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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

The people Of Leavenworth are under
lasting obligations to Mr.. ]. b. Pond, Tor
having been instrumental in atiording them
the pleasure Of listening to sermon last
Sunday BY Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Mr.
Pond was for a long time citizen OF Leav'
euworth, and still has hosts Of friends here
who will not fail to remember, pleasantly
hi, efforts in their behalf during the last few
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
THE KELLY MOTOR.

An expert has examined Keely's motor,
and reports that the machine is made pom
derous to deceive the public, as the ''vapor
is nothing more than compressed air, ex-
erting pressure Of about 200 pounds to the
square inch instead Of 1900, which Keely
claimed
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
..SaNE HOLME.''

A correspondent of the San Francisco
Chronicle says "Helen Hum" now Mrs. VIM.
S. Jackson, Of Colorado, is the author oil
"Mercy Philbrick's Choice" and "Hetty
Strange History" OF the "No Name Series,
and the author of the stories and sketches
signed "Saxe Holme."
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

still. until 1852, when Kansas will have at
least double is present J. amber Of r presenta-
tIves in Congress. Mr.. Haske 4 has thus far
shown iiniss,f 20 be true and worthy ser
Want OF the people, AID the pla:nest rules OF
good sense and pa54ic policy demand that he
should DE retained a: least another term in
the position he is now filling with SO much
Z ,..,.I,,rftx- and satisfaction
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

A writer in the January number OF the
Edinburgh Rerier gives as ian anecdots
which came under our observation" that
when Mr.. Seward was in London he va:
we'll received, and dinner given to him,
and, further, he was told that, if it wa:
agreeable to him, nothing would be easieI
than to present man of his distinction to
Lords Palmerston, Lansdowne, and Other
leading men. But Mr. Seward replied
"No, sir; 1 don't wish to make their &C
quaintance. There was Mr.. Sumner, who
came to England and saw a good deal Of
your aristocracy l believe they we're very
civil to him; but in our country it did hin
a great deal Of HARM"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
Amenities OF Journalism Among sias
Rig Fellows.


The newspapers that are belittling the
attempts of Secretary Schurz to bring the
,, timber thieves TO Justice are the same that
denounced Secretary Bristow and first and
foremost among these is the St. Louis
Globe Democrat, whose senior proprietor cor
rupted internal revenue officials, and spent
several months in Jail for defrauding the
government.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
a local Excjtemens i'm Washing ton
County.


Some malicious person sent a ~, cial tele-
gram 10 ti.v - Ja-epu Gazette, date Il last sun
day, stating that 1. NJ. y Lc.l bav.., treasurer
OF this county, Ead been gIgestGd Tor being
deiaultcT IN his OitIyv. y more " u iul and
Il.t aclOtIS Gas vnJOd could scarce y have been
conceived. Hon h. tias,S. PROBATE Judge,
as >led by the legally appointed examiners,
have. This we, k made their quart riy ,Naml-
ma ION Of the trtt~ur1r'> Uiii,e stS required by
law. and tueS have fOunu not On.N the tuIl
amount Ut cash ia the treas ry SuOwu 10y
the Da.igHceS, but an &cIu 4 Surplus OF St1-.11
whoa SUTp.u> rtpgvSeHt> the >sItaTS and ICES
OF Ihe treasurer. Ihe party y hO sent the 5ilS-
patch j. we'll known here and the dnlmUS
that u>t gated hIm 10 tLc dsl>t-rtly act can
not be HI.>-utrrl r,ted- We learn that Mr.
Ach HbEcu' VIII az one Institute .e-aI pro-
crguGu-> against the ~ dUsrp pa GGzt,te Tor
Eb-l. No ore KluUS our county lr, HSUrrr
cDu q ut missed il.to making such a "a ~c and
S.IUlr.uU- statement NJ. Ac..vI. bach / as
D. .u Unfortunate. Ia sons Of l.lS ba>luCSS re-
.srjIons, and Is liable 20 us a. loser 20 some X
tr.t, bat the people Of TN county mty TEST
assured ttst- nv y 90 Hsrsr De- defJtittT % the
O9,OJtdu u one cs.t. His private .ortuue Is
pie To cover Three tIIu-> over cVtrN dollar
OF his loss :, and every dime vail be freely
devoted, II need be, 10 maIaJ.iin his integrity.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

From conversations with farmers we learn
that much of the corn i unit tor seed some
OF II was spoIleI by remaining in the field All
winter. and some of IL by heating IN the
cribs. Unless care il used in selecting seed,
II Will be impossible to secure "A good stand
Examine the germ OF the seed anu SEE that II
il sound. Also, only use the largest ears ol
corn. and only the grains from the middle OF
the cob. The butt OF the ear ana the tip,
where the grains are small or badly formed,
make poor seed. Most farmers Know this,
Iur Ul N..rl. t,..ar
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
The Citizens Of LeavenSSOrth Con
graduated.



Col. ID. r. Anthony has been confirmed as
Postmaster of the city of Leavenworth, not
withstanding the cowardly attempts TO de-
feat him. The citizens Of that city are to be
congratulated upon having an office SO well
kept as the postoffice of that city is. The peo-
pie of Leavenworth on hearing the news OF
Col. Anthony's confirmation turned out en-
Dadsse and serenaded him at his residence.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
A German Book Nearly Three Hum
dred Year, Cid.
Fort Scott Monitor, 80. I

Mr.. A Graft received an o. d book YESTERDAY
from Tuuunsen, Germany. Tue book lisa
large Que, aud upon the back has this title:
.Blngr FEuring. Chronic Anonymous
Tnurin. CseSchiInte, 1888 and l'Sj," IL j.
rrplyte with historical lore, and must be- OF
great Interest to I'd hts OF history. The
Il ST portion of IL was printei in lJ9 and the
after in I6>j The book has very ancient
appearance but b - u We'll preserved IL
/, an old fam V r. Ic, and was sent To Mr..
Graf by his ~I>ter-Iu law line printed IN
r a on tn title PAGE has held its color r.
mn IL. ,fIlY well
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
ss .hc H,u.ter. Amouna. TO Nothing

All the bluster of Beaconstield and the
war party, and all the fervor Of the public
opinion hostile TO Russia, fails TO convince
the London peace men that there will be
fight. The organs OF this party very frank
Nv declare their belief that England is no
| match for Russia single-handed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
Germany. Displays Hel
strength.
Naval

The formidable display of naval strength
made by Germany in the vicinity OF Mica
raguan ports proved too much Tor the weak
nerves OF the latter Government, and 1t has
accepted the conditions imposed in satisiac-
ton of the slight upon the honor and dig
nity of the German Empire.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
Yours Truly,
NJ

WM. n. PAGE.
"a Eph. 4, ll-l3 The end sought.
~ Tim. 4, l5-l7. So far as book con-
cerned.
(S) Phil. 4, 8. RELIGION AND MORAL
ITY.
1. Man building, aim.
II. Morality, the separate steps.
LIST. What is morality?
Obedience to law?
The philosophy of obedience
ID. Five spheres of Law, or gradations Of
morality.
/. Physical-body and matter.
2. Social-domestic and society.
8. Economic-occupation.
( Civil.
5. Spiritual, or usually called Religion.
III. Applications.
~ The reliability and comprehensiveness
Of Religion.
(2) The true function Of THE BIBLE.
(3) Conformity of religion with PHrLos-
oPHY AND RIGHT REASON.
a. Doctrine of sinfulness.
(5) Regeneration.
(6) Holy spirit-perfect matter, perfect
schoolmaster, Gods gentleness, unity.
ca Is religion put into men suddenly, OF
q education?
ul-New works in old clock case !-ol
maden-9oi.gt sckoa?
(s) L. common morality of any value be
fore God?
Mistake of ministers under false impres
riou.
(9) Value of what are called "Means OF
Grace" doctrina-Preaching- =
(lO) True ground Of union. Never of
1. doctrines; govefnments and ordi
nanoes; bat surely on CR's gaees and el~
ea1g.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

The friends of Gov. Phelps are alarmed
at the determination of the Nationals to run
Legislative ticket in this State. 1t will
complicate the Senatorial struggle consider.
ably. Then there will be Prohibition
ticket, too; but We presume the Governor
thinks he is entitled to the support OF the
Prohibitionists.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
We are Buying I'm our Foreign In
deblednesSs
Missouri Republican, IL

missouri Republican, IL
The return of our bonds from Europe is
good sign instead of bad one. The
bonds come back to pay for the excess OF
exports which foreign countries are buying
from us. The return shows that We are
buying up our debts, and, according to the
secretary of the treasury, it will facilitate
instead Of retard resumption, notwithstand-
ing the croakings of the Eastern press.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
ISferlinp Bulletin. March D.

TSterling Bulletin, March ISL
Col. d. Il. Anthony has been confirmed a,
postmaster of Leavenworth. The appoint
ment of the editor of THE TIMES to be his OWL
successor, evidently gave satisfaction TO the
people of Leavenworth, We judge, by the
hearty serenade they gave him on the receipt
of the news ofllis confirmation
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
70 Course, they are ali an Favor Of IL
lBeloit q zette, 3o.i

We are in receipt of circular in which
Governor Anthony rises to explain" that
he is not opposed to the silver question.
Well that is Just the way with all OF them.
Before the bill became law it had scores
of enemies, but now that it is law, all are
in favor of it and this rising to explain
coming so late is too thin; better far to claim
that YOU always favored it.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

On Wednesday afternoon last, this section
was visited by one of the most Say,r,. EY;I
storms We ever witnessed. Hail stones M
some places covered the ground TO an inch or
more ia depth, some oi which Were as i1lr,.,.
as hickory nut. A mile or 50 south OF town
il WAS more severe, and hail STOKES as large
as hens eggs were seen. We have learned OF
no great damage beyond the breaking of WIN
dow glass. Whether it has injured crops Or
fruit we have not heard.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
SERMON.

Our regular Tuesday morning sermon Is
contributed, to-day, by the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecner. His discourse, delivered q
the Baptist church on Sunday morning, Is
given in full, in our columns, reported by
II G Hollister, Esq stenographer.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
Another Iisby story About n Dream.

IN4''y NVN'I1<- - 7-'7N'TF 'asTtN.I g7.I
n good story comes irCm we Creeks town.
ship about a dream til John Baker Dire m
I'd. JOun >Oiu "A tIIAb, ol.1s.n last weeS, and
in the quiet watches Of the night u- saw q
vision. \ Tall and sttre!y Indian appeared
before him and said, johnnie, tAeT.' a pot
o. money on that claI - or words To that
effect. lie then described the location OI a
huge stone which was marked with tie ca
ball>tIc figures, Ia7u. Under this was HnOthe-
stone, anu under this was 10 be found tttt
swag in ineXEaustIbIe quantities. John told
his dream, the stone wsS found, and at last
acc UNITS the entire population of Five Greeks
neIghborhood were ON the ground digging
Tor the pot of gold
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
This il "A .sGhundering COnVessa"h
40 far rs Hc is Concerned.
Isl. Louis Tunes, IL

Henry Clay Dean is not credited with a
snecial fondness for water, but he has been
delivering series OF temperance speeches
lately which are pronounced the cleanest
and clearest on the subject ever spoken In
the West.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
Undoubtedly the Best I'm the State
ISalina

The Leavenworth TIMES is undoubtedly the
leading journal of the West. Every farmer
who wants to keep himself posted in regard
to politics, general or State news, crops, stock
and market reports would do well to have
this paper sent TO his address.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
4 3I.sJssr VSsEia Iae confederation OF
lEs.ni.rants.

IoN"HSAA NfoNe ne PuSilS"H x DcihOcrat, ~-I
since the beginning of the appraisement of
the kaw lands, i'm provements have been con-
sts'nt.y made by settlers ON lanus not pre-
Niously settled upon. In many instances
'tiis h;,s b. en- the ease whore lands have al
ISauy oeeIi passed over and appraised IL is
the ut>!re OF the Commission 10 have all I'M
proNeihellts, made up 10 tue time OF closing
tue report listed ami appraised, and the
rights oi tue settler may be iuily protected
aud his interest more IhoEou..t.lv guar. ed
In order that this may b. NOR. thoroughly
and CORRECTLY done, IL l. Necessary tnat SIT
tiers making improvements after the COM
mission have appraised their lauds shouiu
make a report OF these improvements To the
Commission, stating their nature aud cost
In this manner justice viii Dc done in ali
cases. The WORK Will continue Tor some
weeks Vet, and IL will hot be completely
| closed up until about the nrSt OF May, giving
ample time for all To make iull reports
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
SUOMI EV.yE..GE.
The following euro Is probably ths nnosS
remarkable ever e6ec.oci hy AIRY u1eeI-
cal preparation for Sao treatment OF
CGt1Tga:

GSgrsne1.-Tr 0-eN- r--ffo- .r1- r ave had Ca
tarr Tor ten years. and FOR thr i5t * years have
deaf, had buzz.u, IN Tie head T4irz across the tenn.
pie, dizzy p.!is. weak IU.t pa ifuI eTls swollen
severe pain SsrGs ~ eli. ard sgr-y iHdcaifsn;
Of consumptiDu. NF lHai a"ard all the time. Tho
throat flist c1ull no. kecpIhein free Frcgucnt.y
at nigit w9uld spr.ag out OF , d. IL seemed To
recour-c T. every urcnz . nv power 10 di.lod1c
The mucous from ny throat aid head before being
onss az ard d Il n fS yesfs ~
could with difficulty swalloy. finally consulted an
but at his request postponed It. The constant in
tanmeti n and liberation In my throat caused by
ne poi,onou. matter dropping down firm my head
ed incessantly,-a deep. hard cough. Meanwhile,
mysystem began 10 showthe efcctsofthis disease.
SO that lost flesh. grew pale. and showed every
symptom Of an early death by Consumption. when
matters had reached thisstage or about six months
ago, beg an the use OF sAsroRD's RADICAL CURn
FOR CATARrH. After using the first bottle began
20 improve rapidly The frst dose seemed TO clear
my he ad as had not known II TO be for years. j.
seemed gradually to arrest the discharges. 10
topped my cough IN three asags. BY using il as a
ingIfmy tonss. SO that they ased 20 trouble
me- The soreness across my chest disappeared,
and svery symptom Of disease that had reduced md
ofsasronD's RspicaE cuEr rps carsRr fn'
have been thus explicit tscAuss, a. druggist,
Ihsysseen great deal OF suffering from catarrh.
remedy.
am familiar with the Treatment. Of Catarrh
practised by the best physicians. and have consult
ed the most eminent about my case. have used
every kind Of remedy and apparatus that have ap-
peared during period rt SIX years pas.. and have
while following their use. taken great care OF M
general health, hut obtained no relief or encograg
u-nt from any Crthrm-
BosToS, Feb. % 80. GEO. =. DlSSMOl.E-
ecyToLK. "a. FEB. .. fss3
Then personally appeared the said George =.
Dinsmore. and made cath thai the foregoing state
ueat hT Lfru =qFzar. hast = r-tra. lf=fOre me,
sGTH ,. I.IJEAs. Justice Of the Peace
Each package contains Dr sarford's Improved
lnhaling Tnbe. with iul directions for use in all
cases. Price, 81 90. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists throughout the Cnitea statrs
WEEKS POTTER. General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists. Boston. Mas.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
A E.arGc Portion of Them Came fro'


The Philadelphia Press OF March 70, de-
votes two columns to extracts from Kansas
papers illustrative of the immense and I'M
precedented immigration flowing into our
sister border STATIC A very large per cent.
of this human tide comes from Pennsylva-
MIA
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

The Chicago Tribune thinks the working.
woman's hotel at New York promises to be
a great convenince to women who haven't
got to work
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
Kimsley sadly in Need Of Dwelling
Houses.
rKinsley Republican, 30 ]

We want and need at once in kinsley at
least a score of business houses to rent, ana
twoor three times that number OF dwellings,
all of which would find occupants as soon :
completed. The fact Is the town Is fuii 81
people all the time, waiting To rent place.
OF shelter. and are unable TO find any. The
Iast arrival of one hundred p.opie, destined
for HOdgman county, were compel Il Z" rent
"a stable to accommodate a portion of tue par
~ and the rest were allOwe'l To REMAIN ia
box cars till they could build and move 0t.t
We repeat, we want "a good many new build
ings Any person having c-PiiaI' by COMING
here and putting up a HW Hpu>fs 10 fei',
will find a safe and perm mt lnye tfucnt
for his money at "A iaIg's lCIc- ntaSe- Vow Is
the time to reap the sD.dsu harvest.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
A Rather InpIeasani situation for u
WyanGOsse " oman.


Rachel Carleton, a white woman, who is
the mother OF five or six children, and whose
husband, George Carleton, has been to Cali
fornia for the past two years, gave birth To
negro Child on Sunday of last week. As 10
was known she had been eHeieHte, and no one
had seen the child, suspicion was aroused
that she had mad way with it, ON SUNDAY
sheriff Ryus, accompanied by his deputy, ID.
NJ. Ward. and Coroner, DIR. Hoilant, went "ut
to investigate the matter. She told the sheriff
, that she had had "A miscarriage, and that the
child was born dead. and that she had buried
IL in the hen-coop. The body was dug up, and
proved 10 be thai of "A III Lee infant, fuI de-
We oped, and weighing about tw I've pounds.
An inqu.s WAS held and verUict returned
that the child came 10 Its deaJh from CAUSES
unknown to tine JGTy.
Mrs. Carleton is "A woman between p and
10 ears of age, and came 10 this cuu ~ ia
1900 from CHrrsltOn, Missouri. At that time
sue was very handsome, but dressed lIiile
loud for married woman and expressed
great contempt for ''ni. gers" IeT husband
went into the amy, and curing lis absence
rUmOr SAID she WAS entirely TOO intimate
with some culuIed males residing near Quin-
dIEO.
No physician attend. Il her during her sick
Ness, ana no person but herself ever saw tie
child uutii 10 was dug up. Two y1uu- 2iTis
testified before the tOrUueT'- Jury To hearing
a. infant rTy about Two o'clock on Sunasy.
\nIlr..-f rs been made
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

y IS feared that the us- Of bis h~l.s IS forev-
& some TIA r.!i lose b. VEAL IF his lfu-
=, - e STIR :. .. SID. 81 Ms holy j. also
very @ ) orrlrG. To-day he has q hIga
f-vtI a-il - IN guite = critical Condition.
Wen rig e, !lsr door VS. Ogc4et 20 >Iap,,S
Cs'n,e T,,sii'I.-s u-f ; NsaIeF was Thrown DOWN,
BAT the burning %! ao-.tsd upon u, ANA the
h,.u--- Nrr- Last reaching he tarHvt OF san
tvId'S b1sniDls nuIt. HeTe was danger in the
sIspl pi aNpiuSiOn, but dow rushed the
IL. Il, 1at by otCeT ntie.Jn~ than wafer sue
c..l.s-l II nutnch mo The flames.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
.sThe Old lkcliable.s'

THY s5CIItfIINI' VI
NE. Stevens, representing the old reii-
able Leavenworth TINES, spent several days
in Uavs this week.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

ecyYoLK.ss. FEB. 2. issl
Then personally appeared the said Georg. =.
Dlnsmor- aud mad. oath that thc foregoing state
meat BIZ him -Gbs~r hot = true B-fOre me.
sETH ,. I.IJGAs. Justice Of the Peace.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
Notwithstanding the Usual Opposi


IGarnett PIaindeaIer, 2.
Col. ID. r. Anthony has been confirmed as
Postmaster at Leavenworth, notwithstanding
the usual opposition to him by his enemies
ai home
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04

A terrific prairie fire ragged north of town
on Tues.isy last, sweeping almost everything
before 1t. Mr.. Enoch Megready lost MS SUI
IusbeIs of misunderstanding with other
nTop.rty, and had IL not been for timely as
distance, he would lost all of his hogs.
Also another fire ragged along West Creek
one day last week, destroying large quantities
of corn, OATS hay, stables, hogs, fences, IN fact
leaving some of the farmers in that section
entirely destitute. The names of the prlncI-
p.tI sufferers were handed Us, but have been
Ini>laid, and we only recollect thOs'. OF e.. III.
Lewis and j. II. LOofbourrow among the
principal ones. Here are two warnings
against setting out prairie fires, yet IL seem,
TO be UNDECIDED, IL almost every spring, thou
sands of dollars worth oil property isdestroyed
whether from careles>neS-, or devil may
-<.r .Ia-s II. Tn.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
The Gan Kennedy Iried on hieyes u
Conc0raia.


Last Thursday night, while everything
rnyd quiet and peaceful Ia our little city,
che or TWO robbers might have been seen, nj
were seen, going around nom house To house,
pEyIug Up WINDOWS ia orirr 10 effect an entry
but from what we could learn, the poor fell
lows diJ nor succeed very we'll Iyeir last
attempt NE-tt J.. +. Convey boarding house,
G lied the X. i. House. DurIu- the HIguu
NiE>. Convey was aroused by a cold bres ~
blowing into her room, aud size at once
awakened her husband, tesllu- Hgm that the
windows were up anu Iaat there mu be
some one III the house. Convey jumped ont
OF bed, ca. lcd u couple Of buarucIs IL has as
>I>iauce, and then searched Tie ADusr, but no
Que could b. iOt.uu. All hands returned 10
| their bydS ai,cr putting down The windows,
Convey tfklUS his >nUJ gun with him Ia the
course of an nuuT tie r. low was seen At the
window trying to raise 10. Convey, after
watching bIin while, raised his gun and
nryd. Tine lei. DW was Throw M up bis
| arms, and 1t the same Time a cry wss- ht ard
| bat the thirI managed TO make good his
| escape. The neNs morning Cove y found That
MS pocket book was missing. bEJ there WIS
bat very little money in II.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-04
4 New Will To be Built on the Verdi
Lwoodson County News !

We are informed that John L. Mitchell Il
Sons are getting ready TO Duild large meT-
chant mill on the Nrr,I1gIis river, between
Greenwood City and Toronto, on the tue OF
WoOdSOn and Greenw God counties. Miss Mag
gle 4. itchell. who, from a local in the LeaN-
enworth Times, We notice has recently grad
utted with honor from the Mount ST Mary
Academy OF that city, has granted a power OF
attorney TO her father To erect the same, using
her land for that purpose. Work on the stone
dam will be commenced about the 10Th proS-
limo under the direction of MIR. Robert Daily
an experienced mason, assisted ny Mr.. Mitch
ell. The mil will BE- OF great beuetit Ia tins
section of country, and We hope To see the
work pushed rapidly forward To completion