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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-27
Ster.f's Sale No. I22,

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that un-
der and by virtue of Judgment rem
dered in the District Court in the County of
LeavenWOrth, in the state of Kansas, IN an
action wherein The Philadelphia Trust safe
Deposit and Insurance Company, a. Admin
istIator, with the will annexed of the estate of
Shower, deceased, was pIaintir, and Orlsn-
do j. HOpzius and others were defendants,
and Ot AN execution issued ON said judg me Mt,
to me directed and delivered, will ON
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. ID. ls1j. at eleven o'C.OCk A. NJ. of that
day, at the South front door of the Court
House in the CItyof LfIvenwOrtn, IN tlIt.
County of Lravenworth, in the state of Kan
s.iS, offer ri 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 LeavsuwOrln, IN the
State of Kansas, namely.
Lot number thirteen tlJl, in block number
thirty-o1e sd. in tIark and Rces' addition
Ia the CIty Oi LrsSenwOrth-
Dated tGis lS-h day Of November, A. n 1873.
i. e. LOWE,
Sherif OF leavenwOrth County. kansas.
ii. I" inE. Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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The Best Candidate the Democracy
Can Nominate.
New York WOridl

New York worid.l
If the Democratic party cannot elect in
1880 such . candidate a. Mr.. Buyard, the
Democratic party certainly can elect no
other and interior candidate. In the mat
ter of his fidelity to hard money, which
simply means his honesty on the great
question of . government currency, and of
his hostility to flching from the purse of
the nation, MIR. Bayard asuredIy has q
better record than Mr.. Sherman or Mr.
Blaine. Indeed, his record on the question
of . government currency is Of such a
character that If the election of 1880 ia TO
turn on that point il .eems to Us clear that
Mr.. Bayard, instead OF being sure to be
beaten BY any Republican but Grant, would
be ,olersbly sure to beat any Republican ex-
cept Grant. 10 his latest concentrations to
the country, just before leaving the White
Hou-e, General Grant took considerable
pains to put himself side BY side with Mr.
B.yard on this Issue Of hard money.
Does the Sun think the loyalty of General
Grant to q SOUND currency likely to prove
q source of weakness to his candidacy
should the Republican party Of the nation
ask him to sssume is leadership in the
nation - the Republican party of New
York has already asked his devoted friend
and champion 70 assume its Leadership in
New York; Certainly in this great State
of New York, which Is likely to play IN
important part In the election of 1880, no
Democrat can come anywhere near carry
ing majority Of the electoral
votes Who does not stand pre-
cisely where Senator Bsyard has
always stood upon this great question Of
. sound currencv. Certainly in this great
State of New York no Republican can
hold his own aga INST Senator Bayard on
this great ouestson 90 we'll a Gen. Grant
Indiana ia likely to plav an important
part in the election Of 1880. Putting Mr..
Hendricks On one hide, - in this strictly
hypothsticA discussion Of TIE strength Of
NJ. BayaEd il b proper to do. what Dean
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Publication Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvESwoRTH COUNTY
In tie L'lst5iri Cunt II eIUcrttrg7p N COaafy
+. +. Goddard, Plaintiff,
".
Jane A. Coulter sarah r. Ftrrow William
ii. GodiaTd, 81 T. Goddard, Mary Ann
Strode. Joan B. &c !dard, ID. +. Judd.
James X Judd. JOeIIa 7. Judd, samuel. y.
Judd. Laura D y. Judd, Fhsbe J Mower,
and william II. Judd, Deieudants
You Jane a. Coulter, ~trah r. Fsrroyg WI
Ham Al. Goddard NJ 4. tsOddard, Mary Ann
STROBE, j.. =. judd James X. judd. Jo.Ila L
Judo, samuel v. Judd, Laura r. A Judd.
PhsDe j. Mower, and William h. Judd arr.
hereby notified. that you together with JOhn
IL, GnddHfd have been sued In the agt,v,,
named court by the above named BialutIu
and that ths said plaintiff has filed ala pett-
ti"h against you and unless you answer said
petition ny the NTH day of January A.
ID 1851, said petition will be tsken
"a true and judgement rendered against
sou and the saId John. r. q siIard
ior the Partition of the following Described
lands and tenemeut> situated In the County
of Leaveu worth and State OF Kansas To cir.
The east - acres of The north. one half OF tu..
northwest quarter, OF section twenty seven
In township seven, Of range tWsnty-one, and
the northwest quarter of the nOrtneas Il Gu y
ter of section tNenty-se.eu In t1wusuII,
seven, OF Tango twenty-One cDutaI ming ninety
acres and the southeast quarter Of section
twenty eight, township seven, and range,
land beginning ten rois west OF the north
east corner Of section thirty three f3}), Town
ship seven 90, range twenty zone III, thence
sDuth twenty chains and "A half t.OJLI. thence
west twenty chains 90. thence north TOUR
leen and half cha los - ,thence.uOTth sew
entS Iue and n hall degrees t7l "a, west three.
ana -..lyJ chains, thence due northwest six
chsiD- sud sixty NnEs To the section line.
thence EAST twenty bit chains aud twenty
nVo Inks 70 the place OF beginning, contain
INK foi ~ -fUur acres according 10 -uI vsyOr's
certificate, t-u.Jecf however 10 the c0ndi-
tons OF n lease which William 7. Marvin
ARD Juila NJ. Marvin have given Union
ScbOoi District No. 81 Leavru worth and
Aichi.on County tor enc acre OF land IN the
Eoi iheast corner OF said tract
And anJudgIng the plaintif to be the
owner OF one undivided eighth part of the
above described lands and teHements ard
tarrow, William H. Goddard, VI. 4. GODDARD,
Mary Ann atTOie, John Goddard, each To De
the o. ner Of one undivided eighth part OF the
the said defendant ID r. JGJd To be The owner
OF one undivided sixteenth part of the above
described and, ana tenemeDts ana the said
defendants James X. Judd, jos. d, 2, Judd
Samuel y. Judd, Laura r. A. Judd
rh.Ds J. Mower snI Wl!IIam K Iggd es.cn u
bs tne owner Of one undivided ninety sixth
part Of the above descri Del lands and ten
enenis, and for such oJneT proceedings and
relief rs are provided for ~ the laws OF the
state OF hanssts in cases in part tion.
STILLISG.s & -TfLLISGs,
AtIOIEsys tor FIaiuJif
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Sheriff Sale No. I2i

lIUB LlC NOTICE is hereby given rhas nv
L der anu 10y virtue OF judgment render
e IN the DISTRICT Court in the County or
LsaveuwCTth IN the state of Kaus.S in an
action v d. rein u. W. Idle rs receiver of tG,.
Estate Of tue Kansas INSURANCE Company il
Praintif, ami the First Cumberland PraSbv-
terrain 'nur'h AMI Others are DEFENDANTS
aud of al execution issued on said Judgment
TO me- directed ANA delivered, W. II on Mon
day, the 9'n day of December A. ID lS-g AZ
eleven o. Ock \. VI Of that IS, at the soul III
front door ct the court house IN the CITY OF
LesvenwOTtn. In The County of LeavenW orth
IN the tate al Kansas. offer at Public Sale
and sell 10 the h!GHg~t bidder .or cash In
hand, the following described tracts of land
situate. lying sHd being IN the County of
esv-r worth, III the state q. Kansas,
namely:
Los :. ven 81 and eight ,S} in Block forty
eight tiSl, IN ieav=nwOrtH Clty turUperl IN
the CoUHty Of I.eAveuwITth and state. OF
Kansas, together with all and singular the
her,dttiments and AppUrtenances taeTeto be-
longing
Dated this 9Th day of Soyembar, IS7n.
I. q. LOWE.
Sheriff II I.svsnwOrth County Kansas
T. A. llurd, Attorney for Exchange Bank
OF ~. Louis.
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A Gambling Den Discovered.


While the reporter was tramping around
this week for news. he WIS informed by Q
gentleman that in q certain rather old build.
ing, a little way back from any public street,
and not more than three BLOCKS from the
public square, that there was gambling den,
in which that nefarious practice was carried
on with marked proficiency by q lot Of boys
who frequented the place in numbers from
four to eight at almost al hours of the day,
and can even be found there some nights. In
this gam bling den (which the boys call a club
room) are all the necessary articles, such as
table. seats, cards, chalk. poker chips, &C.
The house WAS shown the reporter and he
also learned the names of most of the gang
Tue business il conducted very privately"
and ofcoufse nobody knows anything about
II. That gambling goes on in Paola, and
large sums Of money are lost and won, there
Is scarcely any doubt. There is q place on
the public square where II Is being done. and
the parties are known, although they think
that they are keeping II awful quiet. and
they are.
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Interview Wien sea Alter Arson

ti'hicago Tribune.I
The Hon. William B. Allison, United
Stste~ Senator from Iowa, VISA at the Grand
Pacific Hotel yesterday with his family, en-
route for Washington, where he goes to
transact some business preliminary to the
coming session of Congress. A Tribune
reporter conveIsed with him few moments
in reference to the political field. Mr.. AL.
lison said that at present he could not say
much. "We hsve done well lately" said
he, "but We must work and See tina. we
keep up the organic alton and put the
strong men to the front. OF Course, az to
1850 prospects. things are in a chaotic
state at present, go far a. stating any thing
about Presidential prospects are con-
cerped."
"Will Grant be the choice Of your
State"
81 think he will if he wants it. Bn. he
know much about it. The people Of Iowa
feel very kindly to Grant, and would not
object to him."
"Who is your choice ?"
"The NOMINEES of the Republican party"
How do you view the Presidential
isid?"
"Well, that is hard question to answer.
Ii Grant does not indicate that he wants
the place, or that he will accept a nominal
ton, think that there will be a general
scramble for the place. Blaine would then
loom up pretty strong. He ia such a ge
NAL man. He knows all our leading poll
ticisns, and is on friendly terms with them.
Mr.. Blaine has a remarkable faculty
making friends. He rerlIy ought TO have
had the nomination in 1876, but / think it
was better for the Republican party as it
is. The Hayes policy gave US chance to
test the real feeling OF the South, and now
we know how to meet that section. After
Blaine comes Sherman. he will carry
Ohio, and Is a strong man. However, he
is not so we'll known or liked by the mas
of the people. Grant, / think, woul
carry some OF the Southern States"
what do you think of the disintegra-
ton of the Democratic party in the
South ?"
an Georgia, 1 think, it is pretty we'll
broken up, but in the other States, do
not think there is much change. Nor do
think there will be until prominent Rspub
lican speakers from the North 20 down
there and show the people what We really
mean, and that we aim at their pros
perity."
Senator Allison anticipates that the
Senate will be Republican in 1881 BY one
majority. Herman, Of New York, will be
replaced BY Republican, a. will Wallace,
of Pennsyivanis, and Bsrnum, Of Connec-
ticut. He thought the Republicans we're
sure of these three. If Indiana is CARR
bv the Republicans, of which he thought
there was . prospect, it would give the
Republicans the requisite one msiority.
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THE County Treasurer collected ssss.75 in
taxes yesterday.
The Missouri Pacific railway sent nine
teen carloads OF stock and merchandise East
yesterday.
A MARRIAGE license was issued late In the
evening of the 2ith to Charles W. Bissett and
Nollie Cochran.
THE Thanksgiving turkey, for table orna-
mentstion tomorrow, is TO be found In the
city in abundance.
GEORGE WASHINGTON was fined $40 in Po-
lice Court yesterday for being drunk and
disturbing the peace.
1.-THE bills for the Paulding Combination, at
the new opera house, December LIST and ID,
were put upon the boards yesterday.
NIGHT before last twenty-eight more coal
miners left this city by the Ksnsss Pacific
railway for Cart,ndaIe, to work in the
mines there.
HARRY CARTER was incsrcerated in the
city Jail yesterday on the charge of discharg-
ing firearms in the city limits. He will be
tried in the Police Court o-dsy.
A VICIOUS horse tied on Fourth street,
-
Attorney T.. L. Carney as he was passing
and.ip fiicted a painful wound upon his arm
Bon PORE, a hackman was arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday, charged with violat.
ing the new ordinance in regard to hsckmen
and expressmen. The case YVES continued
until to-day.
LTEUrENAST II. CUsHMsS, OF the Eighth
with five guards, arrived at Fort
Monday with eight United
States prisoners from San Antonio, Texas
all deserters-
FRED FELIN was arrested yesterday by
Officer Miller for assault and battery and d is
turbing the peace. He gave verbal bonds
to appear 70 answer to the charge in the
Police Court to-day.
THE Diocesan Mutual Life Insurance Union
Will hold their ffth annual convention at
The rooms of the Catholic Library Society to-
for the transaction OF such business
Is may come before II.
THE Rock Island trains were about twelve |
lours late yesterday. This WIS caused by |
he breaking down of a bridge over the |
iough at Rock Island. An extra came in |
rom Camden Point about eight O'Clock.
A sNEAK THIEH helped himself TO the |
Of city Clerk II. ]. Dennis, Nom |
lay evening between six and seven O'Clock, |
sking tbereirom al the hosiery of his fam
y. Sneak -thieYery is increasing in the city /
ABNER SINKHoRN WAS found in Police |
)ourt yesterday TO have been DRINK, disturb.
ng the peace and using obscene language.
The Police Judge considered that the morals |
fthe city had been injured 10 the extent OF
10, which fine was accordingly imposed.
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deacon Wilder, 1 want you 10 tell me
how you kept yourself and family SO well the
past season, when all the rest of US have been
sick 50 much, and have had the doctors rum
ming to US so long"
"Bro. Taylor, the answer is very easy. i
used Hop Bitters in time and kept my family
well and saved large docier bills. Three dol.
lars OF II kept us ali well and able 10 work all
the time, and l will warrant il has cost you
and most of the neighbors one TO two hum
dred dollars apiece Ia keep sick the same
time. guess you'll take my medicine here.
alter" See other column.
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GREAT medicine in small vials.-Dr
Pieree's Pelle'I (little pilis.) No:cheap, paste
board or wooden boxss 3, that allow a waste Of
strength. Sick headache, dizziness, rush of
blood to he 4, b. J taste IN mouth, bilious
attacks. jsundice, internal fever, Doils, and
nett !e RI sn. Sold by druggis' ),
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GNeeklp Gimes

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1873.
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Married.

BOLTOS-JACKSON-A the residence of
the brides mother, tuesday, November 18th,
10y the Rev. VIM. n. Page, Lieut.. Edwin b.
Bolton, 2Sd L. =. Infantry, and Mrs. Annie
ID. Jackson, OF this city.
The groom is known to many of our citi-
zens, having been stationed here several
years, and the bride Is esteemed by very
large circle of friends and acquain:ances as
one of the most smiable and attractive ladies
of Lesvenworth society. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. & Mrs. Bolton took the
train for ST. Louis, from which point they
go to Pass Christian, Miss Mr.. Bolton hav.
ing been detailed for special service at the
Military Academy at that place for three
years. The kindest regards of a large circle
of friend go with them.
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An Attempt to Burn the Emp0Ht0
Normal school Building.


This forenoon about 10 o. clock Dan. Ham
mond, while at work on the Normal, discov.
cred the roof on the north vert corner OF the
assembly room to be on IRE. Calling help,
the flames were soon extinguished. They
had burned Q hole in the roof about four feet
square, and we're fast getting into . roaring
blsze when fortunately discovered. A few
minutes more and the fire would have been
beyond control, and the building again de.
stroyed, as there were no appliances to ex-
tingutsh q fire II IL once gets good bead way.
The examination makes IL evident that some
dasrardiy inceDdiary had climbed up under
the roof and with some small sticks had
started the rire. 1t had burned slowly 1t first,
and the workmen had smeiied smoke for
snme time, but attributed 1T The timers.
That any one should be 80 foolish and SO
wicked a TO destroy the Normal School,
would seem impo. siole, but such seems to be
the fact. The building will now be watched,
and We suggest that the Waterman carry re.
volvers. and that the authorities use every
EFFORT 70 ferret out the tncendiary whose
efforts were frustrated tnsa morning.
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DIED IN DESPAIR
The End OF Man OF Brilliant Capac.
ity-kuined by Rum.

The End of Man or Brilliant Capae.
ity-kuined by Rum.
The subject OF the sketch below is WELL
known in this city and throughout the State,
and the news of his melancholy end well be
learned with sadness by those who knew
his talents and capacity to make his life q
useful one, The item is taken rom the Fort
Smith ARKANSAS Va, Era, OF the oath:
Last Friday morning there died at the
Avenue House, in this city, stranger. He
WAS without money, baggage or friends, and
Was buried at the expense OF the city. A
coroners inquest gave the verdict that the
deceased came 10 his death from natural
causes, superinduced by exposure and dis
sipation. From two letters found upon the
deceased We learn that his name was u w.
LarZelere, and hailed from Wathena, Kan
sas. They are as follows:
wATHKNA. Oct IS, 1872.
GEAR GEoRGE-Enciosed find p. y. order
for so 1t Is all that can spare. Write to
hope you will do well; YOU will II you try.
10. LARzKLrrE."
WATHENA. Oct. %. 1873.
DKvR GEORGE: Enclosed ind p. o. order
for IS. IL comes hard on me. Ifyou will do
something Tor yourself viii be glad. Folks
all well. Write to me. Your brother,
J. 0. LABzELERE.
The deceased came here about two weeks
ago from Van Buron and represe nfed him
self At this ON e as Q printer and former edi-
tor OF . paper in Wathens, kansas- He
bore the traces of extreme debauchery and
was not sober at the time. representing
himself TO be without money, he craved the
privilege OF remaining at our ONCE till next
morning. To this We objected and offered to
provide him with the means OF comfort
able nights lodging, which he accepted. He
also obtained q liberal donation from Judge
Parker of the u. s. District Court, Who Is ac-
Quainted with the decesseds family, his
iather having been at one time speaker OF
the House OF Representatives of Kansas.
With the deceased Judge Parker was person
ally unac4uainted-
The man WAS . perfect wreck, physically
and mentally. A few days ago be WIS put
out Of the u 3. Court and on leaving the
gate fell against rock and severely bruised
his head, which caused the i'm preeion that
the accident had been the immediate cause
Of his death. A medical examination after
death did not bear out this superstition. The
man died from the causes indicated in the
coroner's inquest.
since the above vas in type. We ind from
the newspaper directory for 1879, that the de-
ceased was editor and publisher of the Wa
thena- Kansas, Mirror How he dr'fted down
here In sucn horrible condition, Ia unknown
To us His friends will doubtless be era, fied
to know, that he received all the care posi-
bic in his las. days
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Railroad BENDS Voted.

IIIce county Bulletin, 70.
Last Tuesday Washington township voted
at a special election to issue s2l ,OCo bonds and
TO take the same amount In stock to the Kan.
sas Southern Railway. The vote stood SIS for
and % against Incorporation. This gives &c.,
90 bonds now voted TO the Ksnsas Southern
railroad in our county. There remains only
Hayes and Groveland, twelve miles, In Nc
Pherson county TO vote to make the aid con-
tinuous from Mcpherson City 10 Sterling.
The petition TO call the election In Hayes
number of taxpayers and only Cleveland
remains to work no. Good men are now at
work In Groveiand the petition in that town.
ship Will shortly be com pIeted. We shall
not be surprised 10 See the Kansas Southern
completed to sterling by the middle OF the
winter.
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IL ansas Splr!

The see son is close at hand when farm ers
will be killing their hogs for home use. Let
the whole business of butchering, cutting up
and packing be done decently and in order.
Be sure that the pork is packed in clean,
sweet barrels. A suitable pickle should be
prepared for the shoulders and hams. The
salt for preserving the mess pork should be
abundant and of the best quality. There
should be an abundant supply of PORK, not
only for family use, but some D sell ID work.
men, and , neigh bors in want of the article.
In this way IL will fetch twice rs much as
when sold to the regular packers. 1t might
often be eXcbsng, 4 for other ncc--sary ar
Iicles much ID the benefit of both paItieI. In
these hard times 1t Is neces AIRY Tor fa mers
I'd be both economical.
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BbSGt At.
American AgrIculturisf !


While We are stru .gling to ,resch a salts
factory development of the Manufacture OF
beet sugar, and are writing, talking and dis
putting on the possibility of growing beets and
producing sugar from them. in Europe the
manufacture reached tn. enofm aus amount
OF $4,000 tors In lsjs, ana the crop of the
present year Is estimated 10 exceed it by GO, =
40 tons. In Germany the be u root tax was
paid in 1873 upon 4,s22 so tons of roots, and
the average yield OF sugar from these was I2IS
per cent In France also the manufacture is
taxed, so thst we should possess an advsn-
tage in our favor in the freedom from this
charge.
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Sheriffs Sale. No. Il5.

DUBLI' NOTICE Is hereby given that un-
Il der aru Toy virtue % IA Judgment rem
oered III the District Court In he County OF
LeayenwOrth, In tine state OF Kansas in an
action wners In Paul +. Hsvens ss trustee of
y. A. ard ~ NJ Haveus Is Plaintiff. and
Michael I1cnsTlaS, eXscu " OF the last will
and te>tE neut Of GerIOcn George, dece~ ed
and others Sre Defendants, aud OF an execu-
ton Issued ON s,id Judgment, tO me directed
and delivered, VIII on Monday the -Gth day
OF December A. ID lss9, NJ eleven O'Clock. \.
n OF that day. al the tDuth front door OF the
Court House in ne Ctty Of L-aVe1wOrtn, In
the county OF Lc9VenwoIt IN, III the ~ttta of
hsns u, offer at Public sale and sell 10 the
highest bidder, for cash in baud, the follow
ing d scribed tract of land, Situa5 e, lying aud
tn.ng IN the County of LetvenwOrth, IN the
state of hHnsgS, namely: The southeast
quarter %: section th'"fy-five E'51, in township
eight -, of THnge twenty CJ.
Daitu this 27tn day OF November, 1879.
T. q. Lowe.
Sheriff of Leavcnworth Comfy, Ksnsas.
~. W. lNe. AZ for pIp Futfff
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MISCELLANEOUS.

An rMml WANTED To sell DIR. Chsse's
AtJkNlN 200 Recipe Book. New Price
List. You double your money.
Address DR.. Chases Printing House. Ann
Arbor, Mich. oct9wly