The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-30
LINCOLN COUNTY.

LINCOLN CENTRE, May 20, 1873.
EDITOR TINES The rains of the last
week were worth good deal OF money to
the farmers Of Kansas, whose faces grow
radiant as the grain fields grow rank beneath
the genial rays OF old Sol.
II the chinch bug, hopper and other pes
tiferous things keep away, this county will
produce such crop as it has never done
before. Everybody are in good spirits at
the fine prospect>-ahead.
The measlsO has been having 4 right
lively run in this place for sometime, and
it has about made the rounds. But few
families have escap d. What measles there
We're have been pretty evenly distributed
among old and young.
At last the Murphy movement has struck
this place. DIR. Mumma, OF Casker City,
has been at work here, and succ etlsd in
getting large number to -ign the pledge
and don the blue ribbon.
Last Saturday night temperance meet
ing was held, and about thirty persons con-
| nected themselves with the
TEMPERANCE MOVE.
| The advocates OF the cause 20 about the
/ tniTg jGSt right; they do not iGi-nd TO
/ abuse lh. l,gdnr dealers; they simply go
about getting men 10 sign the pledge, and
| the first thing they know there l. no one
! LETT l., bay ;he csiiin vanish and Ihe bust
! ne, iaI!s tor want 81 Customers, and there
l. NO surer way Of spoiiing Il mans bust
uess than 10 stop buying ir'u him. Unless
the few remaining liJuori;es come TO the
rescue aud drink their share and the share
of those whp formerly drrnk, the dealer is
bound To GO under, and ii they do conclude
to revive his waning fortunes in tuis way,
We orine the demand for cemetery lots viii
be er -aler than e, er before Their are abou;
len III Iayur Il mi" raIc To Une opposed.
That one looks UPON th'.-= ten Is ioois, and
nobodss, as that "ne jurym IA Tor convic
iion, claimed he other ,;ev,n fJr aclui,tal
were a lot oI heaG-Irons boobies.
This L. generally sutrorei 10 be a
HEALTHY COUNTRY.
But there appears 10 be Il large number OF
weak siuinachs. For wears a certain set o
men have BEEN iinkerins with and trying
To strengthen their siomachs but without
success. They have guzLl,,! down Hostel.
or, Spengler add other bItters, enough to
float 4 canal, aud still these poor humans
are rs bad oil ever \ inan will come tC
town and in his desperation will invest 8
dollar in quart of piIlers, and in half m
hour or so his stomach will he wrestling
with the big end Of that quart of health
| I.,,t 4 1901 ,,,l
this thing is r,.ir.rl, Il from day To- day and
year Ia wear. pur fellow got q
IL tile oi hair vi."r in mistake for bitters
and threatens {" size the druggist, not fol
any particular damage sustained hut foi
the disappointment 10 his poor stomach
This was the second huiiIc, the first one
being genuine hitIers) had soied his SION
ach up -, aud dvmoraliz,d his taste tC
that dcgre. that ne did not know nj the
time wheth,r ii was hair visor, ink, or bit
tiers, he had been Imbibing.
| Eut il * the
| PREVAILING OPINION
that the stuff that will twist fellows leg.
around like whip lasne-, and send him Il
the livery stable To roll around in the lit
ter. and howl and swear, aud fight is more
injurious To The digestive arrangements
than benetcisl, au'l those poor invalids
should not he imposed uion longer by these
btters venders.
Never before has there been such de.
mand for farming goods, such as plows,
harvesters, mowers, reapers, &c. \ railroad
is what is wanted here, twenty-five miles
is too far TO wagon such crops as the country
produces. One farmer, Mr.. Sutton had
| Last va,r seven thousapd bushels of wheat