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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is that which
isnexer reciprocatede a lesuslgic
affection
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-12
Communicated
How He Attracted Her AtteD-
fiOn.

| 4NO3E~
Asold Peter Maginnis lneandered
along the street, the other night,
he s0liloquized:
s.Of i'umail's thic) goin' toraise me
for swakin' her; but can't help It,
must ,fliic) go somewhere; guess iii
I'tract her 'tention with politics,
Itlat'Il please her (hic)r So he tap
ned at the door until Mrs. M.vopeil-
ed it.
ssGome at Iast!p said she, s.and
Hooking lust as 4 expected. 4 de
clare il is too badi this very day
some one stolegmy best calico dress,
and to mend matters you come
home drunk"
ssNever mind. dearsie,n he said
,consolingly, as he steadied himself
lIby the d0orsfacing, sIf Billy Vim
cent (hic) gets 'lected, he'll put a
stop to stealin'!D
sIShut mp! and come in,' she an
sswered shortly.
COR thic) there's Geary,1 lie said
ilneiitativeiy, sstrue, iGeary wasn't
thorn here, but j don't see as that
makes any (ilic) difference, SO iasihe
tras born; q wasn't born here nuth-
ier 4(liie).n
ssPity YOU were born anywhereW
she muttered as she reached for his
collar.
SAN there's Beninger Ihic| and
Mnnday, tell you what, Marian!
Doc Munday's goil' to sweeten
things for 'em! Doc Munday's a.
a. [hicl Docs a. Iaicl you bet he
liisl!r
ssNNilI you come in, and let your
betters .alone?r she repeated.
ssDavc Lyons [liicl goin' TO run
.migjity well for "a big man, too.
.Alec's abouteven with him though,
IIhicl. Hen Myersis a jerry little
lfeller himself, nice boy, Hen is,
nuthin distant about him, 'cept
when he's at home.n Mrs. MI. he
gan to close the door, Peter lunged
forward and landed in the room on
.all4fours, his wife kindly helped
llhim mp by the ear.
ssTheyirea.l [hic| neutrality-suspicious.
lEhe continued, tan that's whore Ben
/ Kirkman makes game, hicl, Belfs
1.-The best stamp speaker iii the lay
lsout. No tellin', however, Garraway
/ 1hicl may upset caclsillations.n
ssfMust 4 tell you again to he Glli
l,etF she asked savagely, t.gotolhed
Land if non say another word about
candidates, You'll rue it.0 EVERY
dtl.ing remained quiet for some min
ll,ites, when Peter rose on hisselbow
4 sAIariar! Elliel oh Mariarl 4 for
sgotlto tell yon that Steve Clenl-7
ltyhewi OUCH! what's thatg Ihicl
lbed's upset, ain'tiit9 Earthquake
Bllllic. g,iess---llever mind, Doc Mum
days all riglit!--l,ice--boy, Ilhic
4 at--Hen-r and Peter jollrneset
Ito the land of dreams. 49,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-12

No communications to the Echo
will he published, unless the'writer
gives ms his fullname.
We are not responsible for state
ments madeIby our correspondents.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-12

Nc regret TO hear hatthe green.
back heresy is prevailing iii THE
strong democratic parish Of Vernon
The democratic party in Loliisiana
cannot afford 10 be divided in tllis
campaign.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-12

FoR SHAME.--The schooner sCe-
ella arrived here last Tuesday from
Galveston, with a heavy cargo of
freight, chiefly provisions, on which
the captain of the schooner de
manded freight sixty-six and two
thirds per cent above the usual
rates. We are glad to state that
this palpable attempt to take all
vantage of the necessities of sonr
people on account of the existing
quarantine regulations was gener-
ally rebuked by our merchants re-
flsing to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
except at the usualrates of freight.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-12

During the past two weeks, the
number Of packages carried out of
Moss s. Riddick's store, shows that
thcyIhave the largeststock in town,
and prices which please thepeople.
Ihairiassortmentof Fall prints,
shoes and other new goods, isscre-
ating a sensation.
Their coffee, at Sfour pounds for "a
dollar, cannot he surpassed, and
they hnye q fine stoek Of groceries
an hand
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-10-12

The Chapter Of Ro3 ri Arch l Al'.s
sens Of Austin, apprq briated ~
for the benefit Of ye bw lever ~
fasefs.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15

| plications of the Warden of the peniten
tiary for the admission Of conviCts into
the asylum, and none have been admitted
during the year"
The falsehoods above mentioned we're all
deliberate and made with the report show
ing different state Of facts before him. This
shows him to be demagogue of the mean
est type, and unworthy OF so exalted po-
sition.
But in addition to being falsiher of rec
ords, he is also dictator and an unsafe
man 10 be entrusted with the veto or any
other power where his passion or preju-
dice has 4 field OF action.
i knotr that he has called at least one
Senator TO account for vote cast against
one OF his measures; and that he has ex-
pressed himself 10 the Chairman Of one
Senate committee as having been thwarted
and ''headed" BY his committee | know
further that he did dictate part OF the re-
port of one Senate committee, and threat
ened to resign if they did not yield to his
dictaiion.
Again. l know that he approached
Senator, and have been informed a repre-
sentative also, who were deeply interested
In certain appropriation, and said in
substance: ''SeDator, you desire to have
bill No. - TO become law. | want bill
No. - also to become a law. Nor IfsLess
you and your representatives si.oA Uork for The
oil desire 10 succeed, Taen your biH sLdN
come 10 me, II 4: shall plss bots House', IuiH
reto IT,"
l could enUmerate similar instances but
these will suffice, | think, TO show to Re
publicans and TO the public generally that
he is an unfit man, an unsafe man 10 place
in charge Of such sacred prerogative.
II necessary l have permission to refer to
Senators 10 substantiate my staten, nts
made herein.
Respectfully,
THos. T. TAYLOR.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
The Eifseenah Distrtct.

The Republicans of High Prairie tOwnshid
met at high Prairie school house at two
o'clock y. IN , august 3D., pursuant TO call
of the District Central Committee OF the Fifth
teenth Representative district, for the pur-
pose Of eiectink two delegates and two alter.
mates 10 the District convention to be held at
Central school house on the 10th inst, to
chose delegates TO the State and Congres-
siOnal Conventions.
The meeting was called to order, and John
Huthcinson chosen Chairman anu Il. Soper,
Secretary. Aftrr which Jonas Ettinger and
John Hutchinson were chosen delegates
and James Hutchinson aud ID. n. Barass as
alternates.
No farther business appearing, the meet
Ing adjourned. JOHN HUTCHINsoS,
X. b. SOPER, Sec. Chairman.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
GEORGE r.


HUTCHINSON, Kan, August 18th, 1878.
EDITOR TrMIs:-Feeling deep interest
in the welfare of the Republican party l
am constrained 10 say word in regard to
one who is prominent candidate for NOM
ination for Governor 1t is we'll known
that when the charges made against George
I. were first published in your paper such
was the shock produced upon the public
mind, especially in the party, that the State
Central Committee was called together for
the express purpose of taking his name
from the ticket The name OF candidate
for elector was taken off in order to main
tain the integrity OF the party, as it was
claimed but upon the positive assurance
of George 7. Anthony that he would meet
all the charges which had been made
against him and refute them before the peo-
pie his name was LETT upon the ticket.
Had these charges been promulgated
prior to the meeting of the State Conven-
tion he would not have carried corporals
guard in that body. As day after day OF
that canvass rolled by his inability and his
unwillingness to meet those charges became
painfully apparent, and although the force
Of party discipline carried him successfully
through, he stood convicted by the silent
protests OF thousands and tens Of thousands
Of the electors Of Kansas.
Now, despite all the charges standing
against him. Despite his inability so re-
refute them and the tremendous protest
against his election two years ago, he seeks
to force his nomination. Is he entitled to
any greater consideration than was DIR.
Vernon, two years ago. No charge was
established against him, (Dr. Vermont
yet he was sacrificed to . mere sus-
picion, so far as the public was concerned.
Is the party not as virtuous to-day? Il its
reputation for honesty not as dear to il
now as at that time? Why, then seriously
consider the nomination Of one who cannot
successfully defend his own record for
honesty. To his record for dishonesty he
has added a reputation for untruthfulness
never before professed by an executive Of
Kansas.
In fact il is we'll known that wherever he
can point moral or adorn tale" by the
aid Of lie he does not scrupie to call it
into requisition, even in his message, or
pubic pubic conil,iun,eH.io 1 @ 70. IA n,s me-
IN loa. ne desied sur 70 create P,tjaa,cs sI in
'ne minus ol ,ne iessa.uiI &c anu ,h q. puIn' I
against lhe mansgeiheh. .h Or Ei 'ne oLa.e .s III
sane asylum anu IN .'e iacs VI 'n.n re-
port PiGciaimed .nree Po1i'i'e iiss W ac-
colnPalTh P.Th MS ODE, VIZ nt o,-, aou,i
ciled at a cost OF : 900 each with 81 offi-
cers ana a.'enuan'5 20 -. in%s 1 ,ses e'ose
oil the year, page ~ pup. uoc. io'T;
IN 'ne I'm ANNA no.d. W., W. VI ~. 'I hu;id;na
tees, page ., We ".eh 'ne puIus
nov ~ plocsess s o. oousn oo,I.,S a. a. us,p.a s pin
sna. . ma H ~ SID nHS - ~. So ~
cos, VIII reacn 'o'o0' AL average vi
S'3o per caPl'a, P.,,,. ar.,,. NJ
rage 40, SUPP ,t 3 o.a"e lePor. au,e :, 70 ~. -
w. P1us 11T .Jm;,,.d Jm.;na ,ha ns.r - ~ @
"a, yhnis Inn nu,nhsr ,rss,sd Iss sTabis No 2
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
On the Road.
TSalina Herald. lUl

Mr.. n. T.. Stevens, travelling correspond
ent for the LeavenworIh TINES, made our
office pleasant call on Wednesday. Mr..
Stevens is returning from an extended tour
through the northern and western part of
the State in the interest of the TINES. He
reports the business as good and his paper
as the favorite.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
SPE CIaL NOTICE.
A Sure Crre for Piles.

NoOne need suffer. A positive remedy for
all kinds OF Piles, al!aying the intense Itch
Ing Ht once. giving instant relief. Au Indian
treatment you apply, called iIr. Williams In
dian ointment, prepared only for Piles, and
nothing ClSe) Thousands already cured.
Mr.. Joseph VI. Ryder, Cleveland, o., writes:
-'' suffered for yearS with Itching and UI-
cerated Piles, tried remedy after remedy ad-
Vertiseti, and consulted Physicians in Phila-
ade.phia Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapo-
lis and this city: and spent hundreds Of doI-
lars, but found no relief until obtained rox
Of DT. Williams Indian Pile @OiHtmCnt some
four months ago, and u has cured me COM
pletc!y. had part OF n box lett which gave
u friend Of miuc, who had dOctOred with
many physicians, and Hs n last resort went
20 the noted Hot springs, ArkaHSss, for treat
neut. He Informs me that the Indian ONT
men: has also cured him of the Piles. 10 is
certainly wonderful discovery, and should
DstisC1 by the many thousands who now are
SUIT ring with that dread disease.
For more cert itrates - cures see large cir
cular around each box OF ointment. sold ty
druggists generally.
sale A>rUg.' lists Chicago. augi7dSw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15

OATs-Quict sRJ steady; mixed. western,
20 -ii'-ci white do, 81 i-0.,sJac.
tuFFEE-lulet ara firm.
-CGAIs-LU-st and unchanged
Niol-Ass;---t >uieJ and unchanged.
BiCE-SteadY
Ll'''S-Stesttiy; western, I+tl4iSc
FplsS-tl lEteJ and L.al rle>SS.I C5EII ST..
HFLE-Slu-cL.
CUT MEsTS.-Firm
y LDB.-ES-N eSLs.ru long clear s.
HANS-PickIeJ, II &C.
LNEi'-EirIiier; prime steam, s. S,'.JT -.
SyTTER-FlrJa western, 612}c.
CIiEESE-tirmer; 55%a7Lsc
NHiSHX-EIrm 81 US1 sait9.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15

The C0ntauT llniments are Of two
kinds. The White Is for the human fami-
ly; the Yellow is for horses, sheep and 9TH
er animals. Testimonials Of the ELECTS pro-
duced by these remarkable preparations are
wrapped around every bottle. and may be
procured Of any druggist, sent by mail from
the Office OF THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 4s Dey
Street, New York City. janlO-wiyr
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15

IN order thai All may ts~t the grest virtues
al Dr. Snayu-'s Compound syrup OF Mid
Ca-rry, We have issued trial oolties at y
,ents. NJ family should lie without tLis
Valuable inedicluc, rs often times single =
cent tie viii cure recent cough or cold,
AMI thus prevent much suffering and risk oi
iii~. IL also cures astn us, bronchitis, liver
npiAiut, aud suriches aud purines the
bioud, giving tone aud strength u the entire
systen-
1 DEEM 1T MY DUTY TO TELL THE WORLD
wtiaI "Dr. Ssaync's Compound syrup oi
Wild Cherry has done for ine. 1 had vio-
ieut cough. night swests, sore throat, great
weAkues-, with severe attacks Of hefnorr.
iage gA, 9 up al hopes Of recovery. I am
nos cured, y sound and hearty man. Ed
ward h. rsnson engineer at SWooney . Pot
terry, 1924 Ridge Avenue, PhiisdelphiA. Over
lseuty nsc years have elapsed. aud Sill
Tsmain = healthy man." sold by Arnold,
Jouss 4 a., and Sparrow 4 Jones. Leaven-
worth. Trial bottles . cents. IArge size
tl w, sun-Wed-frikw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
Special Local Notices.
lsVer L. King.

The Liver is the imperial organ of th
whole human system, ~ il controls the lIfe
health and happiness Of man. When it i.
disturbed in It's proper sction, all kinds oil
ailments are the natural result The dIges-
iion OF food, the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action of the brain and ner-
vu,I- = stem, are all imm dirteiy connected
with the workings of the Liver. 1t has
ir-en -ucce-.full, proved that Gr-en's Au-
gust Flower is uu.qu lied IN curing all per
~.n- afflicted with I,,-f@psia or Llver Com
plaini, and all the numerous symptoms that
result from all unhealthy condition OF the
Liver AMI Stomach. Sample bottles To try
10 o-nis. Positively sold in all towns on
the W--tern Continent. Three dusss will
prove that '- j. just what you want.
~siNw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

Hoes Receipts, 1900; market dull AMI IOc
lower; prime shipping. sI 11Gti -: medium,
81 JatJ! 90 . good light, 81 itgf ~ chiefly at
:! 80; mixed and rough, 81 90 al 5 chiefly at
- .Odi 90; closing weak some Dough unSold;
CATTLE-RrceiptS, 5.2O; export cattle In
gOOI demand and steady sales, sJg5 20: fair
To good shipping steers. shade lower, s. coo
I ga; butchers quiet and weak cows. - IL
G5 SO: bulls, = tuU2 80 western cattle, scarce !;
sales, = yUg.3 20 Texans. s. Spa3 30.
SHEEr-t;sccIpJs, - shipments, 80 mar
ket j. no b, tier; sales, 81 1Ut,i :. =.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15

Right on finance; taking tie lead in ag-
riculture and horticulture the people are
equally clear headed in discerning what
among remedial agents are best, and acknowl-
edge with one Judgment and one voice that
no Eastern pills equal Brorn's Liper Pills
for curing the bilious diseases OF the West.
Sick headache, constipation and indigestion
are promptly cured by them. For sale by
all druggists in Kansas, Colorado, Nebras-
ka, Missouri, Iowa and the Territories.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
ST.LoUIs PROpUCE MARKET.
NJ
IiFNrp-Nn.I,r--c.I

HFNp-Uncha0.Od
LnJ b-tl luset and unchanged.
" I Ir--Nr-tligh5r; ciOSing active; No. . red,
. sa."t t't-h 2' '.Hs'-'', August; 81 : gSc,
y PtemJcri ss-sc, Ovtooer; 10. &, do. OLE
cash.
toRN-No. . mixed, better, Soc, cash: SGf &C,
>cPtvinuer 'i'e- October, No. =, white, mixed.
active bat lower, 81 So A..
OATs-beiter; y ga :, cash; 21tzc, Aug
u>t.
RYE-Firmer; 5J' C, bid.
wHIsKN-H CHER.
BCrrER-F.sih for best grades; prime to se-
lect yellow dairy, l. Size; do fresh country
PACKED, ludlt5t.
FG1~-Dul4 =. 10 SIEc.
PUg--Firu :Stl IEsII -
DRY SALT MEAT-NOmIEoI: 3 c, &C, ne:
no sales
BAcoS-Very quiet A; Sc -. 90 ., 81 62I1Ia77 IS
S2i sJ7 -.
l.AED-NO.n!na..
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
Personal.

Sam Wooli left for St Joe yesterday af-
ternoon.
+. Michael left for the East Wednesday
afternoon.
Frank Mccoy came in last night from
the West.
Mrs. james Allen returned last evening
from trip to Kansas City.
Jno. Coulter OF THE TINES staff left yes
terday for Manhattan.
Pat Madden, one of the old reliable boys
was up from Kansas City yesterday.
Col. Moonlight and General Sherry left
for Salina yesterday morning.
Mayor Jake Bouiier Of Tonganoxie was
in the city yesterday.
Hon. S. C. Pomeroy was in the city last
night, and registered at the Mansion.
J. L. Purcell of Clay Center is in the
city purchasing his supply OF fall goods.
lion. W. +. Cody, better known to our
people as Buffalo BILL" is guest at the
Mansion House.
Mrs. Harvey Miller accompanied by her
children left for Kansas City last evening
to spend few weeks.
Chas. Schuneman of the firm of Flescher
Schuneman, goes East to-day to
buy large stock of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Foster and family
departed, Yesterday afternoon, for their
home in Denison, Texas, after spending a
month in the mountains
Miss Stella Upton, who for the past ten
weeks has been visiting her mother in
Nevada, Mo-, returned to this city yester-
day, where she will resume her duties a.
teacher in the public schools a. soon as
vacation is ended. Her many friends well
come her back to Leavenworth.
Mr.. George Scott, left yesterday after
noon for the Paris Exposition and an ex-
tended tour through Europe, Egypt and
the Holy Land. After seeing the sights
and mysteries of Paris, Mr. Scott expects
to look over Belgium, the flats of Eol
land, Germany, Switzerland, thence to that
land Of painted skies and sunsets and then
TO take peep into the Grecian system of
brigandage, after which he will listen to
the stereoryped lie OF the fascinating drago-
man, OF Palestine, the nuns, and improve
ments Of Egypt, back to Scotland to wan
der over the scenes of his boyhood, and
will then return to his adopted country,
America.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15

An old physician retired from procfice
having had placed In mis- hands by an East
India missionary the formula of n simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and perma-
nent cure for consumption, bronchitis, cat
tiOns, Also . positive and radical cure for ndr-
vous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tented Its wonderful curative
powers in thodsands of cases, has felt IL his
du.y 70 make IL knOwn 70 his suffering fei-
lows. Actuated BY this Dotive, and desire
TO relieve human suffering, I will send, free
with fun direction for preparing and usinG
In German. french. or English. Sent by
mail by addressing With stamp, naming this
paper, w. w ShefaT. Ia PO1en' Bi0ck,
Rochester N. Y. juneseoWiy
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
Original.

The process adopted by DR.. Price in max
ing his Special Flavoring Extracts is origi-
nal, and adopted after careful trial Of the
various known methods in use. BY this
new process he is enabled to produce fla
vorings of she finest quality, retaining tn.
freshness of fruit, and 80 concenlr A,eu that
but small quantity is required to pr"duce
the characteristic flavor OF each particular
fruit. Every housekeeper should purchase
DIR. Prices Flavoring Extracts, Tor they
are the purest and best. Il. d&w.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15

On the 18th inst, the Atchison Turners
will give grand garden concert, consist
ing OF vocal and instrumental music, turn
ing by the primary and adult classes, build
ing OF pyramids, and tabieau rirants. A
most interesting aud attractive programme
has been prepared, and the participants
are in active rehearsal.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
81. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET

CaTTLF-FSirly active; all grades except
grass Texans better; pI ime 10 choice shipping
steers, 81 Sla5 ~ fdir to good, "a al - ns
1--WE butchers steers, 81 S5GI 70; oxen, - d
u cows aud heifeTs, - 5t4S 20; grass Tex
ans, unchanged; steers, s. UOSS s.; cows, 81 -
- %. Receipts. = 100.
H0Gs-Strous and higher; Workers and Bal
HEnorcS. 81 iUlli 60 packing. do; butchers To
Ntrcy. - t5ai -. ReccIpiS, 3lOO.
SUEEP-ENport grades, lower, 81 0Hu5 O1 ;
Oth.r gradeS unchanged. Rccripts, Zoo.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
yrnrIa.

In the list OF delinquent lands, tenth col
umn, Miles Taylor balance of tract, read
northeast quarter instead Of nOrthwesI quar-
ter.
In TongsuoIie township, sixteenth col
umn, after the name OF Ann McNzrama, read
''unknOvn, south half northeast quar- rr Sec
tiOn ~, township n, rang- -, acres ~.
Also IN the sixteenth column, TOuganoNie
township, after the name Of +. G. tdnms
read II Elliot, fraction in west part, south
Acres .U-'
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
cHRIsrADoRo's HAIR DYE

Is pronounced both by the world Of science
and the world OF fashion, the finest prspar
alton ever invented by art to rectify the
shortcomings OF Nature. Manufactured
by J. Chri,,adoro, No. 90, William street,
New York. Sold by all druggists. Applied
by all hair dressers. eouAw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
ANOrHER ECLIPSE.


The old reliable Seneca Falls lift and
force pump are the beet. Over $1,000 in
use. Buy from James Foley, dealer in
pumps. gas pipe. brass work. rubber hose
lead pipe and sheet lead. Wind mills and
rods always on hand. Call and
zee that you can save % per cent. 2ls
Delaware street, Leavenworth, Kansas.
Aug. l, Wit
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
KANSAS NEWS.

The State Superintendent is in receipt
OF large number of applications from par
ties who wish TO become teachers. Many OF
them are accompanied by Photographs.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
Go in John.

ATCIusoS, Kan, August ll.-Chautau-
qua county. heretofore conceded To AnthO-
nv, has elected four delegates to the State
convention instructed for Martin; Elk
county has instructed !or Anthony. os-
borne county sends three delegates instruct
ed for Martin; Saline county has been
claimed to be solid for Anthony, but por-
ton OF the delegation are strongly opposed
to him. A resolution to instruct Tor him
was voted down. Barbour county has
elected NJ j. Cochrane, ant;-Anthony, in
stead Of ior him, as heretofore reported.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15
Paltce CO0Ht.

Mary Ssunder-, drunk, incl $500.
Fannie Bouman, assault and battery
hued sa.
Wm. Mckinley, assault and battery,
tin--d IS.
Emil We,.el, assault and battery, con-
tiuued until the 22nd.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-15

SDAl GsNCsS For T&z Payers, Voters,
Town, Township state
KAN SGa3 District. County & City on
CHINE CeTs, Agents, Attorneys, Administrs
tors Executors q Guardians, Receiv
ers, Trustees. etc, Associations, Companies & Ger
poratiOns, Bankers, Brokers, Farmers, Manuia.
turers, Merchants q Traders the Public Press, etc
AGENTS WANTED to Canvass TIN. Stata
$50 tn ~i75 Month. Send lor CirCular
P.W. ZlE6lsR { CO., GO Olive ST., 81. touis, N,
iuIY g-d,x vi limo