The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12
The County officers in carriges,

was then continued est TO Third street,
no' l'o u ~ on ihhd 10 Delaware, and thence west
~ mat thoroughfare TO the Opera House
mere the banners of the various societies
M ,sklhs part III the Procession were deposited.
ne reslnental bDd OF the l9ih L. s. n
'sntry then conducted tue Metropolitan
duaTdS and the Turner society 10 tneir re.
spectIVe quarters.
THE PARADE WAS A GREAT SUCCESS,
snu an taxing part looked aud did well. The
lE- bodies were frequeniiy compii mentei
ind ""Ie deserving IDe attention they re.
c,lNtu- Marsha Carples and sde--de- camp
SivhhuS and Mallory attended careful ~ 10
every detail ara the manag. Iu.nt of the en-
= Irs aEalr was superb, even To the smallest
utIall- IL has been many a day since Lesv
enw nth, the scene OF 50 many psgeant,, has
witnessed Il tine dispIsy, nor one whi. h was
the recipients Of ~ M ny compliments Ey-
cry thlhs ran a. smoothly as could ne desirC d
pl,te.
DECORATION.
To give our readers abroad an adedus ate
iGea OF the extent of the decoration, ETC. dis
played ON our streets yesterday, the follow .
lLg IlSt, by streets, of the b. .siness bouses
decorated has been prepared
IN GENERAL.
Many private residences all over the city
displayed The National coloTs The CoaTt
House mad flags from every spire sDd turret.
and the Cupoia wss surmoun ei with the
colors of Germany and the L Bited states.
fhe cnuuty ell wss also iine ally adorned
with flags, while tn fire depart M ut WIS COW
erred v ltn them, ana mad, IN addition. a huge
siN'y-ipot sign, with the words 'Firs De-
par nenL-A eicon.," being just oyer the
doors.
MAIN sTREET.
TIE Collins House. CatIin & Knox, ]. w.
Pow-n * Co.. and +. Hensley & 20. display ed
coioTS.
Tue Laavenworth Bag Factory, eminentIy
"a
fia-S.
The Planters House. which the visitors
stopping there pIo-Ounced an excellent no.
tel, Was decorated.
TIE lower end Of Main street, in several
places, diSplaye3i e3idiecoratious.
THE ZINES office was, % course, appropri-
a'e J deCoTa Cu-
DELAWARE sTREgE.
The Ean.as city, st. Joseph 4 Council
Biufl-, the Kansas Central, The Chicago, RUcK
Island * Pacific and the Missouri Pacific
railway ticket offices all Displayed coIors.
J. II. ketcheson, L tarpies, :. Bartelone
II. l.. Blck ford, u. y. Crowley, L7sveBwoEth
Novelty Work, George A. Eddy, H. a.
Shields Armstrong x Kellogg, j. Deckleman,
Manson X Burrows both ON delaware and
, hoe aw streetsJ, VI. ReIcher, Western Union
Telegraph Company, T.. q. Fieeliny. f.
Humphreys & 10, /. hothenberg & Co, {. J.
smith * Co., The Press, X. 6eiga, X. Rivers,
A. REM J r. ocnme!zer. %. {. Men ary, Mrs
Van FOSSIL, q 81 C!HIr, MIS-. IIOckuart, +. F.
Henry, simmons 4 Staiger, FIR Ritter, Far
Toli Bros, VI LiIHb-r, GO dsmith & Gal =,
J.. j. Richards, ii. Bruegsen, A Beiga, u. +.
Thompson, Fred A. Miller and ] WollInan,
all had d-coratiNns, proiu-e IN quantity
b. VI. Tanner. at his whoiess e fIuIt depot,
was aIs q decorated.
Stevens x Gariigues, reliable dealers IN
wagon material, derOratt q both OF their
rooms, on opposite side Of the street
The Brown Medicine tom pany, as whole.
soled As their medicines are reliable, we've
decorated.
Loft, rrFN. gFRgr had hs.gr -
ful sircn over the street ana a banner contai n :
ing the following. 'Wer chJ liebt weib,
wein und yesang, der bent Elm Earr sein
leD; n lang"
Ine arocer's Supply Company had 4 tasty
arrangement of ii tgs ami buuIings.
x. y. Hurshfield's wholesale jawelry house,
with Its gay stTeamers, elegant flags, bunting
etc, made "A handsome appearance
J-mes Foley. gas litter, appreciated the sit
uaIiun iUily in his display
a handsome flag, 2OI 90 feet, tossed TO and
fro oV'f the procession AS II pa sed by Robtrt
kei.h x Co.'S, furniture esta Iishment This
firm 20 made IA handsome display in their
windows.
Tis arch over the street at the corner Of
Third street, was inde. d el' CANT, and / y
many fesroons, wreaths, banners etc,
eIIuifed much praise.
J. r. Richards * Co., had their who esale
hsrG ware store well decorstei with colors
and bunting, and received many visitors.
Ii. Rothchid the halter, had not only a
fine display OF coiors, but of goods as well.
AbeTnathy Bros. decorated with flags,
etc, and also display ed the many
beautiful sJy les of furniture and carpets 10
good advantage.
John Seeker. the clothier showed his pub.
lie spirit as usua! by his handsome decora-
tions
rern berton & Meade's shoe store had its
full share of q ducoratious.
Frank ScOoI TOOK advantage OF the occasion
aside from decorating with co or> To di>p ay
hi stock of dry goods TO "A host of customers.
Charles Nelson did his Cuiy by making
a fine GC coTatiOn.
Stern bros, put n business aspect upon
their part Of decorations by adding fine dis
play of mi inery goods.
Chase Bros, decorated profusely, and enter
tanned many visitors.
Samuel DuGswoGIh * Co., attracted general
ltJent. on 10y the handsom. interior Oi their
book and stationery establishment
J. A. Thomas decorated and entertained
,ustomers as well as his merchant tailoring
palace.
while admiring their display Of oolors, the
Try goods display Of weaver l. email attract
ID more general attention.
FttsheI * SchunemGn Il justice to the &C.
'aS!On, and displayed their stock OF dry
goods to "A good advantage.
the German Bank WIS surmounted with
he cplOr> OF Germany.
J. II. FOSIer-n.ver nOwn to be behind in
nyti ing-dIsplsyed boih cOloTs and goods
N a mcTItoriuuS manner
Ths sarstOSt Saloon decorated neatly and
veil.
'. W. GRANGER hos his hardware store ap-
)rOpIiateiy decorated.
The jeweler establishment of Joseph ster-
iE z displayed bantiug and Il 'g>.
ID. A. Hook \ Co., auc.ionevrs, decorated
he exterior anu Interior Of their establish
neur,
Crew Bros made an elegant display both |
{ COlOTs and goods. and many glrnce> are |
EstOwed upon their handsome windows.
IlSley, SnITe X Co.'S bank was thoroughly |
:. Loewrnthal < Co. had q handsome exte-
al al nt NJ al 4
apartment We re tasIily arranged.
MOTgan's book store presented gay and /
ttractive trout, with a prOfus ON OF coIOrs
5 well goods.
Thomas Leonard arranged the coIors well |
4 front of his building, and Of course the
ispiay of queensware, etc, in the interior
aS magnificent.
j. {. Clark K Co. had fl ne flag in front of
heir qUeensware house, anu the interior |
ever displayed Itself TO better advantage.
Il acker & Rupptrt's brewery was hand
'mely decrated, Of course. as they are true
Eugene Chaplin had fiue decorations cov-
ing his CO Il and wood yard.
MessrS. Woilmau, Miller, Thompson, |
eonaId, Vim DAVIS, Fred Zimmerman and
L. Clark & Co. had n fine arcn of we.cOme
the corner OF Fifth and pe..~are streets.
HCflm9n's music store WAS handsomely
SHAWNEE STREET. IL
]. Il. Marshal, Mrs. Baly, Grand Central
ahes, f. A. Nitche, John B ringer. Mrs.
Il Pugh, NJ. a. Kelley, Mrs. Weber, A. NJ |
einert, Mrs l.. torsad, Mr.. Martin. r.
Shoemaker and Adoiph Baun, John
Diz, Jacob kupz, Peter Nolz, Miller & MIL
r, broadway stock Yards, Chris. Schu- c
1T, No. 75o, John a.. PIowman, Charles
j ID. CaIbough, Harris & Ros-
berg, Ado Hunnius. Deimonico Restau-
nj, J Boxmsnn, q. Brown, NJ, A. Wohl- |
I'M, +. Michael, Henry Deckelman, Man. I
n's cncus oveity..Exchange, Gordon. res Il
lrant, John Madushka, A. 1rocons. II. A. C
ilken, st. james Hotel, Shawnee Bakery u
d BIttmsn, Taylor & Co., all decorated.
scott Bros. added 10 their decorations with d
Inc display OF wal paper
'eter Berry decorated and entertained
any friends at has liquor store. +
'neo. EeersGori's drug tore Was handsome | e
and he had many visitors to see b
fine interior n
'hsrleS Be sser's saloon had profusion of Il
gs displayed. and "a handsome arcn crossed II
street in front Of his pleasant psrloTs. A
ohm Grund, the merchant tailor, decorated II
etly, but with good taste. %
rank ZIpp, the boot and shoe merchant, | n
,orated Ian gely and with Judgment. IC
'elf's '-tar OF the West saloon presented
andsome appearance, being adorned with
- Of all siz.. and ,.hnN. tb.. \