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eOnnirn Dropsrin tor Sale Ono ~ Gel

AT ORANGE, n. j. (neighborhoOd speciality.
n PROPERTY aud ali cites great bait
ea.ns EDWARD T.. HAAILTON. . Pne--t. y. y.
IGOR SALE or LEASE.-For manufactures,
chemical works &C. blocks OF lots with bukhea ed wsicr
front adjoining ew-lOrk Brorkyn.
X. A IOJ SO. EugIneer. &C. 90 Exchange pl-cs.
EOR SALE.-A country seat OF 53 acres IN
the teluuiul village Of Geneva situation excellent
good buildings abundance q for
gent ae-iring country h0nr Apply 10 GhHhii al.
SMITH. Geneva. y. \.
ORANGE, y. J.-HOuses ana Country Seats
~ 10 let ana sale; variety ALSO and bIt
* iOis BLACKWELL BROS. 2iJ Broadway, Room D.
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sroohlnu Rsal estar. for salr.

EVERGREEN-AVE., BROOKLYN. - House.
H barn and "A los for 400 easy terms. hULASD
WHITING. o beekman-st.
TOR SALE.-BrOwn stone house in Brook
q lyn. good location Ia rooms. Sue 20xtOxlOJi pres
S. 5O butliltir Apply Ais West f3d It., NcwNorz
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NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

FREEHOLD ard NETWORK RAILWAY
Connection. Leave foot OF Ibertyst FOR Freehold q
s-I5. ll.45 a. ~. 4, 5:i5 D. m.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL Hamburg
4 American Packet C0mpanys Limo Tor PLYMOUTH.
CHE BOLI.S aid HAM &c.
II RIDER. EiLElt an. II
WLsTPHAI.lA = T. t.,,l \ d. an. -
Rates passage Plymouth London, Cher30ura. Ham
bfrg. and all points scotland and W2es; First
la1n gold S1uO. second CABIN. gold, $50; -reerage
r,1frv $50 G. b. Richard & BOAS. ien. Pas. AT.
EF NfAtITts co.. 81 broadway. New fOrk.
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TuPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

II MI LAlAl l. 1itAAAA-NHf .uEhi L..
a NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
sTEAMS ~ IIrE BEIWEEN NEN.YOHZ.
sOUTHANfTDN AND BREAEN.
NEChA R.....Ssf Dec - " ~ sat AN ~
MAIS.... SAT-. Tan. 3 en WEIR tR---at- J 40. Z
RATES OF PAS~AG from NEW.YOkK 70 sou rHAMP.
TON, HANRE OK BREMEN. 100
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABIN $50
STTERAGE so.
Return reduced rates. Prepaid steeTage cerd
cafes. so.
sIeore tickets all points m tho south Of England $50
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lNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

NEW YORK. HAVAN A and MEXICAN MAIL
~ ! LINE steamer- Pier No 3 y L, ) ,. IN
FOR HAVANA DIRECT,
AND VERA CRUZ VIA HAVANA
Calling at PrOgrcsO Camps no and Fr0utera-
CITY or ALEXANDRIA Havana AID MexcolSas. Dec y
CITY OF MASHINrION Hagana unlyl----Thurs. jan =
CITY OF MERIDA fHavana aud Mexico. Sal Jan 10
.MEAI.s a La CARTE SMALL TABLE SERVICE
:. CITY o. XICO Will leave NewOrieans. Jan. 3
and 70 Tor Vera Cruz Bagdsd Iamplco, and ruxDau
connecting with steamers for Havana. New-lork.
r. ALEXANDRA q Sons. Nos. 81 aud 80 BROADWAY.
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-------------- ROWHkT NATIONAL BANK
NRw-YOHK- Dec. is. 1879
'I,HE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
II declared a DIVIDEND of Five PER CENT tree Of TAT
frm earnings past ak moo pay sg on s
January z. lsou ~. hAAAAASH' ~-~-'~'
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ASHING.-Ry n respectable woman To do
w washing and ronng for ladies and gentlemen or
families, understands Hating md puning children
clothes hsunts washed fhe
~ new, reference. II required. MCCOi
MACK. 4O9 East 59tA-st
.)1= 7TH-AVE.-PAULME ROCCARD-
~ French tailor RIDING habiI Lafayette and Robe
pierre walking -ts cOlmans uisters al clothes
ladies class mtker.
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I,s.i,u,f,us v.St.,t.v ..iscss,; ,i,. .t.a 70,
J -, -. -. ,,[.--- -,
INC He 7" Se~a1S nseAc4 III 'Sci'ooi- Inc -.ih1 lie
three miles north, aud west of tie corner II
| :. xth an Kansas sy.nu4s md IA kpovv,, a.
4 a. ~ a. =,
| 'Ae ""4' - 80 -'ea''A at 'he LOO. oi
! the Dill LEAKING To RIcuesler Ieiuet.ry, and
lies on both side, OF soldier ,,,..l, ,,,r
| -. IT, ,,,,,,- H.. . 49,, ,- :,
| ' O"'f'in OS-'eE iuea vi "heEs "
4 Il, Nhtn We say IL Is on tbs road that passes
, east of CAPTAIN o. A Acinuieyi, old farm
.,,y = en,,-., ,,.,.. -, -. -,
~ - -' NHe nii4e Hotth u ttiHl ASiii
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oIu Nouuts
A few weeks ago an advertisement appear
ed In the GLIDE stating that Dodge City was
in need Of a tailor shop, 1t WAS 1000 answer
ed by a littls Old msn named Mack, who
hung out his shingIe at the utual place and
commenced piyi ng his needle and scissors in
. very mattel. Of.fact sort Of q way. Poor
fellow, he had never been informed OF the
tailor that ever set foot in this b;bulOus city.
How the historic Mcintosh was literally
scared TO cath and robbed by aAyers OF all
his earthly possessions, and compelled TO
fly from visionary prison bars How
the misery Peter Frank was
found dead in an alley. robbed OF his money,
anu with the w,una of blunt iEsirurneut
OF his head. AMI lastly, how the little
day lgh ut in frunt al hts shop. All these facte,
we say. h vi never been related to the new
traitor until tSO lure dsys after he had
established himself here in business. But
on last "Wednesday committee Of self sp-
potntt-i phi anthrouists visited his shop and
laid these matI-rs before him. He listened
with breathIess silence. and when he was In.
formed that no taI:' T hsd Ever been known
to survive in Dodge C,ty-that from two
weeks To one month was the average life
tims--his count-ns nce grew deadly pale and
he shiveren with "A terrible ferr. The commit
tee lett MIN, T. cling thai they had performed
q duty to humanity. But the effect upon the
tai or wss instantaneous. He immed ateiy
banded mp hts dry goods, took down his sign
AMI, wit out ssyIug by your leave" to hi,
Dearest neighhor, or paying his little out
standing bills, lie rtiy stole away on the d nj
train G. at EFT The depot We are again with.
onts ti'iuF-s Il n 'ces ~ patches on oui
puts r. srow.ns larger aud more numerous
N.
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abe Rcds IN wichita.


For Two or three days last week WIGHT,
| was filed with tue repr, sentatives OF Tn
original owners the soil. o. Thursda,
the Cheyenne outfit, consisting Of forty OF,
wagons and IL Indians, male and ieIna ale
came in under charge OF train master Muir
ply from the agency. On the g. me day, Maj
J<hn ID Miles. agent came down from l. w
renee. In charge of the Chey enne prisoners
Old Grow, Wills Hog, Bushy Head, Left Han.
aud Blac K-mIta, who W, re discharged by tn
court In Lawrence, because the ST lie W. = no
ready WI its wIta.ssss. Sometime sine
they were Joined by the families. v no cam,
down with them.
The parry left on Saturday with the wagol
train for Cheyenne Agency. The long IN
pr,sonmenL OF these yedoubtable warriors
with the terrors OF a trial conviction ant
sentence of death hanging over tnem ha
had the effect OF III Akins powerful and last
ing IMPRESSION On their savage nsIuT. s
which Will last th1 m Tor the rest of tne!I
days Tn-y, no dOu Jt, he reaiter, will bcion,
10 The peace party oI their trIbe.
Miss Meek. Of Lawrence. All capt. X II,
Pratt. U. ;. A., accompanied NJ jor Miles,
On Friday, TO the agency.
Tne luuial Comnt ,slonsr has selected 81 Z
boys AMI Jour gIIls, from the Arapahoe
Toe; siXteen boys and four girls from the
with the wagon train aud are their way
- Carlisle, Pa, ana ~er. Ia The CITY 4 day or
two They wee all examined by Dr. Hoige,
u. ). a AID We believe passed u successful
examination rs To health and pGysica con
diiiun. The IN -jOrity OF them were dressed
Ia civilIz Il dress and looked c:ean and
bright.
r. ,..Jien Do inmoe and David PepdIe.On
wiIJ ps-sed through here the ix>t of > ptetn-
Der, rom Syracuse, u visit their ptrcutS, of
the Ihey enuo trIDc, are with IIc party, and
F.tsi.. IN sk...sr
studies.
IL -, ans to Us that the government has at
l,sL ci,DseiI the mus. effective way OF ciyIl,z-
ing the Indians, III ssIectlny the yOun, for
Training, and removing Them eyOud the
daily contact and influence Tie br. Ia o
cloul Indians. In "a lew years they can DE
sent back as active missionaries, ami III such
numbers that they Will have a social anu
moral power not POSSESSED by the lew. A
good work IL also being done at the agency.
The older Indians ere gradually becoming
and docile, and while the pIos ezs>
Is slow, yet from year 10 ear We See d,
decided Improvement
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PARTING The blue RIDGE.


friEh,fui Pastures Developing n
Chunky Gai Mountain, in North
Carolina
AsHvILLE, N. =, Oct. % -PJsitiv: in
form alton reached here 10 ds, Of some re-
mark able disturb ,nceI In the CHI ky Gal
mountain, one Of the Blue Ridge Fang,
About sixty miles from this pl-c. The
earth in s1me places has b e., torn n 'or a
mile in length and a half mile i, wid.
TO the great terror of the deniz n, II that
isoiated country who are d-mpralized, and
have fed to the valleys for protection from
Whist seemed to be the impending destruct.
ion and swallowing up Of the whole noun
tain. Unususl Disturbances we're 90
served on top of the range early las:
spripg the earth at that point being noticed
to gradually give way until breaches
we're made in some places wide and
deep enough to swallow houses. There
openings grew rapidly wider, until several
extended to . quarter Il mile IN iength
during the evening. IL some places the
pi's Il. fl between the breaches are seventy
i've and eighty feet deep, the width 1t the
TOP varying from twenty-five 70 thirty feet,
and running down to . point The cause
Of the remark able phenomena IL unknown
TO the deniz.ns heres bout, many Of there
people believing that the whole u,onntains,
not only the Chunky Gal, but the Rnane
and other ranges in this vicinity, will be
swallowed up in q few d.ys, ard they are
looking out for = recurrence OF the di.-
tnrbance nj any hour. The scene Of thee
rem aka occurrences is IN the neighbor-
hood Of the Bald mountains, the giving
.vay Of which attracted ccu.iiersois at
tention year u 80 sgo. Tue IN ,vemen.
in the bowels of Chunky Gal Is OF even a
more remarkable character Than the Bald
mountain dirtur barces.
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THE MISSING. EX-MANAGER.
his Last Note Undoubtedly A Blind
Tn Cover In His. Flight.

Its nov pretty well established that the
theory advanced by skeptics at the time the
ex.manager of the Western Union Telegraph
Company in this city, Mr.. J. u. Byrns, dis.
appeared and left q note that he intended
20 commit suicide-the theory being the
quondam deceased was only shamming In
order TO blind his trail as he passed to other
scenes-is one which is correct II is certain
that he has written to the President of the
Western Union, offering TO d up his deficit
with the company, amounting to $50, OF
which $3.50 WAS for telegraph and 500 for tele-
phone receipts.
1t Is said that he is up in the Yellowstone
region, which is another evidence that hf
didn't throw his body into the muddy Mif.
souri, to end the troubles and disgrace
which had been brought upor
him by s'bad whisky" (By the way. would
q man be likely to leave a stigma on hil
character after death, anyhow, by sayi nj
that II was brought about by using bad
whisky, when he might as well leave the
impression that he had INDUCED only in the
best brands Of the ardent:l 1t is not likely
that IL he threw himself into the river thai
his body violated all natural laws and wen
up stream instead OF down Perhaps there
might have been something magnetic in
the money which, In his last declaration, hs
said he had sewed up In his collar. vhict
had q tendency to draw his body TO wards Ia
poles; but even n sucn were the fact, II In
hardly possible that after being under waite
the length OF time which has elapsed sinc'
his disap oearauce he would be abe to com
muntcaae In Q busipess-iike manner with hi
friends.
nis, however, fact beyond question tina
lilo. Byrns' dight and open disgrace Cal
be traced 70 liquor His standing with tn
company Was such that he could ea>f y hav,
a1od mp mAtssEsL Be8ides II 10 nuderktoo<
tnat - he'd ovsr slJeoe with him when he lei
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COURT ROUSE CUaRENUY.

The clock is about five minutes behind
time.
The steps st;the west side entrance neet
repairing.
Delinquent .sxes are coming in very
slowly at present.
The City Clerk has registered 3 lC3 voter
OF the city thus far.
The County Clerk and his deputy are very
busy upon the tax rolls.
Judge D!efendorff is sill feeling the ef
fecis OF his late sickness.
Two marriage licenses were issued by
Probate Judge Dieiendorr yesterday.
Richard Fox, the .nilor, has been pro-
NOTED, now being knight of the broom snC
dust pan In the city Offices in the Court Hous,
building.
RIVAL ESTATE TRANSFFEs
The following transfers ~ r. Il estate wer,
nIed Tor record with Register Crowder yes
teriay.
w.D. Kelly and wife to S.raa +. Mum
lois and 4, block a., l. arvenwortn city
proper.
Henrietta Stewart, of Washington, u. G.
TO Henry \. Burr, warranty deed in consid
Grafton OF $500, To lot 7, block 40, Leaven-
worth city proper.
Catnarine w. Clark (widow) TO George Van
derwerker, wsrranty deed, In cons deraiioT
of $500, TO lots and 10 in block Il, FAcEler'e
addition TO the city OF Leayenworth-
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Yeast Pow doris
Pick eS.

Crosse & B,.cs wells 1900 a.
LSa 4 Perm SauceS, and kGsr >
Tomato CatSup
New ugar tured Ham, Boon -,
- Ildrr and Breakfast lSscOH,
choice Dried Beet.
Buruett's Extracts Warranted
Par.
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CITY NEWS.

THE Governor has issued proclamation
Offering reward Of eco for the arrest anc
conviction OF John 2. W els, VINO murdered
Williaan y. wadde!l, seven miles Tom TIL,
CITY, short time ago.
THE newspapers OF Janesgille, Wisconsin
speak in handsome terms Miss Samuells
Few, daughter Of DR. =. r. Few, Of this city
who is now giving entertainments OF a mu-
wonderful ability violin -'eTiormer Is
well displayed.
IT would be g gross injustice IN cDnfOund
that standard healing agent - THOMAS
EcLECrRIc OIL-witn the ordinary orguents,
lotions and sslYe-- They are ofJentImes
infiammaiory and astr.nsent. This oil II, on
the contrary, eTninentiy cooling aud soften
ing when applied externally TO relieve pain,
and powerfully remedial when swallowed.
The advertisement IN another column.
APURELY vegetable medicine, containing
all the Writ ues OF calomel without any of the
injurious tendencies 80 Justly dreaded by
mankind. Simmons Liver Regulator will
be found prompt TO start the secretions OF
the Ilv-r. and give a healthy tone TO the en-
tire system, without salvation or any lntu-
lious effects. When used d catnartlc, IL In
no wise disorders the system, nor does II
produce any uauses or SICK stomach when
about 10 purge. It Is 50 mild in its action
not 10 interfere with business or pleasure.
cod W.
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SuVS Thing

DR.. Kings syphilitic Remedy ia warranted
10 cure Sypn lis liz the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages and in Ill It's varied and:
complicated ;forms, and Will cure the worst
cases OF yenereai diseases; cases which have
resisted the treatment Of the mosi eminent
physicians OF America. IL cures the nrSt
stage and heals the Ulcers In a few days. II
cures ulcers In the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and legs also hard pains In the bones
AMI Joints, swelling OF Joints, syphiiitic rheu-
mstism, etc, In short time. Price i've dol.
lars per package. Sent everywhere by eX-
press. A treatise on sexual disease, free
Serl mailed for two stamps. Sold by DIR. j.
Din sheer, AIS, North Seventh street, 81, Louis,
Mo. Cures guaranteed OF the money refund
sd. Thco. Eger-IGT', agent, La&venwCrth
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The publishers desire TO call special ait IL
tisn 10 tae aboTe dates when parts M ID
formally published As Il mailer OF ScCOm-
UOdatn N they may deliver so!ne Of tie
numbers, II desired, i'll adv T. e. of these
dates. IN which case tue interval II time
between deliveries may seem longer THAI as
sc.ibers may rest assured that their suisse
quent Eurnbe's Will tie fprthcomIng at the
proper dates of publication as above.
The agent. Mr.. o. a. tsElsi.e, IL Low stop
ping at the Collins Ho lse, aud will make u
Lnorougn canvass al tbs. city al those " no
may bat b. called uIDn. can g.. tn. a.. mt al
his rooms as shove tor the next two weeks.
J Il. Cham beers, publ her ard bonlse Ter,
q n>lal .s cru Agent, 81. Louis, No
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WOSnc w..s.
And a graf sJnety o! small ia
SRuru> pine and cedar Mana
~ butter tubs, sugar


& Prep grcI Na-LTI, t.r IgT 81
is and eucrt Ary coo,iS bought
the m0usy All BE- gl.uuloJ Goods
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y. q. u.
Lawrence Journal. %.

The fourth annual meeting OF the NationaI
CHRISTIAN Temperance Union is To be held at
Fort Wayne, Ind, commencing Friday, No
v.niber 9Th, and Continuing three days. The
bIsis of representation Is one delegate for
every five hundred members OF local unions
W. A. III Harris and Miss Amanda Way, OF
lnis city, viii attend, the lsIJer representing
The wOman's CHRISTIAN Temperance Union.
hev. Mr.. Gilbert OF Topeka, and Others will
piOUaDiy also attend.
BESIDES attending the NatiO IaI Cnristis n
Temperance Union, Mr.. Harris wilt vi>Ir
New YORK ana Kentucky, and make furthee
arrangements Tor vigorous tenn Jsrauc
lmpalsu this st ale next year.
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A Political Fabrication.

LEAEESWokTH, Oct. y, 1873.
EDITOR TIMEs:-Mr. McCown hunt, Clerk
of the District Court OF this county, is report
ed Ia your paper having said In his speech
at 1onganoxie, that "Mr. Shepherd was in
the habit of playing freeZ out in my e.t.b-
lishment" Nov, i don't know where the
gentleman gets his information. Mr.. shep-
nerd has never played game OF ireeze-OuL In
my establi sh insnt, and SIN willing 10 make
affidavit 10 TIN effect. j do Dot publish tni-
card IN the interest of Mr.. Shepherd, but
want The public To know That 1 keep "A de-
cent. Respectable place, and that 1 make AL
honest ilvlng ia al honorable way NO fre.ze-
out Is played ia my house, and newer Will be
80 long = am A. CkOas.
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Yesterday .mording in the Police Cour; the
following cases were,heard and disposed of:
W. II Roseberry, charged with vagrsncyi
lined $50.
Willie Reed land Willie Stone, two loot
blacks, were tried, the nrst, on The charge o.
disturbing the peace and assault and bat
terry, being fined $40; and the second. charged
with assault aud battery, WAS d ned %.
In the case of the state VS.. James Harden,
charged with grand larceny defendant was
bound OF er In the sum of $50. This is one o.
tho two brothers arrested a short time ago
charged with setting the fires in vacant
buildings IN the city. In this instance hs
was riding around in rother persons buggy
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by which said county agreed TO give i,,a aid
Railway Com pany, in alt Of the cocs.Iuc
ton OF its road, the s25J,0yO oI stOcE. teen
held by the county in The Kansas p C nc
| Hallway Company, 20 be palo and de i've St:
| To said Kansas Central hsi!way Company on
coiuple'Iob OF the first nf,y miles oI tie load,
within one year fTutn thai iims;
| ASp HEKEAs, said Hast named railway
! company com sIeted the nr,t Il ~ miles OF
its road within said time, 10 The acceptance
Of the Board OF County Comm ssioner- of [. g
| counry, al on TIE ~ enJIetn day of July. A.
| d., is12, the Bosid of County Commission
81, OF said toanty, ordered SAD sIocz % De
| delivered TO saii iasi-nsm. u Railway Com
| psDy. which stock WAS then paid out, aud
| delIyei.d to tue wssnipgto Improvement
| tompaI.y Ia part payment for the cOusIIuc-
| tioD snd equipment oi said road;
AND " atR.As, SAID Isst named Railway
4 " prevented rom proceeding with the con-
| sruction Of said Iosd, Tut has since com pIe-
leu lie same TO Point eighty TOUR miles
wett Of said city. and IL nov GxL.zI ding said
ru..'. so IS To- make II n very Io.'. TT aid
vaiushi road ~ tn. city ai'd Gu mtg OF !.5ay.
en~"rth.
AND WHEREAS On account # the stop.
pig OF tAs work OF extension Of said ioad Tor
time, the Bard OF County Con mIs>ion-rs
OF thus CouUt;, cau-eI ltself To TIE made a
party TO the litigation p-njin. an the ~
preme Court OF h 'fIsaSaEd the CIR uir Court
OF the UDlted -tstt-s Tor he District Of an
s"s, To r. sst the tran ser a. said sIo-k on In.
books o. The saiu kansss Pacific Railway
Company 10 the said Washington Improve
ment Com paDy.
AID Whereas, Thu said Board Of County
rsnII xten.>nn ~, co., A. ", -, ", tne
"a am, fn.t in 80 ~ 1t, @ a. ~ II ga
10 t,,- n.r,,. -, 81 i's w VIZ ns' one
I6s-..ii, 80, t.I,'. 49, ,i,'1I money
s.td i,ti,.q,,, ca M, - N''i"is" rom
tsr i-' wi 'i'''' - > III II hs-
/, IL ,bs,at,,. or,.. 49,. -,
Al . ,nst"iore oFoer', inst ali o.! o. t:on
o. P.c.,,c D. " 80 , - os rue >t'I hau
. A m. .,nn,, -, sr'aPa &c "I.huiaNh'
,,I,nr,.I my at,oin cJ vI s-i!I roG@ty De
Of County Commissioner, az .,id cnnntv
from the defense OF ali suit. in,titnted h.
said Washington Improvement Is.nn.ny
Tor the put pose of ,rciDy "A transfer az sd
stock, ana That said Il s,ss PscIflc Railway
Company Ia. ul-,ted TO tram fer .aiI sI.rk
an their books 10 the said Wa.bi. pInn I'm.
provement COMPANY As the lawful ovn-,s
thereof.
The following r. port WA presented AMI ,r.
dsred aced on file:
pEnE,rs OFFrC.
IEAyENyokTH sa,. Oh ~ is-a
~, II ~ s,L,, ,,,,, ,.L D.,
w. - ~ i'rN-ht
tn, l., ..',,.,i..,as 10 Leroy ctr'iy
n.oe ssS ,s.i,,s $500, .' ,i 30 al NJ ~ =
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AUTHpKIzrD BY TIE Z ,NHoswEALTH ~ KY
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Mallack's Orchestra.

The orchestra OF WslIack's T heatre, New
York. is famous for its extraordinary precis-
ion. This Is dus entirely to Thomas Baker,
an Eaglshm IN, who has conducted 1t for
years. Mr.. Raker ussd 20 suffer terribly from
rheumatism. but now Is rs supple and MIN
bic ~ q school 10Y. H. sscribes his freedom,
as he ought, To Giles Liniment Iodlde Am
mOuiA.
GIiea' Pills curss RsIiousness
Sold by Arnold q Hunt send for pam.
phiet. RK GILES.
l2U West Broadway, n. y.
Trial Niz. d cents.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-30

Dr. Hunters Specific aid lnlJCtion No.
are warranted to cu-e Gonnornoea, Gleet.icr
dee STRUCTURES, Diseases of the Kidneys, blad
der and Urinary organs OF males and fe
males.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. Is . snr. rerreiy
for the Spermator-hGsa, Semins. Weakness
Nightly emissions, the loss Of power, Is usst
oy self-abuse or excessive indulgence. iric'
Of DE-. Hunters specific & per bottle IN &C
ton, 81 per bottle. sent everywhere eL ex
press. DR.. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprieto No
as North Seventh street, st. Louis, Missouri
Ssnd tso stamps for trs-ttise. Cure gusrai
teed OF the money refunded
Theo. ExersIorff. Agent, LA yenvcrth
Kansas. rneyl3.eodAu
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-30
THIE El,AHAMA

Here We have for our biscuits, cakes, etc. +,
DIR. Prices Cream Baizing Powder, which
chemists and physIcisHs have decided to be
pnre and nealLniul, and yet thousands OF
pounds OF scu!IeTaied baking powders ar
used annually, simply because they are
cheaper. Consider TIE health IIst-IBIS If
true economy. s.lo "