The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31


ways sometimes tell. They had no other I
title than might, with strong probability
that they niigh get ol>ted. II was not I'M |
III 1870 thai the lnS an title was extiDguish- |
ed, and then 1t was that Independence. ike a /
young Hercules burst her bands and begun /
10 develop her resources. Uncertainty was I,
the bands that had bound her, certainty (!
was The great lever that moved her now I
| FROM this on immigration was steady and I
rapid The county was Organized with the I.
county seat at "Nerdigris Civ but Inat-- I
penGence was destined TO be the metropolis, /
and il WIS soon removed 10 that point
where il now Is.
Each year witnesses large increase in !
! the acreage in orchards this is preminent-
ly
PEACH AND GRAPE COUNTRY
and in fact all the less hardy varieties
| flourish here with wonderful luxuriance.
was shown specimens of peaches in the
| office of the kan-da that would drive Cali
+! fornia mad with envy. Grapes do remark
ably we'll, there being no danger of winter
killing. and as the atmosphere is so dry,
but little OF their mildewing.
/ COTTON,
commonly supposed to be an inhabi,ant OF
| the sunny South, only, does well here and
many have raised quite large quantities of
q trsi-class article.
THE CASTOR BEAN
is one OF the products in the growth of
which there is large profit; it grows
readily and requires no more attention or
| outlay than crop of corn and when
harvested good price is always realized
| from them for they have found some other
-; :, " e'e' ooS sii
that l. constantly increasing
IN NAY ISL
L, III.
81. III - =. a.. -. = So So
c,uptv mas IOg an; acr.s az improvad Land
ami last wear raised 34gs7 acre. of winter
wheat 6O.OCO acres IN corr, and 5 600 in
oats \ uretty fair shaving for n seven wear
old comfy. Coal i abundant and If a
good Quality.
| RI-sIxEss.
&" nor tltIhh ever saw worse roads
'hah "hlie was al independence. II
rained CONTINUOUSLY Tor TWO Gays, and had
Deeh raining great ueaI before; conHe-
fuehtiT 'le 'D"u9 Nt ~, III an aiiiost M
pars'pie conIA'1"h- he son Is very oeep
oil u,,,,y- Tho Rods ara. NV hin, b,,t ,,..4
vel there was not a dav but what they did
good business. TIP. Gable. of the cigar
house OF Goldsmith II Gable, sold several
large bills Of cigars, proving that neither
Independence nor I.eavenworth are dead.
All L e business men that | talked with
were in good spirits and were not only hav-
ing good trade but were anticipating lively
! times is soon as the weather became set
tied
JoBBiNG HOUSES.
Independence has two large jobbing
houses in groceries, and both are doing well.
DYE BROS.
carry , very beovv stock If orocar;as Pc
com;nc convi,ced NJ the ;mnor,anca of ,bis
nI,ca a. wholesale noint ,bav bara .s.
t.bIisb.d =, Lr,rcb bonsa - RI -,
~. ha;no =, U,,mboI1, 90 ~ -
,,I;py CHARGE of ,bc Huh, I'd, bonso ~
,b, n,har III, ONO tn, - G., -
hricI bu;JJ;n, bera ana ,hav taa,, !, iii
.s ,bo, ,ra s,on,i,,,,Ii,, a', -
,.n,S aud or;,e r,,,;II; s.,,S;ro 81,
ont ,,,-nnoh tho sui M f.. fri
bar. 49, baro h,. r.. s -; = H., ~
hr;,t mr., an sr,;abIe ronnt,,;a,, Co., -
bus;resP da,,;n, bnnes,r and ;n,aor;,t '"'e
..-.. ,,.,,,,s
L.. LoI,I, $4,000 L.
NJ, ri. ,x-a5,r. IL 49, -, - 80
tararaI -, ~ -, -, vi -; ioi
r. - -, 81 -.
- ,rLiaL l., - - -;
h,'S;na,. r., 40 ~, ~ III RI |
~ : conn,,Is,a in al il da,aiis TT |
are both energetic business men and are |
bound 10 succeed
BADEN RRo's
TL,,, ,o,,,I,,.,,,, |
r;.h,f I;.a.sI -, az ,I.'ittte VI "n't
apJ ia,enr;,v Iii 10 III, - =, no.'.
-, Is, III i;,,r "a" ~ a. az
ened small store in smaller frame
building. People soon learned that their
word was to be relied on; they have gone
on increasing their business and their trade,
until to-day they are the heaviest retail
house in the city. Last year they found it
necessary to build larger and more com
modious builing; they now occupy large
two-story brick building divided into two
compartments, one OF which they Use as a
groceries they also have cigar manufac-
tory, where they make a first-class cigar. As
Know by experience.
KISCAID & ROOT
have one OF the finest locations in the city.
Their store is large and roomy. their stock
well selected and evidently have a good pat
ronage. They are both agreeable gentlemen.
and when they tell 4 customer a thing, il !
can be relied upon. They also carry a gen.
al stock of dry goods and groceries. ,
w prsuop i
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