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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22
IL il Well Known

That many grocers sell DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powders at the same price they do
the cheaper kinds, and as they have to
pay more for it, make less money, hence
they never sell it unless the purchaser de-
mauds it. They place it ont OF sight, and
urge their customers to take the common
kinds because they are more profitable.
Good pure articles have a valuation, and
cannot be sold as cheap as those that are
adui,eraled, ltdSw.
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NEW YOaA PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, August

NEW YORK, August 20.
FLOCR-Heayy superfine western and
state, IS 3UGi %; common 10 gooi, a 014l - ;
good To choice, D 3Ja5 % white wheat ex-
ira, 50 ~ 40 so 81. Louis, 81 Ood7 o.
WHEAT-Dcciined H9l2c; winter, active ;
spring, Gull ungrsded winter red, 95cgsI II ;
No. 2, red winter, 81 09di 1919 No / do, 81 "
el 10 steamer, No. ,. red winter, 81 U9ysl 10 +:
ungrsded amber, 81 UsIl 49,.
kNE-Lower; No. =, " estern, &C.
BARLEY-NOmintl.
CORN-AdSanced 1,GlIc; moderate trade
uDgraded, lie 9c; Steamer, a. IS 2c; No. 2,
white, J'c.
OATs-U nsettled and more active; choice,
firm mixed western, - ,S55e white western,
- .d56Igc.
CuFFEE-FlTm.
SUGAE-t,uleI and unchanged.
MOLAssEs-Du!l and nominal.
RICE-Steady.
E1CS-Firm western, l6Sl7c.
PuUH-tl liet; mess, ~ xaiU So =.
BEEF nchanged.
CUT MEATS-UucnaD.ed
LARD-Dull and lower prime steam, 81 40d
: -.
BETTER-Firm and unchanged.
tHEEsE-otesady western, Oast.e.
NHiSkN->tttuy /; 81 Oyt.-
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Why He Declined.

Prof. F. A. Fitzpatrick, the newly elected
Superintendent Of our city public schools,
that the reason why he cannot accept the
Superintendency of our schools is because
of his inability to make suitable arrange
ments for leaving st. Louis. One reason is
said to be that having rented a residence in
that city for $500 year, he cannot get
release from his contract and is compelled
10 pay the rent anyway.
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No One Barred.

NASHVILLE, August 20.-The City Coun-
ell has adopted the following resolution {:
That, 80 lar from restricting the movements
Of travellers, as well as refugee, from iniec-
ted cities, towns and precincts, we cordially
invite all such who. may wish TO do so, to
make Nashville their home.
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Fifteen dollars in fines were assessed 1t
yesterday mornings session of the police
court, which is rather slim for Monday.
Waller Kingsley, digging holes in the
street, case dismissed.
William J. Darling, using obscene, pro-
fame and indecent language, fined -.
Christ Schafer, disturbing the peace, and
using obscene language, fined SIS.
Martin Cestin, using obscene and indie:
cent language, fined S..
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The Naslin Bank.

The National Bank of Lawrence, Kansas,
flied suit in tie Circuit Court, al St.
Lpuis last Satu day, against the Merchants
National bank of ST. Louis and the Mas,in
bank, of Kansas City, TO recover $1,000.
On the 3lst OF July the Lawrence Bank
had a deposit of $1,000 in the Msstin
Bank, and ordered it to be transferred to
the Valley National. of St. Louis, and
drew a check on tie Valley National,
which was delayed in the mail until the
4rh Of August, and then presented Tor pay
ment TO the ST. Louis National, which re-
fused to cash it, bee use the Mastin Bank
had failed on the Sd.
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The Contaur llniments are Of two
kinds. The White is for the human fami-
ly; the Yellow is for horsss, sheep and 9TH
er aninals. Testimonials Of the effects pro-
wrapped around every bottle. and may be
procured Of any druggist, sent by mail from
the ONCE OF TaK CkNrAuR COMPANY, 4s Dey
Street, New York City. Janl0-wIyr
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Right On finance; taking the lead in sg-
riculture and horticulture; the people are
equally clear headed in discerning what
among remedial agents are best, and acknowl.
edge with one Judgment and one voice that
no Eastern pills equal Brosn.s Liuer RlL
for curing the bilious diseases of the West.
Sick headache, constipation and indigestion
are promptly cured by them. For sale BY
all druggists in Kansas, Colorado, Nebras-
ka, Missouri, Iowa and the Territories-
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Markets By Telegraph.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
NEW YORK, August 20.

MOSEY-'tEfZ.
MERCANTILE PAPER-Prime, S6,%iS per cent.
CU>rOMs-Recvipts- st,sIUJ. Inc Assistant
Treasurer discussed sl6i UcJ.
CLEAR SGS 81 go o..
Missouri G's-i Oh.
STERLING-B. Il. sixty days, 81 $40; sight.
siS1.
CoCPoSs-lSSl, 81 O9t4 1866, new, 81 Osls: 1867,
81 o. 1875 :! U1l.; new is, 81 O6h4 new rs,
registered, Isl az al Of; new as; oOu
pons, 81 OF sal 10; new u, registered, Il O07 q
Cl; coupons, 81 OJ1s9l oil; lu-iGs, registered,
II t6I. coupons, IL Us,, currency o., 81 ~.
GOLD-Opened and closed at 81 los, with
a few sales in the interim at 81 cox.
BORROWING RATEs-ii TO rs per cent. and
fiat.
GOyERNNESTS-Eirm.
RAILROAD BONDs-pu!i.
STATE SECURIrIE-Quiet,s steady.
SrUkS-Ihe marEeI in the morning was
generally strong and a further advance In
prices was established in the forenoon, the
market was strong, trunk shares which ad-
V1nced sharply and quiet for general list.
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The following is record of the proceed
ings for yesterday in the Probate Court
Inform alton of the death of Jacob
White filed, and letters of administration
applied for by William White.
In the matter of the estate Of John n.
Mitchell, lunatic, Robert Mcfarland,
guardian, guardians deed approved.
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DUBLIC NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN,
i ihas under and by virtue of two severni
er. U'ions In cases number 120i and 7112 "a
sued out IF the District court In the County
OF eaYenwo tn, in the state of Ksnsas
wher "a !. F.. burbank was PisintiR and d.
" in W. Dsfen ant, 10 me directed and
dell. cd, - on Monday. the twenty
nj q. day OF A. ust. H., 1873, at eleven
o'cIOc =. II, Of I'd . day, ut the so.Uh front
door oi Ie count ',Is., in the City Of Leay-
enwOrtu a IT, Coz ~ OF Leavenvorth, in
the Sta-s OF Kan oeer at Pubic sale.
and sell t.tIe nj. - bidder for cash In
hand, Tine foiiUw:I- described tracts o. land. .
siI1,t-, y ing and being In the Coauty OF
La .enWorIh, in TIE Stale az Kansas, name.
~:
fOrt,--thr-e tI3l, forty-fpUr "a and fo.ty-f1ye
as. In Morton. William and Thomas add
tton % the City of L-avenwortn In the
Comfy Of Leaven worth, IN the State of Kan.
ss.. laid propertC has been lev ed upon and
Is 10 be- sold as the property Of the above
nsned defsndant.
Dated this 18th day OF Jul, A. ID. Is7s
r. -. LOWE
sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kanass.
Ii. I, GREEN, Attorney fo- tiaintt6.
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Democratic Mas. Co.ve.,,on.

The Democrats OF Leavenworth county will
meet in mass convention at the Court House
in Leayenvorth, on Saturday the 18th OF
August a. D., ISIS, at = O'Clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of electing three delegates from each
representative district in the county, TO the
State Convention to b. held at Leavenworth
on the Ith of September next; and, also, at
the same time end place 10 elect twelve dele.
gales TO the First District congressional Con-
vention, to be held at Ieavenworth On said
9Th day OF September, ISIS. BY order OF Com
Inittee. ED CARROLL, Chairman.
j. NoGEL. secretary.
July 18th. lS1s.---SuBG. ;w2t.
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CHIC AGO ,ECpUCE MARKET.
t-tfrCAGn AuyuSr ~

FI0C&-Stca6y and EnchangeI.
WHEAT-DIII, weak and lower; No. *.
", "3i &C No.2 do, -; T., c.,,h and Augusi
No. >prIiIs, :. cash IS August; ~. "a
.-si., September; 20 :, OsiOb.r; NJ. J spring,
~.
Constructive and lower SD, cash; So !.
Sept nh-T; % bid October.
OATs->teadv and trm; 2l's, cash. 2ldi2' ;,
september :. -t12tt, October
EYE-bUli, weak and lower 4>c.
BhELEY-DU!l, weak anu lower; 81 10, cash
81 IL, as - september.
Po- x Ur>e r.ed 9 nd active, hu' weak anc
low r: - 1853 8. caSn; - - :, Ss.ieE.-
Ger; - 81 az % October.
La .y-Jn>ctfI'd and lower: &. q crs.i an /
September; - ta1 ~ O.tO.,.T.
ByLk MEA4--hctISe bu. Cs.sT 4; si.Cu.1, =.
50 short I4b. q s ihOEt ciesI, ~.
WuISBC- t,.tiy ami isn, Il %.
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Only A MALARIAL CASE.

NEW YORK, August 20.-The physician
IN attendance on VIM. Stiltz, at quarantine
the laborer who was reported sick with
yellow fever at Brooklyn, reported, this
| forenoon, that the patient was progressing
iavorabiy. He said the disease was moth
ing more or less than malariaI fever.
A GENUINE CASE.
This forenoon telegram was received
from the Health Officer informing the
Brooklyn board that an infected vessel
from the Philadelphia breakwater was w.
Ing at Prentice's dock, near Wall street
ferry. The Sanitary Superintendent learn
ed that the vessel was the brig "Leon"
Captain Brees, which arrived at the Phila-
delphia breakwater several DAYS ago from
Trinidad, deCGba. From the breakwater
she came to this port and obtained there 4
CLEAN ELL
from the deputy health officer, which al
lowed her to come up to BROOKLYN and dis
charge her cargo. The latter consi- d OF
sugar. The Brooklyn health board gave
her permit to put her cargo on the dock
when she arrived there on Saturday last !;
this afternoon Or. Nanjerpool learned that
Z seaman named Delie had been sent from
the Leon" to the Seaman's Retreat. Staten
Island, yesterday, suffering from fever OF
some sort. Deliie was transferred to quar-
rsntine. The brig will be sent to quar-
rantine without delay.
TWO DEATHS AT QUARANTINE.
Two deaths from yellow fever occurred
at quarantine yesterday-ore Of the VIC
TIM being Vim. Reilly, YOUNG black-
smith, who arrived from New Orleans last
week. There are no more eases at quaran-
tine.
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Rock Island ana Chicago.

The following is the time of the arrival
and departure Of trains on the Rock Island
road, according to the new timetable which
went into effect Yesterday:
Arrivals-express, 1888 A. NJ; accom-
mediation, 6:i0 p. NJ. accommodation, 6:l5
A. VI.
Departures-express,6 Cos P. NJ; accom-
mediation, 6 A. N. accommodation, 10 p. NJ.
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SUCCESSFUL CONTESTANTS.

The Complete List 81 Those whs
Obtained Cersincates as she Late
County Examination.
The following is q complete list Of those
competitors who obtained certificates at the
late examination held Immediately a; the
close of the County Normal Institute. The
list was not complete when the number Of
those who obtained Grade "a" certificates
was published
GRADE ! CERTIFICATES.
Mollie Budd, Paramount
". b. Barnum, Lawrence.
VIM. Conner, Mt. 0iiye;.
Miss Ella Constant, Tonsanoxie.
c. Ii. Constant, Tonganoxie.
Evra Hoskins, Eoge.
Miss f A. Has, Maria:
Miss Laura Hook, City.
X. Z. Hammond, TiblOw, Wyandotte
couI.v.
Lorinda Henderson, City.
Miss Myra Knight, Tonganoxie.
Jonathan Knight, Tonganoxie.
Miss Julia NJ. Lang, City.
VIC. McNeale, Linwood.
Miss Mary Mayginnis, Hoge.
Miss Jennie Newly. TOnganoxie.
Miss F. L. Newly, City.
Miss Ida NJ. Plowman, City.
NJ. F. Powell, Springdale.
Miss Emma f. Plowman. City.
l.. NJ. Spray, Springdale.
VIM. NJ. NJ. Thompson, High Prairie.
Miss Julia Van Emsn, Tonganoxie.
20 na;s- Mod
Jenny Wallace, City.
Belle Hoskins, Tcnsanoxie.
S. McNaughton, Fall Leaf.
GRADE 2 CERTIFICATES.
Miss Mary Aaron, City.
E h. Bowman, City.
Annie Z. Barrett, Hoge.
Lizzie Burdick, Linwood.
Anna Courtney, Springdale.
Ida McCofiin, City.
Alice Culver, City.
Rebecca Cleavenger Pleasant Ridge.
Ella Dobb., High Prairie.
Eta NJ Draper, City.
T. J. Deming, Tiblow, Wyandotie Co.
Miss Annah A. Eaton. Lawrence
n. W. Gist, Tonganoxie.
+. X. Graham, City.
l.. b. Graham, City.
Miss Margaret Hayden, Stanwood.
Anna McNamee, City.
4" Hettie McNary, City.
C. l.. Mallory. City.
Katie Martin, City.
Clara Newly, Tongano1ie.
/" Mary Ranus, Hoge.
Mollie Schwagler, City.
g. Esther Sweeney, City.
l." +. May Stewart, Millwood.
7. z. Walling, City.
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ANOTHER ECLsPAE.
snpor.au, 20 Farmers.

The old reliable Seneca Falls Iii, and
force pump are the best. Over 5000 i,
use Buy from James Foley, dealer ir
pumps. gas pipe, brass work ru55er hose
lead pipe and shee, lead Wind mills and
lightning rods always on hand. Call ana
see that you can save % per cent. 2lS
Delaware street, Leavenwor'h, Kansas.
AaS | wit
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Publication Notice.

L. ELIZABETH NORTON and "others un-
T. Known 'and ala PERSONS having or claim
ing al interest therein vi take notice th.-s
the Board Of Ounty Commissioners, of
I.eavenworth COUNT, State OF Kansas, bTs
. on ueDcrd an action in - Uistrict Court
of said county against them and lots fc urteen
{ 81 and fifteen q }, il block nlDet. en- (lsi. w
! Iv.nwOrih City proper, - the Comfy OF
Isavenwortn, ana Stale o. aGsas, fC sub
ject said lots To sale for the DELINQUENT
taxes, interest aud penalties IIereoa, AS FOL
lows:
EXHIBIT A-Lots "a and IS, block 10, City
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Publication Notice.

TAROLINE NJ PiTCHI.YNN and Charles
Z q. Ecklof and .'others unknown" and
all persons having, or claiming an interest
therein, will take notice that the Board OF
County Commissioners of the county OF Leav-
enworth in the state of Kansas, has COM
menced an action in the District Court of
said county, against them, and block twenty
four, GA In Russell's survey in the county of
Leavenworth, and state of Kansas, to sub
ject said block to sale for the delinquent tax
es, interest and penalties thereon, AS fol-
lows:
mExuIEIr A ,-Rlock q RuaselI,a Survey.
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET,

HENP-J ncaaugcd.
FLOCR-IoSeT 10 sell, and very little do
ing.
WHEAT-Lower; No. red. So ss)c, cash
81 S9J' g, september; IS s9l1 &C, October; No.
g. 40, s6uS5i &c, cash.
CORN Lower; - a:sjc. cash; 81 as &C,
S.p;eInb Der So ESQ -, October
OATs-Lower 30. ,.U1Ic. cash; 21s .Gce' =,
September.
i;YE-SIeady: igc.
VIII kl--lsidy at 81 G6.
BUITEE-CLoice grades scarce and firm /:
prime 10 select yellow dairy, I,et!1c fresh ell
low country pack. d, l0Sl5Jzc
EGGS-EaSier; 9gllc.
PORK-LOwcT; sIU 62izfLI0 50.
Dry SALT MEAT>-SOIulnaI.
GACoN-FIrmer, but very slow - 81 ..G,7 %
81 ia -.
LARD-NOm nal.
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The Complete List 81 Those Wh0
ObtAineA Cersincates ~ she Late
County Examination.
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YELLOW fever.
Memphis Reports Nine New Cases
With Three Deaths.
A Sad Report Comes From Depopu-
lated Grera da.
Boston Responds $500 Worth to
an Appeal From Memphis.
New Orleans Still Fighting the Dread
Destroyer.
TWELVE NEW CASES.

| TWELVE NEW CASES.
'MEMFHIs, August 20.-The board OF
| heath reports twelve new cases-four from
fiye o'clock p. m, yesterday 10 noon to-day
The fatality last night and this morning
was comparatively ,lt according TO re-
ports from underIakers ald the Howarls,
the latter reporting three deaths. OF the
new cases, one Is near the fernando road
and one on Elliott street, the balance being
IN The injected districts. Among the sick
Is Dr. +. Saupe, who had been working
faithfully among the sick.
THE VILLAGE OF DEATH.
MEMPHIS, August 2O.-The following has
been received by the Howard Association of
Memphis:
Grenada, Miss, 19.-As your represen-
tatives sent here for the purpose, we have
looked carefully into the situation Of every
thing connected with the yellow fever in
Grenada. The epidemic, considering the
size OF the town, appears 10 be the most ma
lignant and fatal that has ever been known
Ia the country, and this, after only nine
days.
THE FEVER Is CNABATED
AMI unchecked. Great want is felt for
nurses and money TO pay them, for there
have been persons here sick for long periods
without single attendant At present,
contributions amount 10 not more than one
half OF what seems to be necessary. The
funds are handled by the relief committee
with vigorous economy and wise judg-
ment, and the men who handle them are
known to the business men of the southwest.
which is certain guarantee for their faithful
application TO the purposes for which
they are intended. We hope the liberal
and generous contributions made up to
this time will not cease. The appeal to
the charitable has no equal in the sad his
tory OF this disease. VIM. j. Smith and
Butler +. Anderson, of the Memphis
Howard Association, of Memphis, endorse
the appeal Of their associate members now
on duty at Grenada. Messrs. Smith and
Anderson, who have labored among the
sick there for nine days past, are fully
posted As to the exact condition and are
gentlemen In every way worthy Of public
confidence.
A. ID. LoSGsTAFF, Vice President.
j. III. SMITH, Secretary.
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No fines were assessed at yesterday morn
ing's session Of the police court.
David Conkny and James Rattery, lar
ceny, continued to the 18th inst.
Several smaller misdemeanors were dis
POSED Of in the usual way.
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X. c, PAoDUCE MARHET.

hAN-4NN SlI1, August ~.
WHEAr-Actlve and lower; No. 2, 1919
0}4c; No ,, 15c; No. 4, 7ea53Xc; rejected, DC.
,oRS-Quiet; No. :, 26tsc; rejected. 2;l.c
No. 2, white mixed, 2713c; rejected do, 27c.
OATS-Duil az Il nominal.
RTE-Dull AMI nominal.
BAKLEY-DuII and nominal.
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X. C. LIVE STOCK MARKET.

KANSAS CITY, August 30.
CATTLE - Receipts, go; shipments, 317 !;
steady; butchers stuff better; sales, cows,
81 15d2 d.; steers, s. z5g3 50; Texans, " 80
~.
HoGs-Receipts, 80; shipments, 4Cs; ten
cents lower; sales, IS 7Otai or.
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Sunday night last, or at some time he
tween Saturday night and Monday morn
ing, some thief made tour through Mai
j. q. Graham's insurance office, on Delx-
ware street, near Fifth, and succeeded in
getting $50 in cash from the safe, the
money being in an outer drawer. 1t was
not known who was the purioiner, and the
case was put into detective Ed. Goddard's
hands, who At once suspicioped who the
thief was, and told Major Graham. The
Major, however, knowing the accused very
we'll, would not believe il, until Goddard,
after short talk with the ore he suspec-
ted, succeeded in getting q full confession,
together with the money. The case was
very neatly worked. Major Graham, ow-
ing to the good name the accused has here
toiore borne in the community, will not
prosecute.
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ARRANGEMENTS are being made to give
the children If the Young Peoples ALI
aDce a free ride TO the camp meeting at Bis
marcb Grove, and finance committee to
raise funds for that purpose has been ap-
pointed.
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ErEall1 No. 1.

In the publication notice of Carrie l. Sher-
man, in II . last column OF the sixth page of
this issue in the tenth line, after the words
commencing at point" read ION the east
side oil said block etc. Also in the six:
teenth line Of the same notice read the word
piece" place"
rrrassa No. 2.
In the publication notice of Jacob Benxert,
in TN. eighth column OF the sixth page OIL this
issue. after the words "of the northwest, L.
the ninth line, read fractional quartes,
etc.
In the twentieth line OF the same notice
after the words "wsst tC, read the place
Of" etc.
Also, in the thirty sixth line Of the same
notice, after the words "thence west To, read
1.-The place Of" etc,
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET



CATTLE - In fair demand for shipping
grades, but the supply j. very light, pine 10
choice would brSBg 81 gOG5 10: butchers stock
in good demand grass native steers, - "a
- do go :, s. -5G2 81; giaSs Texas steers,
81 1875 -; do cows, - tOg2 -. X -c.ipt-,
1900.
Hoes, net; Iorlscrs ard Baitfm pres. 81 70
al -; pacrlIug, IL -Udi A. butchers 10 select,
81 31E I g. ttcvlpts, 2,"O.
SHEEP-SieadN export grades, s. 81 ~ -;
choice 10 ilncy- - 6Jsj y; i,.r 10 BOD, 50 W
as a.. X CelptS, GJJ.
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Wanted.

will pay a good canvasser, man or vo-
man, . salary OF 5000 per year and expensss g,
to canvass for the '-TempsfGnce Refrme," in
their own county. For particulars address
with stamp,
TEMPERANCE REFoRNER,
Lock-box Cd, Oskaloosa, Iowa
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as claimed in the petition in such action.
And all persons are hereby notified to APP
pear and show cause at the District ourr of
Leavenwortb County, on the 2sth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1873, why said land should not be sold
for the payment of such taxes, interest and
pc nzlties thereon. JOS W. TAYLOR
County Attorney.
feharged up >
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"E1urnrr a."-Block "a, Ru.selIs Survey.

REFERENCE-", Charged up.
"a c!g ed in he petition in such action.
Ana all per-, "a are her, by notified tn APP
pear nd show c1L>e at said court on the 18th
day CT s'cDtember. 1873. why such lots should
not be "a 'Or the payment of such taxes,
interest anu penalties thereon.
JOS W. TAYI OR.
County Attorney.
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Ros,on 4. AIwnvs Ready.

BosToN, Mass, August 20.-The follow
ing dispatch was received here this morn
ing:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 20.-To MAYOR
PIERCE-We are sadly afflicted and unable
to supply the wants Of our poor. Can Bos-
ton help us?
[Signedl G. X. FLIrPES, Mayor.
CASEY YOUNG,
Member OF Congress.
A reply was forwarded at once by Mayor
Pierce, authorizing the Mayor of Memphis
to draw on him at sight Tor 81, 800. A
meeting OF citizens will be called at the
Mayors office at noon tomorrow, when &C.
tive measures will be taken to relieve the
distressed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22

SUNDAY was a scorcher, and yesterday
was but little better.
The churches were not so well attended
as they might have been.
LARGE quantities of seed wheat are
coming into market now.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22

The highest market price viii be paid for
Wool, Hides. Peit>, Skins Furs, Broom Corn
Grain. etc. Send sample Of some and ~iti fe-
port. Address, ;. l. Ward, II Merchant Road
Boston, Mass JuiyIswst.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22

There will be great public sale of stock
at Lawrence, Kansas, on September 9Th,
the property Of Mr.. E. A. Smith. The sale
will take place at the kaw Valley Fair
grounds. For pedigrees and descriptions
send for catalogue to
f. A. SMITH,
Lawrence, kansas
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-22
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