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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
Died At the llOspiaal.
Wanted 10 Soin 81. Tribe

An Insane patient named William Phifer,
sent To the S.sters' Hospital from the county
jail about Two months ago died at the former
institution Yesterday
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Ren nu,Icr,s Early Morning Conun.
dFum


VIII n Ben Butler is walked up suddenly
he is obliged to ask his private secretary
which party he belongs to; and the clerk
replies: The other party, sir"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

Ii seems 10 have become too warm for the
Potter committee at Washington, and it
will attune its Tyres TO the sad sea waves at
Atlantic City after the 23d.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

The following report made by the Rev
\. j. Hartsook will give some idea OF the
amount OF sickness prevalent among chill
dren. We have heard OF over twenty-three
deaths, but no report save this.
During the past week the following
deaths have occurred: Child Of MIR. Lac
son, Of the Solomon Valley; child OF MIR.
Sherman, six miles west Of Salina child of
Fred Boryer, New Cambria child of James
Cormen, Fifth street, Salina. There are
other deaths vet unreportsd. The hot
weather Is favorable to diseases of children,
and great many are suffering from the
heat and cholera iniantum.
The Wa" who Wens Through such
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EiECI ARNOLD


One &C., one voice. one heart. oGe IniEd,
Make lie a. brigtt - life can BE-,
My highest pride Is bat % keep
NJ husbands pcrfcc. trust IN l.t".
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Cotton Q. Br-a., sp,sn +, k.u,...


fE ElinW ood Exprss, .
Cotton is nearly waist high in central
Alabama.-Ci Ciaciaaafi Star.
Pshaw that's nothing, Ia Kansa. il i.
breast high.
Resignation Of Prof. kedzie.
Mont attan Enterpris-, III
Prof. kedzie has resigned his p -ition at
the Agricultural College, in order to take
q similar one at Oberlin.
ACamP Meeting as Quindars.
lWyandotte Herali. Is
A camp meeting will be held under the
auspices Of the German Methodist Episeo-
pal Church, on the old Whitecrov farm,
near t(uindaro, commencing on THURSDAY
next, August lst, and continuing five days
or more.
New Cs.nmandeFy EssabIishsa as
HiaWasha.
fAtchison Patriot,
List night q new commandery of Knights
Templar was instituted at Hiawaths. Ran
sas. The services were conducted by the
AtchisOn Commandery, assisted by della
gates from Troy and St. Joseph The occa-
sion is spoken Of as a very pleasant affair.
The Central Branch Case Held ndSP
ASslse mens.
lAchis5n Champion, Isl
Judge Crozier, after hearing all the evil
dence, Ia~ and argument in the case Of
T~ine r. The Central Branch tnion Pacific
Railroad Company, took the case under
advisement and returned to Leavenworth.
He will be up again, one day this week, to
render his decision.
The Like 81 The wheat CseP Has |
Never 0eea Secs.
[Atchison Champion, ISL
Our millers give US the most encouraging |
eports concerning the quality Of the ,m,
ny wheat crop. While many Of the East ]
IN States &C mplain Of the inferior quality
4 the new w.Ieat, the reports come in from,
very part Of Kansas that its like has never |
cen seen. In many cases it runs G., and
a pounds to the bushel, and large and
lump grains. Our millers further saw il
ill not only make the best -four, but il
Iill grade better in Eastern markets than
heat from any other State.
Lady Kills . SNAKE with . Par
asSl.
Lawrence Tribune, III
Mrs. Hancock killed a snake septv in.
hes long with her parasol yesterday. near
,e residence Of Col James Blood. This
'ems to be an unusual year for snakes.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

The piay IS ended, and the curtain GiOrs-
The actors haste away.
Convinced. they uude! uDu,s "a part
They had 40 skill 20 play.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
4 BuTinl by MOOniight.

INhIty ] FNiIs NtW IA, Ia
They make quick work Of horse thieves
in the Southern end Of Leavenworth COUP
ty. One was hung at Tonganoxie a week
ago. IL was done by vigilance committee,
who appear determined To break up the
gang. Tins IL our method Of treating such
chaps. Severe measures is the only thing
that will insure honesty in that line. and
there Ought to be a premium OF $500 for
,yrrv scalu rroluced
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

tE Inv ood Expr, -, y
Cotton Is nearly waist high in central
Alabama.-Ciaciaaafi Star.
Pshaw that's nothing. Ia Kansas it i.
breast high.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
Lawrence Tribune, II I

Mrs. Hancock killed a snake senty in
ches long with her parasol yesterday, near
the residence Of Col James Blood. This
seems 10 be an unusual year for snakes.
Several have been seen in didesent paris Of
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

VIM. Davis has q large lot of window scr>ans
that Will keep out MICS or musouifoe-s and
are adjustable to any lied ~ indoU. Thsx
are the newest inyentil n an are veiv con-
vepient. w"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
EASTERN RoUNELJA.

ART. XlII.-There is formed sou,h Of
the Balkans the Province of Eastern
Roumelia, under the direct political author
tiy Of the Sultan, having administrative
autonomy and Christian Governor Geuer-
al.
Art. XfV.-Fixing the limits-is miss
ing.
Ar. XV.-The Sultan shall fortifv the
frontiers, keep troops there, employ no ir-
regulars nor quarter troops on the inhabi.
tanfs. Internal order shall be preserved
BY . pative gendarmerie and local militia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

ITcHxG PrLES-The symptoms are moisture,
like ~pcrrirstion, intense itching. increased By
scratching. very distressing. particularly at
night Il II pin worms were crawling in and
about the neciuu, the private parts arr some
times affected; uallOwed TO continue, very Sc
riouS insults may follow. DR.. Swayne's All
Healing Ointment is pleasant and sure cure.
HoNE CUREs-We were great sufferers from
Itching PilS. the symptoms were IS above de
CTibed. the Use Of ~SWayne'S Ointment in .
short time made a perfect cure.
J. ". CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, 81 y.
End street.
7; c. wErrAx, Halter, S :. Eighth street
Philadelphia
Reader, II you ane suffering this distressing
complaint or letter, Itch, Sald Head, Ring
Worm. BerberS Itch, any Crust. Sally, Skin
Eruption, use SEayne's Ointment and be cnr-
ei. Sent by mail to any address on poeipt Of
prioe, Tin currency or poStase stamps ScenrS
4 box, three boxes 81 y Address letters Dr..
Swnyne & son. 80 y. sixth street, Philsdel-
phiL No charge foE advice. Sold BY ksdfng
druggists Logan, List&CG eodAW
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PunLC ANuSENESrS.-M LliptiGn
0pSm Tip4lr.-ThiS famous company OF
little people appeared in the Opera House
last evening, before u select audience, IN
the amusing Operetta OF Jack the Giant
Killer" The contrast presented by this
company oi little people and the immense
giant, Col. Orr, is simply indescribable.
And after all, the show is not simply a
curiosity, The operetta is an amusing
burlcS4nc, written in rhyme, with por-
tons set to music, and appropriate songs,
choruSes and duets i~nterSpcrsed, which
are sung by the company in fine
style. The little people are, moreover,
sSoiactorS, Miss Jennie Quigley and Ad.
miral Dot being artists, independent OF
size or age, who will compare with the
best. Col. Orr and the balance ofthe COM
pauv are also good actors and singers.
The costumes Of the little people arr hand
some. SpEcialitieS are introduced, among
which is 4 charming sketch by Admiral
Dot and Jennie QuiSley, and the whole
entertainment is y succession Of surprising
and delightful effects which keep the au.
dience in continuous expectancy and good
humOr. The aSSemblage last evening was
larS, everything considered, and the
hearty laughter and applause thoroughly
proved its satisfaction.
\ matinee is 10 be given this afternoon,
commencing 1t / o'clock, the admission to
which is twenty-five cents to all parts Of
the house. The whole OF the oPeretta
will be rendered, and the entertainment
over BY i o'clock. the time between the
acts being Shortenedin onler to gain time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

AxSxSfAL-ESr SMaS Cinle rGs TIT
ISf e WhSASaS h&w &sn Sa the On m
SSr 8 hFiiE8rt Uef&ios which t&& Pk4eE
kSs eVeriaS, The hSp1T SveaI ESsesn,
ScazaasSl ii s.. Makers Chareh. a. !
oy3nSS. the piadra& kSas Mr.. ", W.
SLsx ard Mss Mary < CA&Q6nA AM
EShNn ReerSia eScS&3es, ne II
HnlsnS nPNa ;he kSSSs ard SNSe
'wSsv Mr. v. Newt. Gaeh, II Wheel
;rs, aa3 Miss WNa&S q baltimore; Mr.
nv GSlly, Il WhSeESs, 2rG Mss CSSA
rsa a RGNi=SSres Nj. Al GAcS aHd Ms
MSs:Sa HEhAarS. AID Mr., VIII GfAphnV
sri Miss Annie Case q wheeling ThS
ceressSer. EEheh WE FeSa6ary SIS2s
sd irrrSsSrS. USs WSIHeSCI by : 4rcI
ereu6S Il thS RELATIVES and frsen&SI thI
S-ea:rsSiRS yA.Sis< AkSf AS ceEe=sSsS
lusS SSskSSs3 tie NSSaA parry kS
sSSSSSSSa IL the r&S&UeS u JNAr
4 HsEAE~i Esc,. % MRsSssSreel yhssE
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E%Szs 1N@&& nS SUafSe PISSED q
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SNSf1 he PNeSe7ss q sErssceES aS5
ASSlSGS ana tie eczSTSsS4:csS sAi7y
$ai SnrSsH TR happy socF& kA 81
GHS-E2S e. he sSsS; usf=- Nay ASS
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

u the CSanrr Commissioners NeScs
THu, MvtN C3rGAhan and NeCEASSh
sSe usa&Ho ithe PrSeai RGrI MeSTS
WiSs2. Niles SSI Wheat, Sah0Nl Oeel
nSSaeS &re members vi the PesNai
Ea-Iu " EdEe4tioa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

A FiSR GRANITE MoSuMESr.-me firm
Of Messrs. Weir, REYNOLDS 4 Hickman
completed yesterday, in Greenwood Gene
tery, a handsome Granite Monument to
mark the grave o the late George Q: Trim
bic, who was well and favonbly known
among all mill men of our city. The de.
sign is chaste and neat and reflects great
credit on the firm, who are rapidly gatning
favor with our citizens. On n side OF
the monument occurs the plain inscription
OF Birth and Death, and above 1t is
carved the Maltese Cross, emhlcmatic
OF the order OF Knights Templar,
OF which Mr.. Trimblc was a prom
inent member. This iirm nlanufac-
ture all kinds Of Granite and Marble at the
lowest prices aud have always given uni.
versal satisfaction with their work. They
also erected q handsome tablet to the grave
OF the little daughter OF Mr.. r. II. List,
aud those wishing anything in their line
for children would do well TO examine it
before purchasing. We heartily recon-.
mend those OF our readers who wish to
bcautiiy their lots in the cemeteries to
give them a call, as We are satisfied they
will profit by it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

YESTERDAY MORNINGS FlRE-An alarm
ot fire was sCniin Yesterday morning about
$50 O'Clock from BOX =, ~ No. lO6 Nam
street, and the department was promptly
on the Strset and making god time toward
the locality named. The alarm originated
lfnnm the burning Of the rrOt OF the build
ling On the west side ot Main street, eS-
tween lOth and llth SirsetS occupied BY
If. WintSnrid 4 Son, jewelers. and IL
ISSuclSr, dealer in millinery and notions.
4 Thick cloud oi smoke iSS'ied Irom the
lrNoi II the building, and Is = sid hUSete
IWSS Moving fears vera cGIert1lned thA!
the department would b unable TO cheek
the tames@in which caS the insult might
prove disastrous in the extreme, The
lSscaners soon arrivedo on the ground, how
ever, and within = few moments sitter
turning on the wafer succeeded In getting
the 6re under control. In the course Ni
twenty or thirty minutes the hSrneS had
Ibenn entirely eXtinguiheI.
The buildings owned by pE.C \. Win.
trrtsr, and i iaSunl for SLOW in the
lPeSfSh and GeEmSn Insurance CouapS'
niS The tSnSSe to the buiNilrg, how
lsNsr. will probably Tot exceed SRA- Mr.
fSSSnRaried SueGSiSi in getting his
ISpIk al SaSdsc1t, bat los somc by bceak-
sss. His household furniture suffered -
lVSnly ivplp the wS,er with whieh the
buildiuS Was deluSd by the IRE depart
ment. Mr., SonsSrS SsS& eli G%S WSre
also daMSsSd IL SINE extent BY water, s
also Ire suck q hardware sS%fs in the
ScN 81 NsSSS EnosE Hutchinson 60,
sdSinius SyieSS The kSsSOt Mess
WSnNnNid and SNHier will YNhahy
msoGnt to san Hnose, Hutchinson X
los kSS Uh:rh : ia:ly covered by in.
SuaancA will not bS Gcar oheaS Is eishes
OF the NshsrS The krS ! Supposed to
IhaN originated frNa ! digestive s0e,
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ToRoSro, QrEEx CrrroF TuE DOXrSIox.-
The energy Of its inhabitants. the beauty
OF its public buildings, eat OF learning,
broad and well regulated thoroRehfarS
placed on the shores of Lake 0ntar1o,
among the many business firms, none
stand more deSerTedly high thsn the
house OF E Hooper Eco. Pharmacists.
AHre skill. extensive and long experience
inmanipniating and compromising Oimed-
.icine, and . determination that nothing
but pure Drugs shall emanGte from their
establishment. hiss carried the ira 70 the
highest pinnacle Of lnaEeialsGcresS GES
LGsiuAIf kd& 4aNpNsS1 cad Gika RIs
are BIZ them Considered - amos1 variable
addition. and in all cases Of enlarged
Joints Of the Hand or Fees, Seankn,
Chrulic or Indamma!orS Rheum1nzmSR-
perSoE 10 any remedy nov known
Sold By al Druggists Seni for pam
phlet. DE GnE
I'D West Broadway. y. y.
Tria sine . cents Logan. List Go,
ASeaS.
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Mlsn' Kid Gloves al speyer BIO.
rrn chEttlaa unIoa. AuEua 2, ls1s

From Christina UniOp, August =, ISIS
EVER since Dr.. VIM. N. Giles, OF 81
Sixth avenue, extended a frank invitation
TO owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place OF bus
ineSs for free treatment, the orner Of
Twenty-seventh street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble 5 horse fair. The
Doctors bold dfdHoE, which if thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh
bors, is based on his earnest belief in his
EoddE AEROaiG LIliR1R4, which is nov
preferred to all others by the chief stock
raiSers and sporting men OF the country.
A valuable horse OF the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless We were advised to Try GIa
LiRinaat, and are gratifei to say it acted
like a charm. About two inches OF bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
anenes and swelling are last disappear
ing. HESRY WAEn BEEcHER
LYMAN ARBorT, Editors
Logan, List Co, Agents
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The river Is 50 Low that it is hardly
worth while to note the. stage for any
practical purpose. It's now down to two
feet FIVE inches, and still shrinking.
Weather warm and cloudy, xitha slight
sprinkle OF rain Yesterday evening.
The Mallie Ragon did not arrive from
Parkersburg until noOn.anddepArted again
at l O'Clock.
The ~Sistervilte and Sunfsh packets still
make out to rde the damPsand with light
trips.
The Science viii be the P~arkerSburg
packet to-day at l6l O'Clock, perhaps
ID! IGsaaPAl
PTrSscGH. October S-RiVer Inch and
stationary. Weather cloudy and warm
EVANSVILLE. oeSoker 9-River falling;
1910 teet % gauge. Raining. Mercury
Is TO %.
NEr 0nECS. October a.-No arrivals
or dspsrmrsS Weather cloudy and rziR-
ing.
CnuxxGur0esober 9-River ) tees 5
inches and staliGhzry. Weather doCiy
and Aniveis Telegm. Pittsburgh.
-nePdrtsd: TELEGRAM, Pittsburgh; Bf2ns-
lord, Evansville
Cam October 9-RfrG 8 feet { inches
and stationary. Weather dOUdy; nsr.
curry a.
St. LoCN October a-ArTed: Dem
ssy; Mound CITY. DEPARTED: DeRey,
lover river; Annie, SLRsR4
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From wilkes Spirit Of the Tine, Dee. S. 1871.
A. b. c., Micu.-What should be done
to reduce an enlargement of tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing il while trotting. 1t is sound
now, l think. TWAS fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. AnNor.-
Clip of the hair, and apply GES LinigsH!
Eiide .AmmORid twice q day, until it I'M.
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t is the only remedy
that will permanently remove q chronic
enlargement OF this kind. Send TO Doctor
Giles 4Sl Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

4 MINIATURE ESGAGDEST,-An 1SIH-
LIGEScEE representative had the pleasure
OF an introduction to Miss Jennie Quigiey,
the star OF the LiliputiAn Opera Troupe,
hSt evening. Miss Jennie tnformedou u
man that she MAS twenty-five years old,
and that her height Is Just 80 inches She
is s Spsistslv little beauty. and quite In.
telliSent: Eeing somewhat anxious and
CcSc9sd by the httle l&dys nouverSa.
tiouAl ST&ce$ the reporter yentured to aSS
Miss QuiS.ey about the truth Of the ne.
poEtS OF her coming marriage With Ad.
nliral Dns Jack the Gtani Killer, ase
~ height y inehe-L Her large eyes
drnpped mode<tly to the floor, IS SheR
Nici. 20, sir, thai Is : matIer concerning
which | must refer yOa to the Admiral
Turning 20 Tot, who was very busy dt.
.rerirs some <s1se business the Sums
question W&S PAT. "That,n said he, giving
4 wink to the GSant. IS not quite decided
upon yx." To be sure theseuee eE&ive
answers 81 would be quite natural under
the circumstances be-. il ucpI not BE- the
SErAnSeS1 rh:nE IL the EorH Il the hymA-
nal event should rah PLACES soon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-10

Mss GHERG1 SHERNAS, vie Of The
Graeral q the United States Army, ays:
4 have frequently pGrrhASed DuEaaxs
Rheumatic Remedy Tor hSSaS s1EeEins
With Rheumatism. aRj in sreET instance
Il worked hike m1Sic. Sold bT 81 TTGS-
.sSS&S in Wheeling and sfeEheH- send
'kr Genar 10 HAPherSsiHe & Bentley,
Dtp&& WsshiRstOa, DC d1E
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Tux orRrS.-CouNrv CouEr-JWd@ Co,
T. BoNi.-This Court met Yesterday morn
ing, u usual, aud transacted the following
Thos, 4. Ollie vs.. Jesse G. Brown; Ger
tilted BY Justice VIM. Phillips. Jude'
mcnt for defendant against plaintiff Tor
j. /. Hobbs, Son & Co. vs. ]. c. Vincent;
certified by Justice Nm. Phillips, lu1s'
ment for plaintiff against defendant tor
SIS S6 aud costs.
Coleman's Executor vs., J.. J, Kahn; IN
tcrplcader. Put ON trial before the fol
lowing Jury: Hugh Clark, J. W. nSmp-
sew, Vim SchOckcv, Wm. Fctte, w. NJ
Humphrey, A. ], Adams, Fred. Beymer'
Vim. Mex. Day, ". II. Gill. Ed: Mans
berger, John l&iShley, l. W. HedricS.
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