The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-31

NOa the Winds Fault.
| ICoH-yviile Journal, l9.l
Ii We have not had wind enough this
week it certainly Was not the winds fault,
Tor il seemed to do its best The windows
clattered and houses trembled, as il half
dozen young storms were out playing.
A Meeting the Wool Growers,
abilene Chronicle, Isl
There will be meeting Of vool growers,
OF Dickinson county, at Abilene, on Satur-
the organization Of the Wool Growers As
sociaiion. All interested ere requested to
attend.
Church Dedication.
Lawrence Journal, 22-l
The largest church building in the coun-
ty outside of Lawrence was dedicated On
Sunday. 1t is located near Willow Springs,
and was erected by the German Baptisis
Tor Dunkards.) Father Bowers conducted
The dedication ceremonies.
The Immisrasion OF ~.
Lawrence Standard, 2.I
Kansas Pacific trains are crowded both
going west and coming east. A great many
land owners are returning to their homes
10 the east, and will make preparations to
return to Kansas next spring. The spring
OF 20 will in all probability witness large
function City Union, 1871
The poatoon bridge near Fl. Riley is
maintained oy 'he general government
anu no charge Is maoT 70 PeoPie having
business al the lori. Inc iort oand gives
open air concerts on sunday, tuesday and
SATURDAY evenings, ana aress Pafades are
gwen on SUNDAY ana ihursday evenings.
A Aafirosd suis-
iA'cnison ia'rio'' @"l
Mont cochran iei' 10, LgSenSoI1n .ns
az. -, ~ ~ ~, - ~. on.,,. 80,
the Santa Fe railroad. On Monday he will
so to Jefferson county, where the case will
come up ior triai. Ai'ef that ne VIII oe al
NJ '
,,
IAtchison Cbampion'a,I
Will Mr. Smith anno;n,ed Rece;ver for
the X p road obsv ibe order of the Conrt
and remove the general offices of the Com.
papy TO Kansas? Ii he doesu't comply
with thi, order. not only in letter but in
spirit, will the Judge bounce him? OF
course he ought 10 be bounced il he don't
comply.
auan with . R.esrn.
Uawrence IournaII
,o,sJ bnrss ,b;.f n.m.a Rr,d,sv x.s
.,,,,,rsJ ,ss,srd.v ,a., O,k.Io,. III
record. "a lar as known. stands. four horses
and one nuIe The mnie was s,olen from
Mr.. clark of this city, and the horses from
different parties in Nebraska and Missouri.
Such a title certainly entities him to pos
ition in the penitentiary.
Anew D.mocra,,c P.per.
Anon. on- new S,,,s eYcb ,nas. VIC find
=,
'he eta'e f'es handsome anu neWsy pa
per, Just started at ottawa, IN Franklin
county, with Mr.. f. ". Baker publisher
The Pes, ia a s,raiobt ont Democratic ma.
J ,h< al I;.L :. l.
"A - au'o
cafes its riSht 10 its Hioe OF tne Poiiticai
fence shows that it Is ably edited.
NhceP RaisinE In franklin County.
lOttawa Journal, 19l
Tie large profits arising from sheen rails.
ing in Kansas, are shown by the experience
of Mr.. Chas. Bosworth. of this county. On
Nov. 18th, 1875, he bought 30 head OF
sheep; 55 Of which were ewes, balance were
wethers. From this beginning and the in
crease, he has sold, to date, Aug. 1873, three
clips OF wool and % head Of muttons, re-
ceiving therefor $500, cash, and has left.
80 head Of fine sheen worth over $1,000.
interesting 20 Sporssme..
IBelleville Telescope, 1871
i
Vile on SATURDAY., November 2nd. a. two
o'clock p. NJ, for the championship Of Re-
public county, the champion TO be present.
ed with badge and belt worth SIS. which
has been ordere d from Mr.. NJ. Patrie for
the purpose. The skill of the contestants
will be tested by shooting Bogardus glass
balls thrown from a trap, teen shots each.
All sportsmen and lovers OF snort are iuyi-
ted to be present.
The Castor Bca. 1rsp 4. ErnnHu.
Counsv.
Gottawa Journai. III
Mr. Evan Crawford ia one of on, best
farmers, and true Greenbacker. He this
year sold his crop of castor beans to Forest
Mills for over $500. Mr.. c. is the pioneer
in the introduction OF this staple" to our
county, raising the first crop, for which he
received IS per bushel. This year the crop
Of the county will amount to 5000 bush
els, and average about $1.20 in price.
Messrs. . w. Baldwin 4 Co., have paid
out about $4,000, and Messrs. Crane 4
about s., ,OOO, 600 20 far.
Fatal Accident.
lBelleville Telescope, 1871
Mr.. James Mcmillan, Washington town.
L.; 80. .-;,b a., .,.;a.,. -. n..Il l.,
which caused his death almost instantly. |
The particulars, as We learn them, are a. |
follows: He had been to the field and
gathered load of corn, and on his vay to
the house the front end-board of the wagon
slippe,, out. letting him down under The
horses 1eet, the front wheels running over
his head, smashing It almost hat 1t Is
supposed tna' vnen ne ieii ne was kicked
by one oi tne norses wnicn would seem
vuite probable, yet tnere Is nothing dehn-
ite as 10 tnat; deceased was sixty years oi
sge was iatner er-in-iaW oi MI. John Stock |
ton, oil Washington township.
A Maa Mis.ing.
lGarnett Journal, 49,
man bv the name of Rbod. Dennib.n.
vbo resided in Reeder tovnshin. pe.r Cen.
tral City, and who had been paralined |
.hont three years some three veeks 400
bi,cb.d mn his team spd Ieft home. he
came To Garnett and had bis haruess re-
n.irfd and from that time nothing has
fe.n hoard Of him. He v.s . county
charge. but took with him some money his
vife had sayed M to repair the farm fence.
He leaves . wife and three children, and
any information ~ regards his where