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sugar Beets In Marion County

Mr.. NJ Rugg. of this township. has quite
patch of sugar beets planted this ea,on,
ana proposes TO give them a thorough test
The manufacture of beet sugar is big enter
prise in certain portions of the country, and
there is no reasoa why IT should not become
SO here. II Mr.. Riggs test proves a success.
and il looks now as tn ough IL would be, a
mandatory Will be Started in this place
providing the citizens exhibit the requisite
amount VI enter prise 1t strikes US mat IL
would be q good idea Tor The agricultural
Society to take hold OF this mater and de.
yelop IL a much a. DO Isl Gle,
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Hay for Win ter Feeding.

tounciI Grove Republican.
There are hundreds OF tons OF nay in Nor
ris county, besides any quantity Of Other
mat. rial, for winter stock Ieeding. Hay can
be bought here very cheap. In some neigh
boring localities, particularly in Usage coun-
ty, The supply of stock feed is reported
sno l. They can get Gil they want by COM
ing Ia Morris county. Mr.. James ASH, near
Be- man, Informs Us that himself and neigh
bors al. Lave large quantities Of hay To sell ,
while OF cnrL feeder and other iced they
have a lsrgesuppiy Men who have cattle
should take this matter into consideration
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
Gdleeklu Gimes
CITY NEWS.

THE carpenters work upon the New Opera
House, suspended by reason OF the acciden,
by the failing of the scaffolding Thursday
1 as not been resumed. The victims of IN.
accident are all progressing IavorabIy.
MOTHER says the baby is fretful, bat If the
baby could talk, it would say ii had pam
Relieve the pain by giving DIR. Bulls Baby
syrup. an innocent but effectual remedy
Price "a cents IA bottle.
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W GutiPrfit gxansas

The prolific character Of Kansas soil has
been sung time and agsi2 but one of the
best Instances afforded ofthe wonderful pro.
ducts which the soil will bring forth is afford.
ed by mammoth specimen OF the egg
plant brought in 10 THE TINES bv yic,o,
NsndeT>tficat, the gardener at the corner ot
DaEOtah and Nineteenth streets. The specI.
in'-h Wclsl luliy SIX pounds, aud Mr., V
says mat u would have attained a much
larger growth II rain had come at the prone
Time twin brother OF tire plant nuf q
tribe smaller, accom- panied the one lift he-e
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11

Il I = ;
tor L. \ TT. asuryl. Attorney .Iu ,,,,.u-
seIlor 2t Law, 70 Grant Place, Wa hin stnn ID
e. HSving been Third Auditor OF the United
states Treasury for six ears l am thorough
~ familiar with the course of business before
the Government Departments Special at
.entiou given TO the Sediments of accounts
of all Government Officers Postmasters
Narshals, Mail Contractors and others. WI
practice before the supreme Court of the I.
y, Court of Claims, PdteDt Office, General
Land Office, &c &c Refers tn Hon samuel
r. Phillips, solicitor general U -; Hon. Jas
G'.iliin, Treasurer of The U. 3; Hoa. j. N
McGrey, Sixth Auditor U. Treasury.
liy2fwlyl
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The news q the death al Holton Oh Thur
day OF Wallace Scott, well known here,
reached this city yesterday. The funeral OF
the deceased took place on Friday. Mr.. Scott
was married to Miss Matte Guion of this
city, and was for a long time ia the employ
meni Of J. r. Richards & to. HIS death will
extended 20 Mrs scott
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
sand Burrs.

Nichita Beacon,
some effort should be made by the city to
extirpate the sand burrs. They are becom-
inga decided Nuisance ard unless rooted
out will take the town Some of the side
walks Ia the .ident portion OF the city are
almost overgrown with them. When they
rpen they viii be excessively annoying TO
pedestrians, especisllyto ladies' They are
even invading the yards and lawns, much 10
to the nurt OF the blue grass
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
Going Too Far.


A train OF wagons passed through town on
Tuesday making their way eastward. With
al the advantages Of the great Southwest, II
is not sufficient to satisfy ali the various
grades of taste of the thousands who immi-
CRATE there. There is a restless, unsettled ele-
menI in all countries, who, like the migratory
birds, are ready to change localities every
spring and fall. The Eldorado with such i
just before them, whether their faces are
turned east or west This migratory class is
q striking illustration Of the old adage that
a. rolling stone gathers no moss"
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failed, TO request to look over the hooks to
see what tne company was realizing for
their coal.
Since putting the above in type we learn
That The committee waited upon Mr.. Craig
superintendent OF the Cartoon Coal Com
pany, who said they might examine The
BOOKS OF the Office and II 4 was i.uud that
the miners were not getting what they were
entitled TO by agreement between themselves
ana the company, they should have an ad-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
lseOd Corn

Mr.. Harris, living near the mouth OF Little
Dutch creek, brought us, on last Monday. an
aImiul of corn from one of his fields, that
gets away with anything that We have yet
seen. One of the ears was Is inches long and
10 inches in circumference. We attempted to
count the kernels on the ear, but when We
had counted 100, We had to stop for dinner
and did not finish the JOO. Several parties
who have examined Mr.. Harris cOrnfi.ld Sd y
1 will .lsl bushels prra acre.
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THE BEST OF IT'S KIND.

I This il the case with the Mexican
Mustang Iinim cnt. Every maj.
Il brings inicllI-cu,roIa valuable horse
n saved. TIE agony az gu Egsi ~CsiG CC
3 burn subdueti, the HurrpIs ot EilCu-
mat.-m overcome, and OF "a Thousand
and-Ouc other blessings anil usrrlH-
performed by the OLD reliable Tc1-
] lean Mustang Imminent
All forms Of Gu'wuTl GIsCG. are
= sneeltIy cured nv I'm.
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Bogus Lightning Rods.


Lightning rod men have been travelling
through the country exhibiting samples OF
lightning rods and making contracts TO put
up the same kind of rods for SO much per
foot. and then putting up counterieiis which
has no value. This is obtaining money I'M
der false preteuse, and is swIndlIng or the
basest sorl. such rascals should be dealt with
summariiy and subjected 10 the discipline OF
toe peuItentiary uuJii they learn n trade by
which they could make an honest living.
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Free Fight.

a soldier became involved in a row yester-
day afternoon with Big Cora" cyprian
who rooSis at the Centennial" near the
union depot. The soldier Jared badly, as the
fallen angel tore his shirt entirely off and
brought the claTet from his nose. No arrests
were made. The affair created much excite
msnt aud no lille Amusement 10 those
around al that time
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Liberal Camp Meeting.

The Liberal camp meeting at Bismarck
Grove commences to-day and will continue
till the 18th inst. Extensive arrangement,
have been made to furnish accommodation
for all who may be present. All the leading
Liberal,sts of the country will be on hands
Excellent music, both vocal and jns;rumen.
tai, will be furnished. Transportation on
the raiIro ads has been secured At low rates
ana All the tents, equipments and buildings
used at The temperance camp meeting are
st,ll on the grounds for the use of the Liber.
ais. In addition to all tue attractions Of the
placs IL will afford an opportunity for d re.
union of all the Liberals Of the country and
Q cnsnce for them to become acquainted with
e0ch OF her.
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The New Club

Tue ne y wichita base ball club is new
organization of the ablest players OF the city,
composed Largely of the old Wichita nine;
and many citizens were of the opinion that
If the "Wichitas" had played the /" Western
Ih. game would have been the other way.
The game on saturday promises u be very
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11

The las. stone aud brick that composed the
new court house were laid on last Friday and
the slate root Will he put on Immediately.
II is a noble structure, of which, when it is
completed, the people o: both town and
county will be proud. Despite the predic-
tons of many who opposed the building tax,
81. 90 would TALL far short, and that an adj
dItloual tax would be ask for, the com mis-
sioners have engineered the matter in such
an economical and efficient manner that the
funds levied vii. iu ~ complete the buildiDg
and likely leave surplus.
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ACTEDEEC - TIE coal SHAFT
Intense Excitement for the Time BE
iHS-E:sport tnaI Two Hundred Men
Were Buried by the Gazing I'm of
the shaft.

| the shaft
| The most intense excitement prevailed in
this city Yesterday morning by a startling re-
! port which spread ike wiId-fire that the coal
! shat; had csved in, burying about two hum
| dreG men hundreds of feet below the ground
As the report spread throughout the city
IL sue led il lis proportions until II was said
that the mine WIS on fire, and that the mi
| nerS' situstion WIS most critical one, as
there was it;le possibility of getting them
out mill the majority Were burned 10 death
or suffered death from sun cation.
The scene which followed these rerorts
almost b ;Ilss description. Business houses
were sluioSl smptieu OF their occupants; the
idIers unon iht. streets we're no Eoneer TO be
seen and dive liugS were left empty, VIII lie
all hurried win rapid steps IN the direction
OF the cosl-shsfi. The news had spread with
fssTfuI r.pidIty among Inc miners families
and the Sf''sit vas Spnu suTTnuuue' with ,N-
cited women ard children. tire pum Der be-
lns iuyres sci .s"n moment ~ others who
arrived. ait dlsheVelei .uG weeping
That there Was IigIle use for such intense
feeling, TINS rep rt-r soon convinced
him>ei aud got al the exact iscss, which
were follows:
AT Just eig M O'Clock n cage Of coal which
wGs Toe ny boiSiei 10 The top 4 the s. aft sud-
denly gave way 10y rope beiog cut in TWAIN.
and the cage and CoGteutS isil shOut sew n
hundred feet TO the fotton uI The ,hsft
There were 10 men IL the Cage or ia the i'm
mediate line OF it, descent. hnOut two h'n-
dred men wer- in the shaft at the time, but
the HCcIdent only prevented them from resch-
ing the out-r world a. soon as they 9TH
erwlse wouid. As IL WAS, the last
m II was takeI up about seven O'Clock last
evening. coming up through the air shaft.
IL IL C aimed by competent authority that
he'd there be- n men In the cage the accident
would not have occurred, the clamps
would have caught tie cage. The great
weight OF the coal, however, would not per-
mii this
The damage viii be repaired immedia'eiv,
50 that wOrk Will beTeSumed ia very few
days.
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Inc superior quality Of the materials used,
and the perfection OF their manufacture. rem
dtfS Dr. Prices Fl4vorirg Extracts the finest
made They lmpart sUcn "a delicious taste 10
p'stIy, tir- Hnu are So whole. ONE and econ
DIT ei'u 'Aeili-
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KANSAS NEWS.

Very Zine. but Rather MOnOtonous.
Augusta GaZette.l
Wherever the prairie sod has been broken
enough Tor the seed of the sun-fower To ind
lodge ment, there Will be found an immense
growth of this plant In full bloom. We would
think there would be no trouble To have an
immense floral display at the picnic on the
IUJh inst, but not much could be said for the
variety.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11

On Tuesday Jesse Salisbury and Horace
Bosley, with complement of men, were
threshing wheat on the farm OF Rev. E. Kin
caid, of Grant township, with their steam
thrt sher. The regular engineer was away
and Mr.. Bosiey WAS attending the engine.
About two hundred bushels of wheat had
been thresned at three DC ock in the after.
nooI, and hauled away some distance WIN
the boiler exploded. setting tre TO the re
naming stsuck, entirely consuming them
ana also the tnTesher. 1he loss 10 Messts
salisbury and Sosiey Is over 81 coo, ana Rev,
kihcsid and Silas jerks, his tenant, mad
about three hundred bushels Of wheat burned
up. No one WAS fatally hurt butt Mr. Bo,-
ley and W. L. epangler wer- luiared some
what. Two other men had their h ats burned
IL was narrow escape foT ALL pi ces of the
boiler being thrown around in every direc
uon- The engine was supplied win a Sc l.
acting pump, and II II suppOsed II was detect.
i've. allowing the boiler 10 become empty,
which caused the explosion.
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clans. Druggists and Citizens.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

"Clears the Head and Throat no thoroughly,
that, taken in the morning on rising, tbs re
are no unpleasant secretions, ana no disa
greeabie hawking during the entire day, but
an unprecedented Gle .rness of Voice and
Respiratory Organs" Price. with Improved
Inhaler and Treatise, 81. Sod By all Drug
gists
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CONSUMPTION

oItne Lungs and Tubercuious Phtisis, Scrof-
ula SyphIloid Diseases, Wasting, DesensTa-
ton, and liberation Of the Kidneys, pia-
oetes Stoppage of water, Instantaneous re-
lief where catheters have been used, thus
doing away with the painful operation oi
usiug these in-trumentSj, disSDlEing stone in
the bladder, and in all cases ol
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COLLINS
voL1AIc ELECTRIC
PLAsTERS
INSTANTLY Annlhlla Q Pain,
StrenRthen the Weak,
Support the Weary.

BY instantly affecting the Nervous system,
their influence Is At once felt At the farthes.
extremities. Hence Pain, which arises from
disturbance of the Nerve Forces, il cured In
every instance as II By magic. Palpitation Of
the Heart, Inflammation OF The Lungs, Liver.
and Kidneys, Irritation of the stomach and
Bowels. INDIGESTION, DysPepsia- B lious Collie,
cause, are speedily relieved. Tho medicinal
forces present In these Plasters ind their way
into the system IN . manner At once mysferi-
Gus and powerful. They accomplish y hat no
ration of vital electricity, whence comes
instant and grnteful relief from Pain ahd
Weakness, and freedom from disease.
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DEAkSIK-IEcrei is man travelling through
the country, representing himself TO be
PlSSIih.'A'rr al inns place, and says his name is
GllleJt. lie claims 10 be ont Of NANCY no..
TOW small sums, and agrees to remit as so, n
as he gels hOtIe. lie is about forty wears az
az ah'nt i've feet ten inches in height and
"piS burnside VIII Sk@TS and navy b!ue cloi N. 6
Mhen iHsi heard of. He Will probably change
ms story soon and claim to be postmaster of
eoiii- oiher Citce- brad him IS "A swint7ler
anu I'M "si"i, hDd warn parties against him
Z :. GILLETT, Postmaster
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Electric feelts

A sure for nervous debility ,spremature de-
cay, exhaustion. etc. The only reliable
cure. Circulars mailed free Address J. H.
! REEVES. $ Chatham street, Y. oedSm
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Lost Land Warrant.

Public notice is hereby given that Milifary
Bounty Land Warrant No ASA. issued IN III
name OF liza Converse, for loo acres, und, r
the act OF March Sd, le55, and OIL ned me,
was by me sent In February 1874, to j.
hopkins, OF Leavenworth. h ,nSas, for 10. n
ton, and has been lost or destroyed. The
public Is cautioned against purchasing the
same a. have never parted with my title
thereto, and intend TO apply To the Com
missioner of PEI sions for n Reissue of the
said warrant and a cancellation OF the origi-
nal EDWIN PLRKINs.
WASHINGTON, ID July :, 1879.
Iuiy
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4 GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
operating IN stocks by the Two LJeuIE.
Rules Tor success" In Ms-Srs Lawrence 81.
Co.. new circular The combination method
which this firm has made % surer--iuI. en-
ables people with !aTg. or small moons Co
reap all tn benefits OF .aT2--t capita ana
be { skill Thousands Of orders lr various
sums, are pooled INTO one V - amount ana
co operated : nj iI'y whole, thus zee rig
to en- shareholder o. 70 the aI faf-r- Of the
IeTse~t operator. Immense profits re Ci-
virei monthly. Any amount from s. -
s. COO. or NOR can b. U-'-f successfully. y,
Rtptisf Usetiy, -epfember ssh, 81, So
. Ry the CON BIuffiDr. system rs wound maze
SIS or ; per cent = pays $50, o 7 per cent.
siGU me kf- 81 Or, or 10 per cent. on the ErOrI-
duriug-the m nth. accord ng 10 The market. %
Fr1tk LssEe'4 Illustrated NerrsBOEeT. June
18Th. "Ihe combination msthOG az Oyegs.-
TIM stocks j. the most Succss~fUI ever
adD pied" Net0 York f1fepeHGeH', - - lErI:
"THe combination system - founded upon
cOrr-ct business principles, and no p-r ron
nesd be without an income while ~ J. kept
wOTzing by N.ssrs. LawTsr c. & Co Er11E-
Ign Journal, April 2Sth: 'bur editor ~ d.
net profit of slOi. , rom $50 In one Of IsaSTs
Lawrence & Co.'S cOmbin ttOu-" New cir
cu!ar (rnailed free explains every hing
S'Ocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Lawrence x Co, EauEcrs,
7Exehsnge Place NY
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The hor-es were taken from the track and
the judges called for the second heat in The
FREE.FoH-Arr

The horses put on track were Dacotah Maid
the fsvoiiis OF the dsy previous and barred
in 20 ais; Mc4resor. as standing gsinst he
heidi ard ''rang.r, the white hors- from
COUNCIL Bluffs, with the sympathy of every
body. Pine Leaf was announced as with.
drawn on account of Q slight Iameness re.
celved during the first heat on Friday
The value of some of the horses entered is
not trinipg rs Daeotah Maid IL valued ct
Sl5O00: standing offer OF ~ 500 for Mc(;resn,r.
ana 5000 asked for Granger. Pine Leaf, who
wee withdrawn. II valued 1t q SO.
al tneee points and many moro were dis.
cusoed before the borBes Wefu ready for Start
ing and the odds were strong In Sv0r q ID.
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PRICE Is CENTS.

Be careful that you are not deceived into
buying some yorthieo plastef aid TO BE- equal
70 CoLLINS voLfAIC PLAaIKnA . union Of
Electricity ard Henl1ng 0nl6aW1, q ooan IN
above cut eo16 b. I'll bg10|1Gn,
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Take Notice

The following Is handed US for pub ltion
PosToFFICE, Blue SPRINGS. NIB..l
september iIh, 1879.
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Good " ord for a Leavsnwo:rn Lady

lHiawafha Dispatch, l..
The reading by Miss Brace in the Congrers
tional church, was a perfect success, both as
TO entertainment and audience. The church
WAS well filled with the ellie of the city and
Institute. Miss Braces posi,i IN is secured
with all wEo are judges OF elocution. Hell
selections were good. ana she did hersel,
credit in them all. In Bryanl's "R1bert OF
Lincoln" especially she won hearty applause
aid also in the auction Block" piece from
the New York Tribune. Her orOtund tones
are pure and Wei! nigh fauitle>s, ana in the
more dIfficult selec Ion from Romeo and i u.
IIet, she revealed dramatic talent OF TN :
highest order Her many friends desire that
SHE shall give US AN evening 5 enterta nmeut
unaer the auspices OF the lecture association
Ere pairing to Receive Mr. Haskell
LIT. Scott. Monitor. 81
AT public meeting of our citiz ms, held ut
the Council Room last night, To take into
consideration the approaching visit of Hon.
ID. Z. Haskell To our city, W. Z. Perry, ESQ,
was chosen Chairman, and T. r. Ware, Sec
rotary.
On motion, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resoiyed, That great credit is due TO the Hon,
ID. y. Haskell for his earnest efforts duIi~ z
the late session of Congress, in behalf OF the
city OF Fl. Scott, and that IL Is emineptIy
city, hat without regard 10 party, our citI-
zens should extend him Cordial welcome
Resoired, That COMMITTEES OF six, consist
ing of h. J. Waters, A. A. Harris, L. ). Sanger,
Y. F. Drake, j. II. Brow, and X. Pearson,
be anu Is hereby appointed TO extend such
welcome to MIR. Haskell. and 10 make all
needful arrangements for a becoming Ie-
ception.
EFF. WARE, Secretary,
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Respectfully submitted, this LIST day [
SepIemb Der, A. D. 1873.
NM SHEPHERD, County Treasurer.
On motion, The board adjourned.
]. w. NIEHAUs, County Clerk.
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r. r. R.
..ferge Starr as TO the Pow
erof Railways Ready Pc
lief i'm a case OF Sci
lie Rheumatism.

IN z VAN y Es9S- PLACE Ne" AoAA-
np R.pyAY: With me your reIlei mas
- DE. -rnDdrrs For the last three years
WIN - traopaut and severe attacks Of SCI
nsss son,etinaes extending from the lumbar
20 sons 10 my ankles, and, al times, IN bota
over limbs .t.,o
49, tried almost al tie remedies recon-
-nsndai1y wise men and iODIs, hoping 10
ma rei:ei but all proved To be failures
nave trieG various kinds % baths, man
,,,ntgtiOns Outward applications OF mn
,,et,ts loo numerous to mention, ana pre-
,crlpIions Of the most eminent pEyslcIaA7,
al Of which failed TO give me relief.
lasf Sc pleLnber, At the urgent reques 4
friend ;Who had been afflicted a. nyseI j
va. induced to Try your remedy. Vas men
-uriering feartUi!X with one Of my oid turns
orav enrDrise and delight the frs sppilca-
tion gsye ine ease, after bathing and RUBBING
me ,,sTis 2 ..,yeiezi. leaving the -ImD a warm
,Icw. created uy the Relief In asHoTt time IA.
nan t,zs-ed satIr-iy away, although a.
nav. sIi,iit period cal attacks approaching a
nance. o. weather. ] know row now u cure
f,V..I; s.Grd feel Quit. master 81 the situation
ESDHANaS READY RELIEF j. my friend
gu.ver travel without a DOt2Ie in my yalls.s
Yours truly OEp SlAkAi
RHEUMATISM,
NLCkALGIA,
DiPTE FEIs,
INFLUENZA,
iSORE THROAT
DIFFICULT BREATHING,
ara ILNrEp IN EhW MINUTES RY