The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-10

CTOBER 10. 1S7,
already sprouted. The white of the e,
had ASSUMED greenish case the yolk W
good. Now, the question is; Mr.. Edite
how, when and where did that grain
of corn get inside of the egg? Mr.. Howal
had the egg at the fair, and it was seen by
great many persons. and can at this time
seen at the halfway farm between Troy an
DoniPhan. 1t is question for naturali.!
-lGod put lit ,thsre.-Ed.l
More Houses Wanted In Merton.
Morton County Advance, y
Won't some one build some houses i
Norton. Quite q number Of buildius
could be rented now, at good figures, wei
they here. It's paying investment W
came very near putting up half . doze
houses ourself, the only drawback was III
capital.
:. DoniPhan County vineysrd..
lCor. Troy Chief, 81
Our wine-growsrs have Just finished hsr
vesting the heaviest crop of grapes the,
ever produced. Seventeen thousand fiv
: hundred and seventy-five pounds of grape
abarsgs ga'nf5sG RsasD IN One One dsy oy
D.: ' .ue sfAf-s sro"h III 'h'
!, Donlphan vineyards, Great amount ha.
beenfnrnished BY McCreary, of Highland
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, T,tcb,,on Patio, -
TIL. non, oo,,.... :. 80, p,
Son,h Enn,,h .,rse, u hn.n.I =, fes.on, ,t oI
=, n;Jn;oh, i.s, 81. FL e s'ounu
,sIeen md ws,a nc, .ronsaI .,:, s:,e az a.,
bn;Id;,, .a, ao I'M, mrnh .ne
fnroi,nss 10 ,h. flor, ,a ~ n.nes ois TN .ne
fire ia snnnos.J ~ -. 80, ~. ~ ne
k;,cben AR Tho -. s.;i sn, rom =, .ne
5OO or sI 500 Th. ;ns,,s.an ~ 800 .,
the hons. in the Fin. I'D $40 - h"v oa
hold ,ooJs and cIo,h;nn :. ~ g, % no
q No. Jnsn,ano. = = -
I ~ ". .,' A'en.."" Coon'S'
| NJ too' N,"'on o"ainpion'
we nave had no iros's 10 inJure anything
yet.
The late potatoes are a poor crop in this
settlement.
lhe hog crop Tor the early market Is very
light
Cattle are begipsing to break into corn
fields.
Mr.. Weible hS. commenced IN cr;b nsv
corn.
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~ ~ "eu soiue unP'eas-
aaS,f,at :. 49,; s 49, Sa.,: .u, noWTs vt
resulted In nothing detrimental. While
m ussus nin Seh, NC oeins
10 the well, whicn nad reacneo over eighty |
- u1p.n, anu wy, no,'e, 0nu
oN snu .ScAie AIansemrn' ooing 'he
,."aa toa. 'e ~, t.: o ~ VI e ui's
80, ~, -; 20, NJ D., Tr:
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s,.pJ;na. ~. -. ~. rA;L uot" W
,h. ,nh. g.. - oLi s
.;f. 80, ~. NC - :nn una'e ~ H11enu. LIS
,,noo hn, re, ~. @ :" ~ ~. asei
hnms and =. .na.aI,oJ ". T .ounu
The wsii 49,, hsE At. n,,";.s ,h;h
sencs bs araw n,;,. 20 b., ;ns
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'N'
A Terrible Accident.
Lawrence Tribune,2
Mr.. Christopher F. Deskins, of Kanwaka
who lives on the Lecompton mid
lie road, six miles west of Lawrence, met
with fearful accident Yesterday, by which
he was seriously and perhaps fatally in
ured.
Mr.. Deskins was running a moving ma
,hine in his meadow, when he halted his
cam with the intention of getting of to
Kill bot fly, which had been bothering his
iorses ior Some time. just as ne raised to
,orses kicked Al the fiv which fr;ob,snsd Z
he other who snrany forv.,d ,browin. .
,in on the tonru. between The bo,.es
vbicb c,nssd them 70 E;ck f,,;ous,v .nJ I
mn awav /
The machine was in gear and fp,,ful of u
eino thrown in front IF the kn;fa Mr.
)eskins hung on to the tongue urtiI the team,
an ono or two bnndred vsrJs vben b, a.
empted to iump ont on The aide awav fr,m
he knife but was caupbt in the harness
nc sihrown directly under the macbine
,hi,l passed over him. Fortunately the
ccidenr was witnessed by a small how. who
7as about eighty rods distant and who as !
non a. possi6Ie Gave the alarm 10 his f,mi.
: and ,o Nr KeIIcv the na,rss,
eiebbor
Doctors Nav, Morris ard Mottram were ii
allied to attend him, and pronounced his {,
ljuries serious, but not necessarily fatal, a
Mess they should proved to be internal is
,juries. The bones Of the nose were p
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Mr. Deskins i, an honest hard working a
ian, highly esteemed by his neishbors, and 81