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Family EI:Hf.

O =. %-rrIg Is 4 b .8casm.ta. and rather IN
c,In,d To re dissipateG aud quaITeisone. he
is the III n who Chey eane Pete had the fight
wi II three or Our Sundays 40. Last sun
day ni2 ht 2r. Perm got GA ano her spree
and kicked his wife in The abdomen. He
was also about 10 assault his IN FRIED daugh-
ter, Mrs. Burgess. but WAS prevented f:om do
ing So. Yesterday the Old mans Soa-ln law,
Mr.. burgess, swore ont an Information
pgains Mir. Perrin fer his Saturday his ht Z
matinee Tins raised the oil mans ire, and
aud ne concluded to CHI stlke his Sun-iL-'aw
when y Lively GzhJ ensued, Iu which both
were b 8dlS b usred
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fdnn strator's i.o,ce.
THE STATE OF KANSAS,

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAVESTUETH COUNTY.
In the Probate Co lrt in ami f)T, said c unity.
In the matter OF the estate OF Jacob Henry
PieTsOn, deceased.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that letters
~ of sdn tnl=tFatiOD, with the will an
nexed, have b .en granted to the undo rsigued
on the estate OF Jacob Henry PieTsOn, late Of
said county, dCcez sd. BE- the Honorable, the
Probate Court OF the county and Stale afnre.
said. dated the l6tn day of October, A ID. 1873
SOW, all psrSOns having claims against the
said estate are hrIeby notified tuat they must
present the same to the unGrTstg Bed for a.
lOwance, within one year from the date 81
said lette-s, or they may be precluded from
any ben, q Of such estate. and tbGt If such
claims be not exhibited within three years
after the date Of saiI Letters, they sEall DC
forever barred
WILLIAM III. LEWIS,
AdmiristEatCr, with Will auu.xe 1, of the es-
tate Of JAG H~uTy Piers II, deceased
THURSDAY, De Gem bar H. 1879 WV
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SheriR's Sa!s No. i22,

isCBIlC NOTICE is hereby given that uu .
Il der and by virtue of Judgment rem
dered In the District Court in the County Of
Leavenwo-th, in the State OF Kansas, in sn
action wherein Tine Philadelphia Trust safe
Deposit and Insurance Company. Rs Admin
istIaior, with the will annexed OF the estate Of
Shower deceased, q a. plaintiff, and Orlan .
do j. Hopkins and Others were defendants,
ana 1f an execution issued on said Judgment
to ME directed and delivered, | will on
MONDAY, The 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. ID. 1879, ut eleven o'clock A. M. of that
day, at the South front door of the Court
House in the City of LeavenwOrth, In the
County Of LeavenwOTth, in the State of Kan
sas,Offer at Public sale and sell To the high
est bidder, for cash in hand the following
described tract of land, situate, lying and
being In the County OF LsaveuwUTIh, IN the
State of Kansas, nameIy:
Lot number thirteen tIjJ, in block number
tElTty-oDe (3i)- in CLARK and kees' addition
To the cry OF LeHvenWOTth-
Dated this Is IN dJy of November, A. 1879.
= e. LOWE,
sheriff 81 Lo1venwOTth County. Kansas.
II. ". Ing. Attorney tor TIa.uliff
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ILOr. ]
WhiIewe are lie Earning many things. let US
Icok "A little to manners. When putting on
overshoes do not knock against each othe
Iurposely Boys, let Us not p!cs our ears
and noses more than is necessary in class.
Cir 5, m IKE II point to clean your finser
nails before coming to schoo', for it Is vast
ing time to engage In sucn during recitation.
Aud now to Us all: if your back Is TO the
door when it opens, turn your head around
no m4tIsr II II nearly u1t Dlnts your neck
and scratches your cuin on your -tsnd-u
collar; Tor yol must see no is coming In.
you happen TO facs ths door, raise your
head, pien your mouth and eyes, look wild
and fitrcz-luSt Ike n Texas rog, Ieai y To
jump into n prEtieid-aud II you con I
know VINO comes IN IL shan't be my Tau I.
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Administrators Motto ;.
TEE STATE OF X NSAS. I,s
LEAErSWDI:Eu Cot MY,

TEE STATE OF X NSAS. ig
LEAVESwJEFa COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in aud for said county.
Ia the matter OF the Estate If rsncIs Zsdon,
deceased.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN that Letters
- at Admins tTatiCn have been granted
- Inc undersigned on the Estate Of Francis
Il don, late Of tutId county, dec ased, by the
honorable, tie Probate Court of the county
and State Aforesaid, dated the eighth day OF
Decem Der, a. u. 1873. Now, all persons
having claims against the rBli Estate arc
hereby notified that they must present
the same ID The Uad- rSigD.d for allowance,
within one year from tFn GATE of said
Letters, or they may J. rec uded nom
any benefit OF such -.; ard that II
sGCh claims he not eynipitPt within three
years after the q ate Of said letters ILey shall
be forever barred.
=. ST,IE1NDS. Admin 'strafOr
or the Estate Of francis Z,dOn, -esse 4.
ThursdIy De. L, 1879. w5S
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Sheriff, sale I27.

gEU8i.I NOTICE II HEREBY q IN IN mat
UuGtr and by virtue of h jIn gnent re -
dsrea IL The l. sITict Court IN the county 81
i.aHv-I vvO- "a. IA II- St,''4- Of Kansas. in an
aCGIo.s wherein rEe GeTmau BFnR- of LaaV-
enECEtn, Kansas, Is pInipJ Il, End john
Baker, and others, are Cef-iIt ants, and of an
execution Is Ugtt IN sliu ia igneHt, TO ma OIL
rrcteJ 4 at delivered | = III on Monday. the
I'm day Uf ! LA UsEy, A. ID. 1880, ST II O'Clock
a. IN , OF thaJ GEv, at the sO1Ih font do. O.
TIE Court House in the c'Jy II
IeaveDwDrtl \. in the C0ur ~ OF Leave nUOfth,
il the stRie Of Az ,ott=r ~ public sale ana
sell To -" irhes1 bidder, for cash IN hand,
the To r,r'.tg described tracts o. land situate,
living aL& yeing in the county OF Leaven.
worm. va tle : ate of Kansas, namely: The
undivided half of lots one %. two (2) ard
three CO, in bi, OK one %, IN Laavenwrrth
City, proper. as per plat OF said city on Il in
the office of the Register of Deeds Tor Leayen-
W E''r County, KANSAS
LoIsI this llrh day of December. 1873.
p q LOWE,
sheriff of l. ;tyenwur,II Co., X.
LUCIEN FAKEI;, Attorney for P!ain-.f.
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N=~ YORK PsSODUUE MAR x ET

NEw IcEK DC ..
FLoUR-Strnnser; superiine western and
Stale - 2oGo So common oOd SOC %
good To choice 81 s5(as 90 white wns at
extra So % al 50 St. LOUIS So UtdS p.
WHEAT-Hish-r; No. sprins 81 Sl14dl -
No S ring IL Al ungraded red sI 40 al Sd;
NJ do 81 S5Lasl 55ss4; No amber 81 541a
Sl 5F4 uugrsued Whine 81 5lG. 5I12; No =
do 81 I6%GsI ~; No do 81 521a.
RYE-Firmer.
N-Noderately active; ungrsiei 6iG55,z
No ), So s6St4c; steamer 6ic; NJ : white
CSC.
O.Ts-Fair demand; mixed western 5IG52I C
white 5iIj5I%c.
CCEFEE-Quiet NJ d unchanged.
SUGAR-DuII ana AonIInal.
MoLAssES-Nex Orleans IN fair demand at
IS as.
RICs-Q Giet but steady.
tGGs-Duil; western l6SS2.
PoRK-Demand active; III ., sl2 7jGl5 %
BEhF-Quiet and unchanged
CUT MEATs-Quiet bui finn; long clear
IN id es 81 90; short clear g -.
LARD-Prime steam IS % as Is.
BUrrER-Dul aud unchanged western liS
&c
,HEESE-Firmer;w western SGlSc.
WHIsKY-NoHliual at 81 IL.
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The Care .. round.
IExnhonga1

The burn ward is the field for winter work
Much may be do e here by skillful mar Age
meut. Manure, so 'oug as IL Is frozen, re-
mains unchanged, and the preparation OF
the manure IN the best manner Tor use in
the spring makes no progress. Make Gen.
trail heap in the yard, and by means OF a few
planks and a wheel barrow m )ve the m snare
from the stable eacn day 20 this teap- II the
heap is built up 50 1sre, and made four feel
nigh, It will keep Sarm In the colo est westh'
er and while warm IL will ferment and rot
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81. LocIs PRODUCE MARKET.

FLOUR Firmcr; s. 6ja5 81; Xxx IS 80
G6 10 family - GA b ~; choice 10 fancy IS i5Ss
90.
wHEAr-Higher: No red, 81 3}1Sa Ss5z
cash; 81 S51s al 49,. January: 81 ildl as
February;s a.. g. As March; No. do 81 p.
CoRS-highel at IS 9S.5zc cash; IS gS71 &c
December; 3S1sc January; Syjs February.
OATS-Higher, $50 cash.
RYE-Higner; s31ac blu.
BARLEY-Uuchansei
wHIsKY-Steaty at 81 IL.
LEAD-Steady at IS -.
BUrrER-DuiI and dropping; dairy 2l927c;
country packed s9iS'; roll active at i6 S2ic,
GEGGS-UncnaDge1: .trictly fresh Dc.
PORK-Lower at $IS 12i22 ash and February.
DRY SALT MEATs-Vs!y GLOW, weak and
noninally unchanged.
BAcoN-Dull and nothing doing.
LAgD-Eirmer at s. 20.
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Nermin are the greatest pests to owls They
are worse in the winter than at other times,
because the fo~'s are Cor fined more closely
and nave not opportunity to free themselves.
Lice msy be destroved by withdrawing the
house and Toosts with lime mixed with
csrbOlic acid. Fieas may be destroyed by
thoroughly gressIng the iooSrs Clean slra~
should De applied t. the nests, ana glass nest
eggs provided for early layers \ glass
covered coop will be US iul tor NJ early sit
tin hen and a young brood OF chickens.
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Hon. L O., zIer, 4, &c; +. q Lowe, Sher-
II s.cJown Hunt, Cl,rs.
r & Lowe " J. W. NeinHus, county clerk
PorsTnpIcry wit o. IN and ANUS allowed.
J.W Taylor IS lie .veuworth Couaty-Jury
Zee paid by platuun and jud ment entered
upon verdict.
Is. Eormsi - u. W. Campba,l-JuGgmen,
TOR sI,IUs and costs
Slsslevs h Ue-D.s missed st costs of prose
CUM Nltnrsss-
STATE v VA. Observation-Disclosures entered Il
YlH8 - LBliJN.
ST., " Ev-ns-On triEkhy jury.
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sNitcEe Work

-D-e NEII u IUTlN-.
In T'nv=s often wrongly caliei Using
glass, = VII u ,rapkeI Is readily cleaned by
taking i. out ana Thor u2hly washing with
vinegar, a little diluia i II il does not come
OF At once, l. /. SOAK It little. Ny new cook
uses 2 small, fat iurliD, cut smooth. slightly
dipped IN IA 4 and la> hardly "a bat OF pam
6 Ike smoke IN tee kitcneu- After n few
umcs She does no. 'ip ~ INFO tn grease a.
can.
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stock arAet.

CATFIE-NatIve shipping s'r''> : "'d5 -
native butchers steers 80 ?. N.''ckeF
and fe-ders 81 80 sS ~; COWS = ~ = % - -;
tered Texas steers ~ 2lG2 g. Iu.,'S-aUv J-'sIN'
steers 81 41,tS 80; CoIorIsio mail Or"-i i =er'
81 IldS ~; Colorado Texas steers g -1tSZ n.
HO1S-si 1894 -.
saEEP-uo0rado. 81 1913 uJ.r7r n.ha
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LIyERPOOL MARKEr.

lIskLPtSL, pSc ..
BREAO TCFFS-FirIu.
FLOUR -its 6iaiSs.
wHEAr-w inter lis I'd 9iIs Ct; spE'ns les
Id
CoRN-Old IS 81 G5s 81.
OATS-6s ~.
POEK-5s sd.
BEEF-Sls
BACON Lo-g clear midd'es 90; stor.
clear Ais.
LARp-s1-.
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K. 8. 1--we SrOCN rsaishssE.

EASsas ,lTTs. Ss-r, Dec. 3.
Tns Commercial iui:Ca'or'' reIorss:
CATTLE Receipts .i5 head; shipments 3 0
head; market quiet except for sooi butcn-
ers' cattle, for which there is a iair demand.
HOGs-Receip:s 6.Is4 head: shipments a5J
head; market steady, with the average qua
ity h stter than for some days: sales ranged Ut
81 l0d4 IS; bulk at "a SO94 A..
SHEEP-Receipts 80; no shipments +; mar
ket quiet and unchanged.
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Roos;sr without a Head


There is n rooster in Lawrerce which was
decapltaIed several days since, and is still
alive and able 10 Walk around. Food and
fluids are passed into his crop through a tube.
ia. wound j. healing pid.y, ami the pc.
SUD o. ion l. tusL The iOwI VIII be able 40 live
uuL as natural days.
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= IIHEs reporter met u member or the
6ruun Medicine Company, Rnd after the
usual saIutfoD, asked him: 'How's Dus.-
RESP
Ir-t-Tale," replied the medicine man.
"in 30 &c GfEhe I'D weather We are lncTers-
In or stl.s SlesdItN. our medicines are
now IHt r,sug My kEown aud az. reciat.d, ana
cons, qGyuUy ta.ch months safes shows aD
suCr-. - daily
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s-OuIdn'i Make Il.

\ aOsnO C1u0ty Record,
a cO-ple OF "OoGl," of African descent,
from the extreme s0ut heasisrn part of the
county, arrived IN this city thursday even
ing, ard proceeded to the Office of the Pre-
bate udge and requested a marriage license.
judge Wallace informed the color d gentle.
m An thai n he n Tedts had one wife living
he could rot ISsu- the license, unless he
would first proc divorce. The di sap.
poi ted coupe went back ~ their homes
wiser ana sa'!Cer than when they ca NE.
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Hand "A eshct.

A brakeman named Custsr, on the Kansas
City, 81. Joseph Council Biufi> road, while
coupling cars Sun1ay morning In the yards
at East LeavenworIh, got his glove caught,
and ere he could withdraw his hand. the cars
csuyht il rnaShirc that member IN a serious
mgnppr entirely seyerIng one finger from
the hand H. was takzu 10 his hotel At st
Joseph, a physician sent for, and 10 doing
nicely.
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wHooPISG Cough Is successfully treated by
separating the patterns beyond bearing dis
lance of each other, and b. the employ men:
Of Fe lows Hypopho, phites- Hopping cous h
is a nervous disease Of so sympathetic n ma.
tuTe, that a psIoxysln may De pro1uced in
che Suscspiib e By simply hear ng the cough
OF aaotneT person ire above named treat,
iuent mas been focrd stngu, airy effective
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Tae exodus;ers a'e stlII comm. into Kansas
by hundreds Oswego, Parsons, Usage Mis-
sion, F.. SCOT and other places are complain
about the influx Of cOior,d psupers, but cur
lousy. CherUSee county, the former OeJec-
Tiye puii.t OF tue dark tl.al wave, mas escsp-
eo with on y a sprtnAle OF exodu>ters-
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In TIE District Curt u Legreacg1n Couafy.
+. +. Goddard, PIsinrIn,
Jane \. COUl.e4' sarah r F'rrau, William
II. GJtLaId, NJ L. GodaaTd, Mary Ann
S-rode, John L. Goddard, - = Judd
James Il. Judd, JO-iia I. Judd, 5 ,m1eif y
judd; Laura T a Judd, fheOe ]. Mower
snd William Ii Judo, Defendants.
GOu Jane A. Coulter Sarah r F.rro'v W.T.
liam Il. Goddard. ". I. Goddard, Mary ann
5tToGe, u. T. judd. James X. JGdd, JOeila I
Juru, Imu-l -. Judd, Laura F. A judd
Phtbe j. Mower, and william II. judd are
hereby notified That yon tcg- taer with John
Il, Goddard haye been sued in Ihs ABOVE
named court by the above uamed plaintiff
and that the laid plant Il has fled hi, Ieti-
ton against you and unless you answer said
petition by The NTH day of January A.
is2D' sad petition will be taken
as true and JudGe nent rendered against
you and the Eald John. Il. Goddard
ier the partition OF the following dsscrio.d
lands ana teneInents situated in the County
OF LeaEGE WOrth and State of Kansas, to Wit
The east - acres Of The NORTH one hall of the
LuItaweSG quarter, Of sfcIIoD twenty seven
In township seven, Of range twenty-One. and
the northwest quarter of the northeast qu T.
ter Of section tSenIy seven, IN township
seven, Of range twenty Jre containing ninety
acre. and the southeast quarter Of sec ion
tvenIy-eigEt, township seven, ard RANGE
tweniy-oLe, and also a piece and parcel OF
land Degluulng ten rods west of the north
east corner OF section thirty-three (32j, Town
snip seven a., range tVeni -One III. thence
south twenty chains and a half (-O1SJ, thence
west twenty chains CO., thence noILn Jour
teen and "A hslf chains ~ ,thence.nOrth sew
enty and a half degr.s- (7I1zj, west three
AID si-!OJ cDaiDs, thence due north vest six
chains and sixty links TO the section line.
thence east tTeLI weight chains and twenty
hve links tothe place o: beginning contain
In 2 forty -four acres according To survey o =
certificate, Subject however 10 the ndt-
tons of a lease which William I. Marvin
ara Jllia ". Marvin have given Union
School District No 81 LeavenwoTth and
Aichiton County tor the acre of land in the
northeast corner Of said tract
And az Judging the plaintiff to be the
owner Of one undivi Ell eighth part Of the
above described lands and tsnements end
The saii cefendent> Jane A Coulter, SaraH
fa:TOw. william ~. Goddard. ". 4. Goddard,
Mary Ann strOde, john b Goddard, each u b..
the o %ner o. ore UNDIVIDED eighth par OF the
above de~rrlb. q lands and tEnsfnentE, and
the I'D defendant - + JIdd To be the owner
Of Lu- undivided sixteenth part of the a DJVe
described lands and terernenis, and the said
c-i.8dslfs JeHss X Judd, JO-'Is L, Jucd,
samuel -. JuId, Laura r. A. Jacc,
rheoe j. Mower and Wi liam X Jund sacu o.
be The owner If one undl vi led ninety ii -th
part OF tine above desC Tioed lands and ten
enents, and Tor su:h DINER proceedings and
relief as are provided for % the laws of Tue
statc Of Kansas In css-s IN PARTITION.
sTILLIzEG.s * ,IILrI-Gs,
attorneys ter 4. aIGIin
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[ or. PraiIiE Farmer

Wazh he roofs and s.aiks of celery very
Clean, then dry teen III the oven or near the
stove. Gut do not Let Them burn. When per-
Getty dry gra le the roots and pulverize the
talks then Il tbs whole and mix II with a
fourtu toe quantity OF >sir, or, grind celery
- very Ii Ie aud NIX with salt In the anne
proportion ut in "a closely col ked title
aud MS for seasoning >Dlps, stew- an S dads
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ST. LOUIS, No., Dec. 9.-1he rev double
truss span which takes tie place Ct the
iron span Of the St. Charles bridge, which
fell some tine sgo, was compleisd to-day
end tie frzt train crossed a, 1890 p. N
ReguIa. traffic will be resumed q. oroe.
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K,C. pRrs,UcE rARKEy.
kANaA3 CTI z &c. Dec.

The Commercial "IndicatoT" reports:
WHEAT Receipts 1.6-S bu; shipments
l9 GO hu; IN store, 6.l, 3 .; market excited
and higher; No. 2 s. % bid; No. IL IA >
Il; No. 81 Us al %.
CoRN-ReceIpts % g bu:shiprnen's q ,O6i bu;
in store 1900 bu; market steady No mixed
70 b d; .gIa asked.
OATs-Nu, ,. IL. BID.
hYE-NO. 2, 1Uc bid.
EGGs-Firmer; fresh n. pr dOz.
BUTTEK-SLeady; ci OIce loEU;.
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CHICAGO 1--WE sLeCk uARKET
EErCA1o Dec

The DrJrT's Journal reports:
Hoes - EecelIis 1900; shipments 1900;
market opened very strong, ia ~ 500 cents
higher early, closing with the sdvsuca lost;
m xei packing and light bacon 81 OYi 81
cnOice heavy g. S595 %.
CAIrLE-Rsce pts 2 400; shipments $50;
good cattle al 4 butchers better; common
shipping dull 1t So 5a4Ss0 good 10 choice
81 i0S5 0S: cows 81 NeAZ 80; hui q OJJg2 90
steers So l0I3 40; sGockels and feeders a %
e 3 10; Tex ans s. 5I.
SHExP-Eeceii lie SOF firner at s. 5o1i IS.
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Thst a remedy of such common. simple
plants as hops, buchu, mandrake, dandelion,
&C, should make so many and marvellous
and wonderful cures as Hop Bltters. do, but
when old and youDg, rich and poo, pastor
apd doctor, LAWYER and editor all testify 10
having been cured by them, you must be-
heve and try Ih-n yoniseli, md doubt no
longer. See other coiUmn.
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SORE THROAT, cough. cod and similar
uoables, If suffered TO progress result in Sc
rious Pulminsry Affsctiobs, ofsentimes In.
durable. .BRnwSs RRoNCiIA TRoCHEs"
rescn directly the seat of ,he disesse, and
give lmg-f instant ~ tef
ID.k-Tlur S4FaV
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s;heuulaf.SU;, Nc9EuI.ir, Tg.E.ffa.
"SaIaGuIr =" tse rrOrderfaI sgfg... F....z
Is a positive cure, IL has never called
7apanuicI has 10 equal for Chronic I.fr-o
nts>, lame Btc's, LumDIg1, Spraiuv, p..sH-
'hHPD"d Hands, CGIiDtaiUs, E4ufur- md ...
diseases o. The SKIN. Try sir as saEr ErauHsl
LcZStna, HuiUOrs Of the scalp, d.. Ufrru..rIH,
sore Throat, Pneumonia and tt.I b. ffsrlrrrr
tory dt-ehseS. LFdlss y mo suffer from .p-rI
q .lh'ulteS aha immediate T-f.ri and q per
HIAntrt cure by using "SaPrIE.s " I-s.a .tr
SpbrSe or Dot baJn remove a.f soreness ri
G'olE, IUps and feet. sat SD gr.tl -usr H.
ice Or D. OraE refunded
.Snlo ty ELL DIugs.s D. PalCG ggs and Il Der
b. tie.
SrLd i-r Illuminated circular r~F CARTS.
SAMUEL GFuIF g. Cgsfrsrr4.
f''pEir'Dg 60. EIJIEs.uy. y. l.
6s'9 90. sun i. xsd
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11
Garden Seeds.

Some seeds, ike the ptrsnip. ara not good
the second year, and snould not De kept over.
All doubtful seeds, either ~ 10 name, aye, or
quality, should ID thrown cut. Good seed is
one OF the essentials to success in the garden,
al d now is the tim. TO sort, label, select, AID
ii
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11

fist appesr. nre aud removed By the use OIL
an cd Iooth-c, usp-
The TEN perstc,> o. a room - P'ah's v
DO veil, should range u, -
day time, and SIS degrees or
sre kept too warm for both Pc
inmates. Provide some metho., :. an.
tin. water IL the room 10 noisten -
-7ts
When sweeping is being done, the pt-
ought 10 he covered with a cloth or ne~spa-
pers, 10 Keep off the dust. O.hsrs Use the
freshness and b. lu.y of the foliage will soon
DE lost The sponging of the smooth and
thick-Ies ved plants Ill add 10 tier health
aur DraQ-y.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11

lwi!son Cgu4ly C..iz n. |

TIE fashionable young ilfie, OF Leiven-
worth have or san-z-I Il cooking cab and
hold monthly socis.s, az which gentlemen
sre present. All of the eRtables arr prepared
Nv the ladies'. Acc pId NJ to father ProaLy, of
tn, j. Z UuIDl, tn-y Will 80 IN all catch good
and .lppTeciat.se hush mis-.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11


Winter is the time TO pisu the work for the
next year. Tue business mea of Lawrence
should now mature their plans for tue build-
Ing uP of "A l re city. Wi IA the star She has,
ana uveISJnIu. IN her favor, Incre can be no
fariurS 1. We ali 10 our duty
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11
ST. LoEIs IsSS STUCK MARKER.

81. I0CIss Dec. ,,
HoGs-wesK and slow; light shipping "a Is
heavy 60 81 2Sdi 81; packing - $50 %: butch
ers' II select 81 5J94 Is; receipts 900; shiI
ments so.
CArrLg-Scarcs but firm, particularly foi
good native butcher and snipplny SEER,
1~ni"h sold at 81 tt1i 7i :. lect western steers
s. 20 40 gr-ss Texans g 2las GO; 'e.ters IS o.
90 { cows ssd ne!fSr- 8! 2SGS I21.; receipts
l,iyu; ---pmeBts.2S
-HnEP-Sc4rc, but Il m fair tn god nu'-
tons s. So; choice $ 81 3 S.: export sheep
| 81 0ca3 ~; Iecs, 49,; sGl pheEts 2c.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11
Feed ror FIFTY sheep.

7
To fs i % sheep from Nov. ID ID April IL, or
| five months, there VIII De needed about Il
tons "t hsy or It's oqnivaieu; in other iced.
They may o. sept well 90 tons OF hay. 10
tons of straw, I'D atoms If corn meal, vr an
sQuI yal"uJ Of Other gram fpn \ -ucsp oi
; leo pvunCs should nav. pJuads o! hay ii ally
or y, lSr food % ,4ual H.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11
The Southern Cow Pea.


| the Southern COW PEA has very rapid
| grOgta. Ia ninety days 1t reaches de- St:
ma of foliage which destroys othsr veGets-
| ton and prou-c the soil from the ray 5 o.
| the san turning under In August n crop of
l these pas IL believed TO equal Itwo yefT q ID
1 clnN.I hiI - "A ierIritX.r.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11

ouIred. aud the eawdust Is packed arounu ~
In mis- vay a solid block OF ice. 10 feet ea Gu
Way. weighing over 60 tons, has been maui
during the winter by means of = hose lfo 1,,s
pump. Sucn a block OF ice wastes very little
in the summer.