The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-07-24
a Lively Place

THE TIMES Job Office is one OF the liveliest
places in the State, and the visitor always
finds himself well repaid for the time and
trouble of going TO see it
Entering from the east end OF THE TINES
build ng, fronting upon the leyee, You first
come To a small army of bows and girls, ar
ranged at long tables, folding pamphlets and
circulars of more than one GEOGRAPHICALLY
railroad work, of which the Office has turned
out during the present season more than five
millions OF pages. Here the printed sheets
are also packed in large boxes, ready Tor
shipment to the various parties by whom
they have been ordered-for il must be
remembered that the work of the es
Enlistment is not confined To the local
trade, but large orders are constantly being
received from Topeka, Kansas City and the
western cities, from large corporations which
a great deal OF printed matter, which
send here for their work because their orders
can be filed here better, cheaper and moe
promptly than at their local Offices; and
hence this work which was formerly done, in
large part, by eastern offices, is now done by
THE TIMES job establishment.
In this parI of the room are s'so the stands
and cases of the compositors: three huge i'm
posing stones occupy the middle of the room,
the long rows of stands, racks and
drawers, where is kept the endless as
sortment OF type of every imaeinable
size and style. IRON the tiny diamond, SO
small that good eye can scarcely read II.
upto the monster wood type used for circus
bills, and which require a full sheet Of paper
a. large THE TINES for ach letter.
Still back OF these come first the steam
paper cutter. which. with its wicked looking
guilltine cuts through I'VE thousand sheets
OF paper AT a single blow. and does IL quicker
than You could say JACK Robinson and next
the presSes-the most Interesting feature 10
the visitor. Here fine steam power presses,
driven by an engine situated near the middle
room, are constantly at work tn ming ont
printed matter of every description. from the
full sheet poster and the sixteen pag. book
form, down to the ordinary letter head, or
- visiting card There Is hardly an hour
ne twenty four when this depart
uhtrsiv quiet. for soon the Job
H.. 49, done with their days woI K
INC resses take up the din, and
IL gresn thst time till morning
,.iE TIMES are now worked
OF the Nser Presses-one not having
tv TO do the work hut b
Hoe, now being msnufsc.
TN r \; II be ready 10 set III In TN,
-eks; this will have a spac
The ind an hour, and when W,
census viii oTas lea we an eI hour keep Sg
cade the larSiSe our pst,ons the, thei
this country hsne OF the pre>sei
sas, Missouri Il r special and n @ns ~ ~
braska and AIRY ever set up in TIT
re for machinery oil
general incfeeeautiful, You VIII b
favor of the Vein. n IN s m1xin !,
States east Of the
been but slight, srd facilities Of IN
expected any iAi inI OF 81 W yah TINE SsF
emigration not tso all parts OF tn
large portion of -
for other parts q edges.
the territories. sensational head
the figures Wives for quiet enjoy dS
age Of the insa S fss isd Us x ss,r nn
in Kansas ths.g that Eureka Aeu
= Ague, and that Com
ritory. spariila, Dsndelion an
a puIines the blood an
n, and then adds, TOR sal
H Leavenworth, kan., Nc
rI. souri,, Colorado and III
Anefe reader, We pity you. "
low fevle too. and learned tn.
-, ,'sills do cure the Headsch
will kplaint d&w
Something New.
Carrier has purchased the establish
Harvey Miller, No. 2l2 Delaws
- having RENTED IL in q neat MAJ
- the most complete IN the cit
handsome new Brunswick
..abl-, and all Who want q
that knpfa game OF ten pins,
G billiards upon this ei
had Dald call at his place, Is
-. e and most pleasant
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