The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01

y county. Miss Pigg live, on Short Greek
c but Miss Bohr has gone west TO grow NJ
with the country.
A Run on Flour i'm Russell.
Russell Advance, D..
The Russell -four dealers are having
speck OF "war" among themselves. Th,
Russell mills are advertising their I" Gil
!, Edge" ct Sl.S0 per hundred, and theil
: xxx at 81 80 per hundred. This is quit'
tumble from S3 and IS 80 for the best
the ranging price OF few days ago. The
purchasing public will not complain, We
are certain.
II The MOd0cs are Doing vc11s
Marshall Go. News. eOl
The Modoc Indians, who now number fl
ty-fOUr males and sixty-three females arc
located on a very fertile tract, containing
1000 acres, in the northeast corner of the
Shawnee reservation, Indian Territory
They have engaged energeticalls in labor
during the past year, and AZ result, they
have a large and valusl,le crop On their
farm.
Clain,. the Right so oppose the re
election OF asas PRESENT Governor
and Will Geo N en ALL Occls-
lens.
| Marshall County News, 2l.l
We have NJ fight 10 make on those who
are favorable To Governor Anthony il they
desire 10 see him re- elected. They are using
. right vouched by the laws of this country;
but We claim the right 10 oppose him, and
will Use that right on all occasions.
A Man SIXTY Years Old ConhHn,d. >"i-
eide.
IColuinbus star, 10
Or. Collett, Of McCune Station, On the
narrow gauge roId, committed suicide by
taking poison on Sunday morning. lie
died Monday morning about I'm. lie
left letter stating that it was premedita-
ted. He attempted suicide about three
weeks ago by taking opium, but did not
succeed. Was about sixty years OF age,
native OF Indiana, where his relatives re-
side, and came to this country from south
west Missouri over n year ago, and made
his home at Mr.. j. S. Thompsou's until
within the past two months.
IL Rained 1t Fort scodt On sunday.
Fort Scott Monitor, 23.I
Sunday afternoon about O'Clock a wind
stOrm visitei our city and blew clouds Of
dust through the streets. 1t happened that
there were vas. numbers OF people on The
streets-mer, women and children, and il
Th.oi. ia,J Of An, mid h. .s..n ,
.hno.t .'Ta ~;,h ,hs;, ,,,-,,on,s a.
,,;n r;,J R,, he WI s,arp,
r lnns .,'I,s;d.d ,rb;cb wa. ,oIIowoJ he ain
!. hIaS.aJ 80, frnn, Uaovo,, 70 40 bu.
b,nJn,.n - h,s baon ro,rr;,,, ,ar :. |
many days.
u" 'o|. 1N""s 10 "s
i
:. .1u''eu W u" 1'-!''s'-'"'' y "'' '''"' ="
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nEcfloN L. lhat IL Snail Ne uhia"lui ior
any person or persons NJ any tune 10 ca'ch'
XII or uap, mel or ensnaie; Q, 10 pursue
WIN such ihient, any Tiid piIu, e1ceP! ,he
Niia goose, duck, hawk, owl anu sh'Ps
anu any person OF PERSONS 'Ioia,'!'S ue
provisions OIL ln,S ae, shaii pe nueu III any
:, sum not more 'hah hiten Golara hor Iess
man hSe COLLARS Tor eaci anu every oliehse
10 De recovered I'D any court oi competent
11 IN the proper county rToyideu,
lhat IL snaii not oe uniawiui 10 XIII the
Prairie ch,ckeh between tne hrst aay oi Au-
gust and the frst day of February; and II
snail not be unlawful TO Kill guam from the
Inst day of October To the hrst day OF Jan
II shall not be necessary On the trial oil any
action or prosecution 10 prove the true
name Qi the bird caught, Killed, trapped, {
show that a Wild bird other than those ex-
cePted In this act was caught, Killed, trap
pea, netted or ensnared by the defendant or
ieiendants.
Fort Scott Man supposed To lse n"
EAcAnS.h Convict. d
rFt. Scott Monitor, 2Il q
Arthur Loving. 4 colonel man. who has a
been EMPLOYED AZ Frank Weber's barber I
,hop for some time. now turns out 10 he an {
escaped convict from Missouri. He was
iSca!e vas in 'he employ OF man IN mis-,
, Puat,.r "oan " I.,," n ,h h''1, II a 'Ian "a t
Iuirins about an escaped convict. who an 4
'wered the description OF the coIored barber
working at MIR; Webers. LAST evening
an Loving and asked him some Questions
which .rouseJ his Unying'1 snspiciop' 0
The m,r.h,I went ont and called again 5
,ut I;d ma, J;s,urh him bcc,usa he w,s i
,bav;no !, man lie vent away ,,.;,
ybila IN tho me,,,;ma Iovino sti,neJ nut
md conlJ no, ha f,unJ .rvwb,re c
Tov;n, ,n,,,;eJ here anil his wife re-
MARKED Yesterday she often wondered what u
wa, ,bs matter with him n h., often ,nt ,l
,ut of he,I and ,,ccd the floor to and fro 4
Ike !, narson in deem trouble She often
.teJ him 10 tell his secret but he only 5
oiJ her he cnuIJ no, slccn i
Iov;ng !. small YELLOW man with q
and go,,ec and possessed of a
.ous;JeraI,s ;n,.ii;aenca lie gave several /
Is;aLt # L,rJ nerinrmarccs While in This
it,; .nJ ri ;,I.rJoJ .o Give a, enter. /"
!, ,;,,,,en, in Iu,u|t but will nr,b,bIv mast
one II h
a
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lGarnett Journal, 9l
On last Wednesday evening as the work
,,nd, ON ,beL SG road were coming
.:I, -
mo '""i on '"e'f ",,'' ."'' very
'ious accident occurred as follows:
Inst "a the foremost car na.se,] the cross- /
nr on Third avenue one Of the workmen'. d
,at blew of. and aso,her whose name we :
,elieye il Palmer threw his weight on the !.
,reak to check the car without seeming to h
hink Of the disastrous consequences likely @
% ioiioW. AZ the front car checKed up,
he Two cars oenind' tosether win one NAT a