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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20
An Explanation.
House OF REPRESENTATIVE,
Topeka, Feb. II, 1879.

TEdItor Ottawa RenubIican
Tbis n,or,;r, INV attention w.s c.I,s5 .o
an edi,or;,J scrsn in rour n,ner II tLs
I2,b .yy, canno. I,, ;nfa, e., ,ha
mi, ,f The vo.a !, ,ba H. 49,, 80 :,
onr Er,ntI;n corn,, n,.n,ba,, IA nn, A.
s;ra .nx ;nvss,;a,,ia,
Now ii, 40 NO, Lro rbo o,, -
bnt II /, IL m. rou ;n,.r1 vo,, 80 -,
fr,,h.r from ,bo nal IN - I;,a II.
cIos, ,ba ,an,srt, ID. IT., ~. Ill ;,
~, 90 w., Id a., - 7 81. \
20 So n,;nr,s, 30 ,is;a ~ - .aa ~
;Da ,ha Iii ri , ~ -"
cIe.ed ,sms srts .h;oh w;.h ,,,h
EsbsJ .o vo,, 90, s., ;-,,. ~ -
aN, S1s.Ls, I.v.;I rnv..If 81 ,ba 80.
;,s,a b,ro mnJsr ,ha ,mi. 90 -, m
-, ny 80 " %
ran, f.;, 81 ;,nn.,,;.I ;nnss,;oa,;on =.
,b,, ,Js ,;,h,. - ,ba .norssd - hs go
cnrsi Wban 7 was han - :.
oJIh.,- 80 -; 80 In ="
u"ma u T 81 ph.,as.as - pa ~ Nv, raro I ai.s W ".
g. r. oo,Jauna,;o ii ne. 80 IN San
o.,..;n - - Y;.sao. IN -" -
rho o,a.,;or. 18th omr iax do snv
-, Wv. ! -, - :, =; o"
dns,bS, Th;, - = ia = nr Iam ND - ;',n, n
hi. i ,Iw.", - ,sa, a. G
c;nIs h. rscoan;rsI !, hi. ;nrl..;n,,;pn
sbsII vo,s .%,;n-, ,ha raso-n,;"n r.
TO- 80 "
Jxo,s3 .g,;,s. tho rsso,,,;on, bsc,,s.
* VI ,'oh ~ I
M o,s wonIJ b,Ta hs.n 80 -. -,
o,sr.,ion II w.s s,.I,;,,, ou,,;,,on
had rad ,hs Sn.n;sb Ino,;,i,;on 81
Ia NO, w;Sb sncb s,.r oh b,,h.r oo,,r,. .,
t,bIisbed in ,b;s country Wbsn ,ba suL-
s,;,u,s wa. snhmi,,sJ 10 tho H. "A
voc.,sd and vo,.d Tor Il tnr ,ha 49, H.,
II g,vs the ,ccns.J ,;ob, 10 h. h..,J
III, Jsha,a ~ ,h, Uous. o., Iii, -
ian ~ hron,b, - ,hsm, @ 90 ,h;s. H. tn tamn1 ,.n
wouIJ no, he suaiainej !, he ~ c.nls ,hsy
- ,aLo,
NJ s;r b,r. M. s,;1 5o,. .oJ
for anv man q, r,o.snr. - 90. -
81 wb;cb T or, .sb.r.d ., Ill II;
cba,osJ
Wien 7 f,urd tho dead bs.,s b,oIa,
aown ,,a,;,;o;.n. anJ J;r.n;n,si 80, D.o .'I;
d.,ss oil nni,sj in ona non,n,an 60
.cairst JngsIIs a. when Is,w Poms,ov and
,ba o,i,,,n.to, ~ ,b. Vi oons,;,.oG ~
c,pJ;1 TO, "a, ,ba r. s Sa,.,I :, -,
banJ !, bsn9 shopIJer 20 sbanI1o, ,,,n;.;r
with all The f,o.;ons in ,bs Ioo;SI,,nra 90
with the sore head. broken Joxn noi;,;
clans and dissrnointsd c,rd;dsts. on,.;Js
I c,ms 10 Tho odncIrsion 7 wonE no, -. e.,
ON, ~ tho r;.b, natb 10 ,.Ls tba ornos;,.
sd
az, verv n,cb ,,;.,sL. - sf,., ,bis
!. closed tho o,;a;ns,or ~ ot !,
ia not ti,ad of !, .nd Tho sho. m. n;nnha.
will bs Jou,d ,n ,ba o.b.r fnot on,
from the C,,,,no,> ,rs,ytb - ve.,sris,. aTbs
trua inv ,rJrsss of psn.,, cbs,.ss n Tn.
ysII. has co.ne - I;sb, snd !, ins, ~,
We sunnosed P,ny tbongb, ,bs,,be,e w,s
a ch.nce N come t1e aP,,f.,red Sol, h
ac.in He ,,;.d IL bu, did No, sn.n or, y |
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POLITICAL DISABILITIES,


T.tI~III.VII dIIIDT, IT
The legislature has passed an act re-
moving the political disabilities imposed
by section =, Of article }, of the constitution
OF the State of Kansas, as nended Novem-
ber 9Th, 1877, upon Tavlor Brown, Of But
Ter county, W. p. ESing, Of Barbour
county, A. 7. Boswell, OF Montgomery
county, J. c. Guinp, Of Barton county, .
W. Keller, OF B,rtcn county. ". NJ Kin
caid, OF Barton county, ". n Horton, Of
Wilson county, John b: Lie, Of Butler
county, DIV. Elliott, of Ottswa county, J.
II Gresham. Of Harvey county, Wm V.
Ellis, OF Montgomery county, ard c. ".
Webster, OF Ottawa county, Kansa..
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E,FORT.oF POLITICS.

Grace Methodist Episcopal church, in
Idianepoli-, Ind, the last charge Of Rev.
Gilbert de La Matyr, Green back Congress
man-elect, was sold at Sheriff7s sale last
week for $500. Its debt was too heavy
for the congreg alton to carry, and the mem
her. Will % 70 other chnrches.
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KANSAS IMMIGRATION.

To-day and tomorrow it is ,timated
thai from five to seven thousand emigrant
sili arrive from the East, on their way L
new and richer homes IN Kansas. Last
week the rush was unpr, czdent,d, but to-
day it will far exceed that. All rosds
have been getting resdy for it, and extra
cars and engines are IN trim.
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WATER IN HARPER COUNTY,
lAnthouy Journal, 81

Harper county is we'll wa,ered, there be-
Ing severed large streams with their hun
d;eds Of tributaries, which also have their
thOus nds II feeders" There il hardly a
section of land in the entire county but
what ia blessed With pure sparkling water
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syn bus }

,. He'd, under the spa"ifI facts oStGlS cas-.
thai the ~OId- ''mrius ,tH.' .-r u-c.I III - rU.-
TAN S-rct-ti CuntT.trt IuI UU'ssrU- #. h.,..
means Itisitt.utuCc n the u.t. Dc. OF cu ~ 80
Ton aut that thr ~O.d~ "HTaI..TS ~'u. x
a. a. q IA "a Il contract H-stu suCI secs a.
prtW. lr't b. ~ tp ruu I .T q ma uT-
tIyt hStt tht' he parties G IJg.t tiu 10 -Tuv-
In" u'ti-'- were u Il T IN -p u cpGtTt,!.. b.
rlui'd to d. ~ ~ tH NJ lat W#'- Tsa-Ou-
40 aud r c'fcstD , 10 grow he usis-. buE
were 40 TcpUiE|.I % pu what Wst~ uEressou-
aD r and mp aCti-ab.-.
- ..H'T- a y rlut4ft 8. ate. in Hi- ., q lon
al the ttci> Of ui> cos, setting ioJt ESPECIAL
80 tgitc tn ~. one fI-r.utd e aud q,
value, and men 4 Owes such Fac, 80 Ia y r,-
cover .h,''''n, provided De 60 Id hove I COW
cr Il thereon u cuIunIp.T law rItut upu't
IN special cputfacI or upon qGutitIgd Ht,IJtit
uuL.
All the IgStices con urriug
\ trur copy. Attcrt: HANN Mt,
Il Clerk sup. erue Court.
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A AsTAIGHTFORwAxD Litter.

Hon. james Robb. member of the late
House of Representatives, was soundly
abused BY the Kansas City 7i,ae, and il.
followers for his course in the Legislature-
q course which the honest people of the
State will heartily approve. In answer to
these criticisms he publishes a manly.
Straightforward letter, which We copy in
another column, and to which we direct the
readers attention,
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N,MAHON.

Ex-Presldent MscMahon is reported as
having declared that if the Chambers decide
upon impeachment he will demand to be
rlsced on trial with the Ministers. II true
this declaration is more chivslric than pru.
dent on the part of the Marshal. French
men sometimes have an uncomfortable way
of taking their rulers and e1-rulers at their
-orI
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THE BLUE RIBBON DON'T COUNT.

Major Oyerton has strnck whisky in TIE
wreck Of the old F. y Aubrey and by
means Of hollow sugur bored into a bar
rel and pumped up a gallon or two for
sample. IL Il said To be a pure article and
has rich mellow taste. ii the Msjpr suc-
ceeds in unearthing the four hundred bar,
reis reported in her cargo, he will have to
pull oH his blue ribbon before he can make
q sale
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T T. T yIOr, Of EsrO county, his own suc-

I. 7. I ylor, OF Eero county, his own suc-
cessor.
ror Commissioner of Iusurance-Orrin
!. Welch, CT ,hawnee county, his own sue.
cessOr.
Members Of the State House Commits
sioners, }. B. Anderson. of Davis county,
II. II. Williams, OF Miami county, and
John Hammond, of Lyon county.
Director at the State Penitentis-y-S. F.
Burdette, Of Lesvenworth.
A RICE COUNTY FARMER BURNED TO DEATH
lSterling Gazette, 81
A Mr.. Bowman, living q mile north OF
John W. and Joseph ". Antrim, began
blowing around a piece of land on Thurs.
day and con inued on the same day and a
hail, piowipg strip some three miles wide.
Inc grass being high on the land, he con-
cludet TO burn 1t, and supposed the strip
OF ploved ground was amply sufficient 10
keep the fire in bounds, but Just after he
had started the ire the wind suddenly
changed into the north with such fury ~
IN carry the fire clear across the plowed
strip, and all will remember that it blew y
gale on Friday evening
The Antrim brothers being south, started
to go To Mr.. Bo~man'- ass stance, but be ore
going far discovered the fire coming upon
their place and hsstenAd back 10 project
their premises, but before they reached the
place the fire WAS upon them. Their frat
efforts We're TO release the horses, three in
number, from The stable, which wss on 6rs;
one horse was eXIicated with
out any trouble, the second one
gave some trouble 1t the door to John who
was trying 10 get him cur, whertupou Jo
-ePh kicked the horss TO geI him out, which
vas finally accomplished, and he returned,
"a IL supposed, TO release the third horse
tie was not seen again for five minutes, rs
John had TO seek the oTen air to catch his
breath; but on returning he saw Joseph
some Two RODS from the stable lying on the
ground, some ten feet from a haystack
which was on fire ard the flames from
shlch We're tapping over his prostrate body,
but they could Sc that lie Wa, extinct
and nothing could BE- done To extricate him
Ii Is supposed that when be came out Of
the stable he inhaled the hot air and
never brea,hed again, Just having time to
run where he fell. 1t Ia supposed that he
did not unite the third horse, as IT perished
where it was tied
The loss in property was one horse, some
80 bushels OF corn, 75 bushels Of oats, and
ali their hogs and chickens.
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In New York they are convinced that it
was no bogus dispatch that knocked the
bottom out of the wheat market in Chicago.
10 Chicago they hold to the contrary. 1t is
c-r;sin, however, that Keene has added to
his stock Of yhes.
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AN IMPROVEMENT.

The Wichita Be1con has been so greatly
improved that it is scarcely recognIz ,ble
Ii mas put on an entirely new dress and
head. The Be1eon is a paper which has
been established on a sound basis, and We
are glad to note The fact that it has been
successful.
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THE FACULTY OF THE LAWRENCE USIyER-
University Conrier. 10 J


Rev. james Marvin, d D., President,
Professor OF Mental aud Moral PhiIoso-
ply; Frank II. Snow, 4. NJ, Professor Of
Natural History; Herbert 5. S. Smith, b
:, Professor OF Physics, Astronomy ard
Engineering; David II. Robinson, A. NJ,
Professor Of Ancient Languages and Liter
ature; Ephrsim Miller, A VI, Professor of
Malhematics; Jsm.s III. Garfield, A. NJ
Professor Of History and English Language
and Literature; George +. Patrick, VI. :,
Professor OF Chemistry and Ninsralogv;
Frances Schlegel, Assistant Professor OF
German and French; Kate Stephens, b A
Assistant Professor of Ancient Language:
Alcinds L. Morrow, Assistant Professor Ia
Normal and Preparatory Department;
Clara L. Morris, L. 5, Instructor in Music:
Prof. b. F. Nudge, A. VI, Lecturer on
Geology and Paleontology.
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COCNIIE- AND RAILROADS.

Number Of Counties in the State, 1O3
Number OF organized counties, -
Number OF unorganiz.d counties, 81
Organized counties with railroads, 81
Organized counties without railroads, 2l
Whole number of counties without any
railroad facilities, II
Counties with more than one line OF rail
road, 10
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a RERGkE.

In calling the Indiana Legislature to-
gether in extra session Governor Williams
took occasion to administer to the members
q sharp rebuke for their 'recklessness and
inefhciency, and TO wash his hands of the
responsibility Of the call before what he
terms an Outraged constituency
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I. o. o ? BC MS
ITpDTEa Com nn,pu.aIrb 80
Sl,:2,yl o.
DISBURSEMENT
Az detailed in IIeasurer'r report. SS2S
Balance Of cash on hand

Balance OF cash on hand ........ -ipS .
The abstract Of subordinate T. camp
ment semi annual repor:s shows the nunJ-
Der OF Eaca mpmeuts in scgualsxis euce il
this Stale, TO b ~ The nEmbrr Of char
ters Issued 10 date ia 81 Two Encan,p
ments, \o,. 20 and u while not actually
5elunct, are liable t0 become 20 n any dan
five, Nos, ), 10, IL, Is and 10 } ave ac,u-
ally celssd % exist. .he pre- nj tntat
ms smbership l. an incraas,. of S} since
prior year. Nu Der of members adm .ie,i
during the yea 81; auvaHc,u, -; exalted,
e.
Receipts Of Subordinate E0csmpments.
e3 2lS 40 Paid ior ben, fi.s S342. Nnm
Der OF week-' sickness for which ben, Il b,
were paid, 100.
The assets of the Grand Eorampmenr
Re: supplies, S253 p-,Ferty Tegalia etc
$500; du= from suadry EcIp l.ent-,
III 81. cash on hand, 1902 81; total
800, 20
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20

On April :. S7j. Jun : n. Ncrigrra pur-
c'Ir~. 81 ut Jim - L. t'u.,.. our IuugrrI
"a au' l. 81 CHIu- t. b -' Itr It's a. NV. rcd
IN sniltud, ipr WulcI corn NC'fu. z. PAID
LtNtcEc. "a tUr. time % usi, Jts. fu'l prIy.-
tt"re I. tui Lawrence gave t. NrttliTt. the
ip loving Ia. tTuU. 1T IN within. t.r-wtt:
o.. '>n rae 4, Apr :, 1876 Ia. j ,rG,-# H.
VI 'iIfr one hE .dTrtt u els corn - be. de
i've al ~ my- J'u~ 'p.irTr, h o. .pu 1t IrHru-
J. e i.twiruce-' \ A.lrGy,stTi-. uYr = Iff,.f-
rnt imr> aEG 'II ..t n an u. l., Hwrsart-
%. ri to Nr'iu e. D. tbv ar 3, ,t. g.aui
- .. -Ie - -,.t corn a. Il Q rwaru. j
d -ut Iu-rd To q I've. tI'. & .utIrste- to-
y q: " 81 Il - b i~Irl.. On tE.. fratl t..-
court fri ~.d - b.. mt LtWT.us.. To d rove
h Ar a. Il y tI..t.c b. "a .tI tHd..r- and ...g
o.. NuvruIp- o.. SO 81 To IN. t.Iu- when Me
.Tu.f" ~ u ii - iDt tus C''Ta, bU thee ylsl,
~ 'ltlf't awe M tie pIi.1. ever upon
any >ufii'fr NJ spuNIdtrrft.. ~ Ge ~ v c,i
tract dIfl eat from tn one mad Ou ApTi. e.
-" "ud - !. WfcH"' afIsT y yrgsiu.-r 1876
?. fused, ab,OIuJriy and % 80. tIlttOsaI v ra
deliver >'Id Snd 1. ~ bushels # corn. the
c'uTf did TOf err b. refusing 20 permit Law
renee To- 1T ot!u e ~atI evidence.
a. he justices cor curing.
\ fru copy. Att,~': N-HANNNTT
IL 81 G.. rk Supreme COuIt.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

"A sleeping car runs from 81. Louis tc
Leavenworth, over the Missouri Pacific
regularly.
-Twenty.eight pieces Of baggage wera
Transferred from the Chicago. Rex I.I,nG
and Pacific to the Kansas Fac tic yesterda,
morning.
The Missouri Pacific from st. Loui-
was two hcu late yesterday, owing to .
heavy immigrant train from ST. Louis TO-
the Santa Fe.
"A special car from the Indianspoli-
Bloomington and Southwestern, containinc
a number Of ladies and gen lemen, pas. d
through the city ye.,erdss afternoon. ~
part OF Conductor Radcliffe Missouri Pa
cIfic train, No. 4.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20
IEADEil.LE.

The Chicago IHtr-Ooean of the 11th has
long letter detailing the history of the
new Colorado silver mines, illustrated with
two pictures of Leadville-the first being a
birds-eye view of the new metropolis, and
the second view of the principal street of
the town
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KANSAS NEWS.
A CHURCH FE-TIvAL.
fFDri { tounty GIpb. III

The ladies of Dodge City are preparing
to give a musical concert and festival for
the benefit OF the Catholic Church. The
entertainment wall probably take place
about the l1lh.
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BLOOD WILL TELL

The fine blooded horse belonging to G. H.
Miller, OF Wichita, which jumped from the
box car ON tie A. L. u 5. +, last Saturday
while the train was running at the rate OF
twenty miles per hour, was found quietly
walking up the track, unInjured, at D.
Soto, Sunday morning.
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THE KANSAS CITY ANNEXATION SCHEME.

Senators Almerin GilIett, of Enporia,
and L. Il MurdocS, of Eidorado, have been
appointed ss the Committee on the parL
OF the Senate on aDueI alton of X tuss-
City TO this State. They will sit during
the recess
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TWerk1p Gimes
.xrStSTER WELSH.

There is a rumor that Minister Welsh Ia
to be recalled from London. 1t ia said TO
hove been at his departure an open question
how long his business would allow him to
remain abroad
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20
ENGLISH FERRErs,

A farmer with cage Of fe-re.s in his
SsgoL collected quite crowd on Msssa-
chusetts street, yesterday. Tne ferrets were
brought over from Englsnd, and the farmer
warrants their cleaning out all the rats in
the country.
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THE WINFIELD ExTEysIoy.

Ine-e we're ,452 names signed to the
L. l. & u railroad proposition, and yss-
terday 'he Board Of County Commi-s,oner.
granted the request, and called an election
on the 20 h Of April, 1879.
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KANSAS NEWS,

h. 5. Temper has scll his interest in
the Larned Orie.
TINE
The Topeka city council has pissed the
following:
Rss1iUed, That The Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department b. instructed to have the
watchman in the tower strike the bell dur
ing every hour from s O'Clock p. NJ. until
o'clock A. NJ indicating each hour.
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THE A. T. & ?. +.
lErnporia News, III

The A. /. d 5 F. mas 1900 ,ies piled
up along the track on the west sid- Of the
city, for use on it, land there ard fsr il
branch road TO Eureka.
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I, ibr-u Ham rat, clerk Of the Su' reno
Court OF the Stale OF ktp-s-, do hereby cer-
~ sflar n r,,fs-af-.rI- = tr'ir ann cDuect
,4pv Of the :. Iltau7 Ia The a. opt- en-
o. l.d C, the same app, ars On HE III
my office
Witness my hard and official sefi !. hereto
LsEALi affixed, at my Off e IA TOpeka, this
sib day Of March, \. d, 1872,
A. HAMMATT,
CLERK SupIsue Coagfs
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BY THE COURT,
' ALESEISE j.

J. l.. Usher ~ o s. Hiatt and &. F. M,is-
Erru. from L-avenwoTth county ry-Atism. -.
BY THE COURT, VALENTINE ].
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No 1872

No 1919.
81 ~. Of KANSAS
SUPREME. tUUEf.
J mes D. Law eaer " James T.. Mcclure
ErIOr from U,OsTLe ,ouu "A Ai.i.iu,d.
By THE CoCEr. VALENTINE /
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called.
Washington Telegram TO Cincinnati In.
quirer
There is good authority for the statement
that Minister Welsh has written a letter to
Secretary Evsrts asking 10 be recalled from
Great Britsin, because bis business engage
ments will not permit his remaining longer
abroad as our Minister at the Court OF St.
James
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COUNTY WANTS soNE OF THE
rAnthoDy Journal, 6

T'f-"E1sD77y
We have been watching with considera-
Ole Interest, the m vements Of the eompa-
nie. that are making preparations to bullG
railroads into this portion Of The State
seems that other roads beside the Atchi-ou.
Topeka & Santa Fe, have recognized the
fact that the Great Southwest is the future
graineEy Of the continent. and are endeav-
oring to gain possession Of its trade,
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ONE THING MORE

That testimony, I understand, b flsd
with other z, alters than concerning Ingalls,
Horton is charged in If, or his friends are
charged, With wanting to buy men and are
charged with buying men. That Albert
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20
A GOOD IDEA.
TNs1N arSnn Arsrn~y- 10 Y

hold his office either one or two ysars, the
selection requires careful Consideration,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-20
SJFa-gE &C ST SYl.sUS.
VO.n iaI)

STATE KANS
SUPaEME JOURr.
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HE PERIL OF THE PARTY,

The Republican party, "a a party, il
Weakening itself; i disint5grating itself. 1t
l. giving way 10 its osn bad elements Of
disintesrstion, and when We get through
with this investigation, and with this leg
islature, and return to our constituents,
the hour will have come when that Repub-
lican constituency that We represent will
call us to an account for our conduct here:
ard If the history of the past is to BE- any-
thing OF criterion by which We can iudge
of the future, these men who have been go
extraordinarily anxious to di.honor the
STATE and rob Mr.. I,gslls Of his honor, there
will be verdict not of We'll done, good
and faithful servant" TO that class of men,
but it will be, Get thee behind me, Satan"
[ Applause. That will be the verdict of
the RsPu5;ican constituency, while Democ.
racy and other disinteerating elements will
applaud the oolduct of these men who have
urged it on. 1t is an old proverb, ale
laughs best who laughs last" 1t is an old |
theory have learned from lawyers, that in |
going into a court Of equity TO obtain
equity you must do equity. You must 90 |
in with clssn hsnds. II We take this tes,i- |
mony TO Washington 10 get co -iiy, We mus, |
have done squi;y; We must 20 to Washing
on With clean hspds.
have said much more upon the subiec.
.hsn / wished to ssy. On the testimony I /
Fant to say
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26
FIEskI SfEAgs, FESH, de.

nj OTICE-I call tla attention Of tho public
~ TO the northeast corner Of the Market, On
Fairfax ard Cameron streets whore hgvo 70.
sumcd busino3s aL Icy Old Stand, and will have
on hal9 at eli ii,Lcs Gooi supply Of CHOICE
FRESH MEATS. consisting Of Beef, Mutton,
Lamb Veal &nd Pork. together with al kinds
OF SAUSAGE and PUDDINGS, Of my own
manufacture. 1 slso call attention 10 stall No.
81 opposite where l have en- hsnd F. fine aeleo-
tion Of CHOICE PICKLES, consisting of Gu.
cumbors, Chow Chow, Chop Pickle, Mixed
Pickle. Gherkins, Caulilowcr aud Picklcd
ONIONS, and sll kinds of Pickles in glass jars
Eslford Sauce. Wsrwickshire Sauce, Cstsup,
French Mustard, pure Olive Oil. imported
sdam Cheese, Pepper Sauce, Sardines in quar.
tcr and hslf boxes, Mince Meat, Msccsroni,
Leme ns, etc.; CHOICE SMOkHD FISH, PRO.
pared for table use immediately, consisting of
Mackrel, Shad, Salmon and Potomac Roe Her
ring. Any of these articles cen bo procured sl-
ter market hours at my store, No II south Fair.
fax street ECO bbIs OF Fish consisting Of genu-
inc Labrador snd Fsmily Roe Herring, in hbls,
half bbls sud kit, Potomsc Shed in barrels
hnlf barrels ard kits Msckerol, Ncs. l. = and 3
in barrels, hslf barrels aGl kits.
nov25 =. i. REED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26
AUCTION S.4E.E9,
DUBLtC SALE,

On WEDNESDAY,. December Sd, at eleven
O'clock, if fair il ot, tho next lsir day ct the
same hour. I will dispose Of 1t public sale, at
Fairview farm, near Cameron run ford. ON the
Telegram road oil Of my FARMING TOOLS
and LIVE STOCK, consisting cf several fne
WORK HORSES, COLTS, COWS, FARM
ING IMPLEM ENTS, &c, &c. Terms made
kaown on day Of sale
nov l9-2S* RICHARD s. WINDSOR.
COMMISSIONERS SALEOF LAND IN
~ FAIRFAX COUNTY, NEAR MOUNT
VERNON-By virtue of the decrees of tho Cir
cuit Court OF Fairfax county, pronounced st its
November term, 1878 and June term, 1879 in
thos suit of John asisliD against JAS. s. Mslderg
snd others, Wc shall at II N. on MONDAY,
the 18Th day of Decoubor onsuing (court dayj
~ iroAt of the Court House of said county, sell
by public suction to the highcst bidder, that
iRACT OF LAND whereon the said James S.
M srders st rrosont resides, situsted on Pohich
Creek, and containing about 17G acres the exact
qnsnl!ty to be mado known on tho dsy Of sale.
IL has upon IT q comfortable DWELLING
huUSE, with the usual and necessary outbuild.
ihgs, good orchard, and is q very productive
farm.
Terms OF Sale: One hundred dollars cssh, to
ineot costs and expenses of talc, ard the residue
II lhreo equal annual payments, TO bear interest
from tho day Cf sale, anu to be secured by tho
notes OF the purchaser. with good personal SO.
curly, and retention of title until The last Day
mont IS made
This land will he a.arlad st the upse. bid Of
Sl".23 per acre. Il. W.TH0MAS,
THOMAS MOORE,
horio W1w Commr rs of Sale