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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
aCG AED DEED.

Under the above caption, the Boston
7rGreiler of last Saturday evening has Sc
vereIy sarcastic article upon the conduct
of the Southern whites towards the blacks
of that region. Referring TO the situation
of affairs as represented by Lamar, Hsmp-
ton, Stephens aud Blair, in their interviews
published in the North American RerieiC, in
comparison with the condition Of things
which actually exists, the Trarslis- says:
The ruling Southern whites have Loyalty
accepted the results OF the war, are pre-.
pared to stand by the amendments, and de-
sire todo everything they can 10 elevate the
negro and make him happy. They are the
black mans best friends, and the black men
recognizing this fact have voted with and
for them with esgerness, and would have
done SO long ago, il only General Grant had
taken awsy the troops, and given them a
square chance 10 follow their natural lead
ers." That is what Senator Lamar and
Hampton, and Alexander Stephens, and
Gummy Blair, ali say IN the Moth Ameriorn
Rerieu They all love the black man, sre
SO glad be is free aud can vote, and, bet er
still, that he votes for them every time.
That is the talk of Southern leaders
Now, for one act Of these same men that
speaks louder than all their words Mr..
Bruce il a colored Senator of great intelli-
gence and high ohsra ter. Mrs. Bruce,
his wife, is a lady of refinement and
cultivst on, the peer in acquired
accomplishments, as well as in natural
graces, of most OF the wives of white Sena-
tors. During the session she has recep.
tion day every week at her residence at
Washington. The Cabinet members and
their wives have called upon her so have
Republican Senator'S and their wives But
not single Democratic Senator's wife has
ever entered her door. And few days ago
a rumor spread through Washington soci-
ETY. that Mrs. Senator Thurman had paid
Mrs Senator Bruce visit, and until it was
authoritatively denied, Mr.. Thurman's
Presidential hopes were regarded as forever
blasted. And yet the South cherishes no
resentments, has buried all race prejudices,
and is the best friend the colored man has
got Such preiensions are sheer hypocrisy,
and the Northern people are natural vic
-. r Il. l. IL
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
THE FARM OWNERS ARE IsTEREsrED.

Many little farms well titled, with many
industrious, sober farmers to till them con-
stItutes the highest degree Of agricultural
prosperity. The greater the number of
persons who own land in any community,
the most interest will they take in its i'm
provement. People who rent lands "a a
rule care nothing for the soil they work
further than what it will yield them; but
a man who OWLS wants TO see its fertility
and productive capacity kept up, not alone
for his own, but for his children's benefit,
who will inherit it after him.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
1T Is DIFFICULT TO ESCAPE THE LAW.
Lawrence Journal, 81

Sheriff Clarke returned yesterday, from
his trip to Illinois. M,. Clarke brought
with him the object Of his journey, Gus
Williams, a young man twenty-one years
old. who stole horse from his employer
at Clinton, on the 2lst of February, 1877.
Mr., Clarke found his prisoner in Illinous,
about twenty miles from Quincy, and ar
rested him within an hour Of just two years
from the time that he committed the theft
The Young msn vas much surprised on
being arrested. and at first denied the
charge. This is good example of the ex-
treme difficulty OF escaping the law.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
ABOUT IVES.

/ have discovered a very neat and conve-
nient method Of fastening up ivies TO the
wall. use the little hooks with a screw
on one end, which are kept at every hard
wsre store. They may be screwed into win-
dow castings or even into plastered wall,
one or one and half feet spart, and the
will res; in them ti-tHly and securely and
yet may be easily removed to wash the
leaves and IS easily replaced again. Ee
careful and not get The hooks too large.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
fsis W. rff, a Trial.

q was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complain, Gravel, etc; my blood
was in; was dull and inactive; c,uid
hardly crawl about, srd was an old worn
out man all over, and could get no hing u
help me, until | got Hop Bitter, and now
an boy again. Ny blood and kidneys
are all righr, and am active az man Of
80, although / am ~, aud have no doubt
it will do as well for Others Of my age. 1t
il worth The tria. - Fathrr.J
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

The ofIcers Of the steamship lines and
shippers of beef in New York are forward
ing large quantities of dressed beef in re-
frigerators and viii continue TO DO so while
the orders Of the PIvy Council remain in
free. TIE Helyetis which cleared Monday,
carried out 4 large quantity Of dressed meat
and large number Of Western horses.
The general impression seems to be that
the bid Of the Canadian Government for
Western cattle viii not benefit the cattle
dealers in Canada TO any great extent.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
lNsntIx RlLGa.

The Symptom are moisture, Ike pespira-
ton, intense itcniDg, Increased 10y scratch
Ing, very distrs s~iEg. particularly al night
a. II I1si worms were crawling in aud
about the rectum the private parts .
sometimes affected; ~ allowed 10 continue,
very serious results may follow. DIR. Swayne
All Healing Ointment is a pleasant
sure cure.
HOME CARES.-We were great sufferers
4 7oID Itching Piles, the sympt1m= were az
shove described, the use OF -sSyUe's ONT
r1tnt in shOrt time made perfect cure.
}. W. CEkiSI, Boot & SGO- HOuse, Sii N
ID ~
re. wEY8AN. Hatter, S. Eigth Sc. Phil
q islphIs-
Reader, II you are suffer ng from this cis-
u ss-ing Com mPisint- OF Tette-, Itch, ScaId
II -ad, Ring WOi Ia, BARRIERS Itcn, any Crusty,
ScaIy, skin Eruption, Use SWayne' Oint-
ment and be cured sent my mail TO any
address on recei ~ Of price, tln currency or
postage >tampsl, 20 cents "a box, three boxes
SO. Address letters Dr. 81 yuc 9 >on, 20
N. sixth street, Philadelphia No change FOR
advice. Sold by Leading druggists. In Leav-
enworth, Dy Arnold Hunt Campbell aud
Kendrick. tuesthursat6W
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
A SURE CURE FOR FITS.

The following vegetable compound Is a
speedy and permanent cure for fits. The
herbs are sone of Natures prompt and
simple ones which grow in almost any part
Of the country:
Blue vervain, pound; boneset, 5
OUNCES; chsmomile blossoms, 2 ounces;
red chickweed, 2 ounces; waterpepper, 2
ounces. Put all in one gallon of good
whisky, let stand twelve days and strain.
Dose for adults, tesspoonful three to six
times day. For children, in proportion
to age. The medicine should be used three
TO eight months.
Every periodical in the country should
publish this most wonderful herbal remedy.
Try it and be cured.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
MARRIED. In A WAGON.

IO'"V-O 4I-ut pcLlltLIIs -
As our worthy Dora POSTMASTER, who is
not only postmaster, but is clothed with
justices authority 10 solemnizs marriages.
was meanderipg his way on horseback, west
OF his own premises on the highway, he
met Esquire Elliott and Mrs. NeaIis sitting
on spring seat in two-horse wagon Our
worthy Esquire and postmaster was halted
and informed that his services were in de-
mand at once 10 perform a marriage cere-
mony, the license beiDg promptly presented
In due form. Whereupon The accommo-
dating E-quire rode up to the Wagon, re-
quested the parties who were seated on the
spring seat to join bsEds, and then and
there solemnized. on the public highway,
without witness, the marriage Of the
twain.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
where Do EmigrAnGs Go ,
Hartford, Conn, Times

N'hs
1t ia interesting to know, in these contin-
ned dull times, where all the people go.
All the cities and most of the States seem
to Ne losing considerable numbers. Who
gets them? They must 60 somewhere. 1t
seems they still 60 west. The Governor of
Ks nsas estimates that that Western State
gets some He says the population of Kan
sss is increasing at the rate of 100000 a
wear. The receipts into the State treasury
for the last fiscal yesr were 81 5S4 sol, in
cluding balance on hand Of 1878 ,2l5, and
The expenditures were 81 ,2729lO, leaving a
balance in the treasury of S3l1, $50. The
bond-d debt is only 81 Sl,lSl,975.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
R,enna., .e,.ton. es the Lesi, Iatnre

Connecticut promises TO be the next State
to Join the list of growing commonweallhs
that get along with only biennial sessions
of the legislature. A constitutional amend
ment locking in that direction has passed
the lower branch Of the Legislature by an
all but unanimous vote, is sure TO GO
through the Senate by large majority, and
will be heartily ratified by the voters when
they get a.chance at it.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
BUTTER MAKING.
TnlIrv Journal

Never put the hands into the butter
There is no excuse for so doing, and every
sense Of cleanliness forbids it. Even il the
hands are clean, still ss butter absorbs any
and every impurity with which it comes in
contsct, excessive perspiration of the hands,
or any humor OF the blood might thus be
impaired TO he butter. \ wooden ladle
should be u ed to lit the butter from the
churn, or TO turn it over while being
washah
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
EARLY CHICKENS.

Kansas is a good State for fowl, and
ought to be especially SO for early broil-
ers. The clear, sunny skies have quick
ening influence on hens, and our ob-erva-
early. II carefully provided with warm
shelters, having southern exposures, and
I'D with cooked vegetable food, meat and
milk, fowls will lay abundsntly in Febru-
ary and commence to set in March. BY
proper care, warm quarters and suitable
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MaRKTr

FLOUR UR-Unchanged; XX, s. sOaI 20; xxx,
81 = al b.; ftuily, - 6Jt4 -
NHEAT-Si"w and easter: No red, 81 G.
~ cash; 81 Ul}i IuI5s March; 81 0'd OSl+
a raj: 81 Oii a. IA May; No do go Oid.
ORN-S,oS but II mTr; S2lIGtE5.s. cst~h
81 4aS 5sc Mar IA; IS - Aprii; 81 .a.1qc May
6 'ATs-oteauy; IiC.csis-; "a .c OII Mach and
ApT-l.
rsGE-Ste1 1Ty; 4il5r.
Va HTSR .rm ~ l5.
POKK-FiTn; $40 60
DRY ~ALT Mr. TS-Nery slow for car lots:
cleaSr RIBS 80 7l.d5 10.
0BACoN-FIrfn; clear ribs 5 81 7G5 -,
LAkD-. eady- 81 So.
HAM-Sweet picked range, 71Sc.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
SHEEP RAISING. WITH THE DAIRY.

Sheep farming TO a limited extent may
be combined with dairy farming When a
small flock OF sheep are rti--d with cows,
there ia but little danger of injury from the
cows, unless it il the case now and then Of
a vicious brute, which in any case should
at once be put out of the herd. sheep are
good CLEANERS, both summer and winter,
and their wool will bring nice little sum
after sheariug time, to cay nothing Of the
value OF lambs aud mutton sheep for sum-
mer meat occasionally.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
A WAY TO IMPROVE BAD BUTTER.

In your paper | noticed simple way OF
improving butter. One | have never known
to fail, is to cut The butter into pieces of
about pound each, wrap each pieces sep
srately in clean white cloth. then enclo-e
all in nice white bag or large cloth, and
bury the whole a loot OF more in the
ground-the deeper the heter After -
week or two, accoTdin. 10 the rsncidne-s of
the butter, unear'h, wash carefully, re salt,
and it will be found to be sweet and whole
some. | have treated butter which was rop
rancid for cooking, and when put upon ,be
table after such trea ment il could not be
told from fresh butter.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
BE PLEASANT WHILE EATING.

Every body should plan to have pleasant
conyersation at the table, just as they have
good food. little storytelling, little
re Idirg, it may be Of humorous things, an
ecdotes, etc, will often stimulate the Joyous
elements of the mind and cause it to act
vigorously. Trv and avoid going to the
table all tired cut. Let all troublesome
topics be avoided. Think and say some
thing pleasant. Cultivate mirtb, and laugh
when anything witty is said. Ii possible,
never eat alone
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
A BAND OF HUNTING CHEYESNEs.

Ayoung man employed in ID. Sheedy' 3
cattle camp, sixty miles southeast of Dodge
City, was in our office Wednesday. He
says about sixty Southern Cheyenne In
dians were hunting in that vicinity. The
Indians said they were hunting for buffalo,
buckskin and eagle. One Indian had Wis
ited Mr.. Sheedy's camp. The band WAS
peaceable. They are probably making
their way TO their reservation, we should
judge, from the direction they are pursu-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

iNoT NL4cfBo lElpuHet ~
When they are through blooming in the
spring spread coal ashes on the ground in
open air and place your pots on them the
coal-sshes will keep the roots from growing
through. Wafer just enough TO keep from
dying il they do wilt some it will not hurt
them. Take then in before the first frosl !;
repot in soil composed Of two parts rich
loan, one part sand, and one part leaf
mold water freely, give good sunlight,
aRd | think you will have flowers all win
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
DICKINSON COUNTY.
IGzls ~

Abilene, the county seat of Dickinson
county, for plucky, energetic, enterprising
business men, is without rival in Central
Kansas, and her future, located a. she is in
the center of The great wheat belt of the
State, will inevitably WELD in the COM
merce of the country an enviable power.
Her population is large and principally
made up Of Americans who love republic
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
CHICAGO PRoDuCE MARKET


FLOUR-Tn good demand ut full prices
sHkAT-FaIly active and q shaCe .Ii-her:
No Tsd wiuter, SIdy5' ars No. -pTiuZ, SIC
i55+c; rejected, SIC.
CoRS-Fair y active and had higher;
s35sc c.asn; 3I5zc, Maren; SO. &C, a ri; Sf5s
May
OATs-Active, firm and higher; &c, cash
AMI March; -, April; l6c, May.
Ky -~Ie'dl anu unchanged; 46jzc.
HARLEy-E .sIeT - 7GJ1c cash
POKK L l>,-fr led bat general v over; $40 30
ca h; SO 30 bid March; $40 a. gGlJ -, AprII.
10 J7iss.aIsi0 o. VI Y.
E. i.AKD-Stestfy and in good demand; So
cash; 90 g.szG6 % April; 81 Os 4. May
BULK Eats Go "a dem tud and a shade
higher; shoulders, s. s.; ;. X - -; >. e.,
SD
wHIsKY-SteaGy; 81 %.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
0Nreklr Gimss
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 27,I8-9.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

The Senate Committee on Agriculture
hes been searching diligently for tie Amer
ican cattle plague, which has been exercis-
ing English cattle raiseTs Of late, but it has
found none. The only foundation for the
scare appears to have been the reports Of
pleuro-Pneunonia among the slop-fed COWS
OF Long Island, and there the disease ia be-
ing stamped ont.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
COOKED FOOD FOR POULTRY.

The practice OF furnishing at least one
meal OF cooked grain aud vegetables TO
fJwls daily, ia now much more generally
in vogue in this country among fsnciers
and breeders than it formerly was II this
plan has Eot been Customary throughout
the year, "a rule, with any OF our read
er-, then We especially commend it at tho
present season, aud through the winter and
spring months, as the very bsst that can be
Iav.aal
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
a Very Touching Scene.
Inter. Oeean.l

Governor Blue Jeans Williams is en-
gagged in the study Of spirituslism. To see
him peel off his coat and vest, and be tiled
in the dark cabinet" with blue-eyed wOm-
an, was almost enough to make his faithful
70 low r, ahed (sltear
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

Kansas. For the contempt entertained fer
the present House is az profound as il is
universal. The man from Bitter Creek j.
reported to have said that the folks from
tha, section were all bad, and 'the higher
up you ge, the wus they is ~ The present
House seems TO hail from the head waters
Of that classic stream.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
AN ACCIDENT ~ A WELL.

VIM. Hughey, of North Topeka, while
working in we'll about six miles eas. OF
town, met with a painful accident about
ten o'clock yesterday morning. He was
working at the bottom OF well when a
large stone fell in and he looked up just in
time to receive the blow on his nose and up
per lip. Two Of his teeth were knocked
out and all of his upper front teeth loosen
ed, and his lip badly cut.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
THE GRAB GAME AT Fl. SCOTT.
TFt. Scott Herald, %

Mr.. o. r. Chase reports that he was
robbed on the market square week ago
He was walking along the sidewslk, VIII n
he says, Young fellow collsred him and
demanded the loan Of a dollar. Mr.. c ,
in the innocence of his heart, pulled out his
pocket book, and was proceeding to make
the loan, when the young fellow grabbed
the wallet and vanished up dark alley
By this means Mr.. Chase was IN ade $50
nnarar
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
SETTING HENS.

Don't place too many eggs under the set
ting hens this spring. Nine or eleven, sc-
cording to the size of the hen will give a
better turn out than more Place three
inches OF fine dirt IN your box or barrel
nest, with some soft fine hay, and bidiy
will attend TO details.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
TIME To LOOK AFTER PLANTS.

This month, see that dahlia and other
roots are not mouliy; give TO the plants in
pit and cellar, air and water; prune into
shape Camelias, Azaleas. Daphne, etc,
when they have flashed blooming, and be-
fore the new growth commences. An occa-
sinnsl watering with liquid manure is BEN
efcitl, especially to plants that are in
bloom.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

ICor. ChIe.go Inter.ocsan. 21

lCor. Chic,go Inter-Ocsan, %
Ny sister 81 one time wss very much
troubled with Wild harrs, and physician
said the cause was niammstion of the eve
lids. Anything which will allsy the in
fl f.mmsrion will effect a cure. She used
alum curd, ms sds by egg until it thickens.
Bird this on the ives st night.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
TO swEETEN RANCID BARRELS.

TVOT VII'V7s,V tT-UcEan, u
Turn your hsrrel upside down on the
ground ard build chip FIRE inside. Let
it stand till thoroughly smoked, and, il
charred little inside, the brrrel will keep
your meat all the sweetsr We have never
tas.el better meat than that packed in such
barrels with coed brine.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
A BLCSDER.

The packsge OF Leavepworth TINES in
tended for CotionNo ood Falls was received
at the Dodge City post-office Sunday morn
ing. Where did the Dodge package dodge
r.S
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

Are the wise Senators at Topeka awsre Of
what they are doing? Shall the right "to
worship God according 10 The dictates of
conscience" be taken away to suit the liquor
fanatics Of the State? 81 pause for
reply" JUSTICE.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
INJURED WITH GIANT POWDER.


On last Friday night miner by the
name of Musket, who was working for Mike
Ciry, received very painful, ii not Sc
rious wound, in the follosins manner
Musket was up, preparing a shot, and find
ing the powder frozen laid it by the FIRE to
thaw. Ii had remained there but 8 few
moments when one end of the stick was
seen to be on fire Musket picked it up
and cutting it in two iu-t hack of the burn
ing part, threw the piece which was on fire
on the ground, and then jumped on it to
stamp the fire out, which he succeeded in
dong very quicsly, ss it exploded, that is
10 say, went oil. aud in going off carried
away a portion Of Muske,'s heel and lefs
the balance Of it in such condition that its
owner can hardly claim il as part and
parcel of the hesl he has been on such Ia.
miliar terms with for several yesrs past.
1t is safe to say that Mr.. VI. will be very
particular as to which eHd Of Giant he
Jumps on hereafter.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
RATES OsINrrRusr.

The Boston Commercial Bulletin, of last
week, has an interesting article-interest.
ing as we'll TO those who borrow as to those
who lend-discussing the important ques-
tion, "Will Interest Rates lmprove" 1t
ties the fact thst where seven, eight, and
ten per cent. were once readily paid for the
use Of money, three and four per cent, can
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

can form of government, and who read and
understand the principles upon which our
system was founded. This county had in
winter wheat, last year, 76, 395 acres, and
in spring wheat 19, 203 sores. Her fiue
stock and other resources of internal wealth
are equally fatteri
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
ONLY A FEW LEFT.
Lawrence Journal, 23 |

Mr.. Charles Aver, Of Douglas county,
who recently celebrated his ninety-seconn
birthday. wore a badge of mourning for
thirty days for Gen. Washington al the
time Of his death, as was dore by every one,
at that time; but few living men claim this
honor.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
BOOTS.
FNrhnfipa \

4 water proof leather boot, ia quite as
uncomfortable tight az rubbsr-fOr some
persons. A little meats foot oiI-only
little-applied occasionally in time of need,
repels wet for the present, and stiil Iesv,s
the leather soft ard pleasantly porous for
ordinary dry weather Uses
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
CHICAGO STUCK MARKET.

IFIfAE0 FtUruITy y
HoGs-Rrce.pts. 2OooO; shipments, 1000;
choice heavy steady 500 4 o.; u-Ht - So.
Gni krTs, ,5 20 s 80 generally SJGiO; IO"erahd
dull.
CATTLE Receipts. 4,GO: shipments, - o;
easy anu guieI; shipping si ~ o; Duici sr>'
Easy cows. 2 JIH, steers, g. SUB -;
bulls, y 2la3 40; feeders and sIOcheT-, g 7JI
- slow.
sSHEEP-Ra Receipts, I 10; sh ipments, $50. Mar
ket dull and lower: - IIu5 p.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
THINKS II WELL TO TRY THE EXPERIMENT
Wichita Herald. 22I

And now Wichita is inflicted by one Of
the checklist of his class. He boldly As
serts that he can perform greater miracles
than Christ did when upon earth, and pro-
poses, for the moderate sum of $25, to per-
NIT the Sheriff to hang him BY the neck
until he is "dead dead. Dead" say for
thirty minutes, and TO be buried six feet
under ground, hermeticslly sealed in me-
tallic coffin for the space of two days, and
then to rise again. The hanging would
afford him his desserts, and We think it
would be advisable to risk that much on
the chance of some accident Kidding the
of such q character.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
No Use 10 FIsn, The Inevitable.

lCouncll Bluns Nonpai ell, q
Tiiden is booted and spurred for the
Presidential race, and the Democratic nag
is BEGINNING to realize that it has no alter
native but to carry him. All this is very
the Republicans.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
Markets by Telegraph
EEw YORK EONFY MARErT
E.hy

MoNEY-s2 Oo13 50.
MERCANTILE rAFER-Prirns, as 90 5 60.
1T RLING-Steady; 81 days, .. eo14; sight,
81 81
CoUPoSs-ISsl, slGas; do, 1861 a G2; do,
lass, - GlL new SIS, 81 0i5z rev ~ 'egis-
81 81 al Jb5S: ew -. registered, - OtGi Co.'S,
'e-''i>, r,gl-iersd, 81 q; coupons, 81 UiIs; cur
rency 6's, IL 2I5f.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
X. @. STOCK SAzzCr.
KANSAS CTTT. Mo-, February 25

kANHAH JIIT, Mo, FeDruATy 2.
The "Indicator" report':-
CATTLE Receipts, 7aI; sl' pmenfs, a: act Va
and steady: native shrVpin steers, q Utn
~: butchers steer. 3; JJa-3 5j, feeCers, Is ~
G3 -: COWS, s. 2s0.3 -
HOGs-kec-'pt-, 2. SO; shipments, 4@S
ste.dy; sxtrrm rarg- Of sales: IS 3JI2 ST.
with the bp at e; i5Hs 50
SHIP tee 81, 10, no shiVmsnts; native
muttOns, ay. a 10 t9 Us sod al g .5d,J ~.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

The Cincinnati Sun which rose the fret
Of January, continued to come up, or out,
every day, till last Saturday. when it took
its finsl leave Of the Cincinnatians, and
went down 10 stsv.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
Brick PDmerOy Goes Back 20 n

[St. Paul CNinn.) Pioneer Press
1t is said that the wellknown Brick
Pomeroy has gone back to La Crosse poor
as church mouse, and has rented apart
Dents in a building owned by his first wife,
from whom he was divorced under not very
credItable circumstances-to himself.