The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23
KANSAS NEWS.

KANSAS NEWS.
-sabetha begirp TO complain Of the tramp
nuisance again.
--Atchison seat 1871 cxcrrsion!sts to Leav-
,slsgorih last Friday
-Concordfa young Pc ole want moonlight
nights. Then IS the time they play croquet.
The Concord and clyde base ball clubs
are To hsves na' n as ssn as The weather
leis up.
The Clay County Dispatch thinks the
l"mpl.,fs has be- n slightly altered since tie
Murphy movement has made Its appear
snc'.
= The Atchispn IuiTiJf has made a desperate
attempt TO refresh the memory OF an old col
ored man named Dixon Williams and cause
him 10 say lie saS George Washington. Tie
attempt thus far has been a failure.
The tfr-t Through Cattle Train.
Ford County Globe, al
The hrsi through" caIti- arrived at 10 Ige
on the sih. Moris & McCiutchip, had $40
beeves, which w.il go TO Cheyenne. W.T..
aud John Golden in charge OF 800 mixed
cattle be:ongin. TO Blookers.
Gone 10 be a Better Woman.
Ford County Globe, al
Josie Hahn has gone Ia the Home OF the
FtiendleSs, In Leavenworth, where she in
tends 10 improve her time by learning TO lie
a G'tter woman Success TO Josie.
thr P"itstcsri slate Being Made.
lBcilyiHe Telescope. I6l
Political states already bel az made up
for the fall campaign, some of which must
suffer breaking. .s only one candidate can bo
elected for esch office.
sac >rtsIcss kcsp rourtas In.
lBlu" Valley Telegraph, III
\ cnlCny of sixty renpsyIvsniaps are talk
ing ~ locating Ia this neIgnborl6cd.
\ Large numbr ot land buyers from the
East hay, h.u iu"king for farms this week
aasi-. Shnt ~ N.r,b sseedtus.
lWmheid fourier. Ill
Secret pol.Iic,i parties are generally con-
trpiiri Nv sSr baseSt lemnEosues. Honest
ihrn viii. do vii ~ let such organizations
alone
4 N.TS, uaii s,orWs en the central
RvaWch.
tAtchisou champion. II.
THE ,"atrnl Brans, express reports meet
'ns "a saVsra hail storm yesterday between
Nc,miIiion and Ceptralia. No reports have
a,eeu received. however. of any extensive.
damage.
f.oIius Cownr shc Celebration.
tMiapi EcpubIican, III
Tho odd Fellows OF Bcavenvorih have de-
| trrmiucd 10 issue an invitation Ia their
brethren throughout the state, TO Jointhe Or
der In Icavenworth In a grand celebration OF
the coming Fourth Of July.
Will some .aDdy Explain tshy rhis -
sGhu~l
Peabody Gazette, i1.I
There is mistake somew here. We did
not see +. L. Bakers name mentioned in the
account OF the opening ceremonies OF the
Paris Exposition. Somebody should be cen.
snred severiy for this oversight.
THE smiths Predominant.
The United States has in its official employ
1876 smiths, oO5 Browns, s2 Johnsons, i5i
Joneses, Isl Day iSes, 5.5 ThUmpsons, 2j2 AL
lens and lis Bakers.
4 Change of kectOr> at EmpOTia.
Emporia iedgei.l6.l
We are informed that ather Heyde, Of our
Catholic church, will remove from Emporia
during Use summer, and that his place will
be filled by Father Perry.
su.an'. Town l. Growing.
[Wichita Beacon, Isl
Nj. NJ. Hellar made a trip, last week, TO the
new town Of Anthony, in Harper county, of
which town he is a stockholder. Everything
is lively in that vicinity. The county is rap
IDLY settling up and the city of Anthony is
expanding.
Another New Paper.
GWyandoite Gazette, III
the first number OF the "Wyandotte County
Emiqrans- (why didn't they call it Immi-
grant p is out. II is an eight page paper, de-
voted to the immigration integests OF Wyan-
dotte county, and is gotten up in 3 manner
creiitable to its publishers, Messrs.Armstrong
4 Meyer, the real estate agents.
The Frost Near Waterville.
blue Valley Telegraph, III
In some localities the vegetation was nip
ped by the frost last week. Potatoes with
some other tender plants were cut down on
the bottom lands. but SO far we have heard
of no damage 10 the fruit crop. The peach
crop is well advanced, and without some I'M
usual occurrence, there will he the largest
Northern KanSaS
The Topeka Hand Uniformed I'm Con-
federate Gray.
Lawrence Tribune, III
The eXcursionists for Leavenworth left here
filled coaches. They were accompanied by
the Topeka Cornet Rand, " hich made avery
nice appearance in their Confederate gray
The tram was In charge OF Joe hhish'' hisht
operator at Topeka.
Harvest lses ins Next Week.
Lawrence Standard, H.
o W tni0i ~ ,"e -. -.
eo""'S nave "oo'' Ai,''"e'
me se' ".'tnei h',e oi ,,.e
wheat anu 'liat gram - nn'ns ou. iap'u,S.
Hu''i vi II VIZ :. .i =. w
i'''.t POI VI =. -
M" '.'' '"'
...r Wa,
TSamaha Counrv RauubIidan- III
Those who had taken down their heating
stoves ana put'o the'r he''Ny ciouiihg' hiia
reason To repento Oh their h">te last sunday.
Eetier leave your stoves up all summer than
run such early risks oil catchihS graveyard
cold.
Tar n a Remedy sor White Glover.
lWyandotte Gazette, Ill
Nearly one hundred cows have died here
this spring from eating too much white
clover. il Il said that handfu' OF hay, sat
"r"'ec VII" pm "a, anu p '"os ~ .e oo"
ipou'"' ai'., :. ,,', op , "'
va tOf'' 80
thS 'air - - 0S'N 'SNN-- ~ - "o's' ~ '1s