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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

DUBIIC NOTICE IL hereby given that
uGdrr ana by virtue of judgment zen
u..re,t in the District Court in the county OF
L-tVru rorth, In the state Of Kansas, in an
action wherein Harriet >. SpTsgue IL plain
l. Il, aud May A. butcI and Z IL Dutch ar.
DEFENDANTS, and of AN execution issued On
said Judgment, to me directed and delivered,
/ Will
MO SDNY, THE 27TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
A. 10. 1873, at II O'Clock A. VI. Of that day, at
the south front door OF the Court
nouNe IN the CITY OF LeaNenWofth'
IN the County Of LeaVenwOrth, IN
the State of Kansas, offer at public sale and
sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
the following described tracts of land situate,
lying and being in the County OF Leayen-
worth. in the state of Kansas, namely:
10 : number ten ,lui and eleven IN, In
city proper.
Dtt,d this 25th day Of September, ls7e;
r. q LOWE.
Sheriff Of LeavenwOrth County, ksnsas-
VI l.. Eut, Attorney for P.Hiutiff
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

Hon. Robert Crozier, Judge; p. q. Lowe,
Sheriff; McCown Hunt, Clerk.
Jones vs. Jones-Set for ThursI lay.
Stewart vs.. Patterson-Evidence and argu-
ment IN case held under advisement.
Harriet VS.. FOSter-Jury waived; Court
trial; evid euce IN ; held under sdyisement.
Ide VS.. Hensley-Le8ve TO Exchange Bank
of 81. Louis and John G.. PIitst Assignee OF
the Commercial Insurance Company OF st.
Louis to reply by to-day.
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An Individual Inquiry or Every

The opportunities occur for a fortune TO
every man, it is said. some day or another, but
how seldom does a man know the exact
opportunity. The newspaper every now
and then tell OF some person who has drawn
a hundred thousand or a thirty thousand
dollar prize in the long established Louisiana
state Lottery. which Is drawn on tie second
Tuesday OF every month, al New Orleans, La.
But does IL ever strike the reader On reading
about the lucky man that a similar good for.
tune might attend him II he we're to send
two dollars jOr the next, which IL the 18th
drawing, 10 N A. Dauphin, r. o. Box eso, or
same person ct No. 3l9 Broadway, and see
what lortune has In store?
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
N5tics of Final Settlement.

THE STATE OT KANSAS,
LEAvESwDKTH COUNTY.
In the Poo1zte Court IN and for said COUNTY.
In the Matter n the Estate OF HENRY I.
Afford, deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested
IN Tie aiO-e-ald estate, are hereby notified,
thAl 81 tue next regular term of the Probate
tCGFt, Ia and for said county, to be- begun
anu held ~ me Court Room, in the city and
epun OF LeavenwoFlh, state OF aforesaid.
on the nr-t Monday In the month OF October,
A. D. lofJ- shall apply tn the said Court for
"A fuII and final settlement OF said estate.
SARAH PARSONS,
LATE sarah Afford. ENscutIix OF the estate OF
Henry T. Afford, deceased.
Lsaven1 Orth City. sept. 4th. A. d. 1879.
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A TERRIBLE STRUGGLE.
An Infuriated Madman nearly Kills
His R0Ommatc-vi0lent Assaults
His Kecper-A Brave Woman to



4" 'ne 'uo"i VI 'ne my Is f"is'
Ano~n AS VI >
5000 :. - - .o- -.
p"iP"se Du' ~ "A'
i'i "o
were hoPeiessiy oeIeit oi reAson, put who' AT
the same time, were considered harmless /;
80 -, ,hc ,.,,ar,,,S oros ha,,,, .,n,;,,a,
49, " 80 ~
WITHIN Inc asylum were TWO patients, both
English born; one from Doniphan county
and opa from, a,cbison c,u,tv Roth being
- ,,,,
INCH az AZ h"u NC
GU oe'~eeh INC '""' winch h"as ieui'eu
In their being assigned 10 rooms together and
they had been SO fraternizing for some time,
81 ,h.ra a,naa-., 90 ha ro,by,a mora in
anu 'neie "tpeaieu " VIC no'nt"s inoie III
the lunscy OF either Of them than existed In
the other harmless crea, ures of misfortune
.-o,,d,bsm
sTouno 'he'
Monday night, however, a change TOOK
place. In some way the two English patients
,,aoa,,a ,nvorva, On . o,,rr,I u,h,c,, finally
q, h,ou,s a,,,n. n,,i,h., o,,,,,r n,
matte became
''-''~
ASiNfURIATsD DEMON.
SEEKING heavy chair that was in the room
he sprang upon his room ate.and assaulted
him with terrible force and effect. The rs.
sauIted party was knocked down and horri-
oiS oe@ AL" Se'iS aNu s@iea' io' nc
ANU io' va" ''e
cries and oaths OF the mad man, VINO struck
and heat him with
,,,,o,,ors
fh'io''
that would soon have ended his existence
fortunately help was AT mana. MI. bidwel
ana wife heard the NOISE ann ran 70 the door
served To spur them 10 every e1ort TO obtain
speedy admission. Mr. bidweil ran ana
procured an sx. Anew powefiud pioWS anu
the door new open oo', - mi. Dia~eH fao
IL, the nov
DoUBLY INFURIATED DEMON.
r,a,a.n.d narh.ns hsca,sa his npnderons
.asss,n. had haan fnte,rnn,sd sprano nm, m
M q ,,.a =, .,,a 49, N his hap5s
Nh. ,s.i, q ~ 30 So.s nnon ,hs bad whicb
~, u esse sav.rat inchas jone and .e,t him
S.eedsnS and senseiess. 10 The fioor. The
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
Badly Hurt.

Will Groat, formerly of this place, who re-
Gently went TO Scottsville, Ark, to work in
Strong's saw mill, on Wednesday of last
week met with a b id accident. Attempt
to brush the shavings away from the knives
while the machine was yet running, his
right hand was caught and two gashes cut
across the palm ana hng- rs, managing the
latter 50 much as TO make necessary their
ampuiafion, the thumb aud two last fingers
entirely and the first and second at the mid
die joints This is a bad mishap for Will
liam and will prevent his working At Ali for
q month or two.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
wheat for Fowls.

There is more solid nutriment In whole
wheat, As a feed for poultry, than In any OF
the cereals, weight for weight. Ii Il au ex-
cellent kind of grain for tins Use, although
somewhat more expansive than other sorts
but two much of this hearty iced il de,ri-
mental, particularly 80 when fed 10 Cochlns,
Brahmas, etc.
Fowls are very partial to wheat I: helps
the laying capacity III hens: but 1t should
not be used except with discretion a. 10 ihe
quanIity allowed them daily. An excess OF
Iuis raw grain Will induce a lOOseness IN the
bowels very frequently. Ii is easy of gees
ton, and should he furnished IN modera-
ton, as "A ne-dful and mos; desirable yari-
ety. III cor junction with other dry gram,
such AS cracked corn, oats, barley, buck
wheat, etc.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
The Harvey County Courts.

INtWIOu ItpuDIlcan, ..
In the case of the State VS.. Wilson the jury
yesterday morning at o'clock, returned a
verdict of murder in the second degree.
This term of court is a center shot on crimi-
nails. There have been, tnus far, five convic-
tons ana pleas OF guilty with no acquittais.
Toe course taken by our County Attorney,
John Reid, is Just what exact justice de-
inands. The trial of j. e. Wilson Is probably
the most important one even ITied here.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
Notice OF Final Settlement.

STATE. OF KANSAS. l.
CJUSTY Or LIZA ESWDEH,J
Tt tie T. obIfe CD,srt II sHud State Gsi C0lHiy.
In the matter Of the estate OfI
WILLIAM N. HUGHES,
deceased.
(tEFBI rOHS and all other Dsrsons inter-
u e-ted In the aforesaid estate, are hereby
Hoii fled, that at the next regular term of the
Probate Court, in and FOR said county, to bs
begun and held at the court room, In the
city and county Of Lleayenworth, state of
aforesaid on The q ~ Monday In the month
Of october, \. u. ls7g, shall apply To the
sald Court for fun and final settlement of
said estate, and also for allowance by Court
fOr reasonable compensation for services, up
on due hear ug there or had befO . court, and
TOR necs ssaTy attorney ices and other ex peus"s
incurred Ia he ascsTtAiuei upon "A Ike hear
Ing Lsavenwo-- IA City, Thursday SepieHI-
Der TIN, \. ID. l-79.
DECKER, Admr.,
SARAH J. HUGHES, Admx,
Cfthe estate Of VIM VI. Hughes, decd.
ulu1
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H ansas Pluck.

lLarned Chronoscope, y
"A boy on the south side had a remark able
adventure with q wild cat last week. He
discovered the animal some distance from
the house. His dog attacked bat was soon
placed "hors du combat, leaving him with
but light whip; nothing dsunteJ, he at
tackled the cat, and literally peckec his ey es
out with the whip, receiving some scratches
in the affrsy, and having had one boot COM
pletely demolished This speaks well for
Kansas pluck.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
TNeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ., 1879
CITY NEWS.


c-ry ENGINEER d, y. BARNES has, recently
., -. .,,,.v by,dyes and put in
o. ,evo,~
-, ,b. pev line on the
lhk 'en .o,Iv IN BoIton. and
hsil lasr.,aa 20 = .IJey Falls.
are
AFTER falling al ihe i"'e =" N N" 80
for several wees n6ss yss,e,day
fisihs'
THREE companies oi inc i~enty-'hhu III
faniry viii shortiy fehoeISouf trort Douse
preparatory to coming to Fort Leayenworth
hr inc winter.
-, ,h. ..., r,sSo,o ,oad ove,
-NIs C,..r torn aovn Yesterday
90 ~. roo,,, to,. navone Travel will BE-
Abandoned for q few days.
FoUR car loads OF stock went out over the
>,tss,,,., pie. rauwav In 81. Louis yester-
-, -, ona h,,
Wbt,ax er from this station.
c.,,,,, p.,I,oad has secured
., po,,.-, Morrison as onera.
-, =, w,rchss,ar He was
sormsr,y IN the employ OF the Rock Island
road at Platte City.
.,,,t,c ,,,,a.,,as NJ tho
oNE vi the iii''' ~ =.
revival of trade Is the activity mahilesleo III
this cIry # In. different warehouses of the
c,rrias. and wagon hard ware tirm of Stevens
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
They wouId Play with Matches,

LarneG Chronoscope, %
welearned that Mr. Gillets who lives ten
miles southeast OF Larned, had his barn and
two stacks of hay destroyed by re the other
afternoon, by Que OF ms chidreL cIrelessly
nlayiug Win matches.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
The ~, -. a l.. Road.

IIsIce JOunIy IaZetlt, %
The Sterling. Stafford & Livingston Rail.
road is what is agitating TIE minds of the
people of Reno and Stafford counties. A
company mas been organic sd, considerable
stock subscribed and "A survey made. They
claim that road can be put through on the
proposed line with as little money ms can be
done Tor ike distance III any other portion
OF the state. Livingston Is about - mites
soul b Mert of Sterling.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood, &c, / will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This gres remedy was discover
ed by q missionary IN south America. send
a Sc f-adressed envelope to Raw. JOSEPH L.
ISNAN, Station % New York Civ.
eiay&W6mo
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

lRlce county Gazette, y.
Walt Whitman, the poet, of Philadelphia,
f. X. Martin, J. NJ. Geist and William w.
Reiizel, of Lancaster, visited Sterling on yes.
ferdsy on their return trip from the noun
tsins. The old poet says that much as the
grandeur OF the mountains Impressed him,
the Impression OF the plains will remain
longest with him. We hope Mr.. Whitman
Will embody these impressions IN some OF
his elegant poetry.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
Wasted Game.

IbUrrUOn leItpIOhe.I
One day last week a farmer living in the
Sand hills, scared up a deer while ont after
his cows. His dogs gave chase, bat soon
returned and he thought no more about the
matter. A day or two after while passing
through field, he cam across "A carca IS OF a
large deer all msngled and torn TO pieces
The dogs had c tusnt the animal anu the tar
mer knew nothing of IL.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
Lime rs q Purifier.

For the cleaning of outbuildings, sheep
barns, cow-siables and hen-roosts, rs well as
pig-sties,there is no renovator or purifier like
lime A coat should be spread over the in
side of these buildings at the close of the
summer season in oruer to destroy all YER
min or eggs that remain secret.d il the
crevlces aud cracks, ready to prey on the an
lma-s when they come home 10 their quar-
Len In the chilly autumnaL NIGHTS.
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Four Per Cent Iutcresf.

WAsHrSGroS, d. C., Sept, 30.-The quar-
terly interest on the four per cent. loan falls
due tomorrow. Checzs for registered in
teres,, 5000 in number. have been sent out
by the Treasurer. The po-tofi,e here conld
not mail all Of them in one day, 80 900
being sent of yesterday and the balance
to-day The total amount represented BY
these checks ia S4cg gfg 90
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A Good Nield Of Flax.

]
Joe and Tom Keenan, rented the Holdren
farm, near Aubrey. in johnson county. last
spring and sowed "a busheI OF fax. They
have recently threshed CO bushels, which
was the yield from the Il bushels sown, and
which they have sold Tor Il % per bushel
The cror WAS very good ami they received
the highest market price tor il.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

A fine arch Of welco Was erected at Seo-
sho Falls. In honor OF the President Ii was
formed of agricultural. products, and bore the
words: ''Kansas-fn 1876, Bleeding; in 1850,
Drouthy; in 1879, BOomin.. )"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
The FIRST Pear, in Marshall ,uu:y,

Marshall County Newr
A. II. White, of Barrett, last Wednesday,
brought US a couple of pears, grown on a tree
planted in ls72 These are the first pears we
have seen which were grown in the county.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
A Large Hog.

A hog lO1% feet in length, feet around the
body, feet inches around the neck, lI14
inches around the leg at the smallest place, 4
feet high, weighing $50 pounds, was ex-
hibited on the fair ground last week by NJ.
ID. Hileman, OF Cherokee county. Another
one weighing 500 pounds was exhibited by 1
L, Roberts, who lives near LouIsblrg.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
Petty lhiPyjng.

Yesterday while the front part of Mr.. Paul
Csssells's confectionery store, on Fifth street.
was without an occupants small colored boy
dashed in, grabbed a lot Of candies and as
quickly darted out; not, however, until he
had seen by Mr.. IaSsella, vino gave chase.
but was unable to catch the lille RASCAL.
His identity is unknown.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

dodge ely Times, 21.)
The Right Reverend Bishop Fiuk. of
LesvenwOrth, Ka1. arrived here Monday
morning, anu after resting himself few
hours at the Bowman House proceeded 10
Windthrost. where The confirmation was to
take place the following day with great GER
emonies. On Wednesday he WAS expected To
be IN the St. Joseph settlement.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
Fast TeIeyraphic Work

II
Charley Cleaver. manager of the Western
| Union telegraphic Off ,e, sent 500 words OF
special reports to The New York Herald and as
| ISOLATED press last night between go and Il:3O
| p. m. This was about 10 words per minute
and was '.soobled" up by Mr.. Hoeue, opera
| tor at Kansas city IN a very cre1itable IMAM
ger. Inis Is what We call last work.
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A Heavy Piece OF Coai.
columbus Courier, II

Colonel d. f. Shepard shipped last Satur.
day to the Kansas City Exposition piece OF
coal weighing SIS pounds. 1t WAS taken from
Mr. Shepsrd's farm on Cherry creek, ten
miles northwest of Columbus, and after the
Ksrsas city Fair IL will be on exhibition IN
the Kansas CITY, Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad
land Off ce al Kansas City.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

| The Metropolitan Guards were out in fo-ce
| for drill last evening, and the drill IN the
| armory was one that would have done credit
| to any company in the military. service.
| Capt. Steuens is justly proud that a feeling Of
| determination ~ DE successful is apparent in
i each n.fnD-r
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02

SAN FRAScTsCo, Sept 3O.-The United
States steamer IsS; rorI has, it is reported,
been ordered to leave this port for Mszat-
Ian Thursdsy next. Her mission is IN
doubted!y to look into the after Of the
arrest OF C.ptain Mi,zyer, Of the steamer
s7,btf-a
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The CUrIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by
Weeks a Potter, Chemists and Druggists go
washington Street, Boston, and are for sa lie
by all Druggists. Price of CUTICCRA, small
boxes, SO cents; large boxes, containing two
and one-half times the quantity Of small, 81.
RESoLvEST, 81 per bottle CUTICURA SosP,
Is per cake cents by mail, 81 cents three
cakes, 75 cents.
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rEEDITORS and all other persons inter
i s-st,d in the Aforesaid estate are hereby
notified, that at the next regular term of the
Probate Court, in and for said county, 10 be
begun and held At the court room in the city
and county Of I-aveHwprfh, State of afDTs-
SAID, on the tlrst Monday In the month OF
october. a. ID. 1873 snail apply u the said
court for "a iulI and final settlement Of said
estate, and also tor reasonable compensation
for services as admin trstrtL, and for neces-
SlTy attorney fees and other expenses as the
court shall deem reasonable and necessarily
incurred, To be ascertainsi bg "a due hearing
therefor had
MILE PLUNMER,
al m iniStratriE Of the estate OF BebJ amin +.
Plum rncT, deceased.
Lsavenworih City, Thur day, August -. A.
II. ts.g Wiw
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kHUS H1ENNs
IPrairie Farmer

Prairie FarIne-.l
mixture OF two parts OF olive oil and one
part of kerosene, is said TO be effectual in
Kidding hogs OF lice, If lightly painted on.
One, or AT most two applications at an inter
val of !, week is said TO be sufficient.
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To visit Harper County

/ ANtIONE JVUfHHI, 3D-I
A letter from Hon Thomas Ryan promises
US q visit within a short time. He Will be
cordially welcome and will md host of
friends The prairie in this county Is COW
| cred with ',fu.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
OUAeUAGA DAIsY, STsaUEHASxA J

BUTTER INPRovEAESTCo Co., Buta.o, y. u:
GeJfieneH-P.estse accept a sample Of butter
mad. from Ebay fed" cows ami with the use
of your Gilt Edge Bitter Maker. Without Its
q &c the butter made was almost Is white as
lard, while with its use las you will observe
from the sam pie s-nt YOU the butter Is oI a
very beautiful, even golden color, leaving
nothing to be desired in that direction
Severai of my neigh Dor dairy farmers have
tried your powder and are loud In its praise.
IL passes IN market Is creamery butter" aud
Is worth to cents per pound more than
dairy butter. H. BRYANT.
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Prairie Farmer I
Corn Bread for Breakfast.

The first lot OF Galloway cattle ever offered
in 81. Louis, were sold there lately. They
were the property OF John fague, OF Kansas
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Another Man crazy about "A Woman

hinslel bfhGhic
Sergeant Boiseer, of the Nineteenth IN
fantry, who was stationed at Fort Lsrned
became insane about woman and left the
post. He was found AT q lr1eid and tsxen to
Fort Dodge last week
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
HOUSE Ard FARM,


Make the soil ycur savings BANK, and re
member that rich farms make rich farmers,
and POOR farms make poor families.
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Sclld the meal at night, and when cool,
add a spoonful OF yeast, two OF shortening,
the same of molssses, a little salt, stir well,
and the morning pour on outtered tin and
bake.
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CLlFFORD'S
fEBRIFUCE
THE GREAT
LALARIAL ANTIDOTE.


ChAs. I. Weller. QUINCY. IL
frank Ganse. St Louis
oliver Smith. Springfield. No
Chss. 4 Chandler. Knoxville. III
Jas. r. Gf8A. Deadwood- d. I.
Ed E. chase. ST. Louis
r. O. IinabGry Pontiac Mich.
Dr. VIM. o. HUBBARD. Cincinnati
Csmpceli 3 NcNeil. ifaekneyville. III.
j. b ptcsey. Newton, Kansas.
DanI BeTry. Carmi. IL
". +. Epmeicr, Evansville. Ind.
cit gave immedi.te Relief"
L.w Ross. HAVANA. IL
D'''e . o4 .'' 0''''
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-IHeIe VIII Dc Il Il tLIU IriIlIUAI .UI tIIt sOs@
diers OF the late var, at Topeka. on the I'd Of
October next. All honorably discharged SOL
diers and sailors should attend. There Will
be special rstes on all the railroads.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
There will be a grand reinion :of the

The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch and
the Grand Lodge of Master Masons OF Kansas
meets in Leaven worth October 10th.
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Rutter Making io Ju,y and August

Butter-making can be carried on In hot
weather successfully as in June by using
the Gilt-Edge Butter Maker. II reduces time
Of churulug one-halE Increases production
TO 10 per cent S:orekeepers pay 20 5 cents n
pound extra for butter ma ie with II. sold by
druggists gTocers and general storekeepeIs
Send stamp for "Hinis to Butter Aaker.r
Address Butter improvement Co., BufaiO, y.
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LCCY J. CCZAD, Plaintiff.
DUDLEY a, COZAD. Defendant.

4 OF, THE SAID DUDLEY A. COZAD,
y are hereby notified that you have been
sued In the above entitled case in the above
named court, by said Lucy j Cozad. and
that Guy must answer the petition Of the
said plaintiff filed In siad case. on or before
the 2Ist day of August, A. D.. , ls7s, or said
petit n will b. taken as true, and Judgment
and deere rendered against you for divorce,
and for the custody OF the children of said
parties by said pIsiIt.n, as prayed Tor in said
petition, aud Tor costs.
LUCY J. COZAD,
JOHN c. DOUGLASS, Attorney fog Plaintiff,
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COUNTY Oh LEAvENwoRTH,
Hi TIE Probate Court Of sal County and lStase: !
In The matter Of the estate of \
CAROLINE SCHMEES,
Deceased.
TltENITDBS and all other persons inter
- -. et Ia the aforesaid estate are hereby
uOtitei, mat at the next re -ulaT term of the
Probate Court, IN and Tor said COUNTY, To be
begun and held at the courtroom In the city
ADD county of LravenwOTth, State OF afOrr-
said, ON ths first Monday IN the month Of
october A. -. lisp. | shall apply To the said
court for &, fud and final settlement of said
,7~tat-, and that ! will at the same time ami
place make application for an allowance Tor
services, upon due hearing thereof had by
sad court, also, Tor necessary attorney lees
and Other expenses necessarily Incurred, To
be asCeTtaIned upon like hearing.
JOSEPH RIEPENkR ROGER
Axecut"r Of the estate Of Caroline schmees,
deceased.
Lsavenvorth City, Thursday. August D. A.
H.. 1879. WV