The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-11-28
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Our Episcopal friends are moving IN THE
direction of a new church in this place TIE
design Is "A very handsome one. The plan
shows q good proportion, 2Jx45. 10 feet story.
gcthic pdne!ed roof with vestlbllc. Hon. j.
NJ Heddens Is leading in the matter. and is
meeting with hItgerIng success Many OF
our citizens have Subscribed literally which
speaks Well not only FOR them but for our
town. The ground selected for the site is a
beautiful lot immediately east of J. Lang'S
residence. II Is a corner spot with fronts
south and east in a convenient portion OF
the town. between the Catholic and Metho-
dist churches. This is "a worthy move.
Churches help communities and towns II
our place could have shown. three well in.
ished church buildings four years ago our
popalAton would now be larger. lmmt-
grants always want to know alb III churches
ana schools We hope all our citizens Will
aid in this good enterprise.
Further Particulars of AN Indian
Atrooity.
barbour County Mail, I'll
So:e news in regard to the murder of Tom
Murray and his companion, during the late
Indian raid was to-day detailed to us by Mr.
Lindsay, boss herder OF Quinlan's cattle 1t
apPeSr> from The circumstances and sur
roundings that Tom made neither fight
nor a run, but was surprised AID cruelty shot
down.
His companion reached his horse and made
run, and Is supposed To have been killed
although his body has not Vet been found.
y scalp supposed to have Ueeu that of Muir.
| ray : com pi0lSu was found IN the de- ertel
Indian camp on Bluff creek.
Mr.. Lindsey informs Us that he assisted by
several OF the boys on the range, buried Tom
"nere they iound him. The remains were
not recognizable except by the clothing. 80
ENDS the history Of one OF the braysst and
best irontleT>meu of the southwest; and ten
der ha' DIS will strew the ti,wers of grateful
remembrance, and the spot where he lies
buried VIII be one day ca, sic ground.
Grades of Grain in Atkinson.
AtchiSon CEampiOn,2 "a
WINTER WHEAT.
| NO. l Nhitt-To be bright, sound, dry,
plump and well cleaned pure white winter
wheat.
| Va. white-To b., sound dry well cIsan-
! ed. pure white winter wheat
| nos hlit-io be sound, dry, white win
| No l Red-TO b. bright sound pIump.
dry ara wei cleaned red wiut wheat.
No. Ked-fo b. sound, well cleaned, dry
| sonably cleaned, dry red and hike nike
4 winter wheat below No > red.
| No Mixed Winter WheIj-AIl sound well
| Cleaned, ~ red ~ FyG and white mixed
| winter wheat, in which white wheat pre-
| domin8te>.
No. inter-To Include. dry red, white or
n n lhin or I!eSchea winter wheat, free
Rejected-Au damp. tough, very mustv.
Nt'N Smniiy, TRASHY. dirty, damaged or ;hIn
wheat, falling below No. 4
SfbINtr WHEAT
/ No ITO be bright, sound and well cleaned
No. ITO he bright, sound, spring Wheat,
| reasonably cleaned.
No SO include all dry and SQUAD club
| or spring wheat not equal To No.2
Rejected Spring Whest-AlI damp, tough.
mIsty, very Smutty, trashy, dirty, damaged
, or thin spring wheat falling below No 5.
! MINED SPRING AND WINTER WHEAT.
All mixed spring and winter heat OF sound
2 a Q Il IN n a.. u
| Fuailty and condition
CORN.
No White-fo be pure, white, sound and
No. 2white-To be dry, mercnantsb.e and
reasonably cleaned.
No. M!xed-TO be dry, sound and only
very slightly mixed with un>uuud Grains aud
reasonably cleaned.
Il tject. cIA!l dirty aud unsouud grain, but
rejected.
No. Ito he ure, sound and well cleaned.
30; 10 b reasonably clean and MGR
WHITE OATS.
No. Ito b. puEc, white, sound and well
Cleaned.
No. TO be pure, white, reasonably Clean
ed and me- chHntab.c
hejecIed dirty, unsound. and unfit for
wareLOuSlEg.
RYE.
No. Ito be plump, sound, bright and well
cleaned.
70. TO be sound and rCaSOnsb bly, cleaned
RrJ.cIed-Io Include all unsound or dam
aged from any cause.
ENRLFI.
No. Ito be plump, bright, sound ard free
from other grain.
No. TO lie sound, bright and reasonably
clean.
No. $40 be reason ably elem and mer-
charitable
R'Jectrd-TO incIu le all unsound or dam
aged ami badly stained barley.
Aldamp, toIgh- Iuu>ty gram will be grad
ca reJrc eG or d"ingSrd regardless OF tlity
otherwise.
All dirty or trashy grain IN be graded ac-
cnidin@ lCqIdiIty and condition, subject to
clearing.