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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
ShevifTs Sac. No. 40.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
that under and by yiriu" OF an txecu-
L. IN issued ON N Judgment rend. ret IN "n nc
ton, in th.. District Court, IN the county OF
LA. en- worth, IN the State Oi hsI,s,s, wherein
L. r. smith was Plaintiff, and Wiiiiain W.
4. ease, ArzeIia fIea>., hIs vale, John Lam
ber aud Mary J. Ltmber. Ills wife, Jasper
= Rice aud -- Rice, his vile, The ifst
National Bank of L@ayenworth, - }. Top
kIns M. IA. InsI-y, Daniel snire and T. b.
Kellogg partners as Jns.ey, shire q Z" I,
Z harI.s r. JrnnIsoa and William +. G'I-
don wer,. Defendants, To me uItectrd
and delivered, / Will, on Monday, the ssd day
OF September, ~ D., ls1s, AT eies-n O'Clock A.
NJ of that day, at the south front dooI OF tue
(, curt House, IN the 4. ty of Lesyena Ia
the County of Leavenworth, in tine state Of
Kanss,-, offer at public sale and sell To ti;o
hIgnes, bidder, for Cash In hand, the follow
ing described tracts of land, situat", ~ ing
aud being In the County of LeaSenwortA, ia
the state Of Kansas, namely:
Lots numb-r one %, two ~, three 30, four
o. five (5), six (6j and seven ~, IN DOCK
number four, a., Of the original plat oil the
city Of LcsyenwOrth-
Dated this I'd day Of August, 1873
4. q. IOWE.
sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas
sTiLLINGs y sIILLISGs, attorneys Tor ri In
nm
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OLD GEEENRAChS.

Judge Kellcy, Of Pennsylvania, one OF
the earliest and most prominent currency
reIormers in the Republican party, has
been nominated by the Nationals, anu the
PailaGe!p.,ia Pes Of the 18th says:
Judge VIM. j. Kelly was nominated, yaS-
tert!gy. IN the Fourth Congressional district,
by the National Greenbacl1-Lab5r party, 10
represent i a, Washington in the next Con-
gress. his long and persistent advocacy OF
..ausolute money" entities him To this recoS-
n.ii,n. I;ut we fear mat, like Buffers en-
dprseman; % Kearley, 50 Judge Kelley : ac-
cu.taace Of Jais nomination Will he constru-
ed as an abandonment Of the Republican
party. In his testimony before the Potter
committee, a. Atlantic cry he avowed him.
sclran Independent, which was a step, prob
ably, preparatory 20 his complete aili.iaiion
with the Na.onal.sts. Such Is the constrac'
ton he must expect 10 see put on his recent
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
ShavifT Sale No. AZ.

nU Liz NUTI, r Is hEkEBl GIVEN,
That under and by vttue OF an eNc-
,uiion Issued out vf the Probate Court, IN
tie county oI IeavensoTlh, IN tie State oil
kansas, iuT costs in the case " herein Daniel
HIrtley was IUund IN sane, and oi another
A.-cu,l ION, ls~utd out OF said court, Tor costs
in the calse w1rrein the sallu artey Was de-
clared restoI ed To his right mind, amt Under
ald 10y Virtue of all execution, Issued oui oil
the said court, wherein NJ. A Cockrin W =
cou piaiIant, d..d Said Daniel hHIIly as
respondent, 10 me directed and deliver Il,
viii on Monday, Ue second day OF - ~ M
brI, l-7-, AZ tea O'Clock, A 81, OF that day, al
the SCgln front door OF JhS court House, IA
the CIV Oi Lc.ivCuv"Ttf-. IN the County Oi
Is-i.VrnwDTth, IA the State Oi kansas, uiitr at
iuu. il. sale, aud s-l To the highest b.tidcT,
Gas In hanfi,- In,. following uescIiDcd per
souHl property, tO-Au:
On. prGmI-suTy note, drawn by F. L. Mack
slueT and r.. NJ. MackeIn- IN favor of Dan
ie Hart! y, for the sum Ot one hundred ana
twenty -tiSc dollars, dated November End,
lS77 aud yly.Ile un or before many ~
s.y, D,q.r;n, teE per cent. Int A. 81 S'tld
n.It. h - b.srn Icvieti upon ana D, I" De sou
a. she property oi sid Lrni-i Hsrtley
Date,i TN, I'd day Uf Aususi, \. ID, i-.8
y. q. LOW u,
sheriff Of LeavruwOr;h I"unty, r.aLsts-
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Shsrifr's Sale No 4S.

nURIIC NuIl,E il MERELY GIVEN,
It,gst uuueT ana by vlriur % all exrcu-
ton .,su.d on IuaE neut rcLder1d IN an
action la the District court IN The t1uiity
oI IesvenwoTth, IN tHe state oil hanss.s,
wherein Alexander Y. Houston was fisinliD,
aad Henry 4. ufrInOnd, MInerv~ tam.
mond, Iu,z A. Hammond, Homer SINH
aud Augusta A. smith, his WI D..V u y.
Houston u ami the Alliance MuIusi L'ie Assui o.
anc. = clety OF the Uulteo rtafee TeIe De-
ieniants, Ia me directed anu delivered.
Will, on Monday, the .3Ii u-y
OF Seprer,brr, a ID, 1873, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. Of that aiay, ut the soutn
front doc. Ot the Couit House, in tn Cisy of
I.ayenwOTth. In the County oi LsstNCnwo IN,
III the state of Kansas, OFFER AT PuDIc Saic,
and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash IN hand,
the following describe tracts OF Iand, -ltuitt~,
lying and eIng Ia the County oi L'aVSh-
worth, in the tate of Kansas, ame!S:
Lots number iuuTtee II ia, AND nr cen 20 IN
block number three 81, al Days suodIstsi'n IA
of the CITY of Lesy.nNOrth (Nhich sun~iI-
vision IL sometimes known A. Days Sd L.
ton Ia saId CltyJ.
Dated thus Z1i,d day of August, lSs
Z. Il LOWE,
sheriff Of Leavenworth County, kInsa--
II. W. lDE, Attorney Tor Plaint4H-
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u. s. Marshal's Sale.

nUBLIC NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN
III That under and By vntue Of an order "l
sale and execution Issued on a IuisHl- NJ
rendered In an action in The Circuit C''ufi 90
the United : ates, for the lssIict O4 hanhs-.
wherein Richard King II Pltinun, and feI-
m .udo G. huxley Is Defend mt, To me direct
ed and deIiy.IeiI Il will on Saturday, the Zist
siay OF September, A. D., l-.-, at 10 O'Clock
A NJ of that cay, at the ~ou'h iroht door OF
lne ouTt House IN the city OF LraH-Lwofth,
IN the County Of LtsyenwOTth, IN the state
of Kansas offer at Pubic sale, and sell 10 tho
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the fOlIow-
Ing descri bed tracts Of land. situate, lying and
being IN the County of LeavenwOftb, in the
STAT. Of Kansas, namely Dhe undivided one
hall of OJ- NUN bereG oLs O. ana Two y. IN
bIOcx numbe one a, in Lray.DwOrth tlty
proper and also, the undivided oSr-hal! OF
lots mum bersd thirty One t3lj and thirty-two
81 in block humber fOrty-.ight ti.I In Lesv-
enwOrth city proper H. r. SIAfSoN.
u \. sarsuai for the District OF kansas.
By ASHLEY %. rPALDfSG, Deputy
IL. T. Green, Plaintiffs Attorney.
aux1tW5t
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

From what is taking place in Massachu-
seits and elsewhere it appears that the dis
contented of both parties are using the Ma
tionals to show their dissatisfaction with
the party leaders. 1t is curious TO notice
that wherever the Republicans have ma
ioriiy, the NAtiousls are mostly drawn
from tina; party, and wherever the Demo
crats are largely TO excess, the leading NAL
contents are from that organization.
Hence both parties will lose most in their
s;rongholds. Ii is very singular move
ment, and it is puzzling the politicians.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
w,curNE.yoF GovEss.urv-.

In noticing the ccmmunls:!c ldeE u. '..tv-
ing the Government take charge OF c,r.s n
branches OF private affairs, The New IocS
Times says:
The way Ia decrease the power, and az the
same time TIE freedom, of the mass Of the
people, Is to make the Government as simple
as IossiJic, " iiiI tine smallest number of du-
ties compatible with an efficient adminiStra-
ton of necessary functions, tie fewest Of
fiicss am officials, Tie least legislation, tn 4;
.lightcs. association Of governing and con-
trolling men. ThcI. what there are can be
more easily held to their responsibility ;
there Will be a better chance Of having what
is well done; and the opportunities and
temptations to corruption and an arbitrary
use of power Will tl reduced TO the mini
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
Ex.G0vernOF Anthony.
THutschinson IDterior.I

Returns from different quarters Of the
State indicate, according to the Atchison
Champion, that 1S5 delegates opposed to
Anthony have been elected, against 43 ia
vorahle to him. OF course these returns
are only partial, many counties not yet
having been heard from and a. some coun-
ties will not instruct their delegates, the
exact result can only be known after the
State Convention. But enough is already
ascertained to make enough is already as
certained To make it reasonably certain
that one of the most pestilent oi that pe..i-
lent class Of politicians which has given to
our State the dishonoring epiihet of our
State 20 dishonoring epithet Of the "ro,ten
commonwealth" will receive his final
quietus, as soon as the popular
verdict can be rendered. That
the verdict will he against him, some
OF the Governors more ssnguine friends
May yet be inclined to dispute, although
only two Counties in the Second District
have declared in his favor, and his show Of
strength In the other two districts is not at
all hattering, but that it will be final anu
irrevokable, if ag inst HIM, no one can
deny. If he shall be defeated in this cam
paign, it will be = political death from
which there can be no resurrection. The
real issue is nothing more nor less than
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

At the enter tainment given last night by
the Hon. George and Mis-. Bancroft III hon
or Of Mrs President Hayes, the dresses ot
the ladies were elegant in the extreme, but
thsre was none winch attracted 80 much
deserved attention as that worn by Mrs.
Heap. vile OF Captain David Porter Heap.
of the United States Engineer Corps. IL
was made of heavy white silk, and orna-
mented with painting by hand. Around
the dress were several bands of a delicate
hue ON which were painted roses budding
and iu iull bloom, besides most exquisite
little birds. The cVlors blended most
beautifully, the whole making L charming
and at the same time very rare picture.
The painting itself was the work al the
lady's husbaud, Captain Heap, who Is
quite an artist, and it occupied three day
III his time.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
aNOrHtE.s lNVENI,ON.

Edison's visit TO Nevada has given him
new idea. He thinks thai the size, charac-
ter and point OF groupings OF 4 mineral
lode may be determined by the difference
Of the conductivity OF electricity, provided
that the walls Of the ledges are lined with
clay or decomp0sed rock. lie VIII test his
theory ON the Comstnck lode when he re-
turns from California. Should his plan
prove practical, instead of running long
tunnels, sinking deep shafts, or boring here
and there with the diamond drill, miner
would apply the electrical apparatus, and
thus find out how much ore there is IN
mine, where it lies, its direction and the
point where i.s groupings may he looked
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
wuExE AXE THEY;

The Cincinnati Gazette is snxiously in
quiring as to the whereabouts OF all those
Democratic statesmen that used TO go about
on the campaign stump, and hold up in
one hand double eagle as specimen OF
the sound money OF the people in the gooi
Democratic times, and in the other hand a
soiled greenback Us Il specimen of the rag
money" which the Republicans brought in ?
Each one took a turn at this. Thurman
was one OF the most contemptuos exhibitors
OF the greenback "rag." Where is Thur
mau now
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

King Alfonso, OF Spain, has made an Oh
Gc;aI announcement II the death Of bis
Queen TO President Hayes, and askei his
sympathy in bis bereavement. lie addfess-
es the President as lis good friend Mon
archs in their rcorrespondenoe style each 9th
or brothers or cousins. 'Good friend wac
the title which Queen Victoria bestowed
unon Presiden. buchanan In writing to
him OF the ynls1ded visit q the prince Of
Wales TO this country.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
tTnica.,t, Tribune. Is.

Four Western Presidential candidates are
already ruled out of the next race, namely:
Ex-Gov. Allen, Gov. Bishop aud "G.ntle-
man" George III. Pendlelon, all of Ohio,
and ex Gov. Hendricks, of Indisna. IL is
nothing but Thurman now in the West
and many sections OF the South, and i, will
be nothing but Thurman in the sweet by
and by.
II looks now As If Alexander II. STEPHENS
was the coming man for Vice President on
the mex, Democratic ticket. That candi-
date will undoubtedly be taken from the
South, and until recentlv all eyes have been
directed towards Gov. Wade Hampton, oil
South Carolina, as highly profitable
choice. But the gallant canvass that Steph-
ems has been making this fall in his own
State, with its probable brilliant results at
the polls, will push him into prominence
and favor again at Washington, where
There is nothing 80 successful as success,
and perhaps pave the way iOr his nominal
ton in 1850. Another good and sufficient
reason Tor his being preferred by the DEM
ocrats ia that he was little more couspIc-
uovs as Rebel than Hampton, and would
therefor. be = little more acceptable 10 the
ex-Conicdrrai.s and Copperheads Of
which the Democratic party Is chiefly COM
| poaed
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
uEEHu .EgEsf.

Thousands OF people are fleeing from The
plague-stricken districts Of the south, To
places OF safety in the northern States, and
viii undoubtedly carry nanny cases Of lever
with them. The Cincinnati G05et'e says:
II Will be impossible TO prevent southern
people who are running away from yeli""
fever nj their homes from scattering over The
north. Therefore We may expect 10 hear "i
cases in all the northern cities; bat there L
no danger az the disease spreading. With
proner precaution, there certainly need bs nc
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

Cincinnati COinInSrclal.I
We are compelled TO decline the lines on
"Tne Harvest Moon Fall for Ten Nights"
notwithstanding their postical merits. If,
as the poetess asserts,
"The harvest moon did fill her horn,
And ten nights hath Deeu iu.!,
it is not a reputable moon, and We cannot
.pcoira.e excess and d.bauchery OF that
sort. even in the harvest moon, by printing
a poem in praise OF 70 b4cchana!ian a per-
iOTmanCe.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

of daily occurrence, and the English gov
erpment, after a reasonable time, would
show itself unable to prevent then, or 10
arrest the outlaws, it is not unreason-ole
to suppose that We should persue TIE ssine
course in dealing with that county i!.a'
We are now persuing toward Mexico. j.
neiehborirg nations cannot prevent 'h.''
sibiects from invading our territory We
,-,.r attend "a the matter ourselves.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

The Southern correspondent! Of the Phil
aIelphia Pes says that while Eepabiican-
isn Is numerically strong III several sec
tions. and has legal majority in at least
three S.ltes, oaly one Republican Congress
man in the entire South will be cho-en,
and that is Tho.bGrg, OF East Tennessee.
This is a gloomy View, certainly, but ii
Southern Republicans receive proper en-
enlargement they will not hesitate To make
a strong effort They haze hitherto been
lacking in neitler courage Lor l4yaity to
ti.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

dollars. He explains that his previous
s.,tgment was based upon The fact that he
had drawn upon the Masiin bank ior sz.o,-
COS for payment OF the July Interest on the
s,a,e draft would be honorsd. But 1t was
rot and that sum il to be added 10 the sum
~ The deficit TIE treasurer thinks the
securities in his hands and the bonds he
holds from prominent peop'e in Kansas
Civ are sufficient to protect the STATE IRON
Inn, III. lns.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

whether or not Governor Anthony is an
honest man. Hence, We repeat taat if he
fails. his overthrow NUT be utter and ire
tsievable. For our part, If weevsr had ally
doubts as to the justice Of the accusations
against him, his ate course in the matter
OF the csarg = against the trustees Of the
Stale charitable insritutious would re-
move them. In that Care, if it be admit
L oaat there was technical departure
from the modes oi action prescribed by
statute, still the Attorney General admits
that there MAS an entire absence Of any
wrong motive or intent ON the part Of the
Tru>tee-, aud furthermore it is evident, not
only that the Governor had known the
facts Tor a year and half, but that he bad
actually re-appoiuled some Of them after
this knowledge came 10 him. How un-
worthy the chief oilieer of a great State,
then, TO atteuipr to convert such things to
electioneering purpo-es! 1t corclusively
argues t#o things. First. the imminency
OF the danger OF political destruction Il
His Exceiiency, and his willingness t'
avert the eslsmi,y by any means ho~eveI
uiirstionabl,.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
Col. Inxsr.nlt Il now. . NOV. % l..

AhtfIcdH EAcHth.t' T'I
Colonel Robert G. lngersoil IL reported
to have stated that it Was the duty ot the
Government TO furnish every man with
house oi three or four rooms, awlie and
three or four children. The Boston HeroLd
suggests that This ought to be left to prI-
vate enterprise" No, that would no, be-
according to the communistic theory, Tor
there are some bloated capitalists even in
the matter of families. Colonel lngsrsoll
is right in his views; it is time that there
was a more equitable division; and, be-
sides, he has been TO Congress, and under
stands fully VIII At the Government can ac-
compIish IN this direction.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
Timr8
VERY NsTUEis.

The strongest supporter that George 1.
has in the State, is tho little bemoeratic
Lawrence STANDARD, edited by the renegade
f G. Ross, who happened to be Senator
from this Stale Tor four years, and never
would have been heard from but Tor the
fact that he betrayed his party and went
over to andy johnson. lie was the man
who appointed George L. 5. Collector ioi
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
aGnn,.nnn.>-n.c View.
IChirago News

Francis Murphy will not lecture Tor less
than SlOO per night, and he Is right. HIS
labors are worth Just what they will bring
His time has value, as has lawyers or
doctors. People have yet to learn that
Temperance. as an abstract sentiment, does
not pav: a. business, it has, within lew
wears, become very lucrative.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

Junction Coy IFIbui. )
We had a call yesterday trom Hon. y.
F. Stevens representing the Leavenworlh
Tr,,rs Mr. : Is a candidate for Secretary
OF STATE on the Republican ticket, and Is
,,,. ~ ,he hest men mentioned in cUnnec-
,inn with iha; position. He Is thoroughly
competent 10 di-charse ali lie duties OF The
position. anil W. hUie 10 see blm nominated d
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

The Observation-Disclosures movement in this
CITY may do the municipality good ser
vice by introducing an element OF uncer-
tainty into the canvass between the two
principal parties and thus compel the lat
ter TO make better nominations fcr office
tiAn either would be likely to make il
nomination was equivalent TO election. IL
affords citizens little more latitude for
independent voting, and for that is 10 be
oor,D,.p1aJ
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
Snnyr ->HE WORTHY.

The Kansas City Mai Democratic
sra.ks in the following complimentary
,,.prcr al our candidate for Congress:
~ Iol,n 4. Anderson, the republican can
,,t-,.,,. f,r congress from the first district OF
E;,,,,s,s. i The president OF the State ssr!cu.-
--,--t ,.r,,I.ge at Man haitian, Kansas. lie Is Ia
y o.by,erian minister, and mas had some eN-
-, 10. ss a iournal.s. lie il highly esteem
b-.rs, u,.-t.., throughout the Stale A. a
=, :, a. pgg..f ,.x p.ricnc sound sense and
,,-,,,t, ~ ,.,,..,'..5r, and We know Of 30 one
-. ,.,.-s., 4, receive the horrors 10. whi, IA
Nr anderson j. Il candidate.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
Philadelphia Times, Is

The worst forebodings are likely to be
realized in the spread of the yellow fever
from house to house and city 10 city in the
South. 1t is only the middle of August,
and already the disease hiss laid fast hold
upon New Orleans, Memphis and Grenada,
besides smaller places, and the stories Of
Its ravages are simply narrowing. What a
world Of woe lies in the message from one
deaih-stricken city in The words: "Grenada
'5joGfavsyard," snd = TIE application II
~ ol6si.ls i NenRsb6 g ~ Dated
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
rH,E pISrIEENCE.

All the Atlantic coast cities Is !ar r-'r'h
a. Ncs York, are becoming uneasy On
account OF the yelIoG lever. The alarm
ing progress taat the disease h..s maize thus
carly in the season, renders il quite pro5a-
ble that It's ragagss will be very ";a7
s,rasd before the frost comes 10 c.ucl 1t.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
rCiucinnati Gazette. IL.

No one who has observed Mr.. Thurman's
public expressions in the last ten years-no
one who reads his denunciation Of legal
tender notes, in his remarks in the Senate,
April 6, 1874, can believe that be is sin
cere in his present pronouncement for per-
petual, irredeemable legal-tender notes, IN
creased according to the popular demand,
and made equal tender with coin No
one who believed he was honest before can
believe that he is honest now.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
,.,.n .n,>ci..,,Ge problem.

Miss Ciaggett IN Keokuk Constitution
4 St, louis compile were r-oentiy I1aFri,d
while The thernoneter was ~ IN tise sh iae.
II will be of iutsIe.t TO scientists 10 watch
this couple and see il lLeir fr.t chiid Is
ra., or we'll done.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
New York Times, III

Even so ''liberan paper as the Cincin-
natl Commercial is convinced that the Dem
ocrats in the South, and especially in South
Carolina, are predaring to compel the ne
groes to vote with them, or else to prevent
them from voting at all.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

STAFF OF KANSAS, u.
LAAyESWOKTH COUNTY
In The Probate Cosrt IN and 10, rud Co'ssfy;
In the Matter of the Estate Of
AuAM BRASDSER, DECEASED
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, Ihat letters
~ OF sdmlBisiTs On, ~tts' VIA "L4heAvu,
lave BEEN srgp l. d to TIE un5 ef>Isiife on Tue
estate Of Adam sTandu.'i bat oi sdid toun-
ty tiecea,e,i By the Honorable the Probate
Court of the county and state aforesaid, ga
I'd rhe ,I,t.enth day OF August, A. ID.
Is1s Now, all persons having claims against
IN. said estate are hereby notified thai they
mus, n-...rr the same to the undersigned for
.fiowsuce within one year from the date Of
s.Jd Letters or tney may be precluded from
.Uy b-nefir Of such estate; aud that IL such
claim, b., not .Xhi bited within three years
af,er the date of said letteIs, they shall be
forever barred.
ELIZ aBErh KRAFT, Administrative with
WILL annexed, OF the e>taIe CT Adam Brand
ner, Deceased.
August 18TH, 1873.
Nathan A Mann, Attorney for Administra-
trIX
In witness Whereof, the undersigned, Pro-
bate Judge Of Leavenworth County have
hereto set my hand and fixed the seal OF
the said Probate Court this 18TH DAY oY Au-
gust, A. ID. 1e7S NEWIOS MANN,
Probate Judge.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
yc,,r,y Fever Refugee. Made Vel.

TCinclnnati Gazette, 10
There is not a single case oi yellow lever
in Cincinnati. The health OF the city has
never been better at this season OF the yeai
Refugees from southern cities will be vel
coined by our people. and ii they fall sick
while here, will receive the best OF aiten-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22

Wayne County Journal. ]

4 Temperance paper called the Psd9e,
and publisned at harrisburg, has suspend
ed, the editor bitterly retnaiking that he
cannot live upon wind" And yet he evi-
IDENTIFY supposed that his readers could.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
T.e ..Grangtr, IWrusd "Horkin.

st. LOUIS PG.tl
Four years ago We knew The politician
bv the nay-seed in his hair and the trousers
in his boots; nos heis known by his horny
hand, and tin dinner-buoket. he Is a
yorkingDIan.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
SuperGne Sentiment.


A snowy, dimpled cloud tossed into all
kinds of fantastic shapes is an enchanting
sight. 1t is delicious, but, at the same
time, it cant hold candle to plate of
tish-balls.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
Would Yiesa Reseaue Eoouxh "a
kSua thc ssOvernment.

II military titles cannot be abolished.
let them be taxed. A tax of, say, $50 psr
annum on Generals" $40 on "Co,cueis y
and S on "Majors," would yield an .nor-
nous revenue TO ST. Louis Just nov. -he
worst Of it is, that Rosey's deputies uou.d.
in most csses, find very little to lew UPON
in case Of refusal 10 pay.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-22
Why. Certainly. Dear.

4 lady inquiries of the Agrfeultuit if
there is any way TO remove hair from
the face without iDjaring the skin. Wig,
certainly, dear. Box his ears till he
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