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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-04
FLESHER & SGEUNEHAE.
SheriFS Sale, No. SO.

DUBLIC. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue of an eNecu-
ton issued on Judgment rendered in an aC-
ton in the District Court in the County OI
Leavenw Orth, in the stale Of Kansas. where
in Lucien scott was Plaintiff, and the. I.eIvru-
worth Educational Association and 9TH
ers were Defendants. To me directed
and delivered, 1 viii, on Monday, ,
the twenty-Ssconi day Of July, \. u ls5>, at
twelve o'clock NJ, of that day, al the south
front door of the Court House, in the CITY 81
LeayenwOTth, in the County of Lsaven-
worth, in the state of Kansas. Oif.r at
public sale and sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the following described tract 81
land, situate, lying and being in the County
of LeavenwOTth, in the state OF kansas,
namely:
That part of block number thirty-fuur .gt,
in the Central subdivision of I.cavcI4 nth
City, which Is described and bounded aS fol-
lows, tO-wit: Commencing al the north EAST
corner of said block, running thence west
along the north line thereof -o|5s feet, run
ming thence south Ou "A line parallel with
the east liEe of said block To the south line
thereof, running thence east along the south
line OF sand block To the southeast corner Oi
said block, running thence along the east
line thereof To the place of beginning, which
said tract Of land il otherwise described as
being 2Ssis feet of OF the east end 1f said
block. Dated this 2Jth day OF June, l,s>.
l.. G- LOWE, sheriff
CLoUGH Il WHEAT,
Attorneys Tor P!*intif.
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as the weight Of the apparatus. The oper
| ator, Mark Quinlin, who went up on Wed
nesdav and again yesterday, weighs 81
pounds, and to balance him and the dead
weight against the lifting power of the gas
he had to carry along with him about nine
pounds of shot and stones.
The second exhibition was given yesterday
afternoon. The weather was far from fav-
orable. The wind came in quite sharp
gusts, and there were threatnings of COM
ing storm. Nevertheless, the assent was
made Little Quinlin, even if he does only
| weigh 96 pounds, has confidence and nerve
enough to 60 up in a gale. Some time
was spent in getting the weight and lifting
power so neatly balanced as to show thai
the machine could exert q lifting power OF
its own. When this had been effected to
Professor Ritchers satisfaction, the appar-
atus rested quietly on the grass, but could
be lifted or set back with the pressure of
one finger. Then the word was given TO
Go Quinlin began turning the wheel, the
horizontal fan revolved with q noise like q
buzz saw, and the machine dsrted up al
most vertically to a height of about two
hundred feet. There, a strong, steady cur
rent OF wind setting toward the southwest,
WIS encountered, and the machine was
swept away by it, broadside on to the spec
tators. Then the operator was seen throw
Ing his vertical fan into gear, and by its
aid the serial ship turned around, pointing
its head in whatever direction he chose ~
give il. All this was but the work Of a
few seconds. Although Quinlan could
move the apparatus about, he could not
make any headway against the strong
wind. Reversing the motion Of his hori-
zonial fan, he descended apparently about
one hundred feet, 10 get out of the current,
but finding that impracticable, re-ascended
to a much greater height than he had first
reached. Still, he was swept oil near New
Haven, and after little time went out Of
sight He had vanished behind a distant |
hill, and for while it was supposed he |
had alighted Then he was again sighted,
far away, and not more than one thousand |
ieet above the earth. The cylinder OF the ]
machine looked no larger than an orange. |
AT length he disappeared altogether.
AT 81 o'clock, having been up battling !
with the wind very n, arly an hour, de-
'cended safely at Newington, and at lG
o'clock vas back in Hartford. He said
hat at one time he was eight or ten Eiiles
,way from his starting point, but, by tack
ng and working between the gusts OF wind,
Won his way back as far as Newington, only
i've miles from Hartford. He says that
he working OF the machine is 50 easy that
he could continue it for four consecutive
hours without fatigue, in quiet atmos-
,here.
Mr.. Lord, the Superintendent of the
Jolt Arms Factory, has watched the exper-
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Sheriff. Sale No. a..

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
i That under and by virtue OF an eXecu
ton issued on a Judgment rendered in an ac
tion in the district Court in the County o.
Leavenworth, in the State OF Kansas, where
in George 3 Woodward as Assignee of the e.
tate in insolvency of the Kansas Insurance
Company was Plaintiff, and John Doiier and
Others were Defendants, 10 HE directed and
delivered, l Will on Monday, the fiifth day
of August, a. ID. 1873, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, al
that day, at the south front door of the Court
III Juse in the City of Leavenworth, in the
county oi Leavenworth, in the State OF Kan
s;ts offer at Public sale and sell 10 the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following des-
cribed tracts of land, situate, lying and being
In the County OF Leavenworth, in the State
OF Kansas, namely: Lots number twenty
three (23) and twenty-four (2i, in block num-
Der twenty.iour ca, in the city OF Leaven-
worth proper.
Dated this ith day of July, ISIS.
L. q. LOWE,
sheriff of LeavenwOrth County Kansas.
III. W. IDE, Attorney for plaintiff.
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The Social Tendencies Of the Ttae
OesnOraDiziux and DangSTOus.

The Social Tendencies of the TtnG
DemOraIizinR and Dangerous.
Mr.. Beecher had something further to
say On the labor question Sunday. Crowd.
| of men," said he, may be seen sitting in our
public parks as thick as flies around a mo-
lasses hogshead on Boston wharf, but any
attempt 10 relieve their condition by sys-
TEN Of direct charity is a real injury to
them, and not help. They suffer, OF course
they 60, and suffering is good for them.
Let their bellies 60 hungry. 1t will do
them good. A little starvation is a means
of grace now and then. Laughter II
YOU allow them still TO sit there idle and
feed them, you continue their present condi-
ton. Ii is said that they must not be al
lowed to starve to death. Well, as they
are, they don't grow better, and they do
grow worse, and they may as well go into
the other world, where they may do better
than they do in this The Social tenden-
ciss Of our times as demoralizing and
dangerous, and to no class 20
much as 10 those tn t advocate
them. All dangerous theories fall with
their worst effect upon the poor and the ig-
norant Ii Is true that there are many
wrong.-very many unjust hardships-on
the part Of the workmen. The real rene
dy tor the evils which are felt by the work
ingmen is for the laboring man to develop
his manhood Self-indulgence in the cor
ner groy sop and grumbling abou; oppres-
sion will not help men, and men that can
not take care of themselves in the great
battle Of life cannot he taken care of. Gov
ernment and society cannot do for the in.
dividual that which the law of God has
enjoined upon him-the care OF himself.
The moment you takeoff individual reSponsi-
biIity that moment you demoralize the
community Men are very fond Of being
sovereigns, and it is all we'll when it comes
to voting, but the moment you tell them 10
take care of themselves then they squeal.
They don't want TO be soverigns. Then
they want 10 be taken care of.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A Sure Cure for Pilos

No one need suffer. \ positive remedy for
AL kinds OF Piles, ailaying the intense Itch
Ing at once, giving instant relief. An Indian
Treatment you apply, called DR.. Williams In
dian Ointment, prepared only for Piles and
nothing else.t Thousands already cured
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Ryder, Cleveland, a., wIitrs
-" suffered for years with Itching and Ul-
cerated Pile, tried remedy after niedy ati-
vertised, and consulted physicians III Phil.-
adeiphia, Louisville, Cincinnati, indianapo-
us and this city and spent hundreds of dol
Las, but found no relief until obtained a box
Of DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment some
four months ago, and 1t has cured me COM
pleteiy- had part OF a box Lett which gave
10 friend of mine, who had doctorcd wi IN
many physicians, and as a last resort went
to the noted Hot Springs, Arkansas, for treat
ment. BE informs me that the Indian Oint-
nlent has also cured him of the Piles. Ii is
certainly wonderful discovery, and should
peused by the many thousands who now are
suffering with that dread disease.
For more certificates OF cures see Iars. cir
cular around each box Of Ointment Sold by
druggists generally.
sale Druggists Chicago 4uglTdxw
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HONE IARKETS.

HAY-s7 per ton.
DEANS-sI 25 per bu.
RiE-ChOce SOC.
APPLES-Ggc per bushcl.
RASPBERRIES-P-r gallon, i5c.
CHERRIE~-Per buShel, 81 60
GREEN PEAS-Per bushei 35c.
EGGS-1clg: retail pric-, lOc per Dozen
CHEESE-kans;is. lie.
FLDUR-Wholes:,leC Choice family NSNX
IS la; Golden Eag G. 81 NJ; We>tern Rose, 81 W
w+ldron, W, - 20; Premium, NNxX, 81 50
Rose, 81 -
BUrTER-6as; retail, 10.
OATS-Wholesale- -5c, retail "a SIC.
BRAN-ss per ton.
SHIP STUFF-sl0 r.r ton
JOc.
CORN-acc.
PDrATOtsS-0d25c.
PoULTRY-Spring chickens, 8 5o9s2 20.
RRODMCORN-SGJd15 per ton.
BACON-Rssail &c, for sides; hams &c
sho liders SC.
Wnnn-OaF and hickory, s. 20 per cord
HOSEY-l2izc &c per pound.
ORANGES-sss 80 4. 9 W per box.
LEMONS-ss - per box.
WOOL
HEAVY FINE, PER pound ..................l5 ale
LIGHT, per pound. IG "a &c
MEDIUM, per pound ................. is u2lc
COMING AND DELAISE, per pound-2l 20 &c
Is, per lound use
TUB, STRICTLY BRIGHT, per pound..3 G
CoLhRA DO CLIPS, per p' und IA GLE
BUBRY BLACK and Cotted Flcece,2
10 &c OFF.
Stock Market.
BEEF SrEERs-Sl4c: cows, &c.
NEAL-35sa4; steady.
MUTroN-S14a51xc.
HoGS-2lsd2xc.
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sure Thing.

Z DIR Kings -ypnilitic Remedy is warranted
10 cure - pB'i! la the primary, secondary
and tertiary -is,r'-s, and in al it, varied and
ets--agLA-Sstfeii ipgfn~. and VII cure the wor>t
c-sses - >fl'IasIl diseases: CASES which have
ssSiS--tf y tr "a m-nt nf the most eminent
plfss.1a jas 81 AinrTicL IL cures the first
stage aI.i 'tr II, tn ulcers in "A few days. IL
cur WARS iu - Tisutb, nose, throat. head,
arfiiS a. q ii.~; also -nsSrd pains in The bones
and sa.S SWr'liu. oi o., nt>, sypbiiItic rh"u-
Ins.iiS.fi, ct, iu shpTf time. Price i've dol
4. TSp--- psarkage. S-;4t every here by eX-
pyesS = ar-s1iso on Sexual disease, free.
Esdi Inaitel lpT iWo stamps. Sold by Or. J.
Din sheer. fiA, North seventh Siresl ~, Louis,
Mo. Cures gu,T1utceS or the mon refund
eli. Theo. Egcrsiorfi, agent, - venwOrth,
Kansas. mil I-udtEElyr
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Sheriff. Sale No. 43.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
III That under and by virtue OF AN execution
Issued on judgment rendered in
an action in the District Court in
the County of Leavenworth, in the
State of Kansas, wherein Mary T.. Powers
was Plaintiff, and Paul While and Others
were Defendants, to me directed and
delivered, / VIII on Monday, the fifth
day of August, \. D., ISIS, at ,weive O'Clock
noon ,:Of that day, at the south front door of
the Court House III the Cityof Leavrnworth,
In the County of LeavenwOrth, in the State
of Kansas, offer at Pubic Sale, and sell To- the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow
ing described tract OF land situate, lying and
being in the County of Leavenworth, in the
State of Kansas, namely: The north half
80, of the southwest quarter of section mum
ber twenty-one l2D, i'll township number
eleven (l1l, OF range number tweniy-one i2ll.
Dated this 4th day of July, ISIS.
L. q. LOWE,
Sheriff of LeayenwoTth County Kansas.
LUCIEN BAKER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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PERSONAL.

Il. NJ. Wright, Of Dodge, is stopping In the
city.
Mi Currie leaves this morning for Great
Bend.
Charlie Hulin came in from a successful
trip on the Rock Island last evening.
DR.. Charles Hayes. Of the Stale Insane Asy
lum AT Osawatomie, as in the city, and will
remain through the week.
stopping in the city visiting old friends. He
viii remain until after the &th.
Maj. Jno. NJ. Croweli, the ubiquitous special
mali agent, passed down on the Missouri Pa
cinc yesterday afternoon for the south.
Hon. John Harmon has returned from a
successful trip. He says every body is talking
about the celebration OF Tomorrow.
sam Wheat, son of Hon. l.. B. Wheat, is
home from Ann Arbor, Mich, for the vaca.
ton. He Is in attendance upon the Law
school at that place.
At the Mansion yesterday were A. l.. Rush.
more, Erie, Pa /; ]. b. Van Winkle, Towanda,
Pa. John W, Godfrey, Kansas City and r. ;.
Peck, ST. Louis.
Hon. l. Pf-iffer, Mayor of the city of Alton.
Illinois, has been spending some days here
visiting his brother-in-law, MI Geo. II. Da-
Wis. After visiting many Of the points of in
terest about the city and Fort he left for home
yesterday well pleased with what he saw.
Ben Bishop arrived home from Cincinnati,
yesterday. where he WAS examined for ad-
mission TO Harvard University. He passed
q very successful examination, aud VIII 40
TO Harvard in the fall.
Among those registered at the Continental
yesterday, were c. w. Todd, of st. Louis
W. W. Fitchpatrick, Nebraska, and Thomas
T. Whetmore, Dayton, Ohio.
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Administrators Not ce.
THE STATE OF EANSA.c !

THE STATE OF KANSAS
LEAyENwoRTH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court in and for said County:
In the matter of the estate OF
GEORGE j. SMITH, Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That let
~ ters OF Administration have been gran
L Il to the undersigned on the estate of Geory g
j. Smith, late of said county, deceased,
by the Honorable, the Probate Court
OF the County and State aforesaid, dated the
27th day OF June, A. ID. ISIS. Now, ali persons
having clai rs against the said estate are
hereby notified that they must present the
same 10 the undersigned Tor allowance, with
in one year. from the date of said letters, or
they may be preciuded from any benefit of
such estate and that IL sucH claims be not
exhibited within three years after the date
OF said letters they shall be forever barred.
JULIUS J. SMITH. Administrator of the
estate q I George J. Smith, Deceased.
June 9th, ISIS.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, ! the undersigned,
Probate Judge OF Leavenworth County
have hereto set my band anu
SEAL. affixed the seal of said Probate Court
this 27th day of June, A. ID. lSss.
NEWTON MANN, Probate Judge.
fuly1W3t
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NEW Yc-K rRoLvcE MARKET
NEW YORK, July 2.


and state, S5 scdyS IS; common To good, IS 95d
20 eo.rI TO choice, 81 a5a5 10; white wheat
.xtr.f IS s0ee 20; 81. Louis, s. s5d7.
WHKAT--Quiet; No. 3, spring, s3,; No. 2,
81 Uldl W; ungrsded winter red western, Sig
l o.: No. ), 9sc; No. =, 81 lodi.il.
RYE7-DulI; Western, 55ddlc.
BARLEY Numinally unchanged.
CoRS-SrronseT; steamer, i;I9a4tc; Ne. 2,
iilZ4SiSc; Kansas, i5di3izc; steamer yellow. {.
46c.
fOATs-Quirt and unchanged.
Z CoFFEE-Heavy.
SUGAR-Ddll and unchanged.
MoLAssEs-Qu uiet and steady.
RICE-St.ady.
EGGs-Noninally unchanged ; Western, 10
slOtzc.
CUT MEaTs-Quiet.
NIDDLES-Lons clear, SIC.
Lard Duh and lower; iprime steam, s. ~
az u
BCTTIR Nominally unchanged; West
ern, g,-ts;
.E-H-avy, aGsLc.
WHiSkN-Stcady,S 81 Usi.-
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SheriffS Sale No. az.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
il That under and by virtue of an exc
cution issued on a judgment rendered in an
action in the District Court, in the County OF
Leavenworth, in the State OF Kansas, where
in Charles Fees was Plaintiff, and Philip ii.
Rieger and Charlotte Rieger were defendants,
10 me directed and delivered, i will, on Mon
day, the 5th day of August, \. D., ls7s, at two
O'Clock Z. NJ, of that day, at the residence OF
Phillip Ii. Rieger, on block .T. E." in
the central subdivision to the City of Leav-
enworth, in the County of Leavenworth, in
the State of Kansas, offer at pub ic sale, and
sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
the following described personal pro, erty, to-
wit: Seven octave Plano.
Dated this 18th day of July, ISIS.
L. q. LOWE.
Sheriff of LeaySnworth County Kansas.
LUCIES BAKER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.--An old physician re.
tired fiOm active.pi actice, having had placed
in his hanas by an Easl India missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable remedy ioI
the speedy and permanent cure of COnsump.
ton, Bronenitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all
Throat and Lung affections, and "A positive
and radical cure for General Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having thourough-
iy tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands OF cases, felt II his duty To make II
known To his suffering fellows. The
receipt will he. sent Tree of charge
to ALI who desire IL, with full directionsiOr
preparing and successfully using. Address,
with stamp, naming this !paper DIR. L.
STONE, S12 Popular Street, Philadelphia
aprlSw3rn
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This delightful Cologne water is receiving
much attention at the present time, not only
from the ladies and gentlem n OF refinement
and taste, but from professional men general
iy IL il SO gratefully refreshing To the inva'.
ID, its odor is SO exquisitely delicate and yet
40 fresh, full, rich aud persistent. Those v no
do not use IL should, as ii is the finest toilet
or Cologne waller ever made.
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Police Court

But $40 in fines was assessed in tie police
court yesterday morning.
William Wiftig was discharged, the nuis-
ance with which he was charged with main-
tanning having been aOaied
Adolf III aiIsh, disturbing the peace, des-
troy ing private property and misbehaving
generally, was fined $40,
The cases of August and Fred Lanee,
charged with renting their premises for n
house of prostitution. was continued until
the IA. The place complained of is on low
er Main street, and is knowu as the "Rose-
bud
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When the bile Is diverted from its proper
channels. into the BLOOD, which II always
the case in liver complaints, II ceases TO De a
healthy secretion, atId becomes q poison. Its
abnormal presence In the circulation and
stomach is Indicated by the suffssion OF the
skin with hideous saffron unge, by head
aches, vertigo, nausea, pain in the right side
and under the righ: shoulder blade, by indi-
gestion, obstruction of the bowels. and other
minor symptoms. Order may be substituted
for tkssstate of chaos, and further bodily evil
avertes ~ using the benencent Alternative
and ton ies aostetsers Stomach Bitters, which
from the circulation Of bilious impurities
besides rendering the action OF the liver regu-
lar, and removing every trace of dyspepsia
This pleasant aud purely vegetable anti
bilious medicine N not only fnnnitely more
effective than any form OF mercury, but IL on
account of its freedom from hurtful proper
ties, infinitely To b. Preferred 10 that poison
Gus drug. eodAw
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From "Wednesday Mornings Daily.I


OFFICER Mat Malone Is i'll and confined TO
his residence.
THE collections at the City and County
Treasuries yesterday were light
ALBERT KSAPP, of Pleasant Ridge, In this
county, has some elegant ripe p-aches, yer
feet beauties. Mr.. Fisher, 5th and Miami,
has purchased his whole crop.
The School Board will elect, in all proba-
bility, a superintendent for the city schools
at the next meeting Prot. Z. Z. Hutchinson. I.
of Fort Scott, is prominently spoken OF In
that connection.
The comm encement exercises OF the Kan
sas Conservatory OF Music were held In
Fifth Avenue Chapel last night, and were
well attended. The pupils all acquitted
themselves creditably, and everything passed
of smoothly.
The most economical article is that which
makes the other compOnents go the iurthtst,
while less of Itself Is required. Inns Is the
case with Harrop's Economic Baking Pow
der in its relation TO milk, eggs and shorten-
ing. The cake bread or pastery emerges from
the oven a triumph of delecate sweetness, and
there Is a great reduction on the grOcers DILL
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A Card.
NEW ORLEANS, June

NEW ORLEANS, June IL, lo ..
The undersigned certifes that he was the
holder of whole ticket No. 81 ,079, single Num-
ber Lottery, Class "F," in the Louisiana
state Lottery, which drew the First Capital
Prize OF $4,000 on Thursday, June ii, 1873,
said ticket having cost the sum OF Ten Dol.
lars, at the Office of n. Dndoussat, corner OF
Common street and Theatre Alley, and that
the amount was promptly paid on presenfa.
ton of the ticket at the ofnce OF the COM
n,ny W. s. CAMPBELL,
% Carondeiet Street.
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SHERIFF'S SALE NO. 35,

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that un-
III der and by virtue OF an execution Is
sued out of the District Court in the County
OF Leavenworth, in the State OF Kansas, in
an action wherein Jane W. Hanna was
Plaintiff, and John W. Hughes was defen-
dant, to me directed and delivered i will, on
Monday, the sth day of July, A. D., 1875, al
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, OF that day,
at the south front door of the Court House. in
the City OF LeavenwOrth, In the County OF
Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the following described tract
of land, situate, lying and being in the Coun-
ty of Leavenworth In the State of Kansas,
namely y part of the northwest quarter "a,
of section number twelve Q2l, OF township
number nine (s), south OF range number
twenty-five (22l, east, commencing at the
southwest corner of said quarter section,
thence running east with said quarter Sec
ton line, variation IL 2U east, ten chains,
thence north, variation IL 2W east, ten
chains, thence west, variation 10 ~ east, ten
chains, thence south, variation lU' 2V east, ten
chains, TO the place of beginning. Said prop
cry has been levied upon. and is to be sold
as the property of Jane W. Hanna.
Dated this 6th day OF June, ls1s.
p. u. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth county, Kas.
c. THoLES, Attorney for Plaintiff.