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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
|, COUNTY sUPERISTsNDsNr CONVENTION.
Topeka Commonwealth, ISL


Topeka Commonwealth, IS
FRIDAY-MoRNING SESSION.
The convention met ard resumed bust
ness at the usual time.
The subject OF equalization OF taxes was
then presented for discussion, and reso-
luton was sdopted, recommending that a
tax OF three mills be Levied IN each COUaiy
for school purposes, and that the present
limit OF ten mills prescribed lor teachers
wages BE- reduced 10 seven.
During the greater part OF the morning
session the convention occupied iiseii IL
solving kno,ty question in our school law.
To The query of who should prosecute
justices who fail to pay fines irto the school
iund, it was answered that the County Com
missionsrs should order the County Atior-
ney to prosecute.
Il was agreed that all fines belonged to
school funds, excepting those imposed fcr
breaches OF city ordinances.
A conn itte~, consisting of Superintend-
ents Truck, Van Fman and Mrs. Harley,
appointed to visit Wsshburn school, and
report on Foote and -lie'. system OF music,
reported the result OF their vl-it as entirely
sstisf ,cto v, and re ommended superi intend
ents to introduce the system
Mrs Stout, OF Jackson, snd Superintend
epts hostutier anu Smiin, 'iSo SPohe'
strongly commending the metnoo.
The members of the convention not oe'ps
aole TO Visit Bethany Coilsge AS pouy, sP
pointed Superintendent Sheldon, OF bu'ier'
10 make the visit
The following resolutions were adoP'ed :
Resoieed, That State superintendent Lem
| mon be and hereby is authorized TO present
at the proper time to the kansss Legisia-
ture all The amendments to our sehooi laws
proposed by. his convention, aud whatever
else may suggest itseif to him to De Oh 'sae-
ut to the school interests oil the STATE.
| Resotced, That the thanks oil ihis Conven-
ion are due, and hereby rendered TO the
state Superintendent Tor his presence and
valuable suggestions, TO the Srnafe oi
State, Mayor OF Topeka, and memeers oi
the Shawnee county delegation, Tor the use
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ANOTHER MAN BADLY INJURED IN MILL
TStockton News Igl

Last Friday, while engaged in grinding
picks at Randall Bros. Il Co S mill, Joseph
Feleay accidently got caught on the line
shaft, to which the erindstone was attached
by means of belt, and had his left arm
broken between the elbow and wrist, ard
was otherwise severely bruised. The only
wonder is that he escaped with his life
The miller hearing his cries for hep, i'm
mediately "shut down. and went to his as
sistsnce. He was brought up to town and
Dunnsl Brothers called, who set the broken
limb, which il now doing well. Joe will be
laid up for some time.
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CHICAGO raoDuCE sARKEE

FLOUR-GOOd demand at fUII prices.
oasAi-<O. ed winter, 5u5o'r No. y
SD INK gIsvg,gI5. cl,sH; sc Mach, gjc
syn; sales "a g-sr S3I4; APTIl, No. > pTing,
5oc, rejected, O25q ,s6S;.
Loks-Iu god uy Ia nd aud a sha.l- cher;
33: cs.,..; 80 &C. Marcu, 55 -, AyrI; 81 tds7'sJ
May.
-tATs-In aOOd demand and "A shade hiaher;
% = csis.l. = sc Marc.
ny TO q. demand and higher; &c.
BAkLEY-Ddl s.ud wsak, M low "r, ri -
fObK-ACJ.vr,- tiIm buJ ip~Tr- a. ~, cash,
aB,. March, % 42ss -, pm, - '.s3 % NJ =
lAkp- IractlV,- ana htgt,,- /; t6 g., cash;
81 ,5 b.d March. co 57Ia AIri.; S6s May.
BULk MrAIs but sud lOwcI; -OGlters,
sS b; >. X ,sG IS; u, sIyJ.
y HISK El-SJessdS 81 ~.
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..uIhc. seasartcuiu Ibo vandeEbiis
Family.

When other sources fail, the Vanderbilt
family can be relied upon for sensation.
The latest Is the announcement of the mar
risge Of son OF VIM. IL. Vanderbilt with
the divorced wife of Daniel Torrance. The
Young man is heir to 5000. Coo OF his
granSftthcr's fortune, and can afford to
snap his fingers at his old man and public
opinion. The former h-lsband OF his vile
is his cousin. The millions of the CoumO-
dore have not brought happiness to their
interiors on the contrary, they have since
his death been the cause Of continued scan
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MARIOn COUNTY LIMESTONE.

Sample pieces Of stone has been shipped
10 " a.hington and the Government experts
have pronounced il 20 he equal TO the bert
limestone found ia the United States. 1t Is
decided tn It the second story of the Gov
err Jneut building in Topeka, aud the new
po-t office in Kansas City sha!l be built Of
This stone. such being the case it viii De
big thing for Florence as ii will bring
large force Of men here 10 quarry the stone.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20

Ist. Louis Journal OF Agriculture, iSl
The month Of February Is the time to
buy turkeys for bresdicg purposes; to wait
any later makes them too late re, r;Dg their
young. \ few days before they begin 10
lay, put them in an enclosure where 1t u
most desirable 10 have their nests, and
where they cannot get out. Alter they
have made their nest, they may De set at
liberty, without any lear OF roaming or
strsying. Next take good care Of the eggs
Taey should be gathered carefully every
day, and placed between LAYERS Of flannel
or cotton, in place OF uniformly cool
temperature, aud turned overy day.
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Gtytax Them - ftsle Gathcriy
.syaik."

Some time ago a special agent OF the
Pozt-ofice Department went to the town oi
Spring Garden, Alabama, to look into Ger.
tain violations Of the Postal laws committed
by the Postmaster st that place. The pop
ulace regarded this IS an unwarrantabie IN
tru-ion on their sovereignty, and, after NAL
treating the special agent, had him arrest
ed and held for trial On trumped-up
charge. PIstmsster General Key Imme-
diately discontinued the Po t-office, and, IN
reply 10 petition for its re establishment,
he has written a letter to Congressman
Foruey, in which he talks TO the Alabama
rufrisns Z" like father
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Ts,nege.. Religion

Latest T4lmsge imagery: "Ion have
often heard OF Gods only hegotton SIn I;
have YOU ever heard Of his dsnghier? She
was born in heaven. Ole day she came
down over the hills OF our world she had
a Gueenlv stpp. Her voine was music. Her
nss, va RELIGION. Ege'y yssr
| tear \ Leaf ont Il nv theology, until it has
become very b.iei -t,rerneut, end | have
only three or four leaves left
We put 80 much Of he sepUirher IN our
religion. and sre so dispDsed 10 pull down
the shades and close the biinds, iha' Il l.
onl- through here ard there crs wee n It
the light streams There Il NJ
need thst we postpone our heaven any
lorger, I.etu begin now"
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X. STOCK aAsxEr.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. February

The "Indicator" reports
CATTLE Receipts in the last Es hours, 4s4.
shi pIn-nt, Zl3. market steady for medium
but weak and lower for "L0ice shipping
sreers and com on butcherr' stuIi nh'lNf
sin ppinz sie.rs, ay- lbs To /. - lbs, - jin
81 IS: native f-.dIug St-.rS, av 80 10 LIS lbs,
s. ,las %; native bGJebers ste' r., av- D3s 10
I.I4i rs 3 - -; native oxen, l-55I IDS /,
s3GI naiiv. bulls, Il 6je92 81; native cows,
= 5il,3 W; corn fed Texas steers, av llO2I lbs,
50 q.
HOGs-Rereip1s In the last - hours Sb;
shIpm-pI, 1910; market weak, and 10 and -
cents of from esterdsy = quality Oi Offer
ings. poor, generally extrsn- range of s-ies
at 50 iOzL3 co, with the bu K at 50 ZDE5 10.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20

[Elk County Courant, 1871

The immigration to Kansas next spring
promises to be immenss. Throughout the
entire east the name Of Kansas is sounded,
sud high encomiums of praise are hesPed
upon her rich soil, salubrious climate, good
schools and churches, and everything else
that goes to make a State prosperous.
Ksnsa- has plenty Of room and welcome
4uds for all who come. The great portion
of perzons " no settle in the eastern counties
bring with them considerable money. This
they invest in land, stock and farming
utensils, which will increase the amount Of
currency in circulation and give impetus to
trade.
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A Little OF the Same Ncuid be Coed
for knnsns.
IIimcs-JOurntT, Il.

The Illinois Senate has parsed bill pro-
viding that insurance companies shall not
advertise as sssets anything which is not
available to pay debts. The object Is to
prohibit the publication OF deceptive stare
meuts as TO means for obtaining patronage
The principle ia the same "a that OF any
law against obtaining money On fa!se pre-
tenses. Ii is about time the people OF Mis-
souri, should be protected by such a law:
LEGISLATION looking 10 the regulation OF
lie insurance 10 this State has go lar been a
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.

The measure matured by Mr.. Phillips.
of this District, for the establishment OF a
national postal savings bank system, is rec
ognized by the leading journals OF the
country as one of the most important
bills that has been before Congress in many
years, and there is much regret expressed
that Mr.. Phillips has to leave his seat IN
the House before his measure can become
Law. An attempt to bring it up, out OF liz
regular order. 20 as to get it through this
session, was made few days sgo, but failed
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
The, chief Hfndrance sc the Rector
alton OF Peace.

1t is this intense spirit cf sectionsiism.
dominating the Southern people, handed
down from one generation to another, and
Kept alive by hatred of the blacks and
preiudice agsinst all that is Northern, which
il the chief hindrsrce 10 the restoration OF
the political pesce and material prosperity
of the South. Time alone can unfold the
remedy, SO long as the Southern people re-
fuse TO apply il. Meanwhile the constant
and turbulent manifestation OF this vicious
eec,ionalism is bar to perfect commercial
and political harmony between the tvo
ssctione.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
=, Occasion. 80 be ia a. Hurry ibcu- II

Senator Bayard's conservative counsel to
his fellow Democrats in Congress seems TO
have fallen upon some ears taat were Will
ing to hear. Those Southern members who
are most entitled 70 consideration on the
score of ability and Craftsmanship are not
disposed to damage their own reputation,
invoke rev hostility against their section,
and wreck the p.o-pects Of their party in
the unnecessary rgitstioa Of TIE question
of the rsyesl OF the obnoxious federal cleo
tiou laws, when they have to wait only q
fsw months t. oIac. that obiac! in : de-
CIT srL nrGeriE HaE.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE BIARzET

At. LnUIs, February IS
FLouE-Hlgher; Xxx, s. 9Oai 20, XXX, %
"a H.; family, - Gl,II - -
SHEAr- II isnvT; -, ft,'' :. 'l fp1'I u, -
cash; 81 Us- i,2JE. March; 81 o. -. ru.-
Am; 40 s do - g0IJr
OHS-PrrIty nT.u, 5-54 3!'4c ct~h; 70
S.Jz, FeuTury; JI5sIs5s H- a. % 5S- -
ApIIl.
UATs-Steady - ca, ZIc March.
KYE-Bctt. 7, % essi4 ..
RAR!.kY-U nCn .u=,u-
POlK-iO~,T; - o.. -
pTY ,ALr M ~ Easier: loose cribs "a 60
a. %; IaII.T delivered
BA 'OS-Ei-Iyr; sTID~, = &jStl -.
LAED-LoweT 40 sell, 20 ~ UId-
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m rrsToRE FAprD TAELE LT;Ey.

Mrs. 81. W. Beecher in Christian UnionJ
Soak in clear, cold water half an hour
wiring out and wash quickly through clear,
warm suds. wiring as dry ss possible, and
put into cold wafer, into which put large
handful OF sai; Let them soak biteen
minutes, then wrirg dry aud starch with
very thin stagch Hang up Instantly, new
er having them wrung out 4 minute before
putting out on the line. When dry, roll in
damn clnLk and iron.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
ABOUT PACKING EGGs.


Almost every breeder of fue fowls has
his own way Of packing, and each one
claims that his way is the best. The
simplest planis TO tske email light basket,
put some soft hsy or oat straw IN the bot
tom, then take each egg and carefully wrap
it Ia paper; twis. the ends of the paper
lay the eggs on the s.raw, with the small
ends down. Now PACK some Iire straw or
chat on top OF the eggs and between them,
so that they sill not touch each other, and
then fill the basket with sawdust or any
such thing, and sew : piece OF cloth oyer
the whole.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
Prospect of u Crop in California.

Our telegrsphic reports On the rain
storm include dispatches from Shasta in the
north to EolIister in San Benito county In
the south. The storm has been general
ard the rain heavy in all the Intermediate
counties. The only portion OF the State
concerning which there Is any misgiving
are the COUNTIES in the upper San Joaquin
Vall-y. The Southern Coast counties and
also San Bernardino have previously re-
ncr,ed rainfs Lis. sufficient TO ensure crops.
The season has been comparatively dry for
Souona and the Northern Coast counties.
But these counties always 90 best when the
San Joaquin Valley il producing light
crop. TIE moisture from the ocean has
heretofore been sufficient TO insure sn
aver sge harvest
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
Isls WOrsh u IriaI.

81 was troubled for many years with Kid
ney Complaint, Gravel, etc my blood was
thin; was dull and inactive; could hardly
crawl about. and wss an old worn out nan
all over. and could get nothing to help me,
until got Hop Biuers, and now am =
boy again. Ny blood and kidneys are al
right, and am active as man OF 30, al,
though an -, and have no doub'it Will
do a. well for others Of my age. II IL worth
the trial"-(F Father)
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&c. ,HoDUCE MARE IT
hASsA5 tiIE, MO-. II
Tho arnffe.4fnrf' repuTfE

The "inGic4iOr" reports; =
wHEAT-R' c-ipts, Ht elevator, 20, O'; Win
dr.,wai, from e. vstOr, ,61r; In store to-day
8f4 ) 5; market firm; y" 2, cash, &c bid,
ss1sc -~Eed February; 5 ass sc Mach; $500
90 51qas55zc AprII; JJJa gIc No 3, cash; So bid
reDruiiy; 81 r.LsJc MaIcu; sJc No. !, cash;
81; bid, sic asAeu.
0K$-It. c--IpLs at elevators, 1857; with
drawals. 6,gs2; IN store to-day, aAb,o4Z; hrrn,
y. 2, mIx-d, cs,-n, with 25zc bti, ami = :
" asked; F.bIutTN, his Ez1Is., MaIcn, /,
Z7d-7Jzc; April, ZS5.c; May, E'1sG-954r-
EUTTEK-StTJngrr; at IUasilc iOf choice.
EGGs-"etk, AT IDc IN SINGLE case lots, ship
pefs out of the market.
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p.,, The Iuvesttgasors be Iuyestisateo
tf:raat PEND REGISTER, Is.

We hope the committees appointed will
,o 70 the bottom and secure the facts. We
are no, in favor of shielding even RePuo-
lican from the Just rewards of his own acts.
While we believe Ingalls, not guilty OF the
charges msde sgainst him, and expect his
epe u,iss will be unable 10 prove anything
agaist him as charged, ye. it will probably
be be-t for Irgalls, in the outcome, TO have
had the investigation. In the meantime II
the parties procuring the investigation,
could themselves be investigated it would
be found ,ha. of all the corruptmen In kan'
sss thew would rank highest
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
ONE OF THE BEST FRUITS NEGLECTED.

The grape, one oil the heaithies. OF fruits.
is the most neglected by the farmer, and II
iis value WAS better known, would lie the
first planted by the pioneer az he carve.
ont his new hone upon the virgin. soil OF
Central Kansas. \ rod OF ground allotted
this fruit, with few hours occasional labor
in culture, would De worth more to him
and the::prized ones OF his household than
all the agothecary mixtures and drugs that
were ever invented by man.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
singular bathurst of Modesty IN
Pnila delphia Record, Is ]

1t ia said, with what truth We donot know
,bs. General Garfield refuses 10 have ms
name brought forward as a candidate Tor
Governor OF Ohio. There is sudden and
simultaueous timidity, or modefty devel-
oped among Ohio politicians, OF both par
lies in regard to this question OF the Gov:
ernship. v.hich battles the penetration OF
the wondering world outside. We respect
fnIIy ask from of our Ohio contemporaries
an explanation. Let US not burst in igno-
rance
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
SEy. PARDEE BUTLER


The Rev. Pardee Butler, tie gentleman
who was pla ced astrIde cottonwood log,
his legs III d behind his back, and sent
sdrift on he Missouri river by Border
Ruffans al Atchison, some twenty odd
years since, took us by the hand yesterday
and thanke d goodness that he had lived to
see not Only Atchison and Kansas but
the whole nation freed from negro slavery.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
The Girls of Northampton Burryiog
Algebra.

Tie girls at Northam;on ,Nass.), Fe-
male College, according TO custom, buried
Algebra a. the close Of the term with great
ceremony: "The freshman class wCrs
large black edged handksrchiels during the
dsv. and in tie evening they marched hy
twos TO the rear Of the college grounds,
where one Of the girls, in rubber boots, dug
a hole in the snow with shovel, and an
Other. dressed in something long and white,
and with powdered hsir and antique spec
tacIes delivered a funeral Grafton. Alter
this The grsve-diggers covered up the re-
mains, and the girls wsded back through
the snow 10 their rooms and the more de-
lisbtful study OF the classies."
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
To FILTER A CIsTERN.

COT. tnlcagO IuItI.Ocean' l0'I
Make the cisteru any size you like. Lay
a brick wall across it, single brick, laid up
in quick lime, ssy about two thirds one
side and one third on the other, on little
circle: let the water come in The largest
part, ,he object Of it being circling is, If It
ILLS IN isrrher than il tilters through the
wall, !, will not burst in. | have built
both ways, and ina, is the best and cheapest.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
TEE Es,SDsY QUESTION.

An interesting article on the Sunday
question will be found in another column,
from q correspondent at Gsrnett. The
discussion Of this question through the coll
umns Of The TINES has attracted great
deal Of attention in all parts OF the State
and has done much to strengthen the al
ready well-earned reputation OF The TINES
as the great religious daily OF the M:,'
snnri Valley.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
Crses % Play the "Preferred Stock
S:ntne Again.

ITOpeka No.N IiIuIINe e7''0H' TO
The true inwardness of Paug's charges
on ingalls, has come to light, aud is just
What we supposed. Pans thought there
wss = chance 10 come the preferred Stock
lob sgsin. he tried it, but it did not pan
out.n When he offered to "lei up for 81
OoO he was told to go to. :.
The Ingalls, party are not bleeding
worth a cent to get rid of the investig
This is not the first effor. 10 blackmsil the
ingalls, party by good deal. 1t has not
succeeded in one instance, nor will not.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
HOUSE AND FARM.

Poultry ard game are less nutritious,
but more digestible than other meats.
CROP PROSPECTS ~ JEFEERsoN COUNTY.
Mr.. 4. Owen, one of the old settlers OF
Jefferson county, reports that the prospects
for crops in the vieini.y Of his farm, near
Osawkee, have never been better since ne
has been in the State.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
TO REMOVE STAINS FROM MARBLE.

I-DT- NH-CfsO -TIDTHV' %
Take Two parts of common soda, one
part Of pumice stone, and one part Of finely
powdered chalk. Silt it through sieve,
and mix il with water; rub it we'll over the
marble, and the stains will be removed.
Then wash the marble over with sosp and
water, and il will be as clean as at first.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
The yirst Time since 1859.

l.. Louis Fost ana bispalch- I'I
Only another fortnight ard the United
States Senate will have Democratic ma
jorrty again-ior the first time since 1850
There will BE- exsctly forty two Democrats
and ,hirty-tbree Republicans, not counting
Mr.. Davis, of Illinois, who, On politicsi
questions generally votes with the Demo-
crats.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
SHERIDAN COUNTY.

ILt'O4' De III
Sheridan county is settling up rapidly.
A. Clark who was in town visiting his rel
alive Mrs. Gotee who is his wife's sister,
returned Monday morning TO his claim.
lie saws when he went into the county last
November there was but one house there
then, now he reports that nearly 800 cisims
are now taken. This county Is about Ifo
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
Markets by Telegraph
NEw YORK MAEKET
NEv YORK, February Is

MoNEY-sctive; 81 5Oi7 90.
NEkCASTILE rArEk-rume,t t3 80 $50.
<TKRLING-Nery dull; o. days, GO 80, sl-ht,
81 So
,oUroSs-lSsl, HOS. do, lss! lV-; 90,
sss 81 on, new SIS, a Oils new 81 -esis-
tered, Vi7S al O5; sails coupOus . U1tsdt CO..;
new t's,registered,s 81 coal OUis; couro.ts 81 "a
al 0iS; i0Es, s,reistered,s Il "; oouI IJns u WIS.,
curr. ncy o's- I 21l4.
CoyERNMEN r. iTm.
X X BoNDS-ti-u-rsily strong
STATE -ECUR TIES-DuII.
$40 Es-Active, with an upwar tendency
IN early ds.,lIu-S tn r. WAS "a traction Il de-
ltnt. but ,hr t"re of soon chInsrd 10 hrm-
-, sud au advance Of 14esS'. per cent nom
ia lowest was established auu maintained
10 the close.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
oGI.:SBY Foss BERLIN.

1t il said that the Berlin mission has been
offered to Senator Oslesby, and that he
would readily accept IF he could be per-
suaded that it would Psy. He is poor and
has large family, and the cost Of living
in Berlin is so high that be fears the salary
would leave no margin for the savings
lapLr
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
Doctor E:oo, rurrs Up Sgafn.

New OK .IlDAIIti ID
4 letter from Mr., J. 7. Root, ex-MinIster
to Chilli. makes a suggestion with reference
to the dangers Of Circumnavigating Cape
Horn Shich shows how many valuable lives
and much property, now sacrificed on that
cruel coast, could probably be saved from
destruction. 1t also indicates new open
inc for humanitarian and benevolent work.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
,Rour RAIsrSG IL MORRIS COUNTY.

Major T. H. Whilins ia determined TO
s.ocl; Diamond creek with troutTpswn.
About one year ago he placed lot OF
spawn in the Spri, 9 at his ranch; but they
all died. lie has brought out another lot,
and "a the weather has been very favorable
and'the spawn are in healthy condition he
ia cor fident that that he will yet have
plenty Of this escu!ent fish to serve up to
lis friends when thy visit the ranch.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
BARRING of n rTississiP3i River
Steamer.
Cincinnati Gazette, l51

The fue steamer 4. c. Donnaily was
burned TO the waters edge few miles be-
low Cairo last evening. II was bitter
night f1- the pas-enGrrs to have TO take to
the woods, but they ere fortunate IN sScap-
ing with their lives.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
sUGA FROM SOFT MAPLE TREES.

: Prof. Simpson showed us yesterday
sample Of the maple sugar made from the
sap Of The soft naples which are 30 common
in our city. 1t had iiue maple flavor,
not exactly the same "a sugar from the
hard maple, but quite as pleasant, and was
quite white in color. 4 pint of the sap
prod about one ounce OF he sugar.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
THE POULTRY YARD.

Isl. Louis Journal of Agriculture, lSl
Every farmers wife who lsbors Tor the
comfort of ber bOu-ehold and the resPecta-
biIiiy of herself as a housekeePer, will lind
it Indispensable TO teep a constant eye on
the prime s1nrces OF her table luxuries,
viz: the poultry yard snd It's inhabitants.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20

sionally vic;imizing ignorant travellers ~
selling limitation tickets whose time n
expired. The railroad ticket brokers make
the money by purchasing through tickets.
and selling them 10 travellers going only
rar. os the distance. Several Of these bro
kers sell more tickets than the regular ticket
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
D'A IS.
IEinsley Orr ,phic /

Reports came from the range Yesterday,
that there were three undr.d Indians with
in few mills of bod; City. There is no
doubt bat what there will be trouble with
these red men in the II ring.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-20
Personal.

Staator Hamlin il described as dancing
very energetically at a Washington ball the
other evening.
Col. "Bob" Iugersoll is about to publish
new book entitled ''The Religion OF the
Szord and Flame"