gnded
is complaint against the Almigf Ter the
way he created things. Ii is pr. ole the
Governor could have done beti,f in the
matter, but unfortunately for US he was not
there at the time, and as a consequence, We
have to put up with things as they are.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
FARM AND GARDEN.

The main crop of beets and carrots
should now be in the ground.
The Leavenwerth courty wheat crop
will average twenty-five bushels to the
acre
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

The Democrats are claiming Oregon.
They claimed it persistently and exultingly
for three weeks two years ago, but the fis-
ures were the other way.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
He Wade Himself Unpopular Once
Before, in the Sasne Way.

Because Hon. Alex. ii. Stephens does mol
believe in Mexicanization, his Southern
Democratic constituents will try to defeat
him next fall. Mr. Stephens made himself
unpopular with the same people Just before
the rebellion, and in very much the same
Yay
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

Sriag BrBs, hyacinths, tulips, etc,
should te kept growing until the leaves be-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
,UBLrc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

sheriff of LeavenwOrth County, Kansas
LUcien Baker and Thomas p. FenlOn, AttOr-
neys for Ruth \. IBgle.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
Indiana Good for a Republican
II


PnlIadelphia PTes<,3
The Republican gains in the recent In
diana elections are said 10 be large enough
to insure Republican Legislat re this
fall
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

IOInclnnatl Frlce CURRENT
We CLEAN the following as to the quanti-
ty of hog products packed in the West the
past year:
No. o6Ifoys ireTdqe TIetd Of Cost per
packed. net tCeiJht. Lard eHf
G,jo5,ii6 225-I lbs 1851 lbs. s499.
This gives gain OF l ,404, ,I3S in the num-
Der hogs packed; of 1912 lbs. in The aver
age weight, and of 453 lbs. in the yield OF
lard, with decrease of 10 cents in the cost
per 100 lbs. 723,36S bbls. of pork were
packed, an increase of So, l0I bbls. over last
year. The above relates to the winter pack
ing only. The total quantity packed, from
March lst, 1871, 10 March lat, 1873. was
9,0iS, ,566 hogs. Tie winter product of lard
was 16l 1872 tierces, of 800 pounds each, and
of cured meats $50, 10000 lbs.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
The Premisrs Not Vet AdVessi,yd d fol
Rent.
Jhicago Tribune, 81

lChicago Tribune, 3.
Up to the hour Of going 10 press there
was no bill On Mr.. Tilden's house in
Gramercy Square announcing I'll to be let
furnished. on account OF the present own
ers speedy removal to Washington.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
tCor. y. Y. Tribune.
Farmers Have n Higher Relation to
Mankind Than They know of.

As general thing farmers do not pay
that attention TO the cultivation OF the mind
and development OF their social faculties
that they should. Too many OF them have
an idea that education belongs to the pro-
iessional GLASSES and that farmers should
not take time to advance beyond the mar
row houndry oil their own domain in search
OF wisdom and knowledge. 1t is no sign
that because | am a farmer need not
know anything OF history, biography, affairs
Of government and the sciences. Indeed
there Is no other class has greater opporiu-
mites for the cultivation OF the mind in its
broadest sense than the agricultural class.
No class possesses greater chances for un-
alloyed happiness.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13
SOME PROSPECTS, OF COAL

have been discovered at Tiblow, and aome
prospecting work has been done by John
McDaniels, but nothing has yet been
struck in the nature of bonanza
The X. p. K r. Co, have moved their
depot building at Moore's Summit on the
branch to Lenspe. JAR
Loring, Kan, June I0th, 1878.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

A very popular compound, sold at the
stores, s'made as follows; Dissolve half a
pound OF common soda in gallon OF water,
and add three pounds OF tallow and six
pounds OF palm OIL Heat to about 2oj
innrre.s ar,A sfir nA---nrtI,- mil ..,ll
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

Sowing for succession must be kept in
f.ind, "a the season OF many vegetables NAV
be greatly prolonged. Bush beans, sweet
corn, etc, by sowing every ten days or two
weeks, NAV be had Sntil frost.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

As this is the time for lettuce, perhaps
some receipts for salad will not be amiss.
Into half cup of scalding vinegar stir
one beaten egg, half teaspoon OF mustard
and piece of butter the size of walnut :;
little sugar if desirable 1t can be turned
on the lettuce hot or cold, Just as one pre-
fers. The same rs fine for cabbage.
Another: two tabespoonfuls OF thick
cream, one tablespoonful of sugar, and vim
egar TO taste, This i much liked by those
who do not like much seasoning.
DO Not Fail 90 Cultivate Your Or.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-13

insects.
Exchange
Suggestions on Bee Raising.
lCor. American Agriculturisf.

This, in most sections, is the general
swarming month. Those who practice nat
ural swarming, should have hives ready,
and kept in shady place. After the bees
are hived, protect the hives from the rays
of the sun, with a roof, or other cover.
Swarms are often lost by going to the
woods, if these directions are not followed.
! much prefer artificial increase. Where
but few swarms are kept in hives with
movable frames, an occasional examination
may be made, and if queen cells have been
made, it will indicate the proper time to
divide the bees, which may be done as fol-
lows: Remove the hive from which the
swarm Is TO be taken to a new position,
several feet distant, and put q new hive in
its place. Take one comb, containing
brood, the old queen, and all the bees that
will adhere TO ii, from the old hive, and
place it in the new one. All queen cells
should be removed from this comb. or one
selected that has none upon it, Fill the
space at each side Of this with empty
frames, and place an empty frame in the
old hive at the outside. After the queen
cells in the old hive are all sealed over. cut
off all, except one OF the largest and best
looking, from which the colony NAV be
supplied with queen. Or, what is great
ly preferable, laying queen may be given
il the day after dividing.