The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
Petit Jurors fer Asehiss. Comfy.

Fedt JufeFs fer Atchis0n County.
fAtchison Champion, ~
The following Is o list Of the names of oer
sons drawn to serve as petit jurors durin,
the June, ISIS, term Of the Distfict Court O
Atchison county, to-wit:
CITf-Milton Dix, II. c. Golden, s. C. Mox
cey, ]. c. McCully, W. c. McPike. c. ]. Drury
Herman Kiper, D. T. Bradford, Nick whelan
Theodore A. Frank, John B. SiIIiman, Georg,
I. Chaliiss, Lot Ringo, Julius Herman.
sHASSoN-George H. Ellis, L. 8. Treat, E
a. Haymon.
LANcAsrER-M. NJ. wallingford.
SRAssHoPPER-Joseph Carpenter.
CrSTER-F. A. Berger, Albert Henson, W
H. Mcpherson.
MT. PLkAsANr-M. L. D. Allen, II. A
Leeper.
An Item That Has Been Going the
Hson1s 81 the Pres without any
Particular EoanAaaion.
lAtchison Patriot, 81
II Is now tOlerably safe to assert that the
Kansas Pacific will soon fall into the hands
o. and be operated by, the Union Pacific. II
Is said that Jay Gould nov holds 90 per cent.
~ coaI,,,e $50 :, N.oa .u., p'.u
IN. - r,. " uia "
,h,. -, "a '"e n. A"e uetAiiS VI
eo'ue " hsn' only ny pic
,h,na s" 'A' impossioie 10 STATE any
,h. ,nAs unae, oeSono the iac'
-. o. sono VIII eon'roi ootn
,sa,,s p,o"a"'e .na' 'he present con-
Vi TUG N. Will oe represented In the
ke'"en-
a fAonogroPh Stfrs up . Disturbance
n Po0las
Miami Republican, 81
jenkins ordered photograph of Eddison.
II came by express Saturday evening. He
stopped at several places to talk politics and
10 discuss the advantages Of the Normal
School; and when he got home and a,temp.
ted to exhibit the photograph to his wife
the instrument remarked in several distinct
tones, "Who wants twelve more papers of
pins for a quarter; wrap 'em up Jim: set
'em up for the crowd, Gus /; l will play YOU
one game Of pool; the old woman thinks I'm
to the Lodge; everybody come and take an
other drink: who cares for the old woman :.
whoop, hurrah, here's luck, No moJe pbo.
nographs in Paola.
I0G Ou0 hOVO NMnAn ARAnAA ahA ES~~
ana r.lE a. N. d..
TTonek. Comr,o,w..,,t, a,
The .old hovsu in ~. U.,s. -
business begin N d,.w o,onna a.. a. ~.
talk about the far awav nos, Soi >.,,,.a =,
the 7rov CAs,r and Erant po,, =, 49, 49,
Topeka Tim. ba,o.,-.S',
first ann,v.rSarv,n -.
SLOT er. of the E,,nor,. ~ .., ~" eolnes
that n. is aI,o aof noe - na,.,o. Ia
A mi, ,o,,, To- 80, nu a q,
Franz ami Ola lot. ;, ,ha, =. U III Oiu
Mr. stotIer work.d ona dow ,r ,ha o,,.s =,
the nro.sIavarv Ieovon,,o,,h -, a..
of kansas newspaperS. then h.. w.n, &C., ,,'
a hack To Lawrence. and nnI,o,, ~, ~. $50,
in the composing room of the Herald of Free
dom. A few days after this he sat sail across
the prairies for Emporia, with the material
for the Nelcs, and there hewilI probablyremain
under his own vine and fiy tree the rest of
his days. provided they enforce the COW ord,.
in Emporia, and thus save the cranes and
figs from destruction. II may be necessary
TO explain to non Kausaps that tn. ..snhiacts
Of this sketch" though old Kansaps. are NOT
old men, but are still in the prime of life. and
can to-day buckle on their armor. and have
as lively q fight over the county printing as
at any previous period Of their respective e..
stences.