The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-03
KANSAS NEWS.

-wa-Keeney has a cornet band with
eleven pieces.
A G. Talbot is candidate for the
office Of Police Judge in Kin-ley.
-Aman named wilhelm Hekaelenl en-
per il a csndidate for office in Aichison.
w. E King-bury has been nominated
for Mayor Of Fort Scott, on the Republi-
can ticket
The Wichita Herald and Beacon are
having a lively set TO. They are both
good papers, too good TO be pulling each
others hair.
ECONOMY.
Parsons sun, 90
Even the stove pipe is coming out with
its last winters SCOT.
BARBoR COUNTY CATTLE.
Medicine Lodge Cresset, al
Cattle were reported doing we'll on the
green grass on Salt Fork two weeks ago.
BUSINESS IN BARBOUR COUNTY.
Medicine Lodge Cresset, 27.1
Countless loads of lumber. brick. gravel,
rock and gypsum are hauled into Medicine
Lodge daily.
GOOD ADVICE
IEmporia Daily News, 20
The school board ought not to let the
present season GO out without setting out
an abundance Of trees Oh the school lots.
PERSONAL.
[Tope ka Commo~ wealth, go
Mrs. Judge Dillon, who has been visit
ing her son Hiram and his young wife for
some weeks, left for home last Wednesday.
To BE ARRESTED.
IKinsley Republican
Justice Blapch ard issu,d = warrant Mon
dsy night for the arrest of Mr. Sidner,
living in Commanche county, for basteIdy.
ALARGE EAGLE KILLED.
Medicine Lodge Cresset, 27.l
DEC Bond killed a bald esgle last
Saturday which measured feet from the
tip OF e ich wing. 1t was taken to Hutchin-
con for taxidermy.
AN OLD RELIC.
ISslina Her I'D, 2s.I
One of the old John Brown pixies was ex
hiblted on the streets this week 1t had
paced through fire and had damaged
appearance As a relic of the "Nirglnia
war" it is invaluable.
NEW CoMERs.
Tsa,ina Herald, %
A large number OF people arrived in
Salina from Ohio and P-nnsy lvanis, dur
ing the week. Some of them will become
permanent residents, while others seek
homes in the country.
TIMELY PROTECTION.
level County Monitor-D almond. 27.l
The ci,i zens of this town tskirg warning
from the narrow escape of Cswker City
from destruction BY prairie fire. turned out
en- masse, last Mond AZ night and burned
the prairie north of town.
THE ST. L., X. AND A. ROAD.
Ottawa News %
Do you know that if you vote for the st.
L, K and A. r. Z. that you will have
Topeka, Lesvenworth, Kansas City, St.
Louis and Chic ago all offering you induce
ments TO cell Your produce to them? Its
so,
BILL HOWARD.
Fort scott Monitor. IS.
A subscription paper was being circnla
ted Yesterday to raise fund.- for the pay
meut Oh the cXfcusco otc'u"'t uPoA 80
pursuit and Capture of Bill Inward, the
girl ravisher, and the amount necessary
was raised in q very short time
AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS
Jewell Couaty Monitor Diamond, 81
The committee appointed BY the jewell
county Agricultural Society at their lsst
meeting to select piece Of ground for the
purpose of the Society, are requested to
be ready 10 report at the annual nesting
10 be held in the stcord week in April
oext
THE ORGANIZATION OF HoDGENAN COUNTY.
Topeka Commonwealth, so.l
The Governor organized Hodgeman
county Yesterday, and appointed Jonathan
r. Wileou, s. A. Sheldon and ]. w.
Hunter. Commissioners, and W. w. Vince
lsud, county clerk. The county seat IL
temporarily located at Hodgeman Centre,
in section 4.
BLOWN DOWN AND Up AGAIN.
Marshall County News. %
During the storm on the 18th ct this
mouth the extensive corn cribs belonging to
the Grange store At Mission creek were
blown over BY the north wind. Last Satur-
day the gale from the south blew these
same cribs into erect position again, and
Burroughs is astoniehed, but happy.