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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19

The following awards Were made by Col. j
II. Gilman Chief {. :. Fort L-avenworth, un.
der proposals opened June lS. 1873:
Biutmann, Taylor & Co., of this city-s5, 90.
pounds of sugar; 2,OJO pounds OF laundry
starch.
IA. wocber, city-2.eV0 pounds OF salt
, 500 rounds oi tab e salt.
DIworth * Lysle, city-IO,O00 pounds
corn meal.
Rohifing 4 Co., city-5CO pound corn starch.
II. ID. Rush, cIty-29,OOO pounds choice
family floul.
Hewson 4 Co, of Kansas City-s,OOo cans
yeast powder.
Tn. Esersdorf clty-6OO gallons lard oil, Is
gross toilet soap.
q. A Eddy, city-3 gross toilet soap.
J. VI. Prokart, city 900 gallons vinegar.
Esny ys Brother, OF Llwrence-200OO pounds
or soap
H#rgis. Imboden < Co., of wichita-I7OOOO
pounds of -four.
Thomas Dixon, of JCnction City-250 900
TouLds OF Il Dur.
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Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day throu IN the coll
umns OF newspapers and by your Druggist To
use something for your Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint that you know nothing about you
get discouraged spen1ing money with but
lutte success. Now TO give you sati factory
proof that Green's August flower Will cure
you of Dyspepsia and Liver ON paint wit h
all its effects. such sour stomach, sick
Headache, Habitusl tostiyeness palpitatIon
of the Heart HEARTBURN, water.brasn, Full
ness at the pit OF the stomach, Yellow skin,
Coated Tongue, Indigestion, swimming Of
tine head, low spirits, &c, We ask you to go
to your druggists and
get a sample Bottle Of Green's August Flower
40 II cents aud try 4, or regular size for IS
cents. Two doses will relieve you.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
The New Opera House

Yesterday the contract for building the
new Opera House was awarded To Mr.. ALFRED
wilson, Of this city, his bid being for ss,l
ami the lowest offered. The site is on Della.
ware street. between Fifth and Sixth, South
side. The building will be completed ready
or the scenery and furniture about the mid.
die OF October. 1t viii have a seating capa.
city of coo people with comfort, will be
Thoroughly ventilated, have ample means of
entrance and exit, and, in every Particular
IN It's construction and fitting up the most
approved modern style will be observed, so
Inat there viii be no more creditable Opera
HDus" in the NJ .ssouTi Valley than this when
com pleted.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
lndammti0a OF the Bladder and
Kidneys.

Chronic cases OF Lucorhe3 and Uterine dis
eases.
ia Iumors, nodes, hard Jumps, end syphi-
old ulcers; in dropsy, in NcnsEsal sore throat
ulc. n and .n tubercles Oi the lungs: in GOut,
dyspepsia. rheumatism, rickeis, IN meTCurlal
deposits-tt L. IN these terrible IOrlS OF dis
ease, wh.Ie the human body has become a
.omplete wreck, and where every hour of
existence is torture wherein This great rene :
dy challenges the astonlShmeni and aGmlra-
ton OF the sick. Al is IN such cases, " here
all tue pleasures OF existence appear cut on
nom the unfortunate ana by its wonderful,
almost supernatural agency IL restores the
hopeless to a life aud new existence where
this great REMEDY stands alone IA iJs might
sud power.
In tine ordinary skin diseases that every
one IL moie OF less troubled WIKI, a lew doses
viii, in most cases. sBu a few bottles in the
mole aggravated IOImS, work "A permanent
cure.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should
purchase package c ntalning one G"zen
hottles. Price 10 per dozen, or So per hal
dozen bottles, or 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggists.
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HOTTER AND HOTTER.
Not the Weather Bu: the War Re-
tween Railroads on Passenger Rates
To Chicago For Fifty Cents-St. &.
gon;s 81 "A

Not the weather Bus the war nc
tween Railroads on Passenger Rates
tn Ch;r,-o For Fffry Cents-St.
Inc cut oh passenger iaV1 % st Ain"7' 'he
same point IL has maintained the past three
days- excepting that the rates drop a little
- ,.,,Io ,,na The po,h T.,
!o"ei, IL Po'Sioie, a. '"e 'i"e- '
land ticket Office had out q placaro yesterday
offering tickets to Chicago for fifty cents. The
u,..,,,r, p.ci,c veperal t,rr. once nlaca,d-
:. -
ed St Louis tickets al sl.O. Inc tcxets 10
Chicsgo required that full fare be paid, Civ.
a. . r.ba,. ., Ch,cooo IN, IN q A, fJ.rspca. hpt
.ns
the 81. LOUIS uckes are ssrAisht- ihere IL
no pro pect Of a long continuance Ofthese
r.,.s II has had the efYect hovevsr of
| swelling the tramc OF the rosus enormously.
That these rates, however, are so essentially
-,,r,s ~ rho road. adni,z of sar,oos
" '.e
doubt The roads can arord ana nave car
rIei excursion parties at even less rates.
.,,.. a.. - o..n ,-o,, ,,.,, q. ,o,,
COUNTING INC i"ie ea'H way, '"an NJ"
maintained Th- ticket agents Claim that
they have TO take chances as To tue passen
:. =. -, i. ,,.,.., o., ,,,,,..,.o - @, .,.
ger WIN poS 'iSAee W Nhi@oso VI Oh A"oi1
| returning upon their line; but its a poor
| rule which hasent two ways of IN anifestine
/ ,...,., -, -,
iIs uuthiuihess' anu "hie one ioao ihish'
/ not get the particular passenger IL sent ont,
/ n NAV hiring hack the nassenver which was
|
| sent Out pS anoinef line.
| The situation at Kansas City Is thus de-
scribed in Yesterdays Journal.
|
Yesterday morning the passenger rates
opened at eiD, either 10 oChicago or st. Louis
| lthehannioaiima THIS rate 10 chicago and
| the old st. louis roads naming the rate To
| tnat city Inc chicago q Alton met these
ngufes, ana the Iate remained the same I'LL
| about nine O'Clock, when the Hannibal drop
ped 10 80 cents 10 chicago, and tue Z q A
| duplicated the rate Later In the day the
Missouri Pacinc and the North Missouri
| -gents, covered the sidewalks in front OF theii
1 offices with large cards advertising 50 cent
rate TO ST Louis, and the Z. a. A., OF course,
followed them down. All the tickets TO 81
Louis were straight tickets, but those TO Chi.
/ caso We're dra backs; the Hannibal requir'
ing deposit OF sIo % ana the I. a., OF sin
Al The U nion depot The rates remained HI q
| ooth 10 ot. Louis ana Chlcago. Ihis reduc-
| tpn 10 mere nominal sum created consld'
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EniOraeh AhrOad.

Tie following testimonial OF the sterling
qualities of a Leavenworth business man Is
from the Platte CITY -iduOodte
Nr. Lewis Mayo, of Leavenwortb, gave this
Office pleasant call a lew days ago. He has
been on- of our best patrons, and We can
safely say TO our readers, tn al when they are
In LeayenwOTth on business call and See
Mayo, If you wish articles in his line, and
yUu Will be fairly dealt with. As proof of his
staudiLg at home, he received at the last
city election the Largest vote ever Cast for
a:iy man in Leavenwurth. A man who has
such Standing at home may safe Y be tTu-t-
81 10y thOS- abroad VINO may have business
dealings with him.
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johnson County Figures.

Johnson county has in cultivation only 40
65l acres ofland that are taxable, besides tins
sne has ll9,9es of uncultivated land that are
taxable; making the total number of taxable
acres of land 200 .639. The total value Of tax L.
bic lands in the county is s.,CIs 957,C 90. Total
value of ali town lots In the county S277, ,S9a.,
Total value of all personal property March
lst, 1873 S599, ,s35 36. Total value of all rail-
road property, March LIST, 1879, S935, l53 "A. To-
tHl value of all property in the county March
lst. '79 So 49,, ,l26 90. Total vslue of all prop
eriy in johnson county for lS7S 81 $50 los &c
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Advertising DOdSes.

How often, deceived by sensational head
ing, We think We have found something in
terestiug, and settle ourselves for quiet eujoy-
iuent, when after reading a few lines, We find
that the advertisers trick has led us astray,
aud We have been reading that Eureka Ague
Pills are a sure cure Ior Ague, and that Com
pound Extract SaTsaparilla, Dandelion and
IOdide of Potassium purifies the blood and
invigorates the Liver, and then adds, Tor sale
by all druggists In Leavenworth, kan., Ne
brsska, Iowa, Missouri, Colorado and the
Territories. All. reader, We pity you. We
have been there too, and learned that
Browns Liver Pills do cure the Headache
and Liver Complaint. dSw
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"Tne Firss Dose Gives sxeIicf..

Trial Bottles DR.. Swaynes Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry, IS Cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, is quickly cured before deyel-
oping q fatal pulmonary affection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Complaint, Blood splitting, &C., no remedy is
so prompt and etfectual "Dr. Swaynes
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for
many years, and IL is proved to be very relia-
BILE and eff icacious IN the treatment OF severe
and long standing coughs. / know OF two
patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but for its use i consider would not be
living. lsAAC ;. HERbElN, N. u.
straustown, Berks county, Pa.
Prtce-Trial bottles, Is cents; large size, u
or six for IS. A single Is cent bottle Will of
entfmes cure a recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk of life.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, Phila-
delphia- Sold by leading Dru yists In Leav.
enworth, by Arnold q Hunt Campbell and
kendrick. wed.f1 -sun.6
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A stampede.


A few nights ago about three hundred nead
of csttle stampeded from the stock yards, Al
the end Of the Gulf track At the Territory
Iine-the cattle taking fright from cats Tight
ing. The cats were mounted on the fence
engaged in feline harmonies- In the melee,
one of the cats Ieaped from the fence to the
back OF a steer, planting himself on the Dov,
vine. With the usual tail elevation, spinal
euIyature and unearthly howl; he raised the
steer and the steer raised him, and jumping
from steer to steer, he In Jny aroused the
without any regard for fences, and ned In the
darkness.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19

The Board of Education of Paola has en-
ployed for the ensuing yesr the following
named ramed teachers: Prof. John Wher-
rell, Principal, salary 81 Co0; Hrs. Mary b.
Keith, Fist Gramm"r, si5 per month; Miss
JuIis Hoyt, Second GTsmma-,si0 per month
Mrs w. NJ. Rice, Third Grammar, $40 per
month; Miss Maggie shannon, kirsJ Pri.
III ary, $50 per month no selection for Second
Primary; Miss Nettie Mclaughlin, Third
PTimarp, S3I per month: w. W. ates, color.
ed school $40 per month.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
Maple Worms at Work.

The maple worms have made their ap-
pearance and begun their annual destruction
of the foliage of maple trees. Henry Snyder,
on Vermont, between Berkeley and Quincy
has trimmed of the lower branches Of his
maple trees and destroyed the worms The
eezs of the moth are deposited on the lower
limbs, and there they hatch, and the worms
make their way to the tops, eating the leaves
and tender twtgs-
Cuttinc OF the lower limbs is not only
good way to destroy the worms, but Is also
conyenieut for pedestrians, and anords q
freer circuI alton OF air under the trees.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
Gcsfin1l.OOn

The Platte Cry -4irocdte tells that "on
Monday night, about O'Clock, while the
storm was at its worst. certain county
official who lives just outside Of The corpora
tion, heard = rum mbIing, roaring noise in the
direction OF Leavenwortn. Ia hIs excited
imagination h, saw the black funnel-shaped,
death dealing tornado cloud rapidly sp-
preaching. Instantly that man began to get
good al a rapid rate, until a lull In the wind
for a moment told plainly that the dreaded
noise WAS made by train OF cars, and that
man was not so good by a-by a-cOnsider-
a bI..
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Rush County wheat.


NJ. John I. BulcI, Of Rush county, about
n mile over tie Paynce equity line, called
on Us last Saturday and left sample OF his
wheat in our Office. lt is as good wheat az
We have ever seen anywhere, notwithstand.
ing the drouth, aud Mr.. ROIen says IL will
ayer-ge twenty-five bushels TO the acre.
Eight acres Was tire crop of the section on
which Mr.. Rolen lived last year, eight hun
dred acres the crop this year, and he says the
and promises TO vie u Is much ss the piece
nF-h lad.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
Or. EAOWaY'S
REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
anu strengthen. Rsdway's PlIIs,.for the
eyre oil all disorders OF the stomach, Liver,
bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous diseases,
Headache, Constipation, Costiyeuess, IndI.
eestion, Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Fever, In
fiamination OF The bowels, Plies and ali de-
rangement of the Internal N.scers. War
rant TO effect a positive cure. Purely yegeIa-
ole, containing no mercury, minerals or de-
leterious drugs
n11Observe the following symptoms re-
n ling from Disorders Of the Digestive Or.
ns:
COnstipation, Inward Piles. Fullness of the
Blood in the Head, Acidity OF the Stomach.
Nausea, heartburn, disgust OF Food, Full
mess or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruc-
tafIons, Sinking or Fiuttering at the Heart,
Choking or suffering Sensations when in a
Living Posture, Dimness OF Vision. Dots or
Webs before sight, Fever and Dull pain In
the Head. Deficiency Of Preparation, lel-
ioVness OF the skin and Eyes, Pam in the
tside, Chest, Limbs snd Sudden Flushes ol
Heat Burning IN the Flesh.
send . letter stamp 10 HADWAf a co
Ne, - Wa 9HEN. cOrner1 Chort
INFORMATION worth thdlsrds will be sent
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure GOnnornaa, Gleet, Cor
dee, Structures, Diseases of the Kidneys, Blad-
der and Urinary organs Of males and fe-
males.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is q sure remedy
for the SpermstorTnoaa, Seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss of power, caused
by self-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
OF Dr. Hunters specific q per bottle. Injec.
ton, 81 per bottle. sent everywhere by ex-
press. DIR. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No.
AIS, North Seventh street, st. Louis, Missouri
Send t.o stamps for treatise. Cure guaran.
teed or the money refunded.
Theo. Eeersdorfi, Agent, Leavenworth,
Kansas. mAyl2-eOd&w.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
Around Valley Falls.

Our farmers are now busily employed get
ting everything ready for their wheat har.
vest. and q few commenced cutting this
week. Next week the harvest will be in full
blast. From what We can learn, the present
prospect is that the crop will be fair one
but not nearly good as that OF last year
which was more than an average. III good
weather continues SO that the grain can be
nut in stack without wetting. the quailty oi
the crop will be excellent. The acreage In
the ground is about the same as last year
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
a Fine Lecture.

TIE lecture given at the Firs: Presbg terian
church last evening WAS the most graphic
and interesting OF any description OF a jour
ney we ever listened to- While the speaker
E.v. Geo. l. Spinning, was telling Of hIs toul
through the Alps, one could almost feel the
cool Br..Zes from the mountain tops 30 fal
uIG b. forget the warm evening In his inter.
esJ IN ia. description. Mr.. spinning Is a
vivid lecturer, and We hope that more OF oul
people vii! have an opportunity TO heal
him.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
Thursday Storm at Corning

CORNING, KAs., June lS-During the wind
and rain storm at this place Oh yesterday the
dwelling house belonging TO Ed. {. Dennet!
was struck by lightning and n portion of il
demolished. A house one and one half miles
north OF Corning owned by samuel Taylor
was blown down and utterly destroyed, the
occupants escaping without injury. Z. A
McCal um's residence near 10y was partially
wrecked, and considerable damage was done
to buggy sheds, out.houses, etc, but fortU.
nately no person was iDju jured during tue con
tinuance OF the storm.
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The Centaur Liniments are of two
kinds. The White is for the human fami-
iy; the Yellow is for horses, sheep and 9th
er animals. Testimonials of the effects pro-
duced by these remarkable preparations are
wrapped around every bottle, and may be
procured OF any druggist, sent by mail from
the Office OF The CENrAUR COMPANY, i5 Dey
Street, New York City. janI0-wlyr
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19

Mr. Samuel Hastings, postmaster at Jarba
loon the PeTTyyilIe road sixteen miles south,
west from the city, sent in yesterday sam
pie OF rs fine winter wheat-beardless and
beard,d-as was ever raised in Leavenwortl
cognty. He has thirty acres which he has
b gan to harvest, and he thinks IL Will yie d
twenty bushels 10 the acre The sa mple was
bruu 'nt ia Toy Mr.. v Ilson Lowe, who was al
1 -. .aIm ETIuaN.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
EevcrnnG Ague.
DR. EsaaNvUy7S
SdFSaDaljlIl3l HGS0lT8lt
iHE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

CltANGbS As SEEN AMI LII.
,hey daily occur after using few doses
/ Good spirits, disappearance Of weak
ness lan.uor, melancholy, Inca e.lse ana nslI'.-
ness OF he u and muscles etc
2. Strength Increases, apPetlt" improved,
relish Ior food, DO more sour eTUci 'uoEs or
walerDTaSh, good DIGESTION calm aud uudIs-
turbed sleep, awaken fresh and vigorous
s disappearance OF spOts, b.oiche>. Pln-.
pies; the skin looks clear and healthy, the.
urine changed iIOn It's lTTnla ana cloudy
.nt,.lrauCe 80 a clear sherry Or am Der color;
water passes freely from the bladder through
the urethra without pain or scaIuingi lItue
or I,o sediment: no pain or weakness.
4 Marked dIInuuliion OF quHnlsy and
frequency OF luNoiuuIzTy weakening dis
nurses, Of afflicted tnat way, with the Ger
tHin:y oi peTlnantni cure. mere tst-d >tfviiS' u
.-Nhiolled IA the s-cTeJlng glands and iunc-
iiUnu harmony TcstUTed 10 the several or
gsns-
and t.le swartlly, saffron appearance OF the
tkn cuansed Uo "A clear, hEci. and healthy
coioI.
lungs or tubercules will realize great benefit
IN eNpectoraIing freely the tough phelghm
az mucous irom the iunSS, arr cells bronchi
or windpipe, throat or head. diminishing The
frequency Of cough; general increase strength
throughout the system: StuppsGc pt hlEut
sNeilts and pains and ieDuES "i weak ness
around the ankles, lr=S, shoulders, etc, Ces-
sstlion OF cold and Cnllls, sense OF >UiipcliIOH:
nard breathing ana p3EOEA sn OF cough On
lying down or arising IN tie morning. All
surely disappear.
IstaKen new signs Oi RETURNING. h"1yIu Wll!
ppear; the blood improves In purity and
Iirrug tn disease Will diminish and All Ior-
etgn and i'm pure q, posits, modes, tuInUrs, csn-
49,, nard Jumps, ETC., be resolved aWas, and
the unsOund made sound anu healthy; Ui-
GERS, fever sores, chronic skin diseases grad
ualiy disappear
In cases where the system has been saji-
waited. and Mercury, CGlGE -tiYsT, CORROSIVE
SuDiimate, have accumulated and become
deposited IN the bones joints, ETC., causing
carries of the bones, rlckets, spinal cCFNature>-
coHlortlons, white sweilsusS, NstTla"~e N.luS.
etc, the SAkSAPAklLLlAS VIII resolve
away these deposits and eXteTminaie The Vi
euS of the disease nom the syst II.
y. II those who are taxing these medicines
Tor tlie cure OF chronic. ECrUIuioUs OF ~ piIli-
itic diseases, however slow may be the cure.
..ieeI better" and ma their general health
Improving, their flesh and weight increasing
or even Keeping ills own, l. a sure s.En that
the cure il progressing. In these Gl-est-es
the palieni et Iiler gets better or worse the
virus OF the disease is not inactive, II not ar
rested and driven from the blood, II VIII
sprrad ana continue to undermine the con-
sIituIion. As soon as the SAkSAtAklL-
LIAM makes the patient "ie,l better" every
hour You will grow better and increase In
DeaIin. strength and n->h-
Ii,.s great power Of tins remedy l. In DIS
eases IEaI thea, en ueaIh-as "a
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Returned

We received a copy of The TIMES "re-
turned" yesterday morning. The editorial,
telegraphic and Kansaslnews columns bad
been nc arly all cut out, and on the margin
the editor who had received so much vaiua
HE matter had written: "splendid, You
get too much good news. We mean It,
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Everybody Wants a slice,

Since the city marshal's salary has been
advanced TO SIS month, and the police judge
has struck big lead, every man in town want
an office, providing il can be SO arranged that
they can strike big lead or get the votes of a
majority OF the council.
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00leeklp Gimes
THURSDAY JUNE 70, 1879.
The X n. Railway.

Yesterday Was the time appointed ioT Turn
Ing over the Kansas Pacific road, by reason
OF an order of conrt, by Receiver syl. Smith
10 - II II. Clark. General Manager OF the
Union Pacific railway II was generally un.
d.r.iooi rnaI Sir. smith would be immedi-
ately appointed Gen raj Superintendent.
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NINTH AyNUALC LCOMMENCEMEN
1T the Female Orphan School ut
Camd-n Point. Mo.-A Popular and
Successful Educational institution.

This excellent school was established for
the pu. pose OF assisting young ladies who are
without means or in limited circumstances,
IN securing "A more thorough education than
oar common schools furnish. Ii was founded
by the Christian Church in the State of Mis-
souri, The course of study is the same that
l. u,ua ly pursued in the leading female col
leges of the country, special attention be
ing paid TO music and art. The faculty with
President A. +. Smith at the head, is COM
posed of efficient teachers, who exhibit a
thorough interest in and love ior their work.
The college buildings are situated on q
beautiful elevated site half a mile from Cam
our city, ON tie Chicago and Rock island
rsib The Institution is surrounded by a
refined and cultivated society, and every op.
poT unity il Offered for The moral and social
= well ~ the Intellectual advancement OF
the pupil. The closing exercises of the term
occurred on ThursdaN last, and were in &C.
corUance with the folioSing:
PROGRAMME.
Overture-"WiIliam Tel, -" Misses Perrin,
Oldham, Gibson and Wood.
PRAYER
Chorus-"Glory be to God on High" Class
SsIuIa;o- -y-"Every Leaf Hath Tongue
Miss Luiu hampton, Barry, Mo.
Essay-''Ihe Natural Sciences, Miss Net
instrumental Duo-.'u Trovatore- Mis- es
Mullendore and Gibson.
Essay-"Tne sequences OF SIN Miss sallie
Graves, Weston. Mo
Poem Miss Maggie Mclean, PaynesviIle,
Missouri.
instrumental Solo-''Lsrnival De Nouyelle
Orleans, Miss Ruth Oldham.
ESs3y-''rhe Beginning OF the End" Miss
Lena lie vel. New Market, Mo.
Essay-"Edueationai Wastes" Miss Flor
ence Strnther, Platte City, Mo,
Instrumental Ouartette =. .Masaniello," -
Misses Maupin, Grimes, Roberts and Noble
Essay-"The Prinsip'e Of ChsnRe,';-Miss
Emma Nslandigham. Columbia, Mo
Essay" The Province of Free INQUIRY
Vocal rrio-"Hope. Misses Mclean, Keith
and Adkins.
NaleGicto-y -"Che Golden Horn,"-Miss
Gamma hampton, Barry, No.
Instrumental Soio-'Aignon,"- Miss Birdie
Perrin.
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
Vocal Due,-"Holy Mother Guide His Foot.
steps, Misses Oldham and Grimes.
Address-Elder j. II. Garrison. st. Louis
instrumental Duo o-..Coronation," - Misses
rerrin and Oldham.
We are indebted to our townsman,M Mr. JIH.
Crew, for our Information concerning this
institution and Its commencement EXer-
cises. Mr. {. assures Us that the pupils with
out AN exception acquitted themselves in q
manner which was credi able alik to them
selves and their teachers, and where merit
Was 60 universal IL would be inv vdlous to
distinguish. The piapo used was kindly
furnished by Mr.. Carl Hoffman, of Lesven-
worth. and II is needless to .ay was a good
one. In conclusion We desire TO offer our
best wishes for the continual success of the
Female Orphan School.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
The Northern Cheyennes =.

7 ]
Major Miles returned on Saturday evening
with his Cheyenne chiefs who have been
visiting the great father at Washington.
The chiefg got to ssea big heap OF country and
a great many pale faces. but could not get
permission 10 return io the northern coun.
try. THE Major informs us that the entire
tribe OF Northern Cheyenues will b brought
to the In ian Territory.