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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
PETTY yHIEvING.
A Rich Harvest fer Midnight Mr.
raud~rs- f0iI.c.

There has not been a night during he past
two weeks that there mas not been C.,se AZ
petty burglarism 10 chronicle, and nojwith-
standing their frequency hot one o, the ms
cresnts hss been captured. Instances have
occurred, within the past nNc.uays, Of rob
h,rIes IN Residences on DaUotai street, be-
tS5en -evenIn street and Eruauwby, GA The
I.urth ksplanade, OF Du>IH,ss houses III De.a-
ware and Shawnee streets, k-u OtEcis too
numerous 10 mentIOn, JLe 49, ia no case
hoSeyer, being very great Larry YESTERDAY
luUrnlns some petty burglar forced the iroIiI
door OF Cuslck's saloon, al laIe corner o. Sen
ca, and Filth streets, aha was ABOUT Io pro
coed upon a tour OF examination when Nj.
Patrick Landy who sleeps IN a rear room,
being awakened 10y the ihIef's movement,
a,ru>e and asked who was Ihrre aud what
WAS wanted. The RASCAL, seeing
he was discovered. Answered, .'Ou,
Johnny, is that you?" and makiuk,s break
for the door disappeared in The uarkuess,
Nr. Lsndy thinks lie should 7, cognIZe the
Voice should lie heal II again. the iaci thai
these uurgiaries are OF such frequent occur
renee simply shows thai There a. a pr~pon-
derance OF that dangerous, none pioy,d
element in tnis city against which W, should
guard. byen If our police lore weTe fiSe
Tunes Larger tnan IL Is now these robbeIl.-s
would occur, As there is a large uumoer how
out OF work, and PROBABLY sIlli larger nuu.-
ter ~ no would not work II they could mud
employ nent. who must live aud - no ~Il
live OF o. those who are so fortunate 40 poss-
ess anything The only way Io be prot. cted
Is 10 protect ourselves, and bolts and bars
cannot be too plenty.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
SUIT FOR LIBEL.

EN- CoNGIssMAN BROWN SUES THE EDITORS
OF THE HUTCHINSON "INTERIoR" FOR
DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER.
Special 20 THE TIass.I
HUTCHINSON, ks., November IA Shei-
if Herrick to-day arrested George ".
Hardy, late owner of the 'Interior," and
Ralph NJ. Easley, the editor, on complaint
for libel at the instance OF ex-Corgressman
Brown. Brown was a candidate for repre-
sentative Of this district, but was defeated
~ J. II. Lawson, plain farmer. This
defeat, i: is claimed, was brought about by
the charges made in the 'Interi,r,' ard it
is asserted that the chagrin over such an
overwhelming defeat, prompted him to the
above action. Judge Peters, who was hold
ing court at the time, made the bail SlGO
Zach and umber of business men, repre-
'enting over 100000, imm edis,.ly put
heir names on the b~nd.
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The concert given 10y tn" '~-1Z X Il : n
kans-s city, oiI Iu'-sd ~ night, - spoken 81
by the home pairrs ~ LtylLg b- u n mark
ed success lu every particaliar- "a Si'e.thin-
o. those from abroad VINO took prominent
part, the Tunes sal thai 1T - mara %
urIO-aLIOu sB our popular IA u- Ns'rtii>
Ina.l lie audience CNIBCtu such HaTiN aFpIc
cIaIIon oI Lt.r VI>Iio.s mentioned, and at
kAOsI,ua a,tu sIietI W,ii.tsts Ut-u hTluiHins IA
Saline enthusiastic aPprvbailun IvS.tru'
NJ los Ella Ft ", t,r III -Iy - sltni In L T>o 81
Lee. YEA oIIh, wnOsc mastery p.TioTinauc--
u, on the vIoiiu aouId nave uone Cr-ilt TO
The mos enuious pupil of %" Bull."
IA same pap Also - " that tine riOcuilon
AIRY 7. IIulIIOus Oi slIss IITuDO Wet rice VrC
IIh rounds u appI Use, ana tlat II sine
.'lIhe her IWIn attraction Miss Few, Shall
equally fuifil their present brilliant prom Sc
bUtn the uslcal anu dramatic word VIII Tlng
with their luEuIt praises " he concert la
ken "A whole, Was one of the most brilliant
ever given IN Kansas iIy.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21

The removal of the general Offices o; the
Kansas Pacific Railway company from Kan
sls city 10 some point IN the state OF
Kansas il again being a.itated, and this time
with a probability of success, as The new re-
c.-Iyer Of the road, Mr.. : I. Smith, will car
~ oul the prov Islons OF the charter of the
C,Jfnpany, hIcu supuiate that the Offices OF
the road shall he within the limits OF IN.
State of h-nsas. L.savenworth, Lawrence
and Topeka are spoken OF hs the cities mo-I
likely to o. recipients Oh the Office, shUC'g
Jney De removed, wnlIe II Is barely probable
thAJ ArIu,t.ols, a small village snort dis
tauce over Jue line, may be Ine favored
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
PROHNTE MATTERS.
The Proceedings for Yesterday In the
PrebR(e Court,

The follow ing Is the record of the proceed
inys for yesterday in the Probate Court:
Marriage license issued 10 Walter T. Baker,
and Anna Hurley; couple married in open
court by the Judge.
Marriage license issued to Otto ScheIhorne
and .iary ] r.s,t,rn couple married III open
court b. the Judge.
Ia the matter of the estate OF John VI. Co
rey and other minors, tIaIs r. Corey, guar
dian report OF sale OF real estate approved.
sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Int. matter OF the Is ate OF Ida slice Ds-
Wis and E,izora DAVIS, minors, Theodore
Weed, guardian, oTri.r made directing laid
guardian To proceed 10 Newcastle. ind., to
look alter the interests OF said estate AT tlaI
place.
la the matter of the estate of jeremiah
Evans, luusiic, letters OF Guardianship issu-
eli 10 a.. q. Lowe.
In the matter of the claim of john l. Wad-
dell against the est tr % Geo. A. Evans de-
ceased, Subpoena for witnesses ISSUED. Case
set iur hearing on November 10th at L. A. VI.
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The American Arc hi sIcss lnAsisutc.

NEW YORK, November l4-At to-days
session of the American Institute Of Archi-
tects a communication was read from f.
Townsend Nix, Of Milwaukee, complain
ing Of the unjust treatment in competition
and resolution vas adopted declaring
that any member who in c., Of competi-
tion shall propose to agree to undertake
work for which he is competing for less
commission or compensation than his fel-
lows in competition shall be expelled from
the institute and chapter.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21

The Craig Rifle team! w II come 10 Ii faven-
wor q on ,tI.s &.rd Iust.- aud shoot v iLn "a
t.s.In com posed exclusively oI ON ers ol II,
.3ru IN aItrN r.-siIn-tI Inc pr--ent team OI
the g3Id reg ginirHL - composed of both ON
GERS ana prINat,-s, asd has beaten the IaiE
Team Iwl-r. Iac officers team - tAe 2ff't -
a crack Ca e, auu the CTalgs y IA have 10 ru>
in ineir DehI llCkS and do >"Ihe good shootlii.
10 beat iheIn. Int mach oi Lne 25rd lust A.
IooAed forward u wItu great Interest, IA
Kansas CiIy. FOIt LeaN eu~oILn ana This CT. q.
and AZ H. ca peCJed that - Eresti Gro" d Viii =
IN ATTENDANCE. The match WIu Z me on Al
the gLouud> "a lhe DOItu.Ir Just ,snj "a Ilt
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
TIE WOMAN sUFFRAGISTS.

LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
YEsTERDAY-THE LIST OF OFFICERS FL
EcTED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-THE American
Womsn's Suffrage Committee, on meeting
to-day, has been largely attended, and the
time, both day and evening, was mainly
occupied by r,ports of delegates and speak
ing by prominent members of the associa-
tion. This evening the following officers
were elected
President, Mrs. Rebecca n. Hazard, OF
Missouri; vice-pre sidents at large, Col. 7.
Higginson, Mary A. Livermore and VIM.
Lloyd Garrison. of Massachusetts, DIR. A.
e Avery, of Colorado; Hon. Geo. VIM.
Curtis, Of New York; Mrs. Margaret V.
Langley, of Ohio; Bishop Gilbert maven,
of Georgia; Hon. Geo. W. Julian and Mrs.
Gov Wallace, of Indiana; Hon. A. A.
Sargent, of California; Mrs. Beverly Allen,
of Wisconsin Gov. st. John, OF Kansas;
chairman of the executive committee, Lucy
Stone; foreign corresponding secretary,
Julia Ward Howe; corresponding secretary
Henry Black we'll; recording secretaries,
Leila F.. Patri,ise and Myra Bradwell
treasurer, F. A. .iinckiey, Of Rhode Island.
Also q vice -pr--i,:ent and a member Of the
executive committee from each State.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
a New York Murder.

New YORK, November 14-Angelo
Spauglo, on East broadway near Chat
ham square, about 1::30 this morning, stab
bed Porter Drake in the neck with a long
knife. Spanglo, after pluDging the
weapon into Drake, ran::away, Drake shout
ed 81 am stabbed and pursued him as for
az Watt street, when he fell and expired.
An attache of the Board OF Public Works
who witnessed the murder gave chase
Spanglo ran through Watt to Park street
and thence into Baxter. He was captured
in miserable hovel near Five Points after
hard struggle. He gives az his reason for
the murder that Drake had attempted to
cut him last night and had blacked his
eye during quarrel.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
A..nuli.a and Beaten.

Mr.. PM TullS, the well known hack man,
il u, and aIounI again after "A stay III bed,
ii,.. result OF ~ount-s received on the Sixth
street bridge from unknown ruiiians ana ioCs
pads " no, after beating nln, TliiIDg his pOck-
t.s aud rendering nIm Ius.nslDe noun thelI
treatment IhIeS MIN from the bridge INTO the
stream brIow. HIS pocket BOOK with some
ciIaiigr IN II, and MS KNIFE, were taken
by IIIo thugs. lie has hardly yet recovered
from ms wounds.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
A GOOD PLAN.

A prohLabs plan for operating in stock IL
that OF uniting capital of various sums by
combining OF pooling the orders Of thousands
of customers and using them one mighty
,HOEs which has been done 50 successfully
by N.ssrs. Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81 *
change Place, y. \. CITY BY this co-Opera-
tive system each investor Is placed on
equal footing with the largest operator, and
prOrits are divided pro rata among the share
holders every - days An Investment of slD
would pay sjJ,naking , per cent on the stock
during the month. 50 would return $50, or
d per cent; 500 would make 5000, or 10 per
cent. and on, according to the market.
Prank Leslies illustrated Newspaper, June 2Dth,
SAYS. The Combination method of opera.
ting In stocks is the most successful ever
adopted" .Nel0 York fndtependenf, Sept. 18th,
says: The combination system Is founded
upon correct business principles and no per-
son need be without An income while II il
kept working by Messrs. Lawrence q Co."
B1Ookiyn Journal, April 18th says ''Our edi-
tor made net profit II sl0I 25 on an invest
meDt of go in one of Messrs. Lawrenc. q Co.'S
com mbinaliOns. The firms new circular copy
righted ana sent free contains 1.-TWO uuerr
ing rules 70. success in stock operations,
and explains everything. All kinds of fStock
and Eonds wanted. New Government Loan
supplied Best references. Address Laurence
4 Co., Bankers AND Brokers, 81 Exchange
Place, New York City. Lov7wSt
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21

Yesterday afternoon the horse attached 10
the buggN belonging to ir. A. Fenn ran
away ,,I, SHAW nee street, near FIfIh, smash
lug IN vehicle considerably, but not inJurlns
Iu, p,y who Was diving The buggy IN
which a lady was ridIng wns overturned, but
A.. fair occu paint had the pI essence Of mind 10
lump from tne vehicle when she saw The
una = ay coming toward her. MI r elm : Dug
" mad lust been taken out OF the Carthage
si.op, " mere IL had BEEN undergoing repairs.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
Con testing the Klec,isu.

NEW ORLEANS, November lit isnow
stated that the citizens association will not
contest the late election, but will prove
frauds and prosecute those who committed
them. The contest will be entered in the
civil courts tomorrow BY several Of the de-
feated candidates nominated BY the citizens
association.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERs.
List OG Property Transfers as Record
ed Yesterday tn the ONCE Of the
keRtsQer Of DECIDE.

Maryaretha Niederwieser snd husband, of
Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, 10 Her
man Richter, OF Chicago, IillnOi- lots and ;,
block =, city al b-svenwortn proper 10
Joseph sIny man and vile tO William Tan
ner the undl. ldrd half OF the west half of
the southeast quarter Of section =, township
II, rang. Il, ea,I of the 9TH principal meTlul-
an containing CT being 40 acres oI the above
,i.Scrtl,,-b ~ acres ..-.-. s.aIO
Susan NJ. stay msn To William Tanner IN.
above described prop-ri
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21

The daughters OF Bethel held their election
last night, wbi. IA resuitd in the election %
Mrs Ann Smith a. president, with the Ioi-
low ing board OF directors. Ana -mlth, Sdai
nunn, Mary lIsOn, Martha Alexander an aho
Mary L.ghIner. This ends tue controversy
which mas 10 long ragged IN the oi isani%@'4'H'
auu peace Is resuuT-d at last
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
POLICE NOTES.

An UnusualIy Large Docket YesaeT.
dag Morning-Eraii,Ies Rad Grimm.
n0ii1ies.
Seventy dollars in fines were assessed at
yesterday mornings session o, the police
court.
Lizzie Smith, inmate house of Ill fame,
fined sl0~
Mary Burke and frankie Russell, the two
cyprisns VINO were found fighting on Main
street day before vest. rday, were fined si0
each tor their little fun.
Joseph Mckinney. drunk, fined $50.
James Dunn, same offepse, fined S.
Joseph Gsfaey, disturbing the peace, fined
s..
Oscar Taylor. disturbing the peace and a.
sault and battery, case continued.
RECEIVER Smith, of the Kansas Pacific
10 nd, started yesterday MOI ming for a trip
over the line, and will take formal posses-
sion OF the same, rs prescribed by the order
OF the T. s. Court. Mt. Snitn will be absent
week or %.
A eHRoNIc vagrant At the city jail named
Bob Ester, Is the poasessOr Of q musical gem
OF one strain, wh'c ch he deals out from noon
to night free gratis. The calaboose is sort OF
Q musical conservatory.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
The Naxx Coicrec Catholic Church.

The new CoioreI Catholic Church on Potta-
waronie street. between sixth ana seventh
streets, ls RAPIDLY hearing ompIetlOn, and
when nnishyd will De one OF he most at
tIactlve ,-,iInc,S in his city q! churches It,
outside hnislIIugs are not e.aouI ate. yet IN
perfect LIsIr, wuIle the iDt@rlOr Is TO be y ain
Vet elegant L.a,enworuh has "A gre ,Icr mum
D,.r of handsome churches, some thirty Ia III,
JI.a3I any other city an tn. west.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21

NEW YORK November II -Dodd, Brown
& Co., OF st. Louis, have accepted the COM
promise recommended by the committee Of
creditors yesterdsy-5e3 cents on the dol
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21

Now is the time, when the trees are sIflPPeu
or tt,-lr IoiI,s. q, gather Tire dead leas"s
nIo;,g The r-sIuenL Streets and avenues aLu
t,,,rt' Iuetn Dead leaves sirewn thlckly
around the city add any thlhs buI pedu'S ~
Tie scncTaI appearance vi 'h.nss.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
6Neekln Gimes
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER p. 1873.

THE many friends OF Mr. L. ChrrcnIl' VIII
he f,Jrased 10 learn that he has taken his ponl
lion again as salesman IN The VEL known cry
goods house OF Fl,sAer & Schuneman, W her"
he VIII be pleased 10 see them anc HIeel Ou'
dry goods 10 them as formerly.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21

Major Mizener calls attention to the terms
of the treaty made with these Indian which
specifies the exact amount OF supplies
they shal! annually receive The following
table shows the amounts they are entitled 10
aud the amounts taat nave been supplied
them:
MIZFSER's REPORT
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
The Repn biican Msjoriiies In Kan

TOPEKA, November live have official
returns from 62 counties. and the vote of
Governor is: st John, 20, 49,; Goodin, :33, ,I333;
Mitchell, D. 1876; ST. John over both, 49,
S2l. Official returns sre received from all
the counties in the md district, except
Cherokee and Miami. The vote stands ::
Ha-kell, lG, ,i34; Blair, lO,s7S; Elder, 1,1l9.
In the first district all OF the counties ex-
cep, Phillips have been heard from, and
the vote is as follows: Anderson for Con-
gres., - 9Ol; Mcclure, i A $50; Gale, 5,42s; +;
Anderson over both, $685.,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
An Old New York Merchant D~aa.

NEW YORK, November l4-Charles A.
Peck, one of the Oldest dry goods merchants
of this city, died yesterday, aged "a.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
a DAsTaRDLY OUTRAGE.
Asu.ad Wani0nly Fires q Pistol Into
= neside u &c on Osage 6lrees-NOne
OG she Gnm0seO Hurt.

Tuesday evening about eight O'Clock, sew
eral lads were congregsied on the sidewalk
on Usage street, north side, between Third
and Fourth streets, when one of them, named
Clark, who had q revolver, one OF the Smith
q Wesson patterr, seven shooter, delibeI-
stely fired three shots al the residence of Mr..
.. LoewenIhaI, on the other side of the street,
one OF the illets passing through the shut
ter, the window pane and tie curtainiinto the
parior. The family at the time, was up
stars, Mrs. Loewenthal being in and confin-
ed to her room. After The first report Mr..
Westenoerger the father of Mrs. Loewenthsl,
went down stairs and closed the shutters
and when just about TO enter the door a ball
whistled within two feet OF him, the one
which entered the parlor. The other
two balls must have missed the
house altogether, as no traces
Of them were found. The act was one OF
pure vandalism, prompted by malicious
desirc for evil, as his shootist was remonsirs-
ted with by one OF the companions. The
pistol with which the young miscreant did
the s1o0t was q stolen one, besides which the
youthful rascal Is charged with stealing an
OvercOat. He Is q hard case, and has but re-
csntly been discharged from serving . term
in the county Jail. Up to q late hour last night
he had not been al ested, althoss n the po ice
were on the lookout for him.
TEE funeral of the late ]. B. Davies, thu old
and Well-kDown well digger, took place yea.
teeday morning from the + irst PreshyteItan
church, on Delaware street, between sixth
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21

A long line of prairie schooners passto
through Fifrn street yesterday afternoon
bound for the fertile ,isln- OF western h"h-
- heavily Ir.ighied with hou ehoId sOods
and children, with the inevitable troop Oh
dogs following ia their wake. This Is An
every day signt now, hundreds OF cfnl-
yrant wagons, having passed through the
city for western Kansas uurIng the past ak
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
FigusastvsDy SpenktWg.
2 lovers sat baneaih the SIN de

lovers sat beneath the SIN de
And un2 the Otr~r ssyed:
..HOw IA that You t+g
Hath Nmiled npbn tft> suit OF mine;
lis a heart. IL pa Us you
Thy voice IL mus me '1y,
'IIss To ne Thy loved /. =
Say, 0y Dymph, Will marry me:"
Then lisped she, - by. lSy.r
-IS. Louis J. J.urndi
"Dear NJ, no love that tongue can tell,
Sald re, my own love can nj
No CD Ov~r here Ou L,
For v = medical degree,
Ne fell DEC my skill d. 1-s,
The elbow joint Can XII;
Sweet, A rsb maid, your II In me
Your Own d voted N. d. e.;
Then hy with me TO distant Texas,
Your own devoted, loved LXXr
Il BW lfnsion Hdrkeye.
Familiar with that Aneisni Yell.
IGIobe.Democr,t,l l2.l
"Anythinx TO beat Grant" ia the melsn
holy tone of the Democratic pres. We
re familiar with that ancient yell. 1t
lidn't vim in 1872, and it won't win in
$50.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21

Sunn,v ro, Sn,n,v ,or Amt pur
~ - I'p,,i en- sd and
acc'l'd for.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
TWENTY FOUR SERVANTS.

Systny Hall, who is commissioned to make
sketches in the Vice Regal progress, ac-
companies the party Mr.. Hall accom-
panied the Prince Of Wales to India. Col.
Mcneil, the queens equerry, accompanies
the Princess Louise. lie will return to
England after the accomplishment Of the
journey. From Maville will be forwarded
to the Queen a plan of the chip and de-
tails Of the journey to Halifax. 1t is under
stood that the landing day of the new Gov
ernor General and Princess Louise, will be
proclaimed public holiday. The erec-
tion of arches, and preparations for a full
illumination Of buildings il in progress.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
LCRNE AND LOUISE.

THEY SET SAIL YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
FOR CANADA-HOw The SHIP WAS FIT
TED UP-PREPARATIoSs TO RECEIVE
THEM IN CANADA.
LIVERPOOL, November 1.-THE Mar
qn.s and Marchioness of Lorne, accompan-
led by the Duke of CODnaught, Prince Lea
Pold and suites, arrived at six o'clock this
morning. At ten the royal party went to
the town hall attended by military escort.
Detachments of volunteers were stationed
at prominent points along the route, and
the streets were crowded with people who
gave the visitors hearty reception. The
town hall was filled with ladies and gen.
tlemen. Major Rayden received the royal
party. The recorder read the address from
the Liverpool town council, and the presi-
dent OF the chamber Of commerce read an
address from that body to the Marquis,
who replied TO both. The royal party al
terwards presented themselves on the bal
cony overlooking the exchange which was
hlled with an enthusiastic crowd. Then
they proceeded to the landing stage and
embarked on the tender for the steamship
Samaritan" AFTER
WARM LEAVE TAKING
the royal princes returned to the shore and
the steamer proceeded to sea. The weather
was tne and the whole proceedings passed
otfswith great eclat.
The saloon of the Samaritan" is ar
tistically decorated with ferns and flowers.
The state room of the Princess is up
holster.d in blue silk, and that of the Lady
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-21
SNYDER'S
CURATIVE PADS!

The most wonderful HEALTH RE.
STOREHS ever discovered. LEADING
PHYSSCsANA and the intelligent are most
loud in their praise.
M. 1.-For LIVER and LUNG ALL.
MENTN, CHGl.LS and FEVER. DHS-
PEPSsAs Indigestion, Biliousness, Sick and
Nervous Headache, and all diseases arising
from TORPID LIVER. The most erectu.
81 BLOOD PURIFIER EXTANT gives
strength to the weak and debiiitated
PRICE $500.
Nd. 3.-For FEMALE WEAKNESS and
sS &c El. u IA e -, FALLING: of the
WOMB. LECCOR l4 s1EA iwhitesl, and
the many other ills to which FEMALE are
81 h kOC enricbes the blood, purifies & he
secr-tions, and Strengthens WEAKLY and
DELICATE HENALES. PRICE $500.
No. 3.-FOr KIDNEY. SP1NE and
BlADDEn anectIoIs. Bright's disease
1iabetes, LAVE or WEAK RACK.
1ON - Cp .gGAIss'Y and RENCO u ES
lDsT ENEks.A. FRBGE $500.
II your druggist does not keep ssSNY.
DER NAG1yE PADS,'' and will
not get one Tor you, do not let him palm on
other worthless limitations, bet send the
price To Us in a letter, and We Will mail them
tOyou. Address.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-03

on grass plates at straw targets. Now an
Indian arrow is good bit longer, maybe
thirty-two inches, and when Sioux draws
It chock up to the bow " fsirly huns when
he let's II fly. An Indian arrow has grooves
cut In IL behind the barb, THAT is 20 say, the
one they use in hunting, SO that the blood
can fow otherwise the wood would spoil
and SWELL The fighting arrows are nasty
things. The barb is put on the shaft 30
that when IL hits you the steel, or old hoop
iron, stays In the flesh when you go to pull
out the arrow. Dear sakes what ugly
wounds have seen them make.
rE-The story of Charles Summers do
mestic troubles is told by George w. Will
liams, colored orator of Cincinnati, who
was in Summers law Office at the time
Widow Alice Hooper became Mrs. Sumner.
She was vivacious woman, he says, as
attractive in society as Sumner was cold
and dignifled. Mrs. Sumner was fond of
evening parties, at which she would enjoy
herself while her lord and master waited
solempy at one side. He would often make
special requests for his wifes departure,
which she would grant at her pleasure =
In her desire to manage household affairs,
also, Mrs. Sumner often vexed her hu sband
by sweeping into the waste baskets all his
clippings, systematically arran ged in rows
on the wall and fastened by pins. The un-
congenial couple did not remain long
together. One day Sumner came to his
office with darker cloud than usual ON
his brow. Soon his wife's father came in
of inquiry, "Alice has gomez" eyes SIR"
was the stern reply; "Alce has gone" and
afterward Sumner only referred to her
from necessity.